Mike Ragogna: I feel like there’s so much that you’ve gone through over the years that you could probably write a book about life on the road, about music, and about the music industry, right? Nancy Wilson: It would be like when people ask, “What do you say to people that are coming up?” What […]
Continue readingMike Ragogna: Can you catch us up on your new album, Red Velvet Car? Nancy Wilson: Well, Red Velvet Car, our new album, just came out at the end of August, and we heard Friday that it was going up on the Billboard charts, so we’re really happy. We worked for a couple of years writing songs between the […]
Continue readingMike Ragogna: What advice do you have for kids coming into music right now? Corey Taylor: Just get all the practice you can in, and I don’t mean in the basement or the garage or whatever. I mean go out and play live. Go out and cut your teeth and learn your craft. Don’t be […]
Continue readingMike Ragogna: Hello, Chuck Brown, you’re doing well? CB: Yes sir, I’m doing great, I’m happy to be seventy-four. I just had my seventy-fourth birthday, and I’m happy, happy, happy. Everything makes me happy. MR: Congratulations on your recent birthday. CB: Thank you, sir. I’m just happy to be living, and still be able to […]
Continue readingMike Ragogna: What do you have, as far as advice, for young people getting involved in music? Chuck Brown: Well, I think it’s a great thing, you know? Some of them may get into go-go, and some of them won’t play any go-go, but they’ll play jazz or blues or whatever they play. Everybody has […]
Continue readingMike Ragogna: How are you, Corey? Corey Taylor: I am freezing. MR: Freezing? Why’s that? CT: Well, it’s not cold outside, but it is on this bus. I don’t know why they have to keep it at refrigerator levels, but what do I know… MR: Perhaps it’s for preservation? CT: It is. I feel cryogenically […]
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