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We celebrate the release of the brand new “Andy Timmons Band Plays Sgt. Pepper” with two of the shiny new tracks and a chat by phone from Texas! We cover much including AT’s days at “The U”, recording four amps at once, some early concert memories, being “internationally known” and much more. Mostly though, we listen very closely to the two Sgt. Pepper tracks. Turn it up! Your speakers and headphones will appreciate this! Browse the Andy Timmons website and download the entire album from AmazonMP3 right now!
For several decades equally highly skilled craftsman and guitarist Keith Medley had a vision of an instrument that the music in his head could be reasonably played on. Numerous modifications and 27 strings later, his masterpiece is as beautiful as the pieces he’s composed with it. He chats with me from White House, Tennessee sharing the story behind the instrument and two brilliant tracks from his CD “Ride”. What would normally take several musicians and many overdubs to create, Keith manages in one live take with one instrument!
In his 2009 documentary Rock Prophecies, filmmaker, photographer and promoter by association Robert Knight tells of his unprecedented access to all of Rock’s legends and introduces the world to gifted artists he’s run into along the way. Here he explains achieving a sort of rock stardom using his instrument, the camera. I also pick his brains for a few minutes about his other obsession, UFOs! Sample some of his historic rock photography 
The legendary leader of the Detroit Wheels credited with shaping the Motor City’s rock and roll sound chats by phone with some amazing words of rock wisdom about recording his iconic hits, his audience in Europe, touring with cats from today’s generation, Detroit’s other music legends, a little golf and much more! Plus we listen to and dissect his two biggest hits! Late in 2011 look for a book coming out in tandem with an exciting new recording project with Don Was. Hear the details from the man himself in this light introspective conversation.
