Episodes

Nothing but Billys and Billies and Billy Joes this time.

Here comes the music and stories behind all the songs of Led Zeppelin in which you hear the mandolin.

A theme prompted by the ol' music industry adage, Don't Bore Us Get to the Chorus!

Part 2, the conclusion of our look at bands of brothers and bands of sisters features bands from the letters 'I' through zed. Zee for our American friends. Although the letters X, Y, and Z? Anyone? Enjoy your listen.

Part 1 is bands of brothers and bands of sisters from the letters A through H. Enjoy!

Jeff brings you the 3rd of 4th parts in the recurring theme of the classic albums of 1974.

He sings and plays his ass off with humility intact and a focus on songwriting. A collaborator with Tom Wilson, Colin James, and Jimmy Bowskill, Steve Marriner is one of those artists people love to work with, and he's a pleasure to talk with. Runs 29 minutes.

2 proper rock stars join Jeff with a 3 song performances, featuring 2 original songs and one scorching cover, it's Joan Smith and Tom Juhas.

Here's a treat for anyone who enjoys the stories behind the songs, followed by live performances amidst conversation which this time is a buoyant trip to the heart of Nickola Magnolia.

One line: “Pure Energy and Rootsy-Blues Sass” says Music Ontario. With guitar in hand, and a brand new album just out, this is Madison's return to Records & Rockstars with stories and songs, both live and direct from the record.

It's taken 230 episodes to feature a live performance on the standup bass! Here comes the four man Calgary Alberta band Run the Plank.

The 2nd of Jeff's four part look at the classic albums of 1974, this time from April/May/June of '74.

She's such a lovely human, and one heckuva singer/songwriter and with guitar in hand Bernadette Connors sings and plays two songs alongside a sincerely warm and wonderful conversation with Records & Rockstars host Jeff Woods. Runs 19 minutes.

1994 was a banner year in music and in this 23 minute time capsule, Jeff hits on who, what, when, where and how.

Acclaimed drummer and long time member of Blue Rodeo, Glenn Milchem steps out from behind the kit, and with guitar in hand sings and plays two songs of his own, alongside a really fun, funny, heartful and music intensive conversation with Records & Rockstars host Jeff Woods.

From Jeff Woods' Wild Woods Blue Studio, Justin Rutledge picks up his guitar and plays a live performance of “Head for the Hills”. Runtime: 10 minutes

When an artist's insight, understanding, and empathy, matches their drive and their desire to create music in studio and on stage, it's magic. This is that, in 2 acoustic and 1 studio performance and conversation.

Multi-award-winning artist and songwriter Dani Strong, with two brilliant acoustic performances, stories, and for other artists - Dani's helpful dos and don'ts.

Here's 23 minutes with Angus Young of ACDC from late 1997 when he joined Jeff to unveil the Bonfire Boxed Set, and dig into his memories of legendary singer Bon Scott.

Carlos Santana opens up about Hendrix, Cocker, Cornell, Clive Davis and so much more.

This time, Jeff is joined in studio by a true Journeyman, and spirited rock 'n' blues singer/guitarist. Eric Schenkman's not only a fine purveyor of roots and blues and rock, he's a founding member of Spin Doctors.

This is the 2nd episode in the short-form recurring live-in-studio series, called "Performances", and this time starring a very smart, cool, young, and talent original artist from Toronto, named Delyn Grey.

It doesn't get more legendary than this - Jeff in conversation with 4 of rock's finest: Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood, and Jeff Beck.

Conversation and fiery performances, as Toronto band Gregory Childs and Heart Lung join Jeff at Wild Woods Blue Studio.