| Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young (drummer, Dallas Taylor) |
Crosby, Stills and Nash Graham Nash |
Orleans (Lance Hoppen) |
Orleans (Larry Hoppen) |
Orleans (John Hall) |
Kansas ("Dust In The Wind") |
Average White Band ("Pick Up The Pieces") |
Firefall ("You Are The Woman") |
Poco ("Crazy Love") |
The Knack ("My Sharona") |
Bad Company ("Can't Get Enough") |
England Dan & John Ford Coley ("I'd Really Love To See You Tonight") |
Brewer and Shipley ("One Toke Over The Line") |
Rare Earth ("Get Ready") |
Savoy Brown ("She's Got a Ring in His Nose") |
Foghat ("Slow Ride") |
Black Sabbath (Geezer Butler) |
Black Sabbath (Tony Iommi) |
Black Sabbath (Bill Ward) |
Black Sabbath (Ozzy Osbourne) |
| KISS (Gene Simmons) |
KISS (Paul Stanley) |
KISS (Peter Criss) |
KISS (Ace Frehley) |
KISS (manager Bill Aucoin) |
Bachman-Turner Overdrive ("Takin' Care Of Business") |
Tower Of Power ("So Very Hard To Go") |
Three Dog Night (singer Chuck Negron) |
Three Dog Night (keyboardist Jimmy Greenspoon) |
K.C. and the Sunshine Band ("Shake Your Booty") |
Alive N Kickin ("Tighter and Tighter") |
The Stampeders ("Sweet City Woman") |
The Jaggerz ("The Rapper") |
The Captain & Tennille ("Love Will Keep Us Together") |
The Hues Corporation ("Rock The Boat") |
The Bellamy Brothers ("Let Your Love Flow") |
The De Franco Family ("Heartbeat, It's A Lovebeat") |
Uriah Heep (Mick Box) |
Uriah Heep (Ken Hensley and Mick Box) |
Uriah Heep (Ken Hensley) |
Little Feat ("Dixie Chicken") |
Boston ("More Than A Feeling") |
Tony Orlando ("Tie A Yellow Ribbon") |
Dawn ("Knock Three Times") |
Dr. Hook ("Sylvia's Mother") |
Ambrosia (bassist Joe Puerta) |
Ambrosia (drummer Burleigh Drummond) |
Atlanta Rhythm Section ("Imaginary Lover") |
The Spinners ("The Rubberband Man") |
Nazareth ("Love Hurts") |
The Chi-Lites ("Oh Girl") |
Emerson, Lake & Palmer (Keith Emerson) |
Emerson, Lake & Palmer (Greg Lake) |
Emerson, Lake & Palmer (Carl Palmer) |
Player ("Baby Come Back") |
Jethro Tull (Martin Barre) |
Jethro Tull (Ian Anderson) |
Grand Funk Railroad (Don Brewer) |
Grand Funk Railroad (Mark Farner) |
Grand Funk Railroad (Mark Farner 2nd interview) |
| Ozark Mountain Daredevils (Michael Granda) |
Ozark Mountain Daredevils (Steve Canaday) |
Alice Cooper (drummer Neal Smith) |
Alice Cooper (guitarist Michael Bruce) |
Alice Cooper (bassist Dennis Dunaway) |
Nantucket (Larryl Uzzell ) |
Nantucket (Mike Uzzell) |
The Fifth Estate ("Ding Dong! The Witch Is Dead") |
Lighthouse "One Fine Morning") |
Bob Kuban And The In-Men. ("The Cheater") |
| The Guess Who ("These Eyes") |
Slade ("Run Runaway") |
The Trammps ("Disco Inferno") |
Village People ("Y.M.C.A.") |
The Three Degrees ("When Will I See You Again") |
Vanity Fare ("Hitchin' A Ride") |
Stories ("Brother Louie") |
America (Dan Peek) |
America (Gerry Beckley) |
The Partridge Family ("I Think I Love You") |
| Dick Cavett (Talk Show Host) |
Starz ("Cherry Baby") |
Paul Rodgers (Bad Company, Free, The Firm) |
Wings (drummer Denny Seiwell) |
Wings (guitarist Denny Laine) |
Blue Oyster Cult (Joe Bouchard) |
Blue Oyster Cult (Albert Bouchard) |
The Stylistics ("You Make Me Feel Brand New") |
The Babys ("Every Time I Think Of You") |
The O'Jays ("Love Train") |
| Wishbone Ash ("Argus") |
The Eagles (Don Felder) |
Nick Gilder ("Hot Child In The City") |
Styx ("Babe") |
Styx (singer Lawrence Gowan) |
Sweet ("Ballroom Blitz") |
Renaissance ("Kings And Queens") |
Mountain ("Mississippi Queen") |
Steve Priest's Sweet ("Love Is Like Oxygen") |
Sylvester ("Dance") |
| The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (drummer Jimmie Fadden) |
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (banjo player John McEuen) |
Jam Factory ('70s Syracuse Band) |
Peaches And Herb ("Reunited") |
| Mungo Jerry ("In The Summertime") |
Wild Cherry ("Play That Funky Music") |
Chicago (guitarist Keith Howland) |
Chicago (keyboard player Robert Lamm) |
Chicago (trombonist James Pankow) |
Looking Glass ("Brandy") |
The Runaways ("Dead End Justice") |
Motorhead ("Ace Of Spades") |
Ace ("How Long?") |
King Harvest ("Dancing In The Moonlight") |
| Monti Rock III ("Get Dancin'") |
Bread ("Make It With You") |
Chic ("Le Freak") |
Lynyrd Skynyrd (Sound Engineer Ken Peden) |
Redbone ("Come And Get Your Love") |
Frijid Pink ("House Of The Rising Sun") |
Lobo ("I'd Love You To Want Me") |
The Original Caste ("One Tin Soldier") |
Walter Egan ("Magnet And Steel") |
Fanny ("Butler Boy") |
| Charlie Daniels ("The Devil Went Down To Georgia") |
Rickie Lee Jones ("Chuck E's In Love") |
Black Oak Arkansas (drummer Johnnie Bolin) |
The Doobie Brothers ("Listen To The Music") |
Mahogany Rush ("Strange Dreams") |
Commander Cody ("Hot Rod Lincoln") |
Steve Miller Band (guitarist Kenny Lee Lewis) |
Paper Lace ("The Night Chicago Died") |
Head East ("Since You've Been Gone") | Teegarden And Van Winkle ("God, Love And Rock And Roll) |
| Robin McNamara ("Lay A Little Lovin' On Me") |
Vicki Lawrence ("The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia"} |
The O'Kaysions ("Girl Watcher") |
Sammy Johns ("Chevy Van") |
The Sanford / Townsend Band ("Smoke From A Distant Fire") |
Gallery ("Nice To Be With You") |
Little River Band (Graeham Goble) |
Ten Years After ("I'd Love To Change The World") |
Little River Band (Beeb Birtles 1978 interview) |
Little River Band (Beeb Birtles 2021 interview) |
| Black Oak Arkansas ("Jim Dandy To The Rescue") |
The Dictators ("Manifest Destiny") |
The Strawbs ("Part Of The Union") |
Legs Diamond ("A Diamond Is A Hard Rock") |
The Buoys ("Timothy") |
Angel ("Helluva Band") |
Kansas ("Dust In The Wind") |
Foghat (Roger Earl's second interview) |
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Interviews With 1980s Artists |
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