Robert Lamm’s voice is one of the most recognizable voices in the world of music. As an original member of the Grammy Award winning band Chicago, his lead vocal and keyboard skills remain key to the Chicago Sound that has endured 40 years, and is still going strong.
Read MoreJeff Babko is one of the busiest and most sought after keyboard/piano players in the music business today. Although his name might not be a household word, it’s likely you’ve heard his music.
Read MoreYou recognize the last name. And you’re right. Crosby Loggins is the son of singer/songwriter Kenny Loggins. Enough said, because apart from the obvious familial resemblance and a genetic gift for melody, this is not a simple story of a son following in his father’s footsteps.
Read MoreWhen you mention the name Chicago, people roll out the mental red carpet and pay homage to one of the most influential rock bands ever.
Read MoreA perennial classic producer and session musician, our guest really needs no introduction…or at least one paragraph doesn’t do his career justice.
Read MoreIf you listen to Inside MusiCast on a regular basis, you know that we chat with some of the most talented people in the music industry.
Read MoreSteve Lukather is still under construction as a musician. Although he has chosen three distinct roads to follow during his career (as a solo performer, as a member of the Grammy Award winning band TOTO, and also as a top session player) he still is not intimidated by the process of collaborating with other musicians and writers to create fresh music.
Read MoreMaking it in the music business requires lots of talent, perseverance, and luck. This is especially important if you are a young musician. For Chicago-born bassist Tommy Sims, it was sheer, soulful talent that unlocked the door of opportunity.
Read MoreThe name Greg Phillinganes is about to get a little more popular in the music world. You see, this year, this most prolific keyboardist, arranger, composer and performer has been nominated for his first Grammy.
Read MoreOur guest has been blessed with one of the most distinctive voices in the music industry. His stand-out lead-vocals for the rock group Ambrosia have left impressionable hits in our minds over the years such as, Biggest Part of Me, How Much I Feel, Holding on to Yesterday, and You’re The Only Woman.
Read MoreAnd, in the spirit of the Holiday giving, your hosts Rick Such and Eddy Cabello invite you to enjoy a SPECIAL Inside MusiCast Christmas Edition.
Read MoreIn the music business you can’t always plan where your career takes you. Most of the time it just falls into place over the course of the many years. Our guest has had the good fortune of having the pieces of his career fall into place by calling the right shots at the right time.
Read MoreThe Los Angeles based keyboard player David Garfield has a long career as a musical director, arranger, composer and producer behind him, and he is still one of the ‘Cats’ that you always see playing local clubs such as The Baked Potato, Cafe Cordiale, or La Ve Lee.
Read MoreA veritable drumming virtuoso, our guest very well may be one of the most active and sought-after session drummers around.
Read MoreIf you read our guest’s bio, you’ll learn that his first gig was at the age of 12 playing piano 6 nights in a small Canadian town in the Yukon Territory. Google his name and you’ll discover that this man’s amazing keyboard talent has connected him to some of the biggest names in the music business over the years.
Read MoreOur guest is one of the hardest working musicians and singers today. For over a decade, you’ve heard Chris Rodriguez adding his rich background vocals to studio and live performances for Shania Twain, Kenny Loggins, Michael McDonald, Billy Joel, Wynonna, and many others.
Read MoreAs a composer, arranger and orchestrator, today’s guest has had the opportunity to work on many of Hollywood’s more prominent films over the course of his career, as well as a host of television projects.
Read MoreWhen Jennie DeVoe begins to sing, she leaves people mesmerized. It’s not only her sexy, bluesy, sultry and sometimes gritty voice that reminds you of a blend of Billie Holiday and Janis Joplin that captivates you, but her totally original musicianship has positioned her as an up-and-coming vocal star.
Read MoreWe talked shop with David Paich in our recent interview, Destined 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.
Read MoreWhen David Paich was a kid he didn’t spend much time climbing trees. His time was spent absorbing, learning, and ultimately becoming a product of his environment — the recording studio and performing stage.
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