Episode #665 – Tom WopatEpisode #665 – Tom Wopat
The Tom Wopat Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. This time around Paul talks with Tom Wopat about his career as a singer of many types of song
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Episode #642 – Tab LavenEpisode #642 – Tab Laven
The Tab Laven Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. This episode features an interview Paul had with Tab Laven, a guitarist and also a singer-songwriter and recording artist.
Jack Jones, Blues Singer: “Every Other Day I Have the Blues”— the album reviewJack Jones, Blues Singer: “Every Other Day I Have the Blues”— the album review
Jack Jones, Blues Singer Every Other Day I Have the Blues— the album reviewReviewer: Paul Leslie A great composer and musician explained to me that a real musician is able
Episode #615 – Rhett AkinsEpisode #615 – Rhett Akins
Rhett Akins is a special guest on The Paul Leslie Hour. It’s a great pleasure and honor to welcome Rhett Akins on the show. A man who has had great
Episode #532 – Jenny YatesEpisode #532 – Jenny Yates
Jenny Yates is a special guest on The Paul Leslie Hour. Jenny Yates is an undeniable artist. An incomparable singer who is a pleasure to listen to and a magnificent
Episode #522 – Floating CollectiveEpisode #522 – Floating Collective
Mick Utley, Erin McAnally and Brendan Mayer of the Floating Collective are special guests on The Paul Leslie Hour. Mailboat Records musicians and recording artists, the Floating Collective have recently
Episode #496 – Dave MartinEpisode #496 – Dave Martin
Dave Martin is a special guest on The Paul Leslie Hour, with exclusive musical performances. Dave Martin is a part of the great American tradition of singer-songwriters. He’s released his
Episode #493 – Jonathan KarrantEpisode #493 – Jonathan Karrant
Jonathan Karrant is a special guest on The Paul Leslie Hour. It’s an honor to present a great interpreter of song on this episode. Jonathan Karrant is a song stylist.
Episode #473 – Suzi RagsdaleEpisode #473 – Suzi Ragsdale
Suzi Ragsdale first stepped into a recording studio to sing when she was just 10 years old. A few years later she was singing on demos for other artists. Before
Jerry Lee Lewis—Reigning, Original Rock & RollerJerry Lee Lewis—Reigning, Original Rock & Roller
An Album Review by Paul Leslie If there’s ever been a living, walking embodiment of rock and roll music—it’s Jerry Lee Lewis. If you’re reading or listening to this on
Episode #453 – Moe BandyEpisode #453 – Moe Bandy
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