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The man behind "By the Time I Get to Phoenix," "Wichita Lineman" and "MacArthur Park" talks about his classic songs, his time at Motown, and producing the 5th Dimension. » Jimmy Webb Interview
John Flansburgh of the mighty TMBG talks Sleestaks, Jon Stewart and Canajoharie. We also learn when you need to ramp up the confetti. » They Might Be Giants interview
Her debut single "A Thousand Miles" was a huge hit, and the song was chosen to represent white girls everywhere in the movie White Chicks. Vanessa shares her thoughts on the song and the movie, and takes on the idea that getting married is part of happily ever after. » Vanessa Carlton interview
When their record company tried to market them as slick Country-Pop, it didn't fly. Phillip Sweet of LBT explains the lessons learned and how they got back to what they do best. » Little Big Town
The understated half of the best-selling duo of all time, John explains why Hall & Oates still get along almost 40 years on, and how he feels about their classic hits. » John Oates interview
Her song "New Soul," used in the Apple commercial, made her the first Israeli singer to score a Top 10 hit in the States. That was 3 years ago - why is she just now releasing more music? » Yael Naim interview
One of the most distinguished songwriters and music producers, Hine crafted hits for Tina Turner, Howard Jones and The Fixx. His next project: finding truly great songs and teaching songwriters how to create more of them. » Rupert Hine interview
The newest singer/songwriter for the Bluegrass stalwarts Mountain Heart, Josh is doing his best to move away from songs about tractors and beer. » Josh Shilling Interview
With their hit song "Honestly," Stryper was part of the MTV Hair Band scene, but there was something different about them: They rocked for God. Lead singer/songwriter Michael Sweet talks about their test of faith, and how it almost broke them apart. » Michael Sweet of Stryper