Reelin' In the Years

This week, I'll take us through a feature of artists who more or less had a huge career or sorts after their deaths. You can also expect interviews with the likes of John Kay of Steppenwolf, Freda Payne, Paul Anka and KC & The Sunshine Band.

This week's featured tunes: "Fictional Characters." Plus, I'll have interviews with John Kay (Steppenwolf,) Dewey Bunnell (America,) Everly Brothers, Steve Cropper, Chris Squire (YES,) Colin Hay (Men At Work,) Otis Williams (Temptations,) and Ray Stevens.

This week, I'll feature songs and dates- tunes that mention dates within the songs. Interviews will include Neil Diamond, Mac Davis, Paul McCartney, Eric Burden, Steve Cropper and more.

This week's episode, I'll have my Huntsville-exclusive interviews with Don Felder, former member of the Eagles, and Jim McCarty, founding member of the Yardbirds. I'll also have a special look at the 50th anniversary release of the album "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band."

"Sequels" is the theme this week on Reelin' in the Years. The original storyline will be followed by the sequel of the storyline by the same artist. We'll also have interviews with Peter Cetera (Chicago), Susan Cowsill (Cowsills), Jimmy Hall (Wet Willie), Chubby Checker, Paul Anka and Lesley Gore.

This week's show will have my Huntsville-exclusive interview with the Righteous Brothers, Bill Medley and the lone remaining original member of the Marshall Tucker Band. I'll also feature music from years gone by.

This week, we'll have a feature on the "Mouthharp," better known as the harmonica. Songs with strong harmonica sounds including those from Young Rascals, Bob Dylan, Culture Club and many more. Plus, I'll have interviews with the likes of Elton John, Glen Campbell and members of the Turtles, Young Rascals and Boston.

On the April 7 edition, I'll have a feature of "From Spinners to Winners." These are songs by those singing stars who were once disc jockeys. Plus, I'll have interviews with Chris Hillman (Byrds), Chris Squire (Yes), BJ Thomas, Tommy James and Henry Fambrough (Spinners.)

This week is a special look at the legend Chuck Berry, plus an interview with Freda Payne, as she talks about her classic hit "Band Of Gold."Interviews include John Ford Coley, Gordon Lightfoot and Johnny Crawford.

This week, I'll have an exclusive interview with Martin Barre, guitarist with Jethro Tull, plus interviews with such music legends as Mary Wilson of the Supremes, Mark Lindsay, the late Rob Grill of the Grass Roots and singer Bobby Vinton. I'll take you through songs that have the same title with different tunes.