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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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01:40:00

Steve Khan

Inside MusiCast ·

2010/05/24

An L.A. kid transplanted in New York City, Steve Khan is considered one of the prolific jazz guitarists on the planet. For nearly forty years, Khan has recorded more than twenty albums and has shared his talent with artists such as Steely Dan, Larry Coryell and the Brecker Brothers Band. Inspired by legends such as Wes Montgomery and Pat Martino, Khan’s expansive body of work envelopes the world of jazz that has surrounded him since he picked-up the instrument. Not only has Khan delivered amazing

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01:21:00

Larry Williams

Inside MusiCast ·

2010/04/12

Larry Williams has been at the top of his game for over 30 years. After honing his skills as a student at the Indiana University School Of Music, Larry transplanted himself to the tropics in Hawaii and became one of the founding members of Seawind. As a Grammy-nominated producer, composer, arranger, and multi-instrumentalist, Larry is a non-stop music machine that doesn’t seem to be slowing. Although he doesn’t subscribe to segmenting music by genres, listening to his music will show you how

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01:13:00

Alex Acuña

Inside MusiCast ·

2010/03/22

If you were to look-up the definition of the word “rhythm” in the dictionary, it would say “jazz-fusion, pop, and session percussionist, Alex Neciosup Acuña”. From a young man playing in local bands in Lima, Peru to playing with bandmates Joe Zawinul, Wayne Shorter and Jaco Pastorius of the great jazz-fusion band Weather Report, Alex Acuña has lived a life of rhythmic passion that continues today. As an A-list session percussionist and drummer, he has contributed to international projects for

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01:11:00

Jerry Lopez

Inside MusiCast ·

2010/03/01

Jerry Lopez has been keeping a secret for a long time…at least from those who don’t live in Las Vegas. You see, since the mid seventies, Jerry has been the leader of Santa Fe and the Fat City Horns…one of the most proficient horn-based bands around. How good are they? Let’s just say they rank with horn sections such as CHICAGO, Earth Wind & Fire, Tower of Power and Seawind Horns. As lead vocalist and guitarist of the band, Lopez’ Fat City Horns play to a packed house every Monday, where half of

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00:59:00

Danny Kortchmar

Inside MusiCast ·

2010/02/15

If you’ve listened to Don Henley’s End of the Innocence, Carole King’s Tapestry, Jackson Browne’s Running on Empty, Billy Joe’s River of Dreams, and most of James Taylors recordings, then you’re familiar with the musical influence of guitarist, composer, and producer Danny Kortchmer…or Kootch…as most in the business know him. From his collaborations with Peter Asher, of Peter and Gordon, to touring and playing sessions with Lee Sklar, Russ Kunkel, and Craig Doerge, of the infamous “Section”, Danny

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00:57:00

Gregg Bissonette

Inside MusiCast ·

2010/01/25

“Versatile” is the best descriptor for drummer Gregg Bissonette. A Detroit native, who now resides in L.A., Bissonette’s musical collaborations are nothing less than premier… from Maynard Ferguson to David Lee Roth; Gino Vanelli to Ringo Starr; Brandon Fields to Jeff Lynne. Growing up, he and his brother, Matt, played in his father’s band in Detroit…how’s that for push start to a musical career? This eventually pointed him to college where he refined his talent while studying at the prestigious

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01:31:00

Victor Wooten

Inside MusiCast ·

2010/01/04

Every so often, you discover a musician whose instrumental performance literally boggles your mind and leaves you overjoyed, amazed and virtually speechless. Bassist Victor Wooten is, without a doubt, one of the finest bassists on the planet, having been honored as Bass Player Magazine’s ‘Bass player of the year’ – not once, but a staggering three times. Victor has been learning, playing and performing since he was three years old and was raised in a home where music was a part of his family’s

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01:21:00

Eric Tagg

Inside MusiCast ·

2009/11/30

If you were 20 years-old, traveling in the Netherlands and your money, identity and your airplane ticket to get you back home was stolen, what would you do? If you were Eric Tagg, you’d borrow some money, use it to put an ad in the local paper and begin your career as a vocalist. It was this episode in Eric’s life that thrust him into becoming one of the quintessential voices in the West Coast genre. Traveling back to the States to record his first album “Smilin’ Memories” in 1975 is when Eric

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Toto's Hall of Fame Induction

Inside MusiCast ·

2009/10/16

Go behind the scenes with Rick Such and Eddy Cabello at the 2009 Musician’s Hall of Fame induction ceremony as TOTO’s original members and with Mike Porcaro were inducted along side other music industry legends.

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01:14:00

Bill LaBounty

Inside MusiCast ·

2009/09/28

It’s a rarity these days to listen to a new album where most every track is so good that you end up playing it over and over again. But when it does happen, you definitely realize that a little magic was added during the writing and recording process. Veteran keyboardist, synthesist, and songwriter, Bill LaBounty, has delivered such a project with the release of Back To Your Star. For his seventh solo release, Bill brings together a star lineup of musicians who’ve helped create the solid foundation

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01:13:00

Bill Champlin

Inside MusiCast ·

2009/09/14

Bill Champlin is back. And he’s creating music that proves it. After his recent disconnection from his Chicago gig, he talked to Eddy and Rick about his new album, No Place Left To Fall. It is a testament that Bill has landed on his own two feet and has created arguably his best solo work to date, but on his own terms. He’s teamed up with an amazing group of musicians: George Hawkins, Jr. on bass; Bruce Gaitsch on guitars; and Billy Ward on drums and percussion. To put the finishing touches on the

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01:17:00

Steve Porcaro

Inside MusiCast ·

2009/09/07

If your last name is Porcaro, you live in Southern California, and you’re in the music industry, you’re name is golden. And if your name is Steve Porcaro, that gold has translated into 15 Grammy’s that you’ve held in your hands over the years. As an original member of the band Toto, keyboardist, composer and songwriter Steve Porcaro has had his share of success. He has written many significant songs over his career, such as Michael Jackson’s Human Nature, that was recently performed by guitarist

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00:50:00

Stephen Bishop

Inside MusiCast ·

2009/08/24

Songwriters are very special people. They’re the ones who battle with themselves and suffer through an amazingly creative process that most take for granted. When you listen to the songs that Stephen Bishop has written over his career, you find an honesty and transparency that has allowed him to deliver hits such as On And On and Save It For A Rainy Day. His career actually began as a songwriter long before he wrote songs for himself. In fact, one of his first collaborations was with Art Garfunkel,

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01:05:00

Brandon Fields

Inside MusiCast ·

2009/08/10

To call Brandon Fields a talented sax player is a huge understatement. Ask anyone who he has collaborated with throughout his amazing career…Quincy, Babyface, Los Lobotomys, Elton John, Earth Wind & Fire, Al Jarreau…just to name a few. He has created a reputation that is second to none on the LA session and jazz scene. Brandon’s amazing sound has carried him beyond sessions to touring with Tower of Power, The Rippingtons, Dave Weckl Band, and even the chance to play in the Barry Manilow’s

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01:12:00

Michael Sembello

Inside MusiCast ·

2009/07/28

Once upon a time, a young seventeen year-old guitarist from Philadelphia auditioned for a musical legend - Stevie Wonder. As the story goes, Stevie hired him on the spot and the young man toured with him as his main guitarist and featured vocalist for the next seven years, working and writing with him on numerous projects including Wonder’s most ambitious album, Songs In The Key Of Life. Since then, Michael Sembello’s musical opportunities have been more than golden…they’ve been platinum. Who can

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00:48:00

Crosby Loggins

Inside MusiCast ·

2009/07/13

Crosby Loggins is no stranger to Inside MusiCast. Since our ‘07 interview, his world has changed – for the better. After winning MTV’s Rock The Cradle competition and a national record deal with Jive Records, Crosby wasted no time in working on his new album, Time To Move, scheduled to release on July 14th. And although the 28-year-old Loggins reveals plenty of modern tastes, ranging from the grunge-era rock of his formative years to present-day indie faves Feist and Wilco, TIME TO MOVE was designed

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00:47:00

Robin Trower

Inside MusiCast ·

2009/07/06

Robin Trower is one of the great British rock guitarists. For over forty years, Robin has assembled a critically acclaimed, commercially successful and massively influential body of work that is still expanding today. To list his many achievements would take more space than we have at our disposal, but suffice to say that, in the space of a four-decade long career, he has sold millions of records, has worked with artists as varied as Procol Harum, Jack Bruce and Bryan Ferry, and yet has remained a

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00:53:00

Eric Valentine

Inside MusiCast ·

2009/06/08

Eric Valentine is a busy drummer. Since moving to Los Angeles four years ago, he has been going non-stop. It all started with his first tour baptism with legendary singer Patti LaBelle. Today he has racked up a solid resume of collaborations with artists such as Jeff Lorber, Dionne Warwick, Stevie Wonder, Erikah Badu, Kirk Whalum, Jonathan Butler and of course, Steve Lukather. To say that he’s just a drummer is selling him short. He’s a multi-dimensional musician. Take his 2003 solo jazz project,

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01:15:00

Christopher Cross

Inside MusiCast ·

2009/05/04

As a five-time Grammy and Oscar Award winner, Christopher Cross has definitely left his mark on popular music. Since his self-titled debut Warner Brothers release in 1979, his name elicits memories of when one may have heard Sailing or Ride Like The Wind. For those who have looked beyond Cross’s early pop successes, they have found a body of work that launched eight albums of intelligent, melodic, sophisticated and mature music. Although Christopher’s entry into the public eye was meteoric, don’t

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01:13:00

Jay Graydon

Inside MusiCast ·

2009/03/23

One thing we know about West Coast Music is that its following is much, much bigger than the name implies. It’s more like Global-Coast Music, due to the fact that diehard fans are found at every corner of the globe. At the heart of it all you find a man who continues to stoke the fires of a sound that is a sophisticated mixture of R&B, Rock, Pop and Jazz – Grammy-winning Jay Graydon. His name is found in the credits of tracks and albums that have gone gold, platinum and even multi-platinum. With

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