On this Flashback episode of my original Someone You Should Know radio program, we go back 24 years to 2001. I had the privilege of interviewing Neal Schon, one of the founding members of Journey. They had just released Arrival, the very first Journey record without lead singer Steve Perry. Neal talks about the band's career and new look in this episode. Check out Journey's full catalog by clicking on this Spotify link. Feedback: Send us a text. How to Contact Us: Offici...

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This time, we Flashback to the summer of 2002. I was lucky enough to catch up with Walt Parazaider, one of the founding members of the rock band Chicago. Walt was onboard to talk about Chicago's 35th Anniversary Tour and discuss a special post 9/11 concert they did in Washington, D.C. BTW, Walt plays a wide variety of wind instruments, including saxophone, flute, and clarinet. Kick back and enjoy this classic interview from Season 3 of my original "Someone You Should Know program. Click...

I look back with fondness to interviews like this, especially when the artist is no longer with us. In 2001, I had the great honor of talking to the late Dan Fogelberg. My late wife and I were avid fans of Dan's music and had the privilege of seeing Dan live in concert. In this interview, Dan talks about hitting the road for the summer concert season and about his music. Sidebar - Dan's song from 1978, "The Power of Gold" with Tim Weisberg, was the very first song I pl...

This week, we Flashback to 2001, and a musician whose music I've enjoyed for decades. He's Edwin McCain, and I was lucky to catch up with him after a concert in St. Louis. We chat about his current release (at the time), "Far From Over," working with Shaun Colvin, his band, being adopted, and of course, showcase his music. Enjoy this classic from season 2 of the original national "Someone You Should Know program." Click here to listen to Edwin's music on Spotify. Feedback: ...

In this Flashback episode, we go back to 2000 for my interview with Richard Marx. Richard had just released Days in Avalon. Richard and I discuss the new album and play several samples. We talk about other musicians he's produced and share a few laughs. This is another episode from the original national run of "Someone You Should Know." Click here to check out Richard's music on Spotify Feedback: Send us a text. How to Contact Us: Official Website: https://Someoneyoushouldknowpod...

This week, we Flashback 25 years, to 2000 and the release of what I consider to be one of my all-time favorite albums. It's one you probably never heard of. The artist is Robynn Ragland, at the time a musician playing the Midwest concert circuit. I happened upon her song "The People You Know" on WVRV 101.1 FM "The River," and said she'd be ideal as a guest on my brand new national show, "Someone You Should Know." So sit back and enjoy this one from the way-back machine, and one of...