#334 - Songwriter Jimmy Robbins on his 10 No. 1’s for Blake Shelton, Maren Morris, Thomas Rhett and More! + Dropping Out of School in 9th Grade to Tour at 14 Years Old + Addressing His Misheard Lyric in “Beachin” That Sounds Like Something Bad…

55: Interview with Rob Bonfiglio: If there ever was an artist who’s name should be on the lips of all music fans and who should be a star in his own right, and IS actually, it’s Rob Bonfiglio. An accomplished guitarist, singer, arranger, producer, songwriter and many other things,... by The Cowsills Podcast

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174. Forget Retirement I Wanna Rock! Robert Miller by Better Call Daddy

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Ep. 195 - BOB MORRISON ("Lookin' for Love"): We're joined by Nashville Songwriters Hall of Famer and four-time ASCAP Country Songwriter of the Year Bob Morrison. The Best Country Song Grammy winner chats about his remarkable career, which includes such classic hits as "You Decorated My Life" (Kenny Rogers), "Lookin' for Love" (Johnny Lee), and "Tonight the Heartache's on Me" (The Chicks). by Songcraft: Spotlight on Songwriters

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Ep. 109 - SMOKEY ROBINSON ("My Girl"): Songwriters Hall of Fame and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee Smokey Robinson talks about his Motown legacy and his string of timeless hits, including "My Girl," “Shop Around,” “You’ve Really Got a Hold on Me,” “The Tracks of My Tears,” “My Guy,” “The Way You Do The Things You Do,” “Cruisin’,” and more! by Songcraft: Spotlight on Songwriters

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Case File 04: Robbie Rist by Cyborgs: A Bionic Podcast

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Ep. 17 - DESMOND CHILD ("Livin' on a Prayer"): One of the most successful and prolific writers and producers of all time, Desmond Child’s songs have resulted in nearly six dozen Top 40 singles on Billboard’s pop, rock, country, and R&B charts. His band Desmond Child & Rouge attracted the attention of Paul Stanley. He partnered with Child to write “I Was Made For Loving You,” which became a major hit for KISS in 1979. Desmond first collaborated with Jon Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora for Bon Jovi’s 1986 album, Slippery When Wet. That partnership resulted in the #1 hits, “You Give Love a Bad Name” and “Livin’ on a Prayer.” Desmond has appeared as a co-writer on every Bon Jovi album since, co-writing additional hits such as “Bad Medicine,” “Born To Be My Baby,” “This Ain’t a Love Song,” and “(You Want To) Make a Memory.” He formed a similar alliance with Aerosmith, with whom he wrote the hits “Dude (Looks Like a Lady),” “Angel,” “What It Takes,” and “Crazy.” He co-wrote Joan Jett’s “I Hate M by Songcraft: Spotlight on Songwriters

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#320 - Jo Dee Messina on Her Two Major Hits That You’d Be Surprised NEVER Went No. 1 + Taking a Chance on Rascal Flatts As An Opening Act + Asking Writers To Change The Lyrics to “Heads Carolina, Tails California” by Bobbycast

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#422 - Marty Roe Lead Singer of DIAMOND RIO on the Untold Story of the Band + Getting Their Name From Shenandoah + Being The First Band To Have Debut Single Go No.1 by Bobbycast

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Transmissions :: Don Bryant: Welcome back to another episode of Transmissions podcast, our weekly talk show. Our guest today is Don Bryant. Born in Memphis, Tennessee, Bryant was one of the premier songwriters at Hi Records, where he wrote material for Al Green, O.V.... by Transmissions

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Episode 27: Don Was: “If you understand the process of making records, the style of music doesn't matter. What matters is that whoever the artist is, that they're being for real, that they're opening up and letting out this part of their inner life that defi... by Comes A Time

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Robert Plant: Robert Plant is arguably the most iconic rock vocalist of all time. As the frontman for Led Zeppelin, his dynamic, soaring vocal style was the perfect lead for the band’s unparalleled musicianship. by Broken Record with Rick Rubin, Malcolm Gladwell, Bruce Headlam and Justin Richmond

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139. Bob Rock: An in-depth podcast interview with producer and engineer Bob Rock by Music Makers and Soul Shakers with Steve Dawson

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21: Pat and Debby Boone Light Up Our Podcast: Today's guests are the multi-talented Pat and Debby Boone. Pat is a singer, composer, actor, writer, television personality, motivational speaker, and spokesman. He sold more than 45 million records, had 38 Top 40 hits, and appeared in more than 12... by The Cowsills Podcast

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Moby Reprised: Moby may be one of the most highly recognizable dance-music artists of all time, but he’s also a talented multi-hyphenate whose unconventional 30-year career includes massive success as a producer and DJ, by Broken Record with Rick Rubin, Malcolm Gladwell, Bruce Headlam and Justin Richmond

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(Fri Full) Reba on Why She Still Loves Touring and How She Builds A Setlist with Hits and Her New Movie + Bobby Calls A Listener's Husband To Help Defuse A Situation + Most Famous Country Artist from Each State Game by The Bobby Bones Show

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E, 224 - BOBBY RUSH ("Chicken Heads"): 90-year-old blues legend Bobby Rush joins us for a wide-ranging and revealing conversation about songwriting, music, life, and so much more! by Songcraft: Spotlight on Songwriters

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Ep. 58 - JOE MELSON ("Only the Lonely"): Joe Melson co-wrote more than 200 songs with Roy Orbison, including over half of Roy’s sixteen Monument Records singles that appeared on the Billboard chart between 1960 and 1963. Their first major hit together was “Only the Lonely,” a style-defining performance featuring Orbison on lead vocals and Melson on the prominent counter melody. The pair followed up their success with a string of hits, including “Blue Angel,” “Running Scared,” and “Crying.” Legendary songwriter Boudleaux Bryant once wrote, “It would be an unpardonable oversight to overlook the contribution of Joe Melson to Roy’s meteoric rise to stardom.” In the 1960s Joe landed his own record deal with the Hickory label, while continuing to pen songs for other artists. His successes in that era include The Newbeats’ Top 10 pop single “Run, Baby Run (Back Into My Arms)” and Don Gibson’s Top 40 country hit “Ever Changing Mind.” In subsequent years the team of Melson and Orbison reunited, by Songcraft: Spotlight on Songwriters

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188 – Rodney Edmondson: Drumming For Country Music Legend Ronnie Milsap, Changes in the Music Scene in Nashville: Since the early 1990’s, Rodney Edmondson has been the drummer for award winning singer and piano player Ronnie Milsap. Ronnie... by Working Drummer

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Author, Radio Host and Reggae Historian Roger Steffens on Bob Marley, Jim Morrison and Vietnam in the 60s: Part One: Roger Steffens is a writer, actor, radio host, legendary reggae historian, and author of "So Much Things to Say: The Oral History of Bob Marley" (which Rolling Stone headlined in its review “…[arguably] the Best Bob Marley Book Ever.”). In Part One of our interview with Steffens, we’ll discuss the 2 years he spent in Vietnam working in psyops while protest rock erupted across the nation. We’ll hear Steffens’ incredible story about meeting the Countess De Breteuil in Marrakesh and how that connected him to the passing of Jim Morrison. And we’ll hear about the serendipitous circumstances that led to him meeting Bob Marley for the first time. by My Rock Moment

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182. Robyn Hitchcock on Bob Dylan 'Blonde on Blonde' (1966): Legendary English singer-songwriter Robyn Hitchcock returns to the podcast to talk about artist who’s influence has shaped his entire career - Bob Dylanand his iconic 1966 double album ‘Blond on Blonde’. We talk about why some people are... by My Favorite Album with Jeremy Dylan

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Ep. 189 - DEBBIE GIBSON ("Lost in Your Eyes"): Our guest on this episode of Songcraft is pop legend Debbie Gibson, who solo-wrote her five Top 5 Billboard singles in the late 1980s while still a teenager, earned the ASCAP Songwriter of the Year award, sold over 16 million albums worldwide, and was named one of Billboard magazine’s Top 60 Female Artists of All Time. She joins us to chat about her influences, her development as a songwriter, and her latest critically-acclaimed album, The Body Remembers. by Songcraft: Spotlight on Songwriters

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Episode #257 – Social Usage, Song Skip Rates, And Surf Guitar Legend Bob Berryhill: Bob is a founding member of The Surfaris, and every guitar player since 1963 has learned to play the band’s big hit “Wipeout” sometime early in their career. The song, which Bob recorded when he was 15, by Bobby Owsinski's Inner Circle Podcast

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S2E15: Ross Copperman – Finding Your Voice: - photo by John Shearer - Ross Copperman is a singer/songwriter and music producer. In today's episode, listen in as Ross shares his experiences at the Hoffman Process and what it has been like to integrate the work he did at the Process over time.... by The Hoffman Podcast

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99. Corb Lund on Marty Robbins 'Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs': Canada's finest exponent of both kinds of music, punk rocker turned idiosyncratic Americana singer-songwriter Corb Lund, joins me in an Irish pub to talk his favorite album, the Western classic 'Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs' by Marty... by My Favorite Album with Jeremy Dylan

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Rob Stoner: Rolling Thunder Revue bass player and bandleader Rob Stoner on Jacques Levy, Emmylou Harris, Sam Shepard and how he “made out with Joan Baez on a motel room balcony” for Renaldo & Clara. Rob also sets the record straight on the Scorsese Netflix film: “I got a beef with that Van Dorp character!” and alerts us to his uncredited harmony vocal on Abandoned Love. What was it like playing live with Bob? “Sink or swim. If you’re good enough, you ought to be able to swim”. Did Bob actually never speak to Mick Ronson on the Rolling Thunder tour? “It was written into the contract”. The Fort Collins concert, where Hard Rain was recorded? “Bob was in a foul mood, man.” Other insights include how Elvis miffed Bob, rehearsal details for the 1978 Alimony Tour and John Lennon’s “Dylan imitation” on Ticket To Ride. Roll up, roll up - for an historic episode. While still in school, Rob Stoner was signed to a songwriting contract by Leiber and Stoller. As a session musician, he played and san by Is It Rolling, Bob? Talking Dylan

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Joe Sib Punk Musician, Owner at OneSideDummy Records and Stand Up Comic by The Punk Rock Chronicles Podcast

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Robbie Fulks - ENVIRONMENT has a STRONG EFFECT: On this Robbie Fulks interview, how growing up in the south and incessant reading influenced him, a stint in NYC that didn’t work out so well, backstory to some of his best songs, the joy of finally having his first solo album on a record label,... by Everyone Loves Guitar

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Ben Lee: Episode 13: Ben Lee by Artist Friendly with Joel Madden

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EP 100- The Bass Shed Podcast Highlights by The Bass Shed Podcast

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