Larry Groce: From a 70s Top 10 Hit to NPR’s Mountain Stage
How do you turn a 70s novelty hit into a 40-year NPR legacy? Larry Groce is the ultimate "Serial Creator."👇 Full Chapters & The Life Lesson Start Below! Click "Show More" 👇From the Top 10 success of...
26 Des 20251h 7min
Carl Perkins: A Lesson in Lightness
The secret lesson Carl Perkins taught me about surviving the music business. Most people would be bitter if Elvis became "The King" using their song. Carl chose something else: lightness.In the early ...
19 Des 20254min
What meeting Stevie Wonder revealed to me
They say never meet your heroes — and that may be true more often than not. But a surprise encounter I had with Stevie Wonder left a mark I’ve never forgotten. It didn’t happen in a glamorous setting,...
11 Des 20258min
Cara Fox: Where Songs Meet Strings
Cellist Cara Fox and her recording-engineer husband, Jared, have built something rare in today’s music world—a true one-stop shop for artists who want the sound of a real string section on their recor...
3 Des 202557min
[Re-release] Wayne Kirkpatrick: Grammy Song of the Year, 10 Tony Award Nominations
One Grammy Song of the Year, ten Tony Award nominations, and over two hundred recorded songs by artists we all know and love.But underneath Songwriter Hall of Fame member Wayne Kirkpatrick’s impressiv...
26 Nov 202554min
Wayne Kirkpatrick Pt 2: Writing Broadway musicals
Wayne Kirkpatrick transitioned from writing songs to writing musicals. His first, Something Rotten, became a Broadway hit nominated for ten Tony Awards, co-written with his brother Karey. Next came Mr...
12 Nov 20251h 13min
Wayne Kirkpatrick Pt 1: From Song of the Year to Broadway
From a Grammy Song of the Year to ten Tony Award nominations, Wayne Kirkpatrick embodies creativity.A Hall of Fame songwriter with more than two hundred recorded songs — and a hit Broadway composer — ...
6 Nov 202555min
