Dan Edney, owner and operator of Mighty River Records, joins me for a top 50 album draft. We take turns choosing our favorite albums, with our picks now available at Mighty River Records. Whoever sells the most wins!

This episode is part 1 of 2.

Author, musician, and Grammy winner Elijah Wald is a leading expert in blues history and Robert Johnson. He joins me to talk about Mississippi Delta Blues, Robert Johnson, and the history of blues music.

This episode features an interview with Vicksburg-based rapper Quinton Harris, aka Saqred. We talk about his new single "Good Enough" and his upcoming EP "Breakthrough." We also get into his approach to songwriting and producing.

Singer, songwriter, and worship leader Landy Maughon joins me to talk about his music, experiences as a worship leader, and watching his kids develop their own talent as Maharmony.

Guitarist and Vicksburg native Carl Crowther discusses his love of guitar, playing classical music, and the music scene in Austin, Texas. Carl also plays a couple of pieces for us. Enjoy!

This episode features an interview with "The Goodins" - Cody Salter on trumpet, Joshua Goodin on drums, and David Goodin on bass. I interviewed the  Goodins after a rehearsal for our upcoming gig at the Levee Street Marketplace for their Christmas open house event on December 5th, 2020. The end of the episode features a song by the Goodins, so stick around for the whole thing! 

Misty and Jason Fairchild discuss their duo, Simpatico. We talk about songs they love, their music background, and what they're planning for the future.

I count down my top 5 favorite early 90's country novelty songs in "Music I Love and I Think You'll Love Too."

Dorothy Brasfield is the Administrative Director of the Conservatory of the Fine Arts in Vicksburg, MS and the organist for the Church of the Holy Trinity. She's touched many lives with her passion and enthusiasm over her decades as a music educator and performer. In this episode, she talks about learning piano from her mother, lessons learned from work as a music teacher, and the history and future of the Conservatory.

Chief City might be the hardest rocking band in Vicksburg, with Adam Rogan on drums, Jeremy Luckett on bass, and Jordan Wilson on guitar and vocals. This episode has an interview with the band and music from their album, "Greetings from Chief City", available on bandcamp.com

Mark Winters, owner of Versatile Recording Studio in Vicksburg, has been working in recording for 30 years. Along the way he's met and worked with some big names in the music industry. Now Mark is working in Vicksburg and keeping a strong focus on helping his community. You'll enjoy hearing Mark's story and learning more about Versatile.