In this episode of Barside Jive Live - Home Edition... DC chats with Nicole Heimann (vocals), Jay Patterson (guitar), Sammi Bishop (drums), and Paul Schmaus (bass) of Poisoness, a tribute to Poison. During DC's Rock Music News segment, DC reports on Southern Metal Guitarist Kirk Windsteins addiction to cocaine, Top 100 Rock Albums of the '80s feat "Women And Children First" by Van Halen, and a birthday shoutout to Bill Ward, original drummer of Black Sabbath.

In this episode of Barside Jive Live - Home Edition... DC chats with John Pierce (Vocals), Tommy Stogner (Guitar), Jimmi St. James (Guitar), Ryan Stogner (Bass), and Ral Spera (Drums) of Dallas' own Bad Company/Free Tribute Band, "Breaking Bad Co." During DC's Rock Music News segment, DC reports on breaking news from the Hall & Oates camp, Top 100 Rock Albums of the '80s, and some birthday shoutouts.

In this episode of Barside Jive Live - Home Edition... DC chats with Singer/SongwriterYolie Millan. Yolie talked about her original project as well as the two tribute bands she is currently in; Fleetwood Mac Tribute, "Forever Mac' and Linda Ronstadt Tribute, "Blue Bijou." During DC's Rock Music News segment, DC reports on Steve Vai's nighttime guitar training technique, Top 100 Rock Albums of the '80s, and a birthday shoutout.

DC sits down for a chat with "Straight Outta Cash" Singer-Songwriter Maddie Pemberton. Maddie is a 15-year-old singer/songwriter from Cash, Texas, and the lead vocalist/rhythm guitarist for the "Just Us" band. She has been singing and writing original songs since she was 12-years-old so tune-in to find out more about this young lady. During DC's Rock News segment, DC covers how soon concerts will return and whether or not they will ever be the same due to the coronavirus.

DC sits down for a chat with "Straight Outta Cash" Singer-Songwriter Maddie Pemberton. Maddie is a 15-year-old singer/songwriter from Cash, Texas, and the lead vocalist/rhythm guitarist for the "Just Us" band. She has been singing and writing original songs since she was 12-years-old so tune-in to find out more about this young lady. During DC's Rock News segment, DC covers how soon concerts will return and whether or not they will ever be the same due to the coronavirus.

DC talks to Singer-Songwriter Bradley Banning who released his first single, "Don't Mess With Texas," that broke Top 20 on the Texas charts in 2017. After spending a decade in Nashville learning everything he could about the music industry, Bradley has moved back to Dallas, where his roots, as well as a special lady, reside.

DC sits down for a chat with Alisha Pattillo (sax), Amanda Bateman (trumpet) and Sarah Hatler (trombone) of the high-energy and fun, horn-section-for-hire, "The Wonder Horns."

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DC chats with singer-songwriters Weston Dodd and Cody Dollins of DFW based, original project, "Ghost Dance Band." Also, DC covers the Guns 'N' Roses tour rescheduling during his Rock News segment.

DC chats with Michelle Johnson, founder, and frontwoman of "Blonde Sabbath," a tribute to Black Sabbath, an English rock band formed in Birmingham in 1968 and often cited as the pioneers of heavy metal music. Michelle talks about the band's past as well as the future of the band with a new lineup and some cools things to come. During Rock News, DC covers very cool classic rock documentaries on Netflix and the great content at vokalnow.com, including lots of Barside Jive, while everyone is hunkered down at home in an attempt to slow the spread of COVID-19. Also buy a copy of 'All Things Must Pass' a documentary that explores the rise and fall of Tower Records, and its legacy forged by its rebellious founder, Russ Solomon. Go here.... https://amzn.to/2U4kdrV