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The Adirondack electric/acoustic band Swimming in Speakers were live guests on The Beat Authority. Chris Clarke and his fellow band member, Meadow, brought a cellist, a viloinist and a drummer into the NCPR studios for a special live set on the show. Hear the whole interview/music segment as they perform "Nevergreen," "Near My Ear," "Mind Does Take," "Ain't No Sunshine" and "Svoboda."
Two thirds of the Upper Jay-based alternative trio Monsterbuck were Ellen Rocco's live guests in the NCPR production studio. Chris Kowanko and Byron Renderer play a sampling of their original compositions, which earned them Esquire magazine accolades as "one of the top five unsigned bands on MySpace.
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This outdoor concert at Asgaard Farm features four performers from the UpNorth Music project: bluegrass with Althea Jean, Caribbean drums with Dan Hammond, blues with Mark Tostrup, and ska and jazz with Shu. We select highlights from their live performances.
Performed by Shu in Lake George, NY for UpNorth Music.
Performed by Shu in Lake George, NY for UpNorth Music.
Performed by Flakjacket in Lake George, NY for UpNorth Music.
Performed by Flakjacket in Lake George, NY for UpNorth Music.
Performed by Daniel Monroe in Lake George, NY for UpNorth Music.
Performed by Daniel Monroe in Lake George, NY for UpNorth Music.
Performed by Ben Tyler in Lake George, NY for UpNorth Music.
Performed by Ben Tyler in Lake George, NY for UpNorth Music.
Performed by Prima in Lake George, NY for UpNorth Music.
Performed by Prima in Lake George, NY for UpNorth Music.
Performed by Ironwood in Plattsburgh, NY for UpNorth Music.
Performed by Ironwood in Plattsburgh, NY for UpNorth Music.
Performed by The Joe Mama Band in North Creek, NY for UpNorth Music.
Performed by The Joe Mama Band in North Creek, NY for UpNorth Music.
Performed by Your Logo Here for UpNorth Music in Blue Mountain Lake, NY
Performed by Your Logo Here in Blue Mountain Lake, NY for UpNorth Music.
Performed by The Buskers in Blue Mountain Lake, NY for UpNorth Music.
Performed by The Buskers in Blue Mountain Lake, NY for UpNorth Music.
Performed by Wreckloose for UpNorth Music in Saranac Lake, NY
Performed by Wreckloose for UpNorth Music in Saranac Lake, NY.
Performed by Monsterbuck in Saranac Lake for UpNorth Music.
Performed by Monsterbuck in Saranac Lake for UpNorth Music.
Recorded by Tony Soluri in Alexandria Bay, NY for UpNorth Music.
Performed by Lori Lacey in Alexandria Bay, NY for Upnorth Music
Performed by Lori Lacey in Alexandria Bay, NY for Upnorth Music
Performed by Kevin Irwin for UpNorth Music on March 17, 2007.
Performed by Kevin Irwin for UpNorth Music on March 17, 2007.
Performed by Atsiaktonkie for UpNorth Music on February 17, 2007
Performed by Atsiaktonkie for UpNorth Music on February 17, 2007
Performed by the Howard Jennings Group for UpNorth Music. January 19, 2007 in Canton, NY.
Performed by the Howard Jennings Group for UpNorth Music. January 19, 2007 in Canton, NY.
Performed by Classic Country for UpNorth Music on January 18, 2007.
Performed by Classic Country for UpNorth Music on January 18, 2007
Preformed by Classic Country for UpNorth Music on January 18, 2007
Performed by Sabbatical in Canton, NY for UpNorth Music.
Performed by Sabbatical in Canton, NY for UpNorth Music.
Performed by Brittany Cean for UpNorth Music. January 11, 2007 in Canton, NY
Performed by Brittany Cean for UpNorth Music. January 11, 2007 in Canton, NY
Performed by Swimming in Speakers in Malone, NY for UpNorth Music.
Performed in Malone, NY by Irate Primates for UpNorth Music. December 7, 2006
Performed in Malone, NY by Irate Primates for UpNorth Music. December 7, 2006
Performed in Malone, NY by Irate Primates for UpNorth Music. December 7, 2006
The Waiting, performed by Kit Cornell. Written by Barry and Janine Smith. Copyright 2006, used by permission.
Momma's Baby Grows Up Too Fast, performed by Kit Cornell. Written by Barry and Janine Smith. Copyright 2006 used by permission.
Better Man, performed by Against Reality for UpNorth Music. November 2006. Copyright 2006, used by permission.
I Cry, performed by Against Reality for UpNorth Music. November 2006. Copyright 2006, used by permission.
Method to the Madness, performed by Against Reality for UpNorth Music. November 2006. Copyright 2006, used by permission.
Performed by Holiday Road for UpNorth Music in November 2006. Copyright 2006, used by permission.
Performed by Holiday Road for UpNorth Music in November 2006. Copyright 2006, used by permission.
Performed by Holiday Road for UpNorth Music in November 2006. Copyright 2006, used by permission.
Queen August performs 7th and 9th in Sackets Harbor, NY on November 9, 2006. Copyright 2006, used by permission.
Queen August performs Sparrow in Sackets Harbor, NY on November 9, 2006. Copyright 2006, used by permission.
Performed by Faith Has Fallen in November 2006. Copyright 2006, used by permission.
Performed by Faith Has Fallen in November 2006. Copyright 2006, used by permission.
The Radio Bob Band, captured live at this benefit concert for the St. Lawrence County Arts Council in the Tri-town Community Center in Crary Mills. What could be better than dancing to a song that was a hit before your mother was born?
Concert playlist: Nadine, C. Berry Landslide, S. Nicks For Your Love, . Gouldman Honky Tonk Women, M. Jagger Iko Iko, S. Jones, J. Johnson Feelin' Alright, D. Mason The Stumble, S. Thompson 96 Tears, Fire, B. Springsteen Young Blood, Leiber & Stoller Mona, E. McDaniels Peanut Polka, pub. dom.
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The SUNY Potsdam a capella group, the Pointercounts, performing All my Lovin' live during the NCPR regional news hour, March 30, 2001.
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Hot Rods On Blocks performing Mustang Sally live on The Radio Bob Show, January 17, 2001.
Left: Radio Bob—the early years: at the keyboard in 1967 (a very good year).
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The women's vocal ensemble Singing Sinners from St. Lawrence University performing Helplessly Hoping. Recorded in the NCPR studio, May 2000.
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St. Lawrence University's men's vocal ensemble, The Singing Saints, performed this arrangement of Insomnia in May 1999.
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Adiradical Blue and Friends performing Paper Chase. © 1977 Kent Gregson. Recorded in Sweetfish studios, February 1997, by Mark Fuller. Produced by Tim Ellifritz, Tom Volcheck and Kent Gregson.
Vocals: Kent Gregson, Barry Gregson. Lead guitar: Tim Ellifritz (electric), Barry Gregson (acoustic). Rythm guitar: Barry Gregson, Tom Volcheck. Bass: Chip McKibbon. Keyboard: Donna Britton. Saxophone: Frank Conti. Drums/Percussion: Jeff Britton.
The Rolling Clones vamping on the moon. Photo collage by Paul Davison.
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Recorded at ATO Fraternity, St. Lawrence University, Canton NY, on April 3, 1982, this concert aired on NCPR's North Country Music show, hosted by Josh Sacco.
The band: John Kribs: electric guitar and vocals Dan Gotham: electric guitar and vocals Michael Hadfield: bass and vocals Frank Carcaterra: drums Concert playlist: Walk On: B. McGhee Better Day: B. McGhee Full Circle: G. Clark Folsom Prison Blues: J. Cash Watch Out For Lucy: E. Clapton Six Days on the Road: E. Green, C. Montgomery Who Do You Love?: Bo Diddley Big River: J. Cash Trouble in Mind: R. Jones Move It On Over: H. Williams
Flying Wedge was a regular at St. Lawrence Valley music venues such as The Wild Oat in Potsdam.
In these live recordings done in part by Brian Zolner at The Proteus 9 Studio in Canton and Josh Sacco at the Hut in Colton and SLU's ATO fraternity, host Felicia Otero talks with and listens to the band, Flying Wedge, including five original tunes.
Band members: Vince Nerlino - composer, lead vocals, keyboards Pat Brown - drums Geoffrey Titman - guitar, vocals Fred Serfis - lead guitar, vocals Scott Brown - bass, vocals Brian Zolner - saxophone, soundboards |
 UpNorth Music Project:A two-year project to identify, record, compile, promote and distribute new music by North Country composers and performers. Rock interviews from NCPR
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 Popular Music The Celtic Journeys of Loreena McKennitt
McKennitt fell in love with Celtic music many years ago, but a late-'90s visit to Venice gave her a new appreciation for the wide reach of Celtic culture. Her new album is a concert recording from an unlikely Celtic outpost: Spain. She visits NPR for an interview and in-studio performance. Nickel Creek Farewell (For Now) Concert
When Nickel Creek began as a bluegrass trio in 1989, its pre-teen members stunned audiences with their remarkable musical gifts. Since then, their sound has evolved into progressive acoustic music, but they're calling it quits. Hear Nickel Creek recorded live in concert in one of the band's final performances. Over the Rhine in Concert
Over the Rhine has taken on a variety of forms since 1989, but it's now just the husband-and-wife duo of Linford Detweiler and Karin Bergquist. Hear the bittersweet folk-pop band perform a concert from WXPN and the Whitaker Center in Harrisburg, Pa.
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