Episode #458 – Charles FoxEpisode #458 – Charles Fox
Charles Fox is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. The legendary composer Charles Fox is an inductee of the Songwriters Hall of Fame. He wrote the music for such songs as “I”ve
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
On this episode we meet Internationally renowned jazz banjoist and vocalist Cynthia Sayer. The New York Times had this to say about our special guest: “Miss Sayer finds lively banjo harmonies
Plug into the John Clayton episode on The Paul Leslie Hour! If you had to categorize John Clayton? It may be hard to do with just a few words. He’s
The road lead me to Birmingham, Alabama at the Lyric Theatre. I was with Tommy Emmanuel in his dressing room interviewing him and you are invited to hear what transpired.
I knew the times called for something special. It’s the Mason Williams special featuring an interview and musical selections! Mason Williams is internationally famed as a composer, guitarist and recording
Here we are. Officially 16 years of hosting a show and it’s an honor to welcome one of the most influential, timeless, soulful and lively saxophonists in the world. Lou
Benjamin Ryan Williams a.k.a. B.E.N. – Bass Every Night, or it could be “Blue Evening Numbness” the title of one his albums. Ben is a friend of The Paul Leslie
Almost every single American and countless people around the world have heard the music of composer Charles Strouse. The word “legendary” is not too strong of a word to describe Mr.
Peter Buffett is a prolific composer of music and also a New York Times best-selling author. He has recorded 17 studio albums, 2 EPs and 33 singles. Many of his compositions
Good things come to those who wait. That adage could definitely be applied to getting the opportunity to interview the brilliant composer, songwriter and drummer Roger Guth. Well known for drumming