Episode #49 – Kate McGarryEpisode #49 – Kate McGarry
Kate McGarry is a jazz vocalist and songwriter. Called “a voice that soars with abundant hope,” she joins us to talk about her first trio album, The Subject Tonight is Love.
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Episode #46 – Pia ZadoraEpisode #46 – Pia Zadora
There’s never been a story like the Pia Zadora story. Her stage career began at age 7. She’s been featured in major motion pictures, received numerous awards and has won
Episode #42 – Engelbert HumperdinckEpisode #42 – Engelbert Humperdinck
Engelbert Humperdinck is the definition of what it means to be an iconic singer. The youngest boy in a large family with ten children, Engelbert Humperdinck, from Leicester, England, he
Episode #36 – Gary PortnoyEpisode #36 – Gary Portnoy
Singer-songwriter and recording artist Gary Portnoy has written many songs recorded by both himself and other artists, however his most famous composition is “Where Everybody Knows Your Name,” known to
Episode #26 – Gary MorrisEpisode #26 – Gary Morris
Singer-songwriter, recording artist Gary Morris was born on December 7, 1948. Tomorrow is his birthday! Morris has had more than two dozen chart singles, including the 1983 Top 10 song,
Episode #20 – Jillian CardarelliEpisode #20 – Jillian Cardarelli
Jillian Cardarelli is a singer-songwriter from Boston, Massachusetts who went to Nashville to pursue her dream of being a country music singer-songwriter. In a short time, her work ethic and
Episode #15 – Melora HardinEpisode #15 – Melora Hardin
Melora Hardin is an actor, singer and director known to many for playing the character “Jan Levinson” on the hit sitcom “The Office,” but her artistic experience is expansive! She’s
Episode #12 – Bruce CockburnEpisode #12 – Bruce Cockburn
Bruce Cockburn is a prolific singer-songwriter with more than 300 songs in his catalog. A Canadian recording artist, this interview (among many topics) is discussing his 33rd studio album “Bone
Episode #11 – Renee OlsteadEpisode #11 – Renee Olstead
Hey. It’s Me. A great singer cannot be limited to a singular style, like jazz or country. Singer, recording artist and actress Renee Olstead is an example of this. Known
Episode #8 – Fats DominoEpisode #8 – Fats Domino
This time I’m walkin’ to New OrleansI’m walkin’ to New OrleansI’m gonna need two pair of shoesWhen I get through walkin’ these bluesWhen I get back to New Orleans “Walking
Episode #2 – Dean DillonEpisode #2 – Dean Dillon
Dean Dillon is one of my favorite songwriters and in my humble opinion, the song “Tennessee Whiskey” is the greatest country song. It’s been recorded by George Jones, David Allan