Boomerocity

Hall of Fame songwriter Kent Blazy returns to Boomerocity for a conversation about The Tulsa Sessions and a lifetime spent chasing great songs. The album happened almost by accident. Kent had written a collection of songs while spending time in Florida and wasn't sure what he wanted to do with them. An opportunity arose to spend a day recording at Tulsa's historic Church Studio, the legendary facility associated with Leon Russell and generations of remarkable music. Kent walked in with his guitar. Engineer Gary Laney captured what happened. By the end of the session, Laney told him they had a record. The result is The Tulsa Sessions—an intimate collection built around Kent's voice, acoustic guitar and songwriting. In this conversation, Kent and Boomerocity's Randy Patterson talk about the history that seems to live inside great recording rooms, the vulnerability of performing with nowhere to hide, and why some songs become more powerful when everything except the writer and the song is removed. Kent also shares how Bob Dylan helped inspire his own songwriting journey, what a Kris Kristofferson concert taught him about simplicity, why he believes some of Nashville's songwriting culture became too much like an assembly line, and how technology, social media, streaming and AI are reshaping the lives of today's writers and musicians. And Kent tells the wonderfully unlikely story of how "Getting You Home (The Black Dress Song)," the Chris Young hit he co-wrote with Young and Cory Batten, began with Batten sticking his head inside Kent's refrigerator while they were making lunch. It's a conversation about music—but even more than that, it's about creativity, history, relationships, aging, gratitude and what happens when a songwriter finally earns the freedom to write exactly what he wants to write. Listen in as Kent Blazy returns to Boomerocity.

One hour. One chance to save her son. And she cannot stop running. In this episode of the Boomerocity Podcast, Randy Patterson talks with Academy Award-winning director Kevin Macdonald about his Prime Video psychological thriller The Runner, starring Gal Gadot. Gadot portrays Maia Marten, a London lawyer whose run becomes a terrifying race against time after she receives word that her son has been kidnapped. Her instructions force her to keep moving while following the demands of the person controlling her every move. For Randy, one of the most effective things about The Runner was how physically immersive the experience became. As Maia grew increasingly exhausted and desperate, he began feeling some of that exhaustion himself. Meanwhile, there was a mystery to solve. Randy spent the movie trying to figure out who was behind Maia's ordeal — and couldn't. In this exclusive conversation, Macdonald talks about constructing that kind of thriller: maintaining momentum, creating physical and psychological tension, directing Gal Gadot through a demanding performance and giving the audience enough information to keep them guessing without letting them get ahead of the story. The Runner stars Gal Gadot, Damian Lewis, Rory Wilmot and Alfred Enoch and is written by Mark Gibson. The Runner is now streaming on Prime Video. Boomerocity — The Essence of Being a Baby Boomer.

What happens to our parents' stories when they're no longer here to tell them? Marshall Terrill returns to Boomerocity for his fourth conversation with Randy Patterson, this time to discuss perhaps his most personal project yet: Dust, Copper and Curveballs: A Globe–Miami Childhood, a memoir built around the words his late father shared about his the life and memories during one of their last trips to his dad's home town of Globe-Miami. His father's story begins in Arizona's Globe-Miami mining country, in a world of copper dust, neighborhood ballgames, bottle-cap curveballs, hard work and tightly knit communities. His life would eventually encompass military service, a career as an Air Force colonel and educator, and decades of service to others. But this conversation goes beyond biography. Randy and Marshall explore what happens when a son becomes the keeper of his father's memories, what Marshall learned about his dad while bringing the book together, and why the everyday stories of our parents and grandparents may be far more important than we realize. It is a conversation about fathers and sons, memory, service, community, aging, legacy—and preserving the stories of a generation while we still can. Dust, Copper and Curveballs: A Globe–Miami Childhood is available now.

Cindy Blackman Santana returns to Boomerocity for her fifth conversation with Randy Patterson, this time for an in-depth discussion of her new album, Coherence. Cindy takes us inside an album built around musical conversation, improvisation, spirituality, love, and the belief that seemingly different voices can create something powerful when they truly listen to one another. We talk about her remarkable musical relationship with Carlos Santana; "The Message Is Love," featuring Carlos and an introduction from Snoop Dogg; and "Guitar Love," which brings together Carlos and legendary guitarist John McLaughlin. That last collaboration creates an interesting Boomerocity connection: Randy interviewed McLaughlin last year and talked with him about Cindy. Now Randy gets to bring that conversation full circle. Cindy also discusses the philosophy behind Coherence, the freedom she finds through improvisation, and why music remains such a powerful vehicle for connection. It's a conversation about much more than drumming. It's about creativity, communication, spirituality, and the continuing journey of one of contemporary music's most distinctive musicians. Listen now to Cindy Blackman Santana on Boomerocity.

Can music created more than 60 years ago still feel young? The Dreamboats certainly think so. In this episode of Boomerocity, Randy Patterson talks with members of The Dreamboats, a four-piece band originally from Canada and now based in Palm Springs that has built a following by bringing the energy, harmonies and showmanship of 1950s and 1960s rock 'n' roll to today's audiences. From Elvis Presley and Buddy Holly to The Beatles, The Dreamboats celebrate some of the artists who helped define rock 'n' roll while putting their own youthful energy into the music. We talk about how they discovered music created long before their generation, why those songs continue to connect with younger listeners, their highly interactive live shows and the fascinating experience of watching multiple generations come together through the same music. It's more than nostalgia. It's another generation discovering just how much fun rock 'n' roll can be. Boomerocity — The Essence of Being a Baby Boomer.

What happens when one legendary hotel becomes a home away from home for generations of rock stars? In this episode of Boomerocity, Randy Patterson sits down with director Craig A. Williams to talk about his documentary, If These Walls Could Rock, which takes viewers inside the extraordinary rock-and-roll history of West Hollywood's legendary Sunset Marquis Hotel. Hidden just off the Sunset Strip, the Sunset Marquis has spent decades serving as a retreat, gathering place and sometimes playground for some of the biggest names in music. Behind its doors are stories involving generations of artists who didn't simply stay there—they helped make the hotel part of rock-and-roll history. If These Walls Could Rock taps into those memories with an impressive collection of artists and personalities, including Bruce Springsteen, Slash, Cyndi Lauper, Dave Grohl, Ringo Starr, Sheryl Crow, Billy Bob Thornton, Billy Gibbons, Gene Simmons, Richard Marx, Sharon Osbourne, Lzzy Hale, Roger Daltrey, Chris Robinson, Morrisseyand more. Craig talks with Randy about how the documentary came together, why the Sunset Marquis developed such a unique relationship with the music community, and what it was like hearing these artists share their memories of a place that became an important part of their lives and careers. They also explore the stories Craig discovered during production, the challenge of fitting decades of rock history into one film, and why the Sunset Marquis itself becomes almost another character in the documentary. For music fans, If These Walls Could Rock offers something different from the traditional rock documentary. This isn't simply the story of an artist, band or album. It's the story of a place—and all the extraordinary people who passed through it. Because some of rock and roll's best stories didn't happen onstage. They happened back at the Sunset Marquis. Join Randy and Craig for a fascinating trip inside one of rock music's most storied addresses. If These Walls Could Rock is now available to watch on Prime Video and Apple TV. To watch or listen to this full interview, search for Boomerocity on YouTube or wherever you listen to podcasts. You can also visit Boomerocity.com.

Matt Bissonette has spent decades providing the musical foundation for some of the biggest artists in the world—but this time we're talking about the music bearing his name. Matt returns to Boomerocity for a conversation centered on three very different records: Straight to the Truth, Common Road, and his newest jazz album, Is It Though. We talk about songwriting, jazz, musical freedom, his brother Gregg Bissonette, and what happens when a musician known for supporting legendary performers steps forward with something entirely his own. Naturally, a few stories from Matt's extraordinary career find their way into the conversation as well—from Elton John and Ringo Starr to Joe Satriani, David Lee Roth, Rick Springfield, Kevin Cronin and beyond. But underneath all of it is something much simpler: two friends talking about music, family, creativity and a lifetime spent doing what they love. Pull up a chair and enjoy another visit with Matt Bissonette on Boomerocity.

There are musicians who stand at center stage, and there are musicians whose playing helps make that stage unforgettable. Reese Wynans has spent a lifetime doing exactly that. On this episode of the Boomerocity Podcast, Reese joins Randy Patterson for a conversation spanning an extraordinary career — from his unforgettable years with Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble to his work with Joe Bonamassa and countless other musicians. Reese talks about the relationships behind the music, the experiences that remain particularly meaningful to him and Sweet Release, the 2019 album that finally put the longtime sideman's name at the top of the record. Now retired from touring, Reese also reflects on this new chapter of life, what he misses — and perhaps doesn't miss — about the road, and what decades of making music have taught him. The conversation comes as Reese prepares for a special August 21, 2026 appearance at Nashville's 3rd & Lindsley with Kenny Greenberg, Alison Prestwood, Lynn Williams, Kevin McKendree and special guests. This isn't simply a conversation about a résumé. It's about the man behind the keyboards, the friendships behind the records and a musical legacy that helped provide the soundtrack for generations of listeners. Listen now to Reese Wynans on the Boomerocity Podcast.

Award-winning singer-songwriter Bird joins Boomerocity to discuss Held Here Together, an album born almost by accident that ultimately became one of her most personal artistic statements. From cinematic songwriting to the importance of vinyl records, Bird shares the stories behind the music, the inspiration for "The Car," and why connection, memory and resilience remain at the heart of everything she creates.

Blues artist J.P. Reali joins Boomerocity to discuss the music that has defined his life, his songwriting process, and the inspiration behind his latest album, Grateful Blues. From his earliest musical influences to today's independent music scene, this is a conversation about passion, perseverance, and the enduring power of the blues.

Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac created one of the greatest blues recordings ever made when they entered Chicago's legendary Chess Studios in January 1969. Photographer Jeff Lowenthal was there to document it. Historian Robert Schaffner helped preserve the story. In this episode of Boomerocity, Randy Patterson welcomes photographer Jeff Lowenthal and historian Robert Schaffner to discuss one of the most fascinating chapters in blues and rock history. Their acclaimed book, Fleetwood Mac in Chicago: The Legendary Chess Blues Session, January 4, 1969, chronicles the unforgettable day when Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac recorded alongside legendary Chicago blues musicians at Chess Studios. Jeff shares firsthand memories from being the only photographer documenting the session, while Robert provides historical context that brings this remarkable collaboration to life. Topics include: The significance of the January 4, 1969 recording session Peter Green's extraordinary musicianship Working with Buddy Guy, Willie Dixon, and Otis Spann The untold stories behind the photographs Preserving an important piece of music history

Tommy Emmanuel returns to Boomerocity for an engaging conversation about music, creativity, touring, and the experiences that continue to inspire one of the world's most celebrated guitarists. We discuss his latest recordings, life on the road, lessons learned over decades of performing, and why the joy of making music never fades.

Legendary guitarist, songwriter and vocalist Warren Haynes returns with a remarkable new album, Dreams & Songs, and joins Randy Patterson on Boomerocity for an in-depth conversation about creativity, authenticity and a lifetime of making meaningful music. From Gov't Mule and The Allman Brothers Band to touring with Ziggy Marley, Warren shares stories, insights and perspectives that only come from decades on the road. It's thoughtful, honest and everything Boomerocity listeners have come to expect.

Award-winning blues artist Janiva Magness joins Boomerocity to discuss her deeply personal new album, The Truth In The Room: The Clearmountain Sessions. Recorded before a live audience with legendary producer Bob Clearmountain, the album showcases Janiva at her most honest and emotionally vulnerable. In this conversation she shares the stories behind the songs, reflects on her remarkable career, discusses the creative process behind the record, and explains why authenticity has always been at the heart of her music. Whether you're a longtime blues fan or simply appreciate great storytelling, this is an episode you won't want to miss.

The Alarm's Mike Peters' legacy extends far beyond music. In this emotional episode of Boomerocity, Mike's widow, Jules Peters, reflects on the creation of Transformation, Mike's remarkable optimism during his final months, the memories they shared together, and how his message of hope continues to inspire fans around the world. It's an unforgettable conversation about love, resilience, music, and living every day with purpose.

Rob Arthur joins Boomerocity to discuss Frampton, the documentary celebrating the life and career of legendary guitarist Peter Frampton. Arthur shares stories from their friendship and musical partnership, reveals what fans can expect from the film, and reflects on his own journey as a musician, artist, and storyteller.

The story continues as Debbie Simmonds and Bob Schaffner delve deeper into Kim Simmonds' remarkable life and career. Part 2 explores the evolution of Savoy Brown, Kim's creative philosophy, and the lasting impact of his music through the pages of Street Corner Talking: The Autobiography of Kim Simmonds.

Veteran guitarist/songwriter/producer Marty Walsh joins Randy Patterson on Boomerocity to discuss The Western Front's. long awaited LP, Eureka, and the experiences that shaped his remarkable career. Marty shares stories from the road, insights into his creative process, and the inspiration behind the songs on Eureka. The conversation also explores the evolution of the music industry, the art of guitar playing, and the enduring joy of making music. If you love great musicianship and compelling stories from the world of rock and popular music, this is an episode you won't want to miss.

Peter Asher has worn many hats throughout his remarkable career—musician, producer, manager, author, broadcaster, and music historian. In this episode of Boomerocity, filmmakers Dayna Goldfine and Dan Geller discuss their documentary Peter Asher: Everywhere Man, which chronicles the life and legacy of one of the most influential figures in popular music. They share stories from the filmmaking process, discuss Peter Asher's unique place in music history, and reveal what makes his story resonate with audiences across generations.

Kim Simmonds spent over sixty years leading Savoy Brown and helping define the blues-rock genre. In Part 1 of this special Boomerocity interview, Debbie Simmonds and Bob Schaffner discuss Street Corner Talking: The Autobiography of Kim Simmonds, exploring Kim's early life, musical influences, and the beginnings of Savoy Brown. An essential listen for blues and classic rock fans.

Award-winning blues-rock guitarist Ryan McGarvey joins Boomerocity to discuss his latest album, Up From The Ashes. Ryan shares stories behind the music, his creative process, the evolution of his career, and his passion for keeping blues-rock alive for new generations of fans.

Music icon Graham Nash joins Boomerocity's Randy Patterson for an engaging conversation about his current tour, his solo album Now, and the enduring power of creativity. The legendary singer-songwriter also discusses his memoir Wild Tales and photography book A Life in Focus, sharing stories from a remarkable career that spans The Hollies, Crosby, Stills & Nash, and his ongoing solo work. This thoughtful interview reveals the wisdom, humor, and artistic passion that continue to define one of rock music's most respected voices.

Author Amy Gaskin joins Boomerocity to discuss her book Marilyn Forever and the remarkable legacy of Marilyn Monroe. Amy explores why Monroe continues to captivate audiences around the world, the inspiration behind her book, and the lasting cultural influence of one of Hollywood's most iconic figures. A fascinating conversation for fans of classic film, celebrity history, and timeless entertainment legends.

Kenny Wayne Shepherd joins Boomerocity for a deep dive into the 30th anniversary of Ledbetter Heights, the album that transformed an 18-year-old guitarist into one of the biggest names in modern blues-rock. We discuss the creation of the album, its surprising rise to success, the upcoming anniversary tour, the influence of Lead Belly and traditional blues, and how Shepherd has continued to evolve as an artist over the past three decades. Whether you're a longtime fan or discovering his music for the first time, this conversation offers a fascinating look at one of blues-rock's most respected performers.

Singer/songwriter Brett Hellings of the band, Hellings, joins Randy Patterson on Boomerocity to discuss his soulful new single "Chance on Love," recorded with an all-star lineup featuring Richard Fortus, Darryl Jones, Charley Drayton, and Carey Frank. The conversation explores songwriting, collaboration, fatherhood, musical influences, and Hellings' upcoming EP — delivering an inspiring discussion about creativity and connection through music.   #BrettHellings #Hellings #Boomerocity #ChanceOnLove #RichardFortus #DarrylJones #CharleyDrayton #CareyFrank #ClassicRock #RockMusic #SingerSongwriter #MusicInterview #BoomerMusic #RockAndRoll #IndieMusic #PodcastInterview

Marc Broussard joins Boomerocity for a heartfelt conversation about his latest album, Chance Worth Taking, the continuing impact of S.O.S. 5: Songs of the '50s, Louisiana roots, songwriting, and the enduring power of authentic blues/soul music.   Marc reflects on creativity, legacy, and what keeps meaningful music alive in today's world.

Legendary singer-songwriter Peter Case joins Boomerocity to discuss his new live LP My Life To Live: Peter Case at McCabe's and reflect on a remarkable musical journey. From the pioneering punk sounds of The Nerves and the power-pop success of The Plimsouls to his acclaimed solo career, Peter shares stories, lessons, and insights from decades in music. An honest and inspiring conversation with one of America's true musical originals.

In this episode of Boomerocity, Randy Patterson sits down with legendary producer, engineer and innovator Robert Margouleff. Best known for his groundbreaking work with Stevie Wonder during one of the most creative periods in modern music history, Margouleff discusses the creation of the TONTO synthesizer system, the evolution of recording technology, the making of classic albums, and the stories behind his autobiography. This fascinating conversation explores creativity, innovation and the passion that helped shape the sound of modern music.

With audiences once again reflecting on the life and legacy of Michael Jackson through the new film Michael, Boomerocity is honored to revisit this special conversation with the late Tito Jackson. Recorded several years ago, Tito shares thoughtful memories about family, music, perseverance, and the extraordinary journey of The Jacksons. Best known as an original member of The Jackson 5 and The Jacksons, Tito reflects on his own musical path, the bond shared with his brothers, and the enduring impact their music continues to have around the world. Tito Jackson passed away in 2024, making this conversation an especially meaningful preservation of his voice, perspective, and legacy. Join Boomerocity host Randy Patterson for this memorable discussion with one of music history's most influential artists.

In this episode of Boomerocity, blues guitarist Alex Kilroy shares his remarkable journey from Transylvania to the heart of American blues music. We discuss his debut album Break My Chains, the inspiration behind his songwriting, and the deeper meaning of authenticity in music and life.

Billy Vera joins Boomerocity to discuss his legendary songwriting career, including the story behind his iconic hit "At This Moment." In this conversation, Vera reflects on his journey through music, his work in Hollywood, and what it takes to stay relevant across decades in the entertainment industry.

In this episode of Boomerocity, we sit down with Italian guitar virtuoso Matteo Mancuso to discuss his groundbreaking approach to the instrument, his influences, and the future of guitar music.

Blues-rock standout Joanne Shaw Taylor joins Boomerocity to discuss her new single "What Good Is My Love?" featuring Orianthi, her upcoming album, and the evolution of her sound. From collaboration to touring, this episode dives deep into the artistry behind one of today's most compelling guitarists.

In this episode of Boomerocity, producer Jeanne Elfant Festa discusses her work in documentary filmmaking and biographical films. She shares her approach to storytelling, the challenges of producing real-life narratives, and what continues to inspire her work.

Blues-rock legend Colin James joins Boomerocity for a deeply personal and inspiring conversation. We talk about his upcoming 2026 tour, the continued success of Chasing The Sun, and the life-changing accident that gave him a new perspective on music and life. It's honest, reflective, and everything you'd expect from one of the greats.

In this episode of Boomerocity, we sit down with Boone Froggett of the blues-rock band Otis to discuss their latest single, "I'm Wicked." Boone shares insights into the band's evolution, songwriting process, and the road ahead as Otis continues to bring raw, authentic blues rock to fans everywhere.

Blues guitarist Jonathon "Boogie" Long joins Boomerocity to discuss his new LP, "Courage In Chaos," his musical journey, influences, and what drives his passion for the blues. A must-listen for fans of authentic, soulful music.

Howard Jones joins Boomerocity for a deep dive into his iconic music career, the inspiration behind his biggest hits, and his upcoming tour opening for Rod Stewart. From the golden age of synth-pop to today's live stage, Jones shares stories, insights, and reflections that fans won't want to miss.

In this episode of Boomerocity, Tenille Townes joins Randy Patterson to discuss her latest music, the stories behind her songs, and the emotional depth that defines her work. From songwriting inspiration to life on tour, this conversation highlights why Townes continues to resonate with fans across generations. Don't miss her upcoming performances during her 2026 tour!

In this episode of Boomerocity, Thomas Dolby joins us to discuss his iconic career, including the global hit "She Blinded Me With Science," his role in shaping synth-driven music, and his ongoing creative journey. From analog beginnings to digital innovation, Dolby offers a fascinating look at the intersection of music and technology.

In this episode of Boomerocity, we sit down with legendary guitarist Rick Vito to explore his incredible journey through rock and blues history. Best known for his work with Fleetwood Mac, Rick shares behind-the-scenes stories, insights into his signature slide guitar style, and details about his latest album, Slidemaster. It's a must-listen for fans of classic rock, blues, and masterful musicianship.

In this episode of the Boomerocity Podcast, Randy Patterson sits down with Keith Howland and Jeff Coffey, former members of the legendary band Chicago, to talk about their exciting new musical venture, The Players. From performing iconic hits to forging a new creative path, Keith and Jeff share stories from their time with Chicago, insights into their musical chemistry, and what inspired them to launch The Players. They also discuss the evolution of their sound, what fans can expect from upcoming music, and how their past continues to influence their future. Whether you're a lifelong Chicago fan or discovering The Players for the first time, this conversation is packed with rock history, humor, and forward-looking energy. Full video interview available at Boomerocity.com Also available on YouTube

Blues-rock superstar Joe Bonamassa joins Boomerocity to talk about his exciting new music and his upcoming 2026 tour. In this episode, Joe discusses the creation of his new album Breakthrough, the special project B.B. King's Blues Summit 100, and the enduring influence of blues legend B.B. King. Joe also shares insights about touring, the future of blues music, and why honoring the past is key to keeping the genre alive. If you love blues guitar and classic rock storytelling, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.

Blues guitar master Duke Robillard joins Randy Patterson on Boomerocity to talk about his latest album Blast Off! and his incredible career in blues and roots music. Robillard reflects on founding Roomful of Blues, his time with The Fabulous Thunderbirds, the art of crafting great guitar tone, and the inspiration behind his newest recordings. It's a fascinating conversation with one of the most respected guitarists in modern blues.

When opportunity meets preparation, careers change overnight. In this exclusive Boomerocity conversation, Dennis Atlas opens up about his powerful new solo album The Principle, the philosophy behind the music, and what it means to join one of rock's most respected bands — Toto. For Baby Boomers who grew up on musicianship, craft, and timeless songwriting, this interview hits all the right notes. Dennis shares: The creative inspiration behind The Principle His approach to songwriting and storytelling The call to join Toto — and what that moment felt like Navigating legacy while bringing fresh energy The responsibility of honoring classic rock history From piano-driven emotion to arena-sized stages, Dennis represents a new chapter in a lineage Boomers know and love. This is more than an interview — it's a conversation about artistry, growth, and stepping into greatness. Only on Boomerocity.

Blues-rock vocalist Brian Templeton joins Boomerocity to discuss The Delta Generators' latest album On & On, the songwriting process, keeping blues relevant, and what drives him creatively after all these years. If you love authentic, soul-driven rock music — this episode is for you.

In this episode of Boomerocity, Randy sits down once again with Chris James of The Burrito Brothers to discuss the band's new album The Magic Time Machine of Love, the responsibility of carrying a legendary name, and where the Burrito Brothers are headed next. From reflections on country-rock's golden era to the challenges of evolving while honoring tradition, this is an honest and heartfelt conversation about music, legacy, and staying true to the sound that changed everything.       #ChrisJames #BurritoBrothers #The Flying Burrito Brothers #Gram Parsons #CosmicAmericanMusic #CountryRock #Americana #ClassicRock #MusicLegends #RockHistory #Boomerocity

In this special Boomerocity roundtable episode, Paris Barclay is joined by producers Stephanie Allain and Jeanne Elfant Festa to discuss their powerful documentary, That's The Way God Planned It. From creative calling to spiritual themes and cultural relevance, this conversation explores the deeper meaning behind the film and why its message resonates today. Topics include: • The inspiration behind the documentary • The intersection of faith and filmmaking • The responsibility of telling true stories • Legacy, purpose, and creative impact If you value meaningful storytelling and conversations that go beyond the surface, this episode is for you. Subscribe to Boomerocity for more in-depth interviews with cultural influencers, entertainers, and creators shaping the conversation.     #ParisBarclay #StephanieAllain #JeanneElfantFesta #Documentary #FaithAndFilm #Boomerocity #ThatsTheWayGodPlannedIt #BillyPrestonDoc #BillyPreston #MusicDoc #Rockdoc

Malcolm Bruce joins Boomerocity to discuss the 2026 Sons of Cream tour and the enduring legacy of one of rock's most influential bands. From personal memories of his father, Jack Bruce, to performing Cream's iconic catalog for today's audiences, Malcolm offers heartfelt insight into music history and its continued relevance.   A powerful conversation for fans of classic rock and blues.   #MalcolmBruce #Creamband #Cream #SonsofCream

Brian Greenway, guitarist and vocalist for April Wine, joins Boomerocity for a candid conversation about life on the road, touring with Triumph, and what it takes to sustain a career in classic rock. From behind-the-scenes tour stories to reflections on creativity, longevity, and the changing music landscape, Brian offers thoughtful insight into a life shaped by decades of music — and a passion that hasn't faded. A must-listen for classic rock fans, musicians, and anyone curious about what really keeps the music alive.     #BrianGreenwayInterview #AprilWine #AprilWineTour #TriumphTour #ClassicRock #ClassicRockInterviews #Boomerocity #RockLegends #RockMusicLegends #CanadianRockMusic #CanadianRockBands #RockHistory #MusicStories