Brock Walsh Interview on The Time Machine

Producer and singer-songwriter Brock Walsh was a guest on The Time Machine. The multi-talented artist discussed his music over the years as well as some of the songs he wrote for other artists.







His songs and his musical talents have been heard on numerous recordings from Kenny Rankin, Aaron Neville, Celine Dion, Rita Coolidge, Bette Midler, Christina Aguilera, Earth, Wind & Fire, Gino Vannelli, Robbie Nevil, Bruce Willis, Anne Cochran, Karla Bonoff, Jim Brickman, Cece Winans, Vanessa Williams, Jennifer Warnes, Juice Newton, Sharon Cuneta and Chicago. He also shared his latest song "A Thousand Wonders" over the Hawaiian airwaves along with his heartfelt thoughts of what his friend and songsmith Andrew Gold meant to him.







Other artists heard on this Maui afternoon FM radio aircheck include The Pointer Sisters, Andrew Gold, Juice Newton, The Smith Bros., Robbie Nevil and Terri Gibbs.




Click here to listen or download the radio interview with Brock Walsh on The Time Machine








Brock Walsh's "Dude, have you ever shot par?" Blog



"A Thousand Wonders" by Brock Walsh on iTunes



Brock Walsh's YouTube Music Channel




Below Video: "A Thousand Wonders" - Brock Walsh's video tribute to Andrew Gold



In Brock's words, "Here are a collection of photographs and drawings of and by Andrew set to the music of A Thousand Wonders, the song we recorded just days before he died."

"After many years working apart, Andrew and I finally got back into the studio to record this song. We spent the day experimenting, laughing, wondering where all the time had gone. We sat in the garden dreaming back to tours of the states, Europe and Asia, my wedding, his, Kenny-- and by the end of the day he had put his mark on this as he does everything he touches . . . touched. He died this week and we're all sick with grief. The plans we made to start working together more regularly just fond wisps floating off into space."

"But he's captured here, one last time. If not the last recording he ever made, certainly one of the last. He was my friend, mentor and much more that defies any label. I'm grateful to have had this last chance to make a joyful noise."

"Which makes me the last of the Smogtones."









Below Photograph: Andrew Gold and Brock Walsh








Below Video: The Pointer Sisters perform "Automatic" composed by Mark Goldenberg and Brock Walsh