The Paul Leslie Hour

Richard Skipper is an Entertainer, Motivational Speaker, Career Coach, Emcee, Host, Producer, Blogger, Theatre Historian and a friend to musical theatre and the performing arts. Richard Skipper is considered one of the foremost experts on the musical Hello, Dolly! Skipper is a longtime admirer of the late Carol Channing.

"Go Out and Do Something Nice For Someone Today Without Expecting Anything In Return," that's what Richard Skipper always says. While we're at it, enjoy this interview right here on The Paul Leslie Hour.

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Our special guest Julie Budd is making her second appearance on The Paul Leslie Hour. She's a cabaret singer, an actress, a performing and recording artist. In fact, Julie Budd is going to be appearing in concert May 1-4th, 2019, that's Wednesday to Saturday at the Birdland Theatre in New York City. The show is entitled "The Songs of My Life and the Composers Who Wrote Them."

Enjoy her encore appearance, right here on The Paul Leslie Hour.

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Peter Marshall is known for his personality, and it is his personality that has shined through on the stage, screen and on recordings. Peter Marshall is known to many as the original host of “Hollywood Squares.” He is an actor, radio personality and singer. On Peter Marshall’s album Can We Be Frank? With a Touch of Tommy he delves into fresh interpretations of some of the earlier recordings made with the sentimental gentleman of swing, big bandleader Tommy Dorsey and the singer of singers, Frank Sinatra.

Peter Marshall has been heard on the radio presenting the music he loves and also hosted the show “Big Bands at Disneyland,” where he interviewed some of the great big bandleaders including Artie Shaw, Woody Herman, Cab Calloway and others.

Peter Marshall is celebrating his 93rd birthday on March 30, 2019. This interview was originally broadcast on the radio and is being presented on The Paul Leslie Hour podcast in celebration of Peter Marshall's birthday! Enjoy!

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Hamilton Sage is an actor, writer and spoken word artist. He will be appearing in such films as "Through the Glass Darkly" and "Second Samuel." After grabbing lunch at THERE bar & eatery in Brookhaven, we had this casual conversation on The Paul Leslie Hour.

The Paul Leslie Hour invites you to watch, listen or in so many words experience this interview. For lovers of the arts and great performances, Hamilton Sage delivers!

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For my money, singer & multi-instrumentalist Bruce Hornsby is the finest all around touring and recording musician. Why? He seems to have no weaknesses as an artist. He’s an incredible pianist, a fabulous singer and is in a class of his own as a songwriter. Bruce Hornsby and has band have performed some of the best concerts I’ve ever witnessed and as a producer and recording artist, he makes wonderful albums that I just don’t get tired of. When I heard Bruce Hornsby was releasing a new album entitled “Absolute Zero,” that’s going to be out April 12th, it got me thinking about when I had the opportunity to do the interview of a lifetime. This was done on-camera, but I’m presenting an audio version here for the faithful listeners of the podcast. I believe this interview took place February 4, 2014 at Atlanta Symphony Hall. Maybe we can do another interview to talk about his upcoming record.

In the meantime, I’m happy to offer you this interview where Bruce Hornsby sits down to talk about his expansive career, one that goes well beyond the hit songs he is widely known for. He talks about his collaboration with lyricist Robert Hunter of Grateful Dead fame, his early years and songwriting with his brother John Hornsby, and his revered live concerts. It's an in-depth conversation with a master of music and it's right here on The Paul Leslie Hour.

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Pablo Dylan is a singer-songwriter, producer, performing and recording artist. His new EP entitled "The Finest Somersault" got the attention of The Paul Leslie Hour. Dylan was influenced by a wide variety of artists in all music genres. His one of a kind sound is indicative of someone who appreciates and is well versed in the music of yesteryear and today.

It's a great pleasure to introduce our listeners to this very innovative and gifted artist. Pablo Dylan is right here on The Paul Leslie Hour.

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Julie Budd is one of the truly great signers with credits ranging from television to film, stage, and symphonies nationwide. Her professional career in the entertainment business started at twelve years of age, after she met the record producer & orchestrator Herb Bernstein. He introduced her to Merv Griffin at a recording session in New York City. The rest is history. This interview was taped a few years back to promote an event at the Laurie Beechman Theatre.

Our friend Richard Skipper told us Julie Budd is going to be performing in concert in New York City at Birdland from Wednesday May 1st through Saturday May 4th all show times at 7:00 PM. The show is called “The Songs of My Life…and the Composers Who Wrote Them.” Enjoy our interview with Julie Budd, right here on The Paul Leslie Hour.

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Terry Woodson is the conductor for The Percy Faith Orchestra and for many years was the conductor and producer for Frank Sinatra, Jr. He's worked with such greats as Don Ellis, Henry Mancini and countless others.

This interview was recorded an hour or two before the passing of Frank Sinatra, Jr. We were at the Hilton Garden Inn. The two were going to perform a concert of "Sinatra Sings Sinatra" that night. A concert that never took place. This important interview is being presented right here on The Paul Leslie Hour.

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Singer, entertainer, performing and recording artist Dale Corn is a man with two unique old school passions: Trains and the Great American Songbook! Corn has wowed audiences in clubs and concerts around the world with his one of a kind interpretations of jazz standards, classic pop songs and tunes from the Great American Songbook. He sings, he conducts and he is at home in the recording studio. Dale Corn's trade is Railroad Engineer, making him a conductor who conducts! His musicianship and personality won the admiration of the late Frank Sinatra, Jr. who praised Corn's recordings on this very program.

This interview was originally broadcast on FM radio to promote the release of Dale Corn's album Tell Her. It's now available as a podcast right here on The Paul Leslie Hour.

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Jackie Martling is a comedian who got his start with music. He was a legendary cast member on The Howard Stern Show. In this interview, the humorous Jackie “The Joke Man” Martling discusses several things including his record album Happy Endings as well as the highlights from his time on Howard Stern’s radio program. Sometimes Martling’s sense of humor can be suggestive, if you don’t have a sense of humor you may want to skip this one. If you do have a sense of humor, enjoy!

Originally recorded for the radio program, it's a pleasure to present this fast-paced interview right here on The Paul Leslie Hour.

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