Hundreds of musicians have visited KSUT over the years for live interviews and in-studio performances.
Explore our growing library of KSUT Sessions, on-demand and available anytime.
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KSUT Sessions are supported in part by Durango Organics.
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Stasia LanierThe renowned vocalist dipped into her own library and that of Gershwin. She also talked about her involvement in the Woodshed Network program and the day R&B singer Carla Thomas dropped by the recording studio.
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Native American flute player R. Carlos Nakai performed in Durango recently as part of Symphony Chaco: A Journey of the Spirit. KSUT's Tami Graham talked to him about the performance. He also played several short pieces on flute and bird bone whistle. -
Stasia Lanier/KSUTBluegrass band AJ Lee & Blue Summit appeared at KSUT on September 2, 2021.
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Black Violin visited the studios of KSUT for some music and conversation with Tami Graham.View the KSUT Session:Black Violin video created by Illuminarts… -
The Accidentals visited the studios of KSUT for some music and conversation with Stasia Lanier.View the KSUT Session:The Accidentals video created by… -
Tinsley Ellis visited the studios of KSUT for some music and conversation with Chris AalandView the KSUT Session:Tinsley Ellis video created by… -
Chatham County Line visited the studios of KSUT for some music and conversation with Tami GrahamSession Notes:Chatham County Line recorded live on KSUT,… -
Dave Alvin & Jimmie Dale Gilmore visited the KSUT studios for some music and conversation with Chris Aaland.Session Notes:Dave Alvin & Jimmie Dale Gilmore…
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They performed the song December 18, 2018 at Eagle Sound in Durango. -
Kaki King visited the KSUT studios on May 7, 2019 and brought her projection-mapped guitar. In addition to a fun and freewheeling conversation with KSUT's Tami Graham, King also played a few pieces. -
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Eilen Jewell visited our studios on March 22, 2018.
