LEGENDS: A Podcast by All Day Vinyl

In this special episode of LEGENDS: Podcast by All Day Vinyl, host Scott Dudelson speaks with Beach Boys co-founder Al Jardine for an intimate and wide-ranging conversation that honors a musical brotherhood spanning more than six decades and dives into Al's next creative chapter. Jardine reflects on the recent passing of Brian Wilson, sharing deeply personal memories, behind-the-scenes stories from the Beach Boys "Love You" era, and the creative spark that helped shape one of the most influential bands in music history. The episode also explores Jardine's new Island in the Sun EP—how revisiting archival recordings led to new inspiration, and how themes of nature, spirituality, and family continue to drive his songwriting. From unexpected collaborations with Neil Young and Flea to the quirky backstory behind Brian Wilson's “Ding Dang,” Jardine offers fresh insight into both classic tracks and his new material. Listeners will also hear about his upcoming tour with members of the Brian Wilson Touring Band - now called The Pet Sounds Band - and how the music continues to evolve while staying rooted in the harmonies and heart that defined the Beach Boys. A moving tribute, a creative journey, and a rare conversation with a rock and roll icon. If you like this episode please rate, follow and subscribe and check us out on YouTube, FB and IG @alldayvinyl  

In this first of a two part episode of LEGENDS: Podcast by All Day Vinyl, host Scott Dudelson sits down with Don Stevenson, the vocalist, songwriter, drummer and co-founder of the iconic Moby Grape — one of the most dynamic, underrated bands to emerge from the 1960s San Francisco rock scene. From smoky late-night clubs in the Pacific Northwest to the chaos of Monterey Pop, Don takes us on a deeply personal journey through rock history. He opens up about first meeting Jerry Miller (his Moby Grape co-founder), backing up Etta James in after-hours joints, and the wild ride that led to forming Moby Grape alongside Skip Spence, Bob Mosley, and Peter Lewis. You'll hear the story of their audition, the creative fire that birthed classics like Hey Grandma, 805, and Murder in My Heart for the Judge — and what it was like recording their genre-defining debut album in just seven days. ** Don shares behind-the-scenes stories about: The infamous middle finger album cover that became a collector's grail How poor management cost the band a place in the Monterey Pop Festival documentary What it felt like to be touted as “the next Beatles”… and how it all unraveled Recording new solo work with Jerry Miller and Omar Spence, son of Skip Spence

Join us for an intimate dive into two Warren Zevon albums - 'Life'll Kill Ya' (2000) and 'My Ride's Here' (2002). In this third episode of a three part tribute to Warren Zevon, LEGENDS: Podcast by All Day Vinyl and host Scott Dudelson take you on an journey deep into two albums that showcase Zevon's unflinching wit, deep introspection, and fearless exploration of life, death, and everything in between. To peel back the layers of these remarkable records, we are joined by two of Zevon's closest collaborators: Jorge Calderón, his trusted lifetime co-writer and multi-instrumentalist, and Noah Scot Snyder, the engineer and mixer who helped bring 'My Ride's Here' to life. Together, they share personal insights, untold stories, and a wealth of behind-the-scenes moments that bring Zevon's genius into sharp focus. What You'll Discover in This Episode: A Deep Dive into the Creative Process: Learn how songs like “Porcelain Monkey” emerged from everyday conversations and vivid storytelling. Jorge shares how a Graceland postcard sparked the song's haunting narrative about Elvis Presley. Zevon's Evolving Career: Explore how 'Life'll Kill Ya' marked Zevon's return after years of struggling for a record deal, with much of the album being self-recorded in his home studio, aptly named Anatomy of a Headache. Dark Humor Meets Mortality: Hear the story behind “My Shit's F***ed Up,” a raw and prophetic anthem written years before Zevon's cancer diagnosis, as well as the poignant “Don't Let Us Get Sick." Collaborating with Legends: We dive into Zevon's experience co-writing with literary giants like Hunter S. Thompson and Paul Muldoon, and how that experience carved the path into Zevon's final album "The Wind." The Practical Realities of Creativity: Noah Scot Snyder reflects on working with a meticulous artist who pushed the limits of early digital recording technology while mentoring a young engineer in the process. The Lost Tapes: The pair reveal that the Master tapes for 'Life'll Kill Ya' are lost and only because of Zevon & Snyder's foresight were the tapes for his follow up album "The Wind" preserved & stored properly. Why This Episode Matters: 'Life'll Kill Ya' and 'My Ride's Here' represent two of Zevon's most introspective and uncompromising works, created during a period of significant personal and professional transformation. Through the anecdotes, humor, and heartfelt reflections of those who knew him best, this episode offers an intimate portrait of a man who refused to compromise his artistic vision. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to Warren Zevon's music, this conversation sheds light on the creative genius and enduring legacy of one of rock's most distinctive voices.   This is the third part of a three part tribute to Zevon, check my channel for the other two episodes featuring amazing interviews with Zevon's closest collaborators including Jorge Calderón, Waddy Wachtel, Noah Scot Snyder, Bob Glaub and guest host Shooter Jennings. Like, subscribe, and follow us on Instagram and YouTube @alldayvinyl to stay connected with Legends Podcast. Special thanks to Tom Hatfield and Bob Emrich for their help recording this episode.  

What happens when a legendary artist turns his final days into one of the most celebrated albums of all time? In this gripping oral history of Warren Zevon's Grammy-winning swan song, The Wind, we unravel the stories behind the music, the heartbreak, and the triumph. Featuring exclusive insights from Jorge Calderón, Warren's lifelong collaborator and The Wind co-producer, and Noah Scot-Snyder, the album's co-producer, engineer and mixer, this episode takes you behind the curtain of Zevon's bittersweet journey. Hear how Zevon defied the odds, transforming a terminal diagnosis into a creative explosion and how close the album came from not being completed. From emotional songwriting and recording sessions to unforgettable moments like Bruce Springsteen breaking an amplifier during his blistering guitar session. Discover how Ry Cooder, Don Henley, Joe Walsh, Jim Keltner, Emmylou Harris, and more rallied to honor Warren's legacy, creating an album that transcended time, grief, and circumstance. Jorge and Noah recount Warren's humor and vulnerability, like the night he decided to record "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" in Billy Bob Thornton's basement or Zevon's insistence on crafting "Keep Me In Your Heart," even when the pain felt insurmountable. You'll hear about the magic of “Rest of the Night,” a rowdy anthem with Tom Petty and Mike Campbell born from Zevon's last moments of levity, and the emotional toll the process took on those closest to him. This episode isn't just about music—it's about life, legacy, and the stories that make great art unforgettable. If you love music history, legendary collaborations, or just a raw, unfiltered look at the human spirit, this is a must-listen. Thank you very much to Bob Emrich and Tom Hatfield for their assistance recording this episode.

Welcome to the LEGENDS: Podcast by All Day Vinyl, hosted by Scott Dudelson. In this very special episode, we dive into the genius and madness of the great Warren Zevon via a dynamic roundtable reuniting three of his longtime collaborators - Waddy Wachtel, Jorge Calderón and Bob Glaub - and our guest co-host, avowed Zevon super fan producer/musician Shooter Jennings.  Part one of this three part tribute to Warren Zevon features a treasure trove of insights, anecdotes and wild tales across the decades that marked Zevon's legacy, from his time playing with The Everly Brothers in the early 1970's through the writing and recording of Mr. Bad Example in 1991. Bringing to life Zevon's Self Titled album (1976); Excitable Boy (1978); Bad Luck Streak in Dancing School (1980); and Mr. Bad Example (1991) our guests share incredible stories and intimate details of the recording, writing and creative process that add vibrant color to his remarkable body of work. In this episode Shooter Jennings and I host three former collaborators who reunite to reflect with humor and emotion on their making of this legendary catalog. The guests include Waddy Wachtel who produced and co-wrote on the albums Excitable Boy, The Envoy, Mr. Bad Example and whose distinctive guitar can be heard on these and other albums throughout Zevon's career; Jorge Calderón, one of Warrens closest friends and career long co-writers (Veracruz, Jungle Work, Keep Me In Your Heart) as well as the producer of Zevon's grammy winning final album - The Wind (which will be a focus of Part 2 in this series); and Bob Glaub, legendary touring and session bass player who can be heard all over Warrens Self Titled album, Excitable Boy, The Envoy and Mr. Bad Example. Co-hosting this episode is Grammy winning musician/producer Shooter Jennings, a Zevon super fan who in 2023 released a live Zevon covers album with his project the “Werewolves of Los Angeles” (check it out here: ffm.to/dozevon) Shooter and I delve into the untold stories of his Zevon's most iconic songs and reflect on his immense talent and unique personality. Warren Zevon is a musical icon who left an indelible mark on rock and roll.  Stay tuned for part 2 & 3 of the series which will focus on Life'll Kill Ya, My Ride's Here and The Wind featuring an in depth conversation with Jorge Calderón (producer and co-writer of The Wind) and Noah Scot Snyder (engineer on The Wind & My Ride's Here).    

Welcome to the LEGENDS: Podcast by All Day Vinyl, hosted by Scott Dudelson. In this episode, Scott sits down with the legendary Colin Blunstone, co-founder and lead singer of The Zombies, to discuss his incredible life and career.  On a previous podcast episode of LEGENDS: Podcast by All Day Vinyl with my guest, Zombies co-founder Rod Argent, we discussed the early days of The Zombies up through the recording of their masterpiece "Odessey and Oracle."  In this chat with Colin Blunstone we start off discussing the recording of "Odessey and Oracle" and work our way through the band's break up after the completion of that album and Colin's short journey outside the music industry.  Another focus of this chat is Colin's excellent solo output in the early 1970's and we dive deep into the albums "One Year" and "Ennismore" as well as Colin's work with Alan Parsons Project.  Colin also opens up about Rod Argent's 2024 health scare and the impact on the band's future, the intriguing saga of the fake Zombies in the late 60's that featured members of ZZ Top, and his latest EP, "Less Is More." Don't miss this insightful conversation with a true music legend. Subscribe, rate, and follow us on Instagram and YouTube at All Day Vinyl for more episodes and updates!

Welcome to the LEGENDS: Podcast by All Day Vinyl, hosted by Scott Dudelson. In this episode, we are thrilled to speak with a music legend and a pivotal figure in the evolution of progressive bluegrass, Jerry Douglas. Jerry Douglas, a 16-time Grammy Award winner and recent Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame inductee, has been a trailblazer since the early 1970s. Known for his innovative work with artists like J.D. Crowe & New South, Alison Krauss, and his contributions to over 2,000 album sessions, Jerry has continually pushed the boundaries of bluegrass music. Join us as we discuss his upcoming solo album, "The Set," featuring re-recordings of some of his classic solo tracks, and explore key moments from his illustrious career. Jerry shares fascinating stories from his time with J.D. Crowe & The New South, his experiences with Eric Claption & the Transatlantic Sessions, and his views on the future of bluegrass with rising stars like Billy Strings and Molly Tuttle. Don't miss this deep dive into the past, present, and future of bluegrass with one of its most influential artists. Tune in to hear Jerry Douglas' insights, anecdotes, and the passion that continues to drive his remarkable journey in music.

Welcome to the LEGENDS: Podcast by All Day Vinyl, hosted by Scott Dudelson. In this episode, we dive deep into the life and career of Guns N' Roses keyboard player Dizzy Reed. Dizzy shares fascinating stories from his early days making music in Colorado, his move to Los Angeles in the 1980's and life on the Sunset Strip, joining Guns N' Roses during the "Use Your Illusion" sessions and performing with the band for over 30 years, forming his covers project, Hookers & Blow, his upcoming 2024 solo release "Rock and Roll Choose Me" and conversation about some of his top influences and favorite albums of all time In this in-depth, career retrospective conversation, Dizzy opens up about the challenges and triumphs of his musical career with a focus on great Rock and Roll stories. This episode is a must listen for any fan of Guns N' Roses and Dizzy's solo career. Dizzy is a true Rock and Roll legend and this episode delivers the goods. If you enjoyed this episode of the LEGENDS: Podcast by All Day Vinyl please rate, follow and subscribe

Welcome to the LEGENDS: Podcast by All Day Vinyl, hosted by Scott Dudelson. In this episode, we delve into the journey of one of the most iconic power pop singer-songwriters of the 1990's, Robin Wilson of the Gin Blossoms. Join us as we explore the band's rise to fame and the genesis of  classic hits like "Allison Road," "Hey Jealousy," "Follow You Down," and "Till I Hear It From You." Robin shares fascinating stories from his early days working at record stores, the formation and evolution of the Gin Blossoms, and the creative process behind some of their most beloved songs. Hear about the band's upcoming co-headlining tour with Toad the Wet Sprocket and the special bond they share, dating back to their first tour together 32 years ago. In a candid and heartfelt conversation, Robin opens up about the challenges and triumphs of his musical career, the impact of band dynamics, and the legacy of the late Doug Hopkins. This episode is a treasure trove for fans of the Gin Blossoms and anyone who loves a good rock and roll story. Don't miss out on this intimate look into the life and music of Robin Wilson, a true legend in the world of power pop. If you enjoyed this episode of the LEGENDS: Podcast by All Day Vinyl please rate, follow and subscribe

In this episode of the LEGENDS: Podcast by All Day Vinyl, host Scott Dudelson sits down with Rock and Roll bass legend Harvey Brooks and we talk about some extraordinary moments in his storied career. This in-depth interview we focus on a few specific points in Harvey's career during the 1960's - working with Bob Dylan during the "Highway 61 Revisited" sessions and subsequent tour, forming and working with Electric Flag with Mike Bloomfield, performing on Miles Davis "Bitches Brew" and a legendary impromptu jam session between Harvey, Jim Morrison, Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin. Harvey is one of the early innovators of rock and roll bass and his story is amazing and so important to the history of music.  The episode includes incredible anecdotes and stories about Bob Dylan, The Band (Robbie Robertson + Levon Helm), Mike Bloomfield, Miles Davis, Albert Grossman, Teo Maceo, Miles Davis, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison and others.   If you like the podcast episode please rate, subscribe and share.    

In this episode of the LEGENDS: Podcast by All Day Vinyl, host Scott Dudelson sits down with pop-funk singer/songwriter Nick Heyward of Haircut 100 whose 1982 album Pelican West featured a string of iconic hits including 'Love Plus One' and 'Favorite Shirts." Over the last 25 years, Haircut 100 has reunited several times for UK shows, and in 2024, the original band will embark on their first USA tour in 40 years, sharing the bill with ABC and Howard Jones.  In this episode, Nick and I delve into the early days of Haircut 100, their rise to fame, and the cultural waves that influenced their unique pop-funk sound. We explore the band's journey from the streets of London to their groundbreaking success, and how their music evolved over time. Nick also shares stories from their memorable US tour in the early '80s, the challenges that came with sudden fame, and the eventual disbandment. We discuss his solo career, working with legendary producer Geoff Emerick, and the bittersweet reality of going solo. Looking forward, Nick talks about the band's upcoming US tour, the excitement of reuniting, and the joy of creating new music together. He reflects on the band's enduring friendship and the management that now supports their journey. Join us for a nostalgic and insightful conversation with Nick Hayward, as we celebrate the legacy of Haircut 100 and look forward to their future endeavors. Thank you for listening to the Legends Podcast by All Day Vinyl. If you enjoyed this episode, please rate it, share it, subscribe, and follow us and check us out at All Day Vinyl on Instagram and YouTube.

In this episode of the LEGENDS: Podcast by All Day Vinyl, host Scott Dudelson sits down with Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, co-founder and lead singer of The Hollies, Allan Clarke. This in-depth interview takes us through the early days of Allan's musical journey with Graham Nash in the late 1950's, the formation of The Hollies, his experiences with legendary artists including The Rolling Stones (who he recorded with), The Beatles, Crosby, Stills, Nash and the incredible evolution of The Hollies during the 1960's and 1970's. We discuss the creation of iconic hits like "Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress," "Bus Stop," "The Air That I Breathe," and "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother," the impact of Graham Nash leaving the band in the late 60's and Allan's return to music in 2019 after nearly 30 years away from the scene.  And there is so much more in-between that we discuss. Allan is one of the early innovators of rock and roll history and his story is amazing and so important to music history.  His music has brought me so much joy over the years and I loved chatting with him and I hope you also love the stories he shares, i was in awe listening to them. If you like the podcast episode please rate, subscribe and share.  I appreciate the support!  

Welcome to the LEGENDS: Podcast by All Day Vinyl, hosted by Scott Dudelson.  In this episode, we dive into the extraordinary career of Bob Glaub, a legendary touring and session musician whose bass playing has graced hundreds of recordings since the 1970's. Glaub's impressive credits include Jackson Browne's "The Pretender," Stevie Nicks' "Edge of Seventeen" Warren Zevon's "Excitable Boy," and albums by John Lennon, Rod Stewart, John Fogerty, Linda Ronstadt, and many more. Bob shares fascinating anecdotes from his time in the studio, including his first recording session with Jesse Ed Davis, the chaotic yet exhilarating experience of working on John Lennon's "Rock 'n' Roll" sessions with Phil Spector, and his long-standing collaborations with iconic artists like Jackson Browne and Warren Zevon. He also discusses his experiences touring with Linda Ronstadt and the unique dynamics of working with renowned producers such as Peter Asher and Jimmy Iovine. Join us for an in-depth conversation filled with behind-the-scenes stories and insights into the life of a musician who has left an indelible mark on the music history

Welcome to the LEGENDS: Podcast by All Day Vinyl. In this episode, our host Scott Dudelson sits down with the Grammy-winning producer, guitarist, and bandleader Pete Anderson. We  dive deep into some of Anderson's most impactful productions including his work with Dwight Yoakam, Roy Orbison, Meat Puppets and an incredible story of playing in a band with legendary session drummer Jim Gordon weeks before Gordon tragically killed his mother in 1983. Pete candidly shares tales from his Detroit upbringing where he first discovered his passion for Jazz, Motown R&B, and blues. He talks with enthusiasm about tour experiences, collaborations, and his path from a young Elvis fan to a Grammys winning producer. Pete and go in depth about his career and life with a particular focus on Anderson's early days, playing with Jim Gordon in the Blue Monkey's, meeting Dwight Yoakam and recording iconic albums with Dwight, producing KD Lang, Roy Orbison, Meat Puppets, Buck Owens, Thelonious Monster and others.  Anderson shares incredible stories leading up the current day where he shares info about a new record by George Ducas he just produced, as well as a new book that reveals his producing technique with specific tips. If you like this episode please rate, follow and subscribe.    

In this episode of the LEGENDS: Podcast by All Day Vinyl, host Scott Dudelson engages an in-depth conversation with Jesse Colin Young, co-founder and lead singer of the legendary band, the Youngbloods. During this special episode, Young reflects on his riveting six-decade-long career, from the timeless anthems of the Youngbloods to his impactful solo journey. As we dive deep into Young's career, he shares his enduring bond with the songs he penned during the inspiring '70s singer-songwriter movement and reflects on his experiences recording in solitude, battling stage fright and recording iconic songs. Young shares tales from the Greenwich Village folk scene of the early 1960's and details an open mic event where he encounters Buzzy Linhart singing 'Get Together' - a song that would change his life and become one of the most important songs of the 1960's.  We talk about the recording of "Soul of a City Boy' in one take - Young's first album in 1964, as well as reflections on the studio sessions with Felix Pappalardi on the first Youngbloods album (which featured "Get Together") Young shares anecdotes from his San Francisco days, his move to the countryside, engagement with the SF psychedelic scene, the creation process behind the acclaimed album, ‘Elephant Mountain', his connection with Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin (who covered Young's song "Darkness, Darkness") and the recent digital release of his solo catalog including "Perfect Stranger" a solo album recorded in 1982 and just released digitally for the first time.  Jesse Colin Young is a fantastic storyteller and vividly shared stories from his 60 year career.  I loved chatting with him and I hope you enjoy the conversation too! If you like this episode please rate, follow and subscribe.

Welcome to the LEGENDS: Podcast by All Day Vinyl.  In this episode, our host Scott Dudelson leads a conversation with legendary drummer Matt Sorum of Guns N' Roses, The Cult, Velvet Revolver, Kings of Chaos and more.  Our chat spans a wide range of rock and roll topics including Sorum's work with Billy Gibbons, including producing Gibbons' 2021 solo album 'Hardwire,"  Sorum's friendship with Lemmy of Motorhead and the wisdom Ringo Starr shared regarding the Guns N' Roses "Not In This Lifetime"  reunion concerts.  Sorum also shares incredible stories behind couple iconic photographs: a photo of The Cult taken for NME magazine cover from 1989 & Guns N' Roses Rolling Stone magazine cover from 1991.  Sorum is an awesome storyteller and shares many amazing anecdotes about his career and the legends with whom he plays and produces.  We loved chatting with him and we hope you enjoy the conversation too.  If you like the episode please rate, follow, subscribe and tell your friends about the LEGENDS: Podcast by All Day Vinyl. We appreciate the support. Thank you!  

In this episode of the LEGENDS: Podcast by All Day Vinyl, our host Scott Dudelson speaks with Sam Clayton and Scott Sharrard, two members of one of the greatest American bands of all time - Little Feat. Sam and Scott join the LEGENDS podcast to discuss the bands amazing legacy, their new blues album "Sam's Place" which features Sam Clayton singing lead vocals on every song, Little Feat history and a sneak peek of a new album, already completed, and featuring brand new Little Feat songs and eyed for a 2025 release.  Sam Clayton has been a member of Little Feat since 1972 and in this episode we not only discuss his time in Little Feat but his work with Delaney & Bonnie and his stint playing with Jimmy Buffett & The Coral Reefer Band during Feat's hiatus in the 1980's.  Little Feat newest member singer/guitarist Scott Sharrard also shares tales from his storied history which includes playing in blues clubs as a teenager with legends like Hubert Sumlin, Pinetop Perkins as well as his role as music director for Gregg Allman.  These two share many great stories and I hope you enjoy! Thank you for listening and if you enjoy this episode please like, rate and subscribe/follow.  We appreciate the support!       

Welcome to the latest episode of the LEGENDS by All Day Vinyl.  In this episode, our host Scott Dudelson leads an intimate and compelling discussion with alternative rock legend, Ed Roland, singer/songwriter/lead guitarist of Collective Soul. Our conversation begins with the band's latest album, "Here to Eternity,"  recorded at the legendary Elvis Presley's home and then dives into an exploration of vinyl records and the eclectic inspirations from which Ed derives songwriting inspiration. Our chat explores personal encounters with music legends, including the time Ed approached Billy Joel to coax him into writing new music, surprising revelations about Collective Soul's debut album "Hints, Allegations and Things Left Unsaid" and his recollections touring with Van Halen and the sage wisdom Eddie would provide that still resonates to this day. Ed's passion and love of the songwriting and music making shines through in this episode and I'm excited to share this conversation with you. If you enjoyed this episode please rate, like, subscribe and share.  Follow us at YouTube & Instagram @AllDayVinyl      

In this episode of LEGENDS: Podcast by All Day Vinyl, host Scott Dudelson explores the extraordinary life and career of four-time Grammy-winning artist, Deniece Williams.  From humble beginnings in Gary, Indiana, to gracing the global stage with her iconic songs, Williams shares the stories and lessons learned from her remarkable journey. Listeners are given a front row seat as Williams recalls her time working with Stevie Wonder on his Talking Book album, touring with The Rolling Stones during their infamous 1972 tour of the USA, showing Stevie Wonder how to drive and how her solo career was kicked off with chance encounter with Maurice White of Earth, Wind and Fire. We discuss the making of her debut album "This is Niecy" which was recorded with Earth, Wind and Fire as the backing band and brought Deniece her first taste of stardom, her work with Johnny Mathis and meeting Prince Charles with Johnny.  How she convinced George Duke to make "Lets Hear it for The Boy" which ended up being her largest pop hit and the time her studio was turned Purple by Prince.  This episode invites audiences to delve deeper into Deniece's partnerships with industry greats like George Duke and Thom Bell, highlighting the creative processes and insights that led to the creation of her enduring hits. The discussion not only celebrates her illustrious musical journey but also emphasizes her dedication to giving back to her community and paving the way for future generations. Capturing the perseverance, grit and unwavering spirit that marked Deniece's career, this episode provides a glimpse into the unique experiences and profound influence of this living legend. -- Please rate and subscribe after you listen - thank you!

In this second part of the LEGENDS: Podcast by All Day Vinyl interview with music producer Mark Howard, host Scott Dudelson speaks with Howard to look behind the scenes on the recording of Neil Young's Le Noise & Tom Waits Real Gone album sessions, and remixing of Joni Mitchell's debut album "Song to a Seagull" Immerse yourself in the world legends as Howard shares first-hand accounts of their quirks and idiosyncrasies.  In the first part of the episode we dig into the production of Le Noise by Neil Young which was produced by Daniel Lanois and recorded/mixed by Mark Howard.  Howard shares some incredible stories about the way Neil Young work and his creative process. Learn how the full moon and a single marijuana joint helped shape Neil Young's song "Hitchhiker," perhaps the centerpiece of the album. In the second part of the episode we dig into Tom Waits production of Real Gone with Howard sharing some incredible stories about Waits' unique style of production, recording and writing.   In the final part we talk about Howard's work with Joni Mitchell on remixing her first album "Song to A Seagull" which was originally produced by David Crosby in 1968.  Howard shares details of those sessions and great stories about how Joni aimed to achieve the sound she wanted for her first album. Get a glimpse into the world of iconic musicians and a rare peek into the behind-the-scenes intricacies of music production. If you like Neil Young, Joni Mitchell and Tom Waits in-studio stories, this episode delievers the goods. Please Rate and Subscribe if you like this content.  Also check us out on YouTube for the video interview @alldayvinyl and on Instagram @alldayvinyl    

In this episode of the LEGENDS: Podcast by All Day Vinyl, host Scott Dudelson explores the life and career of Ricky Byrd, a 2015 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee for his work as guitarist in Joan Jett and the Blackhearts. Our conversation spans Byrds early beginnings, the impact of his collaborations with music legends like Steve Marriott, Joan Jett & Roger Daltrey, his inspiring journey to sobriety, the new music he is making on Little Steven Van Zandt's Wicked Cool record label, and the impact Bryd has made as a 'recovery troubadour' We dive deep into Byrd's musical journey, shedding light on his experiences and influences that have helped shape his rock and roll sound. Byrd shares stories from the heart of the New York City rock scene in the 70s and 80s, hanging with Steve Marriott and seeing The Runaways at CBGB's, the destruction his addiction caused and the inspiration he draws for his new music including his new tribute to Jeff Beck, 'Rhapsody in Blues' Byrd shares his personal struggle with addiction and the steps he took towards recovery. His raw and comforting account offers insight into the challenges faced by many people in the music industry and the world at large. This episode extends beyond just a nostalgic journey, providing an insightful lens into the power of resilience and an artist still creating and rocking. -- Thank you for tuning in!  If you like the podcast please rate, subscribe and check out our other episodes with music legends. Thank you!

Welcome to the LEGENDS Podcast by All Day Vinyl, hosted by Scott Dudelson. Our guest is rock and roll icon Duff McKagan, founding member of Guns N' Roses, Velvet Revolver & Loaded. This in depth conversation digs deep into McKagan's songwriting style, influences and process as well as the evolution of his solo work from loud rock to singer-songwriter over the last 10 years. We also dive into McKagan's creative journey, particularly over the pandemic year, a period that teased out some of his most fruitful inspirations and his latest album "Lighthouse." In addition to digging deep into his creative process, McKagan talks about the status of his unreleased album 'Beautiful Disease,' Mark Lanegan's legacy and influence, working and learning from Iggy Pop, the current status of The Neurotic Outsiders, creating music with Chad Smith and Andrew Watt as the new 'Wrecking Crew' and his dedication to the craft of songwriting. This conversation is an essential listen for fans of Duff McKagan and those eager to explore the songwriting process of a rock legend. -- Please Rate & Subscribe if you enjoy this episode, Thank You!  

In this episode of the LEGENDS Podcast by All Day Vinyl, our host Scott Dudelson speaks with a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, country rock pioneer and co-founder of Buffalo Springfield & Poco - Richie Furay. Furay describes his extraordinary musical journey which has spanned over four decades and his intriguing transition from a rock star to a pastor, and an in-depth recollection of his time with The Buffalo Springfield and Poco. This episode offers a unique ride through music history as Richie Furay discusses the days before Buffalo Springfield's meeting & playing with Stephen Stills in a small apartment, meeting Neil Young on Sunset Strip and recollections of the early days of the band, through the making of Buffalo Springfield Again. Furay talks about the songs he sings written by and about Neil Young, the unique curiosities and co-writes that make up the album "Last Time Around," (Hard to Wait, The Hour of Not Quite Rain), the infamous police raid in 1968 that found Neil Young, Eric Clapton and Richie hauled to a Los Angeles jail, the first meeting with Rusty Young, the exit of Randy Meisner from Poco, Furay's relationship with Gram Parsons and later transition to ministering. Fans of Buffalo Springfield and Poco will find this episode particularly engaging and will shed further insights onto the music that you already love. Be sure to check out other episodes of LEGENDS: Podcast by All Day Vinyl for more interviews with legendary musicians. Editors Note: Interview conducted March 2024

In this exclusive episode of LEGENDS: Podcast by All Day Vinyl, host Scott Dudelson speaks to one of the greatest guitarists in Rock and Roll History - Robby Krieger of The Doors. As founding member and guitarist of The Doors, Krieger wrote some of the bands most iconic songs including "Light My Fire," "Love Her Madly" and "Touch Me." Over the last forty years Krieger has carved out a career as a jazz/instrumental musician releasing nearly a dozen albums over that time (not including his collaboration with former Doors members in The Butts Band which we discuss in this episode) More recently Krieger has been performing with his jazz-funk instrumental group, The Soul Savages, which recently released their debut album (and its a super great album!).   In this episode Dudelson and Robby dive deep into the new Soul Savages album as well as Robby's new autobiography "Set the Night On Fire" which details his life in The Doors and beyond. Providing a rare glimpse into Krieger's creative process, we discuss the making of The Soul Savages album and lay out the case why its Robby's best solo work to date. We also discuss a wide range of topics including The Butts Band, how Robby got the nickname The Worm,' the human side of Jim Morrison, the making of "American Prayer," who Robby thinks does a great job covering Jim Morrison singing, as well as Kriegers personal battles with substance abuse, the mythos of The Doors, Robby's favorite Doors album/song and much more. This episode is a great listen for any fan of The Doors, Robby Krieger and Rock and Roll History.

In this episode of LEGENDS: Podcast by All Day Vinyl, host Scott Dudelson speaks with one of the most recorded session  musicians of all time - Waddy Wachtel.  Wachtel has created, collaborated, and contributed to some of the most iconic songs in history as a long time collaborator Stevie Nicks (touring with her for over 40 years and playing the legendary riff on "Edge of Seventeen"), Warren Zevon (producing three albums for Warren and co-writing "Warewolves of London"), James Taylor, Linda Ronstadt and most recently the Immediate Family (featuring other legendary session musicians Danny Kortchmar, Leland Sklar, Russ Kunkel & Steve Postell) Wachtel delves into his storied career, recounting experiences with musical luminaries such as James Taylor, Carole King, Linda Ronstadt, Warren Zevon and Stevie Nicks and Keith Richards. He shares tales from the recording studios, the highs of touring, and the instant chemistry of working with the members of the Immediate Family. Anecdotes of classic songs' journeys, his style of arranging and performing an instrumental part to a song, the evolution of music production techniques over decades, are all part of this engrossing narrative. Beyond the storytelling, the episode also explores Wachtel's involvement with the Immediate Family's latest album, "Skin of the Game" and the amazing "Immediate Family" documentary which is available to stream online. The episode is a treasure trove of insights, detailing the milestones of an illustrious career and the fascinating intricacies of the music industry from Wachtel perspective.  Cover photo of Waddy Wachtel by Scott Dudelson

In this episode of LEGENDS: Podcast by All Day Vinyl, host Scott Dudelson speaks with Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Stu Cook, The iconic bass player and co-founder of the Creedence Clearwater Revival. Cook takes us on an incredible journey, sharing intricate details of his music career from CCR to his work with Roky Erickson. Listen as Cook unveils the highs and lows of his career with Creedence Clearwater Revival and his profound bond with his long-term music companion, Doug 'Cosmo' Clifford. A treasure trove of captivating anecdotes & reflections, the episode offers an immersive exploration into the history of CCR from their early beginning in Junior High, first tastes of stardom to their performance at Royal Albert Hall in 1970. Dive into the backstage reality and the interpersonal dynamics that fostered the band's journey as Cook recalls the birth of "Born on the Bayou" during soundcheck, internal dissensions, legal quagmires, and challenges that shadowed Creedence Clearwater Revival. Cook presents an unfiltered perspective into the band's glorious legacy. This conversation also spotlights Cook's stint producing Roky Erickson and stories from the making of the album "The Evil One." This episode captures the ins and outs of an iconic rock and roll career. A must-hear for classic rock enthusiasts.

Discover the incredible journey of the legendary 1960's San Francisco Country-Psych Rock band, Moby Grape in this episode of the Legends:Podcast by All Day Vinyl featuring founding member, singer/guitarist Peter Lewis of the Moby Grape.  In conversation with host Scott Dudelson, Lewis talks about his new album "Imagination" and shares incredible stories about Skip Spence including the infamous incident where he attempted to attack drummer Don Stevenson with an Axe while believing he was the reincarnation of Alexander the Great, the amazing story behind the iconic Moby Grape debut album cover photo, his recollections of being offered acid by David Crosby at Monterey Pop Festival and so much more. Listeners get a mesmerizing glance into Peter's life from his early beginnings to his current album, all while experiencing the history of one of San Francisco's seminal 1960s bands.  This episode paints an in-depth portrait of the band's trials and tribulations including being ripped off by their manager as well as its high points and the chances of a future Moby Grape reunion concert. Make sure to stay tuned to the 'Legends Podcast' for more behind-the-scene peeks into music history. Please subscribe, rate, and follow us on Instagram and YouTube at All Day Vinyl to stay updated with our latest episodes.

In this episode of LEGENDS Podcast by All Day Vinyl, host Scott Dudelson interviews Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Felix Cavaliere, singer of the classic 1960's band The (Young) Rascals.  With a decorated history that includes induction into Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Songwriters Hall of Fame, Musicians Hall of Fame and Grammy Hall of Fame, Cavaliere dives deep into his musical career and shares anecdotes surrounding some of the most important moments in early Rock and Roll History including the recording of "Good Lovin" & "Groovin,"  the writing of "People Gotta Be Free," (a song Springsteen called the defining of his generation), changing the bands name from 'Rascals' to 'Young Rascals' and finally back to 'Rascals,' The Beatles Shea Stadium concert & Cavaliere's vivid recollections working in the Atlantic Records studio. Cavaliere is a true LEGEND and his life and music made a profound impact on rock and roll history. Follow @alldayvinyl on Instagram and please like and subscribe after you watch this video. 

In this episode of the LEGENDS Podcast by All Day Vinyl, host Scott Dudelson sits down for the first of two conversations with legendary producer, recordist and mixer, Mark Howard. This discussion provides an in-depth look into the triumphs and conflicts recording/mixing Bob Dylan's Time out of Mind and Oh Mercy records. Through honest reflections on the album creation, Howard shares his insights into Dylan's unique songwriting genius, their collaborative efforts, and tumultuous studio experiences during these recording sessions.  Mark Howard is a LEGEND and known for inventing soundscapes with Daniel Lanois and recording/mixing legendary albums for Bob Dylan (Time Out of Mind, Oh Mercy), Iggy Pop (Avenue B, American Caesar), R.E.M (Monster, Automatic for the People), Neil Young (Le Noise), Tom Waits (Real Gone), Lucinda Williams (World Without Tears), Emmylou Harris (Wrecking Ball), U2 (All That You Can't Leave Behind), Willie Nelson (Teatro) and many more. His pioneering technique known as "guerrilla recording," has helped inform the sound of all these albums and during this episode Mark discusses the art of abandoning traditional studios for recording in unconventional locations and spaces. This deep dive is a must listen for any fan of Bob Dylan, especially those interested in the creation and recording of the classic albums - Time out of Mind and Oh Mercy.

In this engaging episode of the Legends Podcast by All Day Vinyl, join our host Scott Dudelson as he converses with Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee and co-founder of the Zombies, Rod Argent. From his early days in music to his stunning 60-year career with the Zombies, delve into the inspirations, obstacles, and successes that mark Argent's vast musical journey. Spanning from the golden era of the 60s to the present day, hear about the creation of some of the Zombies' iconic hits like "She's Not There" and "Time of the Season," how they broke into the United States market, and the forming, struggle, and eventual splitting of the band. Argent further uncovers the behind-the-scenes reality of the music industry of the 1960s, illustrating tales of fake Zombies bands touring the US, including one featuring future members of ZZ Top, and how authenticity and passion play a significant role in their music creation process. Discover the real story of The Zombies, a band that continues to leave a lasting imprint on the history of rock & roll as they approach their 60th anniversary.

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Dave Mason talks to the Dude @AllDayVinyl in this archival interview from August 2020.  The chat covers Dave Mason's re-interpretation of his classic album "Alone Together" as well as key moments in his history with Traffic, Delaney & Bonnie, solo career, Gram Parsons and short stint with Derek & The Dominos. Subscribe and follow me on Instagram @Alldayvinyl

Nils Lofgren shares incredible stories about his career with Neil Young & Crazy Horse, Ringo Starr, Bruce Springsteen & E Street Band, Grin, David Briggs and so much more in this career spanning interview with a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member and true legend.  Check out both Nils' latest album 'Mountains' which was released in July 2023 and features contributions from Neil Young, Ringo Starr, David Crosby and many others; and his streaming show 'Rockality' which is available for download on his website and features Nils sharing more stories and recollections about his life and career.