Golden Oldies Spectacular - April 25th at Proctors
Six incredible acts on one legendary night! Join us Saturday, April 25th at Proctors in Schenectady
The Latest
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Missing Endangered Child Reported in Amsterdam, New YorkAuthorities are seeking the public’s assistance in locating a missing and endangered 12-year-old girl from Amsterdam
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Capital Region Burgers Compete for Best in NY TitleBurger Battle Heats Up with Two Capital Region Spots in Top 10
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Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Celebrates 60 YearsNitty Gritty Dirt Band Plays Final Albany & Nashville Shows
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Wash Away Hunger with Free Car Washes This WeekendGive a Can, Get a Shine at Hoffman Car Wash Locations Saturday & Sunday!
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Barry Manilow Postpones Albany ShowThe singer continues to recover from cancer surgery
What's Happening
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Win 2k for Mom!Click here to enter!
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Come Work with UsWe're hiring!
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This Day In Music HistoryWeekdays at 1230pm, Bill Williams presents This Day In Music History... a look at music and news events that happened on that day.
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Herzog Law FirmListen Saturday mornings from 8am-830am for The Estate and Medicaid Planning Hour with Herzog Law Firm.
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Guess Who SPAC July 14 2026The Takin' It Back Tour featuring THE GUESS WHO with special guest DON FELDER
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Cool Song Of The DayWeekdays at 430pm, John Gabriel digs into our library to play his Cool Song Of The Day.
Classic Hits History
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The #1 song in the country on April 14, 1968 belonged to Bobby GoldsboroHoney would be his biggest hit, spending 5 weeks atop the Billboard Singles Chart
— Bill Williams
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Elton John had the #1 song on April 14, 1974Bennie and the Jets would be his 2nd chart topper and spend 1 week on top of the Billboard Singles Chart.
— Bill Williams
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Today we remember Percy Sledge, on the 11th anniversary of his passingThe singer died from cancer on April 14, 2015, at his home in Louisiana
— Bill Williams
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On April 13, 1985 the #1 song in the country belonged to USA for AfricaWe Are the World would end up spending 4 weeks at #1 in America
— Bill Williams
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On April 13, 1965, The Beatles would win their first Grammy AwardsThe Fab 4 would win “Best New Artist” and “Best Performance by a vocal group”
— Bill Williams
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