Temporada 3
Tony Logue
The Magpies
Arthur Hancock
Adam Chaffins
Small Batch
Hunter Flynn
Brother Smith
Nate Waters Tribute (RIP)
Candace Barbee
Jesse Wells
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Western Kentucky singer-songwriter Tony Logue returns to the program to preview his forthcoming record Sixty Cycle Hum, how Chris Knight's Enough Rope inspired him to pursue music, his top literary influences, and more. Wick's Picks is presented by Kentucky 811: "Call Before You Dig" and The Botany Bay: "The Place To Buy Things To Do Stuff With".
Dylan Whitlow, Justin Bell and Marty Bennett of Lexington rock group The Magpies join the program to talk about what drew them to Kentucky from out of state, the band's formation, new four song EP, how this project is distinguished from the member's other bands like DeeOhGee, and much more. We also listen to the entirety of the band's self-titled EP along with music from DeeOhGee along with Bell and Bennett's other endeavors. Wick's Picks is presented by Kentucky 811: "Call Before You Dig" and The Botany Bay: "The Place To Buy Things To Do Stuff With".
Hancock & Shouse's Arthur Hancock IV joins the program to discuss his work with Can'd Aid to get instruments in the hands of children, his new album Influence, his father's looming induction into the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame, reflections on a decade of concerts at The Burl, and more. We also listen to music off Hancock's new record along with "Country Boy", an old tune written and recorded by his father, Arthur B. Hancock III. Wick's Picks is presented by Kentucky 811: "Call Before You Dig" and The Botany Bay: "The Place To Buy Things To Do Stuff With".
Lawrence County born, Tennessee based singer Adam Chaffins joins the program to delve into his new album Trailer Trash Doublewide, how side gigs with acts like Town Mountain and Billy Strings helped prepare him to be a band leader, what led legendary producer Frank Rogers to sign him to a publishing deal on the spot, memories from his first country concert, and more. We also hear Chaffins perform three songs live in studio from his new record — "King Of Coal Dust County", "Lucky Me" and "Sugarcoat It". Wick's Picks is presented by Kentucky 811: "Call Before You Dig" and The Botany Bay: "The Place To Buy Things To Do Stuff With".
Melissa "Tree" Jackson, Warren Byrom and Reva Russell English of Lexington songwriter collective Small Batch join the program to discuss the band's roots, connections to Tyler Childers (including Melissa's appearance on stage with him at Railbird Festival), their former bandmate Robby Cosenza, new music, and more. The trio also perform their original songs "Blue Country Magic," "Paper Trail" and "Dark Days" along with versions of "Jubilee", "Arizona" and "Consequence" from their 2015 self-titled EP to close out the show. Wick's Picks is presented by Kentucky 811: "Call Before You Dig" and The Botany Bay: "The Place To Buy Things To Do Stuff With".
Somerset singer-songwriter Hunter Flynn returns to the program to discuss his road to signing with Big Machine Records, how he and his brother Fisher brought the music video for "Robbing A Bank" to life, what it's been like playing with a band for the first time, and more. We also preview music from Flynn's forthcoming debut album with acoustic versions of "Dreams Keep Dying", "Second Guessing" and "Great White Lion". Wick's Picks is presented by Kentucky 811: "Call Before You Dig" and The Botany Bay: "The Place To Buy Things To Do Stuff With".
Wesley and Aaron Smith of Lexington-based duo Brother Smith rejoin the program to talk all about their new record Homeless — from it being their first vinyl release to how drummer/friend Zach Martin wound up playing the role of radio DJ on one of it's tracks. We also hear about how the duo's side- and session work helps to inform the music they make together and what Wesley would like to do with Abraham Lincoln and Yoda. You don't want to miss it! Wick's Picks is presented by Kentucky 811: "Call Before You Dig" and The Botany Bay: "The Place To Buy Things To Do Stuff With".
Ben Aubrey and Andy Hibpshman join the program to discuss the life and musical legacy of Lexington musician Nate Waters. The singer passed away in June after a long career performing with acts such as NP Presley, Infected and others. A show paying tribute to him will take place at The Burl on July 10. Wick's Picks is presented by Kentucky 811: "Call Before You Dig" and The Botany Bay: "The Place To Buy Things To Do Stuff With".
Candace Barbee, talent booker for Glasgow-based music venue The Grove, returns to the program to discuss changes to the venue in 2026, the dream event she one day hopes to host on the stage, how she's handling a nearby venue opening up with a name eerily close to her's, and more. We also listen to music from Josh Mitcham, American Aquarium, Joshua Ray Walker, River Shook, Chatham Rabbits and New Grass Revival. Wick's Picks is presented by Kentucky 811: "Call Before You Dig" and The Botany Bay: "The Place To Buy Things To Do Stuff With".
The Professor, Jesse Wells, joins the program to discuss how he first met Tyler Childers — who he now performs alongside, recording Long Violent History in a cave on the singer's Eastern Kentucky property, and more. We also hear music from Childers, The Wooks, The Local Honeys and Robbie Wells. Wick's Picks is presented by Kentucky 811: "Call Before You Dig" and The Botany Bay: "The Place To Buy Things To Do Stuff With".