It’s the ongoing series “It’s Still Billy Joel to Me,” within The Paul Leslie Hour where we co-review all of the studio albums (in chronological order) of singer-songwriter Billy Joel. This is Vol.
This is an interview with Anna Wilson which was originally broadcast on FM radio in Charleston, South Carolina. Anna Wilson exists at the intersections of country, jazz and late 70s
This episode of The Paul Leslie Hour features an interview with Sylvia that was originally recorded for the radio and is now being made available to all of you here on the podcast. Singer-songwriter
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
Many of you heard the interview with Steve Dorff heard on The Paul Leslie Hour podcast: Episode #111. That was actually my second time interviewing Steve Dorff. A few years back Dorff was performing
This interview with songwriter Milton L. Brown was recorded at the office of Bama Boy Productions in Mobile, Alabama. It was done face to face. Originally intended for the radio, it’s now
Mac McAnally is a returning guest on The Paul Leslie Hour. It’s an honor to welcome back singer-songwriter, guitarist, performing and recording artist Mac McAnally. He is one of the most respected
Terry Lederer is a special guest on The Paul Leslie Hour Terry Lederer is the Artist Services and Product Manager at the independent record label Little Flock Music. Little Flock
Don Cook is a special guest on The Paul Leslie Hour. I’m joined by Don Cook, a prolific songwriter who has written songs recorded by Brooks & Dunn, John Conlee, Conway Twitty,
Of all the performing arts, the one that never ceases to impress me is stand up comedy. On the outside, it’s easy for someone to think: well, they’re just entertainers.