Lost Radio Rounders appear as part of the two-day Canalfest. We'll be doing one show on a bill with Quickstep (featuring John Kirk, Trish Miller and Ed Lowman), Woods Tea Company and up-and-coming bluesman Kyle Miller (you can even catch a video of the then 16-year-old Kyle playing Little Walter's "Mean Old World" on Michael's 1931 National resonator guitar here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-QnWmj8QUU).

We're back at Saugerties' best book store and cafe for two sets of Historic American Music and fun.

The first of three themed fund-raising concerts. Lost Radio Rounders and their special musical guests are partnering with McKownville United Methodist Church to raise money for three local charities.

Great music for a great cause. Frank Jaklitsch, Almost Awake, and Lost Radio Rounders at the beautiful Crossings of Colonie. Frank & Friends at 10 a.m., Almost Awake at 11 a.m., Lost Radio Rounders at noon. The walk kicks off at noon as well.

 Frank Jaklitsch

 Almost Awake

Two sets of live acoustic music at this former general store.
 

The second of three themed fund-raising concerts. Lost Radio Rounders and their special musical guests are partnering with McKownville United Methodist Church to raise money for three local charities.

The Folkways Records label boasted artists such as Pete Seeger, Woody Guthrie and Leadbelly. These men sang classic American folk songs about soldiers and sailors, lawmen and outlaws, farmers, cowboys and more. This show, featuring several guest artists, is sure to be a big slice of Americana.

   

The third of three themed fund-raising concerts. Lost Radio Rounders and their special musical guests are partnering with McKownville United Methodist Church to raise money for three local charities.

Your last chance in 2010 for the magical combo of Jonesville chow and Lost Radio roundness.

Our third time at the great Third Sunday at Three concert series. Our CD "Acoustic Roadshow" was recorded there.