For this episode I spoke with Kim Wilson, founder and lead singer of the band The Fabulous Thunderbirds. We discussed his solo album “Blues And Boogie, Volume 1”, his philosophy that “imperfection is perfection”, and how he never creates a set list for concerts but instead chooses songs based on the vibe of the audience. By the way, Kim called in for this interview while walking the grounds of a mission in California, hence the voices and noises you will hear in the background.

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For this episode I spoke with Troy Luccketta, drummer for the rock band Tesla. We discussed how, even after decades of playing, he is still a student of the drums, the sonic palette of colors he adds to their classic songs in concert, and how he still feels that he has to prove every show that he is the best drummer for this band. 

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For this episode of the Bands To Fans podcast I spoke with Ben Sesar, drummer for country artist Brad Paisley. Admittedly this discussion gets kind of deep, but Ben had some fascinating insights. We discussed how he utilizes and plays to whatever feelings he is having from moment to moment, his ability to play in sync with and predict where Paisley will go -- even during improvised solos, and his concerns about the music audience of the future and their ability to appreciate nuance. 

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For this episode of the Bands To Fans podcast I spoke with singer-songwriter Tim Charron. We discussed ways he displays more of his range on his latest album, the large amounts of work and business acumen that are necessary to make his beach life possible, and the powerful connections he has made with both kids and adults on his Anti-Bully Tour. 

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