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'60s '70s '80s - Warm, Candid, Classic Rock Interviews with Music Legends - A BREATH OF FRESH AIR

Sandy Kaye
Music Industry
The Beatles
Rock Music
Australia
Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame
Blues
Tommy Emmanuel
Soul Music
Kool & the Gang
R&B
Paul Mccartney
The Guess Who
Gilbert O'sullivan
Patti Labelle
Rock and Roll
Bob Marley
Songwriting
1960s Music Scene
Chris Norman
Bob Dylan

Iconic artists? Music Legends? Sandy Kaye interviews them all on A Breath of Fresh Air - a multi award-winning podcast featuring in-depth interviews with the artists you love. Through compelling conversations, we gain a rare, behind-the-scenes and intimate look at the personal stories and inspirations that fueled the music that shaped entire generations. Explore the lives, struggles, and creative ... more

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Gerry Beckley, the legendary co-founder, singer, and songwriter of the iconic band America, joins host Sandy Kaye on A Breath of Fresh Air for an intimate look into his life after 53 years of consecutive touring.

In this episode, Gerry gets candid a... more

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What happens when you keep doing what you love and stop chasing fame?

For Keb’ Mo’, it meant finding his own voice—and eventually becoming one of contemporary blues’ most celebrated artists.

In this episode, five-time Grammy winner Keb’ Mo’ joins ... more

John Ford Coley: The Life, the Hits and the Story Behind England Dan & John Ford Coley

Some songs take you straight back to a moment, a place or a person. For millions of listeners, “I’d Really Love to See You Tonight,” “Nights Are Forever Without Y... more

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Some voices bring a whole era rushing back. David Surkamp’s is one of them.

Instantly recognisable for its soaring pitch and emotional intensity, his singing helped give Pavlov’s Dog a place in the hearts of listeners who wanted their rock music ad... more

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Recent Guests

Keb' Mo'
Five-time Grammy-winning contemporary blues artist, singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist
Episode: Keb’ Mo’: He Stopped Chasing Fame—Then Came Five Grammys
John Ford Coley
Singer, pianist, guitarist, songwriter, producer and actor, known for England Dan & John Ford Coley
Episode: John Ford Coley: The Voice You Know, the Story You Don’t
David Surkamp
Lead singer and guitarist of Pavlov's Dog
Pavlov's Dog
Episode: Remembering David Surkamp: The Unforgettable Voice of Pavlov’s Dog
Ashley Kahn
Acclaimed New York author and music historian, author of Days of Miracle and Wonder
Episode: Paul Simon’s Graceland: The Cassette That Sparked a Comeback
Philip Wright
Original member, drummer, and lead vocalist of Paper Lace
Paper Lace
Episode: Paper Lace’s Philip Wright: The Truth Behind ‘Billy Don’t Be a Hero’ & ‘The Night Chicago Died’
Jeff Skunk Baxter
Guitarist known for Steely Dan and the Doobie Brothers; later defense analyst
Steely Dan; Doobie Brothers; Northrop Grumman (defense)
Episode: Jeff “Skunk” Baxter: From Steely Dan Guitar Hero to Missile Defence Expert
Carlos Santana
Iconic guitarist and musical legend
Musician
Episode: Carlos Santana: “I Am Not What Happened to Me”
Kent LaVoie
Singer-songwriter known as Lobo
Independent artist, songwriter
Episode: Lobo Never Wanted Fame… But He Wrote Some of the Biggest Hits of the '70s
Tom Petersson
Bassist and founding member of Cheap Trick
Cheap Trick
Episode: How Cheap Trick Became Rock Legends Completely By Accident

Host

Sandy Kaye
Host of A Breath Of Fresh Air

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 1.5k ratings
  • A great podcast with interesting chats with the artists and music

    Podcast Addict
    5
    Irony
    5 months ago
  • Timeless

    Wanted to tell you how much I enjoy and appreciate interviews with musicians of my time . You have a great skill of conversation with them. You let them share without agenda.

    These very

    Important individuals deserve to be heard. You give them your amazing platform.

    We will be without them one day and your interviews are so appreciated.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    7878Mart
    United States6 months ago
  • Ralph McTell - Truly Inspirational

    I need to thank you profusely for giving me such a delightful morning. Took me a while to get to bed and struggled with my pillow … so I went to my trusty podcasts to try and fall asleep.

    And there you were with Ralph McTell.

    It made me both so happy and truly ‘inspired’.

    Your mutual dynamic was revelatory … you allowed him to present himself as a true and literal artist who communicates so much through words and music.

    It was an interesting juxtaposition of putting him together with a recen... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Renny Manne
    Australia8 months ago
  • Fab Podcast

    Sandy knows her music, very well researched. Her relaxed style and genuine interest in her subjects make her show a pleasure to listen to. Rock on Sandy 👍🎵

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Johnny Custard
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Such a fun show!

    I love this show! It brings me back to such great times, bringing back nostalgia and fun facts I’m learning about my favorite artists!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    hershkiss
    United States2 years ago

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Listeners appreciate nostalgic yet insightful takes on classic rock legends
Research and preparation noted as a strength of the host's interviews
The show is described as warm, polished, and highly engaging for music lovers
Guests praised for deep, relaxed conversations that let artists tell their stories

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Keb’ Mo’: He Stopped Chasing Fame—Then Came Five Grammys
Q: The Breakdown centers around two years ago having open heart surgery. It centers around that and other things, you know, that public, some things aren't so public. Can you tell us about that?
Keb' Mo' says the album grew from his open-heart surgery and other personal challenges. He recalls the physical weakness of recovery and says the condition was hereditary, while noting he had previously been advised to take medication for high blood pressure.
Keb’ Mo’: He Stopped Chasing Fame—Then Came Five Grammys
Q: Can you share a little bit about your history with the Delta Blues, because that's always been the basis for all the playing that you've done. Why the intense love?
Keb' Mo' says his interest in acoustic country blues came later, after hearing Big Bill Broonzy. He was drawn to its purity and authenticity and added it to his musical toolbox rather than trying to become a scholar of the tradition.
John Ford Coley: The Voice You Know, the Story You Don’t
Q: Why did A&M Records drop you in 1972?
Although “Simone” had international success, it did not become a major U.S. single, and the label decided the third record had not produced enough chart activity.
John Ford Coley: The Voice You Know, the Story You Don’t
Q: Was playing at the Grand Ole Opry always on your bucket list?
Coley says it was not, because he thought his pop music was outside the country genre, but he enjoyed being invited and performing there.
Paper Lace’s Philip Wright: The Truth Behind ‘Billy Don’t Be a Hero’ & ‘The Night Chicago Died’
Q: How old were you when you started out and when Billy Don't Be a Hero came along?
He recalls being in his early twenties and being introduced to writing partners who had a vast track record, which helped clinch the writing and recording of their first major UK hit.

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A candid, long-form interview series that centers on legendary rock artists from the 60s, 70s, and 80s, offering intimate stories behind iconic hits, studio sessions, and touring life. Episodes spotlight band dynamics, creative processes, and the human side of fame, with a warmth and depth that makes listeners feel like backstage guests. Noteworthy is the consistent focus on deep-dive histories, archival anecdotes, and the personal journeys of musicians, often weaving in lesser-known details that enrich nostalgia with context. Potential listeners who crave thoughtful conversations, music history, and behind-the-scenes looks at classic rock will likely find this show compelling and uniquely well-researched for fans and industry professionals... more

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1. Keb' Mo'
2. John Ford Coley
3. David Surkamp
4. Ashley Kahn
5. Philip Wright
6. Jeff Skunk Baxter
7. Carlos Santana
8. Kent LaVoie

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