Washington City Limits

In this episode Chuck interviews Adam Brinson - lead singer/songwriter for the Pittsboro based band, The Outboards.  But there's more -  Chuck and Adam formed their first band together, The Stickmen, in 7th grade! They reminisce on their days learning how to play and write orignal music, unearth a dusty old Stickmen recording from their early days and have a reunion with Stickmen drummer Nathan LeCompte.  Adam performs two original compositions, "P.V.C" and "The Bug". 

Chuck Phillips interviews local Washington, NC musician and bandmate Sonny Fields.  Sonny discusses his musical background, bass gear, opening for Reba McEntire, songwriting process, hobby's outside of music and much more.  Two of Sonny's original songs, 'Red Neck Woman' and, 'Never Gonna Go' are also featured. 

In this episode guest host Vail Rumley chats with regular host, Chuck Phillips, about his new album, Act I: Scene II.  Chuck performs acoustic versions of 'Hey Emily' and 'Magic' and discusses the process of writing and recording the album in his home studio during lockdown.

Part 2 of Chuck's chat with Craig Woolard of the legendary Beach Music band, The Embers.   Craig discusses Embers floor shows, his departure from the band, solo career, and more. Concludes with his hit song, 'Love Don't Come No Stronger'. 

Chuck Phillips chats with Craig Woolard of the legendary Beach Music band, The Embers about his first bands, meeting Ray Charles, and much more.   They perform an acoustic rendition of one of Craig's most requested songs, 'What You Do To Me'.