Episode #519 – Bill CharlapEpisode #519 – Bill Charlap
Bill Charlap is a special guest on The Paul Leslie Hour. It’s a great pleasure and honor to present this interview with one of the most celebrated jazz pianists of
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Episode #445 – Michael CavanaughEpisode #445 – Michael Cavanaugh
Michael Cavanaugh came on to talk about his concerts of Elton John and Billy Joel music. Originally aired on FM radio in Charleston, South Carolina, Cavanaugh was touring with his concerts.
Episode #396 – Conal FowkesEpisode #396 – Conal Fowkes
Conal Fowkes is a great pianist, vocalist, double bassist, teacher and performer who has been featured on Woody Allen soundtracks as well as performing with the Eddy Davis New Orleans Jazz
Episode #381 – Laila BialiEpisode #381 – Laila Biali
Singer, pianist, songwriter, performing and recording artist Laila Biali stopped into the studio for an in-depth interview and played a few of her songs. A Canadian-born artist, the Juno Award-winning
Episode #321 – Laurence HobgoodEpisode #321 – Laurence Hobgood
My guest Laurence Hobgood has been called “one of the finest jazz pianists out there” by Jazz Times, and a “piano virtuoso” by the New York Times. Pianist, bandleader, composer, arranger, recording
Episode #304 – Gene DunlapEpisode #304 – Gene Dunlap
Known and trusted by some of the greatest musicians of our time, Gene Dunlap is one of those guys who can plain do it all. A multi-instrumentalist, he’s played piano, saxophone, guitar,
Episode #255 – John PrimeranoEpisode #255 – John Primerano
John Primerano is a one of a kind, multi-talented creator on this episode of The Paul Leslie Hour. John Primerano is a Philadelphia-based singer, pianist, songwriter, recording artist, author, actor and entertainer.
Episode #216 – Gap MangioneEpisode #216 – Gap Mangione
Gap Mangione is a jazz pianist, composer, arranger & big band leader Gap Mangione. This telephone interview goes back to the radio days. At that time I was playing the Gap
Episode #195 – James SchneiderEpisode #195 – James Schneider
Has there ever been a more gregarious and jovial musician than James Schneider? A pianist, bassist and world music multi-instrumentalist, he’s pursued a lot of things in music from performing, teaching,