This interview with Ann Gotthelf is from a radio series called “The Magic of the Music, the Birth of a Parrot Head Nation.” In this series we explored the formation of the very first Parrot Head Club, the Atlanta Parrot Head Club. For the uninitiated, a Parrot Head is a Jimmy Buffett
Jeff Pike is an Atlanta singer-songwriter and performing artist. Jeff Pike began developing a reputation as THE entertainer and singer to see if you liked Jimmy Buffett’s music. Jeff could play a lot of the more obscure songs and with a personality that was uniquely his own. These performances fed
Scott Nickerson is a drummer, harmonica player, vocalist and the founder of the Atlanta Parrot Head Club (the first Jimmy Buffett fan club) and the national/international network of fan clubs known as Parrot Heads in Paradise. This interview was recorded in 2009 prior to the 20th anniversary of the Atlanta
Peter Mayer is a singer-songwriter, guitarist, performing & recording artist and multiple time guest on The Paul Leslie Hour. His latest release on the Little Flock Music label is entitled “Passages” and shows a different side of this very versatile artist. “Passages” is a body of spiritual songs inspired by passages
Teddy “Zig Zag” Andreadis is a keyboardist, B3 player, a harmonica player, vocalist and recording artist. Some of the artists and bands he has performed or recorded with include Alice Cooper, Guns ’N Rose, Carole King, Billy Bob Thornton in The Boxmasters and many others. A laidback and likable soul, he
Gary Burr is a master songwriter. A singer, guitarist, recording artist, I’ve had the pleasure to be in attendance when he’s performing, but Gary Burr’s songs have found their way into the heart and mind of other singers and it’s a very diverse list of recording artists who have interpreted
On this episode of The Paul Leslie Hour, we are honored to be joined by a creative force. J.D. Andrew is a songwriter, a Grammy winning recording engineer, a producer, a guitarist and recording artist. Some of his credits include working with The Rolling Stones, The Pussycat Dolls, the late Guy Clark, Kanye
This interview was conducted with the harmonica legend Greg “Fingers” Taylor on September 1, 2006 in Northeast Georgia. Taylor released a total of five studio albums including “Harpoon Man,” “Chest Pains,” “New Fingerprints,” and “Hi Fi Baby,” as well as two compilation albums “Greatest Hits” and “Back to the Blues.”
Ervin Drake could be considered one of the greatest songwriters of The American Songbook. He lived from April 3, 1919 – January 15, 2015. This was a very candid interview and his wife Edith shared her perspectives as well. Some of the Standards Ervin Drake wrote include “I Believe” and “It