By Alan Haber – Pure Pop Radio 
On September 20, singer-songwriter Marc Jonson, best known for his seminal 1992 album 12 in a Room, joined me on Pure Pop Radio: In Conversation to talk about his 1972 debut album Years, released on the Vanguard label.
Along the way, Marc met up with such luminaries as Harry Chapin and Eric Clapton, and went from recording songs in his Long Island bedroom to recording in Vanguard’s mammoth studios. In doing so, his new songs were transformed into majestic landscapes that set a young musician on his musical path. This show is a detailed look at the creative process, as in-depth as it gets on pop music’s premiere interview program.
Listen to my interview with Marc Jonson from September 20 by clicking the play button on the following player, or click on the Pure Pop Radio button to the left to download (then right click and choose “Save audio as” to save the file to your computer). (This interview is presented in scoped format; the songs have been removed due to copyright concerns.)
You can listen to samples of the songs played during this program by clicking on the following links:
- “Love Radiates Around” (from 12 in a Room) | http://www.allmusic.com/album/12-in-a-room-mw0000041721
- “A Long Song” (from Years) | http://www.allmusic.com/album/years-mw0003031668
- “Fly” (from Years) | http://www.allmusic.com/album/years-mw0003031668
Purchase Marc Jonson’s Years by clicking on the following link (you’ll be so very glad you did!): Amazon
Look out for more current and archived Pure Pop Radio: In Conversation interviews, coming soon.
Listen to the Pop Tunes Deejay Show on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8 pm ET (two different shows every week); In Conversation airs every Wednesday night at 9 pm ET. Don’t miss a minute!
Pure Pop Radio: In Conversation is all new this Wednesday night, September 20 at 9 pm ET. Singer-songwriter Marc Jonson, best known for his seminal 1992 album 12 in a Room, talks to me about his 1972 debut album Years, released on the Vanguard label. Along the way, Marc met up with such luminaries as Harry Chapin and Eric Clapton, and went from recording songs in his Long Island bedroom to recording in Vanguard’s mammoth studios. It’s a detailed look at the creative process, as in-depth as it gets on pop music’s premiere interview program.