Artis the SpoonmanEven before Soundgarden wrote a song about him, Artis was the most famous spoon player of all time. So why has he always been broke? Jay NashThe emerging singer/songwriter tells tales from the road and explains how the Golden Rule frames his musical philosophy. Tom Keifer of CinderellaTom talks about the evolution of Cinderella's songs through their first three albums, and how he writes as a solo artist. Badi AssadWhen she had to perform after releasing her first album, Badi became her own band on stage. Ritchie Blackmore Goes MedievalBest known as guitarist for Deep Purple and Rainbow, Blackmore also makes some of the finest Renaissance music in the kingdom. Richard HellThe Voidoids frontman was also an original member of Television and the Heartbreakers. Dave HauseThe Loved Ones frontman talks about his transition from punk to something along the lines of folk-rock.
Artis the SpoonmanEven before Soundgarden wrote a song about him, Artis was the most famous spoon player of all time. So why has he always been broke? 
Trent Wagler of The Steel WheelsFloods, Tom Waits and Eckhart Tolle are just some of the influences on the songs Trent writes for this bluegrass-country group. 
Jay NashThe emerging singer/songwriter tells tales from the road and explains how the Golden Rule frames his musical philosophy. 
Miles Doughty of Slightly StoopidMiles explains what's behind the surface of Slightly Stupid's songs, and how Brad Nowell influenced the band. 
Tom Keifer of CinderellaTom talks about the evolution of Cinderella's songs through their first three albums, and how he writes as a solo artist. 
Badi AssadWhen she had to perform after releasing her first album, Badi became her own band on stage. 
Ritchie Blackmore Goes MedievalBest known as guitarist for Deep Purple and Rainbow, Blackmore also makes some of the finest Renaissance music in the kingdom. 
Georgia Middleman of Blue Sky RidersGeorgia wrote the hits "While He Still Knows Who I Am" and "I'm In"; now she's part of a trio with Kenny Loggins and Gary Burr. 
Dave HauseThe Loved Ones frontman talks about his transition from punk to something along the lines of folk-rock. 