Beautiful interview with Old Tennessee himself, Carl Perkins, chatting with Joe Johnson back in November 1996 when his "Go Cat Go" album / CD came out. Carl was so loving and sweet and humble of even being interviewed himself.
Paul McCartney with the bonus interview from his Run Devil Run CD in 1989, talking about making a Rock & Roll album
FUN interview with Paul McCartney over the years being asked if he's too old to rock & roll, including one interview when Paul turned 60, our own Beatle Brunch Host Joe Johnson, asked him then. His answer is hilarious! Happy Birthday Paul!
My favorite moment (or 21 minutes) was interview Paul McCartney backstage in Tampa FL on night two of his 2005 U.S. Tour. We talked all about his new album then, "Chaos and Creation in the Backyard" and he gave me some tips on writing song lyrics that worked for him...YOU THINK? . Idea: Why not join The Beatle Brunch Club? click here https://brunchradio.com/iump-subscription-plan/
FUN interview with Paul McCartney over the years being asked if he's too old to rock & roll, including one interview when Paul turned 60, our own Beatle Brunch Host Joe Johnson, asked him then. His answer is hilarious! Happy Birthday Paul!
FUN interview with Ringo Starr from May 14, 1998. Joe Johnson talks with Ringo about his new album, "Vertical Man", going over most of the tracks, including his remake of "Love Me Do". Thanks for listening! Idea: Why not join The Beatle Brunch Club? click here https://brunchradio.com/iump-subscription-plan/
FUN interview with Ringo Starr from May 14, 1998. Joe Johnson talks with Ringo about his new album, "Vertical Man", going over most of the tracks, including his remake of "Love Me Do". Thanks for listening! Idea: Why not join The Beatle Brunch Club? click here https://brunchradio.com/iump-subscription-plan/
Listen to some highlights from Joe Johnson´s various interviews with the late Geoff Emerick over the years. Geoff passed away on October 2nd of last year and shared some fascinating insights regarding his time with the band.
Reporter and author Ivor Davis is back, this time with a look back on the Manson murders from 50 years ago. Ivor and Joe J discuss the book as it relates to The Beatles, and Manson's claim they were sending him messages.
