Finneas' "turning point moment?" Giving "Ocean Eyes" to his sister Billie Eilish. That's when everything changed, he explains, in this fascinating conversation on songwriting, his relationship with his sister and much more.For more original LiveXLive podcasts and the best in streaming music and video, head to https://www.livexlive.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/livexliveInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/livexlive/

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Finneas' "turning point moment?" Giving "Ocean Eyes" to his sister Billie Eilish. That's when everything changed, he explains, in this fascinating conversation on songwriting, his relationship with his sister and much more.

On this very special episode of My Turning Point, host Steve Baltin sits down with the legendary Robbie Robertson to talk about his album, 'Sinemati,' and superb documentary about the Band, 'Once Were Brothers.' A living part of rock and roll history, Robertson talks about touring with Bob Dylan, collaborating with Bono and Peter Gabriel and his longstanding relationship scoring Martin Scorese's films, including the 'The Irishman.' For more original LiveXLive podcasts and the best in streaming music and video, head to https://www.livexlive.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/livexliveInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/livexlive/

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On this very special episode of My Turning Point, host Steve Baltin sits down with the legendary Robbie Robertson to talk about his album, ‘Sinemati,' and superb documentary about the Band, 'Once Were Brothers.'

A living part of rock and roll history, Robertson talks about touring with Bob Dylan, collaborating with Bono and Peter Gabriel and his longstanding relationship scoring Martin Scorese's films, including the 'The Irishman.'

Incubus frontman Brandon Boyd and guitarist Mike Einziger join host Steve Baltin for an incredibly in-depth conversation. At times funny and at times powerful, both open up about how the toughest of times dictated their path into music.For more original LiveXLive podcasts and the best in streaming music and video, head to https://www.livexlive.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/livexliveInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/livexlive/

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Incubus frontman Brandon Boyd and guitarist Mike Einziger join host Steve Baltin for an incredibly in-depth conversation. At times funny and at times powerful, both open up about how the toughest of times dictated their path into music.

A$AP Ferg joins host Steve Baltin for a fascinating My Turning Point. Opening up, Ferg said, "Ask me whatever you want," the A$AP Mob member and rap superstar talked about a wide variety of subjects, from why he never liked the club scene to his diverse influences, from David Bowie and the visuals of Pink Floyd (which he calls "Fire") to the early work of Ludacris, Kanye and Pharrell.

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A$AP Ferg joins host Steve Baltin for a fascinating My Turning Point. Opening up, Ferg said, "Ask me whatever you want," the A$AP Mob member and rap superstar talked about a wide variety of subjects, from why he never liked the club scene to his diverse influences, from David Bowie and the visuals of Pink Floyd (which he calls “Fire") to the early work of Ludacris, Kanye and Pharrell.

The Cult's Ian Astbury opens up on a wide array of subjects, from losing his parents to cancer, to getting guidance from David Bowie, touring with Guns 'N' Roses and more on a powerful My Turning Point.

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The Cult’s Ian Astbury opens up on a wide array of subjects, from losing his parents to cancer, to getting guidance from David Bowie, touring with Guns 'N' Roses and more on a powerful My Turning Point.