The Zombies were one of the groups that were part of the original British Invasion back in the early 60’s. The Rock ‘n’ Roll hall of Fame group is still together. The leader of The Zombies, Rod Argent, talks to T Morgan about the history of the band and their latest album DIFFERENT GAME.
LISTEN: PODCAST ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-ONE — "Interview with Rod Argent"
Join T. Morgan as he talks with Rick Wakeman of Yes fame and known as one of the best keyboard players of all time. Always putting on an entertaining show, you can catch Rick as he plays several area venues:
March 15, 2023 - Phoenixville, PA @ Colonial Theatre
March 30, 2023 - Bethlehem, PA @ Wind Creek Events Center
March 31, 2023 - Atlantic City, NJ @ Sound Waves Theater @ Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
LISTEN: PODCAST ONE HUNDRED THIRTY — "Interview with Rick Wakeman"
Andy Powell, guitarist and founding member of Wishbone Ash, talks to T Morgan about how the band got started and where they came up with the unique sound of twin guitars. Wishbone Ash is currently on tour and will be playing at the Sellersville Theater on March 18th. The band is also celebrating the 50th anniversary of the release of their most popular album ARGUS by releasing an ARGUS box set and Andy explains what is in the box set.
LISTEN: PODCAST ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-NINE — "Interview with Andy Powell"
Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, John Lodge, is out on tour. He will be appearing at the Keswick Theater on March 4th, 2023. The former bass player, singer and song writer for the Moody Blues talks about what people can expect to hear on his latest tour.
LISTEN: PODCAST ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT — "Interview with John Lodge"
Erin Riley began her radio career in California while still in her teens. She came to Philadelphia to be the music director at the legendary Rock station WMMR and where she was voted the best music director in the entire country. In this interview with T. Morgan, Erin talks about her experiences in radio where she became friends with stars like Keith Richards, Jon Bon Jovi and Steven Tyler. In her book, "A Dark Force” Riley writes about that and her personal life.
This podcast is Part II of II. For Part I, click here.
LISTEN: PODCAST ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-SEVEN — "Interview with Erin Riley — Part II"
Erin Riley began her radio career in California while still in her teens. She came to Philadelphia to be the music director at the legendary Rock station WMMR and where she was voted the best music director in the entire country. In this interview with T. Morgan, Erin talks about her experiences in radio where she became friends with stars like Keith Richards, Jon Bon Jovi and Steven Tyler. In her book, "A Dark Force” Riley writes about that and her personal life.
LISTEN: PODCAST ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-SIX — "Interview with Erin Riley — Part I"
In part 2 of this two part interview, Steve Luongo explains how he ended up not only playing for the famous bass player from The Who, but producing him as well. The end result is the first volume of John Entwistle rarities that is now available on Deko Entertainment.
LISTEN: PODCAST ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE — "Interview with Steve Luongo — Part II"
Steve Luongo played with a number of groups before becoming a member of the John Entwistle band. In part 1 of a two part interview, Steve talks to T Morgan about his life prior to joining up with John Entwistle.
LISTEN: PODCAST ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-FOUR — "Interview with Steve Luongo — Part I"
In this second part of the Carl Palmer interview with T Morgan, the subject turns to the future for the dynamic drummer and his band. That future includes another music camp where young musicians can learn from some of the best professionals.
The Return of Emerson, Lake & Palmer will be at 2300 Arena in Philadelphia on November 18.
LISTEN: PODCAST ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-THREE — "Interview with Carl Palmer — Part II"
Carl Palmer, the drummer for one of the foremost progressive Rock bands in history, talks about the new box set that features the many singles that Emerson, Lake & Palmer put out over the years. In addition, Carl talks to T Morgan about a unique way he his bringing back ELP in concert
The Return of Emerson, Lake & Palmer will be at 2300 Arena in Philadelphia on November 18.
LISTEN: PODCAST ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-TWO — "Interview with Carl Palmer — Part I"
In Part 2 of the T Morgan interview with Don Van Winkle, we find out what happened after the break up of the Philadelphia legendary band The American Dream.
Don Lee Van Winkle will be appearing at The Living Room with his new band on November 6, 2022.
LISTEN: PODCAST ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-ONE — "Interview with Don Van Winkle — Part II"
Don Lee Van Winkle was a member of one of the most talented and popular groups in Philadelphia back in the late 60’s, The American Dream. Their one and only album was produced by Todd Rundgren. In this Part I of II podcast, T Morgan and Winkle talk about how close the band came to being a huge success.
Don Lee Van Winkle will be appearing at The Living Room with his new band on November 6, 2022.
LISTEN: PODCAST ONE HUNDRED TWENTY — "Interview with Don Van Winkle — Part I"
Collective Soul was formed in 1992 and right out of the gate had a huge multi-platinum album called HINTS, ALLEGATIONS AND THINGS LEFT UNSAID. The group continues to sell records and win awards. The bass player and founding member, Will Turpin, talks to T. Morgan about the groups history and their latest album called VIBRATING.
LISTEN: PODCAST ONE HUNDRED NINETEEN — "Interview with Will Turpin"
While primarily know as the drummer for The Yardbirds, Jim McCarty was also a founding member of Renaissance. In this second part of the two part interview, Jim talks about life after the first go round with The Yardbirds and on the two books he has written.
The Yardbirds will be at the City Winery in Philadelphia on September 22.
LISTEN: PODCAST ONE HUNDRED EIGHTEEN — "Interview with Jim McCarty — Part II"
The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, Jim McCarty, is the drummer for the legendary Yardbirds. In this first of two parts, Jim talks to T. Morgan about the formation of The Yardbirds. He also gives his impression of Eric Clapton and other insights.
The Yardbirds will be at the City Winery in Philadelphia on September 22.
LISTEN: PODCAST ONE HUNDRED SEVENTEEN — "Interview with Jim McCarty — Part I"
In part two of this two part interview Bryan Ferry talks about life after Roxy Music and getting back for the 50th Anniversary of the founding of the group tour.
Catch Roxy Music at The Mann on September 15.
LISTEN: PODCAST ONE HUNDRED SIXTEEN — "Interview with Bryan Ferry — Part II"
Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Bryan Ferry talks to T Morgan in this two part interview. Bryan talks about his early inspiration and starting Roxy Music in this Part I of II.
Catch Roxy Music at The Mann on September 15.
LISTEN: PODCAST ONE HUNDRED FIFTEEN — "Interview with Bryan Ferry — Part I"
Singer songwriter John Elefante, who is best known for his hits with Kansas, takes time to talk to T. Morgan. The prolific writer expands on both his career with Kansas and his current music.
LISTEN: PODCAST ONE HUNDRED FOURTEEN — "Interview with John Elefante"
The conversation between Joe Bouchard and T Morgan continues in part two with Joe talking about life after Blue Oyster Cult. The conversation includes the story of his trip to entertain US troops in an active war zone.
LISTEN: PODCAST ONE HUNDRED THIRTEEN — "Interview with Joe Bouchard — Part II"
Joe Bouchard talks to T Morgan in this the first of a three part series about his career that took off when he became an important member of Blue Oyster Cult. He has had a very interesting life since then as he relates during the interviews.
LISTEN: PODCAST ONE HUNDRED TWELVE — "Interview with Joe Bouchard"
The New Jersey based Cold Weather Company is a melodic trio that has been slowly making a name for themselves. In this podcast, two of the members of the group talk to T. Morgan about the development of their career and their latest album COALESCENCE.
LISTEN: PODCAST ONE HUNDRED ELEVEN — "Interview with Cold Weather Company"
Carmine Appice, considered even his peers to be one of the very best drummers in Rock music, talks to T Morgan about his career. His latest project is a box set that features Carmine playing with many of the great guitarists of all time that is called GUITAR ZEUS.
LISTEN: PODCAST ONE HUNDRED TEN — "Interview with Carmine Appice — Part II"
Mike Keneally is a very talented multi-instrumentalist who is best known for playing in Frank Zappa’s band. In this interview he talks about the very unusual way he became a member of Franks’ band and why he is dedicated to keeping the music alive by playing in the Zappa Band
Mike and The Zappa Band will be playing Ardmore Music Hall on June 22, 2022. Click here for more information.
LISTEN: PODCAST ONE HUNDRED NINE — "Interview with Mike Keneally"
Gil Moore, of the Canadian band Triumph, gives us some background on his life and the band’s accomplishments. The drummer also talks about the future of the group and what he is doing now outside the group.
LISTEN: PODCAST ONE HUNDRED EIGHT — "Interview with Gil Moore"
Robin Trower talks to T Morgan about his long music career that started with Procol Harum. During their conversation, Robin explains why he left to launch his own very successful career and why after all these years he has released a new album called NO WORLDS LEFT TO CONQUER.
LISTEN: PODCAST ONE HUNDRED SEVEN — "Interview with Robin Trower"
Eric Andersen, one of the best singer songwriters, talks to T Morgan about his lifetime in music. Along the way you will hear stories about Janis Joplin, Joni Mitchell, The Beatles, and more. This is Part II of II.
Eric will be playing the Sellersville Theater on Wednesday, June 1, 2022, click here for more information on the show.
LISTEN: PODCAST ONE HUNDRED SIX — "The Eric Andersen Interview — Part II"
Eric Andersen, one of the best singer songwriters, talks to T Morgan about his lifetime in music. Along the way you will hear stories about Janis Joplin, Joni Mitchell, The Beatles, and more. This is Part I of II.
Eric will be playing the Sellersville Theater on Wednesday, June 1, 2022, click here for more information on the show.
LISTEN: PODCAST ONE HUNDRED FIVE — "The Eric Andersen Interview — Part I"
G E Smith may not be a household name, but he is considered to be one of the very best guitarist in all of Rock. In this podcast, G E tells some great sorties about the many gigs he has had over the years with the likes of Hall and Oats, Bob Dylan, Mick Jagger, Roger Waters and many others. The much sought after musician also relates how he became the band leader for Saturday Night Live for ten years. Part I of II.
GE Smith and Simon Kirke will be playing Sellersville Theater on May 21, 2022. Click here for more information.
LISTEN: PODCAST ONE HUNDRED THREE — "The G E Smith Interview — Part I"
G E Smith may not be a household name, but he is considered to be one of the very best guitarist in all of Rock. In this podcast, G E tells some great sorties about the many gigs he has had over the years with the likes of Hall and Oats, Bob Dylan, Mick Jagger, Roger Waters and many others. The much sought after musician also relates how he became the band leader for Saturday Night Live for ten years. Part II of II.
GE Smith and Simon Kirke will be playing Sellersville Theater on May 21, 2022. Click here for more information.
LISTEN: PODCAST ONE HUNDRED FOUR — "The G E Smith Interview — Part II"
One of Rock’s best drummers Simon Kirke talks to T Morgan about his early life, learning the drums and how he almost didn’t have a career in music. Simon also talks about becoming a member of Free, Bad Company and Ringo Starr’s All Starr Band. This is Part I of II
Simon Kirke and GE Smith will be playing Sellersville Theater on May 21, 2022. Click here for more information.
LISTEN: PODCAST ONE HUNDRED ONE — "The Simon Kirke Interview — Part I"
One of Rock’s best drummers Simon Kirke talks to T Morgan about his early life, learning the drums and how he almost didn’t have a career in music. Simon also talks about becoming a member of Free, Bad Company and Ringo Starr’s All Starr Band. This is Part II of II
Simon Kirke and GE Smith will be playing Sellersville Theater on May 21, 2022. Click here for more information.
LISTEN: PODCAST ONE HUNDRED TWO — "The Simon Kirke Interview — Part II"
President and CEO of The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Greg Harris announces the 2022 inductees to T Morgan. The Philadelphia native also gives some insight on how the performers are selected.
Maxim Furek is a long time Rock journalist who has written four books. In this Part II of II podcast, he talks to T Morgan primarily about his most recent book entitled “Somebody Else’s Dream: Dakota, The Buoys & Timothy”. Max tells an interesting behind the scenes story of some bands from Northeastern PA that should have made it big, but failed for a variety of reasons.
LISTEN: PODCAST NINETY-NINE — "The Maxim Furek Interview — Part II"
Maxim Furek is a long time Rock journalist who has written four books. In this Part I of II podcast, he talks to T Morgan primarily about his most recent book entitled “Somebody Else’s Dream: Dakota, The Buoys & Timothy”. Max tells an interesting behind the scenes story of some bands from Northeastern PA that should have made it big, but failed for a variety of reasons.
LISTEN: PODCAST NINETY-EIGHT — "The Maxim Furek Interview — Part I"
One of the very best singers in Rock, Ian Gillan, talks to T. Morgan about his career that has now gone full circle with Deep Purple. The band has a new album and is back out on tour.
LISTEN: PODCAST NINETY-SEVEN — "The Ian Gillain Interview"
As the brother of Mick Jagger, Chris tells T Morgan what it was like growing up in the Jagger household. His revelations about his famous brother my surprise you.
LISTEN: PODCAST NINETY-SIX — "The Chris Jagger Interview"
Rock and Roll Hall of Famer David Coverdale (Lead singer for both Deep Purple and Whitesnake) is back to talk to T Morgan his early inferences and latest projects.
LISTEN: PODCAST NINETY-FIVE — "The David Coverdale Interview - 2022"
Vanilla Fudge was one of the ground breaking groups in the 60’s that led the way to a new more progressive form of Rock. T. Morgan talks to the man who provided the vocals and keyboard for the band. Mark Stein tells the story about the New York City based band and about his new solo album.
LISTEN: PODCAST NINETY-FOUR — "The Mark Stein Interview"
The drummer for the original Blue Oyster Cult talks to T Morgan about his long journey from a farm in Watertown, NY to a number one record. Albert Bouchard has returned to the charts with his latest album IMAGINOS 2. During this conversation he reveals the story behind it as well as the theme of the album.
LISTEN: PODCAST NINETY-THREE — "The Albert Bouchard Interview"
Sometimes an artist quietly is a big success. Such is the case with Billy Sherwood. He is best known for playing in Yes, but has done much more. In this podcast, he talks to T Morgan about the latest Yes album and the many other things he has done in the realm of music.
LISTEN: PODCAST NINETY-TWO — "The Billy Sherwood Interview"
There’s only a handful of singers that are admired as much by other singers than Glenn Hughes. The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer has been called THE voice of Rock. Even Stevie Wonder is a huge admirer. The English performer is best known for his stint with Deep Purple, but he’s now living in Los Angeles where his latest project, The Dead Daisies, is starting to gather up a head of steam. He shares the whole story in this podcast with T Morgan.
LISTEN: PODCAST NINETY-ONE — "The Glenn Hughes Interview"
Kasim Sultan is considered to be one of the best bass players in the business. As such has played with outstanding artists like Meat Loaf, Joan Jett and with Todd Lundgren’s Utopia. In this interview, Kasim talks about stepping out again with a new solo album.
LISTEN: PODCAST NINETY — "The Kasim Sulton Interview - 2"
The Rock of the 80’s sounded much different than the previous decade. One of the leaders of the new wave was Flock of Seagulls. T. Morgan talks to the leader of the group, Mike Score, in this podcast to find out about their history and their current album. You can also visit Mike's website here.
LISTEN: PODCAST EIGHTY-NINE — "The Mike Score Interview"
Jimmy Cliff is not only in the Rock and Roll Hall of fame, but he is also a film star, producer and humanitarian. In this interview, Jimmy explains how he went from being a very poor boy in Jamaica to the man credited with spreading the music of his country around the world.
LISTEN: PODCAST EIGHTY-EIGHT — "The Jimmy Cliff Interview"
Carmine Appice first broke out with Vanilla Fudge along with bandmates Mark Stein, Tim Bogert and Vinnie Martell. It wasn’t long before everyone was calling Appice a drummer's drummer. While Carmine still plays with Vanilla Fudge, he has done so much more over the years, as he relates to T Morgan in the podcast.
LISTEN: PODCAST EIGHTY-SEVEN — "The Carmine Appice Interview"
The only member of Foghat that has been on every one of their albums is their drummer Roger Earl. In this conversation with T. Morgan he talks about his career with the band and his relationship with Philadelphia’s own Nick Jameson.
LISTEN: PODCAST EIGHTY-SIX — "The Roger Earl Interview"
She is best known as one of the very best back-up singers in the history of music. In this conversation with T. Morgan, you will find out why she is much more than a back-up singer. The New Orleans Gospel and R&B singer has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for many reasons.
LISTEN: PODCAST EIGHTY-FIVE — "The Merry Clayton Interview"
Ellen Foley has had a long successful career as both an actress and singer. In this conversation with T Morgan she relates some stories about her wide range career that goes from singing with Meat Loaf, to TV series to Broadway musicals.
LISTEN: PODCAST EIGHTY-FOUR — "The Ellen Foley Interview"
It's been a long road from a small farm outside of Wichita, Kansas to playing with some of the best musicians in all of music while traveling the world. Glenn Alexander details his journey with T Morgan. Now Glenn has his own band called Shadowland (Named after a club in Wichita where the first electric guitar was played in public) and details what they are all about.
LISTEN: PODCAST EIGHTY-THREE — "The Glenn Alexander Interview"
Philadelphia native Greg Harris who is the president and CEO of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame tells T Morgan all about the 2021 induction that will be televised.
LISTEN: PODCAST EIGHTY-TWO — "The Greg Harris Interview"
The drummer for one of the most popular groups of all time, Creedence Clearwater Revival, tells T. Morgan about the history of the band. Doug “Cosmo” Clifford also reveals his latest project that comes from “Cosmo’s Vault”. It contains a lot of music that has never been released. He gives the background on the first release from the vault.
LISTEN: PODCAST EIGHTY-ONE — "The Doug 'Cosmo' Clifford Interview"
Phil Manzanera is one of the best known and respected musicians and producers in England. He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2019. T Morgan talks to Phil about his life in music that got started as a member of the legendary Roxy music to his latest project with Tim Finn.
LISTEN: PODCAST EIGHTY — "The Phil Manzanera Interview"
Iron Maiden has several Gold and Platinum albums to their credit in the US. These Grammy winners become so popular that they have their own Boeing jet to take them on tour. In this podcast Adrian Smith talks to T Morgan about his life as the guitarist for the band.
LISTEN: PODCAST SEVENTY-NINE — "The Adrian Smith Interview"
The Philadelphia native discusses with T Morgan his career as the drummer with The Hooters. David has a very interesting side project called David Uosikkinen’s In the Pocket. The group incorporates the music and musicians from Philadelphia’s music scene. He talks about both in this revealing podcast.
LISTEN: PODCAST SEVENTY-EIGHT — "The David Uosikkinen Interview"
The singer songwriter for the English group Spandau Ballet, a group that has sold over 25 million records, talks about the group. Gary also tells T Morgan about his career as an actor and reveals his most recent activities.
LISTEN: PODCAST SEVENTY-SEVEN — "The Gary Kemp Interview"
Since the time he got his first guitar at age three, Kenny Wayne Shepherd has worked night and day to perfect his playing. It has paid off for the self-taught guitarist and multi-platinum selling performer. In this podcast he talks to T about almost quietly, he has made his mark in the music world.
LISTEN: PODCAST SEVENTY-SIX — "The Kenny Wayne Shepherd Interview"
Damon Johnson has been named to replace the ailing Gary Rossington on guitar in Lynyrd Skynyrd. In this interview he talks about playing with many stars like Alice Cooper, Santana, Thin Lizzy and Stevie Nicks. Damon now has a solo album out called BATTLE LESSONS.
LISTEN: PODCAST SEVENTY-FIVE — "The Damon Johnson Interview"
As a songwriter, producer and keyboardist, Geoff Downes first gained fame with The Buggles. His biggest success came with Yes and Asia. He discusses his career with T. Morgan.
LISTEN: PODCAST SEVENTY-FOUR — "The Geoff Downes Interview"
Loudon Wainwright III has a lot more than an impressive background in music. In this podcast Loudon tells T Morgan about his award winning acting career in both films and television as well as his music career. Loudon also talks about an unlucky new album that is now available.
LISTEN: PODCAST SEVENTY-THREE — "The Loudon Wainwright III Interview"
Jon Anderson, member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as the lead singer of Yes, talks to T Morgan about two new re-releases of his solo albums with bonus tracks and details on his up coming tour.
LISTEN: PODCAST SEVENTY-TWO — "The Jon Anderson Interview"
Charlie Ingui tells T. Morgan about his new single dedicated to his fallen brother who was also an original member of the Soul Survivor and the upcoming Hoagie Nation Concert on August 7th.
LISTEN: PODCAST SEVENTY-ONE — "The Charlie Ingui Interview - Part II"
The Sound of Philadelphia all started with The Soul Survivors and their huge hit “Expressway to Your Heart”. Original member Charlie Ingui talks about the history of the band to T Morgan in this part one of a two parts.
LISTEN: PODCAST SEVENTY — "The Charlie Ingui Interview - Part I"
In part one of a two part interview with Steve Hackett, T. Morgan talked to Steve about his life with Genesis. In part two, Steve talks about what he has been doing since he left the band.
LISTEN: PODCAST SIXTY-NINE — "The Steve Hackett of Genesis Interview - Part II"
In part one of a two part interview with T. Morgan, Steve Hackett talks about his influences and how he became a member of Genesis that led to him being inducted into the Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Fame in 2010.
LISTEN: PODCAST SIXTY-EIGHT — "The Steve Hackett of Genesis Interview - Part I"
Mike Levine, bass and keyboard player for the Canadian band called Triumph, talks to T Morgan in part two of this interview about his early days in music and how Triumph got started. They went on to earn several gold and platinum albums in the US and Canada. They were inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame in 2007.
LISTEN: PODCAST SIXTY-SEVEN — "The Mark Levine of Triumph Interview - Part II"
Mike Levine, bass and keyboard player for the Canadian band called Triumph, talks to T Morgan in part one of this two part interview about his early days in music and how Triumph got started. They went on to earn several gold and platinum albums in the US and Canada. They were inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame in 2007.
LISTEN: PODCAST SIXTY-SIX — "The Mark Levine of Triumph Interview"
This is part two of the T. Morgan interview with Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Famer, Robby Krieger. Beisdes being a member of The Doors, Robby has been a member of the Butts Band and now has his own group. He is best known for wting epic songs “Light My Fire”, “Love her Madly “. “Love Me Two Times” and “Touch Me”.
LISTEN: PODCAST SIXTY-FIVE — "The Robby Krieger Interview - Part II"
Greg Harris talks to T Morgan about the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and who will be inducted into the Hall this fall.
This is part one of the T. Morgan interview with Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Famer, Robby Krieger. Beisdes being a member of The Doors, Robby has been a member of the Butts Band and now has his own group. He is best known for wting epic songs “Light My Fire”, “Love her Madly “. “Love Me Two Times” and “Touch Me”.
LISTEN: PODCAST SIXTY-THREE — "The Robby Krieger Interview - Part I"
This is part four of T Morgan’s interview with Ric Lee of Ten Years After.
LISTEN: PODCAST SIXTY-TWO — "The Ric Lee Interview - Part IV"
This is part three of T Morgan’s interview with Ric Lee of Ten Years After.
LISTEN: PODCAST SIXTY-ONE — "The Ric Lee Interview - Part III"
This is part two of T Morgan’s interview with Ric Lee of Ten Years After. In part one, Ric talked about his early life. In part two the drummer for Ten Years After talks about the group’s start and rise to fame.
LISTEN: PODCAST SIXTY — "The Ric Lee Interview - Part II"
The Ten Years After CD A STING IN THE TAIL deluxe edition was released on March 19, 2021. It is the best album the group has done since their platinum album A SPACE IN TIME. Ric Lee, the group’s Drummer and longtime friend of T Morgan, has also written a book about his life entitled “Headstocks to Woodstock”. In part one, they talk about Ric’s early life.
LISTEN: PODCAST FIFTY-NINE — "The Ric Lee Interview Part I"
Ahmet Zappa, the son of the late Frank Zappa, has produced a film about the life of his father. Don’t jump to the conclusion that he was able to do this documentary because he was the son of Frank. You will hear in this podcast why is was more than qualified. Ahmet talks T Morgan about his unfettered access to the Zappa trust and all the archival footage and his working with film maker Alex Winter to make this unique look at one of the most interesting and creative people in the history of Rock.
LISTEN: PODCAST FIFTY-EIGHT — "The Ahmet Zappa Interview"
Stewart Young is not a name that most Rock fans will know. He’s one of those people who foes so much behind the scenes to make it possible for the stars to perform. Stewart has been the manager for many of those stars. Among those he has guided includes AC DC, and Emerson Lake & Palmer. In this podcast, Stewart talks to T Morgan about the first group that he managed and the unusual set of circumstances that allowed that it happen. Greg Lake ended up not only becoming one of his clients, but his best friend.
LISTEN: PODCAST FIFTY-SEVEN — "The Stewart Young Interview"
It has been over twenty years since the platinum selling group Pablo Cruise has recorded a new song. Dave Jenkins talks to T Morgan about the history of the band and why they decided to release a new song called “Breathe” after all these years.
LISTEN: PODCAST FIFTY-SIX — "Dave Jenkins of Pablo Cruise"
Long time drummer for Billy Joel, Liberty DeVitto, has done much more than play behind the superstar. T Morgan talks to him about his latest projects. Liberty has not only formed a new group called The Slim Kings but has written a book about his life with Billy Joel.
LISTEN: PODCAST FIFTY-FIVE — "The Liberty DeVitto Interview"
What is going on with Styx? Their leader, James “JY” Young talks to T. Morgan about the history of one of the most popular Rock bands of all time. You can also find out when you might expect a new album from the band.
LISTEN: PODCAST FIFTY-FOUR — "The James 'JY' Young Interview"
Brian Wheat, the bassist for the multi-platinum selling Rock group Tesla, talks to T. Morgan about life with the band. They talk about his highly personal account of a life that began as the result of an affair his mother had with the family milkman. More information on Brian's book, "Son of a Milkman, My Crazy Life with Tesla" can be found here.
LISTEN: PODCAST FIFTY-THREE — "The Brian Wheat Interview"
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member Ricky Byrd talks to T. Morgan about his career which includes playing guitar with Joan Jett and The Blackhearts. He has since gone solo and talks about his new album and life outside of music. For more information visit Ricky Byrd's website by clicking here.
LISTEN: PODCAST FIFTY-TWO — "The Ricky Byrd Interview"
Rob Halford, the lead singer for Judas Priest, talks to T Morgan about his new book just called “Confess”. During the interview Rob traces his life that began in a dirty industrial neighborhood. Learning that he could sing changed his life which has been filled with some controversy.
LISTEN: PODCAST FIFTY-ONE — "The Rob Halford Interview"
Patty Smyth earned gold and platinum records while being the lead singer of the group Scandal. Then she pretty much disappeared from the recoding scene. After a twenty-eight year hiatus, Patty is back with a new solo album. T. Morgan talks to her about her career and what took her so long to record this new album which is called ABOUT TIME.
LISTEN: PODCAST FIFTY — "The Patty Smyth Interview"
Greg Harris, President and CEO of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, talks to T. Morgan about this year’s nominees. The Philadelphia area native tells how the members are selected and how you can vote.
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LISTEN: PODCAST FORTY-NINE — "The Greg Harris Interview"
For more than 45 years The Outlaws have been one of leading Southern Rock bands. Freddie Salem was one of the famous trio of guitarists that made their live shows so explosive. That live show has been captured in a new release called THE OUTLAWS LIVE AT ROCKPLALAST. T. Morgan talks to Freddie about the album and his days playing with the band.
Lisa Robinson has been a Rock Journalist since she started working for Led Zeppelin. She went on to travel and report on The Rolling Stones, David Bowie, The Who, Patti Smith, Aerosmith, The Clash, Joni Mitchell and many others. She has written countless articles for major newspapers and magazines. If that weren’t enough, she has been on many documentaries on both radio and TV. Her first book “There Goes Gravity” was a memoir of her life. Lisa talks to T Morgan about this amazing career and her latest book called “Nobody Ever Asked Me about the Girls: Women, Music and Fame”.
Mick Box is the lead guitarist for the very popular heavy rockers known as Uriah Heep. The group sold over 40 million records during their run that took them to places no western world rockers had ever been. Find out more in this T Morgan interview with Mick Box.
Noddy Holder was not only a member of the ground breaking British group Slade, but is a well know actor and comic in England. He talks to T. Morgan about his days with Slade, the release of a new deluxe album by the band and his days since his departure from the band.
Albert Bouchard is best known as a founding member of Blue Öyster Cult. The original line-up sold millions of albums for Columbia Records, with such classic songs as “(Don’t Fear) The Reaper” and the #1 hit on the Billboard Mainstream Rock chart “Burning For You”. Contributing to songwriting, drums, and lead vocals on some of their greatest songs, such as “Cites on Flame with Rock and Roll” Albert talks to T Morgan about his new album that was just released and has already made it on to the charts. It marks the first time in 32 years that His music has been charted.
LISTEN: PODCAST FORTY-FOUR — "The Albert Bouchard Interview"
Cindy Blackman Santana made a name for herself as an outstanding drummer long before she met and married Carlos Santana. In this conversation with T Morgan she talks about her life before Santana, how she came to not only become a member of Santana and eventually became his wife. Carlos and a host of very talented people helped her with her latest album called GIVE THE DRUMMER SOME.
LISTEN: PODCAST FORTY-THREE — "The Cindy Blackman Interview"
Mike Figgis English film director, screenwriter, and composer talks to T. Morgan about his latest film called SOMEBODY UP THERE LIKES ME. It is a documentary about the life of Ronnie Wood of The Rolling Stones that is now available for streaming and on DVD. Mike was nominated for two Academy Awards for his work in Leaving Las Vegas (1995).
Candice Night talks to T. Morgan about how she met Ritchie Blackmore in a fairy tale story. The two of them not only got married but started their own group called Blackmore’s Night. They now have several albums available including a new Christmas EP called HERE WE COME A CAROLING. It should become a Christmas classic. They plan on having another release next Christmas as well.
Al Pitrelli the music director for the Trans-Siberian Orchestra talks to T Morgan about one of the most successful bands in music history. Since 2000 they are ranked in the top ten most popular music acts by Billboard Magazine selling over 10 million albums and 10 million tickets to their live show.
Trans-Siberian Orchestra will be bringing an electrifying 90-minute performance of its beloved album, “Christmas Eve and Other Stories” directly into your home this December 18th at 8 PM EST. For more information, go to https://tsolivestream.com/.
LISTEN: PODCAST FORTY — "Interview with Al Pitrelli of the Trans-Siberian Orchestra"
Dave Mason, member of the Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Fame, talks to T Morgan about playing with Traffic, Mama Cass, Delaney & Bonnie, Fleetwood Mac and his solo career. That solo career started over 50 years ago with the release of the album ALONE TOGETHER. Dave explains why he did a redo on the album ALONE TOGETHER AGAIN — that is now available.
The group Fleetwood Mac has one of the longest and most complicated histories of any band in the history of Rock. Through all of the ups and downs, the backbone of the group has been the man behind the drum kit. In part two, T Morgan talks to Mick Fleetwood about that history. For Part I, click here.
LISTEN: PODCAST THIRTY-EIGHT — "The Mick Fleetwood Interview Part II"
The group Fleetwood Mac has one of the longest and most complicated histories of any band in the history of Rock. Through all of the ups and downs, the backbone of the group has been the man behind the drum kit. In part one of two, T Morgan talks to Mick Fleetwood about that history. For Part II, click here.
LISTEN: PODCAST THIRTY-SEVEN — "The Mick Fleetwood Interview Part I"
Kathy Valentine talks to T. Morgan about what it was like being a key member of the most popular all female band in Rock history, The Go-Go's. The daughter of a single mom who came here from England, she left public school to attend a special alternative school in Austin Texas that led to having a career in music.
LISTEN: PODCAST THIRTY-SIX — "The Kathy Valentine Interview"
David was one of the building blocks of the music scene in San Francisco that exploded in the so called “Summer of Love”. He co-founded the group Quickslilver Messenger Service in 1965. In 1972 he became a member of The Jefferson Airplane which later became The Jefferson Starship and he is still a member of that band. In this podcast with T. Morgan he recalls the early days and talks of the current Jefferson Starship.
LISTEN: PODCAST THIRTY-FIVE — "The David Freiberg Interview"
T. Morgan looks back at the long list of guitar heroes that influenced all the rockers who followed. Many of these outstanding guitar players often didn’t reap the rewards that they deserved. They led the way for an explosion of guitar heroes that did achieve fame and fortune and should not be lost in musical history.
Joe Bouchard was a member of the Blue Oyster Cult for many years. During his time with the band B O C earned nine gold and two platinum record awards. Joe has a new solo album called STRANGE LEGENDS that is very much in the style of his old band. In this podcast he talks about his time with the B O C, his growing up on a farm and “Don’t Fear the Reaper”.
LISTEN: PODCAST THIRTY-THREE — "The Joe Bouchard Interview"
Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Famer Jon Anderson talks to T. Morgan about his early days, how much Philadelphia has meant to Yes (he got the key to the city), Chris Squire and a dream he had, and his solo latest album called 1,000 Hands..
Did you ever wonder how a hit song makes it to the very top of the music charts? In this podcast T. Morgan traces the history of how pop music charts started and just how hard it is to make it to the number position. It is a long interesting history that just may surprise you.
In part one, David talked about his career with Deep Purple and working with Jimmy Page. In part 2 the Hall of Famer reveals where Whitesnake came from and some new related projects that have been released or will be soon.
LISTEN: PODCAST THIRTY — "The David Coverdale Interview" Part Two"
In this part one of two, T. Morgan interviews Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Famer David Coverdale. In part one David talks about how he came to be a member of Deep Purple, the competition between Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple, and doing a platinum album with Jimmy Page. For part two, click here.
LISTEN: PODCAST TWENTY-NINE — "The David Coverdale Interview" Part One"
T. Morgan talks about something that could help during these hard times for all of us. He traces the history of how it has helped in the past. History does have a way of repeating itself.
Annie Haslam, the lead singer of the group Renaissance, talks to T Morgan in this interview podcast. In this podcast Annie talks about joining Renaissance, stories of her time with the group, concerts, painting and much more! This is Part Two. To listen to Part One, click here.
To visit Annie online, go to her facebook page here https://www.facebook.com/AnnieHaslamArt/ or visit her website https://anniehaslam.com/.
LISTEN: PODCAST TWENTY-SEVEN — "The Annie Haslam Interview - Part Two"
Annie Haslam, the lead singer of the group Renaissance, talks to T Morgan in this interview podcast. In this part one of two she talks about her early life in England, her family and how she was influenced from some of those early days.
To visit Annie online, go to her facebook page here https://www.facebook.com/AnnieHaslamArt/ or visit her website https://anniehaslam.com/.
T. Morgan talks to the leader of The Outlaws Henry Paul. Together they trace the history of not only The Outlaws, but the other successful bands headed up by Henry. The Outlaws currently have new album out called THE DIXIE HIGHWAY. It is a throwback to the early sound of the band.
T. Morgan talks to Kasim Sulton about his music career including playing with Utopia, Meatloaf, and Joan Jett among others. There’s also some talk about what happened behind the scenes of the multimillion selling album by Meatloaf BAT OUT OF HELL. Kasim explained why he put Utopia back together to go out on tour. That tour includes a stop at the Sellersville Theater on February 29, 2020.
In this podcast T. Morgan talks to Dave Clark of the Dave Clark 5. The leader of this truly legendary band talks about being the spearhead of the British Invasion, his relationship with The Beatles, the group’s appearance before 70 million viewers on the Ed Sullivan TV show, his life after The Dave Clark Five and the release of the newly remastered ALL THE HITS.
T. Morgan talks to Klaus Meine lead singer of the German group The Scorpions. Klaus talks about life as a child in post-World War Two Germany, his musical influences, performing THE WALL live with Roger Waters of Pink Floyd in Berlin and their upcoming recording and touring plans. That tour will include a residency in Las Vegas.
Ronnie Platt talks to T. Morgan about his background before joining Kansas, his adjustment to the group, the band’s upcoming album release and their tour for 2020.
T. Morgan talks about how music can be the perfect gift for this holiday season or for any occasion. Music has always made people happy and actually helps develop their thinking. There are many ways that you can accomplish that. Listen to find out what they are.
Who is Donald Dexter and where is he today. T. Morgan talks about his childhood friend and other mysteries of life.
In the first two parts of T. Morgan's interview with Rick Wakeman, we found out about Rick's early childhood and how he hooked up with Yes. In this third podcast installment, Rick is asked why he chose to leave Yes to pursue solo work and what were his proudest moments while in Yes.
Rick Wakeman's "Grumpy Old Rock Star" Tour touches down at the Scottish Rite Auditorium in Collingswood, NJ on October 11, 2019.
In Part II of the T. Morgan interview with Rick Wakeman we find out how Rick became a professional musician, session playing with many well known artists, how he ended up in the band Yes and more.
Rick Wakeman's "Grumpy Old Rock Star" Tour touches down at the Scottish Rite Auditorium in Collingswood, NJ on October 11, 2019.
On this podcast T. Morgan sits down with Rick Wakeman of Yes fame just before his "Grumpy Old Rock Star" Tour touches down at the Scottish Rite Auditorium in Collingswood, NJ on October 11, 2019. Rick Wakeman has been known for decades as one of the best keyboard players of all time. In this podcast Rick Wakeman talks with T. Morgan about his family's influence with various genres of music on him, skiffle bands growing up in the 50's, listening to soul sax music in the 60's and much more! This podcast is Part 1 in a series.
T. Morgan's interview with Ric Lee of Ten Years After continues with Ric talking about what happened immediately after Woodstock and how touring has changed since.
LISTEN: PODCAST FIFTEEN — "Ric Lee of Ten Years After Interview - Pt.2"
T. Morgan was MC for the Ten Years After concert at the Sellersville Theatre on August 21, 2019. After the show, T. Morgan sat down with Ten Years After founding member Ric Lee for a chat. This podcast is Part 1 of 2 where Ric talks about his experiences at Woodstock. For Part 2, click here.
LISTEN: PODCAST FOURTEEN — "Ric Lee of Ten Years After Interview - Pt.1"
This year makes the 50th anniversary of what is considered by many to be the most important concert event. On this podcast T. Morgan shares his thoughts on this famous event.
Over the years T. Morgan has had the opportunity to interview virtually the who’s who of rock stars and other celebrities. Naturally, there is one question that is often asked of him.... “What are these people really like? The answer is not a simple one. His answer in this podcast may surprise you.
Have you ever heard a test pressing? If you have been listening to radio since the late 60’s chances are that you did but not have been aware of what it was. Even if you aren’t old enough to have heard a testing pressing on the air, you should find this bit of record history interesting.
Below is a note that I wrote on a test pressing of the group Ten Years After that was given to me by Ric Lee of the group.
On May 15, 2019 the Broadcast Pioneers of Philadelphia held a lunch to honor WMGK. There was a panel of current and former on air talent that talked about their experiences at the station. T. Morgan was the MC for the event. In this podcast he shares his thoughts on the event.
While much of the new Rock was centered in San Francisco in the mid-sixties, by 1967 it was no longer confined to the Bay Area. This explosion of music was starting to be heard around the world. This podcast gives some more insight on the growing scope of the music.
The roots of what became the sound that rocked the world is further traces to its roots. What was the relationship between the groups and their followers? Who had an influence on the early bands? What caused the movement to spread? Find out in this podcast.
The first act to break out of San Francisco with a new direction of Rock was The Jefferson. In this podcast we trace the history of the band that led the way. The way to the top was a bit twisted, but they finally they overcame the odds and exploded on the charts.
In the 60’s a new youth movement in San Francisco started to get attention around the country and around the world. It led the way to a whole new era in Rock music. In this podcast T. Morgan tells the real story how it all began. It will surprise many that it didn’t actually begin in the city by the bay.
The music charts were starting to be infiltrated by some new rocking artists in 1965-66. New groups were starting to spring up. These new bands were not just the groups that part of the British Invasion. Here in the US something was also going on. Garage Rock and Blues based bands began to find their way on to the Billboard top hit records. The top charts started looking very different with Rock, Pop and even movie soundtracks selling very well. Find out the story behind the recording of the major turning point in a new music with Bob Dylan’s “Like a Rollin’ Stone.”
T. Morgan sets the scene for the emergence of several new forms of music in 1965. The country was most certainly changing and it was the youth of the US that was a huge factor in making most of those changes. The music was just part of what was going on in the country, but it was a major part. In this podcast you will hear how rock started to change and just who were some of the artists who influenced these changes.
In his inaugural podcast, T. Morgan discusses several aspects of his book "Confessions of a Teenage Disc Jockey," including using memos (T. saved every memo while at each station), talking to book publishers, making the decision to self-publish (and the perils therein), the copyright process, the printing process of the book and sales. Since going on sale, the book has been sold to buyers all over the United States and as far away as Italy, Holland and England. The book can even be found inside the library at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, OH. So are more books from T. on the way? Listen to the podcast to find out!
T. Morgan answers questions that have been sent to him from viewers of his website, http://www.tmorganonline.com. One question had to do with a story T. Morgan wrote for the website called No Strings Attached. While for the most part strings don't belong in Rock and Roll, there are times that they can be used effectively. One such occasion is Procol Harum using The Edmonton Symphony Orchestra. Why did that work while others did not? Listen to the podcast and find out! Further discussion on this topic centered around the great jazz pianist Erroll Garner, with T. Morgan playing two tracks comparing the sound of an Erroll Garner composition both with and without strings. Which sounded better? Listen to the podcast and judge for yourself! The role of producers, Phil Spector, Joe Tarsia from Sigma Sound Studios, the band Thunder of Roses (whose album was produced by T. Morgan) and much more are also discussed in this podcast.
Some of the great and entertaining history of Rock and Roll is discussed in this podcast! The ups and the downs. How Folk and Pop were the beginning of rock. Surf music in California. Beach Boys. Disc Jockey Dick Summer in Boston playing a new group called The Beatles in 1963. T. Morgan talks about conversations with Hy Lit about the Beatles and getting them to come to Philadelphia. He shares with podcast listeners how he got to see the Beatles for the first time as a kid and get paid for doing it! How did he manage that one...? Listen and find out! Topics also discussed in this podcast are Bob Dylan going electric at Newport, Highway 61 Revisited, how the song Like a Rolling Stone changed rock forever, why the Beatles started writing better songs with more meaning, how in 1967 T. Morgan launched album radio in Philadelphia and much more!
