Record Store Radio With Tom Honan

Jenny Leigh Miller, Michael McCall, and Steven Keene are three talented and insightful singer-songwriters with some great new music to share.  They share their inspirations, influences and tell some compelling stories.

Next up on Record Store Radio we celebrate the artists the world lost in 2020.  National and international musicians, singers, songwriters and industry pros as well as a salute to local and regional artists.

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City Winery Founder and CEO Michael Dorf also founded New York City's iconic and highly influential club The Knitting Factory.  He shares his love of music, people and wine with some great stories of his incredible journey through the music business.

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Professor Louie and the Crowmatix are one of America's hardest working bands.  The Grammy nominated all-star group is based in New York's Hudson Valley and is deeply rooted in the region's eclectic musical traditions.

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Three-time Grammy winner Tom Chapin talks about his fifty-plus years of making music, his commitment to social activism, Pete Seeger and other influential singer-songwriters, the Hudson River, WHY Hunger and the legacy of his brother Harry.  The documentary about Harry's life "When in Doubt, Do Something has just been released.

 More about Tom at www.tomchapin.com

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Roots and American Society (RAMS), a 501c3 not-for-profit organization and record label based in Memphis, TN, has teamed with the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS) to orchestrate and create a meaningful recording project titled LOVE LIVES ON.  The compilation spotlights 10 original and personal songs that honor the lives and dedication of our servicemen and women, and the sacrifice of fallen military heroes.  Please take a moment to visit www.TAPS.org.  You'll be glad you did.

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Please join me as I chat with award-winning songwriter, singer, bandleader and producer Bob Halligan, Jr. 

 His songs have appeared on albums by Judas Priest, KISS, Michael Bolton, Kix, Cher, Kathy Matea and many others, selling over 30 million units world-wide.  We'll talk about how he got connected with these artists, what it's like to pitch songs and co-write with the bandmembers.

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John McEuen is a founding member of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, best known for their iconic album "Will the Circle be Unbroken" and of course the beautiful version of Jerry Jeff Walker's "Mr. Bojangles."  Aside from touring with his new band The String Wizards, his memoir "The Life I've Picked" has become a best seller.  He has won many awards including a Grammy for producing Steve Martin's bluegrass album "The Crow."

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This episode features New Orleans bandleader, composer, producer and educator Delfeayo Marsalis.  We talk about his iconic family, music, education and that special sauce that makes New Orleans and its people so beautiful.

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