Artist of the Day June 9th Christine Ohlman

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Artist of the Day June 9th Christine Ohlman

by Holistic Lifestyles Radio on Jun.09, 2011, under Home

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“There are so many ‘wow’ moments” – Dave Marsh, SIRIUS/XM Radio personality / Rolling Stone editor emeritus

“Whatever she touches becomes soulful and passionate.” – Hal Horowitz, The All Music Guide

“Ohlman and Rebel Montez concoct a Soul atmosphere as thick and palpable as a humid Southern night. Ohlman’s stunning originals…blister and soothe in equal measure.” – Brian Baker, Cincinnati CityBeat

The heart of Christine Ohlman has belonged to rock n’ roll from just about the moment she could walk and talk. By the time she traveled from Boston to New York on an overnight train to make her first record at the age of 16, writing the “B” side on the way to the studio, she was already a veteran of the local coffeehouse circuit around New Haven, Connecticut. “The first guy who ever signed me flew down from New York City to hear the band; he signed us the same day,” she says. “We were in the studio practically before we knew what hit us recording a version of Al Kooper’s ‘Wake Me, Shake Me.’ The next thing we knew, we were on the charts and I was in heaven!”

Christine Ohlman

While touring and recording with Christine Ohlman & Rebel Montez are the main focus, Ohlman has other all-star concert appearances to her credit, including the Lincoln Center “American Songbook” Series (with Sting and Lou Reed), the 2009 Obama Inaugural Gala, and Celebrate Brooklyn’s Tribute to Bill Withers (with Nona Hendryx and My Morning Jacket’s Jim James). She continues to perform with the SNL Band, appearing with Al Green on the show’s 25th Anniversary Special and in the hilarious 2010 commercial parody “Carter n’ Sons Barbeque.” She is a sought-after studio guest vocalist, appearing on Ian Hunter’s Shrunken Heads (named one the Top 20 CDs of 2007 by the New York Daily News), Big Al Anderson’s Pawn Shop Guitars, and two CDs by esteemed Irish punk group Black 47. Labor of Love: The Music Of Nick Lowe features her vocal collaboration with Marshall Crenshaw on Lowe’s “Cruel To Be Kind.” And her commitment to the blues runs deep, as her scorching duets with the legendary Eddie Kirkland on his CD’s Where You Get Your Sugar and Lonely Street; her guest-shots with Charlie Musselwhite on his Grammy-nominated One Night In America; and her appearance on the Songs Of Willie Dixon (with Sonny Landreth & Clarence “Gatemouth” Brown) and Grammy nominee A Tribute To Howlin’ Wolf (with Taj Mahal & Lucinda Williams) give statement.

Dedication to preserving the soul in rock n’ roll has been the hallmark of Christine’s work from the days of The Scratch Band through a stint with Christine Ohlman and The Soul Rockers to her present band Christine Ohlman & Rebel Montez’ (Cliff Goodwin-guitars, Michael Colbath-bass, Larry Donahue-drums; original guitarist Eric Fletcher passed away in May, 2006). Her earliest idols were Etta James, Ray Charles, and Jackie Wilson. “My mom taught me to love those artists,” says Christine. “When she was growing up she used to frequent Cafe Society in New York City to hear Billie Holiday, Count Basie, Lena Horne. I just naturally picked up on blues and jazz through her. Then of course there was Elvis, and Jerry Lee, and the artists on Stax and Atlantic. At some point I also began to listen heavily to Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf, John Lee Hooker, Elmore James. So my songwriting reflects influences old and new. I always tend to lean toward wild guitar bands—you know, the ‘crazies’.” (Ohlman continues this fascination with musical tradition via her work as a music writer and musicologist. She was an original editor of the All-Music Guide, edited legendary producer Andrew Loog Oldham’s 2002 autobiography 2Stoned, and is a cover-story-writing contributor to Elmore Magazine)

Ohlman has released six CDs with Rebel Montez. The Hard Way, Radio Queen, Wicked Time, Strip, and 2008 career retrospective Re-Hive are joined by 2010’s The Deep End, her first CD of new material in five years. Co-produced gby Andy York (John Mellencamp), it featuresduets with Ian Hunter, Dion DiMucci, and Marshall Crenshaw and guest shots by Levon Helm, Big Al Anderson, G.E. Smith, Eric “Roscoe” Ambel, and others.

No stranger to tragedy, Ohlman suffered, in addition to the loss of longtime musical collaborator Fletcher, the death in 2005 of her mate and producer of more than 25 years, Doc Cavalier. Re-Hive is dedicated to his memory (as The Deep End is to Fletcher’s. .Following Cavalier’s passing, she produced a memorial concert at legendary rock club Toad’s Place in New Haven, Connecticut that featured 26 acts and nearly 100 musicians pivotal to the professional life she shared with him. “This is a time of reordering in my life,” she said recently. “There are no words to describe the empty spaces left by these losses. I feel I honor the memory of Doc and Eric by creating, by writing, and by performing. It hasn’t been easy by any means. But friends and fellow musicians have been extraordinary in their generosity and support. Michael Colbath, Larry Donahue, Cliff Goodwin and I look forward to the next record and to future collaborations.” Ohlman says, “The songs on The Deep End deal, in some ways, with the subject of loss, but much more importantly with the ways that love intersects with life to bring a kind of joy into one’s heart that is sometimes bittersweet.”

With her trademark mile-high platinum beehive hairdo and enviable collection of sequins and rhinestones, Ohlman looks like a lady to be reckoned with, and when she opens her mouth to sing, the truth comes out. But underneath it all lurks a no-frills approach to music. In her own words—”I give it to an audience straight, which is the way I like it myself. Yes, I like to shout, and I like to croon, and I love to wail. I just need to get in the groove and rock—not think too much about it– tear it up or soothe it over. I’ve loved rock n’ roll since I was a little girl, and I’ll love it forever. It’s my greatest kick and my greatest privilege to be able to get up on a stage and rip it apart. That’s rock n’ roll to me. I’m here to set your soul on fire.”

Artist of the Day June 7th Richie Supa

Artist of the Day June 7th Richie Supa « Holistic Lifestyles Radio

Artist of the Day June 7th Richie Supa

by Holistic Lifestyles Radio on Jun.07, 2011, under Home

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Richard “Richie” Supa (born Richard Goodman in Massapequa, New York) is an American songwriter and guitarist best known for his work with Aerosmith and Richie Sambora.

Richard Supa released several albums under his own name, including “Supa’s Jamboree” (1971, Paramount 6009), “Homespun” (197?), “Lifelines” (1976, Epic PE34277) and “Tall Tales” (1978, Polydor PD-1-6155). Richard’s song “Stone County Wanted Man”, which appeared on the “Supa’s Jamboree” album, was recorded by Johnny Winter for his “Saints and Sinners” album.

A longtime friend of Aerosmith, he has made a number of musical contributions to the band and has offered moral support. He temporarily replaced Joe Perry when he left the band in 1979 until a replacement was found. Additionally, he helped co-write several songs, including the hits “Chip Away the Stone” (1978), “Lightning Strikes” (1982), “Amazing” (1993), and “Pink” (1997), among others.

Supa co-wrote most of the songs on Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora’s second solo album Undiscovered Soul. He also wrote the song “Misery” for the album Missundaztood by Pink, on which Aerosmith’s singer Steve Tyler and Richie Sambora collaborated and co-wrote the song “My Interpretation” from Mika‘s debut album Life in Cartoon Motion. He also co wrote Back on Earth for OZZY

Richie’s career was launched via the legendary Long Island Band “The Rich Kids” who were signed by Clive Davis to Columbia Records. Richie also went on to a career on Broadway where he had the lead role in the hit musical “HAIR”. He became a household name in the Northeast which helped to launch his now 30+ year career.

Artists who have cut his songs reads like a who’s who of the music industry, with over 50 million records sold.Richie’s songs have appeared in Disney movies, feature films and on network television, including the hit show Melrose Place. Richie co-wrote with Richie Sambora on his most recent solo album and tours with Sambora on his solo project. He currently makes Nashville his home away from home working with some of the best writers in town bringing his rock and blues edge to the modern Nashville sound.

Richie collaborates with hit song writers such as Brett James, Dave Berg Stephony Smith, Keith Follese, Big Kenny of Big and Rich and Shelly Fairchild. Richie’s love for music keeps him writing and producing in the studio whether it’s rock, pop, or country.

He keeps his playing skills honed by keeping busy playing his hits live at songwriter events all over the country, along with his passion for helping with charities involved with children.

Check Out More Information On Richie’s Website:

http://www.richiesupa.com/

Christine Ohlman Sunday Night June 5th at 7:00PM EST

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Christine Ohlman Sunday Night June 5th at 7:00PM EST

by Holistic Lifestyles Radio on Jun.05, 2011, under Home

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Christine Ohlman Sunday Night June 5th at 7:00PM EST will be our guest on Rocker In Recovery. She’s the current, long-time vocalist with the Saturday Night Live Band.

We will be talking about Christine’s new CD “The DEEP END” and up her coming appearance at the 12 Step Music Fest.

Christine Ohlman is scheduled to play The 4th Annual 12 Step Music Fest which is a campout for ALL 12 step fellowships. It will be held November 3-6, 2011 at Sugarloaf Key (mile marker 20) KOA Campground in the Florida Keys. The entire campground will be closed to the public.

The heart of Christine Ohlman has belonged to rock n’ roll from just about the moment she could walk and talk. By the time she traveled from Boston to New York on an overnight train to make her first record at the age of 16, writing the “B” side on the way to the studio, she was already a veteran of the local coffeehouse circuit around New Haven, Connecticut.

“The first guy who ever signed me flew down from New York City to hear the band; he signed us the same day,” she says. “We were in the studio practically before we knew what hit us recording a version of Al Kooper’s ‘Wake Me, Shake Me.’ The next thing we knew, we were on the charts and I was in heaven!”

Christine was a founding member of The Scratch Band, legendary throughout the Northeast for their incendiary and eclectic live shows, and her stark, piano-accompanied version of Dusty Springfield’s “I Only Want To Be With You” from their first LP was a turntable hit in the U.K. Beginning in September 1991, a portion of The Scratch Band reunited in the studios of NBC’s Saturday Night Live with Christine joining guitarist/vocalist/musical director G.E. Smith and bassist Paul Ossola, both former Scratch Band members, in the SNL band. At one point, the 11-member group, featuring in its repertoire a heavy dose of Christine’s favorite music—southern soul—took the stage (joined by Ry Cooder, Steve Cropper and Maceo Parker) as the house band for The Rhythm & Blues Foundation Pioneer Awards, a performance that was, in Ohlman’s words, “just about the biggest flat-out thrill of my life. We were doing ‘Tell Mama’ and I looked around to catch Steve Cropper’s eye only to spot Clarence Carter, who wrote the song, standing in the wings waiting to come on. I thought—well, it just doesn’t get much better than this” (although she admits that the 2003 Central Park Summerstage Tribute To Janis Joplin, where she fronted both Big Brother & The Holding Company and the Kozmic Blues Band, and the Bob Dylan 30th Anniversary Tribute Concert, where she sang with George Harrison, among others, edge out everything for sheer historical vibe).

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While touring and recording with Christine Ohlman & Rebel Montez are the main focus, Ohlman has other all-star concert appearances to her credit, including the Lincoln Center “American Songbook” Series (with Sting and Lou Reed), the 2009 Obama Inaugural Gala, and Celebrate Brooklyn’s Tribute to Bill Withers (with Nona Hendryx and My Morning Jacket’s Jim James). She continues to perform with the SNL Band, appearing with Al Green on the show’s 25th Anniversary Special and in the hilarious 2010 commercial parody “Carter n’ Sons Barbeque.”

She is a sought-after studio guest vocalist, appearing on Ian Hunter’s Shrunken Heads (named one the Top 20 CDs of 2007 by the New York Daily News), Big Al Anderson’s Pawn Shop Guitars, and two CDs by esteemed Irish punk group Black 47. Labor of Love: The Music Of Nick Lowe features her vocal collaboration with Marshall Crenshaw on Lowe’s “Cruel To Be Kind.” And her commitment to the blues runs deep, as her scorching duets with the legendary Eddie Kirkland on his CD’s Where You Get Your Sugar and Lonely Street; her guest-shots with Charlie Musselwhite on his Grammy-nominated One Night In America; and her appearance on the Songs Of Willie Dixon (with Sonny Landreth & Clarence “Gatemouth” Brown) and Grammy nominee A Tribute To Howlin’ Wolf (with Taj Mahal & Lucinda Williams) give statement.

Listen Live To Christine Ohlman Sunday Night June 5th at 7:00PM EST Click On Link:

http://radio.securenetsystems.net/v4/index.cfm?stationCallSign=WWNN

Artist of the Day May 18, 2011 Richie Supa

Artist of the Day May 18, 2011 Richie Supa « Holistic Lifestyles Radio

Artist of the Day May 18, 2011 Richie Supa

by Holistic Lifestyles Radio on May.18, 2011, under Home

Richard “Richie” Supa (born Richard Goodman in Massapequa, New York) is an American songwriter and guitarist best known for his work with Aerosmith and Richie Sambora.

Richard Supa released several albums under his own name, including “Supa’s Jamboree” (1971, Paramount 6009), “Homespun” (197?), “Lifelines” (1976, Epic PE34277) and “Tall Tales” (1978, Polydor PD-1-6155). Richard’s song “Stone County Wanted Man”, which appeared on the “Supa’s Jamboree” album, was recorded by Johnny Winter for his “Saints and Sinners” album.

A longtime friend of Aerosmith, he has made a number of musical contributions to the band and has offered moral support. He temporarily replaced Joe Perry when he left the band in 1979 until a replacement was found. Additionally, he helped co-write several songs, including the hits “Chip Away the Stone” (1978), “Lightning Strikes” (1982), “Amazing” (1993), and “Pink” (1997), among others.

Supa co-wrote most of the songs on Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora’s second solo album Undiscovered Soul. He also wrote the song “Misery” for the album Missundaztood by Pink, on which Aerosmith’s singer Steve TylerMika‘s debut album Life in Cartoon Motion. He also co wrote Back on Earth for OZZY and Richie Sambora collaborated and co-wrote the song “My Interpretation” from

Richie’s career was launched via the legendary Long Island Band “The Rich Kids” who were signed by Clive Davis to Columbia Records. Richie also went on to a career on Broadway where he had the lead role in the hit musical “HAIR”. He became a household name in the Northeast which helped to launch his now 30+ year career.

Artists who have cut his songs reads like a who’s who of the music industry, with over 50 million records sold.Richie’s songs have appeared in Disney movies, feature films and on network television, including the hit show Melrose Place. Richie co-wrote with Richie Sambora on his most recent solo album and tours with Sambora on his solo project. He currently makes Nashville his home away from home working with some of the best writers in town bringing his rock and blues edge to the modern Nashville sound.

Richie collaborates with hit song writers such as Brett James, Dave Berg Stephony Smith, Keith Follese, Big Kenny of Big and Rich and Shelly Fairchild. Richie’s love for music keeps him writing and producing in the studio whether it’s rock, pop, or country.

He keeps his playing skills honed by keeping busy playing his hits live at songwriter events all over the country, along with his passion for helping with charities involved with children.

Check Out More Information On Richie’s Website:

http://www.richiesupa.com/

Artist of the Day May 4, 2011 Ricky Byrd

Artist of the Day May 4, 2011 Ricky Byrd « Holistic Lifestyles Radio

Artist of the Day May 4, 2011 Ricky Byrd

by Holistic Lifestyles Radio on May.04, 2011, under Home

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Rockers In Recovery Host John Hollis said during his interview with Ricky Byrd “Folks I just listened to the mastered version of the song it went right to the heart and had us all in tears. “Broken Is A Place” will touch many people and help many people find a new way of life”.
“Broken Is A Place”- the new song written by Ricky Byrd/Richie Supa ,Co produced by Ricky Byrd/Bob Stander, Drums: Shawn Murray, Bass: Bob Stander, Guitars: Ricky Byrd Vocals: Ricky Byrd, Keyboards: Richie Supa, Mixed: Bob Stander, Mastered: Ray Kennedy in Nashville.
“Broken Is A Place” is a must for any download collection. Ricky went to a place only one who has been there can write about and though this song can let others know change is possible.

Ricky Byrd Bio:
Lotta dues Jim, Lotta dues
That’s a line from a play about Lenny Bruce, and man oh man ain’t that the truth!!
Don’t get me wrong, I’m not complaining! I’ve had an unbelievable career so far and I’m very grateful.
Imagine a 13 year old sitting in his bedroom with his first guitar that “almost” stays in tune. He’s dreaming big dreams, hoping someday……you know the rest!
Well I got my wish. I’ve traveled the world with Joan Jett and The Blackhearts, had a couple of hit records and played guitar for two of my favorites–Roger Daltrey and Ian Hunter. I’ve also had the damn good fortune to have shared a stage with everyone from Jimmy Page, Leslie West, Steve Marriott to Rufus Thomas (I got to “Walk the Dog”)
I’ve had artists who I love and respect cover songs I’ve written ,and even got to decorate a wall in Byrdland with a few gold and platinum records.
Nice huh?
Problem is I’m not the kind that can rest on my laurels (you know how painful that can be!).
This is now and now I’m a solo artist–playing my songs, making my music and fighting my battles!
To be honest I’m feeling a little punchy from all the fighting.
But I promise you this…they’’ll have to carry me out of the ring still swingin’ and still singin’.
Let’s face it the music business (what’s left of it) is not for the faint of heart. it can break your spirit and leave you bitter.”It was you Charlie…you shoulda watched out for me. I coulda been a contender!”
Sorry, I had a Brando moment!.
Anyway as the saying goes… you buttered your bread now you gotta sleep in it…or something like that.
Where was I? Oh yeah
These days I have no illusions or expectations other than making the coolest music I can and have fun doing it.
So keep your eyes and ears open cause sooner or later I’ll be coming to your town. It might be a stadium,a theatre,a club or maybe even a coffeehouse, but you can bet the farm I’ll have a big ass grin on my face and be happy to be there.
See you in the trenches, Ricky
“Broken Is A Place” can be found at:
Itunes: http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/broken-is-a-place/id396731396?i=396731883&ign-mpt=uo%3D4
Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Broken-Is-A-Place/dp/B004661BHK/ref=sr_1_3/187-2233999-3447902?ie=UTF8&s=dmusic&qid=1286585137&sr=8-3

Media Ricky Byrd:
“Broken Is A Place”- Ricky Byrd Interview
Ricky Byrd formally of Joan Jett and the Blackhearts Interview
Legendary Guitarist Ricky Byrd’s Live Interview

In Memory of Phoebe Snow of the NYC Hit Squad

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In Memory of Phoebe Snow of the NYC Hit Squad

by Holistic Lifestyles Radio on May.02, 2011, under Home

Friends, family, and her legions of admirers (and her admirers include every musician and singer who ever worked with her) will say goodbye to Phoebe Snow, sweet diva, voice from God, today in New York City. We lost Phoebe to the ages earlier this week after she lost her own battle with a long illness.

Phoebe Snow was no stranger to the idea of recovery, and survival. Even a quick Google search will yield the the well-known information that she put her legendary career on hold to care for her disabled daughter, Valerie, who predeceased her by only a few years. After Valerie’s passing, Phoebe worked to recover from grief and triumphed,
taking to concert stages (a particularly storied return to the Bearsville Theatre had the audience alternately screaming her name and disolving in tears) and the recording studio. Hers was a unique talent, and she could be the most generous and giving of friends, as I know well. When my husband died of cancer in 2005, she came to sing at his memorial concert and then, several months later, contacted me to say that she had arranged a Buddhist toba prayer ceremony for him at her midtown NYC temple, and would I attend with her? It was such a lovely gesture, from such a brave and celestially talented soul. We all miss her dearly, and always will.

Artist of the Day May 2, 2011 is Woody Giessmann

Artist of the Day May 2, 2011 is Woody Giessmann « Holistic Lifestyles Radio

Artist of the Day May 2, 2011 is Woody Giessmann

by Holistic Lifestyles Radio on May.02, 2011, under Home

Live at Right Turn a new CD by Woody Giessmann, who is best known for his work with Boston band The Del Fuegos, has just released a collection of songs he wrote on piano. The songs are available by download or purchase a CD at: http://cdbaby.com/cd/woodygiessmann or on http://www.right-turn.org/productions.html.
Woody wrote and performed the songs live at Right Turn on June 5th, 2010 along with local musicians Jon Cohan, Richard O’Connell, Philip Kaplan, Dana Shellmire, and David Scholl.

All of the proceeds for this 10 song CD benefit addiction services of Right Turn, Inc, an innovative outpatient clinic in Arlington Massachusetts. The songs on the CD are about Giessmann’s experiences with the dark side of addiction.

Right Turn Records Presents

Woody Giessmann (and The Silverbacks)

Live at Right Turn – June 5th, 2010

1. When the wind begins to blow

2. I’ll be yours tonight *

3. Hell

4. A moment of silence

5. The Angels wash away your sins*

6. Don’t worry, baby*

7. Have a talk with God

8. Our last kiss*

9. Glory lasts forever

10. Last child

Recorded by Richard O’Connell and Asher Wynne

Live at Right Turn, 299 Broadway, Arlington MA on June 5th, 2010

Equipment provided by AV Design Build

Mixed by David Minehan at Wooly Mammoth Studio

Special thanks to all of our families and friends and people who support Right Turn.

Please donate to Right Turn at www.right-turn.org

All proceeds in support of Right Turn Innovative Outpatient Addiction Services

www.right-turn.org for more information

A recent collection of songs about my life and the dark side of addiction.

All songs lyrics and music by Woody Giessmann except “Have a talk with God” by Stevie Wonder

*Song writing credit to Jon Cohan

Woody Giessmann and The Silverbacks “Live at Right Turn” – $10 or .99 per song.

Artist Of The Day Richie Supa

Artist Of The Day Richie Supa « Holistic Lifestyles Radio

Artist Of The Day Richie Supa

by Holistic Lifestyles Radio on Apr.28, 2011, under Home

Richard “Richie” SupaRichard GoodmanMassapequa, New York) is an American songwriter and guitarist best known for his work with Aerosmith and Richie Sambora.

Richard Supa released several albums under his own name, including “Supa’s Jamboree” (1971, Paramount 6009), “Homespun” (197?), “Lifelines” (1976, Epic PE34277) and “Tall Tales” (1978, Polydor PD-1-6155). Richard’s song “Stone County Wanted Man”, which appeared on the “Supa’s Jamboree” album, was recorded by Johnny Winter for his “Saints and Sinners” album.

A longtime friend of Aerosmith, he has made a number of musical contributions to the band and has offered moral support. He temporarily replaced Joe Perry when he left the band in 1979 until a replacement was found. Additionally, he helped co-write several songs, including the hits “Chip Away the Stone” (1978), “Lightning Strikes” (1982), “Amazing” (1993), and “Pink” (1997), among others.

Supa co-wrote most of the songs on Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora’s second solo album Undiscovered Soul. He also wrote the song “Misery” for the album Missundaztood by Pink, on which Aerosmith’s singer Steve TylerMika‘s debut album Life in Cartoon Motion. He also co wrote Back on Earth for OZZY and Richie Sambora collaborated and co-wrote the song “My Interpretation” from

Richie’s career was launched via the legendary Long Island Band “The Rich Kids” who were signed by Clive Davis to Columbia Records. Richie also went on to a career on Broadway where he had the lead role in the hit musical “HAIR”. He became a household name in the Northeast which helped to launch his now 30+ year career.

Artists who have cut his songs reads like a who’s who of the music industry, with over 50 million records sold.Richie’s songs have appeared in Disney movies, feature films and on network television, including the hit show Melrose Place. Richie co-wrote with Richie Sambora on his most recent solo album and tours with Sambora on his solo project. He currently makes Nashville his home away from home working with some of the best writers in town bringing his rock and blues edge to the modern Nashville sound.

Richie collaborates with hit song writers such as Brett James, Dave Berg Stephony Smith, Keith Follese, Big Kenny of Big and Rich and Shelly Fairchild. Richie’s love for music keeps him writing and producing in the studio whether it’s rock, pop, or country.

He keeps his playing skills honed by keeping busy playing his hits live at songwriter events all over the country, along with his passion for helping with charities involved with children.

Check Out More Information On Richie’s Website:

http://www.richiesupa.com/

East Coast Music Scene Special Guest Rooster « Holistic Lifestyles Radio

East Coast Music Scene Special Guest Rooster « Holistic Lifestyles Radio

East Coast Music Scene Special Guest Rooster
by Holistic Lifestyles Radio on Apr.20, 2011, under Home

Bubba Mac
Join the East Coast Music Scene at 2PM on April 21, 2011. Bubba Mac and Kevin King will be interviewing Rooster.
There are entertainers, musicians, singers, and comedians, but there is only one Rooster! He can lift your spirits and empty your pockets all in the same song! Bawdy humor is not a stranger to Bourbon Street, but Rooster brings it all together musically with a strong Mississippi Delta blues influence like nobody else! As Rooster a/k/a/ Curtis Wheeler (born October 5, 1937) explains on “Born in Mississippi”, his classic blues outing, “I was born in Mississippi, raised down in New Orleans; I ate red beans and rice, made love to a Cajun queen.”† It’s Mississippi Delta electric blues meets Big Easy soul and musicianship, a brand of stone-cold originality that makes even the blandest-sounding blues arrangement sit up and bark at the moon. Rooster has worked at many jobs and has been successful in the workaday world, but the attraction of the blues brought him to playing guitar and singing full time later in life. After traveling the United States for several years, Rooster landed on Bourbon Street, and the place has not been the same since. From his “One man show”” to his high energy blues band, he can create excitement whenever he takes the stage.

Artist of the Day – Ricky Byrd

Artist of the Day – Ricky Byrd « Holistic Lifestyles Radio

Artist of the Day – Ricky Byrd
by Holistic Lifestyles Radio on Apr.20, 2011, under Home

Rockers In Recovery Host John Hollis said during his interview with Ricky Byrd “Folks I just listened to the mastered version of the song it went right to the heart and had us all in tears. “Broken Is A Place” will touch many people and help many people find a new way of life”.
“Broken Is A Place”- the new song written by Ricky Byrd/Richie Supa, Co-produced by Ricky Byrd/Bob Stander, Drums: Shawn Murray, Bass: Bob Stander, Guitars: Ricky Byrd Vocals: Ricky Byrd, Keyboards: Richie Supa, Mixed: Bob Stander, Mastered: Ray Kennedy in Nashville.
“Broken Is A Place” is a must for any download collection. Ricky went to a place only one who has been there can write about and though this song can let others know change is possible.
Ricky Byrd Bio:
Lotta dues Jim, Lotta dues
That’s a line from a play about Lenny Bruce, and man oh man ain’t that the truth!!
Don’t get me wrong, I’m not complaining! I’ve had an unbelievable career so far and I’m very grateful.
Imagine a 13 year old sitting in his bedroom with his first guitar that “almost” stays in tune. He’s dreaming big dreams, hoping someday……you know the rest!
Well I got my wish. I’ve traveled the world with Joan Jett and The Blackhearts, had a couple of hit records and played guitar for two of my favorites–Roger Daltrey and Ian Hunter. I’ve also had the damn good fortune to have shared a stage with everyone from Jimmy Page, Leslie West, Steve Marriott to Rufus Thomas (I got to “Walk the Dog”)
I’ve had artists who I love and respect cover songs I’ve written ,and even got to decorate a wall in Byrdland with a few gold and platinum records.
Nice huh?
Problem is I’m not the kind that can rest on my laurels (you know how painful that can be!).
This is now and now I’m a solo artist–playing my songs, making my music and fighting my battles!
To be honest I’m feeling a little punchy from all the fighting.
But I promise you this…they’’ll have to carry me out of the ring still swingin’ and still singin’.
Let’s face it the music business (what’s left of it) is not for the faint of heart. it can break your spirit and leave you bitter.”It was you Charlie…you shoulda watched out for me. I coulda been a contender!”
Sorry, I had a Brando moment!.
Anyway as the saying goes… you buttered your bread now you gotta sleep in it…or something like that.
Where was I? Oh yeah
These days I have no illusions or expectations other than making the coolest music I can and have fun doing it.
So keep your eyes and ears open cause sooner or later I’ll be coming to your town. It might be a stadium,a theatre,a club or maybe even a coffeehouse, but you can bet the farm I’ll have a big ass grin on my face and be happy to be there.
See you in the trenches, Ricky
“Broken Is A Place” can be found at:
Itunes: http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/broken-is-a-place/id396731396?i=396731883&ign-mpt=uo%3D4
Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Broken-Is-A-Place/dp/B004661BHK/ref=sr_1_3/187-2233999-3447902?ie=UTF8&s=dmusic&qid=1286585137&sr=8-3
Media Ricky Byrd:
“Broken Is A Place”- Ricky Byrd Interview
Ricky Byrd formally of Joan Jett and the Blackhearts Interview
Legendary Guitarist Ricky Byrd’s Live Interview

Past Guests

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Past Guests
The “Holistic Lifestyles Radio Network”, is multi media and has over 300,000 online listeners and or blog readers, We are live on the air 15 hours per week on the 50,000 watt mega station WWNN 1470AM Radio, where our signal reaches 6 counties in South Florida with a potential listening base of 50,000 per show.
Holistic Lifestyles Radio Networks WWNN 1470 AM streamer has an average 600 live listeners online per hour totaling out at 36,000 live online listeners per month. Holistic Lifestyles Radio Network on Blog Talk Radio has had over 108,000 archived download listeners in the year of 2010, on top of the live streams and AM Radio listeners we average 9000 archived show downloads per month. We have produced over 750 live shows in two years grab a seat and enjoy some of our guests we have interviewed below.
Holistic Lifestyles Radio Network produces several different shows to help balance out our listening base. Some of these are: Rockers In Recovery, Holistic Lifestyles Radio Show, East Coast Music Scene, That Sci-Fi Show, The Shift Guru, The Legal Hour, and Defend Your Money Radio.
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Artist of the Day – Woody Giessmann

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Artist of the Day – Woody Giessmann
by Holistic Lifestyles Radio on Apr.19, 2011, under Home
Live at Right Turn a new CD by Woody Giessmann, who is best known for his work with Boston band The Del Fuegos, has just released a collection of songs he wrote on piano. The songs are available by download or purchase a CD at: http://cdbaby.com/cd/woodygiessmann or on http://www.right-turn.org/productions.html.
Woody wrote and performed the songs live at Right Turn on June 5th, 2010 along with local musicians Jon Cohan, Richard O’Connell, Philip Kaplan, Dana Shellmire, and David Scholl.
All of the proceeds for this 10 song CD benefit addiction services of Right Turn, Inc, an innovative outpatient clinic in Arlington Massachusetts. The songs on the CD are about Giessmann’s experiences with the dark side of addiction.
Right Turn Records Presents
Woody Giessmann (and The Silverbacks)
Live at Right Turn – June 5th, 2010
1. When the wind begins to blow
2. I’ll be yours tonight *
3. Hell
4. A moment of silence
5. The Angels wash away your sins*
6. Don’t worry, baby*
7. Have a talk with God
8. Our last kiss*
9. Glory lasts forever
10. Last child
Recorded by Richard O’Connell and Asher Wynne
Live at Right Turn, 299 Broadway, Arlington MA on June 5th, 2010
Equipment provided by AV Design Build
Mixed by David Minehan at Wooly Mammoth Studio
Special thanks to all of our families and friends and people who support Right Turn.
Please donate to Right Turn at www.right-turn.org
All proceeds in support of Right Turn Innovative Outpatient Addiction Services
www.right-turn.org for more information
A recent collection of songs about my life and the dark side of addiction.
All songs lyrics and music by Woody Giessmann except “Have a talk with God” by Stevie Wonder
*Song writing credit to Jon Cohan
Woody Giessmann and The Silverbacks “Live at Right Turn” – $10 or .99 per song.

Artist of the Day – Richie Supa

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Artist of the Day – Richie Supa
by Holistic Lifestyles Radio on Apr.18, 2011, under Home

ITunes Last House On The Block
Richard “Richie” Supa (born Richard Goodman in Massapequa, New York) is an American songwriter and guitarist best known for his work with Aerosmith and Richie Sambora.
Richard Supa released several albums under his own name, including “Supa’s Jamboree” (1971, Paramount 6009), “Homespun” (197?), “Lifelines” (1976, Epic PE34277) and “Tall Tales” (1978, Polydor PD-1-6155). Richard’s song “Stone County Wanted Man”, which appeared on the “Supa’s Jamboree” album, was recorded by Johnny Winter for his “Saints and Sinners” album.
A longtime friend of Aerosmith, he has made a number of musical contributions to the band and has offered moral support. He temporarily replaced Joe Perry when he left the band in 1979 until a replacement was found. Additionally, he helped co-write several songs, including the hits “Chip Away the Stone” (1978), “Lightning Strikes” (1982), “Amazing” (1993), and “Pink” (1997), among others.
Supa co-wrote most of the songs on Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora’s second solo albumUndiscovered Soul. He also wrote the song “Misery” for the album Missundaztood by Pink, on which Aerosmith’s singer Steve Tyler and Richie Sambora collaborated and co-wrote the song “My Interpretation” from Mika‘s debut album Life in Cartoon Motion. He also co wrote Back on Earth for OZZY
Richie’s career was launched via the legendary Long Island Band “The Rich Kids” who were signed by Clive Davis to Columbia Records. Richie also went on to a career on Broadway where he had the lead role in the hit musical “HAIR”. He became a household name in the Northeast which helped to launch his now 30+ year career.
Artists who have cut his songs reads like a who’s who of the music industry, with over 50 million records sold.Richie’s songs have appeared in Disney movies, feature films and on network television, including the hit show Melrose Place. Richie co-wrote with Richie Sambora on his most recent solo album and tours with Sambora on his solo project. He currently makes Nashville his home away from home working with some of the best writers in town bringing his rock and blues edge to the modern Nashville sound.
Richie collaborates with hit song writers such as Brett James, Dave Berg Stephony Smith, Keith Follese, Big Kenny of Big and Rich and Shelly Fairchild. Richie’s love for music keeps him writing and producing in the studio whether it’s rock, pop, or country.
He keeps his playing skills honed by keeping busy playing his hits live at songwriter events all over the country, along with his passion for helping with charities involved with children.
Check Out More Information On Richie’s Website:
http://www.richiesupa.com/

East Coast Music Scene

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East Coast Music Scene

Bubba Mac

Host’s Kevin King and Bubba Mac take over the airwaves every Thursday at 2PM EST on The Holistic Lifestyles Radio Network. Tune in to hear music interviews from around the country from different artists in the music industry. Hear new and old artists with new releases to how it all began for them in the Blues, Soul, and Classic Rock arenas.

Bubba Mac’s passion for the blues, and live music in general, was the motivation for creating the both restaurants and continues to be a driving force behind everything they do. Bubba and Mac created and presented the 2007 Mid-Atlantic Blues and Music Festival in Atlantic City, NJ. Paul Benjamin of the North Atlantic Blues Festival in Rockland, ME came on board to help make the festival a success. As you can see from the lineup, the festival had the best of the best. We want to thank all the musicians, fans, and volunteers for coming out and enjoying our first blues and music festival. It was a great weekend. Thanks for your support. Stay tuned for the 2009 Mid-Altantic Blues and Music Festival.

Kevin King was a station manager at WDCR Philadelphia, hosted numerous music shows as well as worked for Corner Stone Management which was the management company for the band The Hooters, Tommy Conwell and the Young Rumblers. Kevin now works for The Holistic Lifestyles Radio Network.

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Tonight 8PM EST March 20, Saturday Night Live Band’s Christine Ohlman On Rockers In Recovery

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Tonight 8PM EST March 20, Saturday Night Live Band’s Christine Ohlman On Rockers In Recovery

by Holistic Lifestyles Radio on Mar.20, 2011, under Home

Christine Ohlman

Christine Ohlman singer of the Saturday Night Live Band will be our guest March 20, 2011 at 8PM EST on Rockers In Recovery and the East Coast Music Scene. Christine Ohlman will be talking about her 30 year plus musical career.

2010’s The Deep End, her first CD of original material in five years, featuring special guests/duet partners Ian Hunter, Dion DiMucci, and Marshall Crenshaw, plus Levon Helm, GE Smith, Andy York, Eric “Roscoe” Ambel, Catherine Russell, Big Al Anderson, and others) with her band Rebel Montez (Michael Colbath-bass; Cliff Goodwin-guitar; Larry Donahue-drums). “I’ve come here tonight to set your souls on fire,” she’ll tell an audience. And she will. Rockers In Recovery and the East Coast Music Scene is honored to have Christine as a guest.

Listen Tonight 8PM EST March 20, Live: http://radio.securenetsystems.net/radio_player_large.cfm?stationCallSign=WWNN

The heart of Christine Ohlman has belonged to rock n’ roll from just about the moment she could walk and talk. By the time she traveled from Boston to New York on an overnight train to make her first record at the age of 16, writing the “B” side on the way to the studio, she was already a veteran of the local coffeehouse circuit around New Haven, Connecticut. “The first guy who ever signed me flew down from New York City to hear the band; he signed us the same day,” she says. “We were in the studio practically before we knew what hit us recording a version of Al Kooper’s ‘Wake Me, Shake Me.’ The next thing we knew, we were on the charts and I was in heaven!”

Christine was a founding member of The Scratch Band, legendary throughout the Northeast for their incendiary and eclectic live shows, and her stark, piano-accompanied version of Dusty Springfield’s “I Only Want To Be With You” from their first LP was a turntable hit in the U.K. Beginning in September 1991, a portion of The Scratch Band reunited in the studios of NBC’s Saturday Night Live with Christine joining guitarist/vocalist/musical director G.E. Smith and bassist Paul Ossola, both former Scratch Band members, in the SNL band. At one point, the 11-member group, featuring in its repertoire a heavy dose of Christine’s favorite music—southern soul—took the stage (joined by Ry Cooder, Steve Cropper and Maceo Parker) as the house band for The Rhythm & Blues Foundation Pioneer Awards, a performance that was, in Ohlman’s words, “just about the biggest flat-out thrill of my life. We were doing ‘Tell Mama’ and I looked around to catch Steve Cropper’s eye only to spot Clarence Carter, who wrote the song, standing in the wings waiting to come on. I thought—well, it just doesn’t get much better than this” (although she admits that the 2003 Central Park Summerstage Tribute To Janis Joplin, where she fronted both Big Brother & The Holding Company and the Kozmic Blues Band, and the Bob Dylan 30th Anniversary Tribute Concert, where she sang with George Harrison, among others, edge out everything for sheer historical vibe).

While touring and recording with Christine Ohlman & Rebel Montez are the main focus, Ohlman has other all-star concert appearances to her credit, including the Lincoln Center “American Songbook” Series (with Sting and Lou Reed), the 2009 Obama Inaugural Gala, and Celebrate Brooklyn’s Tribute to Bill Withers (with Nona Hendryx and My Morning Jacket’s Jim James). She continues to perform with the SNL Band, appearing with Al Green on the show’s 25th Anniversary Special and in the hilarious 2010 commercial parody “Carter n’ Sons Barbeque.” She is a sought-after studio guest vocalist, appearing on Ian Hunter’s Shrunken Heads (named one the Top 20 CDs of 2007 by the New York Daily News), Big Al Anderson’s Pawn Shop Guitars, and two CDs by esteemed Irish punk group Black 47. Labor of Love: The Music Of Nick Lowe features her vocal collaboration with Marshall Crenshaw on Lowe’s “Cruel To Be Kind.” And her commitment to the blues runs deep, as her scorching duets with the legendary Eddie Kirkland on his CD’s Where You Get Your Sugar and Lonely Street; her guest-shots with Charlie Musselwhite on his Grammy-nominated One Night In America; and her appearance on the Songs Of Willie Dixon (with Sonny Landreth & Clarence “Gatemouth” Brown) and Grammy nominee A Tribute To Howlin’ Wolf (with Taj Mahal & Lucinda Williams) give statement.

Dedication to preserving the soul in rock n’ roll has been the hallmark of Christine’s work from the days of The Scratch Band through a stint with Christine Ohlman and The Soul Rockers to her present band Christine Ohlman & Rebel Montez’ (Cliff Goodwin-guitars, Michael Colbath-bass, Larry Donahue-drums; original guitarist Eric Fletcher passed away in May, 2006). Her earliest idols were Etta James, Ray Charles, and Jackie Wilson. “My mom taught me to love those artists,” says Christine. “When she was growing up she used to frequent Cafe Society in New York City to hear Billie Holiday, Count Basie, Lena Horne. I just naturally picked up on blues and jazz through her. Then of course there was Elvis, and Jerry Lee, and the artists on Stax and Atlantic. At some point I also began to listen heavily to Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf, John Lee Hooker, Elmore James. So my songwriting reflects influences old and new. I always tend to lean toward wild guitar bands—you know, the ‘crazies’.” (Ohlman continues this fascination with musical tradition via her work as a music writer and musicologist. She was an original editor of the All-Music Guide, edited legendary producer Andrew Loog Oldham’s 2002 autobiography 2Stoned, and is a cover-story-writing contributor to Elmore Magazine)

Ohlman has released six CDs with Rebel Montez. The Hard Way, Radio Queen, Wicked Time, Strip, and 2008 career retrospective Re-Hive are joined by 2010’s The Deep End, her first CD of new material in five years. Co-produced gby Andy York (John Mellencamp), it featuresduets with Ian Hunter, Dion DiMucci, and Marshall Crenshaw and guest shots by Levon Helm, Big Al Anderson, G.E. Smith, Eric “Roscoe” Ambel, and others.

No stranger to tragedy, Ohlman suffered, in addition to the loss of longtime musical collaborator Fletcher, the death in 2005 of her mate and producer of more than 25 years, Doc Cavalier. Re-Hive is dedicated to his memory (as The Deep End is to Fletcher’s. .Following Cavalier’s passing, she produced a memorial concert at legendary rock club Toad’s Place in New Haven, Connecticut that featured 26 acts and nearly 100 musicians pivotal to the professional life she shared with him. “This is a time of reordering in my life,” she said recently. “There are no words to describe the empty spaces left by these losses. I feel I honor the memory of Doc and Eric by creating, by writing, and by performing. It hasn’t been easy by any means. But friends and fellow musicians have been extraordinary in their generosity and support. Michael Colbath, Larry Donahue, Cliff Goodwin and I look forward to the next record and to future collaborations.” Ohlman says, “The songs on The Deep End deal, in some ways, with the subject of loss, but much more importantly with the ways that love intersects with life to bring a kind of joy into one’s heart that is sometimes bittersweet.”

With her trademark mile-high platinum beehive hairdo and enviable collection of sequins and rhinestones, Ohlman looks like a lady to be reckoned with, and when she opens her mouth to sing, the truth comes out. But underneath it all lurks a no-frills approach to music. In her own words—”I give it to an audience straight, which is the way I like it myself. Yes, I like to shout, and I like to croon, and I love to wail. I just need to get in the groove and rock—not think too much about it– tear it up or soothe it over. I’ve loved rock n’ roll since I was a little girl, and I’ll love it forever. It’s my greatest kick and my greatest privilege to be able to get up on a stage and rip it apart. That’s rock n’ roll to me. I’m here to set your soul on fire.”

Check Out Christine At: http://christineohlman.net/index.html

Listen To Archived Show At: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/holisticlifestylesradio/2011/03/20/rockers-in-recovery–christine-ohlman-singer-of-the-snl-band

VIII Days Clean

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VIII Days Clean

by Holistic Lifestyles Radio on Jun.09, 2010, under Home

VIII Days Clean

Starting June 16, 2010 Every Wednesday we will be headlining “Rockers in Recovery” bands that do great music and carry the message of hope like many artists of old and new are doing each day. “Rockers in Recovery” is a show to hear new releases or to hear what bands or musicians in recovery have been up to. This hour is dedicated to news and interviews in the rock and roll industry and the world of recovering bands or musicians.

We look forward to having a great line up each week:

On June 16, 2010 at 10PM EDT we have Ate DaysClean

Somewhere between heavy metal, 90’s grunge and the blues, exists VIII DAYS CLEAN. Four guys who were once homeless, drug-addicted, alcoholics VIII DAYS CLEAN have proven that anything is possible. The band draws influences from a tradition of Northwest rockers that includes bands like Alice in Chains and (other big band). Other influences include Danzig, Nine Inch Nails, The Cult and Marilyn Manson.

“VIII DAYS CLEAN’S new album, Angels of Nothing, is dark, disturbing and utterly brilliant”.

-John Larson, Tacoma Weekly

Relentless marketing, recording and epic live performances have established VIII DAYS CLEAN as one of the most sought after bands in the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Featured local industry showcases and events include KING5 NEWS(NBC Affiliate) Best of Western Washington Bands Contest (4th place out of 460 bands)…They were inducted into the coveted KISW 99.9 FM Hall of Fame…Performed at The Fallen Officer Benefit with KZOK 102.5 FM at EMP(Experience Music Project).

They are also in the rotation at Seattle station KFNK 104.9fm and can be heard on internet radio world wide.

In the national spotlight, VIII DAYS CLEAN has earned the title “America’s Recovery Band” and has been band of the month on Recovery 101 Radio and the 12 step Gazette.

VIII DAYS CLEAN’s video “Spoonful Of Jesus” was also the featured video of the month at Journey Magazine alongside last year’s PRISM award winner Richie Supa.

VIII DAYS CLEAN also just got their own chance to walk the Red carpet in Hollywood this April when they were nominated for 2010 PRISM Award for the song “Open Up”.

VIII DAYS CLEAN is currently in the running to open up for KISS in San Antonio as well as a supporting slot on the Warped tour.

They will be playing the Satsop River Rock Festival on July 31st with Wishbone Ash and Eric Burdon.

VIII DAYS CLEAN’S latest release”Angels of Nothing” has been described by some as “infectious”. Bob Rivers, KZOK radio host, calls the band “amazing” and Internet Rock Goddess Metal Sanaz stated “I love these guys”. Local fan Pamela proclaims, “These guys guys truly amaze each and every time they deliver a breathtaking, heart pounding, thought provoking performance”.

VIII DAYS CLEAN is available on iTunes, Amazon, CD Baby, Ebay and by special order in record stores world wide. Myspace http://www.myspace.com/viiidaysclean

We want to thank R. Scott Armbruster of Sound Pillow for making this new show possible. Please take a look at sound pillow by going to http://www.soundpillow.com

Last House On The Block

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Last House On The Block

by Holistic Lifestyles Radio on Jun.19, 2010, under Home

Richie Supa’s Last House On The Block Will Début On Holistic Lifestyles Radio’s “Rockers In Recovery”

Richie Supa At Rally For Recovery 2009 Photo By Rick Smith

Legendary Rocker Richie Supa has four decades of music under his belt and is ready to release “Last House On The Block”. “Last House On The Block” will début on Holistic Lifestyles Radio’s “Rockers In Recovery” on WWNN 1470 AM Radio at the End of June beginning of July 2010.

“God had control of the pencil on this one” said Richie Supa as we spoke about the new release of “Last House On The Block” and how it brought him to tears while producing the song. Richie is a man of deep talent and love of others as we can feel in songs like Amazing” (1993), co-written with Steven Tyler of Aerosmith.

Richie Supa has been a behind-the-scenes voice in the legendary rock band Aerosmith for years. Richie Supa additionally, helped co-write several songs, including the hits “Chip Away the Stone” (1978), “Lightning Strikes” (1982), ” and “Pink” (1997), among others.

Richie Supa co-wrote most of the songs on Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora’s second solo album Undiscovered Soul. He also wrote the song “Misery” for the album Missundaztood by Pink, on which Aerosmith’s singer Steve Tyler and Richie Sambora collaborated and co-wrote the song “My Interpretation” from Mika’s debut album Life in Cartoon Motion.

Artists who have cut Supa’s songs read like a who’s who of the music industry, with over 50 million records sold. Artists who have recorded Supa’s songs include Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, Ozzy Osborne, Mika, Pink and legendary artists such as Johnny Winter, Tom Jones, Air Supply, Glen Campbell, Willie Nelson, to name a few. Richie’s songs have appeared in Disney movies, feature films and on network television, including the hit show Melrose Place Read more: http://www.myspace.com/richiesupa#ixzz0rJgAWjiy.

Richie’s release of the song “In The Rooms” dedicated to the Social Media Site www.intherooms.com won the 2009 Prism Award. I believe Richie Supa is working on his second Prism Award with the release of “Last House On The Block”. “Rockers In Recovery” looks forward to the Début of “Last House On The Block” and we thank Richie Supa for choosing “Rockers In Recovery” radio show on wwnn 1470 am radio for the Début of another Richie Supa hit. So stay tuned for more information towards the end of June or the beginning of July 2010. Check for updates at www.holisticlifestylesradio.com