The John Goodwin Third Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. Are you here? Believe it or not, I already knew you were here. Believe me, I knew you had tuned in to The Paul Leslie Hour. Would you believe Paul took a little four day trip to Nashville,
The John Goodwin Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. On this episode we present one of Paul Leslie’s favorite artists ever. John Goodwin is one of the few songwriters and recording artists who makes music as a completely free expression. This is the first interview in a series
A Celebration of Jimmy Buffett – The Birthday Special One of the true phenomenons in American music is singer-songwriter, entertainer and recording artist Jimmy Buffett. He’s an enduring favorite for so many and one of the Kings of Fun. A lot of you know that Mr. Buffett was born on
The Thomas Cobb Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. Howdy, partner. Good of you to tune into The Paul Leslie Hour.There’s nothing like a great book. There’ve been some wonderful authors who have been featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. We have one for you today. Thomas Cobb,
The Bo Ramsey Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. Bo Ramsey’s music sits at the intersections of blues, folk and rock. A singer-songwriter, concert and recording artist, as well as producer, Ramsey is an inductee of the Iowa Blues Hall of Fame and the Iowa Rock ‘n Roll
The Peter Stormare Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour Peter Stormare is known for a lot of his acting roles, including as “the wood chipper guy” from the movie “Fargo,” or “the nihilist” from “The Big Lebowski.” At the time of this interview, he was playing the role
Augie Meyers is one of the living legends in the world of music. A founding member of the Texas Tornados as well as the Sir Douglas Quintet. A multi-instrumentalist, he’s proficient on keyboards, guitar, accordion, and vocals. Meyers is a singer-songwriter, performing & recording artist, producer, studio session musician and a
I have cherished all of the interviews I’ve been able to conduct through the years. How could I forget interviewing Jeff Bridges when I was just starting out? It was the spring of 2005. At the time I was listening to Jeff Bridges debut album “Be Here Soon,” which is