Margo Guryan Interview on The Time Machine
Singer-songwriter Margo Guryan was a guest on The Time Machine. She shared her thoughts behind her latest song "16 Words" in addition to the many wonderful songs from her 1968 debut album "Take A Picture", the release of "25 Demos" from 2001 and the numerous artists who covered her musical output.
Margo Guryan on MySpace Music
Also on the radio program:
The winter of 2007 saw the publication of John M. Borack's "Shake Some Action: The Ultimate Power Pop Guide". Host Michael McCartney spoke with the author about the task of putting together a tome of this musical magnitude.
Shake Some Action: The Ultimate Power Pop Guide by John M. Borack at Not Lame
Labels: Hawaii, interview, John Borack, Margo Guryan, Maui, pop, rock, Shake Some Action, singer-songwriter, sixties, The Time Machine radio show, Ultimate Power Pop Guide
posted by The Time Machine @ 7:53 PM
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Great interview with Margo Guryan! Unfortunatly there are only a few radio interviews featuring her on the web. Glad to have found yours.
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