In My Life. Artists On The Record. Stevie Nix
-
- Music
-
Music journalist Stevie Nix presents all the best bits from major interviews major artists have done - it's their audio autobiography!
-
Kanye West
Kanye West goes on the record about:
His parents — and, interestingly, it’s his father who he speaks mostly aboutJay-ZBarack ObamaMental healthHis contradictions.But mostly we’re going to explore what goes on in that head of his. -
Bob Dylan - Part 2
Bob Dylan goes on the record about:
Why he felt a phony in the 60s.His recording processWriting songs vs writing booksHis Born Again phase — both when he’s in it and out of itGun controlAbortionHis peers, including John Lennon and Paul McCartney. -
Bob Dylan - Part 1
Bob Dylan goes on the record about:
His childhood and parentsWhy he changed his nameHis influencesHis disdain for the press, Time magazine in particularSongwriting, andA couple of his most iconic songs. -
Neil Young
Neil Young goes on the record about:
His father, and the nickname he had as a childThe many tangents he’s taken in his careerBuffalo SpringfieldCrosby, Stills, Nash & YoungCrazy HorseThe infamous Geffen yearsHis songwriting processPlus:
He has some excellent advice for budding artists The now-iconic line “it’s better to burn out than it is to fade away”Where he got the phrase “rust never sleeps” from -
Yusuf/Cat Stevens
Yusuf goes on the record about:
Growing upWanting to be a cartoonistHow he got the name Cat StevensGetting TBHis spiritual journeySongwritingQuitting musicHis comebackThe difference between Yusuf and Cat Stevens -
Van Morrison - Part 2
Van Morrison goes on the record about:
PerformingRecordingSongwritingPlus he speaks about some of his most iconic songs and there’s also a fascinating insight into the real Van Morrison from fellow Irish musician Glen Hansard, who spent an eventful and enlightening night with him back in the day.