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Ari Hest is a special guest on The Paul Leslie Hour. Are you here? Don’t tell me you’re not here, because I know you are! You’re tuned in to The Paul Leslie Hour and we thank you. We have an interview from the archives with independent singer-songwriter Ari Hest. Hailing from the Bronx, Ari Hest has been at it for more than 20 years. His records are sought out by true music lovers. He also released a Grammy-nominated album entitled “Silver Skies Blue,” a duets album with Judy Collins. Real quick, can you help keep The Paul Leslie Hour going? Just go here: www.thepaulleslie.com/support And we thank you! Enjoy the interview with Ari Hest!

The Ilo Ferreira Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. What you’re about to hear is an audio artifact, recorded in Boston, Massachusetts for a radio broadcast in 2009. Paul E. Leslie was the first American radio guy to interview Ilo Ferreira, a singer-songwriter of immense talent. So, Ilo Ferreira is from a group of islands off of the coast of West Africa that form the nation of Cape Verde. Cape Verde has a strong Portuguese influence and a vibrant music scene. It was in 2006 when singer-songwriter Jimmy Buffett and friends were in Cape Verde hoping to meet the legendary singer of Morna, Cesaria Evora. Joining him on this adventure was Chris Blackwell of Island Records who made Bob Marley world famous, Tom Freston of MTV renown and author and entertainment executive Bill Flanagan. One night at a Cape Verde restaurant, Ilo Ferreira got on the small stage to sing and play his guitar. Buffett and his friends became enamored with the young singer, not just his voice, but also by his original songs. On September 8, 2007 Jimmy Buffett welcomed Ilo Ferreira to perform as special guest at the Gillette Stadium in Massachusetts. The thousands in attendance responded immediately to Ilo. They next year, Ilo began recording songs produced by Tony Brown and Mac McAnally. These days Ilo Ferreira is still performing in the United States and elsewhere. He joined Paul to talk about his life and his debut EP entitled “Ilo” released on Mailboat Records. This interview was recorded on June 26, 2009 in Boston, Massachusetts – the city where Ilo was first heard by an American audience. You will hear Ilo Ferreira’s incredible story. Ilo proves great music transcends languages, nationalities and age. If you can help keep The Paul Leslie Hour going – please do so. Just go right here: www.thepaulleslie.com/support And now : At long last, this interview sees the light of day!

The Sunny Jim Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. Are you here? If you are, and you’re sitting down:We’d like you to stand up and take a bow. Thank you for tuning in to The Paul Leslie Hour, your source for optional entertainment for 18 years and counting. We’d like to thank you for being here. Oh and hello to Frank McInvale! We have a very special interview from the archives with just a fabulous guy, singer-songwriter James White, better known to many of you as Sunny Jim. This interview was recorded on-location amid the crowds and sonic jubilation of performing musicians and fans at the annual music festival “Stars Fell on Alabama.” What a festival that was, although it’s no longer going on. Paul spoke with James “Sunny Jim” White at the restaurant LuLu’s in Gulf Shores, Alabama. LuLu’s of course is Lucy Buffett’s restaurant. When they did this short and sweet interview Sunny Jim and Paul didn’t even sit down. That’s just the way it went down. Would you believe you can help keep The Paul Leslie Hour going and going? Just go here: www.thepaulleslie.com/support Yes… You’re going to enjoy this interview with Sunny Jim. It’s a lot of fun and we hope it’s a great part of your day. Let’s go back there to that event, Stars Fell on Alabama.

Toni Holt Kramer is a special guest on The Paul Leslie Hour. We’ve got a great show for you today with special guest Toni Holt Kramer. She’s a woman who has had a remarkable experience. I think one word that does a great job of explaining her? Communicator. She’s a great communicator and a lot of fun to talk to. She’s rubbed shoulders with just about everybody, and when you hear her in conversation with Paul E. Leslie, you’ll understand why Toni Holt Kramer makes for a perfect guest on this show! Real quick, The Paul Leslie Hour is made possible by people just like you. You can assist the efforts to really promote the show and get all of this content out there, as we look at year number 19, God willing. Just go here: www.thepaulleslie.com/support We thank you for listening and supporting. Now, let’s not keep a lady like Toni Holt Kramer waiting. I just know Paul is chomping at the bit for you to hear this interview, so let’s all enjoy.

Have you ever finished a meal and been at a loss for words because of how wonderful the food was? Like a song that moves you to tears, it can be a struggle to get down on paper what you’re thinking and feeling. Sometimes you almost feel as if you should write a love letter. Many times a restaurant review is based on one visit. Well, what I am going to attempt to express is based on many visits to a place called Basic Kitchen, located at 82 Wentworth Street in Charleston, South Carolina.

The Lennie Gallant Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. Are you here? Whether you answer or not, it doesn’t change the fact that you are listening to The Paul Leslie Hour. Welcome to it and thank you for tuning in. We have an interview from the archives with a Canadian singer-songwriter, Lennie Gallant. The way he puts it, he feels he was put here to write songs. From Prince Edward Island, Lennie Gallant has really made some exceptional records full of songs that are everything from lively to introspective. His music has been featured in film, television and theatrical works. Singer-Songwriter Jimmy Buffett recorded a cover of Lennie’s song “Mademoiselle Voulez-Vous Danser? In the interview you’re about to hear, Paul E. Leslie had a very casual and relaxed conversation with Lennie Gallant and we hope you enjoy listening. You can help The Paul Leslie Hour by going right here: www.thepaulleslie.com/support and we thank you for keeping these wheels rolling. And now, a great artist – Lennie Gallant. Right here on The Paul Leslie Hour.

The Scott Kirby Interview & Unplugged Performances are featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. A few of you asked about the mythical lost Scott Kirby “live and unplugged” tape. What’s that? It’s when Paul E. Leslie invited singer-songwriter, guitarist, performer and Little Flock recording artist Scott Kirby to do an interview, and also come in, ya know, face-to-face and play some great music “recorded” live and unplugged. So Scott Kirby, being the great fellow that he is accepted the offer. He brought with him ‘Country’ Dave Edminsten who accompanied on guitar. It would be the second appearance by Scott Kirby on one of Paul’s shows. Will there be a third? Hmmm. Along with the interview that hasn’t been heard since the radio broadcast, you’re going to hear some incredible singing and playing. Be sure to check out www.scottkirby.com if you dig the songs. Also, while you’re checking out the world wide web, you may want to cruise over here: www.thepaulleslie.com/support The Paul Leslie Hour depends on listeners just like you. Every little, medium or more amount keeps the show going strong. Now, it’s time that this precious recording find it’s way out into the world yet again. Here it is folks.

The Bryan Bishop Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. Are you here? Oh! Welcome! Thank you for listening to The Paul Leslie Hour, home of interviews with interesting folks going back almost since the beginning of the 21st century. Have you all heard about this new book from Adam Carolla? It’s entitled Everything Reminds Me of Something Paul is reading it and really tickled by it. Full review is in the works, of course. Adam Carolla was a past guest on this show, and Adam has had a long associate with our guest on this particular episode. Bryan Bishop is sometimes known as “Bald Bryan.” He worked with broadcast personality and comedian Adam Carolla on the show “Loveline” as a call screener. His relationship with Adam Carolla continues to this day, as a contributing cast member on The Adam Carolla Show podcast. We love “behind-the-scenes” looks and Bryan certainly has a lot of perspective. He joins us to talk about his storied career and gain his thoughts on the growing new media of podcasting. Once you listen, we wonder if you’ll get back to us on this… What do you think about the unusual phone call that Bryan screened from Loveline? Goodness… Also, we wonder if you could help us in our efforts. You can help The Paul Leslie Hour by going to www.thepaulleslie.com/support And now, let’s hear the tape of that interview with Bryan Bishop, or as some of you call him “Bald Bryan.” Let’s all listen….

The Lorcan Otway Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. What we have on today’s voyage is Paul E. Leslie’s interview with Lorcan Otway, who was described by The New York Times as “a courtly polymath.” Lorcan Otway is a New York City theatre owner, museum curator, and bartender. He gives a very interesting interview to Paul Leslie. Mr. Otway is the caretaker and spokesman for Theatre 80, located at 80 St. Marks Place in New York. If you can help The Paul Leslie Hour, you’d be in a selective company of really dandy folks. No amount is too little, too medium or too great. Just go here, and we thank you: http://www.thepaulleslie.com/support A man with a name like Lorcan Otway waits for no one! Let’s hear what was said!

The Scott Kirby Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. So, we’ve got a tape for you that has some years on it, it goes back to the early 2000’s when Paul E. Leslie was first beginning his radio adventures. Someone he played from the very first episode is one of those very special singer-songwriter guitarists, Scott Kirby. These days, Scott Kirby has around ten albums on a prestigious record label: Little Flock Music. He’s a real road warrior and does between 100 and 150 shows a year, including places all around the United States, Canada and Ireland. You know when you meet someone and think, well he must be an interesting person! That’s the effect that Scott Kirby has on someone, and then he starts to sing his great songs. What can I say? You’re going to like him. Just a quick announcement, you can help The Paul Leslie Hour. All you’ve got to do is go here – http://www.thepaulleslie.com/supoprt and we thank you for listening and supporting. Let’s hear that interview from “back when.” It’s here.

Tanna Frederick is an actress who joined Paul E. Leslie to talk about her life in the world of acting. Tanna Frederick has been described in print as “a beautifully intriguing red head.” But, she says at heart she is a farm girl from Iowa. The resulting interview with the independent actress was described by Tanna as “the most open interview” she had ever done. Well, I guess Paul is just an open kind of guy. See, you’re going to enjoy listening to these two talk. The Paul Leslie Hour has been busy for 18 years now, creating this body of work, telling the human story. You can help us in our mission by going right here: http://www.thepaulleslie.com/support You’ll always be appreciated by The Paul Leslie Hour for making the show possible. Well, let’s play that taped phone interview with Tanna Frederick. You’re going to love getting to know this talented artist.

Brad “Guitar” Wilson is a special guest on The Paul Leslie Hour! Welcome to The Paul Leslie Hour, a compendium of interviews with great people. On this episode, Paul E. Leslie interviews bluesman Brad Wilson. An immensely talented guitarist, recording artist, singer and songwriter, he’s got a new, charting album out entitled “Brad ‘Guitar’ Wilson.” Brad Wilson brings a raw, unbridled energy to the blues art form and that comes through on his records heard on the radio worldwide. He also plays shows throughout the United States and in Europe. You’re going to enjoy meeting Brad. Now, The Paul Leslie Hour is ramping up our efforts to be seen and heard in more places. If you are so inclined, go here: http://www.thepaulleslie.com/support We thank all of you for tuning in and for those that throw something into the tip jar. And now, enjoy the interview with our very special guest: blues-rock musician Brad “Guitar” Wilson….Right here on The Paul Leslie Hour.

The Joan Benedict Steiger Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. This episode features a very brief phone interview Paul E. Leslie had with Joan Benedict Steiger. So! Let’s all wish actress Joan Benedict Steiger a happy birthday! July 21st is her birthday. Joan Benedict Steiger has appeared in movies since the 1960s. Her television work is famous. She’s known to many for playing the role of Edith Fairchild on the show “General Hospital.” Joan Benedict Steiger has also down some work in theater. She’s received some formal training including the Rome Opera Ballet School, and then studied acting with Stella Adler and Robert Lewis, two of the founders of the famed Actors Studio. Now, ladies and gentlemen, if you could help us with our mission, The Paul Leslie Hour is ramping up our efforts. We do need your help, if you can go right here: http://www.thepaulleslie.com/support Thank you. Now, here it is folks. And happy birthday Joan Benedict Steiger.

The Pete & Wayne Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. Are you here? Knowing you, you’re here. Welcome to The Paul Leslie Hour, supplier of broadcast interviews, as seen in The New York Times, Entertainment Tonight and HuffPost. We have an interview Paul E. Leslie did in Key West, Florida with comedic musicians and entertainers Pete Jarvis and Wayne Hammond of the famed duo “Pete and Wayne.” They were wildly popular and played at the Sloppy Joe’s Bar in Key West for more than 22 years. Sadly, Wayne Hammond passed away in 2018. This was recorded on the balcony of Sloppy Joe’s on Duval Street in Key West. The original sound quality was… well, it sounded like it was recorded on Duval Street! But, thanks to audio restoration, it sounds better than ever. Make a beverage or cocktail and enjoy this one. I think there was some wisdom in these two comedians and musicians, Pete & Wayne. So, we hope you enjoy listening. Keep in mind, Pete Jarvis is hitting the road this summer, with Larry Strickland. That act is called “Tipsy and the Donuts.” Be sure and tell them The Paul Leslie Hour sent you. And of course, you can always support this program, not only by listening to this content which we thank you for doing, but also by going to thepaulleslie.com/support and that helps a lot. Now, let’s hear that interview with Pete & Wayne, recorded in November of 2006, right here on The Paul Leslie Hour.

Are you here? Of course you’re here! I’m here too, and Paul? I guess he’s here somewhere. He’s hiding. We’ve got an interesting one for you on this episode, ladies and gentlemen. Paul has always been a little shy about getting it out there as you’ll soon hear why. The interviewee is Michael McCloud, a Key West original. He performs regularly at the Schooners Wharf Bar, and has for many years. He’s known for a very unique voice, creative songs and the stories he tells in between song performances. This was recorded on location in Key West, Florida at the Schooner’s Wharf Bar in-between one of Michael McCloud’s live sets. And let’s just say Paul had…. well, he had been enjoying some cold beverages, which is what a lot of people do way down in the Keys. Maybe this was a few too many to have before an interview. After a few drinks, Paul Leslie and his longtime friend Dèjá, like as in Deja Vu… sat down with Michael McCloud. There aren’t a lot of interviews with Michael McCloud out there, but Paul is glad he got a chance to do it with Deja. Hello, Deja! Little fact for you, this was the one and only time that Paul did a co-interview. It hasn’t happened since. Michael McCloud writes some great songs… He can do clever and he does pensive. All great stuff. Some of his great songs include “I’ll Never Really Love You,” and “One Good Christian Man,” oh yeah and “Peace and Quiet.” He’s a great, great singer-songwriter. He also does some great covers. You may hear him doing the Hoagy Carmichael classic “Scotch and Soda” or Steve Goodman’s “City of New Orleans,” or “Over the Rainbow.” Little fact for you: Paul Leslie’s very first radio broadcast ever, he closed that very first episode with Michael McCloud’s “Over the Rainbow.” It’s sublime. Check out Michael McCloud at michaelmccloud.com You’ll be very happy with yourself if you pick up a CD or two. Or three. Real quick, help keep The Paul Leslie Hour going. Throw a little something in the tip jar by going to thepaulleslie.com/support We thank you. So here it is, the Michael McCloud interview. Yes, people wrote in when this broadcast. It embarrassed Paul that he was a little tipsy, but we can’t deny what’s on the tape. Let’s play it. Paul says he won’t let it happen again.

The third Mac McAnally Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. Okay, good folks welcome to The Paul Leslie Hour, home of decent, quality interviews for more than 18 years. The special guest here is singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and Mailboat Records recording artist Mac McAnally. If you’ve been counting, like Paul does, this is Mac McAnally’s third interview on this show. Your host, Paul E. Leslie considers McAnally one of the greatest purveyors of semi-true stories. Now, Mac is a man with Mississippi roots. And, you may remember another singer, Elvis Presley was born in the Magnolia State. So, this interview touches on somewhat disparate subjects. Like, Elvis Presley and his connections to Jimmy Buffett and that documentary JAZZ FEST: A New Orleans Story, now streaming online, that everyone is talking about. Paul won’t shut up about it. Plus some other odds and ends. Mac McAnally has released 14 studio albums, but if you haven’t seen him live, it may make a lifelong impression on you. We’re saying so because Mac is far too humble to say it. He’s got some solo shows throughout the year. Catch him if you can, and he’s also performing with Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band throughout the year. Just be sure and wave at Mac when Jimmy introduces him on the stage. And Mac will wave back, he always does. Well, there is a show Jimmy Buffett and the band will be doing in Antartica this December. If Mac doesn’t wave back, he’s probably just cold. As always, you can support the Paul Leslie Hour by listening in just like you are. Yet another way, is by going to thepaulleslie.com/support and you’ll know what to do when you’re there. Oh boy, the phone is ringing. Must be Mac. Paul, quick! Pickup the phone! Now, young man!

The Marcia Ball Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. So, we have a short interview from the archives and it’s just for you. Marcia Ball is a renowned blues singer and pianist. Paul E. Leslie has had the grand pleasure to see her a couple of times in concert, and her records are worth seeking out. Marcia Ball was born in Orange, Texas. So she’s Texas born, but really she was raised and I guess you could she’s frooooom Vinton, Louisiana. She has a lot of the Gulf Coast and Louisiana influence in her work. Whether she’s performing her own songs or someone else wrote, it’s distinctly Marcia Ball. People who love real music love her material and have for years. So, this interview with Marcia Ball was taped out doors. It was recorded at this funky coffee shop in the very funky Little Five Points neighborhood of Atlanta. She was playing at the Variety Playhouse, naturally. They had just a few minutes to talk before Marcia Ball would be taking the stage. Now, maybe you have just a minute to help support the show. We’re thankful that you’re listening to this - but we would be forever grateful to anyone who can do the extra good deed by going to thepaulleslie.com/support It keeps this show going. And right now, we’re about to embark on new goals and your help will allow us to get to that next level. Let’s start the show. Take us back there.

The Nathan Williams interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. Welcome to The Paul Leslie Hour! This is an interview from the archives with “Big” Nathan of Nathan & The Zydeco Cha-Chas. Nathan Williams, Sr. is a musical artist who records and performs in a genre called zydeco. Now zydeco music is a style that developed and evolved in Southwest Louisiana, it’s associated with Louisiana Creoles and the Native people of Louisiana. There’s nothing like it! In this interview, Big Nathan gives the ins and outs on zydeco music and his life as a Louisiana musician. Speaking of zydeco, have you all seen the documentary Jazz Fest: A New Orleans Story? It’s streaming on Amazon Prime. You’re going to hear some zydeco in that and a lot of other things. You can always help The Paul Leslie Hour by going here: www.thepaulleslie.com/support We thank you for listening and we thank you for supporting. And now, we present the interview with Nathan Williams, Sr. right here on your Paul Leslie Hour. Enjoy, ladies and gentlemen.

The Maurice Williams Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. We’ve got a great interview that was originally conducted for the radio with the one and only Maurice Williams. Born in Lancaster, South Carolina, he’s the lead singer of Maurice Williams & The Zodiacs. Paul met Maurice Williams in Savannah, Georgia years ago. It was a chance encounter and it lead to this interview. Maurice Williams is a great songwriter and wrote such classics as “Stay” and “Little Darlin’” The song “Stay” at 1 minute, 36 seconds is the shortest song ever to reach #1 on the Billboat Hot 100 chart in the United States. Did you know that? Now, “Stay” is a song that has had a lot of action through the years. It’s been recorded by the Hollies, Jackson Browne, the Four Seasons. Of course it was in that movie “Dirty Dancing.” And “Little Darlin’” was covered by The Diamonds, The Monkees, and it appeared on the final Elvis Presley album. Hey, since you’re staying, may you can help support the show. It’s easy. Just go to thepaulleslie.com/support We thank you and we don’t take you for granted. Not one bit. Now, it’s time to present an interview with a most lovely man. Maurice Williams.

The Paul “Wix” Wickens Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. Paul McCartney is just about to turn 80. What a celebration that will be. Happy birthday Sir Paul! But on this episode we have an interview with one of Paul McCartney’s longtime friends. Another Paul… it is Paul “Wix” Wickens who joins us for a rare interview. “Wix” Wickens has worked with artists like Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Tim Finn, David Gilmour and many others. Today, “Wix” Wickens is the keyboard player and musical director for Paul McCartney. He began touring with Paul McCartney back in 1989 He’s been with Paul ever since. He appeared on the 1990 live album “Tripping the Live Fantastic.” He followed this by appearing on the Paul McCartney album “Unplugged.” In the studio, Paul “Wix” Wickens has contributed to a bunch of McCartney studio albums. You won’t find many interviews with Paul “Wix” Wickens, which makes this interview very special. If Wix is listening to this, another Paul: Paul Leslie says hello and thanks yet again for this experience, which you’re all about to hear.

The Abe Laboriel Jr. is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. Paul McCartney is just about to turn 80 years old. We wish him a very happy birthday here. And it brings to mind this interview, recorded at a fancy hotel in Atlanta. Our special guest is Abe Laboriel, Jr.; drummer for Paul McCartney. Abe Laboriel, Jr. is the son of the legendary bassist Abraham Laboriel, Sr. Abe Laboriel, Jr. toured with guitarist Steve Vai then he went on to tour with k. d. lang when recording artist Sting saw him perform and asked Laboriel to join his touring band. Abe Laboriel, Jr. has worked with the likes of Sheryl Crowe, Fiona Apple, Eric Clapton, Jewel, Vanessa Carlton, Steve Lukather, Chris Isaak, French artist Johnny Hallyday, Natalie Cole, and many others. For a long time now, Abe Laboriel, Jr. has been touring and recording with Paul McCartney. He’s appeared on a couple of live albums and worked with him in the studio a bunch.

The Brian Ray Returns Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. Let’s get this show going, The Paul Leslie Hour! Paul McCartney is just about to turn 80 years old. But age is just a number, especially when it comes to a rock and roll legend. We’ve got an interview with a very cool character. This was recorded in the hotel room of Brian Ray. Some of you may remember that he was interviewed by Paul Leslie before. Brian Ray is an unbelievable musician. He plays lead and rhythm guitar and sometimes the bass for Paul McCartney. His association with Paul McCartney began with a performance with Paul McCartney at the half-time ceremonies at NFL Super Bowl XXXIX in 2002. Brian has been in the band ever since. He appeared on some of the Paul McCartney studio and live albums. Brian Ray has worked with countless artists including the late folk and songwriting legend Steve Goodman, and many other greats like Etta James, Smokey Robinson, Rita Coolidge and French superstar Johnny Hallyday. However, what makes Brian Ray so unique is his incredible songs. In 2006, he released his debut album “Mondo Magneto.” He followed this with his sophomore release, “This Way Up” in 2010. Brian Ray joined The Paul Leslie Hour to talk all about his illustrious musical career.

Welcome here, to The Paul Leslie Hour! Thank you for joining us. Did you know that singer-songwriter, rock and roll legend Paul McCartney is just about to turn 80 years old? We wish Paul the happiest birthday ever. We’ve got a series of shows ahead of you that will be quite interesting. We’re going to play Paul’s interview with Rusty Anderson on this episode. Now, Rusty Anderson is most known as the lead guitarist with Paul McCartney, an association which began when Rusty Anderson contributed to the Paul McCartney album “Driving Rain.” He’s been in the band ever since. Rusty Anderson has since appeared on quite a few Paul McCartney albums, like “Back in the US,” “Back in the World,” “Chaos and Creation in the Back Yard,” “Memory Almost Full,” and the live album “Good Evening New York.” Rusty Anderson has also worked with an extensive list of artists from Cat Stevens, Meat Loaf, Neil Diamond, Elton John and Santana. He joined Paul for an interview where he talked not only about his career with Paul McCartney, but also his solo career. Rusty Anderson has albums full of really interesting songs. Rusty Anderson’s songwriting is creative and exceptional— full of thought-provoking lyrics and limitless styles. His debut record “Undressing Underwater” was released in 2003 receiving positive critical acclaim. He followed with his sophomore album “Born on Earth,” another selection of songs that are distinctly Rusty Anderson.

The Brenton Wood Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. So, you’re here to listen to The Brenton Wood interview that Paul had, right? He’s a great singer, songwriter and recording artist with early roots in the Los Angeles area, but did you know he was born in Shreveport, Louisiana? Brenton Wood has written and recorded some great music, but don’t you just love the songs “Oogum Boogum” and “Gimme Little Sign”? You could imagine Paul being the kind of guy that loves those two classic songs, can’t you? This interview was originally for the radio, and would you believe this conversation with Brenton Wood took place really late at night? Yeah? Can’t you hear the sounds coming out of the radio as the moon shined brightly? Maybe it’s a night sky when you listen to this or is the sun out?

The Pelvis Breastlies Interview and Performance is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. So, today is the day that the major motion picture ELVIS is hitting the big screen. Paul will be at the theatre and so many of you will too. We’d like to hear from you. Seriously, what’d ya think. Of course, Elvis Presley is known to all as the King of Rock ‘n Roll. From his humble beginnings in Tupelo, Mississippi; Elvis Presley was one of the most popular singers and icons of the 20th Century. His influence continues to grow and Elvis Presley music is still loved by all ages around the world. So, it was in Atlanta, Georgia there was a girl with a Rock ‘n Roll Dream…Meet Shawn Williams, a girl who loves Elvis and knows that although the King is Gone, he still lives on…in the heart of the people. She decides to start an all female tribute band to perpetuate the King’s music and in 2010, the Pelvis Breastlies are born. So we’re going to play the show with the Pelvis Breastlies that was recorded at Real 2 Reel Studios in Atlanta, Georgia. We invite you to meet Shawn, Erin, Davi, Katy and Elizabeth and you’ll also enjoy live musical performances from this Elvis inspired band: The Pelvis Breastlies.