Music and Milsap

Ronnie welcomes the legendary Gordon Mote to his living room for a great time and uplifting stories. Ronnie answers Questions for Milsap from the Fans.

Ronnie receives a live call from the Grand Ole Opry stage on the anniversary of his becoming a member in 1976. Join us as Ronnie pulls two amazing performances from the vault and answers “Questions for Milsap” from the fishbowl. 

Ronnie invites American music royalty T.G. Sheppard and Kelly Lang to his living room. We sit in as they reminisce about their lives as struggling musicians who became country music hitmakers and the advice that their friend Elvis Presley gave. And a shocking insight that Ronnie shares about the death of Elvis.

Ronnie Milsap welcomes Twitty & Lynn to his living room. Tre and Tayla (Grandkids to Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn) enjoy cutting up with Ronnie and swapping stories about country music royalty. With new insights and a bright future, this is a Gem.

Ronnie Milsap’s “Band Series” finale welcomes his bass player of 41 years, Warren Gower. Join us as Ronnie visits with Warren, music producer Rob Galbraith, and podcast producer Marty MacKeever as they share laughs, music, and stories.

Continuing his Band Series, Ronnie Milsap interviews "Dream Team" member Marty MacKeever. Ronnie and Marty share crazy road stories of love and redemption and Marty plays a song written by his best friend inspired by Ronnie Milsap's life story.

Ronnie Milsap continues his Band Series interviews with his secret weapon husband and wife team The Hamptons. Rhonda puts Ronnie on the spot as they remember 29 years of tour and show highlights.

Ronnie Milsap chats with Guitarist and Road Manager Jamie Brantley about life on the road and jamming with James Brown. Ronnie’s “Secret Weapon” band member enjoys answering fan questions and plays a Christmas song he co-wrote with Dottie West’s daughter-in-law, Kenna Turner West.

Ronnie Milsap welcomes his newest "Secret Weapon" band member, bass player Chris Miles, to the podcast studio. They answer fan questions and listen to some bluegrass music together.

Ronnie Milsap swaps celebrity stories and laughter with the man who “can play every instrument known to man.” John Heinrich shares highlights of his life as Ronnie’s Dream Team pedal steel player.

Ronnie Milsap is joined by soundman extraordinaire Kerry West, son of country music legend Dottie West. Kerry talks about being on the road with his mom and other Superstars as a young boy, and how he became a 30-year member of the crew that Ronnie calls “The Dream Team.”

Ronnie Milsap’s Band Series welcomes Larry Hall, Keyboardist to the Stars. Join them in laughter as they share stories about life on the road and the first time Ronnie ever drove a car in order to save his job.

Ronnie Milsap’s "Band Series" kicks off with legendary drummer Rodney Edmondson. Sit in with the gang as they tell stories and answer fan questions about their favorite memories of being on the road with Ronnie and his band, who he calls “The Secret Weapon.”

Part two of Ronnie's "Gearheads Episode." Legendary producer/engineers Bill Shnee, Kyle Lehning, and Rob Galbraith talk studio equipment, sports, and listen to some of their finest work together.

Ronnie and the gang talk shop with Bill Schnee, Kyle Lehning, and Rob Galbraith about working in the studio with Ronnie, Michael Jackson, Joe Cocker, and the members of the Beatles in this Gearheads Episode. They listen to some of the songs and Ronnie answers fan questions from the Fishbowl in this Part 1 podcast.

Ronnie's Houston Solution calls in during the beginning of a podcast, and they wind up talking God, Family and George Strait. The phone call becomes the podcast.

Ronnie chats with 35-year bandmate Jamie Brantley about songwriting, Led Zeplin, and Priscilla Presley.

Ronnie Milsap and Marty remember a few of the stories told by Ronnie and his guests this past year. Includes Questions for Milsap from his fans.

Christmas songs by Ronnie Milsap are exceptional and to hear Ronnie talk about them is heartwarming and inspirational. Grab some eggnog and sit a spell with Ronnie, his producer, and the gang.

Ronnie Milsap records a tribute to his favorite artist, Jim Reeves. He swaps stories with Jim’s long-time personal secretary, Joyce Jackson, and learns new information about the circumstances around Jim’s plane crash.

Ronnie Milsap and Charlie McCoy swap stories about Brenda Lee, Loretta Lynn, Chet Atkins, Elvis, and the time he had to bail a drummer out of jail to make a hit record.

Ronnie Milsap shares what he sees as his best live vocal performance ever. The gang talks about what happened in Biloxi, behind the scenes.

Ronnie interviews Catherine Marx, keyboardist for Ronnie, Reba McEntire, Olivia Newton-John, Glen Cambell, Willie Nelson, and many others. Ronnie answers fan questions and talks about how he was treated by Elvis.

Ronnie Milsap sings a song sent to him by his good friend Barry Manilow and shares some never before heard recordings from his vault. Ronnie answers questions about his heritage and about reading music in braille. 

Ronnie, songwriter Mike Reid, and producer Rob Galbraith enjoy sharing stories of how some of Ronnie's biggest hits were written, how the songs make it to Ronnies ear, and some of the crazy things they would try in the studio to get the sound just right.  The powerful trio make spontaneous comments to each other while they listen to the final production of the songs they created together.

Ronnie and producer Rob Galbraith talk life and music with NFL star turned hit songwriter, Mike Reid. The inspirational story of a life turned around by a chance meeting with Ronnie’s team the day before saying goodbye to Nashville.

Great stories about Ronnie's CMA duet with Patti Labelle and recording with the Harlem Boys Choir. Fans ask Ronnie about his favorite song and musicianship.

Ronnie Milsap and producer Tom Collins share a treasure trove of stories and laughter about Ronnie’s move to Nashville. A behind-the-scenes look into how Ronnie became a country artist and won his first Grammy.

Ronnie leaves Atlanta for NYC to become an R&B singer, and his songs are climbing up the charts until one event made the radio stations stop playing him immediately. So Joyce drove with Ronnie to Texas. Ronnie also shares what song is most personal to him when he answers a question from a fan.

Ronnie plays some never-heard-before demos that got him his first record deal. He talks about JFK, experiences at American Studios in Memphis, and when he bought a tour bus from Johnny Cash's brother Tommy.

Ronnie Milsap and Sam Moore crack each other up live on stage in this amazing recording from Ronnies vault. Ronnie introduces the Fish Bowl.

Ronnie shares a shocking road story and introduces his "Questions for Milsap" segment.

Ronnie introduces us to his new podcast and pulls out some gems from his master recordings vault.