U-Man and Favazz explore the back stories and interviews heard on KSHE, the longest running rock station in the country
A special repeat episode of Alex Lifeson of Rush who just turned 70 last week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Rick Springfield is the guest on the KSHE Tapes, episode 221. He talks about the 80's concert that he's a part of, working in television and what it's like to be Sammy Hagar's business partner. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Comedian, Sebastian Maniscalco is the subject of this week's KSHE Tapes. He talks about his upcoming visit to St. Louis and the movie he's involved with starring Robert DeNiro. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This week on the KSHE Tapes we feature the bassist for Collective Soul, Will Turpin. Will talks about what it was like playing down in Cabo opening for Sammy Hagar and talks about the band's relationship with Van Halen. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Carl Palmer of Emerson, Lake and Palmer gives a very upbeat and informative interview conducted just last week with the U-Man. In it, he talks about his show in July of 2023 in STL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Don Felder, formerly of the Eagles was a great interview. He's still getting paid for writing Hotel California and Victim of Love and he's opening for El Monstero. The KSHE Tapes is a good one this week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Richard Williams of Kansas is this week's interview on the KSHE Tapes. He talks about playing various venues in St. Louis and what it was like when original singer, Steve Walsh retired. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This week the KSHE Tapes features a great guitarist, Derek Trucks. We'll see if he remembers playing in the studio at KSHE and we ask him what it's like to have the wife in the band.
Bret Michaels is a damn good interview. In this episode of the KSHE Tapes he talks about his latest tour, song and how he's dealing with diabetes.
This week on the KSHE Tapes we feature a Beatle, Ringo Starr!! In a 2021 interview, Ringo tells us where he got his name, his new record and what it's like being a Beatle.
The KSHE Tapes this week features one of the best vocalists ever, Ian Gillan of Deep Purple. In an interview conducted last year, we asked Ian what it's like to sing one of the most iconic songs ever, Smoke on the Water. We also asked him what it was like to play Jesus in Jesus Christ Superstar.
Episdoe 201 of the KSHE Tapes features John Waite of the Baby's, Bad English and a great solo career. John talks a lot about KSHE and St. Louis including playing at the Wildey Theatre in Edwardsville in November of 2022.
Episode 200 of the KSHE Tapes features Kenny Wayne Shepherd and Noah Hunt. Recorded in November of 2000, the guys were playing the Pageant for the first time that night and they go into detail about the writing of the song, "Blue on Black."
Episode 199 of the KSHE Tapes features former drummer of the Black Crowes, Steve Gorman. In a 1999 interview that was recorded in the basement of the American Theatre, Steve talks about St. Louis, record labels and what it's like being in the Black Crowes.
Episode 198 on the KSHE Tapes features drummer, Aynsley Dunbar. You might be saying, "Who is that?" Well, he drummed for Journey when Steve Perry joined the band, Jefferson Starship and David Bowie among others. In fact, at the time of this interview his lawyers told him not to talk about Journey and he explains why.
This week the KSHE Tapes features a 2006 interview with Def Leppard guitarist, Vivian Campbell. Did you know he played with Dio and Whitesnake?! He talks about Ronnie Jame Dio and David Coverdale and a lot more. Listen!!!
Episode 196 of the KSHE Tapes features Bryan Adams from 1981. Listen as he records a promo for KSHE and talks about a new record that he will be working on. We think it's Cuts Like a Knife.
This week we finish off Favazz's interview with Zakk Wylde from 1997. Zakk stayed for 3 hours and this kind of stuff doesn't happen anymore with big rock stars.
This week on the KSHE Tapes we feature Zakk Wylde from 1997 in an interview that was done with Favazz in the evening at KSHE. Zakk stayed for about three hours!!! Needless to say, he was ultra cool. Part two will be the next episode.
It's a rarity to have had all three members of ZZ Top on an interview but that's the case this week on the KSHE Tapes. This interview was recorded in September of 1999 and they discuss the new record, tour, etc with Favazz
In an interview conducted just a few days ago, The U-Man talked to Richie Furay, founding member of Buffalo Springfield and Poco.
This week we feature Billy Payne of Little Feat in a 2000 interview with Favazz and KSHE DJ, Gary Bennett. Little Feat were getting ready to play their first ever gig at the Pageant. It might surprise you to hear what Billy's favorite St. Louis venue was at that time.
The KSHE Tapes this week features Jonny Van Zant of Lynyrd Skynyrd in a 1998 interview. He talks about playing the KSHE 31st birthday show, new music and his brother Ronnie.
KSHE Tapes this week features an interview with Gregg Allman. From 2000, he talks about how Dickie Betts was let go from the Allman Brothers and his son, Devon who's from St. Louis.
This week we feature Robin Trower on the KSHE Tapes. Robin talks of his love for STL audiences and what it's like to sing after so many years of someone else doing it.
In a 1982 interview, the late Rusty Young of Poco talks about KSHE and St. Louis and the future of Poco.
This is part two, kind of from Jason Newsted formerly of Metallica on the KSHE Tapes. Last week we featured an interview from 1997 where he talked about how great it was being in Metallica. This time he tells us why he left.
Jason Newsted, formerly of Metallica sure does talk a lot during episode 184 of the KSHE Tapes. Recorded backstage in February of 1997 before their show at Enterprise, Jason talks about what it's like being in Metallica four years before he would quit the band.
The KSHE Tapes this week features the late bassist of the Who, John Entwistle. He was promoting his show at the Hi Pointe Cafe at the time and listen as he talks about what his favorite Who song is of all-time.
The late great, Evil Knievel is on episode 182 of the KSHE Tapes. In an interview done at Doc's Harley Davidson, Favazz asks Evil about how many bones he's broken and also if he has any memories of St. Louis. You'll love his answer to that one.
Comedy legends John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd are on the KSHE Tapes this week. They were promoting the Blues Brothers music and happened to mention that a movie would be made about the brothers. Check out U-Man's interview with them on episode 181.
The KSHE Tapes this week features former Cardinal, Mark McGwire. Recorded in the year 2000, Mark discusses the Cardinals chances that year and the crazy fans that follow baseball.
U-Man interviewed Justin Hayward of the Moody Blues in this 1980 interview where he talks about everything...literally everything!!
The KSHE Tapes features Billy Squier on episode 178 from 1982. Billy talks about his success and what it was like to write solo songs back in the day.
KSHE Tapes episode 177 features David Freiberg of Jefferson Airplane/Starship. He talks to Jack Silver of KSHE in 1982 about everything from personnel changes to Grace Slick.
This week we truly have a KSHE exclusive as former KSHE jock, Gary Kolander interviews the late Neil Peart of Rush. Neil would become famous for not giving interviews but he gave this in depth interview to KSHE in 1981.
The third installment of Joe Perry from Aerosmith is a 2006 interview in which he talks about the Grammy's and what guilty pleasure he now enjoys on the road.
The KSHE Tapes this week features bass player, Mike Kroeger from Nickelback. From 2006, Nickelback was getting ready to do their first arena rock tour and Mike recalls that and his days playing at Pop's.
This week we feature former Rams great and Hall of Fame quarterback, Kurt Warner. Kurt talks about his winter coat drive and reminisces about his days in St. Louis.
Episode 172 features Meatloaf in a 2006 interview from Busch Stadium. He has lots to say including reminiscing about his first time playing St. Louis and Mississippi Nights.
Episode 171 features Trevor Rabin, formerly of Yes. On the heels of Yes's most successful release, 90125 Trevor talks about the making of that album and why the tour was delayed.
Episode 170 features Donnie Van Zant, formerly of .38 Special. In this 1982 interview, he talks about his brother, Ronnie and playing at Busch Stadium.
This week we feature another interview with Sammy Hagar where he talks about the ill-fated Cabo Wabo in STL and the Van Halen reunion tour which was taking place. You want to hear what he says about the brothers in this interview back in 2004.
And finally in part three, Grace Slick and Jefferson Airplane are inducted into the KSHE Real Rock Hall of Fame.
What a cool ole lady Grace Slick is as she is the focus of episode 166 of the KSHE Tapes. There isn't a subject matter she doesn't tackle including the very first song played on KSHE by the Airplane, White Rabbit.
Kirk Hammett of Metallica, in a 2017 interview from Busch Stadium recalls his first time in STL and the deaths of Gregg Allman and Chris Cornell.
Episode 163 features former Cardinal third baseman, Ken Oberkfell. This 1982 interview was conducted by the U-Man in the locker room following the Cards World Series victory.
This week on the KSHE Tapes we feature an early 90's interview with Steve Perry, the former lead singer of Journey. Here how outgoing he is and also hear why he left the band just a few years earlier.
We go back to 1982 to hear the U-Man interview former Cardinal and Hall of Famer, Ozzie Smith. Ozzie said he hoped to be in STL for a long time (which he was of course) and makes a prediction for the World Series that year.
Episode 160 features former President, Bill Clinton in a 1992 interview. He had not won the election yet however, he does talk alot about politics and delves into his favorite artist and what other bands he likes.
This week we feature a U-Man interview with legendary college basketball announcer, Dick Vitale. (Pr. Vi-Tal) Dick always has known his basketball and he proves it here in episode 159 of the KSHE Tapes.
This week's episode features three members of the band Yes talking about their theatre tour and other fun Yes stuff. Wheee!!!
The KSHE Tapes has a 2017 interview with Rod Stewart and Cyndi Lauper who toured together. Cyndi drones on incessantly and the U-Man tries to set up a meet n greet with Rod. It's episode 157.
In episode 156, it's easy to see why Don King was so successful. He promoted a fight that was in St. Louis and no one can remember who won the gosh darn thing! Enjoy carnival barker, boxing promoter Don King.
Funny and smart are some of the adjectives you could use about Chad Smith of the Chili Peppers. He's all that and more in episode 155 of the KSHE Tapes and he's a bandmate of Sammy Hagar.
This is the second interview of Ann Wilson that we have featured on the KSHE Tapes and among other things she talks about the rift between her and her sister, Nancy Wilson of Heart in this 2017 interview.
In episode 153, Gregg Rolie talks about what its like to be inducted into the Rock Hall and also his thoughts on Steve Perry joining the band back in the day.
With the U-Man being on vacation we decided to re-do Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin. Listen as Jimmy calls Favazz by the correct pronunciation and then minutes later says it the wrong way. John loves it!
Episode 151 features Pat Simmons of the Doobie Brothers. Pat talks about getting into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame, the 50th anniversary tour (which had been postponed) and working with Michael McDonald again.
Episode 150 features Jack Russell and Michael Lardie of Great White. In this 1999 interview, they talk about their new record, Jack Blades producing and their longtime relationship with KSHE.
The Sklar brothers talk about growing up in St. Louis and their bit about KSHE radio is absolutely a must listen.
Eddie Money is this weeks podcast in a 1999 interview. He talks about his new record and his long standing relationship with KSHE and St. Louis.
This week we feature a John Ulett interview with the late Cardinals Hall of Famer, Red Schoendienst. He talks quite a bit about his late friend and the greatest Cardinal ever, Stan Musial.
Episode 146 features Richie Sambora, formerly of Bon Jovi. Richie talks about the tour, being in the band and being with one of the hottest girls at the time, Heather Locklear.
What can you say about this episode!! Ozzy is Ozzy in one of the early epsisodes of the podcast and he starts off with giving Favazz crap about his name.
Simon Kirke and Mick Ralphs of Bad Company are episode 144 of the KSHE Tapes. They talk about getting back together, the new album and tour in a 1999 interview.
Episode 143 features John Mellencamp in a 1999 interview where he talks about his new record label, new album (at the time) and he had distant memories of the early days in St. Louis.
Episode 142 features the main lyricist behind many of Pink Floyd's biggest hits, Roger Waters. Roger discusses his latest project and attempts to make Favazz seem as intelligent as he is.
Episode 141 features the late Zsa Zsa Gabor, who by the way had nine husbands in her lifetime. She also happened to slap a police officer. All of that and more can be heard in this lastest edition of the KSHE Tapes.
Episode 140 of the KSHE Tapes features Alex Lifeson of Rush. He talks about the latest live Rush record but also speaks to the fact that Neil had just lost his daughter and wife and what that's been like to deal with as people and as a band.
Episode 139 features Ric Ocasek of the Cars. In this 1997 interview, he talks about his solo record, how often he speaks to other members of the Cars and if there will ever be a reunion.
Episode 138 features the brains behind April Wine, Myles Goodwin. The band was preparing for a show in St. Louis and Myles even tells us that he still has a KSHE t-shirt with Sweetmeat on it from the 70's
Episode 137 of the KSHE Tapes features David Crosby of CSN and sometimes Y. He talks about the tour that they were on at the time and whether or not they will record again. I think we know the answer to that.
In a 2000 interview, episode 136 features Steven talking about the Sopranos, Bruce and a weird occurrence that happened when the Skynyrd plane went down.
The U-Man and Favazz with their small junk relive this interview with a guy who has big junk.
The U-Man and Favazz relive a 2004 interview with Sammy and Al recorded in Oklahoma City.
The U-Man interviews Roger Daltrey of the Who in a 2006 interview and we pick it apart.
U-man and Favazz think that this might be the best episode and it features Ozzy Osbourne.
The U-Man and Favazz go back to the 80's for this interview with the late Shelley Grafman.
John Ulett and Favazz take you back to 2004 for an interview with two hard rock legends.
We're heading into the KSHE vault for a listen to our times with the legendary artists that've been with KSHE through the years. This week; Sammy Hagar.