Ep 205 - Don Henley, Sarah McLachlan

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This week: a fascinating in-depth chat between Tom and Don Henley from 2000. Henley talks about: the impact of Elvis how The Beatles saved his life Fighting for artist rights Living the excess of the ‘70s Playing his biggest hits even when he’s tired of them Plus, we feature an amazing interview with Sarah McLachlan from 1997 at the absolute peak of her career – talking about her new album “Surfacing”, how she tries to avoid songwriting and the tour that changed everything, Lilith Fair.

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This week on Famous Lost Words: a fascinating in-depth chat with Don Henley from 2000, where he talks about the impact of Elvis and how The Beatles saved his life; and “the research” he did before writing about the excesses of “Life In The Fast...

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