Make way for the King! Larry King, that is. How did a kid from Brooklyn grow up and become perhaps the most famous radio and television interviewer of all time? Curiosity. This curiosity, has never gone away. Larry King still interviews people almost everyday on his talk show Larry King
Mark D. Sanders is a songwriter with more than 200 songs cut by recordings artists, 50 have been singles and 14 number one songs. Some of his songs are instantly recognizable. His most famous song “I Hope You Dance” was recorded by Lee Ann Womack and other noteworthy songs “Victim
JD Souther is one of the greatest songwriters of our time. He’s released several albums to international acclaim and wrote and recorded the hit song “You’re Only Lonely.” The songs of JD Souther have been recorded by Eagles (“Heartache Tonight,” “Best of My Love,” and “New Kid in Town”) Linda
Ken Williams is a major influence and innovator in the music industry. He is a prolific songwriter, the publisher of more than 300 songs. Some of the other hats Ken Williams has worn include singer and record producer. Songs he wrote would include the signature hit song of The Main
Lambert Davis is an illustrator and artist. Born in Oahu, Hawaii Mr. Davis spoke to us by telephone from his home in Australia. Most likely this interview was taped in 2008. Lambert Davis illustrated many books, including Trouble Dolls and Jolly Mon written by famed author Jimmy Buffett and his
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