Nanette Deets & Charles Lopez

Singer, pianist, and guitarist Scott Eckardt joins Gregory as they discuss "Working hard & learning more."  Scott talks about a variety of influences from Robert Plant, Keith Urban, Elton John and Judas Priest, how his band upstaged Motley Crew and his fond memories of working with Chuck Marble. 

Legendary guitarist Bob Birdwell joins the show.  Bob chats with Gregory about his recent Rock N Roll Hall of Fame visit.  How he saw himself in the Hall and discusses his influences early and modern.  

Friend of the show Janet Lloyd-Davis talks The Just Project.  Original Symphonic Progressive Hard Rock with jazz, fusion and blues over tones.  She chats with Greg about her influences and her musical journey.  

Ray Cepeda is a singer/guitarist who has been playing high-energy Latin and rock music around the Bay Area for years.  His music reflects his Chicano upbringing in Texas, his life here in the Bay Area as well as his current musical influences.  

Photographer Frederico Domodon visits the show to talk about his passion and what most influences his photography.

Paige is a totally wonderful guitarist and singer, full of positive energy and a gift to our musical landscape!

This young musician visited Gregory to chat about her influences and where her particular style comes from.  The future looks bright for Kylee Cox.  

For Italtian Heritage month, Harmonics welcomes Giovanna Capone.  She talks about her documentary "Finding the Italians: A Granddaughter's Journey."  Almost four years in the making the documentary explores Capone's experience growing up in the bay area with a focus on overlooked Italian/U.S. history.  

From the archives, Shirlee Temper!  The singer and the band from the hit TV show "8 Dayz a Week" on Amazon Fire and Roku.  She talks about her musical beginnings and influences. 

From the archives, one of Gregory's very first interviews! Nanette and Charles talk about their Native American influences on their music and how they decided to represent their culture that's so often overlooked in music.