The Deep Note

Grammy nominated and platinum and gold recording artist Harriet Schock gets real with us on the joys of music and what it take sto make it in the industry. She is as brilliant as she is lovely. Listen and learn! https://harrietschock.com/

We sit down with the man, the myth the legend, Bozz on Bass. This is what he has to say.

Tonight, Johnnie Ferro and I take a look into Guns N' Roses first major studio album, Appetite For Destruction. We learn a thing or two about Johnnie along the way as well.

Wally and I take a look at some figure heads in the Jazz world. 

We discuss Pink Floyd’s 1979 album, The Wall and why some people think it’s the best album ever.

All things pumpkin for spooky season, pumpkin spice and smashing. We are talking about Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness, AKA the sound track to many a Gen X teenage existence. 

Van Halen's biggest fan breaks down the album that opened his eyes to what music can really mean for someone. 

My first guest is my brother Larz. A delivery driver for 25 years with UPS Larz grew up in the Bay Area skate culture listening to formative and genre shifting rap rock group, The Beastie Boys.  We discuss the influence  they had on him and their first album, License to Ill.