Episode #367 – Jerry VivinoEpisode #367 – Jerry Vivino
Jerry Vivino is on The Paul Leslie Hour, and I consider myself fortunate to say the least. Jerry Vivino is an artist of much versatility. He is a saxophonist, woodwind
Jerry Vivino is on The Paul Leslie Hour, and I consider myself fortunate to say the least. Jerry Vivino is an artist of much versatility. He is a saxophonist, woodwind
Michael McDonald has one of the most iconic blue-eyed soul voices in music today. Instantly recognizable, Michael McDonald has recorded and toured with the greatest artists and many of his
Abdul “Duke” Fakir is a founding member of The Four Tops, one of the most successful vocal groups of all time who defined the “Motown Sound” of the 1960s. They will
Every now and then I get a bit nervous because of the reverence I have for the person I am about to speak to. This interview with Mike Stoller was
Clarence “Frogman” Henry is one of the legendary New Orleans figures of Rhythm & Blues. A singer, recording artist, songwriter and pianist, he is known for such iconic songs as
When I interviewed Walter Breuning he was 113 years old, just a few weeks away from being 114. At the time he was the oldest living man in the world. I found
Buzz Cason is the verifiable “Who’s Who” of music. He co-wrote the song “Everlasting Love,” as well as “Love’s the Only House” recorded by Martina McBride. The songs of Buzz Cason
Singer-songwriter, guitarist and producer Keith Sykes was a guest on my radio show and it was a pretty in-depth interview. Keith Sykes is someone who has had a lifelong pursuit
In this interview taped and broadcast from “the radio days,” Janie Fricke shares insight into her fascinating life in country music. Fricke is known as one of the most revered
“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