Michael Ruff has found balance and order in his life. And why wouldn’t he? Living on the beautiful Hawaiian island of Kauai for over twenty years, the talented songwriter, producer and keyboardist has remained connected to the music world.
Read MoreSince Richard Page’s last chat with Eddy and Rick, he has discovered a new-found inspiration to record a new album - PECULIAR LIFE.
Read MoreAs far back as the late 70’s, Gary Wright has been challenging his audiences with pioneering instrumentation and cutting-edge technology.
Read MoreIt a was combination of fate and irony that a young man born in Kansas would eventually play in a band called Kansas. It happened to Phil Ehart, founding member and drummer of a band that would leave a lasting impression in the world of Classic Rock.
Read MoreAn L.A. kid transplanted in New York City, Steve Khan is considered one of the prolific jazz guitarists on the planet.
Read MoreLarry 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.
Read MoreIf 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.
Read MoreJerry Lopez has been keeping a secret for a long time… at least from those who do not 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.
Read MoreIf youve listened to Don Henleys End of the Innocence, Carole Kings Tapestry, Jackson Brownes Running on Empty, Billy Joes River of Dreams, and most of James Taylors recordings, then youre familiar with the musical influence of guitarist, composer, and producer Danny Kortchmar or Kootch as most in the business know him.
Read MoreVersatile is the best descriptor for drummer Gregg Bissonette. A Detroit native, who now resides in Los Angeles, Bissonettes musical collaborations are nothing less than premier.
Read MoreEvery so often, you discover a musician whose instrumental performance literally boggles your mind and leaves you overjoyed, amazed and virtually speechless.
Read MoreIf 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, youd borrow some money, use it to put an ad in the local paper and begin your career as a vocalist.
Read MoreGo 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.
Read MoreIts 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.
Read MoreBill Champlin is back. And hes 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.
Read MoreIf your last name is Porcaro, you live in Southern California, and youre in the music industry, youre name is golden. And if your name is Steve Porcaro, that gold has translated into 15 Grammys that youve held in your hands over the years.
Read MoreSongwriters are very special people. They're the ones who battle with themselves and suffer through an amazingly creative process that most take for granted.
Read MoreTo 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.
Read MoreOnce upon a time, a young seventeen year-old guitarist from Philadelphia auditioned for a musical legend - Stevie Wonder.
Read MoreCrosby Loggins is no stranger to Inside MusiCast. Since our ‘07 interview, his world has changed – for the better.
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