Bob McDill returns as guest on The Paul Leslie Hour. Are you here? Look, we know that you could be anywhere, but YOU are tuned in to The Paul Leslie Hour. So, Thank you! Oh are we excited about today’s show. This is Paul’s second interview with a legendary songwriter:
Dean Dillon joins The Paul Leslie Hour for a third time! Are you here? Now that you are, let’s get right down to it. Welcome to The Paul Leslie Hour. We’ve got an exceptional guest for you on this episode. This is the third interview with legendary songwriter Dean Dillon.
The induction of Jerry Lee Lewis into the Country Music Hall of Fame renewed interest in his 40th studio album “Mean Old Man.” Released on Verve Records in 2010, the album featured many collaborations with noteworthy musicians. The title track, “Mean Old Man” was written by Kris Kristofferson. Jerry Lee
Jerry Bradley gives an exclusive interview on The Paul Leslie Hour. He is a much beloved man in the world of music and the recording arts. Jerry Bradley is an inductee of the Country Music Hall of Fame. He is the son of Owen Bradley and the nephew of Harold Bradley, who are also
Dean Dillon is a returning guest on The Paul Leslie Hour. Dean Dillon is one of America’s foremost songwriters and has been inducted into the 2020 class of the Country Music Hall of Fame, the highest recognition the world of country music. Mr. Dillon was inducted along with Marty Stuart and Hank Williams,
“Country music is the poetry of the American spirit.” -Steve Maraboli This is an interview I recorded with country music singer and recording artist Jim Ed Brown. A recent visit to the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum reminded me of this interview where Jim Ed Brown talked about his
It’s the grand finale interview of 2019, the last one of this decade. Recorded in Nashville, Tennessee, with a man who has been called “arguably the greatest country songwriter of all time.” Dolly Parton called him a “songwriter’s songwriter.” One of only a few people to be an inductee all
On this episode of The Paul Leslie Hour, we’re in the presence of a legend. For 50 years, Charlie McCoy has worked as a session player. He’s in great demand. In addition to his 41 solo albums, he’s done more than 12,000 recording sessions. Charlie McCoy has worked with Elvis