Colbie Caillait is a singer-songwriter and recording artist from Malibu, California. Her songs could be described as acoustic pop and have a mellow vibe. This interview was recorded approximately 9 years ago. Her hit singles “Bubbly,” “Realize” and “Lucky” her duet with Jason Mraz (which she co-wrote) were getting
Sarah Tollerson was a special guest on my radio show back in 2008. We’re bringing this interview back out there for your listening pleasure. Singer-songwriter Sarah Tollerson earned the praise of a past president of the Georgia Music Industry Association has a growing number of fans, performances in countless venues
Henry Butler has been called the “pride of New Orleans” by Dr. John. A jazz and blues pianist, Butler is a composer, arranger, performing and recording artist. His eclectic music is a variety of styles ranging from jazz, pop, classical, blues, R&B and Caribbean. This interview from 2010 is being
John Poveromo is a comedian born in Brooklyn, but raised in Jersey. He’s been featured in the New York Times and the Asbury Park Press and has performed his standup at the Jersey City Comedy Festival, The New York Underground Comedy Festival. He’s also the author of the book Drawings from
Ralph MacDonald was a percussionist, producer, songwriter, performer and Grammy-award winner who lived from 1944-2011. He had roots in the Caribbean, but was born in New York. His songs were recorded by artists like Bill Withers, Grover Washington Jr, Roberta Flack, Harry Belafonte, Jimmy Buffett and others. The son of Calypsonian
Ben de la Cour has been called a “master storyteller,” a “true troubadour,” “an enigma,” and a “revitalizing force.” A singer-songwriter, guitarist and recording artist, his album The High Cost of Living Strangeis out now. The artist is interviewed here on The Paul Leslie Hour, and performs a few acoustic
Gene Wilder was born June 11, 1933. He was an iconic actor and director, but also a writer and painter. He passed away on August 29, 2016 and today would have been his birthday. This was one of my all-time favorite interviews. Or Listen on YouTube: Here is the original introduction