Marc Jordan: A Walk on The Wild Side

from Tobin Tonight · host Bryan Tobin

Tobin chats with Canadian singer/songwriter Marc Jordan. Marc talks about writing songs for Rod Stewart, Cher, and Dianna Ross (just to name a few), and how difficult it was to make it in the industry during his time period being Canadian. We discuss the importance of CANCON to Canadian acts and the growth of singer/songwriters today compared to back in the '70s. Check It Out Here Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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