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Signup to Generate a PitchSOS: Saving Our Scene is a music podcast hosted by GoldMX 1611AM, with 10 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
GoldMX 1611AM hosts SOS: Saving Our Scene, a music show with 10 episodes published.
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SOS: Saving Our Scene
Scottie is back on deck as we review the last few weeks of live music happening around the town, and preview the Albany Blues Club Presents: Laz Karski Trio with Blackwood Rising playing at the KRT tonight, plus some brand new music from Tammy London!
SOS: Saving Our Scene
Scottie has been laid low by the dreaded lurgy, so Samele kicks it up and spins some wonderful local music!
SOS: Saving Our Scene
Scottie & Sam preview tonight’s Albany Blues Club’s “Blues on the River” at the KRT, and the upcoming launch of Kevin Gomm’s latest book, “A Who’s Who of All Bands in Albany & The Great Southern 1965 – 2025”.
SOS: Saving Our Scene
Scottie & Sam preview tonight’s Albany Blues Club’s “Blues on the River” at the KRT, and the upcoming launch of Kevin Gomm’s latest book, “A Who’s Who of All Bands in Albany & The Great Southern 1965 – 2025”.
SOS: Saving Our Scene
It’s a busy weekend in town with the International Folk & Shanty Festival packing venues to bursting! Well Scottie & Sam take a look at the festival and what else is happening around town musically.
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