The Paula Cole Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. Are you here? Thank you for being here, listening to The Paul Leslie Hour! We’ve got an interview from the archives. In fact, this one is the very first on-camera interview Paul Leslie ever did, it goes back 10
The Barry Cuda Returns Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. Okay, let’s get this episode of The Paul Leslie Hour started! This is the second interview with Barry Cuda. If you’ve never had the pleasure of listening to Barry Cuda, he’s a blues, boogie woogie, barrelhouse and ragtime
The Marcia Ball Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. So, we have a short interview from the archives and it’s just for you. Marcia Ball is a renowned blues singer and pianist. Paul E. Leslie has had the grand pleasure to see her a couple of times in
Matt Rollings is a special guest on The Paul Leslie Hour. Pianist, record producer, songwriter, arranger and recording artist Matt Rollings is a masterful and innovative musician. This interview begins with a discussion of his work co-producing the new Willie Nelson record “That’s Life,” featuring Nelson’s interpretations of songs made
Michael Cavanaugh came on to talk about his concerts of Elton John and Billy Joel music. Originally aired on FM radio in Charleston, South Carolina, Cavanaugh was touring with his concerts. An exceptionally talented pianist, vocalist and entertainer, he became friends with Billy Joel’s tour manager who brought Billy to one
My guest Laurence Hobgood has been called “one of the finest jazz pianists out there” by Jazz Times, and a “piano virtuoso” by the New York Times. Pianist, bandleader, composer, arranger, recording artist and performer Laurence Hobgood dropped in on The Paul Leslie Hour to talk about his latest album “Tessetera.” Although respected as
To be in the presence of Chris Walters is to be around one truly unique artist. He is a New Orleans born pianist, vocalist, songwriter, composer and recording artist. This is Chris Walterssecond interview with Paul Leslie, but this time sees the added benefit of a song performance. Walters has a new record
Henry Butler has been called the “pride of New Orleans” by Dr. John. A jazz and blues pianist, Butler is a composer, arranger, performing and recording artist. His eclectic music is a variety of styles ranging from jazz, pop, classical, blues, R&B and Caribbean. This interview from 2010 is being
Dave Mackay is a pianist, keyboardist, singer-songwriter, accompanist and recording artist. Originally from Leicestershire, England his fascination with music and the art of recording has been lifelong. Mackay moved to the United States and studied at the Berklee College of Music. Currently based in Los Angeles, he’s continued his craft
Hargus Melvin “Pig” Robbins is one of the great legends in music and has been called the most recorded pianist in the history of recorded music. Better known as “Pig” Robbins, he’s played on some of the most iconic tracks: Patsy Cline’s “I Fall to Pieces,” Roger Miller’s “King of