The Thom Tollerson Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. Are you here? I know that if you just heard that question, it’s really not possible for you to be anywhere, but here. So what do we got for ya today? It’s an interview from the archives with Thom
The Deborah McColl Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. Are? Are You? Are You Here? Thank you for joining The Paul Leslie Hour for another episode. What’s in store for you this time around? It’s an interview from the archives with Miss Deborah McColl. The Kindred Spirit was
The Phil Rolleston Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. Are you here? It sure seems like you are. Yep, you’re here listening to The Paul Leslie Hour. What do we have for you? It’s an interview from the archives with folkie Phil Rolleston. The Kindred Spirit was a
The Bhi Bhiman Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. Now that we’ve made sure that you’re here, I’d like to introduce this interview Paul E. Leslie did with Bhi Bhiman. Now, he’s a singer-songwriter who got quite a lot of attention back when Paul first spun his music
Arlo Guthrie is a special guest on The Paul Leslie Hour. On this episode we’re joined by singer-songwriter, storyteller Arlo Guthrie, an American Treasure and icon in the music business. Arlo Guthrie is a masterful storyteller, whether through his own very eclectic songs like the famed “Alice’s Restaurant Massacre” or
The Zack Seemiller Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. This time around we have an interview Paul had with Zack Seemiller: a great singer, songwriter and comedian. Wherever you see Zack, you’re sure to enjoy. He’s an exceptional live performer. He’s most known for living and entertaining people
The James Malcolm Cobb “Best Christmas Ever” radio broadcast is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. Back in the radio days, I did an interview with classical guitarist, harmonica player, composer, and entertainer James Malcolm Cobb. He had just recorded and released his album “Best Christmas Ever.” Now, I’ve heard
Our special guest is international singer NANA MOUSKOURI. According to the music website allmusic.com, Nana Mouskouri is the biggest selling female vocalist of all time. I think you will agree, the story and case of Nana Mouskouri is a unique one. She speaks and sings in several languages. She’s recorded
Hugh Prestwood is a songwriter. He’s also a recording artist in his own right. Prestwood writes primarily in the country genre, although his first hit song was “Hard Times for Lover.” He’s had many recording artists in the world of country, folk and Americana record his songs: Trisha Yearwood, James
Eric Andersen is a singer-songwriter and recording artist. Since his 1965 debut album, he’s recorded more than 2 dozen records. His songs have been covered by the likes of Johnny Cash, Judy Collins, Linda Ronstadt, The Grateful Dead, Bob Dylan and others. 2018 saw the release of the double CD