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 vocalists. She recorded duets with some of the all time legends: Ray Charles, George Jones and Merle Haggard
“The Big Band” has been called “America’s finest art form.” We are pleased to welcome bandleader clarinetist and saxophonist Pat Longo. Pat Longo learned a lot from his time with the legendary Harry James Orchestra. In 1978, with Harry James blessing, he formed his own orchestra. Pat Longo & His Big
Terry Woodson is the conductor for The Percy Faith Orchestra and for many years was the conductor and producer for Frank Sinatra, Jr. He’s worked with such greats as Don Ellis, Henry Mancini and countless others. This interview was recorded an hour or two before the passing of Frank Sinatra, Jr.
Singer, entertainer, performing and recording artist Dale Corn is a man with two unique old school passions: Trains and the Great American Songbook! Corn has wowed audiences in clubs and concerts around the world with his one of a kind interpretations of jazz standards, classic pop songs and tunes from the Great
This episode of The Paul Leslie Hour features an interview with Steve Genewick that was originally broadcast on FM radio. There is also a tribute to Dave Puciw and a report of a journey to see the Bob Dylan concert in Augusta, Georgia. Steve Genewick has a big Dylan connection,
Johnny Pizza, along with his business partner Roger Diaz, own the charming Hoboken Cafe on Whitlock in Marietta, Georgia. They’ve become famous for their amazing meatball sandwiches, their delicious salads and cheesecakes and especially for the most tender fresh mozzarella cheese you’ll ever taste. Mr. Pizza makes it himself, every
Patrick Williams was a musician, composer, producer, conductor, arranger, big-band jazz leader and music educator. Born April 23, 1939, he sadly passed away Wednesday morning (July 25, 2018). Prolific is a word defined by Webster’s as producing abundantly. When it came to Patrick Williams, the word suited him. He composed