In this interview, Jones discusses his early years as a teen blues guitar prodigy; his growth as an artist the last five years; the evolution of the Laurence Jones Band; and the making of the new self-titled Laurence Jones Band album.
[Continued]80s icon Josie Cotton discusses the release of "Everything Is Oh Yeah", a record that was never released 30 years ago--until now! She discusses the film "Nomads", her love of mid-century furniture; her retro style; and much more!
[Continued]John Notto of blues-rock band Dirty Honey discusses the band's whirlwind rise the last two years, which included touring with Slash and opening for The Who; the band's classic rock sound; and vintage equipment.
[Continued]An impressive story teller with southern hospitality at its best, TD of White Collar Sideshow outlines the adventures of a dedicated husband and wife team living on the road to bring music to their family of listeners in the US and abroad.
[Continued]Steve Kilbey of The Church discusses his yearning for melancholia in music; the painted album cover of "Sydney Rococo"; the Starfish tour and staying true to the original album; his favorite Church album, "Priest=Aura"; the Grunge movement; touring in the 90s versus today; and Stuart Coupe’s book "Roadies".
[Continued]Johnny Mile and the Kilometers discuss the origin of their name, upcoming New Year's Eve gig, and forthcoming third album.
[Continued]Robert Wax of Crashing Cairo discusses the songs on the album At Speeds That Destroy; how the band managed to work with such greats as Peter Katis, and Tim Palmer; the band’s favorite gear and favorite concert moment; and who in the band may be listening to Britney Spears. It was a fun interview so make sure to listen!
[Continued]Mikey and Kyle of The Penny Serfs discuss politics in the ear of Trump and their latest album, Politics In the Time of Heroin.
[Continued]Jim Chambers discusses the trials and tribulations of working in the music industry during the last 25 years, how he formed the music school in Tampa, what the studio offers the fledgling student (all ages are welcome), and the new music venue SHINE BOX, which is associated with the school.
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