Jason Scheff

When you mention the name Chicago, people roll out the mental red carpet and pay homage to one of the most influential rock bands ever. And, after 40 years of delivering classic hits, their momentum and influence still remains strong with their recent 2006 release of Chicago XXX. If you’re familiar with the band’s music, then you’re familiar with Jason Scheff, one of Chicago’s lead vocalists and bass player for the past 21 years. Over the years, Jason’s talent has helped Chicago deliver some of the most played and loved music around the world. His writing skills have also contributed hits such as Will You Still Love Me, and What Kind of Man Would I Be. But don’t think that Jason is only Chicago deep. He comes from deep musical roots, as his father was Elvis’ perennial bassist for years. Amazing where a musical heritage can take you. Inside MusiCast welcomes one of Chicago’s best – Jason Scheff.
Fri, March 30, 2007 






Reader Comments (15)
EddyIMC
I can't tell you how intently I listened to David Paich, David Garfield, Steve Lukather, Jason Scheff, Lee Sklar etc. and their stories of their experiences through the years. I'm glad I have embraced the technology. This is my new favorite form of media. You two do a great job of interviewing too I must mention. It's obvious you know who you are talking to and ask all the right questions.
I would love to hear a Bill Champlin interview. Guys like Jeff Lorber and Danny Seraphine would be great too. Whatever the case I'll be checking it out. It would be cool to hear more from you guys too and your experiences.
Keep up the great work and thanks again for providing such a great podcast. Best of luck with your business in Indianpolis. I am a 20+ year radio vet with pretty good ears if you ever need some help.
EC