Podcast appearances and mentions of steve fossen

On this episode of The City's Backyard Podcast we  go out to Seattle, Washington to chat with Steve Fossen Co Founder and Original HEART Bassist about his days in HEART! Today Steve is in a new band called HEART by HEART! The Story of Heart By HeartThe original rhythm section for Heart - one of classic rock's most successful and revered bands - is still locked in and delivering those iconic songs as faithfully as possible, says bassist and co-founding member Steve Fossen (a member of Heart from 1969 to 1982), of his band Heart By Heart. Along with former Heart drummer Michael Derosier (1975-1982), vocalist Somar Macek, Lizzy Daymont on guitar, keyboards and vocals, and guitarist Chad Quist, Fossen says Heart By Heart is committed to playing the music with as much reverence and respect as possible. “Our mission is to perform the classic Heart music as faithfully as we can,” according to Fossen. Heart By Heart began organically as a duo when Fossen met vocalist Somar Macek in 2008. “We started out playing dinner parties, bistros and jam nights around town,” Fossen said of the musical pairing. By 2009, Fossen and Macek were a couple and have since married. “We were so in love, we decided to call the project Heart by Heart,” Fossen says. When booking agents began requesting a full band, Fossen welcomed the opportunity to once again play professionally with Derosier while sharing the stage with his new love, Somar. Heart By Heart presents a powerful, dynamic show that includes all the favorite Heart hits such as Barracuda, Straight On, Crazy On You and Magic Man, as well as deep album cuts that Heart fans will love. “We take the music very seriously,” said Fossen. “Ann and Nancy Wilson are rock's premiere sisters, and with Heart By Heart, we respect and honor that music we made together.” Aside from regular repeat appearances around their Pacific Northwest home base, Heart By Heart has been touring the US since 2014, taking their show on the road to Performing Arts Centers, indoor and outdoor theaters, casinos, fairs and festivals. Fossen says that one of the most rewarding aspects of Heart By Heart is meeting with fans, who are encouraged to bring Heart memorabilia to shows for the Rock & Roll Hall of Famers to sign afterwards. “We have people coming up to us after shows with tears in their eyes,” he said. “They thank us for bringing back memories of those days. Somar and I started singing these songs out a pure love for the material, and now that we've branched out and are touring around the country, it's really rewarding to talk to fans and hear their stories and memories.” For more click on the website! https://www.heartbyheart.com

What shall we talk about this week? Probably not really about this comic book. How about we talk about a specific organ that is explicitly talked about in this issue? Yes, I am talking about hair.....wait....no....that is not right......I am talking about the heart. But what heart are we talking about?  First of all, I will go ahead and give all credit to Wikipedia for what you are about to read. I am not that original. And I really do not want to be that creative. I think this is just more fun. Heart is an American rock band formed in 1973 in Seattle, Washington. The band evolved from previous projects led by founding members Roger Fisher (guitar) and Steve Fossen (bass guitar), including The Army (1967–1969), Hocus Pocus (1969–1970), and White Heart (1970–1973). Heart is a framework developed by Google to help the products and development teams to make decisions that serve business and user-centered. Heart is a framework for mobile design and metrics. It is an acronym that stands for happiness, engagement, adoption, retention and task success. Included by Gartner as a design approach that accommodates mobile interface issues such as partial user attention and interruption. Heart is a 1987 American sports drama film directed by James Lemmo (in his directorial debut), from a screenplay by Lemmo and Randy Jurgensen, who also produced the film. It stars Brad Davis, Jesse Doran, Steve Buscemi, Frank Adu, Sam Gray, Billy Costello, and Frances Fisher. A punch-drunk boxer is set up as an easy win for an up-and-coming young boxer in this melodrama. The highlight of the film is the performance of Steve Buscemi as the oily, mob-connected fight promoter Nicky. Eddie (Brad Davis) is the addle-brained boxer Nicky hangs out to dry for quick money. Heart of Midlothian Football Club, commonly known as Hearts, is a professional football club in Edinburgh, Scotland. The team competes in the Scottish Premiership, the top division of Scottish football. Hearts, the oldest and most successful football club in the Scottish capital, was formed in 1874, its name influenced by Walter Scott's novel The Heart of Midlothian. The club crest is based on the Heart of Midlothian mosaic on the city's Royal Mile; the team's colors are maroon and white. The Heart Nebula (also known as the Running dog nebula, IC 1805, Sharpless 2-190) is an emission nebula, 7500 light years away from Earth and located in the Perseus Arm of the Galaxy in the constellation Cassiopeia. It was discovered by William Herschel on 3 November 1787. It displays glowing ionized hydrogen gas and darker dust lanes. "Heart" is a song by English synth-pop duo Pet Shop Boys from their second studio album, Actually (1987). It was released as the album's fourth and final single on 21 March 1988 by Parlophone. The song topped the UK Singles Chart for three weeks in April 1988, becoming the duo's fourth and final chart-topper to date in the United Kingdom. Its music video was directed by Jack Bond and filmed in Yugoslavia. The group had initially written the song for Madonna, though they never asked her to record it, instead keeping it for themselves. Heart Peaks, originally known as the Heart Mountains, is a mountain massif in the Northern Interior of British Columbia, Canada. It is 90 km (56 mi) northwest of the small community of Telegraph Creek and just southwest of Callison Ranch. With a maximum elevation of 2,012 m (6,601 ft), it rises above the surrounding landscape on the Nahlin Plateau, which is part of the western Stikine Plateau. Heart Peaks has been an area of prospecting since the 1980s with the discovery of precious metals. The Heart is a 2014 realistic and medical fiction novel by the French author Maylis de Kerangal. It chronicles the events immediately following the death of 19-year-old Simon Limbres in a car accident. In particular, The Heart focuses on the transplantation of Simon's heart and how it affects those involved in the process, including Simon's parents, the physicians, the nurses, the organ transplant coordinators, the recipient, and the recipient's family, over the course of twenty-four hours.   Check out the pictures from this issue:  https://jeffandrickpresent.wordpress.com/2024/04/18/avengers-academy-33-what-the-heart-wants-part-2/   We also have some merchandise over at Redbubble. We have a couple of nifty shirts for sale. https://www.redbubble.com/people/jeffrickpresent/?asc=u   You can also subscribe and listen to us on YouTube!  Our show supports the Hero Initiative, Helping Comic Creators in Need.  http://www.heroinitiative.org/ Eighties Action by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3703-eighties-action License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Clap Along With Me by Sascha Ende Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/12234-clap-along-with-me License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license

Noel catches up with Steve Fossen, founding member and original bassist for Heart. Steve was with Heart for their first six albums, leaving in 1982. The mid-to-late '70s version of the band were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2013. Steve, alongside former Heart drummer, Michael DeRosier, formed Heart By Heart, where they preform Heart songs.

Steve Fossen, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Bassist and founding member of Heart is still touring and playing all over the country, with his soul mate Somar Macek. Heart by Heart sounds so authentic to the original recordings as they were played in the 70's, you'll swear you have travelled in time. In this overdue podcast, Bob and Spike hang out with Steve and Somar. We dig into what it was like to be a RockStar playing in from of 400,000 fans, the philosophy behind the bands move to Canada, and how the song Magic Man catapulted the band to fame. Fast forward to modern times. Steve accidentally meets the love of his life, who happens to look and sing remarkably like Ann Wilson. At first he and Somar play Heart songs as a duo, but inevitably they fall in love and get married. (Heart by Heart consists of Fossen, Macek, Heart Hall of Fame drummer Mike Derosier, multi-instrumentalist/vocalist Lizzy Daymont, and guitarist Chad Quist). If you've missed the podcasts (thank you to those who reached out to say so), now that I've recovered from chemo, we're back to make some more. I'm very grateful to all of you who listen. All of the rare Heart pics and video footage provided by Steve Fossen. Production by Michael McMorrow (He is the wizard behind the recording, production, and show design. I highly recommend Mike's white glove service)Contact Michael: michael[at]michaelmcmorrow.com Listening to the audio on Podcast Service? See the Video at: - BobRivers.com: https://bobrivers.com/the-bob-rivers-show-20240322- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3_xQj_D7j8- YouTube Channel: https://YouTube.com/@BobRiversShow --> ( Please 'Like' and 'Subscribe' for Livestream notifications ???? ) We are distributed on demand on all major podcast services, livestream on YouTube @BobRiversShow. If you want to make sure you catch every show, sign up at bobrivers.com to get notified!

Todays very special guest on VRP Rocks is Mike Derosier, the renowned drummer of the iconic band Heart. Mike Derosier, a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, shares his fascinating experiences from his time with Heart, from the 1970s to the early 1980s, contributing his incredible drumming skills to multiple platinum-selling albums. Listen in as Mike talks about his early days with Heart, joining the band, and recording under tight time constraints. Discover how the band honed their sound through electrifying live performances, playing residencies and sharing the stage with iconic bands like The Who, Rolling Stones, Bee Gees, and Rod Stewart. As the conversation unfolds, Mike discusses the changing landscape of the music industry and reflects on the influence of platforms like YouTube and TikTok. Not only does Mike reminisce about his time with Heart, but he also talks about his journey after leaving the band. He shares insights into his collaboration with Orion the Hunter, working with fellow musicians Barry Goudreau and Brad Delp from Boston and Richard Marx. Throughout the episode, Mike emphasizes his love for playing classic rock and the importance of representing the songs properly. He discusses the creative process within a rock band, the significance of establishing agreements and roles, as well as his favorite songs to drum, like "Barracuda" and "Mistral Wind." Don't miss this unforgettable episode of VRP Rocks with special guest Mike Derosier, where the magic and nostalgia of classic rock come to life. Tune in, crank up the volume, and get ready to rock out! If you're a fan of Heart, check out episode 21 of VRP Rocks to hear another version of events from the band, with an exclusive interview with Heart's original bass player, Steve Fossen. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Todays very special guest, is Mike Derosier, the renowned drummer of the iconic band Heart. Mike Derosier, a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, shares his fascinating experiences from his time with Heart, from the 1970s to the early 1980s, contributing his incredible drumming skills to multiple platinum-selling albums. Listen in as Mike talks about his early days with Heart, joining the band, and recording under tight time constraints. Discover how the band honed their sound through electrifying live performances, playing residencies and sharing the stage with iconic bands like The Who, Rolling Stones, Bee Gees, and Rod Stewart. As the conversation unfolds, Mike discusses the changing landscape of the music industry and reflects on the influence of platforms like YouTube and TikTok. Not only does Mike reminisce about his time with Heart, but he also talks about his journey after leaving the band. He shares insights into his collaboration with Orion the Hunter, working with fellow musicians Barry Goudreau and Brad Delp from Boston and Richard Marx. Throughout the episode, Mike emphasizes his love for playing classic rock and the importance of representing the songs properly. He discusses the creative process within a rock band, the significance of establishing agreements and roles, as well as his favorite songs to drum, like "Barracuda" and "Mistral Wind." Don't miss this unforgettable episode of VRP Rocks with special guest Mike Derosier, where the magic and nostalgia of classic rock come to life. Tune in, crank up the volume, and get ready to rock out! If you're a fan of Heart, check out episode 21 of VRP Rocks to hear another version of events from the band, with an exclusive interview with Heart's original bass player, Steve Fossen. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sam Paddor, Steve Fossen and Michael DeRosier discuss their work in Heart and their current band, Heart By Heart.Heart By Heart Website:heartbyheart.comMy Back Pages Website:mybackpages.org 

Heart is one of the greatest American rock bands, and this week we have the privilege of chatting with two of the band’s original members — bass player Steve Fossen and drummer Michael Derosier! Steve and Mike played on the first six albums, from 1975 to 1982, and can be heard on hits like “Crazy On You”, “Magic Man”, … Modern Musicology #63 – Steve Fossen & Michael Derosier of HEART Read More » The post Modern Musicology #63 – Steve Fossen & Michael Derosier of HEART appeared first on The ESO Network.

This week we have the privilege of speaking with two original members of the band Heart -- bass player Steve Fossen and drummer Michael Derosier! Steve and Mike played on the first six Heart albums, from 1975 to 1982, and can be heard on hits like "Crazy On You", "Magic Man", "Dreamboat Annie", "Barracuda", "Love Alive", "Straight On", "Dog and Butterfly", "Even it Up", and more! They recount stories of the band's origin, recording some of the band's biggest hits (and a couple of deep tracks too!), going from playing clubs in Vancouver to stadiums all over the world, and some of their adventures on the road. We are then joined by Steve's wife, vocalist Somar Macek, to talk about their current band, Heart By Heart, which is resurrecting all the great music from Heart's iconic original era!  You can learn more about Heart By Heart at www.heartbyheart.com  What's your favorite Heart song or album? Let us know! Drop us a line at modernmusicology1@gmail.com or leave a comment wherever you find our episode! And don't forget to rate us on your favorite podcast app! Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ModernMusicology Check us out on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/modernmusicologypodcast/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ModrnMusicology Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk-MlcGy5u3fK1j4bVty1Kw Modern Musicology is part of the ESO Podcast Network. https://esonetwork.com/ Find more about us: Rob Levy: https://kdhx.org/shows/show/juxtaposition Stephanie Seymour: www.therearebirds.com  R. Alan Siler: www.kozmiccreative.com  Anthony Williams: https://watchers4d.podbean.com/ 

In this episode, Guest Co-Host Russ Roy and myself talk with Steve Fossen, the original bassist for Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame inductees Heart.  Heart is one of the most iconic classic rock bands of all-time, and we had a blast talking with Mr. Fossen.You will hear Steve's story. from his beginnings as a young musician to his role in the formation of the original Heart band, all the way through their 70s heyday to their eventual dissolution in the early 80s.  Steve shared some great memories and insights on his time in the band and...Tells It Like It is (Heart song reference fully intentional).Special thanks to my co-host and friend Russ Roy for helping out with all of this and I hope we can all do this again in the not-too-distant future.Check out Steve Fossen's band Heart By Heart, in which he plays the classic Heart hits alongside original Heart drummer Michael Desrosier:  https://www.heartbyheart.com/

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Todays episode of THIS DAY ROCKS looks at a former guest on the show who is turning 73 years old today! Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, and founding member of the band Heart, Steve Fossen! On this show you'll hear how he and Roger Fisher formed the band!

We have a special guest on the podcast for their upcoming show this weekend! Steve Fossen from Heart by Heart chatted with us about his journey from being the bassist in the band Heart and being inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame to the creation of his current band Heart by Heart. He has played all over the world and even shares a survival story of his own from when Heart was playing in Japan and something went wrong with the stage. Listen to how they survived and give them a listen!    Drink of the Week: Heart by Heart

Colabora Con Biblioteca Del Metal: En Twitter - https://twitter.com/Anarkometal72 Y Donanos Unas Propinas En BAT. Para Seguir Con El Proyecto De la Biblioteca Mas Grande Del Metal. Muchisimas Gracias. La Tienda De Biblioteca Del Metal: Encontraras, Ropa, Accesorios,Decoracion, Ect... Todo Relacionado Al Podcats Biblioteca Del Metal Y Al Mundo Del Heavy Metal. Descubrela!!!!!! Ideal Para Llevarte O Regalar Productos Del Podcats De Ivoox. (Por Tiempo Limitado) https://teespring.com/es/stores/biblioteca-del-metal-1 Alias es un supergrupo de rock canadiense , formado en 1988 en Toronto por el vocalista Freddy Curci y el guitarrista Steve DeMarchi de la banda canadiense de rock Sheriff , junto con los miembros fundadores de Heart , Roger Fisher , Steve Fossen y Mike Derosier. La banda lanzó su álbum debut homónimo en 1990, que se convirtió en oro en los EE. UU. Y platino en Canadá, obteniendo éxitos con la poderosa balada " More Than Words Can Say " (n. ° 1 en Canadá, n. ° 2 en EE. UU.), "Waiting for Love "(N. ° 13) y" Haunted Heart "(n. ° 18 en las listas de rock convencionales). También grabaron la canción de Tonio K "Perfect World" para la película de Christina Applegate , Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead . Alias ​​fue fundada a finales de la década de 1980 por dos músicos canadienses, el compositor y vocalista principal Freddy Curci y el compositor y guitarrista principal Steve DeMarchi . Antes de Alias, Curci y DeMarchi fueron miembros de la banda de rock canadiense Sheriff , de 1979 a 1985. La popularidad de Sheriff en el circuito de clubes atrajo la atención de Capitol Records , lo que llevó a su álbum homónimo Sheriff . Los sencillos de Sheriff recibieron una gran cantidad de difusión y alcanzaron el puesto número uno en Canadá, debido al éxito de " When I'm with You ". Aunque los problemas de promoción y distribución detuvieron el impulso estadounidense inicial del disco, la canción alcanzó un respetable número 61 en las listas de Billboard . Los informes de fanáticos que no pudieron comprar el disco en sus tiendas locales plagaron la gira estadounidense del Sheriff. Rigurosas giras, frustraciones y desengaños provocaron tensiones que partieron a la banda en dos. En 1985, Sheriff se disolvió. Después de que Sheriff, Curci y DeMarchi se unieron para perseguir su música. Con el respaldo financiero de amigos y familiares, y con la ayuda del hermano de DeMarchi, Denny (quien más tarde tocó el teclado y cantó coros en el álbum Alias ), construyeron un estudio de grabación en el sótano de la casa de la familia DeMarchi. Trabajaban como mensajeros durante el día, mientras continuaban escribiendo y grabando por la noche. La mayoría de estas canciones terminarían más tarde en el álbum debut homónimo de Alias En 1988, 3 años después de la separación de Sheriff, su canción "When I'm with You" volvió a entrar y escaló la lista de Billboard de Estados Unidos por segunda vez. Un DJ llamado Jay Taylor en Las Vegas había tocado esta canción en su estación de radio, lo que resultó en una respuesta masiva de la audiencia y solicitudes de la canción. En enero de 1989, Capitol Records hizo un movimiento sin precedentes y relanzó el álbum Sheriff en los Estados Unidos. "When I'm with You" alcanzó el número uno en la lista de Billboard en febrero de 1989. Curci y DeMarchi intentaron que Sheriff volviera a estar juntos, pero los otros miembros de Sheriff, el guitarrista y tecladista Arnold Lanni y el bajista Wolf Hassel (que había formó la exitosa banda Frozen Ghost en 1985) no estaban interesados. Curci y DeMarchi siguieron adelante y unieron fuerzas con los ex miembros de Heart : Roger Fisher , Steve Fossen y Mike Derosier, para formar Alias. En 1990, Alias ​​lanzó su primer álbum, un debut homónimo grabado bajo el sello Capitol. El álbum fue oro en los EE. UU. Y platino en Canadá, mientras que varias pistas disfrutaron de la transmisión por radio en ambos países. La poderosa balada " More Than Words Can Say " demostró ser el mayor éxito de la banda, subiendo al número uno en la lista Billboard Hot AC y al número dos en el Billboard Hot 100 . A lo largo de 1990 siguió una gira (incluida una temporada como telonero de REO Speedwagon ), pero mientras estaban de gira, el trío de ex músicos de Heart decidió dejar la banda debido a diferencias musicales. En una entrevista con la revista Strutter , Curci indicó que Alias ​​nunca se disolvió formalmente: Alias ​​nunca se separó. La música cambió. No pudimos difundir nuestra música. Nadie quería escucharlo más. El grunge estaba de moda y, ya sabes, está bien, porque la música necesita hacer eso. Necesita cambiar todo el tiempo. Así es como se mantiene fresco. El alias sigue siendo Steve y yo. Alias ​​siempre seremos Steve y yo. ¡Steve y yo haremos un disco mañana si los fans lo necesitan! La banda también actuó dos veces en The Tonight Show , una con Johnny Carson y otra con Jay Leno. BMI otorgó a Freddy Curci y Steve DeMarchi el "premio Million-air" por "More Than Words Can Say". Según el sitio web de BMI, solo 1,500 canciones, incluida "When I'm With You" de Sheriff, han alcanzado el estatus de Million-air (un millón de reproducciones al aire) entre los 4.5 millones de canciones de 300,000 artistas representados por BMI. Un millón de representaciones es el equivalente a aproximadamente 50.000 horas de transmisión, o más de 5.7 años de transmisión continua. A principios de 2005, se lanzó una versión acústica de la exitosa balada de la banda "More Than Words Can Say" en un disco recopilatorio VH1 , Classic Metal Mania: Stripped . También a principios de 2005, "More Than Words Can Say" apareció en un comercial de Subway transmitido durante el Super Bowl .En enero de 2009, Alias ​​anunció el lanzamiento de su esperado segundo álbum. Este álbum, apropiadamente titulado Never Say Never , fue grabado en 1992 y estaba planeado para seguir a su muy elogiado álbum debut, pero debido a la escena musical en rápida evolución de esa época donde el grunge estaba en aumento y el metal se desvanecía, nunca fue lanzado. . Algunas de las canciones de este álbum se volvieron a grabar y aparecieron en el álbum en solitario del vocalista principal Freddy Curci, Dreamer's Road , sin embargo, muchas pistas permanecieron inéditas hasta 2009. El 6 de agosto de 2014, Alias ​​anunció en su página de redes sociales que tocarían en Sturgis Canada en Merritt BC el 21 de agosto de 2014, el primer espectáculo en vivo completo de la banda en muchos años. Los miembros de la banda de reunión incluyen a los miembros fundadores originales, el vocalista principal Freddy Curci y el guitarrista principal Steve DeMarchi, el tecladista Denny DeMarchi, el guitarrista Roscoe Stewart, el bajista de Sheriff Wolf Hassel y el baterista Chris Sutherland.

its a huge honor to talk to someone who was in the rock n roll hall of fame. talking to founding member of heart Steve fossen was a trip. we talk the origins of the band and what its like to be a world famous rock star while still being grounded. going into HEART BY HEART, his new band with original member, Michael Derosier as they tour and having each performance feel like you're in 1975 listening to dreamboat Annie for the first time all over again. coming to the Salem Art fair and festival July 15th. if your in the area, come down and check out some great art and watch heart by heart do what they do best! check out there website www.heartbyheart.com and there IG @heartbyheartofficial @Steve_fossen @heartofficial --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today on Haley's Comet TV, Neil will interview Steve Fossen, founding member and original bassist for Heart.

Today on Haley's Comet TV, Neil will interview Steve Fossen, founding member and original bassist for Heart. Finally, on the Mike Vilardi Show, Mike discusses recent events with special guest Rob Roseli.

Today on Haley's Comet TV, Neil will interview Steve Fossen, founding member and original bassist for Heart.

Today on The Neil Haley Show, Neil will interview American actress Renee Taylor from Tango Shalom. Finally, Neil will interview Steve Fossen, founding member and original bassist for Heart.

Today on The HaleysComet TV Show, Neil will interview Steve Fossen, founding member and original bassist for Heart.

Today on The HaleysComet TV Show, Neil will interview Steve Fossen, founding member and original bassist for Heart.

We had Steve Fossen on the show. Steve is the funder of the legendary band "Heart." He was inducted in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with the band Heart. Right he is touring all over the country with Heart By Heart. Check out where the band is playing next right here. https://www.heartbyheart.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We had Steve Fossen on the show. Steve is the funder of the legendary band "Heart." He was inducted in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with the band Heart. Right he is touring all over the country with Heart By Heart. Check out where the band is playing next right here. https://www.heartbyheart.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steve Fossen formed the band that went on to become a multi-million selling phenomenon and Rock Hall of Fame Inductees, Heart! Hear him tell us some incredible stories about his time in the group and with the Wilson sisters plus much more including tours with Nazareth and Rod Stewart and the Faces. Also on this episode we hear from author Edwin Ammerlaan talking about his new Pink Floyd book, 'Lost Souls' and we get the latest rock news from journalist Tim Peacock.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Heart cofounder and original bassist Steve Fossen tells the stories behind Heart's classic hits in 1970s and early 1980s, and reveals how he's keeping the music alive. Magic Man (Dreamboat Annie, Mushroom, 1976) Crazy on You (Dreamboat Annie, Mushroom, 1976) Sing Child (Dreamboat Annie, Mushroom, 1976) Heartless (Magazine, Mushroom, 1978) Barracuda (Little Queen, Portrait, 1977) […] The post Steve Fossen – Heart appeared first on The Strange Brew.

Stories from behind the scenes of Rock and Roll. Zip highlights an amazing band he found on YouTube: Mingo Fishtrap. Bob tells tales from touring with Heart members Steve Fossen and Mike Derosier… And a popular myth about Bachman Turner Overdrive was debunked and it involved the F-Word broadcast over the air- all this before a broadcaster 7 second delay existed

Stories from behind the scenes of Rock and Roll. Zip highlights an amazing band he found on YouTube: Mingo Fishtrap. Bob tells tales from touring with Heart members Steve Fossen and Mike Derosier... And a popular myth about Bachman Turner Overdrive was debunked and it involved the F-Word broadcast over the air- all this before a broadcaster 7 second delay existed

[caption id="attachment_3497" align="alignright" width="129"] (http://bettereachday.me/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/download-3.jpg) Merrilee Rush.[/caption] Harborena Roller Skating Rink Inc. is a roller skating rink that is family owned and has been around since 1953. Located at the foot of the Hoquiam River Bridge in Hoquiam, WA, it’s been there for birthday parties, private events, family fun and entertainment, business events, holiday parties, and when we were local teenagers, dances. Unless your momma wouldn’t let you go. Listen to this show and I’ll explain why this is more important than any 2020 political events, global warming and even the coronavirus. The previous five shows have been about my own experiences with friends I either grew up with or met along the way. And there are more of those shows to come, but for now, I’m going to share a story, a tragic story about a teenage girl that wants more than anything to slap on some makeup, a tight pair of jeans and go to the Saturday night dance at the Harborena. My old man's drunker than a barrel full of monkeys And my old lady she don't care My sister looks cute in her braces and boots A handful of grease in her hair Those are words by Bernie Taupin in Elton John’s Saturday Night’s Alright. Now don’t get me wrong, in no way am I comparing my song Momma Won’t Let You Go to anything Elton John. Both songs are about Saturday night madness but my song is based on not being allowed to go out on Saturday night. Momma says hell to the no. The innocent victim gets all dressed up in her 70s bell bottoms, checks herself in the mirror as she walks by, does her best Marilyn Monroe...and her momma won’t let her go. All dressed up and nowhere to go, That’s life’s worst buzz kill for a teen. You know your friends are going. You know there’s loud music and everything that’s good. [caption id="attachment_2772" align="alignleft" width="170"] (http://bettereachday.me/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/download.jpeg) Heart's bassist Steve Fossen.[/caption] Ya know, I didn’t go there to dance. I would stand in front of the band and try to absorb everything they were doing...especially the lead guitar player. It’s rare but sometimes I’ll run into a musician that played at the Harb. Steve Fossen, one of the cofounders of Heart played there. His recollection was “oh, that skating rink that was hard to find...kinda under a bridge.” There were the Lemon Pipers, Fragile Lime, Merrilee Rush...pretty much anyone with a 45 (that’s a single for you non-boomers). Throw in a teenage hormonal imbalance and yes, there were fights. So, maybe Momma had a point. [caption id="attachment_3498" align="alignright" width="220"] (http://bettereachday.me/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/download-2.jpg) Everett Washington's Fragile Lime.[/caption] When my very dear friend told me about this inhumane treatment, yes, it happened to her...and others that are just now coming out, I quickly grabbed a guitar and envisioned what it was like to play that dance with a band of vocals, guitars, a Hammond B-3 organ with a lesle furniture setup that was one couch away from being a living room, and a drummer from the Muppet Show. Stick them on the makeshift stage that towers about one foot above the dance floor, turn it up to eleven and there ya go, A Saturday night in teenage paradise. Here’s my latest creation, Your Momma Won’t Let You Go. I think everyone had a Harborena. A place to go as a teenager to find out what the older kids had been talking about for all of those years when the best you could get away with was staying up after midnight watching super low budget monster movies. This was fun, and was in response to Alyson’s FB request to do a rock song. I just took a step into the time machine, into those 70s nostalgic Wonder Years.  Well that’s it for this week. Please leave comments on the newsletter, on the Better Each Day...

[caption id="attachment_3497" align="alignright" width="129"] (http://bettereachday.me/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/download-3.jpg) Merrilee Rush.[/caption] Harborena Roller Skating Rink Inc. is a roller skating rink that is family owned and has been around since 1953. Located at the foot of the Hoquiam River Bridge in Hoquiam, WA, it’s been there for birthday parties, private events, family fun and entertainment, business events, holiday parties, and when we were local teenagers, dances. Unless your momma wouldn’t let you go. Listen to this show and I’ll explain why this is more important than any 2020 political events, global warming and even the coronavirus. The previous five shows have been about my own experiences with friends I either grew up with or met along the way. And there are more of those shows to come, but for now, I’m going to share a story, a tragic story about a teenage girl that wants more than anything to slap on some makeup, a tight pair of jeans and go to the Saturday night dance at the Harborena. My old man's drunker than a barrel full of monkeys And my old lady she don't care My sister looks cute in her braces and boots A handful of grease in her hair Those are words by Bernie Taupin in Elton John’s Saturday Night’s Alright. Now don’t get me wrong, in no way am I comparing my song Momma Won’t Let You Go to anything Elton John. Both songs are about Saturday night madness but my song is based on not being allowed to go out on Saturday night. Momma says hell to the no. The innocent victim gets all dressed up in her 70s bell bottoms, checks herself in the mirror as she walks by, does her best Marilyn Monroe...and her momma won’t let her go. All dressed up and nowhere to go, That’s life’s worst buzz kill for a teen. You know your friends are going. You know there’s loud music and everything that’s good. [caption id="attachment_2772" align="alignleft" width="170"] (http://bettereachday.me/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/download.jpeg) Heart's bassist Steve Fossen.[/caption] Ya know, I didn’t go there to dance. I would stand in front of the band and try to absorb everything they were doing...especially the lead guitar player. It’s rare but sometimes I’ll run into a musician that played at the Harb. Steve Fossen, one of the cofounders of Heart played there. His recollection was “oh, that skating rink that was hard to find...kinda under a bridge.” There were the Lemon Pipers, Fragile Lime, Merrilee Rush...pretty much anyone with a 45 (that’s a single for you non-boomers). Throw in a teenage hormonal imbalance and yes, there were fights. So, maybe Momma had a point. [caption id="attachment_3498" align="alignright" width="220"] (http://bettereachday.me/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/download-2.jpg) Everett Washington's Fragile Lime.[/caption] When my very dear friend told me about this inhumane treatment, yes, it happened to her...and others that are just now coming out, I quickly grabbed a guitar and envisioned what it was like to play that dance with a band of vocals, guitars, a Hammond B-3 organ with a lesle furniture setup that was one couch away from being a living room, and a drummer from the Muppet Show. Stick them on the makeshift stage that towers about one foot above the dance floor, turn it up to eleven and there ya go, A Saturday night in teenage paradise. Here’s my latest creation, Your Momma Won’t Let You Go. I think everyone had a Harborena. A place to go as a teenager to find out what the older kids had been talking about for all of those years when the best you could get away with was staying up after midnight watching super low budget monster movies. This was fun, and was in response to Alyson’s FB request to do a rock song. I just took a step into the time machine, into those 70s nostalgic Wonder Years.  Well that’s it for this week. Please leave comments on the newsletter, on the Better Each Day...

When you think of Heart, it’s easy to think about Ann and Nancy Wilson. But Heart can be traced back to 1967 when bass player Steve Fossen formed The Army. We caught up with Fossen for this episode of Groove.

Roger Fisher Born in Seattle, Washington on February 14th, 1950, Roger Fisher was the founding guitarist of the rock group Heart, globally known through the sales of more than 40 million albums. Roger has played in every major city in North America many times. He has also toured Europe, Japan, Australia, Uzbekistan and Russia, and performed at massive events in the Czech Republic, Japan, Canada and the United States for more than 300,000 people at a single rock show. He has appeared on a multitude of television shows including Johnny Carson and Jay Leno, and television broadcasts for more than 60 million people in Europe. Songs featuring Roger’s songwriting and iconic guitar riffs have been used in numerous TV commercials, TV shows, Guitar Hero (3 songs), and in several movies, including Charlie’s Angels and Shrek 3. Other artists have covered his material, including Eminem. His timeless anthem guitar intro to Barracuda is frequently used as the lead in for America’s number one rated radio talk show, Rush Limbaugh. Tony Robbins refers to it as part of the turning point in his life. It was also controversially featured by Republican presidential and Vice Presidential candidates, John McCain and Sarah Palin in the 2008 election. The original line-up of Heart was inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame in 2013. His new albums, All Told and Heart Of The Blues are the first of many new releases with brother Mike, aka Magic Man. The brothers are creating a massive multimedia endeavor, the One Vision Project. Michael Fisher Ever since the ’60’s, Mike has been involved in artist development, recording and producing, event production, and designing and building audio systems for touring groups, concerts, and large venues. He was one of the founders of Heart where he oversaw the business until his departure in about 1980. His roles included chief visionary, management, FOH sound engineer, and a producer of Heart. After leaving Heart Michael and his brother Roger built a recording studio and spent several years creating original music and recording other groups while also managing a series of performing bands featuring Roger and other notable musicians. Roger left with former Heart drummer Michael Derosier and bassist Steve Fossen to join a Canadian duo called Alias. Michael formed a sound company, Proshow USA which gave him an opportunity to work alongside some of the greatest entertainers of our time such as Ray Charles, Frank Sinatra, Bob Hope and other notables such as Bill Gates and presidents Bush and Clinton. His company has worked with many of the major artists in the music industry including providing sound production for Nirvana from their first theater shows continuing to their last show. More recently Proshow has focused on very large outdoor events around the country. Michael and Roger have committed to creating THE ONE VISION PROJECT, an ambitious endeavor that encompasses their life’s work, including an interactive web portal, four albums which draw from a catalog of more than a hundred songs, music videos, an autobiography and more. ALL TOLD was the first release to be followed by Heart Of The Blues, an album inspired by many wonderful trips to the deep south. Their band Human Tribe is performing on tour. The Brothers have created a brand, Human Tribe, and are promoting quality products that offer something beneficial such as their Human Tribe Tea and Heart Of The Blues whiskey. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Mike reads a chain of emails he shared with Ann Wilson with regards to being inducted into the Hall of Fame and getting the band back together for the ceremony Mike discusses some of the tensions and problems that took place around the induction ceremony and the issue of having other musicians play Barracuda rather than the original group Roger discusses the hurt feelings that were felt due to the induction and the tensions between original and later members of Heart, due to the later members not being considered a part of the induction Mike discusses feeling as though he should have been invited to sit at the band tables at the induction Roger discusses his former housekeeper Kelly Curtis’s involvement with the band during their touring days Roger talks about being voted out of the band, and he shares why he used that experience as a push to become a better musician Roger discusses struggling against feelings of entitlement after he was removed from the band, and he shares how it taught him humility and authenticity Roger shares when he realized that he was going to work toward becoming a rock musician through a clear vision he had at age 15 Roger talks about his One Vision project and its origins, and he shares the overarching themes of the four-volume masterwork Roger shares how he plotted out each of the four albums and how he carefully titled them to reflect their themes Mike shares how he got involved in the One Vision project, and he discusses how he recognized the story found in the common threads of Roger’s music Mike discusses Roger’s development of a “hangover tea”, the challenge of getting people to buy music, and the opportunities found in creating things that can be held Additional resources: Website: www.rogerfisher.com

Roger Fisher Born in Seattle, Washington on February 14th, 1950, Roger Fisher was the founding guitarist of the rock group Heart, globally known through the sales of more than 40 million albums. Roger has played in every major city in North America many times. He has also toured Europe, Japan, Australia, Uzbekistan and Russia, and performed at massive events in the Czech Republic, Japan, Canada and the United States for more than 300,000 people at a single rock show. He has appeared on a multitude of television shows including Johnny Carson and Jay Leno, and television broadcasts for more than 60 million people in Europe. Songs featuring Roger’s songwriting and iconic guitar riffs have been used in numerous TV commercials, TV shows, Guitar Hero (3 songs), and in several movies, including Charlie’s Angels and Shrek 3. Other artists have covered his material, including Eminem. His timeless anthem guitar intro to Barracuda is frequently used as the lead in for America’s number one rated radio talk show, Rush Limbaugh. Tony Robbins refers to it as part of the turning point in his life. It was also controversially featured by Republican presidential and Vice Presidential candidates, John McCain and Sarah Palin in the 2008 election. The original line-up of Heart was inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame in 2013. His new albums, All Told and Heart Of The Blues are the first of many new releases with brother Mike, aka Magic Man. The brothers are creating a massive multimedia endeavor, the One Vision Project. Michael Fisher Ever since the ’60’s, Mike has been involved in artist development, recording and producing, event production, and designing and building audio systems for touring groups, concerts, and large venues. He was one of the founders of Heart where he oversaw the business until his departure in about 1980. His roles included chief visionary, management, FOH sound engineer, and a producer of Heart. After leaving Heart Michael and his brother Roger built a recording studio and spent several years creating original music and recording other groups while also managing a series of performing bands featuring Roger and other notable musicians. Roger left with former Heart drummer Michael Derosier and bassist Steve Fossen to join a Canadian duo called Alias. Michael formed a sound company, Proshow USA which gave him an opportunity to work alongside some of the greatest entertainers of our time such as Ray Charles, Frank Sinatra, Bob Hope and other notables such as Bill Gates and presidents Bush and Clinton. His company has worked with many of the major artists in the music industry including providing sound production for Nirvana from their first theater shows continuing to their last show. More recently Proshow has focused on very large outdoor events around the country. Michael and Roger have committed to creating THE ONE VISION PROJECT, an ambitious endeavor that encompasses their life’s work, including an interactive web portal, four albums which draw from a catalog of more than a hundred songs, music videos, an autobiography and more. ALL TOLD was the first release to be followed by Heart Of The Blues, an album inspired by many wonderful trips to the deep south. Their band Human Tribe is performing on tour. The Brothers have created a brand, Human Tribe, and are promoting quality products that offer something beneficial such as their Human Tribe Tea and Heart Of The Blues whiskey. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Michael explains the evolution of the name of the band. Michael shares how his love affair with Ann was the catalyst that brought Heart into being Michael discusses life in the early days of the band, with the group living together in a single room in Canada Roger shares how Nancy first joined the band despite the wishes of her parents, and he discusses his romance with her Michael talks about creating the first studio album, Dreamboat Annie, and getting signed with their label Roger discusses his negative experiences with the band Alias and being taken advantage of by the record company and the management Roger shares why Michael gained the nickname “The Magic Man”, and he speaks of the remarkable experiences the band shared in Canada Roger talks about leaning on Michael to overcome his communication difficulties and learning to deal with his fears Roger discusses picking up the guitar at age 15, as a way to keep himself from running with the wrong crowd and getting into trouble Roger shares how he developed his unique musical style, and he talks about the motivation for his album, All Told Roger discusses the remarkable story of how he met his wife of ten years at an unorthodox performance Michael explains the early decision to abandon his education in favor of the band, and he shares how he had a moment of certainty of the band’s success Roger discusses the experience of co-writing the Heart’s legendary songs and his method of contributing Michael talks about serving as an advocate for band members and for working to keep the band together Michael and Roger share their recollections of the breakups that rocked the band and sparked the beginning of the downfall of Heart Roger shares the psychological setbacks he experienced with Heart that pushed him to take vocal lessons Bryan shares his experiences of meeting Heart through his father, who was a pilot that flew the band on tour Michael discusses his memories of Bryan’s father Greg, and he shares stories of Greg saving the band’s lives more than once Roger talks about inviting kids to join them on stage through the School of Rock program at their most recent concert What projects Roger and Michael are currently working on, including their latest album Heart of the Blues Additional resources: Website: www.rogerfisher.com

It was a great pleasure to bring this interview with Steve Fossen to the Better Each Day listeners. He is a founding member and original bassist for Heart. His work on the albums “Dreamboat Annie,” “Little Queen,” “Magazine,” “Dog & Butterfly,” “Bebe le Strange,” as well as several greatest hits and compilations, has been a staple of radio since their releases, selling tens of millions of copies. In 2013, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame honored the talents and contribution of the original six members of HEART: Ann and Nancy Wilson, Howard Leese, Roger Fisher, Steve Fossen and Michael Derosier. Steve and Mike are proving that they still have a lot of love left to give to the music world as they announce plans for their latest project – Heart By Heart. Driven to recreate the songs of HEART, while bringing the essence and purity of the group back to the stage, Heart By Heart was created to offer fans the unique experience that only those who were actually in the original band could offer. Steve Fossen, co-founder of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band Heart. “With Mike and me at the helm, we can, once again, help bring out those musical nuances and ignite the energy within our own band that made HEART one of the most beloved rock groups of our time,” explained Fossen. In order to play the songs the way they were conceived, Fossen and Derosier surrounded themselves with musicians who shared their philosophy for excellence. Lead vocalist Somar Macek delivers a “jaw dropping performance” with her vocal range and stage presence. Fossen and Macek had been performing as a duo for years, often times naturally weaving their way into a HEART song as if being guided by a larger force. It was during their duo days, in fact, that Fossen actually started thinking about putting the band together. The name “Heart By Heart” came from Macek who said it signified their true feelings for one another. With the help of the legendary Randy Hansen on guitar and Seattle radio host Bob Rivers on keyboards, the band was off and running. But it wasn’t until the group was performing at a local show that they finally found what they were missing – Lizzy Daymont on guitar and vocals. “We were amazed with her musical talents and how well she knew the songs, one week later she joined us on stage as a member of Heart by Heart. In fact, when I heard Somar and Lizzy harmonize for the first time I had to hide my face because I thought I was going to cry,” said Fossen. Though not sisters they sing together as if they were. After the departure of Bob Rivers, Lizzy added keyboards to her duties, and 30-year veteran touring guitarist Chad Quist has joined in place of Randy Hansen. With the lineup complete, Heart By Heart’s mission is simple – to create music that is authentic, passionate, and true to HEART’s original recordings. After all, Fossen and Derosier, who were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2013 as members of HEART, would never do the music any injustice. “When I first discovered Heart By Heart, I thought they were just a HEART tribute band – a really, really great HEART tribute band. I was excited to meet two rock legends – Steve and Mike – and to hear the band in person. What I wasn¹t prepared for was how amazing this band sounded,” said Tom Moon, of Starleigh Entertainment. “It wasn’t just that they are all world class players and singers, they are, but what astounded me most was the authenticity with which they played the material. Heart By Heart is way beyond a tribute band, their performance is a real and impactful musical experience, once you hear what they do, you cannot help but be won over.” Heart Wikipedia Heart By Heart Home Page

It was a great pleasure to bring this interview with Steve Fossen to the Better Each Day listeners. He is a founding member and original bassist for Heart. His work on the albums “Dreamboat Annie,” “Little Queen,” “Magazine,” “Dog & Butterfly,” “Bebe le Strange,” as well as several greatest hits and compilations, has been a staple of radio since their releases, selling tens of millions of copies. In 2013, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame honored the talents and contribution of the original six members of HEART: Ann and Nancy Wilson, Howard Leese, Roger Fisher, Steve Fossen and Michael Derosier. Steve and Mike are proving that they still have a lot of love left to give to the music world as they announce plans for their latest project – Heart By Heart. Driven to recreate the songs of HEART, while bringing the essence and purity of the group back to the stage, Heart By Heart was created to offer fans the unique experience that only those who were actually in the original band could offer. Steve Fossen, co-founder of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band Heart. “With Mike and me at the helm, we can, once again, help bring out those musical nuances and ignite the energy within our own band that made HEART one of the most beloved rock groups of our time,” explained Fossen. In order to play the songs the way they were conceived, Fossen and Derosier surrounded themselves with musicians who shared their philosophy for excellence. Lead vocalist Somar Macek delivers a “jaw dropping performance” with her vocal range and stage presence. Fossen and Macek had been performing as a duo for years, often times naturally weaving their way into a HEART song as if being guided by a larger force. It was during their duo days, in fact, that Fossen actually started thinking about putting the band together. The name “Heart By Heart” came from Macek who said it signified their true feelings for one another. With the help of the legendary Randy Hansen on guitar and Seattle radio host Bob Rivers on keyboards, the band was off and running. But it wasn’t until the group was performing at a local show that they finally found what they were missing – Lizzy Daymont on guitar and vocals. “We were amazed with her musical talents and how well she knew the songs, one week later she joined us on stage as a member of Heart by Heart. In fact, when I heard Somar and Lizzy harmonize for the first time I had to hide my face because I thought I was going to cry,” said Fossen. Though not sisters they sing together as if they were. After the departure of Bob Rivers, Lizzy added keyboards to her duties, and 30-year veteran touring guitarist Chad Quist has joined in place of Randy Hansen. With the lineup complete, Heart By Heart’s mission is simple – to create music that is authentic, passionate, and true to HEART’s original recordings. After all, Fossen and Derosier, who were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2013 as members of HEART, would never do the music any injustice. “When I first discovered Heart By Heart, I thought they were just a HEART tribute band – a really, really great HEART tribute band. I was excited to meet two rock legends – Steve and Mike – and to hear the band in person. What I wasn¹t prepared for was how amazing this band sounded,” said Tom Moon, of Starleigh Entertainment. “It wasn’t just that they are all world class players and singers, they are, but what astounded me most was the authenticity with which they played the material. Heart By Heart is way beyond a tribute band, their performance is a real and impactful musical experience, once you hear what they do, you cannot help but be won over.” Heart Wikipedia Heart By Heart Home Page

This time the guys talk with Louisa Beal and Pam Beal from Radio Tacoma. Radio Tacoma is a low-power FM public access radio station developed to serve Tacoma, Washington, to provide the community with the opportunity for participatory democracy and to provide a voice for progressive groups, union members, minority groups and local talent that might otherwise not get heard. Listeners around Tacoma can find them at 101.9 FM or listeners around the world can listen to them online by visiting their website: radiotacoma.org, and clicking on ‘Listen Live'. 1:59 - Louisa and Pam introduce themselves and what they do for Radio Tacoma, how they got in the radio business, them partnering with a 501(c)3 in the beginning, and the engineer from Portland that helped them fill out the FCC application. Louisa talks about other local stations that came on when the FCC opened up low-power FM radio access, Radio Tacoma's social media presence, and Scott talks about how they found them and their upcoming events. 12:35 - Pam talks about the Audacity classes they offer to the community, Justin talks about the application he uses when editing podcasts, and Louisa talks about how their antenna positioned on a tree vs building a tower. She talks about the FCC deadline they had to get the station on the air, the stress they went through in putting the antenna up, and how they ended up with the two radio stations. 24:13 - Pam talks about the shows they have on Radio Tacoma, they talk about Radio Tacoma Interviews, and Louisa's interview with Steve Fossen from Heart. Scott talks about the great people he's been able to meet with the podcast, Justin talks about growing up in the Tacoma area, and how the face of Tacoma has changed over the years. Louisa talks about how people can reach out to them and the upcoming events they have coming up. 35:48 - Pam talks about the development committee that she runs, the Welcome Wednesdays they offer, their live broadcast on election night, and Laura and Pam talk about growing up in the Tacoma area and the house they lived in. Pam talks about what she loved about living in Buffalo New York, social capital people, and their invite for people to provide their content to their station. Thanks Louisa and Pam for a great conversation on what Radio Tacoma is and how people can get involved! Special Guests: Louisa Beal and Pam Beal.

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Steve Fossen is a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee as well as the co-founder and original bassist for the legendary rock band Heart. We discuss the early years of Heart; their hit songs "Crazy On You," "Magic Man," and "Barracuda"; what it was like being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame; and Fossen's current project, Heart by Heart. Support PRIMO NUTMEG and get access to the early episodes of the show for only $1 a month on Patreon: https://patreon.com/primonutmeg Subscribe to PRIMO NUTMEG on YouTube, SoundCloud, iTunes, and Spotify! https://www.primonutmeg.com/ https://youtube.com/c/primonutmeg/ https://soundcloud.com/primonutmeg https://open.spotify.com/show/0LUyl16... https://facebook.com/primonutmeg/ https://twitter.com/primonutmeg/ https://instagram.com/primonutmeg/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/primonutmeg)

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Here it is AaA Fans, the latest episode of your Amps and Axes Podcast. This week Jeff starts by bringing up an article about the shortening or elimination of guitar solos, especially for radio airplay. What say you?! Then it's straight to the guest of the week; Founding member of Heart and Heart by Heart as well as a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, misters and misses, please welcome Mr Steve Fossen. Enjoy!

On this week’s episode of SMI Radio, we take you inside the green room at Seattle’s Q13 Fox for a conversation with 2013 Rock and Roll Hall of fame inductees, Roger Fisher and bassist Steve Fossen. They discuss how it feels to be recognized by their peers for their significant contributions to music. They also talk about their long-term friendship that dates all the way back to junior high and what inspired them to be musicians. In addition, the two artists share their feelings on what it will be like to stand on the podium with their former bandmates to accept the special honor. Eternal Fair front man Andrew Vait joins us for the second half of the show. The band is in the home stretch of raising funds for their new record via Kickstarter, and plans to Andrew talks about a big show that they will be performing with Hot Bodies In Motion and Motopony, as part of the Everett Music Initiative. The show will take place on Saturday, January 19th, at the Anchor Pub in Everett. (Go here for tickets.) Next, we hear from Julie Mains, lead singer for the Christmas power-pop outfit, The HoHoHos AKA The Juliettes. The band is played a special show this Saturday, December 15th, at The Rec Room in Everett, and will be broadcast live on NWCZRadio.com starting at 7pm. Presented by Femination Media, the show will be MC’d by SMI Managing Editor, Jennifer Austin. Northwest Convergence Zone’s Darryl Fortune and I will host the broadcast on NWCZ. (Tickets are here.)

SMI Radio's Greg Roth attended Synergia Northwest 2011 rehearsals the weekend before Synergia Northwest returns for the second year. This year's show takes place in Seattle, AKA The Emerald City this Friday, May 6th at The Moore Theater. Roth features behind the scenes interviews as well as music from Synergia NW performers: Tennis Pro, the original rhythm section from Heart, drummer Michael Derosier and bassist Steve Fossen. Also, Roth interviews members of Yes and John Lennon drummer Alan White and his band White, Reek Havok, VP Music Aid Northwest,drummer Brendan Hill from Blues Traveler, Professor of Music at Central Washington University, Dr. Bret Smith and Michael McMorrow the music and creative director of Synergia Northwest.