Music Episodes

Trace and Miggs interview Jim McCarty, founding member of The Yardbirds, one of the most influential and dynamic British rock groups of the 60s, which can claim to have had three of the most astonishing guitar players in history as members - Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page. Jim talks about t…

Trace and Miggs Burroughs have a lively and candid conversation with Graham Russell, co-founder of Air Supply and songwriter of their epic hits, including "Lost in Love", "I'm all out of love" and "The one that you love" to name a few.

Miggs and Trace talk with the lovely, fit, fashionable and very talented singer Ruth Clapton - who happens to be Eric's daughter, but very much her own person, with a style and passion all her own. Just starting a career as a singer. Here her to "Ring of Fire."

Nettie Baker describes life with her dad, rock n roll legend Ginger Baker, from rags to riches and rags again. Great times, good times, bad times and worse times, as she has describes them all in her books.

Interview with singer, songwriter, raconteur, Warren Bloom, who recounts his early days as an aspiring musician and all the celebrities he encountered before they were celebrities. And surprise at the end when Trace sings Crossroads, backed up by Warren on guitar and vocals.

We interview extraordinary singer, songwriter, survivor, healer, Aruba Red, who stands alone as an amazing talent who just happens to be the daughter of famed bass player Jack Bruce. See video version at www.youtube.com/miggsb

The Brothers interview, and gets lots of behind the scenes info, from actor, performer, voice-over actor, Peter Altschuler, who also happens to be the son of renowned New York DJ "Murray the K". And, at the end, the world premier of the song "Breathe" by Aztec Two Step

Very special guest, Chris Frantz, co-founder of, and drummer and songwriter for Talking Heads, discusses his new book "Remain in Love: Talking Heads - Tom Tom Club - Tina", published by St Martin Press. What a nice guy and what a treat!

Miggs and Trace talk to Harvey Brooks about his amazing career as a bass player who has jammed with or recorded with virtually every legend of Rock n Roll from the 60s and 70s, as recounted in honest detail in his book "View from the Bottom" 50 Years of Bass Playing with Bob Dylan, The Doors, MIles…

Aztec Two Step 2.0 discuss the duos origins dating back almost 50 years to folk clubs in Boston, and its current incarnation with founding member Rex Fowler and his wife Dodie Petit, who was a session musician, ballet dancer and Broadway performer in the original cast of Phantom of the Opera and Ca…

Steve Forlano, who leads a Connecticut Ukulele meetup group called the Cukes, plays, sings and discusses the under appreciated Ukelele.

Renowned singer, song writer, performer, Mystic Bowie discusses his career and background in Jamaica, connecting with Keith Emerson, Tina Weymouth, Chris Franz, and a great story about roughing up a very drunk #Ringo Starr.

Peter Katis, owner of Tarquin recording studios in Bridgeport, CT describing the recording, and engineering process that has served him well over decades of producing independent bands

Legendary record promotions man Rich Totoian tells great stories about his interactions with Peter Frampton, George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Jack Bruce, Leslie West, the Who and many others

Miggs and Trace, both huge fans of early British rock, interview perhaps the most influential producer of his generation, Chicago born Shel Talmy! In his early 20s he went to London and discovered and produced the Who, The Kinks, David Bowie (then David Jones) and many other British groups as well …