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Steve Perry Pulls in $215K for Wildfire Relief Through Memorabilia Sale

The former singer of Journey brought in $215,000 by selling his music items to aid those affected by the Los Angeles wildfires in Altadena. The money went to the Sweet Relief Musicians Fund. His handwritten lyrics for “Don’t Stop Believin'” sold for $43,500, making it the top seller among 50 ...

Singer-Songwriter: Imogen Clark

Australian singer-songwriter Imogen Clark is back on the podcast! We catch up with the Nashville-via-Sydney artist one year after her big move to America to talk about a very busy year of non-stop touring and the release of her new album, Choking on Fuel. Imogen shares her experiences adapting ...

Country Fried Rock 1513: Sam Lewis on the Making of 'Waiting on You'

Summary This podcast episode from 2015 features an in-depth conversation with renowned Nashville-based songwriter Sam Lewis, who is currently promoting his latest album, Waiting on You, released under Brash Records. The discussion delves into the intricacies of Lewis's artistic journey, highligh ...

Kurt Squire & Mickey Raphael

Ever wonder how musicians who don’t go to music school learn to play? Professor of video games and informatics Kurt Squire gives us the gift of his mentor, the greatest living harmonica player Mickey Raphael and their virtual mentorship relationship. You will not want to miss hearing how Micke ...

Episode 39: Harmonica Legends

Got a harmonica romp through the past one hundred years of America’s Music this coming Friday morning. We’ll be following the harmonica’s journey along and across the American crossroads…one that began in the 19th century, when inexpensive German-made “mouth harps” made their way into the hands ...

Inside Music Stories: Buzz Knight and Jeffrey Himes Explore Willie Nelson's Journey from Struggles to Iconic Success

What makes a song resonate deeply with its audience and stand the test of time? Join host Buzz Knight in this captivating episode of "takin' a walk" as he sits down with Jeffrey Himes, the author of "Willie Nelson: All the Albums, the Stories Behind the Music. " This episode is a treasure trove ...

Inside Music Stories: Buzz Knight and Jeffrey Himes Explore Willie Nelson's Journey from Struggles to Iconic Success

What makes a song resonate deeply with its audience and stand the test of time? Join host Buzz Knight in this captivating episode of "takin' a walk" as he sits down with Jeffrey Himes, the author of "Willie Nelson: All the Albums, the Stories Behind the Music. " This episode is a treasure trove ...

#147 - Heidi Newfield and the Barfly Sessions

On this episode of The Business Side of Music, we talk with singer/songwriter Heidi Newfield, who was one of the founding members of the award-winning and chart-topping group Trick Pony. We discuss her career, along with her exciting new solo project "The Barfly Sessions". On the album, she incl ...

Matt Berninger on "All of Me"

Matt Berninger, lead singer and lyricist of beloved Brooklyn rock band The National, talks about Willie’s 1978 cover of “All of Me.” It was the third single off his dad’s favorite Willie record, Stardust, an album Matt loves so much that, when he went to record his first solo album, Serpentine P ...

Willie Nelson’s harmonica player joins to talk about the legendary country artist

Mickey Raphael, harmonica player for Willie Nelson since 1973, joins Lisa Dent to highlight their appearance at the Outlaw Music Festival at Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island on Tuesday, August 25th. He explains the band’s start in Nashville, how Willie maintained his kind personality ...