What happens when a musician finally steps away from the road—and gives himself room to hear where the music wants to go? On takin’ a walk, host Buzz Knight sits down with Midge Ure for an intimate conversation about creative freedom, unexpected turns, and the experiences behind A Man of Two Worlds, his first new album in 12 years.

Built as a pairing of songs and instrumentals, the album grew in part from the isolation of COVID. Midge Ure reflects on how years of touring kept him from the studio, why taking a break from a piece of music can help him judge it more clearly, and how the pandemic left him feeling more stoic and focused on making music for himself. His thoughts on the songwriting process offer a candid look at how patience, distance, and changing circumstances can reshape an artist’s work.

Ure also shares how he thinks about performing live: not as a collection of separate songs, but as one continuous journey for the audience. He traces his instinct for melody to growing up in Glasgow, where radio brought together an unusually broad mix of sounds alongside the influence of traditional Scottish music. These vivid memories open a window into the musical roots behind one of the era’s most distinctive artists.

The conversation travels through an extraordinary career shaped by curiosity and change. Ure recalls finding teenage pop success with Slick, moving into punk with the Rich Kids, and later joining Visage and Ultravox. He explains how guitar and synthesizers came together naturally in his work, helping him navigate the shifting sound of rock and electronic music. Rather than describing his career as a series of calculated reinventions, he sees artistic growth as evolution: one experience leading, often unexpectedly, to the next.

There’s also a behind-the-scenes story from one of music’s most memorable collaborative moments. Ure looks back on co-writing and producing “Do They Know It’s Christmas” with Bob Geldof, and the pressure of recording a remarkable lineup of Band Aid artists against a demanding deadline. It’s a revealing glimpse of the coordination, urgency, and purpose behind a legendary music moment—and a compelling addition to the inside music stories that make takin’ a walk more than a music history podcast.

Warm, thoughtful, and full of hard-won perspective, this inspiring music interview explores music and resilience, creative instincts, and the unpredictable paths that shape a life in music. As the walk draws to a close, Buzz Knight asks Ure who he would choose to walk with. His answers—John Lennon and Mick Ronson, for very different reasons—offer one last glimpse into the people and ideas that continue to inspire him.

Join Buzz Knight and Midge Ure for a memorable conversation on takin’ a walk—a podcast for listeners who love legendary musicians, iconic bands, classic rock stories, artist songwriting stories, and the personal histories behind the songs. Discover the journey behind A Man of Two Worlds, revisit defining chapters in music history, and hear one of rock’s enduring creative voices reflect on the power of evolution, collaboration, and making music that feels true.

What happens when a musician finally steps away from the road&mdash;and gives himself room to hear where the music wants to go? On takin&rsquo; a walk, host Buzz Knight sits down with Midge Ure for an intimate conversation about creative freedom, unexpected turns, and the experiences behind A Man of Two Worlds, his first new album in 12 years.
Built as a pairing of songs and instrumentals, the album grew in part from the isolation of COVID. Midge Ure reflects on how years of touring kept him from the studio, why taking a break from a piece of music can help him judge it more clearly, and how the pandemic left him feeling more stoic and focused on making music for himself. His thoughts on the songwriting process offer a candid look at how patience, distance, and changing circumstances can reshape an artist&rsquo;s work.
Ure also shares how he thinks about performing live: not as a collection of separate songs, but as one continuous journey for the audience. He traces his instinct for melody to growing up in Glasgow, where radio brought together an unusually broad mix of sounds alongside the influence of traditional Scottish music. These vivid memories open a window into the musical roots behind one of the era&rsquo;s most distinctive artists.
The conversation travels through an extraordinary career shaped by curiosity and change. Ure recalls finding teenage pop success with Slick, moving into punk with the Rich Kids, and later joining Visage and Ultravox. He explains how guitar and synthesizers came together naturally in his work, helping him navigate the shifting sound of rock and electronic music. Rather than describing his career as a series of calculated reinventions, he sees artistic growth as evolution: one experience leading, often unexpectedly, to the next.
There&rsquo;s also a behind-the-scenes story from one of music&rsquo;s most memorable collaborative moments. Ure looks back on co-writing and producing &ldquo;Do They Know It&rsquo;s Christmas&rdquo; with Bob Geldof, and the pressure of recording a remarkable lineup of Band Aid artists against a demanding deadline. It&rsquo;s a revealing glimpse of the coordination, urgency, and purpose behind a legendary music moment&mdash;and a compelling addition to the inside music stories that make takin&rsquo; a walk more than a music history podcast.
Warm, thoughtful, and full of hard-won perspective, this inspiring music interview explores music and resilience, creative instincts, and the unpredictable paths that shape a life in music. As the walk draws to a close, Buzz Knight asks Ure who he would choose to walk with. His answers&mdash;John Lennon and Mick Ronson, for very different reasons&mdash;offer one last glimpse into the people and ideas that continue to inspire him.
Join Buzz Knight and Midge Ure for a memorable conversation on takin&rsquo; a walk&mdash;a podcast for listeners who love legendary musicians, iconic bands, classic rock stories, artist songwriting stories, and the personal histories behind the songs. Discover the journey behind A Man of Two Worlds, revisit defining chapters in music history, and hear one of rock&rsquo;s enduring creative voices reflect on the power of evolution, collaboration, and making music that feels true.

Midge Ure on Music History,Band Aid, Ultravox, and the Inside Music Stories

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Check out this encore music history interview with Clint Black.

What does it take to build a lasting career without letting go of the person—and the songwriter—you are? On takin’ a walk, host Buzz Knight sits down with country music icon Clint Black for a candid encore conversation about hard-won choices, creative conviction, and the stories behind his memoir, Killing Time.

Black looks back on his early years playing Texas clubs, where he learned to value every audience and adapt to every room. Those music history lessons helped shape a career that would become part of country music history, alongside the influential artists of the Class of ’89. He shares early musical memories, reflects on Nashville’s changing opportunities, and explains why insisting on writing his own songs mattered—even when standing by that belief put him at odds with his record label. For artists, he says, creative freedom and financial security can pull in different directions; the challenge is deciding what matters most.

Writing Killing Time with researcher and collaborator Craig Shelburne meant revisiting more than career milestones. Black describes a process filled with laughter, catharsis, grief, and moments that were emotionally demanding. He also opens up about defending his marriage against false reporting and recounting a serious accident followed by multiple surgeries. These honest reflections make this a compelling story of music and resilience—and a reminder that the journey behind the songs can be as powerful as the songs themselves.

From seeing his life represented in a Country Music Hall of Fame exhibition to continuing to pursue excellence onstage, Black remains focused on what he can control: the work, the performance, and the connection with the audience. He talks about live music as an opportunity to entertain on his own terms, and recalls collaborating with his wife, Lisa, on a Lifetime movie inspired by their song “When I Said I Do. ” He closes on a personal note, sharing his faith and naming Jesus Christ as the person he would most like to take a walk with.

This Clint Black interview brings together career storytelling, artist songwriting stories, music and memories, and revealing inside music stories from a defining voice in country music. Join Buzz Knight for a thoughtful, friendly conversation about ambition, partnership, adversity, and the value of staying true to your creative instincts. If you love legendary musicians, inspiring music stories, and the human experiences behind a remarkable career, take a walk with Clint Black on takin’ a walk—the Buzz Knight podcast where music history comes alive through the people who made it.

Check out this encore music history interview with Clint Black.
What does it take to build a lasting career without letting go of the person&mdash;and the songwriter&mdash;you are? On&nbsp;takin&rsquo; a walk, host Buzz Knight sits down with country music icon Clint Black for a candid encore conversation about hard-won choices, creative conviction, and the stories behind his memoir, Killing Time.
Black looks back on his early years playing Texas clubs, where he learned to value every audience and adapt to every room. Those music history lessons helped shape a career that would become part of country music history, alongside the influential artists of the Class of &rsquo;89. He shares early musical memories, reflects on Nashville&rsquo;s changing opportunities, and explains why insisting on writing his own songs mattered&mdash;even when standing by that belief put him at odds with his record label. For artists, he says, creative freedom and financial security can pull in different directions; the challenge is deciding what matters most.
Writing Killing Time with researcher and collaborator Craig Shelburne meant revisiting more than career milestones. Black describes a process filled with laughter, catharsis, grief, and moments that were emotionally demanding. He also opens up about defending his marriage against false reporting and recounting a serious accident followed by multiple surgeries. These honest reflections make this a compelling story of music and resilience&mdash;and a reminder that the journey behind the songs can be as powerful as the songs themselves.
From seeing his life represented in a Country Music Hall of Fame exhibition to continuing to pursue excellence onstage, Black remains focused on what he can control: the work, the performance, and the connection with the audience. He talks about live music as an opportunity to entertain on his own terms, and recalls collaborating with his wife, Lisa, on a Lifetime movie inspired by their song &ldquo;When I Said I Do. &rdquo; He closes on a personal note, sharing his faith and naming Jesus Christ as the person he would most like to take a walk with.
This Clint Black interview brings together career storytelling, artist songwriting stories, music and memories, and revealing inside music stories from a defining voice in country music. Join Buzz Knight for a thoughtful, friendly conversation about ambition, partnership, adversity, and the value of staying true to your creative instincts. If you love legendary musicians, inspiring music stories, and the human experiences behind a remarkable career, take a walk with Clint Black on takin&rsquo; a walk&mdash;the Buzz Knight podcast where music history comes alive through the people who made it.

Clint Black on Resilience, Creative Conviction, and the Stories Behind His Country MusicHistory(Encore)

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Hear the inside music history story of the new documentary "Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul"

Michael Lehman, Gregg's manager from 2004 on, and Bert Holman, longtime manager of the Allman Brothers Band, join Buzz Knight to go inside the life of one of rock's most iconic musicians: the fame, the addiction, and the redemption.

They talk about the new documentary, how Gregg confronted his demons in his later years, and the dynamics that shaped the Allman Brothers Band. They also describe the shy, funny man behind the public persona, including a childhood moment, being locked in a closet, that stayed with him for life. A must-listen for fans of classic rock and music history.

 

Hear the inside music history story of the new documentary "Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul"
Michael Lehman, Gregg's manager from 2004 on, and Bert Holman, longtime manager of the Allman Brothers Band, join Buzz Knight to go inside the life of one of rock's most iconic musicians: the fame, the addiction, and the redemption.
They talk about the new documentary, how Gregg confronted his demons in his later years, and the dynamics that shaped the Allman Brothers Band. They also describe the shy, funny man behind the public persona, including a childhood moment, being locked in a closet, that stayed with him for life.&nbsp;A must-listen for fans of classic rock and music history.
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Gregg Allman's Managers Michael Lehman & Bert Holman: The Music History Story Behind "The Music of My Soul"

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Join host Buzz Knight on this captivating encore episode of takin' a walk as he dives deep into the life and legacy of Ralph Johnson, the renowned percussionist and vocalist from the iconic band Earth, Wind & Fire. Ralph's new memoir, Rhythm & Fire: A Life in Harmony with Earth, Wind & Fire, serves as the backdrop for a rich conversation that explores the band's extraordinary journey from humble beginnings to becoming a global phenomenon. Buzz Knight, known for his engaging storytelling and insightful interviews, brings you takin' a walk music history like never before, revealing the heart and soul behind one of music's legendary icons.

 

As Ralph shares his experiences growing up in Los Angeles during the vibrant 60s and 70s, listeners will gain a profound appreciation for the family influences and rich musical environment that molded his artistic journey. The episode also highlights Ralph's reflections on the transformative power of music, emphasizing resilience in the face of challenges that Earth, Wind & Fire encountered throughout their illustrious career. With Buzz Knight guiding the conversation, you'll discover how the band's mission was not just to entertain but to uplift spirits through their unforgettable melodies, steering clear of the industry's vices.

 

Ralph likens the collaborative spirit within Earth, Wind & Fire to baking a cake, where each member contributes unique ingredients to create a masterpiece. This metaphor resonates deeply as you listen to him discuss the importance of teamwork and harmony in crafting their timeless hits. Buzz Knight's takin' a walk podcast shines a light on these inside music stories, making it a must-listen for fans of classic rock and music history.

 

As the conversation unfolds, Ralph also teases an upcoming documentary that promises to further explore the profound impact of Earth, Wind & Fire's music across generations. His passion for jazz and his experiences as a drummer add layers of depth to this episode, making it a celebration of creativity, legacy, and the healing power of music. This episode is not just about the past; it's about the enduring influence of legendary musicians and the stories that shaped them.

 

Whether you’re a longtime fan of Earth, Wind & Fire or new to their music, this episode of takin' a walk with Buzz Knight offers a unique glimpse into the lives of music icons. Tune in for an inspiring journey filled with legendary music moments, emotional healing through sound, and the vibrant history of one of the most celebrated bands in the world. Don't miss this opportunity to experience music history on foot with Buzz Knight! </div>

Join host Buzz Knight on this captivating encore episode of takin' a walk as he dives deep into the life and legacy of Ralph Johnson, the renowned percussionist and vocalist from the iconic band Earth, Wind &amp; Fire. Ralph's new memoir, Rhythm &amp; Fire: A Life in Harmony with Earth, Wind &amp; Fire, serves as the backdrop for a rich conversation that explores the band's extraordinary journey from humble beginnings to becoming a global phenomenon. Buzz Knight, known for his engaging storytelling and insightful interviews, brings you takin' a walk music history like never before, revealing the heart and soul behind one of music's legendary icons.
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As Ralph shares his experiences growing up in Los Angeles during the vibrant 60s and 70s, listeners will gain a profound appreciation for the family influences and rich musical environment that molded his artistic journey. The episode also highlights Ralph's reflections on the transformative power of music, emphasizing resilience in the face of challenges that Earth, Wind &amp; Fire encountered throughout their illustrious career. With Buzz Knight guiding the conversation, you'll discover how the band's mission was not just to entertain but to uplift spirits through their unforgettable melodies, steering clear of the industry's vices.
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Ralph likens the collaborative spirit within Earth, Wind &amp; Fire to baking a cake, where each member contributes unique ingredients to create a masterpiece. This metaphor resonates deeply as you listen to him discuss the importance of teamwork and harmony in crafting their timeless hits. Buzz Knight's takin' a walk podcast shines a light on these inside music stories, making it a must-listen for fans of classic rock and music history.
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As the conversation unfolds, Ralph also teases an upcoming documentary that promises to further explore the profound impact of Earth, Wind &amp; Fire's music across generations. His passion for jazz and his experiences as a drummer add layers of depth to this episode, making it a celebration of creativity, legacy, and the healing power of music. This episode is not just about the past; it's about the enduring influence of legendary musicians and the stories that shaped them.
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Whether you&rsquo;re a longtime fan of Earth, Wind &amp; Fire or new to their music, this episode of takin' a walk with Buzz Knight offers a unique glimpse into the lives of music icons. Tune in for an inspiring journey filled with legendary music moments, emotional healing through sound, and the vibrant history of one of the most celebrated bands in the world. Don't miss this opportunity to experience music history on foot with Buzz Knight! &lt;/div&gt;

Ralph Johnson from Earth, Wind & Fire: Music, Resilience, and Buzz Knight's Inspiring Journey in Harmony(Encore)

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Step into the vibrant world of music as host Buzz Knight takes you on a journey with the multi-talented artist Mod Sun in this episode of "Takin' a Walk. " Known for his relentless career in modern music, Mod Sun opens up about his creative process, the raw inspiration behind his upcoming album, and his transformative journey to sobriety. With a focus on authenticity in music, Mod Sun reveals how personal experiences resonate more profoundly with listeners than generalized themes, making this episode a must-listen for anyone passionate about music history and the stories behind the songs. 

As Buzz Knight delves into Mod Sun's move to the Nashville music scene, he uncovers the unique energy and collaborative spirit that the city offers. Mod Sun shares his approach to songwriting, emphasizing genuine expression over conventional industry norms, a refreshing perspective that aligns with the ethos of legendary musicians and iconic bands. The conversation also highlights the impact of sobriety on his art and the significance of routine in his daily life, showcasing how music and resilience often go hand in hand. 

Listeners will be captivated as Mod Sun discusses his admiration for icons like Bob Dylan and how their influence shapes his music. The episode shines a spotlight on his upcoming single, "Silverline," which represents a culmination of his artistic evolution, aiming to forge a deep connection with audiences. Buzz Knight's insightful questions lead to a thought-provoking discussion on the future of music in the age of AI, emphasizing the importance of keeping the creative process fun and engaging. 

This episode of "Takin' a Walk" is not just another musician interview podcast; it's a deep dive into the heart of music, where stories of inspiration, emotional healing, and the journey of an artist unfold. Join Buzz Knight as he explores the inside music stories that shape our understanding of music history and the legendary artists who have paved the way. Whether you're a fan of classic rock stories or new indie music discoveries, this episode is packed with insights that will resonate long after the last note fades. Tune in to experience the magic of music and the incredible journey of Mod Sun on "Takin' a Walk" with Buzz Knight! </div>

Step into the vibrant world of music as host Buzz Knight takes you on a journey with the multi-talented artist Mod Sun in this episode of "Takin' a Walk. " Known for his relentless career in modern music, Mod Sun opens up about his creative process, the raw inspiration behind his upcoming album, and his transformative journey to sobriety. With a focus on authenticity in music, Mod Sun reveals how personal experiences resonate more profoundly with listeners than generalized themes, making this episode a must-listen for anyone passionate about music history and the stories behind the songs. As Buzz Knight delves into Mod Sun's move to the Nashville music scene, he uncovers the unique energy and collaborative spirit that the city offers. Mod Sun shares his approach to songwriting, emphasizing genuine expression over conventional industry norms, a refreshing perspective that aligns with the ethos of legendary musicians and iconic bands. The conversation also highlights the impact of sobriety on his art and the significance of routine in his daily life, showcasing how music and resilience often go hand in hand. Listeners will be captivated as Mod Sun discusses his admiration for icons like Bob Dylan and how their influence shapes his music. The episode shines a spotlight on his upcoming single, "Silverline," which represents a culmination of his artistic evolution, aiming to forge a deep connection with audiences. Buzz Knight's insightful questions lead to a thought-provoking discussion on the future of music in the age of AI, emphasizing the importance of keeping the creative process fun and engaging. This episode of "Takin' a Walk" is not just another musician interview podcast; it's a deep dive into the heart of music, where stories of inspiration, emotional healing, and the journey of an artist unfold. Join Buzz Knight as he explores the inside music stories that shape our understanding of music history and the legendary artists who have paved the way. Whether you're a fan of classic rock stories or new indie music discoveries, this episode is packed with insights that will resonate long after the last note fades. Tune in to experience the magic of music and the incredible journey of Mod Sun on "Takin' a Walk" with Buzz Knight! &lt;/div&gt;

Mod Sun Shares His Journey to Sobriety and Authenticity With His Respect for Music History

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Join host Buzz Knight on this exciting encore episode of takin' a walk as he takes you on a journey through music history with the legendary Lee Rocker, the upright bass player and co-founder of the iconic rockabilly band, the Stray Cats. With a rich background in a family of classical musicians, Rocker’s story is one of passion, perseverance, and the vibrant energy of live performances. From the suburban streets of Massapequa, Long Island, to the bustling music scene of the UK, the Stray Cats played a pivotal role in the rockabilly revival of the early 1980s, and Rocker shares fascinating insights into those formative years.

As Buzz Knight dives deep into Rocker's musical upbringing, listeners will be captivated by tales of the band’s early days, their daring leap of faith to London, and how they quickly ascended to fame in the music world. The conversation highlights the unique physicality of playing the upright bass, revealing the joy and energy that define their live performances. Rocker emphasizes the importance of creating music that resonates with audiences, showcasing how the Stray Cats have maintained their relevance over the decades.

 This episode is a treasure trove of inside music stories, perfect for fans of music history, legendary musicians, and those who appreciate the rich tapestry of the nashville music scene.

Tune in to takin' a walk with Buzz Knight for an inspiring and entertaining conversation that goes beyond the music, exploring themes of music and resilience, the evolution of rock, and the connections that make the music industry so vibrant. Don't miss out on this opportunity to hear from one of the best musician interview podcast guests, as Rocker shares his wisdom and experience in a way that only Buzz Knight can facilitate. Whether you're a long-time fan of the Stray Cats or new to their music, this episode promises to deliver unforgettable insights and legendary music momentsthat will resonate with you long after the episode ends.

Join host Buzz Knight on this exciting encore episode of takin' a walk as he takes you on a journey through music history with the legendary Lee Rocker, the upright bass player and co-founder of the iconic rockabilly band, the Stray Cats. With a rich background in a family of classical musicians, Rocker&rsquo;s story is one of passion, perseverance, and the vibrant energy of live performances. From the suburban streets of Massapequa, Long Island, to the bustling music scene of the UK, the Stray Cats played a pivotal role in the rockabilly revival of the early 1980s, and Rocker shares fascinating insights into those formative years.
As Buzz Knight dives deep into Rocker's musical upbringing, listeners will be captivated by tales of the band&rsquo;s early days, their daring leap of faith to London, and how they quickly ascended to fame in the music world. The conversation highlights the unique physicality of playing the upright bass, revealing the joy and energy that define their live performances. Rocker emphasizes the importance of creating music that resonates with audiences, showcasing how the Stray Cats have maintained their relevance over the decades.
&nbsp;This episode is a treasure trove of inside music stories, perfect for fans of music history, legendary musicians, and those who appreciate the rich tapestry of the nashville music scene.
Tune in to takin' a walk with Buzz Knight for an inspiring and entertaining conversation that goes beyond the music, exploring themes of music and resilience, the evolution of rock, and the connections that make the music industry so vibrant. Don't miss out on this opportunity to hear from one of the best musician interview podcast guests, as Rocker shares his wisdom and experience in a way that only Buzz Knight can facilitate. Whether you're a long-time fan of the Stray Cats or new to their music, this episode promises to deliver unforgettable insights and legendary music momentsthat will resonate with you long after the episode ends.

Lee Rocker : Inside The Stray Cats Legendary Music History Journey and Legacy (Encore)

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What does it mean to walk through life with music as your guide? Join host Buzz Knight in this captivating episode of takin' a walk as he welcomes the legendary Canadian singer-songwriter Bruce Cockburn. With a career spanning over five decades, Cockburn reflects on his latest album, The Blood of Others, a deeply personal project that resonates with the influences of gospel, blues, and jazz from his childhood in Ottawa. This episode is not just about music; it’s an exploration of music history, resilience, and the stories that shape iconic musicians.

As Buzz Knight delves into Cockburn's journey, listeners are treated to a treasure trove of inside music stories. Bruce shares anecdotes from his formative years, revealing how the sounds of his youth laid the groundwork for his illustrious career. The album features a collection of songs from artists who inspired him long before he began writing his own material, showcasing the music and emotional healing that has been a constant theme in his life.

Listeners will be intrigued as Cockburn discusses the therapeutic process of selecting songs for The Blood of Others, the significance of its title, and the emotional connections he has with each track. One standout moment includes his heartfelt rendition of 'As Time Goes By,' which holds a special place in his heart due to its association with his marriage. It’s a reminder of how music can encapsulate our most cherished memories.

The conversation also touches on the evolution of music consumption, the importance of album structure, and Cockburn's admiration for fellow Canadian icons like Neil Young. As Buzz Knight navigates through these themes, listeners gain insight into the Nashville music scene and the legendary artists who have shaped it. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in music history podcasts and legendary musician interviews.

As the episode draws to a close, Cockburn shares a profound desire to take a walk with Jesus, highlighting the spiritual side of his artistry and the inspiring music icons that have influenced his path. This conversation is not just an interview; it's an invitation to reflect on the power of music in our lives and the journeys we all take.

Don't miss this chance to hear from one of music's most inspiring musicians in an episode that promises to resonate long after the last note fades. Tune in to takin' a walk with Buzz Knight for an unforgettable exploration of music history on foot, where every step tells a story, and every story is a piece of the music history tapestry.

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What does it mean to walk through life with music as your guide? Join host Buzz Knight in this captivating episode of takin' a walk as he welcomes the legendary Canadian singer-songwriter Bruce Cockburn. With a career spanning over five decades, Cockburn reflects on his latest album, The Blood of Others, a deeply personal project that resonates with the influences of gospel, blues, and jazz from his childhood in Ottawa. This episode is not just about music; it&rsquo;s an exploration of music history, resilience, and the stories that shape iconic musicians.
As Buzz Knight delves into Cockburn's journey, listeners are treated to a treasure trove of inside music stories. Bruce shares anecdotes from his formative years, revealing how the sounds of his youth laid the groundwork for his illustrious career. The album features a collection of songs from artists who inspired him long before he began writing his own material, showcasing the music and emotional healing that has been a constant theme in his life.
Listeners will be intrigued as Cockburn discusses the therapeutic process of selecting songs for The Blood of Others, the significance of its title, and the emotional connections he has with each track. One standout moment includes his heartfelt rendition of 'As Time Goes By,' which holds a special place in his heart due to its association with his marriage. It&rsquo;s a reminder of how music can encapsulate our most cherished memories.
The conversation also touches on the evolution of music consumption, the importance of album structure, and Cockburn's admiration for fellow Canadian icons like Neil Young. As Buzz Knight navigates through these themes, listeners gain insight into the Nashville music scene and the legendary artists who have shaped it. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in music history podcasts and legendary musician interviews.
As the episode draws to a close, Cockburn shares a profound desire to take a walk with Jesus, highlighting the spiritual side of his artistry and the inspiring music icons that have influenced his path. This conversation is not just an interview; it's an invitation to reflect on the power of music in our lives and the journeys we all take.
Don't miss this chance to hear from one of music's most inspiring musicians in an episode that promises to resonate long after the last note fades. Tune in to takin' a walk with Buzz Knight for an unforgettable exploration of music history on foot, where every step tells a story, and every story is a piece of the music history tapestry.

Bruce Cockburn Shares Inside Music History Stories of Resilience and Creativity 

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Join us for an inspiring encore journey as host Buzz Knight takes you on a walk with Grammy-nominated artist Lukas Graham, the voice behind the global sensation "Seven Years. " As they stroll through the picturesque streets of Copenhagen, Graham opens up about his roots in the vibrant neighborhood of Christiania, a self-governing community that has shaped his artistic vision. This episode of "Takin' a Walk" delves deep into the music history that has defined Graham's career, revealing the emotional connections and stories behind his new album, which marks a significant evolution in his sound. 

Buzz Knight, known for his engaging interviews on the best musician interview podcast, brings forth a captivating conversation that explores the themes of nostalgia, love, and community—elements that resonate throughout Graham's work. As they discuss the creative process, listeners will gain insight into the inspirations drawn from Graham's upbringing and the legendary musicians who have influenced him. The episode also touches on the emotional weight of performing songs that honor lost friends, showcasing the resilience and healing power of music. 

With excitement building for his upcoming tour alongside Ed Sheeran, Graham shares personal anecdotes that highlight the importance of connection in both music and life. This episode is not just about the music; it's about the stories that shape an artist's journey and the soulful history behind each note. 

As you listen, you'll discover why Lukas Graham is considered one of today’s inspiring icons in the music scene. Buzz Knight's unique ability to blend storytelling with music history on foot creates an intimate atmosphere, making this episode a must-listen for fans of classic rock stories and modern musical legends alike. Don’t miss out on this chance to walk alongside a true artist and hear firsthand the inside stories of his music journey. Tune in to "Takin' a Walk" with Buzz Knight for an unforgettable exploration of music and resilience that will leave you inspired and eager for more. 

Whether you're a longtime fan of Lukas Graham or new to his work, this episode promises to enrich your understanding of the emotional depth and artistic integrity that define his music. Join us as we celebrate the magic of music and the stories that connect us all. </div>

Join us for an inspiring encore journey as host Buzz Knight takes you on a walk with Grammy-nominated artist Lukas Graham, the voice behind the global sensation "Seven Years. " As they stroll through the picturesque streets of Copenhagen, Graham opens up about his roots in the vibrant neighborhood of Christiania, a self-governing community that has shaped his artistic vision. This episode of "Takin' a Walk" delves deep into the music history that has defined Graham's career, revealing the emotional connections and stories behind his new album, which marks a significant evolution in his sound. Buzz Knight, known for his engaging interviews on the best musician interview podcast, brings forth a captivating conversation that explores the themes of nostalgia, love, and community&mdash;elements that resonate throughout Graham's work. As they discuss the creative process, listeners will gain insight into the inspirations drawn from Graham's upbringing and the legendary musicians who have influenced him. The episode also touches on the emotional weight of performing songs that honor lost friends, showcasing the resilience and healing power of music. With excitement building for his upcoming tour alongside Ed Sheeran, Graham shares personal anecdotes that highlight the importance of connection in both music and life. This episode is not just about the music; it's about the stories that shape an artist's journey and the soulful history behind each note. As you listen, you'll discover why Lukas Graham is considered one of today&rsquo;s inspiring icons in the music scene. Buzz Knight's unique ability to blend storytelling with music history on foot creates an intimate atmosphere, making this episode a must-listen for fans of classic rock stories and modern musical legends alike. Don&rsquo;t miss out on this chance to walk alongside a true artist and hear firsthand the inside stories of his music journey. Tune in to "Takin' a Walk" with Buzz Knight for an unforgettable exploration of music and resilience that will leave you inspired and eager for more. Whether you're a longtime fan of Lukas Graham or new to his work, this episode promises to enrich your understanding of the emotional depth and artistic integrity that define his music. Join us as we celebrate the magic of music and the stories that connect us all. &lt;/div&gt;

Lukas Graham: Music History, Memories and the Journey of a Grammy-Nominated Artist-(Encore)

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What happens when a small-town boy from Frankenmuth, Michigan, grows up surrounded by music and finds himself on stage with one of rock's most iconic bands? In this episode of takin' a walk, host Buzz Knight dives deep into the inspiring journey of Sam Kiszka, the talented bassist and keyboardist of the legendary band Greta Van Fleet. Kiszka shares his heartfelt reflections on his upbringing, where the sounds of Bob Dylan and local musicians shaped his passion for music. The conversation is a rich tapestry of music history, filled with inside music stories that reveal the magic behind songwriting and performance.

As the Greta Van Fleet episode unfolds, Kiszka discusses the band's latest album, Palace for the People, and their powerful new single, Tear It Down. He eloquently articulates the philosophical connection between music and community, likening their electrifying concerts to modern-day religious experiences that unite people from all walks of life. This episode is not just about the music; it’s about the music and resilience that fuels human connection and the importance of exploring the world beyond one’s hometown.

Throughout the conversation, Kiszka highlights the creative process behind their sound, crediting producer Mike Elizondo for his pivotal role in shaping their musical identity. The Greta Van Fleet insights shared in this episode are a must-listen for fans of iconic musicians and anyone interested in the best musician interview podcast out there. Buzz Knight’s friendly style makes it feel like you’re right there with them, walking through the Nashville music scene while uncovering legendary music moments and classic rock stories.

As the episode draws to a close, Kiszka expresses a profound desire to walk with Jane Goodall, a beautiful metaphor that encapsulates the episode’s overarching theme of connection to nature and humanity. This conversation is a celebration of music icons and a testament to the power of human connection. Join Buzz Knight on this enlightening journey as they explore the heart and soul of music, reminding us all of the magic that happens when we take a moment to walk and connect with the world around us. Don’t miss this chance to hear from one of today’s most inspiring music icons on takin' a walk. 

What happens when a small-town boy from Frankenmuth, Michigan, grows up surrounded by music and finds himself on stage with one of rock's most iconic bands? In this episode of takin' a walk, host Buzz Knight dives deep into the inspiring journey of Sam Kiszka, the talented bassist and keyboardist of the legendary band Greta Van Fleet. Kiszka shares his heartfelt reflections on his upbringing, where the sounds of Bob Dylan and local musicians shaped his passion for music. The conversation is a rich tapestry of music history, filled with inside music stories that reveal the magic behind songwriting and performance.
As the Greta Van Fleet episode unfolds, Kiszka discusses the band's latest album, Palace for the People, and their powerful new single, Tear It Down. He eloquently articulates the philosophical connection between music and community, likening their electrifying concerts to modern-day religious experiences that unite people from all walks of life. This episode is not just about the music; it&rsquo;s about the music and resilience that fuels human connection and the importance of exploring the world beyond one&rsquo;s hometown.
Throughout the conversation, Kiszka highlights the creative process behind their sound, crediting producer Mike Elizondo for his pivotal role in shaping their musical identity. The Greta Van Fleet insights shared in this episode are a must-listen for fans of iconic musicians and anyone interested in the best musician interview podcast out there. Buzz Knight&rsquo;s friendly style makes it feel like you&rsquo;re right there with them, walking through the Nashville music scene while uncovering legendary music moments and classic rock stories.
As the episode draws to a close, Kiszka expresses a profound desire to walk with Jane Goodall, a beautiful metaphor that encapsulates the episode&rsquo;s overarching theme of connection to nature and humanity. This conversation is a celebration of music icons and a testament to the power of human connection. Join Buzz Knight on this enlightening journey as they explore the heart and soul of music, reminding us all of the magic that happens when we take a moment to walk and connect with the world around us. Don&rsquo;t miss this chance to hear from one of today&rsquo;s most inspiring music icons on takin' a walk.&nbsp;

Sam Kiszka of Greta Van Fleet on the New Album "Palace for the People" and Music History

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Who would YOU like to take a walk with living or dead? Leave us who your Dream Walk is with in the comments.

What if you could take a walk with your musical heroes, past and present, and share stories that shaped your life? In this captivating episode of takin' a walk hosted by Buzz Knight, we delve into the heartfelt concept of 'Dream Walks. ' Join us as we invite an eclectic mix of guests, including Nigel Dick, John Gallagher Jr. , Tina Rose and Amy Nelson of ALeeN ROSE, and the legendary Grandmaster Flash, each sharing who they would choose to walk with and the profound significance behind their choices.

Nigel Dick, known for directing the video for Guns and Roses of "Sweet Child of Mine" and Oasis "Wonderwall" dreams of strolling alongside The Beatles, reminiscing about the indelible impact their music has had on his life and his unforgettable experiences with Robert Plant. John Gallagher Jr. envisions a picturesque walk along the Jersey Shore with Bruce Springsteen, where he reflects on the rich tapestry of stories and memories tied to that iconic location. Tina Rose shares an emotional wish to walk with her late father Leon Russell, highlighting the deep connections that music can foster within families. Amy Nelson shares a desire to connect with their younger self, aiming to address past insecurities and embrace growth and she also yearns to walk with her dad Willie Nelson. . Grandmaster Flash, a true icon of hip-hop, reveals a touching wish to walk with his deceased parents, showcasing the powerful ties between family and musical legacy.

This episode of takin' a walk is not just about music; it's about exploring the emotional landscapes that these legendary musicians and personal histories evoke. With each guest's story, we uncover the importance of legacy, resilience, and the ways music can heal and inspire us. From classic rock stories to the evolution of hip hop, Buzz Knight leads us through a journey filled with inspiring music stories and music history on foot. Whether you're a fan of iconic bands or simply someone who appreciates the music and emotional healing it brings, this episode promises to resonate deeply with listeners.

Join us for this enriching episode of takin' a walk with Buzz Knight, where we celebrate the music history that connects us all. Discover the stories behind the songs and the legendary artists who have shaped our lives, and find out how these inspiring music icons continue to influence generations. 

Who would YOU like to take a walk with living or dead? Leave us who your Dream Walk is with in the comments.
What if you could take a walk with your musical heroes, past and present, and share stories that shaped your life? In this captivating episode of&nbsp;takin' a walk hosted by Buzz Knight, we delve into the heartfelt concept of 'Dream Walks. ' Join us as we invite an eclectic mix of guests, including Nigel Dick, John Gallagher Jr. , Tina Rose and Amy Nelson of ALeeN ROSE, and the legendary Grandmaster Flash, each sharing who they would choose to walk with and the profound significance behind their choices.
Nigel Dick, known for directing the video for Guns and Roses of "Sweet Child of Mine" and Oasis "Wonderwall" dreams of strolling alongside The Beatles, reminiscing about the indelible impact their music has had on his life and his unforgettable experiences with Robert Plant. John Gallagher Jr. envisions a picturesque walk along the Jersey Shore with Bruce Springsteen, where he reflects on the rich tapestry of stories and memories tied to that iconic location. Tina Rose shares an emotional wish to walk with her late father Leon Russell, highlighting the deep connections that music can foster within families. Amy Nelson shares a desire to connect with their younger self, aiming to address past insecurities and embrace growth and she also yearns to walk with her dad Willie Nelson. . Grandmaster Flash, a true icon of hip-hop, reveals a touching wish to walk with his deceased parents, showcasing the powerful ties between family and musical legacy.
This episode of takin' a walk is not just about music; it's about exploring the emotional landscapes that these legendary musicians and personal histories evoke. With each guest's story, we uncover the importance of legacy, resilience, and the ways music can heal and inspire us. From classic rock stories to the evolution of hip hop, Buzz Knight leads us through a journey filled with inspiring music stories and music history on foot. Whether you're a fan of iconic bands or simply someone who appreciates the music and emotional healing it brings, this episode promises to resonate deeply with listeners.
Join us for this enriching episode of takin' a walk with Buzz Knight, where we celebrate the music history that connects us all. Discover the stories behind the songs and the legendary artists who have shaped our lives, and find out how these inspiring music icons continue to influence generations.&nbsp;

Grandmaster Flash, John Gallagher Jr. and Nigel Dick :Their Dream Walks

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Music history, told by the people who made it. On Takin' A Walk, Buzz Knight sits down with legendary musicians, songwriters, managers and insiders for the stories behind the songs, the bands and the moments that shaped rock, pop, soul, country and hip-hop.

Guests have included Stewart Copeland, Joe Satriani and Steve Vai, Grandmaster Flash, Robert Randolph, Clint Black, Lee Rocker, Bruce Cockburn and Ralph Johnson of Earth, Wind & Fire, with more than 600 episodes and counting. Select episodes are archived in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame's permanent collection.

A music industry veteran with decades of relationships across the business, Buzz asks the questions fans want answered, and closes every walk with the same one: "If you could take a walk with anyone, living or dead, who would it be?"

New episodes weekly for fans of classic rock, music documentaries, and the stories behind the music.

Every episode ends with The Dream Walk question : "If you could take a walk with someone living or dead, who would it be?" Leave your answer in the comments.

More than 600 episodes of the music history podcast, with select conversations archived in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Library and Archives. Part of The Iheart Podcast Network.

From Buzz Knight Media Productions, also home to Music Saved Me and Comedy Saved Me hosted by Lynn Hoffman, Takin A Walk Nashville hosted by Sarah Harralson and Jersey Made hosted by Buzz Knight

Music history, told by the people who made it. On Takin' A Walk, Buzz Knight sits down with legendary musicians, songwriters, managers and insiders for the stories behind the songs, the bands and the moments that shaped rock, pop, soul, country and hip-hop.
Guests have included Stewart Copeland, Joe Satriani and Steve Vai, Grandmaster Flash, Robert Randolph, Clint Black, Lee Rocker, Bruce Cockburn and Ralph Johnson of Earth, Wind &amp; Fire, with more than 600 episodes and counting. Select episodes are archived in the Rock &amp; Roll Hall of Fame's permanent collection.
A music industry veteran with decades of relationships across the business, Buzz asks the questions fans want answered, and closes every walk with the same one: "If you could take a walk with anyone, living or dead, who would it be?"
New episodes weekly for fans of classic rock, music documentaries, and the stories behind the music.
Every episode ends with The Dream Walk question : "If you could take a walk with someone living or dead, who would it be?" Leave your answer in the comments.
More than 600 episodes of the music history podcast, with select conversations archived in the Rock &amp; Roll Hall of Fame Library and Archives. Part of The Iheart Podcast Network.
From Buzz Knight Media Productions, also home to Music Saved Me and Comedy Saved Me hosted by Lynn Hoffman, Takin A Walk Nashville hosted by Sarah Harralson and Jersey Made hosted by Buzz Knight

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