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Rural Ledge-ucation #44: Punkish Songwriters
What started out as a collection of punk-era singer/songwriters turned into something completely different.
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Rural Ledge-ucation #46: Down With Wilco
This morning’s show features collaborations, side projects, and guest appearances involving members of Wilco!
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Rural Ledge-ucation #52: Tax Deductible
Nothing but songs about taxes and the government on this awful day where only accountants are happy.
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Rural Ledge-ucation #55: Oh Susannah
Another show of new and upcoming releases, highlighted by a preview of the reunion of Neil Young and Crazy Horse.
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The Ledge #90: Jed’s Dead
Jed’s Dead leader Edward Romero joins the show to talk about not only his band but his work in the film industry.
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Rural Ledge-ucation #59: Weddings Stink!
It’s wedding season, so here’s 90 minutes of songs that should give you silly people second thoughts about making this awful decision!
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Rural Ledge-ucation #62: Woody at 100
Woody Guthrie would have been 100 on July 14, so today’s show celebrates this day with some of his great tunes.
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Live Ledge #75: Peel Sessions (Pt. 1)
Nothing but tunes from the late, great John Peel archive!
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Rural Ledge-ucation #66: Happy Birthday Joe Strummer!
This Tuesday would have been Joe Strummer’s 60th birthday. Today’s show features his post-Clash career in celebration.
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Rural Ledge-ucation #72: 1st World Problems
Scott has plenty of things to whine about today, but also some great recent releases.
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Rural Ledge-ucation #76: Election Day
Two days away from the U.S. elections, Hudson compiled some of his favorite politician-related tracks.
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Live Ledge #89: Black Friday Sucks!
Two hours of songs against the travesty of Black Friday, and the cretins who make it out to shop when they should still be sleeping.
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Live Ledge #97: Tributes
Inspired by a Lydia Loveless song called “Steve Earle”, tonight’s show is nothing but songs about other artists.
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Rural Ledge-ucation #95: More Then And Now
Continuing on from Friday’s show with more old and new tracks!
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Rural Ledge-ucation #96: More New Finds
Another continuation of Friday’s new release show, along with a big announcement on the future of the Sunday morning show.
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Live Ledge #112: Love Is The Law
Tonight we celebrate the passage of the Marriage Equality Law in Minnesota.
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Live Ledge #114: 1983
A celebration of a year that was very important for host Scott Hudson – 1983!
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Live Ledge #125: The Clash
To celebrate the release of the Sound System box set, tonight’s show is all Clash-related!
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Live Ledge #126: 1988
Nothing but music from 1988 tonight, along with some commentary from Scott on his recent interview with Big Brother cast member Amanda Zuckerman.
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Live Ledge #134: New Finds
Another show featuring nothing but new releases and online discoveries!
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Live Ledge #211: By The Numbers, Part 2
We continue the journey of a song from every year host Scott Hudson’s been alive, including two from 2015.
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Live Ledge #299: Skiffle
Inspired by Billy Bragg’s new book, tonight’s Live Ledge is two hours of skiffle music!
View ArticleThe Ledge #517: Directors Gorman Bechard and Fred Uhter Discuss ‘Where Are...
For a large percentage of Wilco fans, the glory days of that band were in the late 90’s and early 00’s, with classic albums such as Being There, Summerteeth, and Yankee Hotel Foxtrot. It’s no...
View ArticleThe Ledge #528: New Replacements & Other Treats
A few weeks ago, fans of The Replacements noticed that a new live record was starting to appear on vinyl distribution lists. Most at first assumed this was a bootleg, but it turns out tht the Live At...
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