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Published by Talkin’Blues Productions
My love of music has led me to document music and the musicians. I am fascinated by the creative process behind the songs and performances. These are my conversations with those who live in music. If you have any questions or comments, please email at talkinblues@mac.com. Thanks for listening! Mako
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A conversation with American Jazz and Rock drummer, composer and band leader, Cindy Blackman Santana (solo artist, Santana, Lenny Kravitz) - https://cindyblackmansantana.com/
A conversation with Juno-nominated Canadian classical violinist, Blake Pouliot - www.blakepouliot.com
A conversation with English rock and blues singer, guitarist, songwriter, bandleader and author, Will Johns - www.willjohns.com
A conversation with conductor, composer/arranger, singer, vocal contractor and founding artistic director of the two-time Grammy Award winning vocal ensemble, Tonality, Alexander Lloyd Blake - https://alexanderlblake.com
A conversation with Andreas Werner, producer, songwriter, and musician, about Sherman Holmes' latest album, One Step Ahead of the Blues.
A conversation with Memphis based Rhythm & Blues guitarist, vocalist and songwriter, Jad Tariq (solo artist, Charlie Musselwhite, Bob Dylan, Tony Holiday, John Nemeth) - www.jadtariq.com
A conversation with South African-born American electric blues guitarist, singer and songwriter, Anthony Paule (Anthony Paule Soul Orchestra) www.anthonypaule.com
A discussion with career music publisher, Jennifer Beavis of BMG Rights Management Canada answering questions about copyright and how to protect your rights as a songwriter and artist.
A conversation with American keyboardist, multi‑instrumentalist, singer, and songwriter Tony Patler (Chaka Khan, George Michael, Dave Mason) and blues musician David Rotundo.
A conversation with Canadian blues guitarist, singer and songwriter - Nick Tabarias (Nicky T) - www.nickytblues.com
A conversation with three time Grammy award winning drummer and songwriter, Brannen Temple (Ruthie Foster Band, Hot Buttered Rhythm, Blaze and Black Red Black.)
A conversation with Grammy Award, W.C. Handy, BBC Blues and Blues Music Award winning musician and producer, Larry Fulcher (Phantom Blues Band, Ruthie Foster Band) - https://larryfulcher.net/
A conversation with American folk/blues singer, guitarist, and songwriter, Chris Smither - www.smither.com Special thanks to Carol Young, Jane Harbury and Hugh's Room for this interview.
A conversation with American blues singer, songwriter and harmonica player, Chris O'leary (Chris O'Leary Band, Levon Helm's Barnburners) - https://thechrisolearyband.net/
A conversation with American blues singer, songwriter, harmonica player, producer and author - Reverend Shawn Amos - Shawnamos.com Check out Reverend Shawn Amos’ new family variety show “Famously You” on Roku Channel.
A conversation with American musician, singer and songwriter - Cobi (solo artist, Gentlemen Hall) - www.cobimusic.net
A conversation with an award-winning harmonica player, composer, educator and author, Mike Stevens - www.mikestevensmusic.com
A conversation with Sue Foley about her book, "Guitar Women: Conversations & Life Lessons with six-String Heroines".
A conversation with American pianist, composer and producer Stephen Prutsman, celebrated for his innovative blend of classical, jazz and world-music traditions - www.stephenprutsman.com
A conversation with Italian blues guitarist, singer and songwriter - Claudio De Pascale, the Bari‑based musician behind Bari Blues Connection. Special thanks to Angelica Soliberto for her help with this interview.
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