Lost Radio Rounders will present “Scoundrels!” at the Voorheesville Library on November 16th.
“Bad behavior has brought us some very good folk songs,” states Tom Lindsay, vocalist/guitarist for Acoustic Americana trio Lost Radio Rounders. Lindsay, along with bandmates Michael Eck and Paul Jossman head to the Voorheesville Public Library on Thursday, November 16th for a program featuring songs about liars, cheats, thieves, and murderers.
Since their founding in 2009, Lost Radio Rounders have specialized in themed programs such as Cowboy
Songs & Frontier Ballads, Lincoln & Liberty, and Songs America Voted By. Lindsay remarked that “These
programs are especially well received at libraries and historical societies where audiences are keenly
interested in what the songs may tell us about the place and time in which they were created.” Back in
October the group performed Blue Collar Blues: Songs of American Workers at the Troy Savings Bank
Music Hall.
While Lindsay and Lost Radio Rounders co-founder Michael Eck have both amassed an almost
encyclopedic knowledge of American folk music over the years, they never forget that they are
entertainers first. “Even with a program like Scoundrels!” said Lindsay, “there will be humor, albeit
somewhat dark- and plenty of chances to sing along!”
Lost Radio Rounders present “Scoundrels! is free and begins at 6:30 p.m.
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