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Inside MusiCast

Rick Such and Eddy Cabello

Inside MusiCast provides in-depth interviews with amazing musicians, producers, session players, and front-line artists. We dedicate our podcast to those who go “beyond the liner notes”. Now, you’re inside the music scene.

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01:11:00

Joe Sample

Inside MusiCast ·

2013/06/17

Joe Sample is all that a keyboardist should be. Growing up with a musical influence of Creole, Jazz, R&B, Gospel and Soul, it was inevitable that his musical style would be a creative concoction of this musical diversity. He had made his mark in jazz and contemporary jazz with his band The Crusaders until his solo career took off. His keyboard abilities can take him virtually down any musical road, which is the mark of a great artist, but at the same time he frowns on the labeling of musical

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01:13:59

David Paich

Inside MusiCast ·

2013/05/28

On this episode of Inside MusiCast, we welcome back Toto founding member David Paich, as we break down the band’s classic album, Toto IV – track-by-track. Toto IV was a pinnacle album in the band’s history. Not only did it garner critical acclaim, a collection of Grammy Awards, and made Toto a household name, but its success came at a critical time, as their previous two albums saw shrinking sales and only one minor hit single. Toto IV not only catapulted the band to a realm of giant success, with

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01:27:00

Phil Gould

Inside MusiCast ·

2013/05/13

Although the name Phil Gould is associated primarily with Level 42, his career as a musician goes much deeper. He started out playing in bands, along with his brother, while living on the Isle of Wight when he was a teen. Having studied percussion at the Royal Academy of Music, he later found his way onto the charts with the band M and their worldwide hit ‘Pop Muzik’, as well as a stint with the band Roxy Music. He departed Level 42 in 1987 and took a lengthy hiatus from music in the mid 90’s and

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01:04:00

Marilyn Scott

Inside MusiCast ·

2013/04/08

When Marilyn Scott performed her first gig at the age of 15, little did she know that along the road of her career she’d be collaborating with some of the great jazz powerhouses. But it wasn’t until years later in the Bay Area when Tower of Power’s Emilio Castillo noticed her rich, sultry voice and decided to hire her to do backing vocals for the group. She never looked back. Since then, and several solo albums later, she is still in demand as a writer who has worked with the best - Spyro Gyra, The

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01:22:00

Tom Snow

Inside MusiCast ·

2013/03/18

Tom Snow has made an indelible impact as one of the most successful composers in modern popular music. He is a Grammy, Oscar, Golden Globe and Tony nominated writer whose music has been recorded by diverse artists such as Barbra Streisand, Linda Ronstadt, Ray Charles, Dolly Parton, Sergio Mendes, Bonnie Raitt, Peabo Bryson and many, many more. In addition to three albums he recorded as an artist, Tom Snow has mainly concentrated on his collaborations with many of the most respected songwriters and

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01:25:00

Stewart Copeland

Inside MusiCast ·

2013/03/04

How is it that a drummer for one of the most influential rock bands in history finds himself largely rejecting his pop music past to pursue a career as composer, authoring a prolific series of film scores, operas, and ballets? That’s what happened with Stewart Copeland. From his founding of the Police with Sting and Henri Padovani, who was later replaced by Andy Summers, Copeland has enjoyed a career that has been injected with creativity, unpredictability and surprising opportunity. Along with his

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00:44:00

Blue Sky Riders

Inside MusiCast ·

2013/02/18

What do get when you place three incredibly experienced singer-songwriters who each have left huge marks on the music scene winning Grammys, are members of music halls of fame, have countless number one hits and are still hungry to create fresh, new music in a studio? You get Blue Sky Riders, a new crossover country-rock-pop vocal band that has exploded onto the music scene with a new album titled “Finally Home.” Singer-songwriters Georgia Middleman and Gary Burr have joined former Inside MusiCast

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00:28:00

Alan Parsons

Inside MusiCast ·

2013/02/11

As an assistant engineer at Abbey Road Studios in the late 60’s, a young Alan Parsons was just beginning his journey into a successful career in music that has spanned several decades as an engineer, producer, musician, educator and actor. His story and his work have been heralded by industry peers, as well as his fans. From lending his engineering talents to projects with the Beatles, the Hollies, Paul McCartney, not to mention his contributions to Pink Floyd’s “The Dark Side Of The Moon”, to his

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01:06:00

Steve Lukather

Inside MusiCast ·

2013/01/21

Steve Lukather is not only one of the world’s best guitarists; he’s a man in transition. Gone are the days of the partying rock star, the booze and cigarettes – although his sense of humor is still very much intact. Luke has a new outlook on life that is being reflected through his music, which has been very apparent on his previous two solo albums, “Ever Changing Time” and “All’s Well That Ends Well.” His latest album, “Transition”, completes another chapter for the musician who pours his heart,

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01:07:00

Jeff Pevar

Inside MusiCast ·

2013/01/08

Sometimes in life, all it takes is one connection to set things in motion. For Jeff Pevar, it was a connection to Rickie Lee Jones by his good friend, Michael Ruff that was a turning point in his career as a musician. Jeff toured extensively with Rickie, but this exposure helped open the doors to other connections. Since that time, Jeff has gone on to perform and record with an amazing array of artists, such as Ray Charles, Crosby, Stills and Nash, James Taylor, Marc Cohn, Kenny Loggins, Carly

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00:45:00

Don Felder

Inside MusiCast ·

2012/12/10

Let’s start with the facts. Our guest today was a member of one of the most influential rock groups of our time. Their “GREATEST HITS” compilation sold over 29 million copies in the US alone. But, when Don Felder joined the EAGLES in 1974, he added that special “something” with his vocals and guitar playing that would help create the unmistakable EAGLES’ sound. He co-wrote the mesmerizing “Hotel California” and several other classic hits that continue to be played daily throughout the world. He’s a

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01:18:00

Michael Leonhart

Inside MusiCast ·

2012/11/26

Growing-up in New York City in a musical environment that included a father that was a professional bassist, along with a mother and sister who made careers as vocalists, Michael Leonhart seemed destined to find his own path into the world music. Having studied a variety of instruments as a young child, Michael turned his attention to the trumpet when he was ten years old – and never looked back. At only 38 years old, Michael has already established himself a first call studio and touring musician,

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01:06:00

Drew Zingg

Inside MusiCast ·

2012/10/15

If you’ve seen Boz Scaggs, Michael McDonald and even Steely Dan in concert at some point over the past twenty years, chances are you’ve witnessed guitarist Drew Zingg. Born and raised in New York City, Zingg earned his reputation as a guitarist that knows no boundaries when it comes to musical styles. Having spent nearly ten years in the New York club scene, backing artists such as Shawn Colvin and Lucy Kaplansky, as well as lending his talents to jingles, Broadway productions and session work, Drew

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01:32:00

Jimmy Haslip

Inside MusiCast ·

2012/09/24

When you’re a trumpet player for a drum and bugle corp, it can only mean one thing…that you’re one serious horn player. That’s where Jimmy Haslip’s musical journey begins. But it doesn’t end there. You see, his musical world was turned upside down at a live performance at a school dance where he witnessed the playing of an electric bass guitar for the very first time. Fast forward to LA where a young Jimmy Haslip is studying with his new teacher, Jaco Pastorius. As you might guess, success feeds

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01:22:00

Tower of Power

Inside MusiCast ·

2012/09/10

For over 44 years, Tower of Power has been creating and performing music that continues to excite fans all over the world. With a first-call, legendary horn section that has graced some of the biggest hits for some of the most well known artists in the music business, Tower of Power’s soulful, funky, bumpin’ sound has carved a musical niche with a style all their own. Since the band originated on August 13, 1968, Tower of Power has never stopped touring and recording. In fact, they recently released

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01:15:00

Fergie Frederiksen

Inside MusiCast ·

2012/08/27

Fergie Frederiksen’s tenure in the band Toto was unquestionably a highlight on his singing resume, but this singer/songwriter has had an extensive career as a solo artist, as well as the lead vocalist for MS Funk, Trillion and LeRoux. Fergie is also a member of Legends: Voices Of Rock, which is a collaboration of incredible rock vocalists that tours throughout Europe and includes Bobby Kimball, Bill Champlin, Steve Augeri and Joe Lynn Turner. In 2010, Fergie was diagnosed with inoperable liver

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01:07:00

Jon Herington

Inside MusiCast ·

2012/07/30

On this episode of Inside MusiCast, we proudly welcome back guitarist Jon Herington to talk about his upcoming solo release “Time On My Hands”, containing ten new tracks that showcase Jon’s incredible feel for the guitar, as he stretches his way through more expansive guitar solos than ever before. Inside MusiCast welcomes Jon Herington.

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01:23:00

Richard Marx

Inside MusiCast ·

2012/07/16

At the age of five you might say that Richard Marx began a career that so far has lasted a lifetime. At this very young age he was already singing lyrics for the jingles his father would compose and produce for top advertising clients in Chicago. That was the beginning of a Grammy Award-winning career that has allowed Marx to write and produce for some of the greatest artists in the music business, beginning with the one star that noticed him and brought him into his world of hit creation - Lionel

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01:18:00

John Waite

Inside MusiCast ·

2012/06/25

John Waite’s music and artistry is alive and well. Although his legacy as lead vocalist for The Babys and Bad English precedes him, he’s best known for his solo work, most notably the smash hits “Change” and “Missing You”. This path has led him to recreating “Missing You” with Alison Krauss, and in 2003 he toured as a member of Ringo Starr’s All-Starr Band. Today his voice has defied the test of time and is even better and stronger, as proven by his recent solo release “Rough and Tumble.” Recorded

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01:09:00

Howard Levy

Inside MusiCast ·

2012/06/04

Music had already been in his blood for more than a decade, having studied piano and music theory at the Manhattan School of Music in New York since he was eight years old. But when Howard Levy first picked-up a diatonic harmonica as an 18 year-old college student at Northwestern, little did he know that he would soon reinvent the instrument, essentially pioneering the over-blow/over-draw methods for bending and creating notes that were previously thought ‘missing’ from the instrument. He has since

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