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Episode 91 - Tomo Fujita03 Mar 202600:59:46

In this insightful interview, renowned guitarist and Berklee College of Music educator Tomo Fujita shares his philosophy on life and guitar playing, emphasizing the importance of quality, mindfulness, and self-compassion. Discover how his approach can transform your practice, performance, and outlook on life.


In addition to Tomo demonstrating some of the key components of his book, Guitar Wisdom, he also tells some stories of when he was John Mayer's guitar teacher and sheds some light on what it's like to be a YouTube educator with over 650,000 subscribers!


This interview was a dream come true for me, and I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of it! I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!!!




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Episode 90 - Chris Ricco27 Feb 202601:01:46

Chris Ricco is a gigging solo acoustic musician in southeast Pennsylvania. He is primarily a cover musician but does a lot of writing and has a very special project coming soon that is reminiscent of Bruce Springsteen's Nebraska album.

In this engaging interview, acoustic musicians David Cudrak and Chris Ricco share their journeys, techniques, and insights into the world of solo performance, songwriting, and gigging. Discover how they build their setlists, craft original songs, and navigate the challenges of balancing music with everyday life.

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Episode 89 - Steve Dee of The Steve Dee Band and Crickets & Cicadas20 Feb 202600:46:33
Steve Dee is a South Jersey singer/songwriter, host of two opens mics, a member of the Grateful Dead tribute band Crickets and Cicadas. He has a tremendously wide range of musical taste and is a blast to talk to! Check out a performance of two of his songs from his latest EP at the end of this episode. They're awesome!!!

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Episode 88 - Joe Grasso08 Feb 202600:51:38

If you're a musician and ever thought about gigging and need some insight on how to book your own shows, this is the episode for you. Joe Grasso is a local South Jersey musician who probably gigs more than anyone I know. He has played a significant role in my success as a gigging musician by answering all of my questions when I was first getting started and providing invaluable insight.

In this conversation, we talk about his journey to becoming a full-time performer in South Jersey. We discuss the importance of networking, the role of open mics in building confidence, and the transition to forming a band, Joe Grasso and the Ramblers. The conversation also touches on the challenges of booking gigs, the dynamics of solo versus band performances, and the creative process behind writing original music. Joe emphasizes the significance of audience engagement and the lessons learned from memorable gigs, both good and bad. He concludes with insights on the importance of relationships in the music industry and his aspirations for future projects.

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Episode 87 - The Koosmans05 Feb 202600:39:32

In the vibrant world of music, few stories resonate as deeply as that of the Koosmans, an acoustic punk duo that has captured the hearts of many. With their unique sound and engaging performances, they share not just their music but also their journey, marked by passion, creativity, and camaraderie.


At the heart of the Koosmans’ sound is a commitment to simplicity and authenticity. The duo, consisting of Rudy Kuzman and Franny Kuzmin, often strips their music down to its core, using just a snare drum and an acoustic guitar. They recall a pivotal moment when they found their groove while playing a Shangri-La song, which inspired them to explore their sound further. This creative approach allows them to deliver their music with the same energy and emotion as a full band, surprising audiences who may expect a more traditional acoustic experience.


The Koosmans emphasize the significance of community in their musical journey. They often engage with local artists and participate in events that foster collaboration and creativity. For instance, their performance at the Original Artist Circuit introduced them to new audiences and connections within the music scene. This sense of community not only supports their growth as musicians but also reinforces the bond they share with fellow artists.


The Koosmans are more than just an acoustic punk duo; they represent the spirit of creativity, collaboration, and community within the music world. Their journey from humble beginnings to becoming a cherished part of the local scene showcases the power of passion and perseverance. As they continue to evolve and inspire others, the Koosmans remind us all of the joy and connection that music brings.


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Episode 86 - Nashville Songwriter Marla Cannon-Goodman30 Jan 202600:40:56

Marla Cannon-Goodman is a highly successful Nashville country music songwriter, known for writing number one hits like Lee Ann Womack's "The Fool", Tracy Byrd's "Ten Rounds with Jose Cuervo" and Rodney Atkins "Cleaning this Gun". Marla also has writing credits on "Don't Make Me" (Blake Shelton) and "Unfair Weather Friend" (Willie Nelson/Merle Haggard). She has also written songs for Eric Church, Sammy Kershaw, Billy Currington, and Sara Evans. She's the daughter of famed producer Buddy Cannon, and we get a little bit of his story as well!


Marla's Performances:


The Antler Sessions #2

https://youtu.be/OBjjY0r9EqE?si=wLJB5nCeNn1jtJgB


The Antler Sessions #4

https://youtu.be/FEAnDXYYBg8?si=vRiCvrXyqIMmfKuG



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Episode 85 - Fred Maul of Grass Fedz19 Jan 202601:22:40

In this episode of The Music Scene with Dave Cudrak, I sit down with Fred Maul. Fred is a south jersey singer/songwriter and guitar player. Not only is Fred a gigging solo acoustic musician but he is also a key member of the band Grass Fedz. Grass Fedz just released an EP called Dungeon Demos and it's an absolute banger! Make sure you go check it out.


In this episode we cover all of Fred's background from first leaning how to play guitar, to joining the marines, to playing in his current band. Fred and I definitely geek out over guitar playing for quite a bit so if you're a guitar player I guarantee you'll love this conversation!


We also get 3 songs from Fred at the end which are amazing!


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Episode 84 - Steve Butler of Smash Palace30 Dec 202500:54:42

Keywords


Smash Palace, Stephen Butler, music industry, Quincy Jones, new album, local music scene, passion for music, social media, music evolution, Pierre Robert



Summary


In this conversation, Stephen Butler of Smash Palace discusses the band's history, the challenges of the music industry, and the release of their latest album '87. He reflects on the impact of Quincy Jones on their name change, the importance of local music scenes, and the evolution of music over the years. Butler emphasizes the need for passion in music and the necessity of diversifying as a musician in today's landscape.



Takeaways


Smash Palace has been active since the early 80s, evolving through various challenges.

The band originally started as Quincy but had to change their name due to legal issues with Quincy Jones.

Their latest album '87 was released in October and has been well received.

Butler emphasizes the importance of local music scenes and the influence of figures like Pierre Robert.

The music industry has changed significantly, especially with the rise of social media.

Passion for music is crucial for success in the industry.

Diversifying skills as a musician can lead to more opportunities.

Butler reflects on the importance of getting out of town to gain exposure.

The band has a rich history of touring and recording, with many albums to their name.

Butler encourages young musicians to focus on their craft and love for music. 


Chapters


00:00 Introduction and Background of Smash Palace

02:53 The Journey of Smash Palace: From Quincy to 87

05:33 The Evolution of Music and Band Dynamics

08:23 The Impact of Quincy Jones and Name Change

11:18 The Tragic Loss of Alex and Its Aftermath

14:06 Musical Transformation and New Wave Era

16:54 Current Projects and Future Plans

23:38 Building a Music Scene on Tuesdays

25:24 Pioneering Original Music at the Galaxy

25:53 The Evolution of Live Music Audiences

28:42 The Changing Landscape of Rock and Roll

30:34 Collaborations and New Projects

32:17 Mentoring the Next Generation of Musicians

34:18 Smash Palace's Latest Album and Future Plans

35:37 Connections with the Hooters and Local Legends

38:19 Tribute to Pierre Robert and Community Impact

39:30 The Importance of Networking in Music

41:40 Passion and Diversification in Music Careers

43:29 Navigating the Modern Music Industry


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Episode 83 - Shay Arthur and Michaelsongs from the Original Artist Circuit (OAC) - SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS!26 Dec 202501:04:56
Shay Arthur & Michaelsongs along with Chuck M are the cofounders of the Original Artist Circuit (more commonly known as the OAC). Together with Double Nickel Brewing they are building a community for original music in South Jersey. They are celebrating 1 full year of putting on monthly showcases of musicians playing only original music. In this episode we get the full rundown of how it all came together as well as a couple of special announcements. We also get both acoustic and full band versions of Lightening is a Bottle and Sound which are the opening and closing songs that the house band plays at each OAC showcase.

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Episode 82: Jim Wible from Shot of Southern15 Dec 202500:31:15
Jim Wible is the singer and front man of the hugely popular South Jersey cover band Shot of Southern. Leaning into the immense popularity of country music in South Jersey they draw some of the biggest crowds in the area. So much so, that every member of the band was able to give up day jobs and focus on music full time. Jim and I discuss what it's like to be at a Shot of Southern show, traveling as far as San Francisco for a gig, and upcoming shows in Killington, Vermont. Really fun conversation!!!!

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Episode 81: The Jim - From Deep Cuts to Mix Tapes14 Dec 202501:05:05
The Jims consist of Jim Brennan and Whiskey Jim. The self-proclaimed human mixtape fill south jersey venues on a regular basis performing the hits as well as the songs behind the song. In this episode we reminisce on making (and sending) mix tapes before streaming was a thing, what makes a good cover song, original music, and everything in between. We also get two song for the performance so stick around to the end. You won't regret it!!!

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Episode 80 - Cam Narimanian 13 Dec 202500:52:23
Cam Narimanian is a Philly based singer songwriter with amazing chops on multiple instruments. His style is completely his own and he's a hard working musician with a new album coming out very shortly. We get two songs from him at the end so stick around for his performance!

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Episode 79: Texas Leggs11 Dec 202500:31:27
Texas Leggs are a South Jersey rock band with deep roots in the South Jersey music scene. Not only are they a productive band in their own right but each member of the band are part of multiple music projects all over the South Jersey area. Texas Leggs is currently working an a new full length album which should be available in early 2026. We get two performances from them at the end of the episode to be sure to stick around for that.

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Episode 78: Russ Knight05 Dec 202500:34:55
Russ Knight is a Singer/Songwriter playing gigs all over South Jersey and the Philadelphia area. He's also an 8th grade English teacher and him and his wife just had a daughter in 2025. He just released a single called Nostalgia which he plays at the end of this episode along with an older song called Dead Man's Song. They are both fantastic. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did!

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Episode 77: Jeremy Lister20 Nov 202501:02:52
Jeremy Lister is a Nashville singer/songwriter, vocalist, artist, and owner of Blister Hot Sauce. He is a backup singer for Post Malone on his 2025 and 2026 Big Ass Stadium Tour. He has also had many of his songs appear in movies and television shows. A few of his songs have also been recorded by Alison Krauss and others. We get into all of it during this episode. Not only do we talk about his music career but we also dive into overcoming addiction, taking up running, and making the best hot sauce I have ever tasted! I had such a great time talking with Jeremy! He is a musical genius and a really nice guy! Jeremy also performs a song for us at the end that is an absolute banger! Enjoy!!!

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Episode 76 - Eric Bauberger16 Nov 202500:48:19

Eric Bauberger is a musician, life coach, and a certified strengthening and conditioning specialist combining music and mental health in just about everything he does. Eric is passionate about mental health, physical and emotional well-being, and incorporating music where appropriate.


After the tragic loss of his sister he decided to create a Rock Opera which is currently being released in singles as part of a larger project. Stick around for the end of the conversation when we get to hear the yet-to-be-released single Dancing Is The Point. Headphones are recommended for this one.


If you are interested in connecting with Eric you can find him at the below links:


ericbauberger.com https://www.instagram.com/eric_bauberger/  (personal account)https://www.instagram.com/rrhea_band/     (band account)And if anyone is interested in emailing me directly - ericbauberger@gmail.com 

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Episode 75 - Alex and Justina from The Alex Lucero Band28 Oct 202500:54:00
The Alex Lucero Band from Santa Cruz, California is an incredible national touring band that mixes Soul and Americana like no other. Alex's vocals are reminiscent of Chris Stapleton and the band puts their own spin on a vibe harkening back to The Allman Brothers Band. They are finishing up their 8th studio album and looking to get on the road again in 2026. We talk about it all on the latest episode of The Music Scene with Dave Cudrak. Their performance of their songs How Many Times and Don't Look Back are top notch!!! You definitely don't want to miss it!!!

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Episode 74 - Bob Cardea (Golf, Music, and Motivation)19 Oct 202501:02:55
Bob Cardea îs the owner of South Jersey Golf Schools and currently recording his first album. He also hosts his own podcast called Breakfast Ball. This is a great conversation centered around common interests and positivity! Stick around for Bob's songs after the conversation. Stop Me After Two and Glass of Bourbon Heart.

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Episode 73: South Jersey Icons- Max and Melissa Barruzza11 Oct 202500:43:44
I first met Max and Melissa at Harper's Pub Open Mic. Hosted by Max, the scene there was collaborative, harmoneous, and eclectic. It's where I rediscovered my musical roots. Max and Melissa have a few projects going on right now. Their original band, Venture Out is finalizing their second album, and their cover band, Hot Buttah and the Breakfast Toast is prepping for busy 2026. We talk all about it in the latest episode of The Music Scene with Dave Cudrak. We also get 2 amazing songs at the end of this episode to be sure to stick around.

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Episode 72: John Faye28 Sep 202501:17:03
John Faye is a living legend in the Philadelphia area. His band, The Caulfields first hit single Devil's Diary enabled him to tour the world in support of their first album Whirligig (which turns 30 this year). He has since had major success with other projects that include IKE, John & Brittany, and his own solo projects. He is also a best-selling author with his book The Yin and The Yang of it All. John is a creative machine with unmatched passion for it all, and yes, John performs the hit song Devil's Diary at the end of this episode. We also get a WORLD PREMIER of his new song The Hill. You don't want to miss it! It's amazing!!!!

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Episode 71 - Paul Gliatto10 Sep 202500:41:36
Paul Gliatto is an amazing finger style acoustic guitar player from South Jersey. His roots are firmly planted in Classic Blues with influences like Muddy Waters, Ligtnin' Hopkins, and Albert King. He also loves to play jam band music the likes of Hot Tuna and The Grateful Dead. This was a fun conversation between 2 guys just talking music! Paul plays us to instrumental pieces that you definitely need to hear so stick around to the end!

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Episode 70 - Dags06 Sep 202500:41:58
Dags is a singer/songwriter from South Jersey. He dabbles in all genre's and after overcoming rock bottom a few years ago he has a new perspective on life and music. We get into it all on this episode and make sure you stick around for his performances of Misfit and Rubble.

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Episode 69 - Todd Bailey23 Aug 202500:39:30
Todd Bailey is a Singer/Songwriter in the Philadelphia/South Jersey area. He started his music journey busking on Hollywood Blvd. Since then he has released 10 albums and lots of singles. We talk about it all in this latest episode of The Music Scene podcast.

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Episode 68 - Ben Selkow03 Aug 202501:01:14
Ben Selkow is a South Jersey based singer/songwriter with a wicked sense of humor and a unique presentation performing live. Ben is not afraid to get the crowd involve and we talk all about it in this conversation. Hew is also finalizing his most personal album yet. Due by the end of the year it tells a story of personal healing in the aftermath of childhood trauma. We get a preview of it in the form of 2 songs at the end of the interview, which are great. Enjoy!

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Episode 67 - Radio DJ Gary "Wolfman" Wolf01 Aug 202500:45:42
Gary Wolf is a DJ in Northern California with his own show called Wolfman's Self Serving 2 Hours of Power. He also has an extensive collection of custom guitars. He was kind enough to share a few of his favorites during this episode. Gary is hilarious and has the type of personality that makes you want to talk with him about anything and everything all day long. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did.

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Episode 65 - Michaelina Petti25 Jul 202501:01:55
Michaelina Petti is a singer/songwriter gaining a lot of traction in the South Jersey area for not only her voice but her positive outlook on life. She has a new album out in 2025. Her dad cowrites and plays guitar for her live gigs while her brother is on bass. We get two songs from her at the end so stick around for those!

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Episode 64 - Alberto Censi23 Jul 202500:48:36
Alberto Censi is a singer/songwriter based in Italy. He is a wonderful songwriter with lots to say. He spent some time in London during his musical journey and he has new music coming out in 2025. With tons of influences spanning multiple genres, you're going to want to stick around for 2 songs at the end of this episode. They are wonderful! Enjoy!

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Episode 63 - Red Desert Motel23 Jul 202500:38:04
Tim and Tony are Red Desert Motel. They are an Americana band from South Jersey. Many of you may know Tim from his record store, On The Record, in Woodbury, NJ and Tony is retired military. They are a great bunch of guys and their songs are excellent. They've got new music out in 2025 so enjoy this episode and catch them when you can. You won't be disappointed.

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Episode 62 - red 18 Jul 202500:54:13
red is a South Jersey based band with a new album coming out at the end of the summer. They regularly play at the Golden Nugget hotel and casino in Atlantic City and do a mix of covers and their own original music. They are a lot of fun and the two songs we get at the end of the episode are awesome!!!

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Episode 61 - Nashville Artist Andrew Leahy16 Jul 202501:16:06
Andrew Leahy is a thriving musician in Nashville. He is currently the band leader and guitar player for Country star Elizabeth Cook. He also fronts his own band Andrew Leahy and the Homestead. He's shared stages with the likes of Willy Nelson and Mike Campbell. He's also a Music Journalist! Andrew has a new album coming out this fall and we get a live performance of one of those song as the end of this episode. In this conversation we talk all about his career and Andrew shares many great stories including meeting his guitar hero Mike Campbell (Tom Petty's guitar player in the Heatbreakers), trying not to kill Willy Nelson, what it takes to survive in Nashville, and his recovery from brain surgery to remove a brain tumor. Andrew is a very interesting guy and I enjoyed speaking with him.

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Episode 60 - Music Therapist Hannah Rose (with Special Guest Dom Levy)15 Jul 202500:38:39
Hannah Rose is a Music Therapist in the Philadelphia area. I have always been curious about what Music Therapy is and how it's used. It was a pleasure speaking with Hannah and learning all about it. Hannah also has a beautiful song called Charlotte that she performs with special guest, Dom Levy of Fat Mezz. Super fun episode!

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Episode 59 - Sam Gyllenhaal14 Jul 202500:44:30
Nashville singer/songwriter Sam Gyllenhaal is making his way through the Nashville scene and surrounding areas. His band has opened for Sister Hazel on numerous occasions, and they has several new releases this summer. We get to hear two of the at the end of our conversation so check it out!!!

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Episode 58 - Ty Mares14 Jul 202501:02:57
Ty Mares is an incredible singer/songwriter playing all over New Jersey as a solo artist and as part of the Cosmic Jerry band. If you've ever seen him live, you know he brings it with all the passion and intensity that the music deserves. We get two songs at the end that you are definitely going to want to hear. Enjoy!!!

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Episode 57 - Wasted Potential14 Jul 202500:40:05
Wasted Potential is a South Jersey Punk/Hardcore/Rock band consisting of four very talented musicians. They all met at the School of Rock in Cherry Hill, NJ and have been performing live all over South Jersey. They have a new album coming out this year and we get a preview of two of their new songs. This was a fun conversation!

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Episode 56 - AJ Mee14 Jul 202501:29:34
AJ Mee is a multi-instrumentalist in the South Jersey area who seemingly knows how to play every song ever written. I like to call him the human jukebox. He is also an established singer/songwriter. In this episode AJ and I talk about all of the music projects he's a part of as well as reminisce about a legendary Metallica concert that we both attended long before we ever met. Yes I know this is a long episode but it's worth every minute. Stick around for AJ's performance of two of his original songs. Enjoy!!!

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Episode 55 - Amy Sklar13 Jul 202500:40:45
Amy Sklar is an amazingly talented singer/songwriter in the South Jersey area. Primarily a solo musician she is part of a growing collaboration of female musicians looking to shine the spotlight on all of the incredible female musicians in the South Jersey music scene. We get two songs from Amy at the end so please stick around the those.

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Episode 54 - Grammy Winner, Drea Young aka DaBooBoo of Music is Our Hero13 Jul 202501:03:20

Drea is a staple of the Philadelphia music scene. DJ, Musician, Recording Engineer, Producer, etc. The list goes on and on. I had a great time talking with Drea. She has a ton of entertaining stories and here own story could be used as a template to follow your dreams. She's won two Grammy's with her recording work. Here are links to some of the projects she's worked on:


The first one is the song "Dean", written and performed by Nick DiMattia. Produced, recorded, mixed, and mastered by Drea. This was mentioned in our conversation.

Lyric Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PFmmU7X8x-M


The second one is "Kisses to the Sky (feat. Skeleton Wan)". It was a short acoustic poem song Drea wrote after Nick passed, and shared it on her Instagram. A producer in Africa heard it and wanted to make it into a song with an artist in Africa, Skeleton Wan. The song was written, produced, recorded, mixed, and mastered by Drea. Skeleton Wan wrote his verse and Samuel Gordon made the beat. Drea was on the news in Africa because of this!

Lyric Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASCx6Qfwr14


The third is "Kisses to the (SLice Remix) (feat. Skeleton Wan)". Keith, (aka SLice), who Drea mentioned in the podcast that would produce artists with her made the remix. Then Drea mixed and mastered it.

Lyric Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0p9SVjHMmUI


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Episode 53 - Andy Wood01 Jul 202501:25:34

Andy Wood is in the conversation as one of the best guitar players in the world right now. He's shared the stage with some of the world's biggest artists and he's built a successful solo career and guitar community. Andy was gracious enough to provide an offer code to save $200 on the purchase of his Woodshed Guitar clinic in September. There are 4 videos at the end of this episode showcasing Andy's chops. They are as follows:

1) Rooster

2) Free Range Chicken

3) Master Gracey's Manor

4) Shoot the Sun Down

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Episode 52 - Radio Revolution29 Jun 202500:46:58
Radio Revolution is a popular South Jersey cover band that knows how to bring the party. This episode contains a ton of stories going all the way back to the Galaxy days in the 80's. Enjoy!

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Episode 51 - Austin Thomason16 Jun 202500:47:48
Austin Thomason is an LA based Singer/Songwriter with a natural gift for songwriting. He's a very talented young man who is in the process of putting his band together and releasing his music. Check out his performance of two of his songs at the end. They are fantastic!

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Episode 50: Jason Puglise01 Jun 202500:38:53
Jason Puglise is a singer/songwriter from the south Jersey area. Originally a bass player in a punk band he has started exploring solo gigs. He considers himself an Emo artist with lots of inspiration from The Doors and My Chemical Romance. Fun talk! Enjoy!

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Episode 49: Joe Lombardo26 May 202501:04:40
Joe Lombardo is a wonderful singer/songwriter from the South Jersey. He loves people and stories and his passion for both shines in his music. Joe has worked very hard to get to where he is in a relatively short period of time. He has a new EP out called The Way of the World. Go check it out!

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Episode 48: Jeneriq26 May 202500:32:11
Jeneriq is a singer/songwriter from India with a wide range musical background. Trained in classical guitar his influences range from Biggie to Ed Sheeran. New music coming out this year! Check it out!

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Episode 47: Kenny KP Walker Jr.22 May 202501:01:56
Kenny is a very popular poet in the South Jersey scene. He runs multiple open mics at various venues. You can always see him out and about doing his own thing or supporting others. Kenny is a great conversation and an even better person. Funny as hell! Check it out!

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Episode 46: Eric Steckel18 May 202501:20:05
Eric Steckel is a child prodigy guitar wizard who went on tour with John Mayall at the age of 12. Originally from Allentown, PA he made his mark as a traditional blues guitarist and has transformed the guitar world with his hard rock / heavy metal blues based playing. He has his own signature guitar with Knaggs guitars and a signature amp with Mezzabarba. He's on the verge of something big in the near future so come along for the ride!

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Episode 45: Chris Vos of The Record Company08 May 202500:59:59
Chris Vos is the singer and guitar player for The Record Company. Born and raised on a farm in Wisconsin, Chris learned early on that if you want something you have to work for it, and it's that strong work ethic that has gotten him where he is now. I had a great time speaking with him. This episode is filled with so many nuggets of wisdom for musicians. Enjoy!!!

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Episode 44 - Scotty Stevens06 May 202500:48:16
Scotty Stevens is an incredibly talented musician in the South Jersey scene. His band Cooper Stomp released two albums in 2024 and have plans for a new album release in 2025. Scotty has no problem opening up about his recovery and how his sobriety has really improved his creativity. His story is a positive one that needs to be heard. We get two songs from him at the end. One is unreleased and can only be heard here. So check it out!!!

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Episode 43 - Dom Levy of Fat Mezz04 May 202501:01:27
Dom Levy sings and plays bass in the wildly popular band Fat Mezz. He recently released a solo album called Lazy River available on all platforms. We get into it all in this episode. We also get a performance of an unreleased song at the end. Enjoy!

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Episode 42 - Dolan03 May 202500:54:39
Andrew Dolan is a Country singer/songwriter residing in Fort Worth, TX and making monthly trips to Nashville for recording and writing sessions. His latest single is coming out 5/9/25 and he'll be releasing new music all year. Him and his wife adopted 4 kids in 4 years and it's an incredible story of love and dedication. The 2 songs he performs at the end are very much worthy of your attention. Enjoy!

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Episode 41 - Pedro Cordeiro 28 Apr 202500:54:01
Pedro Cordeiro, also known as PedroMakesMusic, is an LA based singer/songwriter and guitar wizard who is originally from Brazil. In this episode we talk about the Pedro's journey from playing in bands in Brazil to entertaining folks on cruise ships and ultimately landing in Los Angeles.

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