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Brian Henneman of the Bottlerockets talks to Dale about rock and roll, guitars, and Lou Whitney.

Dale talks with Dave Stuckey about the Debs, Loiu Whitney, and Doug Kershaw.

Dave Stuckey tells Dale how he got started in music.

Dale talks to Molly Healey, a violinist/fiddle player, cellist, and singer-songwriter living in Springfield, MO. She discusses her love of Americana folk-oriented music, touring with Izabel Crane (formerly Bella Donna), using a loop station, and practicing classical music. They talk about the ways that musicians are trying to support themselves during this time of limited opportunities while staying at home has become the norm.

Dale's conversation with D. Clinton Thompson continues as he goes into some great stories about Lloyd Hicks, Steve Forbert, and the rise of the Skeletons and Morells. Donnie also tells Dale what Lou Whitney meant to him.

In this episode, Dale talks to Donnie Thompson, aka D. Clinton Thompson who’s seen rock and roll up close and personal via the Symptoms, Wayne Carson, and even more great stories you need to hear.

In this episode, Dale talks to Alonzo Townsend, son of the late Delta Blues Legend, St. Louis Patriarch, and Grammy Winner, Henry James “Mule” Townsend. They talk about the heritage, preservation, and future of the Blues.

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In this episode, you’ll hear Richard King from Columbia, Missouri tell the story of The Blue Note, one of America’s finest live-music establishments. This is a riveting conversation about the scenes behind the scenes of the live music industry in the not-too-distant-past.