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This week the Bad Piano Player returns to an earlier time, an earlier podcast, and another crack at forgotten musical genius Isham Jones. We’re calling this one, “Isham Jones 2”. Catchy, eh?

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This week, the Bad Piano Player goes all modern again and does the bad boy songwriter of L.A. rock, the Letterman favorite, the Ronstadt reliable, the excitable boy, Warren Zevon. Keyboardist, master of the snark-witty lyric, and all-around rascal and rake. Tune it up!

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This week, the Bad Piano Player returns to his roots, and for those of you old enough to remember the radio dance bands of the 1940's, you're both in luck, as we feature the theme songs of six radio shows from the World War two era. Please tune your podcast dial to us, and enjoy this blast from the way, way back.

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This week, the Bad Piano Player plays a little "Three-Chord Monte" as we assay the late singer songwriter and former Illinois Mailman, John Prine. Sad songs, great lyrics, C's, F's, and a lotta G7ths. Tune in, darlings!

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This week, the Bad Piano Player digs deep into the music cabinet for six forgotten love songs. One or two you may know, but there are SO many. Tune in!

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This week, the Bad Piano Player knocks one off his bucket list, featuring actor, singer, poet, playwright, novelist, songwriter, and all around clever Dick, Sir Noel Coward. Do be good enough to tune in, won’t you?

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This week, the Bad Piano Player grooves on the oft married, always rocking country boy, the great Steve Earle. Tune in!

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AT CARNEGIE HALL: This week, the Bad Piano Player goes back to 1972, featuring songs an 82 year old Groucho Marx sang at his one-man show at Carnegie Hall. Will you download? Will you tell your friends? Answer the second question first! 

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This week, the Bad Piano Player, a veteran of almost 40 years on the road, turns his attention to songs of the traveler. Catch this train.

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This week's episode of the Bad Piano Player podcast takes the Thingummy-Bob around the marble arch because there'll always be an England when you're singing six songs by Dame Gracie Fields, biggest box office draw in Britain in 1937. Get in line early for this one, kids!