David Uosikkinen's In the Pocket

Veteran rock 'n' roller Willie Nile talks about 20 years of raising money for Parkinson's research, his prolific recording career, his high-profile music friends, and why he refuses to let the (expletives) kill his buzz.

Talented young singer/guitarist Alexis Cunningham, who collaborates regularly with the Hooters' Eric Bazilian, performs four of her songs and talks about her musical experiences.

Philly's the Peace Creeps drop by the studio to talk about their new album "Social Studies" and perform two songs live.

Rick Springfield drummer Jorge Palacios talks about an eventful career that includes working with multiple big names and setting up drums for the likes of Ringo Starr.

DC Collard of the British rock band The The talks about his deeply personal solo debut album "On a Mission" and shares stories of growing up in Malaysia, meeting his musical idols, and partying with David back in the day.

David and Andy pay tribute to the late Paul Barrere of Little Feat, reflecting on his career and music and replaying their interview with him from last December.

Beloved Philly bassist Buddy Cash reminisces about 50 years of music, including a night hanging out with members of Led Zeppelin and Bad Company and a legendary gig opening for Mountain.

LA soul singer Nathan Roth talks about his past heroin addiction, his collaboration and friendship with the late Glenn Goss, and also performs three songs live, including the national anthem and an Otis Redding classic.

Randy Alexander of the Philadelphia Music Alliance talks about this year's Walk of Fame inductees, including the Philadelphia Orchestra, the O'Jays, Evelyn "Champagne" King, Pierre Robert and the Hooters.

Longtime Todd Rundgren sideman John Ferenzik shares stories and music from throughout his career, including Rundgren's memorable 1997 tiki lounge tour.

Legendary Philly rock DJ Pierre Robert takes a break from his Lake Tahoe vacation to reflect on his ongoing career at WMMR.

David and Andy celebrate the podcast's one-year anniversary with a look back at some of the show's highlights.

Musician/actor/comedian Nick Jameson looks back at a career that includes producing and playing with Foghat and Paul Butterfield, voicing characters in "Frozen" and "Star Wars" animated films, and acting in "Lost" and "24." He also reveals what David's last name would sound like when pronounced by Chancellor Palpatine.

Veteran Philadelphia singer-songwriters Don Lee Van Winkle and Skip Denenberg return to the show to promote their new music and perform multiple songs live with David.

On the 50th anniversary of Woodstock, Creedence Clearwater Revival drummer Doug "Cosmo" Clifford looks back at the band's performance during the festival and other highlights from their legendary career.

Parthenon Huxley and Gordon Townsend of ELO offshoot The Orchestra join David and Andy to talk about their eventful music careers and perform two songs live.

Ilan Rubin, gifted drummer and multi-instrumentalist with Nine Inch Nails, Angels & Airwaves and his own band The New Regime, talks about his eventful career, including getting the chance to play with Paul McCartney.

Philly native Johnny Dee, veteran drummer with Britny Fox, Doro and many other bands, shares stories from his eventful career, including the wild tale of how he broke into the music business.

Tweet Veteran musician Greg Sutton, who played bass in Bob Dylan's band, has written songs for the likes of Joe Cocker and Al Green, and worked as Andy Kaufman's musical director, shares stories and songs from his eventful career. The post In The Pocket – Episode 39 – Gregg Sutton appeared first on Wildfire Radio .

Tweet Tommy Conwell returns to the podcast to showcase his first new album in nearly 30 years, "Showboats and Grandstanders," and also performs three songs live with David. The post In The Pocket – Episode 38 – Tommy Conwell appeared first on Wildfire Radio .

Tweet Original E Street Band drummer Vini "Mad Dog" Lopez joins David and Andy to share stories from Bruce Springsteen's early days. The post In The Pocket – Episode 37 – Vini Lopez appeared first on Wildfire Radio .

Tweet Paul Hammond, guitarist in Get the Led Out, aka “The American Led Zeppelin,” performs some of his favorite Zep songs, talks about the challenges of delivering this music night after night, and teaches David “Black Dog” on the spot. The post In The Pocket – Episode 36 – Paul Hammond appeared first on Wildfire Radio .

Tweet British singer-songwriter Tom Cameron, also known as 1403, performs live and talks about his diverse musical roots, why he loves Yuengling (or used to) and why he’s not a fan of one of his best-known songs. Also, legendary Philly music producer Joe “The Butcher” Nicolo debuts his re-imagined version of a Billy Joel song. The post In The Pocket – Episode 35 – Tom Cameron & Joe “The Butcher” N...

Tweet Philly-area native Rick DeJesus, leader of the Las Vegas-based hard rock band Adelitas Way, talks about his rags-to-riches story, including why he switched from baseball to music, his band’s battles with radio stations, and why he’ll always be a Philly boy at heart. The post In The Pocket – Episode 34 – Rick Dejesus appeared first on Wildfire Radio .