Inside MusiCasthttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/Now in our third year of programming, Inside MusiCast is one of the only sites to provide in-depth audio interviews with the most amazing musicians, producers, session players, and front-line artists on the web. Our discussions are designed to bring the emotion, critical opinions, humor, and insighten-US2010-02-09T09:29:54ZSquarespace Site Server v5.9.1 (http://www.squarespace.com/)Gregg Bissonettehttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2010/1/25/gregg-bissonette.htmlEddy Cabello2010-01-25T13:40:43ZVersatile is the best descriptor for drummer Gregg Bissonette. A Detroit native, who now resides in Los Angeles, Bissonettes musical collaborations are nothing less than premier. From Maynard Ferguson to David Lee Roth; Gino Vanelli to Ringo Starr; Brandon Fields to Jeff Lynne. Growing up, he and his brother, Matt, played in his fathers band in Detroit - how’s that for push start to a musical career?. This eventually pointed him to college where he refined his talent while studying at the prestigious North Texas State Music School. Soon after, he was chosen by Maynard to play in his infamous big band. That in itself was an amazing accomplishment for a young musician. After moving from Dallas to L.A., he naturally landed on the A-list by delivering both quality and consistency in his performing. Hes equally comfortable on the stage as in the studio, and thrives in either environment. Youll hear his drumming on NBCs “Friends”, as well as several motion pictures and other TV shows. Inside MusiCast welcomes a truly great musician, composer and human being, Gregg Bissonette. ]]>Victor Wootenhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2010/1/4/victor-wooten.htmlEddy Cabello2010-01-04T14:24:54ZEvery so often, you discover a musician whose instrumental performance literally boggles your mind and leaves you overjoyed, amazed and virtually speechless. Bassist Victor Wooten is, without a doubt, one of the finest bassists on the planet, having been honored as Bass Player Magazines Bass player of the year not once, but a staggering three times. Victor has been learning, playing and performing since he was three years old and was raised in a home where music was a part of his familys every day life. Having been a member of Bela Fleck and the Flecktones since the late 80s, Victor has toured the world, performing for millions of fans and gaining vast notoriety as a bass virtuoso. He has also released several solo projects and has lent his talent to a variety of projects for other musicians. Having been described as a bassist who has reinvented how the bass guitar is played, Victor will tell you that this was never his intention; rather his goal is to just be truthful as a musician. Inside MusiCast welcomes Victor Wooten. ]]>Eric Tagghttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2009/11/30/eric-tagg.htmlEddy Cabello2009-11-30T14:27:37ZMusiCastIf you were 20 years-old, traveling in the Netherlands and your money, identity and your airplane ticket to get you back home was stolen, what would you do? If you were Eric Tagg, youd borrow some money, use it to put an ad in the local paper and begin your career as a vocalist. It was this episode in Erics life that thrust him into becoming one of the quintessential voices in the West Coast genre. Traveling back to the States to record his first album Smilin Memories in 1975 is when Eric first met guitarist Lee Ritenour, which blossomed into a long-lasting musical relationship. Eric was Ritenours feature vocalist and writing partner on two of his biggest albums, Rit and Rit 2, including the song Is It You, which hit the top 15 on the pop chart and number 1 on the R&B chart in the USA. During this period, Eric released two additional solo albums, Rendezvous in 1977 and Dreamwalkin in 1982. It wasnt until 1997 that he released his fourth solo record Through My Eyes. He now spends his time in Greenville, Texas working and writing music for his ministry. Inside MusiCast welcomes Eric Tagg. ]]>Toto's Hall of Fame Inductionhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2009/10/16/totos-hall-of-fame-induction.htmlEddy Cabello2009-10-16T18:34:04ZVideoCastBill LaBountyhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2009/9/28/bill-labounty.htmlEddy Cabello2009-09-28T15:52:23ZIts a rarity these days to listen to a new album where most every track is so good that you end up playing it over and over again. But when it does happen, you definitely realize that a little magic was added during the writing and recording process. Veteran keyboardist, synthesist, and songwriter, Bill LaBounty, has delivered such a project with the release of ‘Back To Your Star’. For his seventh solo release, Bill brings together an all-star lineup of musicians who have helped create the solid foundation for success. Some of the contributors include David Hungate, Larry Carlton, Steve Wariner, Danny Parks, and Robbie Dupree. Produced by Danny Parks and Bill LaBounty, ‘Back To Your Star’ is a sequence of stories that will let you to not only dig a musical groove, but also appreciate a lyrical flow that is almost poetry. Its jazzy, smooth, and grooves nice and deep. Inside MusiCast welcomes a true classic musician, Bill LaBounty. ]]>Bill Champlinhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2009/9/14/bill-champlin.htmlEddy Cabello2009-09-14T22:05:38ZBill Champlin is back. And hes creating music that proves it. After his recent disconnection from his Chicago gig, he talked to Eddy and Rick about his new album, No Place Left To Fall. It is a testament that Bill has landed on his own two feet and has created arguably his best solo work to date, but on his own terms. Hes teamed up with an amazing group of musicians: George Hawkins, Jr. on bass; Bruce Gaitsch on guitars; and Billy Ward on drums and percussion. To put the finishing touches on the album, he called on his talented family to contribute at every level of the project: His wife Tamara on lyrics and vocals, and his son Will on vocals, playing keyboards and writing. No Place Left To Fall delivers thirteen solid songs that are all well-built and designed to create a cohesive project. It was recorded the old fashion way - four great musicians collaborating in one room creating magic. In other words, Bill has written an album, not just songs. Inside MusiCast welcomes a reenergized classic, Bill Champlin. ]]>Steve Porcarohttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2009/9/7/steve-porcaro.htmlEddy Cabello2009-09-07T15:47:15ZMusiCastIf your last name is Porcaro, you live in Southern California, and youre in the music industry, youre name is golden. And if your name is Steve Porcaro, that gold has translated into 15 Grammys that youve held in your hands over the years. As an original member of the band Toto, keyboardist, composer and songwriter Steve Porcaro has had his share of success. He has written many significant songs over his career, such as Michael Jacksons Human Nature, that was recently performed by guitarist John Mayer at Jacksons Memorial in the Staples Center. Hes written and performed for artists such as Madonna, The Carpenters, Gary Wright, Diana Ross, Peabo Bryson, Yes, Jefferson Airplane, and others. His discography has included countless musical scores for video, film and television, and he remains consistently busy in these arenas. With credits on seven Toto albums and ten film scores, Steve doesnt rest on his legacy nor his familys. Instead he moves ahead focused on his desire to confront new musical territory. From his work with James Newton Howard on the Friends album, to the soundtrack to Dune, to Toto, his resilience, along with his family name, makes him golden. Inside MusiCast welcomes Steve Porcaro. ]]>Stephen Bishophttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2009/8/24/stephen-bishop.htmlEddy Cabello2009-08-24T15:01:04ZMusiCastOn And On and Save It For A Rainy Day. His career actually began as a songwriter long before he wrote songs for himself. In fact, one of his first collaborations was with Art Garfunkel, who discovered his songwriting and vocal talent and invited him to sing and also contribute two tracks to his legendary Breakaway project. He has penned songs for Diana Ross, Barbra Streisand, Bette Midler, Steve Perry, Kenny Loggins, The Four Tops and also Pavarotti. Widening the body of his work, he sang the hit the meIt Might Be You from the movie Tootsie and also has written and sung on 13 other films, including Animal House and White Knights, from which he was nominated for two Grammy's and an Oscar for his song, Separate Lives. Inside MusiCast welcomes a gifted songwriter, Stephen Bishop. ]]>Chris Rodriguez VideoCast Specialhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2009/8/18/chris-rodriguez-videocast-special.htmlEddy Cabello2009-08-18T15:54:03ZVideoCastBrandon Fieldshttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2009/8/10/brandon-fields.htmlEddy Cabello2009-08-10T11:00:00ZMusiCastMichael Sembellohttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2009/7/28/michael-sembello.htmlEddy Cabello2009-07-28T12:10:38ZMusiCastCrosby Logginshttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2009/7/13/crosby-loggins.htmlEddy Cabello2009-07-13T10:43:00ZMusiCastRock The Cradle competition and a national record deal with Jive Records, Crosby wasted no time in working on his new album, Time To Move, scheduled to release on July 14th. And although the 28-year-old Loggins reveals plenty of modern tastes, ranging from the grunge-era rock of his formative years to present-day indie faves Feist and Wilco, TIME TO MOVE was designed with a nod to an earlier era, using vintage and organic tones. Join Eddy and Rick as they catch up with Crosby Loggins. ]]>Robin Trowerhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2009/7/6/robin-trower.htmlEddy Cabello2009-07-06T10:44:49ZMusiCastEric Valentinehttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2009/6/8/eric-valentine.htmlEddy Cabello2009-06-08T14:39:21ZMusiCastEric Valentine’s Jazz Impressions. He plays bass guitar, keyboards, drums and also produces. For those who have seen him play live, they’ll tell you that Valentine is a drummer who adds his vibe to everything he hears. Take it from us, we’ve seen him play and he can steal a show. Inside MusiCast welcomes an artist that has only begun a huge career, Eric Valentine. ]]>Christopher Crosshttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2009/5/4/christopher-cross.htmlEddy Cabello2009-05-04T15:01:16ZMusiCastSailing or Ride Like The Wind. For those who have looked beyond Cross’s early pop successes, they have found a body of work that launched eight albums of intelligent, melodic, sophisticated and mature music. Although Christopher’s entry into the public eye was meteoric, don’t call him your typical overnight success. His albums Another Page and Walking in Avalon are arguably classics that remain relevant recordings to date. His recent Café Carlyle Sessions reintroduce some of his well known classics in a format and style that is truly all Christopher Cross. Inside MusiCast welcomes the perennial Christopher Cross. ]]>Jay Graydonhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2009/3/23/jay-graydon.htmlEddy Cabello2009-03-23T12:08:48ZMusiCastAirplay For The Planet to Earth, Wind & Fire's After The Love Has Gone, Graydon has delivered just what West Coast fans have asked for over the years. Inside MusiCast welcomes Jay Graydon. ]]>Carlitos del Puertohttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2009/3/9/carlitos-del-puerto.htmlEddy Cabello2009-03-09T11:46:42ZMusiCastClarence McDonaldhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2009/2/16/clarence-mcdonald.htmlEddy Cabello2009-02-16T17:44:35ZMusiCastShower The People wouldn’t be what it is without our guest’s silky Rhodes playing. Bill Wither’s Lovely Day wouldn’t be the legendary classic without his elegantly executed parts. The Emotions’ Platinum Best Of My Love needed his touch. Clarence McDonald delivered every time. As a seasoned composer, producer, arranger and keyboardist, Clarence seems to bring his sophisticated feel to every project. He has toured and performed with some of the best…James Taylor, Ray Charles, Carole King, Ella Fitzgerald, Linda Ronstadt, Boz Scaggs, Justin Timberlake, and many more. Inside MusiCast welcomes a true classic, Clarence McDonald. ]]>Chuck Raineyhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2009/2/2/chuck-rainey.htmlEddy Cabello2009-02-02T10:08:59ZMusiCastSteve Weingarthttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2009/1/19/steve-weingart.htmlEddy Cabello2009-01-19T23:07:39ZMusiCastDark Blue Dream is a collection of progressive fusion compositions that will captivate you. In short, he makes it all sound too easy. Inside MusiCast welcomes a most talented and gracious Steve Weingart. ]]>Richard Pagehttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2009/1/5/richard-page.htmlEddy Cabello2009-01-05T22:04:55ZMusiCastiTunes or Richard’s web site and you’ll find his most recent solo release since his 1996 solo album, Shelter Me. What’s most unusual is that he chose this holiday season to release a most wonderfully crafted Christmas single entitled, I Always Cry At Christmas. But, this isn’t your typical Christmas track, this is a Richard Page song that delivers what you’d expect - something special from the soul. As the former lead vocalist for Pages, Third Matinee, and Mr. Mister, he has delivered hits such as Broken Wings and Kyrie. But over the past several years he has taken a hiatus from his personal solo career to craft songs and produce artists such as Leona Lewis, Bill Champlin, Al Jarreau, Celine Dion, as well as many others. Today, Richard is once again ready to let us all come into his world, by sharing his music and his personal story with us all. Inside MusiCast is glad to welcome Richard Page as our first guest of 2009. ]]>Billy Sherwoodhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2008/9/8/billy-sherwood.htmlEddy Cabello2008-09-08T14:03:29ZMusiCastRobbie Dupreehttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2008/8/18/robbie-dupree.htmlEddy Cabello2008-08-18T18:19:28ZMusiCastJoe Porcarohttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2008/7/21/joe-porcaro.htmlEddy Cabello2008-07-21T11:21:06ZMusiCastGrant Geissmanhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2008/7/7/grant-geissman.htmlEddy Cabello2008-07-07T14:25:10ZMusiCastMark Kibblehttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2008/6/16/mark-kibble.htmlEddy Cabello2008-06-16T14:30:03ZMusiCastDavid Gamsonhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2008/6/2/david-gamson.htmlEddy Cabello2008-06-02T14:16:47ZMusiCastFuturemanhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2008/5/19/futureman.htmlEddy Cabello2008-05-19T09:42:04ZMusiCastRuss Kunkelhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2008/4/7/russ-kunkel.htmlEddy Cabello2008-04-07T23:30:28ZMusiCastKirk Whalumhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2008/3/24/kirk-whalum.htmlEddy Cabello2008-03-24T10:46:02ZMusiCastBill Champlinhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2008/2/22/bill-champlin.htmlEddy Cabello2008-02-22T19:20:43ZMusiCastJohn 'JR' Robinsonhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2008/2/8/john-jr-robinson.htmlEddy Cabello2008-02-08T17:02:02ZMusiCastJon Heringtonhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2008/1/25/jon-herington.htmlEddy Cabello2008-01-25T15:12:30ZMusiCastGreg Mathiesonhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2008/1/4/greg-mathieson.htmlEddy Cabello2008-01-04T15:48:59ZMusiCastBernard Purdiehttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2007/11/9/bernard-purdie.htmlEddy Cabello2007-11-09T08:44:58ZMusiCastChris Kenthttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2007/10/26/chris-kent.htmlEddy Cabello2007-10-26T20:06:29ZMusiCastShem VonSchroeckhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2007/10/12/shem-vonschroeck.htmlEddy Cabello2007-10-12T15:41:17ZMusiCastNEW ALBUM UPDATEShttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2007/9/21/new-album-updates.htmlEddy Cabello2007-09-21T17:16:55ZMusiCastSteve Lukather to recap the recent world tour with TOTO, his upcoming solo album release and tour, and also a couple of other surprises. Crosby Loggins has just finished his new album, WE ALL GO HOME, with his band The Light. He’ll fill you in on release dates, tour dates, internet marketing of the new project, and singles to be released. Jennie DeVoe is heading to England to work with producer John Parrish on her upcoming record. The second of DeVoe/Parrish projects is sure to build on the sound and feel of her latest album, FIREWORKS & KARATE SUPPLIES, but might have more of an edge. Rick and Eddy catch up with Jennie to talk about her writing and preparation for her new project. ]]>Brian Bromberghttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2007/9/7/brian-bromberg.htmlEddy Cabello2007-09-07T17:18:33ZMusiCastreal break as a jazz bassist at the age of nineteen, he had already been playing professionally for six years. Yeah…that would make him thirteen when he started playing gigs at jazz clubs and events in Tuscon, AZ. But, it was Bill Evan’s bassist who connected him with the jazz legend Stan Getz, who was shopping for a touring bassist at the time. And with one phone call from Stan, he had the gig. Today, as a seasoned bassist, Brian Bromberg has been described as one of the best 100 bassists in the 20th century. This is due to his remarkable proficiency as a technician, player and composer. Brian is a true jazz bassist. He’s also a contemporary smooth jazz artist that has turned the ear of music lovers and audiophiles that see his true passion and dedication to his craft. On his latest solo release, he invited heavy-hitter friends such as Lee Ritenour, Kirk Whalum, Jeff Lorber, Boney James, Rick Braun, George Duke, Paula Cole and Vinnie Collaiuta to contribute their talents to this truly hybrid jazz recording called DOWNRIGHT UPRIGHT. It’s a remarkable project. We recommend this album highly. Inside MusiCast welcomes Brian Bromberg. ]]>Jeff Lorberhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2007/8/24/jeff-lorber.htmlEddy Cabello2007-08-24T21:18:25ZMusiCastKenny Logginshttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2007/8/3/kenny-loggins.htmlEddy Cabello2007-08-03T20:29:58ZLinks MusiCastJeff Coffinhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2007/7/20/jeff-coffin.htmlEddy Cabello2007-07-20T13:44:14ZLinks MusiCastRobert Lammhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2007/6/22/robert-lamm.htmlEddy Cabello2007-06-22T14:57:13ZMusiCastBeginnings”, “Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is”, “25 or 6 to 4”, and “Saturday In The Park”. While still extremely committed to the band, Robert is still discovering new horizons as a solo artist when it comes to his music. From his highly acclaimed solo release “Subtlety & Passion” to “Leap of Faith”, he has something to say and isn’t about to let the music stop talking. Inside MusiCast is pleased to welcome Robert Lamm…a true Classic in the music world. ]]>Jeff Babkohttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2007/6/8/jeff-babko.htmlEddy Cabello2007-06-08T16:44:11ZLinks MusiCastCrosby Logginshttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2007/4/27/crosby-loggins.htmlEddy Cabello2007-04-27T15:03:28ZMusiCastJason Scheffhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2007/3/30/jason-scheff.htmlEddy Cabello2007-03-30T19:38:12ZMusiCastWill 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. ]]>Michael Omartianhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2007/3/16/michael-omartian.htmlEddy Cabello2007-03-16T15:52:26ZMusiCastSailing. (Talk about a classic album.) In the 80s he was nominated twice for producer of the year. In 1991 he was nominated for album of the year for Amy Grant’s Heart in Motion and in ’94 he even produced the soundtrack album for the Summer Olympic Games. He’s still in demand as a producer, but is now spending more time discovering new talent. Over his lengthy and successful career, he’s worked with names such as: Bela Fleck, Rod Stewart, Michael Bolton, Whitney Houston, Willie Nelson, Reba, Roberta Flack, Alison Krauss, and a recent Inside MusiCast guest, David Pack. Inside MusiCast welcomes a true classic — Michael Omartian. ]]>Lee Sklarhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2007/3/2/lee-sklar.htmlEddy Cabello2007-03-02T13:46:12ZMusiCastSteve Lukatherhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2007/2/23/steve-lukather.htmlEddy Cabello2007-02-23T20:29:42ZLinks MusiCastTommy Simshttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2007/2/9/tommy-sims.htmlEddy Cabello2007-02-09T14:30:34ZMusiCastChange the World  for Eric Clapton and Babyface, which won the prestigious Song of the Year and Record of the Year Grammy’s in 1997. His writing, producing and skill as a musician have brought him to work with a variety of soul, country, Gospel, funk and rock artists. Here’s a short list: Bonnie Raitt, Kenny Loggins, Joan Osbourne, Newsboys, the Neville Brothers, Michael McDonald, Michael W. Smith, Trisha Yearwood, Amy Grant, and the list continues. Join us as we delve into the life and music of one of Nashville’s most talented artists. Inside MusiCast is pleased to welcome Tommy Sims. ]]>Greg Phillinganeshttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2007/1/26/greg-phillinganes.htmlEddy Cabello2007-01-26T16:42:48ZMusiCastGood Morning Heartache featuring Jill Scott on Chris Botti’s new album, To Love Again. As a perennial top session player, Greg has continued to expand his project repertoire by working with the best of the best. From his collaborations with Quincy Jones, Michael Jackson, George Benson, Paul McCartney, and currently as a band member of the Grammy Award winning band TOTO, Greg shows that he’s not afraid of discovering new musical horizons and that’s what keeps him on the edge of music and music technology. Join us as we chat with Greg about his career, TOTO, and the future. Inside MusiCast welcomes Greg Phillinganes. ]]>David Packhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2007/1/5/david-pack.htmlEddy Cabello2007-01-05T17:56:55ZMusiCastBiggest Part of Me, How Much I Feel, Holding on to Yesterday, and You’re The Only Woman. Over his hit-packed career, he has continued to write and produce for diverse artists such as Brian McKnight, Michael McDonald, Natalie Cole, Patti LaBelle, Brian Setzer, Andre Crouch, Take 6, Bruce Hornsby, Chick Corea, Trisha Yearwood, Linda Ronstadt and others. Recently, he released his long-awaited new solo album, The Secret of Movin On on Concord/Peak records, highlighting vocal collaborations with Journey frontman Steve Perry, Heart’s Nancy Wilson, the Eagle’s Timothy B. Schmidt, and Dewey Bunell of America. It’s a definite must get album. We’re glad to welcome David Pack, our first guest of the new year, to Inside MusiCast. ]]>Christmas Podcast Specialhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2006/12/22/christmas-podcast-special.htmlEddy Cabello2006-12-22T17:35:02ZMusiCast And, in the spirit of the Holiday giving, your hosts Rick Such and Eddy Cabello invite you to enjoy a SPECIAL Inside MusiCast Christmas Edition. This podcast includes Holiday greetings from Lee Sklar, David Garfield, Freddie Washington, Chris Boardman and a special message from Robbie Buchanan. You’ll hear what they’re up to at Christmastime and also what’s ahead for them in 2007, so don’t miss it. We’ll also have a special Inside MusiCast Christmas performance by Jennie DeVoe. She’ll sing Santa Claus is Back in Town. Don’t miss it. Finally, if you’ve been posting your comments on our website, you know that you’ve been entered into a drawing to win a shiny new iPod Nano! Your hosts will joyfully announce the winner at the end of the show, so don’t miss it! Season’s Greetings from Inside MusiCast!! ]]>David Hungatehttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2006/12/8/david-hungate.htmlEddy Cabello2006-12-08T16:32:30ZMusiCastRosanna and Africa to the world. From his beginnings with Sonny and Cher to his Grammy-winning Toto work, to Randy Travis, David has never been removed from the A-list of bassists because of his ability to provide the right groove for the right music. He left the LA scene for all the right reasons, and along the way built a network of premier accounts in Nashville that just won’t stop calling such as Toby Keith, April Barrows, Brooks & Dunn, Neil Diamond, Manhattan Transfer, Reba, Eddie Rabbitt, Linda Ronstadt, Boz Scaggs and Kenny Rogers. We welcome David Hungate to Inside MusiCast. ]]>David Garfieldhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2006/11/24/david-garfield.htmlEddy Cabello2006-11-24T19:56:54ZLinks MusiCastSentinel; sat in with Isaac Hayes and The Blues Brothers at a House of Blues benefit concert; written music for the trailer for the Billy Crystal-Robin Williams comedy Father’s Day with James Newton-Howard, and finally the recording sessions for the Tribute to Jeff release. He is the founder of the band Los Lobotomys and Karizma and continues to influence the music world around us. ]]>Pat Mastelottohttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2006/11/10/pat-mastelotto.htmlEddy Cabello2006-11-10T19:55:20ZMusiCastRobbie Buchananhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2006/10/27/robbie-buchanan.htmlEddy Cabello2006-10-27T19:49:22ZMusiCastChris Rodriguezhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2006/10/13/chris-rodriguez.htmlEddy Cabello2006-10-13T16:33:45ZMusiCastChris Boardmanhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2006/9/29/chris-boardman.htmlEddy Cabello2006-09-29T16:32:33ZLinks MusiCastJennie DeVoehttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2006/9/15/jennie-devoe.htmlEddy Cabello2006-09-15T16:30:51ZLinks MusiCastDavid Paichhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2006/9/8/david-paich.htmlEddy Cabello2006-09-08T16:28:49ZMusiCastDestined for Success. In this episode, we’ll devote much of our dialogue to a topic that’s very close to David’s heart… and maybe yours. We’ll be talking about Jeff Porcaro. If there’s anyone who can share wonderful insight on Jeff life, it’s Dave. Join us as Dave and a special guest help us unlock “Jeff” memories that will truly leave you smiling, laughing, and even learning a little more about a man who was “one of the greatest” drummers ever. From high school to Silk Degrees to TOTO, we’ll take you on a journey that will surely take you back to Jeff’s beginnings and end where a legend begins. Our guest once more is David Paich. ]]>David Paichhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2006/8/25/david-paich.htmlEddy Cabello2006-08-25T16:24:45ZMusiCastFreddie Washingtonhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2006/8/18/freddie-washington.htmlEddy Cabello2006-08-18T16:22:59ZMusiCastLee Sklarhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2006/8/4/lee-sklar.htmlEddy Cabello2006-08-04T14:22:48ZMusiCastLee Sklarhttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2006/7/21/lee-sklar.htmlEddy Cabello2006-07-21T14:16:13ZMusiCastKeith Thomashttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2006/7/7/keith-thomas.htmlEddy Cabello2006-07-07T14:14:01ZMusiCastScott Pagehttp://www.insidemusicast.com/musicasts/2006/6/20/scott-page.htmlEddy Cabello2006-06-20T14:12:16ZMusiCast