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April 2022

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Homegrown Music is WVIA-FM's exclusive series which each week showcases the talents of regional contemporary music artists in recordings produced in the WVIA-FM studios by series host George Graham and is broadcast Tuesdays at 9:00 PM and Saturdays at 6 PM on WVIA-HD2. Further information on Homegrown Music may be obtained via the World Wide Web at http://homegrownmusic.info and http://www.wvia.org/radio/local/homegrown-music/

Apr. 5 Scott Chasolen. A versatile pianist, composer and vocalist, Chasolen spent many years performing with the popular Pink Floyd tribute band The Machine. He has also led a fusion ensemble called ulu. This encore features original songs from three sessions Chasolen did with a trio for Homegrown Music in 2011 and 2012.
Scott Chasolen
Scott Chasolen (center)) and band at WVIA in 2012.
Apr. 12 Timothy Zieger and Zach Sprowls. From Factoryville, PA, near Scranton, singer-songwriter-guitarist Timothy Zieger has made three recent appearances on appearance on Homegrown Music. This one, from late 2019, features a duo with pianist Zach Sprowls, for some very appealing original songs by Zieger.
Tom Zieger  and Zach Sprowls
Timothy Zieger (right) and Zach Sprowls at WVIA.
Apr. 19 A Homegrown Music Concert encore: The DICK FAWCETT BAND. This Homegrown Music Archive feature spotlights a short-lived but popular Scranton-area group headed by Leroy Pelicci, who went on to record for RCA records. The group was known for their jazzy original material by Pelicci and their jam-band style performances with some first-rate regional musicians, including saxophonist Nick Driscoll and guitarist Neil Nicastro. This encore consists of a live Homegrown Music concert given in September 1998, a few days after which Pelicci abruptly adjourned the band. This memorable performance marked the group at its height.
Dick Fawcett
The DIck Fawcett Band perfomrming live at WVIA in 1998
Apr. 26 The Coal Town Rounders. A first-rate bluegrass quartet from the Scranton area, who went their separate ways a few years ago, The Coal Town Rounders are heard at their peak with a set of mostly original material recorded in 2015.
The Coal Town Rounders
The Coal Town Rounders at WVIA in 2015


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