Mike Ragogna: What advice would you give to new artists? Trevor Hall: Well, I would say to artists that once you get into the music scene and get your music heard, you’re going to have a lot of different opinions coming your way. Everyone is going to have an opinion–your record label, your manager, your […]
Continue readingMike Ragogna: Imelda, what advice might you have for new artists? Imelda May: Oooh, that’s a good one. I would say just enjoy yourself. The main thing is to enjoy yourself. Just enjoy every moment of it. Work hard. Looks are only a small part of it, and hard work is the backbone of it. […]
Continue readingMike Ragogna: What advice do you have for new artists? Daniel Blue: Foster a partnership with the Author of your craft. Surrender to that which chooses to come through you for good. Choose to come through your highest self. Believe that art is magic and it waits with great expectation for a willing channel to […]
Continue readingMike Ragogna: Hello there, Imelda May. Imelda May: Hello. How are you? MR: I’m pretty good. How have you been? IM: Doing well. This is the last day of the tour, and it’s going very well. I’ve been very busy and very happy. MR: Very nice. Where did the tour take you? IM: We were […]
Continue readingMike Ragogna: We’re very glad to have Trevor Hall here with us today to discuss his newest album entitled Everything Everytime Everywhere. Trevor, how are you? Trevor Hall: I’m doing well, thanks for having me. MR: My pleasure. Your music is so eclectic and this album is no exception, was it your goal to have […]
Continue readingMike Ragogna: What kind of advice would you give to a new artist these days? Tommy West: That’s really tough. Well, if you’re serious about being in the business, learn to take rejection, and don’t let it stop you because nobody really knows anything in this business–it’s a business of feel and intuition that is […]
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Mike Ragogna: Tommy! Finally, huh? Tommy West: How’re you doing, Michael? MR: I’m great, Tommy. Man, where do we start? Okay, recently I had the pleasure to work on a double disc set that includes Hometown Frolics, your solo album from ’76. TW: Right. MR: Now, Ace Records, in England has combined Hometown Frolics with Terry Cashman, your longtime […]
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