The Austin Snyder Experience

My brother in law, Scott Robbins sent me a song that he created this week in honor of his son Riley along with my son Austin. The track is smokin' hot! So after this track, I'm playing the hits of the early days of the group, Boston. My daughter Kaitlin always thought I sounded that Bradly Delp, the singer of Boston but was a great complement to me. He was much better and had a very powerful range. He is greatly missed.

I have had a love for Contemporary Christian music over the years, seeing a number of bands in concert, small acoustic settings and scaled down acoustic setting like Jeremy Camp in Fort Wayne, IN at a large church venue called First Assembly of God. Also at Pulsefest in South Bend and many concerts at the Memorial Coliseum for Winter Jam and other concerts as well over the years. More to come!

I featured 15 songs from the Rush catalog. More to come at a later date. Enjoy!

One of the best hard rock singers and songwriters of the 1990"s. A four octave range with so much power and finesse!

We have a Not My Kids final farewell show coming up in a couple of weeks wish you were on the bandstand! Miss you like crazy!

I hope you all enjoy this music that brings me such joy to my heart, especially the song AS!

Songs In The Key Of Live part 1. A specular look into the musical genius of Steve Wonter.

This week I'm featuring 3 guitar greats from over the years. Steve Morse from the Dixie Dregs, Deep Purple and a time with Kansas, Eric Johnson and Joe Satriana.

Chicago was a very large influncer of my music growing up as I played in a high school band called Ogacihc which is Chicago spelled backwards.

This photo was taken at WXKE Rock 104 studios back in the day before a show at the Club Room next to the Clyde Theature.

Some blues music I played with Austin in The Brad Kelsey Band and in Sheba as well.

This week, I'm featuring the group, Journey. From 1975 to 1986. Austin and I played some Journey over the years, mainly the song Separate Ways.