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Guitar Radio Show

Mark Daven
Guitar
Rock Music
Music Industry
Fender
Blues
Leslie West
Music
Gibson
Mountain
Sully Guitars
Guitar Collecting
Ancient Civilizations
Guitar Gear
Electric Guitar
Blues Music
NAMM Show
Vintage Guitars
Albert Cummings
Fingerstyle Guitar
NAMM

Dedicated To All Things Guitar. Artists, Music, Gear.

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes437Founded14 years ago
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Recent Guests

Scott Gorham
Guitarist known for Thin Lizzy and related projects
Scott Gorham (musician)
Episode: Guitar Radio Show 435- Scott Gorham - The Western Front
Charlie O'Neill
Member of The Delta Generators
The Delta Generators
Episode: Guitar Radio Show Ep 433- The Delta Generators
Rick O'Neill
Member of The Delta Generators
The Delta Generators
Episode: Guitar Radio Show Ep 433- The Delta Generators
Jason Green
Guitarist and blues/jazz musician
New York City / Cleveland-based guitarist
Episode: Guitar Radio Show Ep 431- Jason Green
Lyle Workman
Guitarist, composer for film/TV; instrumental solo artist
Freelance music professional
Episode: Guitar Radio Show Ep 429- Lyle Workman
Tomo Fujita
Guitarist and educator, founder of Guitar Wisdom
Guitar Wisdom / tomofujitamusic.com
Episode: Guitar Radio Show Ep 428- Tomo Fujita
Robben Ford
Award-winning guitarist and composer
Episode: Guitar Radio Show Ep 427- Robben Ford
Ella Feingold
Live performer, session musician, producer, writer, orchestrator, and educator
Episode: Guitar Radio Show Ep 426 - Ella Feingold
Paul Gilbert
Renowned guitarist known for his work with Mr. Big and as a solo artist.
Solo Artist
Episode: Guitar Radio Show Ep 425- Paul Gilbert

Hosts

Mark Davin
Host of Guitar Radio Show, primary interviewer known for gear discussions and in-depth artist conversations
Rob Wingler
Co-host contributing gear insights and artist interview dynamics

Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars from 34 ratings
  • Host talks too much

    It would be much better if the host let the guest talk. He needs to learn to listen. Show is 80% him talking

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Regular user 10
    United Statesa year ago
  • Thank You

    Came for the Wayne Krantz interview, stayed for the Andy Aledort “Revolver” episode, subscribed for Mark. Thanks!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ChristopherK78
    United States2 years ago
  • Wow, great podcast

    I just got turned on to this podcast

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Joe*Boots
    United States2 years ago
  • You seem like an awesome

    I love your podcast, it is so uplifting but at the same time soothing in the soul. Keep going!!!

    Greetings from Greece!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    physicque_chaser
    Denmark9 years ago
  • Good But!

    Update: 10/21/2017 I've decided to unsubscribe to this podcast. For the simple fact that the audio is so poor. On a recent road trip I listened to the episode with Johhny Highland. Between the host and Johnny, the audio of them talking on what sounded like speaker phone chatting was just too much torture! I'm Out! Show content is good but really, Mark needs to work seriously on his audio. It's hard on the ears listenting to someone talk in a hard room and the sound of the quest coming out of a s... more

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Bluesman_29154
    United States9 years ago

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Feedback often notes audio quality as a potential area for improvement but content quality remains highly valued.
Listeners appreciate the host's interview style and the breadth of guitarists featured.
Positive listener sentiment highlights the show's strong guest lineups and engaging gear discussions.

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Apple Podcasts
#50
Sweden/Music
Apple Podcasts
#193
Finland/Music

Talking Points

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Guitar Radio Show 435- Scott Gorham - The Western Front
Q: On the practical side, did you bring your Lizzy gear to the Western Front sessions, or did you opt for a different setup for this project?
Scott details using a custom Stratocaster with humbuckers and a slightly altered tremolo setup, plus the Rockman amplifier for a distinctive 80s tone, while noting that Gear decisions were constrained by travel and the need to minimize what he carried on and off planes.
Guitar Radio Show 435- Scott Gorham - The Western Front
Q: Absolutely. So my first question here, and I said this to you off mic, you know, I don't understand, and I can't find anything in my research. Why didn't this album get released?
Scott explains that The Western Front began as a different project, not initially a Thin Lizzy spin-off, and that a combination of timing, label decisions, and his commitments with Thin Lizzy prevented a release in the mid-80s; he also notes how legal and logistical realities around the era made it difficult to push the music forward at that time.
Guitar Radio Show Ep- 430 Jim Campilongo - Man In A Ball, In A Ball
Q: Bernadette Maria had a different title initially; what happened there?
Bernadette Maria was originally titled Desert Sand; the name was changed to reflect a romance angle and to honor a person connected to the dentist who inspired the track, showing how titles evolve during the process.
Guitar Radio Show Ep- 430 Jim Campilongo - Man In A Ball, In A Ball
Q: Recording in Argentina, is there a different mindset to the recording process there?
Yes, Campilongo describes a collaborative, laid-back vibe where meals and gathering are central to the session; he prefers recording with friends and feels the environment should foster happiness and comfort, which translates into the music.
Guitar Radio Show Ep- 430 Jim Campilongo - Man In A Ball, In A Ball
Q: What does the title Man in a Ball in a Ball mean, and are you the man in a ball?
The concept was inspired by a documentary about Action Park, where a ride called Man in a Ball in a Ball existed; it's a metaphor for the looping, dizzying motion and the notion of a man within the ball who is both the rider and the ride, which informed the track's mood and guitar arrangement.

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What is Guitar Radio Show about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A guitar-focused interview show featuring in-depth conversations with renowned players, educators, and industry voices. Episodes frequently center on career journeys, gear nerd-outs (guitars, amps, pedals, and recording setups), live-performance approaches, and the creative process behind albums and projects. Across guests, listeners get candid anecdotes about sessions, touring economics, and the evolving music industry, plus practical insights on technique, tone, and gear choices. Notable strengths include a mix of veteran players and educators, a willingness to explore live-recording approaches and gear ecosystems, and a signature emphasis on authenticity, storytelling, and hands-on craft. This podcast is especially valuable for musicians... more

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Recent guests on Guitar Radio Show include:

1. Scott Gorham
2. Charlie O'Neill
3. Rick O'Neill
4. Jason Green
5. Lyle Workman
6. Tomo Fujita
7. Robben Ford
8. Ella Feingold

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