The Tab Laven Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. This episode features an interview Paul had with Tab Laven, a guitarist and also a singer-songwriter and recording artist. His album “Cranberry Red Balloon” is unique in that it can be enjoyed by children and adults. He also tours
Jack Jones, Blues Singer Every Other Day I Have the Blues— the album reviewReviewer: Paul Leslie A great composer and musician explained to me that a real musician is able to perform in any and every style. It’s been a few years since that man, the universally respected Ralph MacDonald
Rhett Akins is a special guest on The Paul Leslie Hour. It’s a great pleasure and honor to welcome Rhett Akins on the show. A man who has had great success as a major recording artist, but also as a hit songwriter. In fact, we’re celebrating 25 years of his
Jenny Yates is a special guest on The Paul Leslie Hour. Jenny Yates is an undeniable artist. An incomparable singer who is a pleasure to listen to and a magnificent songwriter. She’s sung, performed and recorded her own music. Her album “Out of the Blue” has been well received. Yates
Mick Utley, Erin McAnally and Brendan Mayer of the Floating Collective are special guests on The Paul Leslie Hour. Mailboat Records musicians and recording artists, the Floating Collective have recently released their debut single, entitled “On the Run.” Inspired by the “Laurel Canyon” sound, the band combines evocative lyrics and
Dave Martin is a special guest on The Paul Leslie Hour, with exclusive musical performances. Dave Martin is a part of the great American tradition of singer-songwriters. He’s released his album entitled Imagination in Focus. Dave is somewhat reminiscent of Todd Snider with a touch of Arlo Guthrie and Jimmy
Jonathan Karrant is a special guest on The Paul Leslie Hour. It’s an honor to present a great interpreter of song on this episode. Jonathan Karrant is a song stylist. On recording and in his renowned stage performances, he’s connected with people around the world. His range of material is
Suzi Ragsdale first stepped into a recording studio to sing when she was just 10 years old. A few years later she was singing on demos for other artists. Before long she was a much in-demand session vocalist, appearing on artists ranging from Loretta Lynn, Ian Tyson, Tom Paxton, Hank
An Album Review by Paul Leslie If there’s ever been a living, walking embodiment of rock and roll music—it’s Jerry Lee Lewis. If you’re reading or listening to this on September 29th, 2020 he has just turned 85 years old. Along with Fats Domino, Little Richard, Elvis Presley, Lloyd Price
Country traditionalist Moe Bandy talks about the road he took in life, as a singer and recording artist. In the early days, he made a living working with sheet metal and at night he was in the clubs and honky tonks trying to get in front of people and his
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