This is the very reason I got into radio. The very reason I love music so much. Its because it has the power to take you back in time and conjure up old memories. I dedicate this episode to the man that inspired my love of music. I miss you Scooter and you will always be in my heart. RIP big bro.  

Styles and influences for music come from everywhere. Burleigh explains where exactly the inspirations for the music on Life After LA and One-Eighty came from.  Thee latter also  earned the band three Grammy nominations, including Best Pop Vocal Group.

One of  the biggest hits from The Climax Blues Band. Founding member Derek Holt gives us the story of how the song came to be. 

Some great tunes for the Week ending March 15th 1980. Listen in maybe learn a few facts about the songs you grew up listening to. 

1984 was my year. I would graduate high school in a few months and the world was my oyster. These are the tunes we were listening to back in the day. 

The  Story of the keyboard player becoming the Guitar man for the band and creating an iconic sound and song for the group Bread 

Straight from the Billboard Hot 100. We give you to top 5 songs for the week ending February 25th 1978

On This episode we dig deeper into our interview with Jim Peterik. Jim talks about his collaboration with Don Barnes and Jeff Carlisi of .38 Special and creating a hit song for the band.  Drawn from personal experiences this song was and still is a signature song for the band.  

One of the most iconic soundtrack songs ever was created by Jim Peterik. He tells us the story which led to the opportunity of a lifetime. 
The eye of The Tiger went on to be a smash number one hit that is still heard today during many sporting events. Often played as a motivational tool, the song has taken on a life of it's own. 

Jim Peterik tells  us  the inspiration behind the "Ides of March's" number one hit song "Vehicle". It rose to number one in the Spring of 1970. 
The song changed his life, but not in the way you might think.