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Long Live Rock  

Long Live Rock is an interview show featuring in-depth exclusives with some of rock music's greatest artists. Host Sterling Whitaker is a Nashville-based music journalist, and the author of two books: 'Unsung Heroes of Rock Guitar' in 2003, and 2007's 'The Grand Delusion: The Unauthorized True Story of Styx'. Whitaker has appeared as a guest on VH1, BBC Radio, and radio stations all over North America and has interviewed an impressive list of classic rock and progressive rock personalities for his podcast show We Will Rock You (www.wewillrockyoublog.com). Co-host Jeb Wright is one of the most recognized and respected classic rock journalists in the genre. As the founder and editor of Classic Rock Revisited (www.classicrockrevisited.com), for the last ten years Wright has interviewed a virtual Who's Who of Classic Rock, Hard Rock and Metal performers. Each year he conducts the Jumbotron interviews for the Moondance Jam, and in 2009, to celebrate the first decade of Classic Rock Revisited, he released his first book 'From The Vault Series 1: Stadium Rock'.

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    Interview with Kimberley Dahme and Gary Pihl from Boston

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    Gary Pihl has been playing with the legendary rock group Boston since the 'Third Stage' album in 1986. In addition to his guitar playing and singing, Pihl is Boston guru Tom Scholz' right-hand man in the business and technical side of the group. Kimberley Dahme joined Boston in 2002 on bass, an instrument she hadn't played prior to that. Her song "With You" was featured on the 'Corporate America' CD, and she has toured with the band ever since. In between Boston commitments she has released several solo albums, the latest being 'You Make Me Believe'. Kimberley and Gary joined us on Long Live Rock to talk about Boston and their various other projects!

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    Interview with Kimberley Dahme and Gary Pihl from Boston

    Gary Pihl has been playing with the legendary rock group Boston since the 'Third Stage' album in 1986. In addition to his guitar playing and singing, Pihl is Boston guru Tom Scholz' right-hand man in the business and technical side of the group. Kimberley Dahme joined Boston in 2002 on bass, an instrument she hadn't played prior to that. Her song "With You" was featured on the 'Corporate America' CD, and she has toured with the band ever since. In between Boston commitments she has released several solo albums, the latest being 'You Make Me Believe'. Kimberley and Gary joined us on Long Live Rock to talk about Boston and their various other projects!

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    Interview with Dennis Dunaway

    When bassist Dennis Dunaway was still in school, he formed a band with his friend Vincent Furnier on vocals. That band became Alice Cooper and went on to release a legendary string of hits including "I'm Eighteen" and "School's Out", in the process influencing several generations of upcoming musicians. In 1975 Furnier took the Alice Cooper name and stage persona for his own and struck out on a solo career, effectively ending the group. Dennis Dunaway continued on with bands like Billion Dollar Babies and Dead Ringer before a battle with Crohn's diseae sidelined him. In recent years Dunaway has returned to performing and recording, and he joined us on Long Live Rock to discuss his time with Alice Cooper, his upcoming project with a new band called 5th Avenue Vampires (with guitarist Richie Scarlet), and another upcoming project with Joe and Albert Bouchard from Blue Oyster Cult called Blue Coupe. He also let us preview two new tracks from 5th Avenue Vampires, "Fear Me" and "She'll Lie".

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    Interview with Guitarist Bruce Kulick

    Bruce Kulick is probably best known for the dozen years he spent as the lead guitarist in KISS. As the only guitarist in KISS history not to don makeup, Kulick performed on such Eighties hits as 'Hot In the Shade', 'Asylum' and 'Crazy Nights', but it was 1992's 'Revenge' that provided that lineup's defining moment. When the original KISS reunited thereafter, Kulick moved on to play with former Motley Crue vocalist John Corabi in Union. He has released two solo albums, 'Audio Dog' and 'Transformer', and he stays busy with a wide range of studio work. Bruce is also the lead guitarist in Grand Funk Railroad, with a full touring schedule each year. In February he will release his third solo album, entitled 'BK3'. Boasting a guest list that includes Gene Simmons and Nick Simmons, Steve Lukather, John Corabi, Eric Singer and more, the album is Kuilck's most fully realized solo work to date. Bruce Kulick joins us on Long Live Rock to discuss 'BK3', his career, and his upcoming endeavors.

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    Interview with Foghat's Roger Earl

    Foghat is still going strong after more than three decades. Those years have brought many changes to Foghat; different styles and tastes in the marketplace, member changes, and all that goes along with the crazy world of rock and roll. Through all those changes, founding member and drummer Roger Earl has been the one constant. Earl co-founded Foghat after a stint in Savoy Brown and has been the group's drummer ever since. Despite the group's radio success with "Slow Ride", "Fool For The City" and "I Just Wanna Make Love To You", it is Foghat's live performances that are the backbone of its success, and the recent CD "Live At The Blues Warehouse" shows the band still playing at the top of its game. Roger Earl joins us tonight on Long Live Rock to talk about that CD and his long career, and we are very proud that tonight we will also host the world debut of a new Foghat track, a cover of "So Many Roads" by Otis Rush, from Foghat's forthcoming blues CD!

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    Interview with Guitarist Steve Morse

    Steve Morse is a guitar legend. From his groundbreaking work with The Dixie Dregs, to the wide variety of styles he's covered in the Steve Morse Band, Morse is undeniably one of the most respected guitarists in the world by both peers and fans. He's won the Guitar Player magazine Best Overall Guitarist five straight years, putting him in the Gallery of Greats alongside Steve Howe. Morse also played with Kansas for two albums in the 80s and has been the lead guitarist in Deep Purple for sixteen years now, revitalizing that band in the process. Morse joined us on Long Live Rock to discuss the new Steve Morse Band album 'Out Standing In Their Field', as well as his long and illustrious career, and we also played three tracks from the new album!

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    Interview with Geoff Tate from Queensryche

    Geoff Tate is always a great interview. Queensryche is somewhat of an anomaly among rock bands in that the band constantly challenges its audience with musically and lyrically complex albums in a variety of styles. Geoff himself is remarkable for his obvious intellect and insight, and this conversation is no exception as we touch on a wide range of topics including Ronnie James Dio; the writing process in Queensryche; challenges of working in an album-length format in a digital download age; the changes in the music business marketing model; his upcoming movie role; his wine Insania and wine culture; the changing way the rest of the world views America; and Queensryche's upcoming album and live shows.

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    Interview with Bob Kulick and Brett Chassen

    Bob Kulick has an impressive pedigree as a guitarist. From his work on tour with Meat Loaf for the 'Bat Out Of Hell' album, to his studio work with KISS (playing many of the parts that fans assumed were Ace Frehley), Kulick has had a long and varied career. For the past few years he has concentrated on producing with his partner Brett Chassen, and tonight they join us to discuss 'We Wish You A Metal Christmas'. This is one of the funniest interviews we've ever gotten to do, you don't want to miss it!

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