Exile keyboard player Marlon Hargis joins Glen to discuss the long history of the band, the overwhelming success of their breakthrough hit "Kiss You All Over", their switch from pop/rock to country, and the songs they wrote that were made hits by other artists like Alabama and Janie Fricke.

First aired on the Honky Tonk Time Machine as produced by K103 Program Director Glen Johnson.

In part three of the interview, Wade talks about his influences and favorite artists from his era.

In part two of the interview, Wade opens up about his battle with colon cancer.

Country artist Wade Hayes joins Glen on the Honky Tonk Time Machine. In part 1, he talks about how the pandemic has changed his schedule, his new music, and how he got his start playing guitar for country great Johnny Lee.

Glen Johnson produced this piece for the Honky Tonk Time Machine, remembering the life and career of the great Kenny Rogers.

In Part 2 of Glen's interview with Billy Dean they discuss his musical influences, his time touring with Merle Haggard, his work with Kenny Rogers, and his time on Star Search.

Billy Dean joined Glen Johnson on the Honky Tonk Time Machine on 3/14. In part one of the interview, he talks about the new material he has coming out, and some of his favorite songs.

In Part 3 of Glen's Interview with Billy Dean, he discusses the era of 90's country music, the battle between hat acts, and hair acts, and an upcoming chance to see him perform in Branson.

Lead Singer Marty Raybon gives an update on the original members of the band, and introduces the new members. Glen and Marty also announce a concert date the band has planned in Missouri this year.