The well traveled Robert Graham talks about writing some pretty cool tunes!

The well traveled Robert Graham talks about writing some pretty cool tunes!
Anne came on the show and talked about her deep abiding love of country – in fact she believes she may be the love child of Tammy Wynette and some male country singer.
Ana Morales returns to Song Talk with some new songs. We talk about how she got that amazing acoustic guitar sound in her recordings, honesty in songwriting and keeping lyrics general enough for multiple interpretations.
The uber talented Loryn Taggart stops by with some great jazz songs!
For the final show of 2014, singer songwriter Michael Proudfoot stops by and talks about writing meaningful music. Check out Michael’s video below.
The very talented Liz Jaremyn stops by and we talk about structures and metaphors in songwriting.
Bruce, Neel and Phil talk about their favourite holiday songs. They go over “Baby, it’s cold outside”, a wacky song by weird Al Yankovic, “Calling to say” by Serena Ryder and more.
Song Talk Radio co-host Neel Modi releases his first album, Counterfeit Lampshades, on the show. He presents three songs from the album, with an electronic industrial rock attitude.
The guys are impressed with Braeden’s talent for performance and writing song where every detail is considered in his process. He also shares a surprise he saves for live performances. http://youtu.be/g7qwuaB4Mog
Song Talk Radio’s social media guru and occasional co-host Eric Sorenson preforms two new songs on guitar and a beautiful instrumental tribute to his grandparents.
Bruce, Neel, and Phil celebrate their first year of Song Talk Radio with a freshly written tribute song to all the guests over the past year. They also feature and discuss five songs from the Songwriter’s Cafe Showcase concert at the Central Bar on Oct 26.
Rogers brings many insights into songwriting from his time spent in Nashville, and performs three of his beautiful songs live in the Song Talk studio – including one written and performed on ukulele!
Eric presents a 80’s video game themed instrumental piece, Bruce shows off a twist on the classic love song, and Neel goes all industrial with a song about trains. You can view Neel’s document on developing his song here.
Jessica talks about what comes first; music or lyrics, and the first song she wrote at the age of eight. She performs all three songs live in the studio.
Gary talks with the guys about using space and his influences in becoming a master finger style guitarist. And the crazy stuff he does with those capos.
Blair shares the very first song he ever wrote, and talks about the difference between writing from the heart and writing from the head. And the Monster Mash. CJRU 1280 AM · Song Talk Episode 45 – Blair Packham (September 30, 2014)
Christine talks and sings about joy and getting au naturel with her lyrics. Oh, and that’s not a surfboard in the photo; it’s Christine’s hand-painted-by-a-friend guitar case.
Scott B discusses stream of consciousness in his lyric writing, how to properly write sad songs, and writing a waltz.
Dom talks with the Song Talk Radio team about his ideas, working with producers, and the release of his latest CD. He also performs “The Autumn Wind” live with a poetry reading and song with acoustic guitar and voice.
Multi-Instrumentalist and composer Martin Van De Ven talks about counterpoint with numerous simultaneous melodies and different influences in constructing his complex instrumental pieces. Beyond The Pale Jumblies Theatre Martin on Soundcloud
Lilian talks about intuition and feelings in her songs, and how she stole borrowed her first guitar from her brother. We talk about the other stuff. She also performs all three songs live in the studio:
Abeena talks about “walking the talk” and spirituality in her songs. She also performs “Cry” live in the studio.
Addy talks about the ideas behind his songs “Think of Me”, “Dark Horse”, “The River” and performs two songs live in the studio.
Alon takes about hard rock songwriting for his band and his lofty goal of writing a song a day for a year. He also performs “Wheels on the Bus” live in the studio.