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Check it out, I got to have a 5-minute (Or So) chat with rock icon Peter Frampton as he previews his brand-new album, Carry the Light! Frampton shares what it was like collaborating closely with his son, Julian, and reveals how a chance meeting in New York led to a surprise guest appearance for the album.  Plus, he talks how Sheryl Crow and others got involed in the project.  Frampton's documentary is also coming out soon and he reflects on his life a little after watching it. If you have 5 minutes (or So), give it a listen... Also, check out the video for his first single from Carry The Light called, "Lions At The Gate"

Listen in as I chat with John Ford Coley! He talks about how simple rejection in the Los Angeles music scene ultimately led him to Nashville.  What does Coley think about the modern labeling of '70s classics as "yacht rock"?  Plus, what will you see and hear at his upcoming performance with a full orchestra at the Yacht Rock Symphony, June 23 at Ascend Amphitheater.  If you have 5 minutes (oe so) give it a listen...

Moose catches up with Mike Score, the iconic front man of A Flock of Seagulls, ahead of their upcoming performance at The Caverns in Pelham, TN. Score shares stories about the band's rise, recalling how their first music video was shot, edited, and aired on MTV all within a single day. And yes, he also talks about that iconic hairstyle.  From their early sci-fi influences used to "hide their feelings" behind lyrics of aliens and flying saucers to the excitement of playing in a literal cave on Friday, May 22nd.  Score offers a witty and grounded look at the legacy of one of the New Wave era's most recognizable bands. Click to listen

Alright, pull up a chair because JACK’s got the scoop on a true legend. Jim Messina is hitting the road again in 2026, starting in Connecticut before making a "homecoming" stop at City Winery on March 27th. He’s bringing the Roadrunners and a setlist that’ll take you from Buffalo Springfield to Poco to Loggins & Messina and more  Listen to the legend himself talk about what he'll be bringing to the stage...(Hint - You're going to dig it)  Also, Jim Messina talked about his hobbies when he’s not busy being a musical icon, which could or could not involve him risking cutting off his fingers.  

Check it out!, I caught up with Malcolm Bruce from Sons of Cream talk about carrying on the legacy of his father, the legendary Cream, and what fans can expect from their upcoming show. Malcolm shared stories about growing up around iconic music and how Sons of Cream keeps the spirit alive while putting their own stamp on it. Don’t miss them when they hit City Winery In Nashville, February 17 for what promises to be a loud, blues-soaked night of classic rock.

Moose has 5 Minutes with TNA Wrestling veteran and multi-time champion Frankie Kazarian, one of the most respected and longest-tenured performers in the history of the promotion. Kaz opens up about his incredible career journey as we get closer to TNA No Surrender, coming to Nashville, Tennessee, this Friday at the Pinnacle.