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Lee Arnold was the best known air personality at WHN, New York, the most listened to Country music radio station of all time. After working at WSCR in his hometown of Scranton, he continued his broadcasting career at WAVY radio/TV and WNTA AM/FM/TV, both in Norfolk, VA. Lee became Music Director and Air Personality at Country formatted WJRZ, Hackensack, NJ (1965-1971), which served the New York City metropolitan area. Lee also tried his hand at music, creating a few singles from 1968 through ...
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In this conversation RVS shares a little bit of his passion projects he was working on, some of the stories behind his biggest songs, his feelings on balancing attention from fans, along with his gratitude towards them as well.โดย Lee Arnold
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In this conversation Lee tells us all about working with his producer Jimmy Bowen, some of his favorite songs from the album he was working on, along with some of the sentimental value of his song "God Bless The U.S.A." and how deeply he feels about it.โดย Lee Arnold
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This weeks conversation features Randy Travis he talks about the process he went through working with some of his music idols, how he likes to relieve his stress, his thoughts on the cultural flow of country music, along with the type of role model he wants to be.
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In this conversation with the beloved singer Ray Price he tells us about his relationship with Hank Williams, his return to country music, and tells us about his feelings on his controversy along with his wishes for his career.โดย Lee Arnold
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In this episode with Clint Black talks about his excitement and surprise around his music nominations and accolades, gives some incite into the difficulty of songwriting, he mentions the relationship he has with his peers, and he even shares some personal thoughts.
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In this conversation with the legendary country star Charlie tells us a little about the struggles of touring, his thoughts on the roots of Southern Rock, also his thoughts on the state of the music industry and country music especially.โดย Lee Arnold
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In this episode with the dynamic country star Rodney discusses winning his first grammy, his collaborations with his wife, how playing with Emmylou Harris changed his career as an artist, along with his thoughts on artists covering his own songs.
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In this conversation with the King of Country he gives us his thoughts about producing his first album, shared a little about his respect for Bob Wills, his time in the military, and tells us a little bit about what he's learned from working in the music industry.โดย Lee Arnold
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In this conversation with this legendary artist, Vince tells us all about his duet with Reba McEntire, his new found hope in the Grammy's, one of his most meaningful songs on his record, and tells us about some of the most satisfying songs he's participated in.
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In this conversation with Emmylou she gives us her thoughts on traditional country, some stories on the 'Bluebird' album that she created with her husband, we talk a little about her relationship with Roy Orbison, she even tells us about one of her favorite songs in country.
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Here in this conversation with one of the newest Country Music Hall of Fame members, Patty tells us a little about her journey in the music industry, the lessons she learned before making it big in Nashville, along with a little insight about some of her biggest inspirations.
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In this episode with the newly appointed Country Music Hall of Fame member, Bob tells us a little about his humble beginnings, his relationship with Don Williams, some of the stories behind his greatest hits, and tells us a little about his writing process.
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In this conversation with Dan Seals he speaks on his inspiration for songs, his thoughts on his then upcoming trip to Bulgaria for their first election, the evolution of both his writing and musicianship, and speaks a little on his altruism in Tennessee.
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In this conversation Dwight gave us his very clear opinion on the commodification of country music, speaks on his genuine feelings on the fans, tells us a little about his rough ride in country music, along with the love and respect he has for his music and his peers.
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In these conversations with the 'Man In Black' he goes over one of his prison concerts, speaks on his previous addiction to prescription medicine, along with the origins of the Highway Men, and his thoughts on country music and how artists should engage with the genre.
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In this conversation with the dynamo, Tanya Tucker, she opens up a little about her hopes for her first child Presley, her experience growing up in the music industry, the first time she met Elvis, along with some of the stories behind her favorite songs.
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In this conversation with the ever entertaining Statler Brothers we have a chat about their hit tv show, their start with Johnny Cash, Jimmy Fortune's path into the band, along with thoughts on their biggest songs and trying to make crossover hits.
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In this conversation with Dolly we talk about how she got to recording some of her favorite songs, humanitarian efforts, and even her thoughts on songwriting. Get Dolly's new Greatest Hits Collection here: https://shop.dollyparton.com/products/diamonds-rhinestones-the-greatest-hits-collection-cdโดย Lee Arnold
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In this last part of our Trilogy series, Waylon shares more about his writing/recording process, his thoughts on the music industry, and some of his personal history. His wife Jessie Colter shares a few thoughts about her inspiration and writing process as well.โดย Lee Arnold
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