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This is definitely an observation, I hope it’s not rambling, but for sure I am cranky, also angry and very sad. When I first started writing this article, Art Fredette told me, “No politics.” I plan to stand firm to that, and as much as I can I will not be finger pointing or flag […]
Greg Bell of Guthrie Bell Productions is celebrating his success of 30 years in music production with fun and flair that tops the likes of other area productions. Following the success of his first five shows to commemorate the milestone, Bell pulled the stops to bring Capital Region’s 80s favorite, The Sharks, and Johnny Rabb […]
You just blew your last five bucks on a Filet-O-Fish sandwich and a box of Screaming Yellow Zonkers but you’re a “vinyl junkie geek” and you have to have that 45 which just hit the secondary market. So, what are you gonna do? You find the nearest ATM because it’s another dateless Friday night and […]
“How many meals does a six-hour marathon of “Louie Louie” provide? More than 12,000! Thanks to all of the guest musicians who made this fun fundraiser possible!” –Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York On March 27th, The Lawn Sausages, RadioRadioX, Xperience Monthly and Mirth Films put on The Louie Louie Marathon at the Wynantskill […]
Dave Faulkner is the leader of the HooDoo Gurus. A fascinating character, a storyteller – sometimes of difficult topics – and just a great guy. RRX: First, obviously, thank you for taking the time out. Cary (Dave’s publicist) is a complete mensch. He’s great. We love him. So, thank you for that. DF: My pleasure. […]
RRX: So, I became familiar with your band Ampevene because of your bassist Mack Hogan. I knew Mack when he was still a long-haired, high school metal guitarist sharing a jam space with my band Smittix. Now it seems as though he has matured and gotten himself a haircut. I always saw the talent that […]