Carmen Lundy Interview on The Paul Leslie Hour (audio)

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You should know, The Paul Leslie Hour is an interview program now in our 19th year. That’s a pretty okay length of time. We’ve got some great content, some of it was heard on the radio and other places and after that never to be heard again. Such is this interview you’re about to hear, with Carmen Lundy, she’s the real deal.

Now, Carmen Lundy is a vocalist, songwriter and recording artist in the musical genre of jazz. Paul E. Leslie interviewed her around the time of Lundy’s 15th album “Code Noir.” It’s a record that includes Jazz, Blues, Pop and Brazilian Samba along with the full range of human emotions.

The title of Carmen Lundy’s album “Code Noir” actually refers to the first law ever written by a person in power of an empire, the King of France, Louis XIV, but there will be more about that in the interview.

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I think the fair thing to do right now would be to start the show. I’m going to do that and there you are, asking me this question: Well, what’s stopping you?” “nothing.”