Alicia Witt and Lisa Burns Interviews on The Time Machine
Singer-songwriter Alicia Witt released a self titled EP that become one of our most played on the air for the year 2010 and it was wonderful to have her on as a guest to discuss her music.
Alicia shared with the radio audience what served as musical inspiration for her songs and included her take on covering Paul Simon's "You Can Call Me Al". The EP was produced by Matt Beckley and this radio program also includes two live performances from Alicia.
The Time Machine Crew appreciated the time that Alicia took to do the interview because her studio cohort Blue (previous musical guest on The Time Machine) was standing by in the studio just a few feet away to work on some more songs for Alicia's next musical project.
Rocker and singer-songwriter Lisa Burns was also on the same broadcast of The Time Machine. Lisa discussed the stories behind the music on her recent release "Channeling Mary".
Lisa also shared with the radio audience about her previous work including "Unadorned" from 2004, her debut single from 1978 and her musical influences including Mary Weiss and Jackie DeShannon.
Above Photograph: Sal Maida and Lisa Burns
Brand new music was also featured from Bleu, Nushu and Lannie Flowers. Other artists heard on this Maui afternoon FM broadcast include; The Smith Bros., The Shangri-Las, Milk 'N' Cookies, Bangles and Blondie.
Alicia Witt on MySpace Music
Alicia Witt on Facebook
Alicia Witt on Twitter
Official Website for Lisa Burns and Sal Maida
Lisa Burns on MySpace Music
Labels: actor, Alicia Witt, Channeling Mary, Cybill, Dune, Friday Night Lights, Law and Order Criminal Intent, Lisa B Burns, Lisa Burns, Matt Beckley, pop, rock, singer-songwriter, Unadorned
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