One of Buffalo’s most beloved folk-rock duos, John and Mary, play with their backing band, The Valkyries. It was sort of a public practice to prepare for their appearance the next weekend at the Great Blue Heron Festival. Read the rest of this entry »
This Sunday was the third All WNY Radio House Party and of course, I went to it. Scott Leffler is building his internet radio station into a real force for promoting the local music scene. Each one of these events gets better.
Here’s a band I’m really excited about putting in a podcast! I first ran into these guys on MySpace and liked what I heard. Since then, I saw them play twice, at the Music Is Art Festival and at their CD Release Party at Club Infininty on June 24th. Read the rest of this entry »
Where we go to the AllWNYRadio.com Memorial Day Picnic and meet some cool people.
J Ryan K – http://www.myspace.com/jryank
Gravity Theives – http://www.myspace.com/thegravitythieves, http://www.gravitythieves.com/
Scott Leffler – http://allwnyradio.com
Hooter and Greenway – http://www.myspace.com/thehooterandgreenwayshow, http://www.hooterandgreenway.com/
Herman and Farleys Magic Tonez – http://www.myspace.com/magictonez
Gorillapunch – http://www.myspace.com/gorillapunch
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We finally caught up with the Ghost Riders at Sportsmans Tavern, June 17, 2006 and had a great time making the podcast. If you have never heard them before, you’re in for a real treat.
They’re a real Country band, not the prettied-up poster-boys in jeans and sequins that TV wants you to think is “Country Music.” They play the real thing, and as they say, “from the heart.” They lean towards the outlaw side of country, but not too much. If you like BR-549, Asleep At The Wheel, or Pure Prairie League, you’ll like their sound. They do some harder stuff as well, but aren’t afraid to sing a ballad either. Read the rest of this entry »
