Great songs tell a great story! Do you enjoy learning about the real story behind a song? Join Dara Hession as he explores deeper into the stories, meanings, and historical context behind songs and artists of significance. With over 30 years of performing experience, Dara is a singer/guitarist with discerning taste and a clever knack for well-crafted musical interpretation. Each episode is dedicated to a song/album or artist, and a journey of learning and appreciation that includes Dara`s own acoustic performances for the podcast.
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