Episode #145 – Hugh PrestwoodEpisode #145 – Hugh Prestwood
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
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
Mac McAnally is a singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and inductee in the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame. A respected recording artist, he’s released more than a dozen albums. He’s won the CMA
Gino Vannelli is a singer, songwriter, musician performing and recording artist. Hailing from Montreal Canada his signature songs include his biggest hit single “I Just Wanna Stop” written by his
Tom T. Hall has been called a country music legend or as he is commonly called The Storyteller. Known for such iconic songs as Old Dogs Children and Watermelon Wine
Michael S. Harper was a poet and professor. He lived from March 18, 1938—May 7, 2016. He was Poet Laureate of Rhode Island from 1988 to 1993. Harper published ten
Bert Thornton is the former President and COO of Waffle House, Inc. He retired in 2011 as Vice Chairman Emeritus and is a published author. To you, Waffle House may
Peter and Will Anderson have been called “virtuosos on clarinet and saxophone” by The New York Times. These twin brothers are jazz musicians, composers, arrangers, performing and recording artists.
Randall King is a singer-songwriter, performing and recording artist from West Texas. King’s debut self-titled album and live performances have garnered respect and acclaim from music lovers. King has appeared
Jimmy Webb is a songwriter, composer, singer and recording artist. An inductee of the Songwriters Hall of Fame and the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame, Webb’s famed songs include “Galveston,”
This episode of The Paul Leslie Hour features an exclusive interview with Allen Reynolds, a legendary record producer/songwriter. We’re happy to welcome an “opening act” special guest before the main