Interviews

• Adam Duritz Musician/Record Label - Adam Duritz recently spent some time talking to TheCelebrityCafe.com about his experiences in the music industry.
  
  

• Berlin Terri Nunn - In the 1980s, Berlin was famous for such hits as "No More Words" and "Take My Breath Away". Now Terri Nunn is back with Berlin, touring and recording again. She tells us a bit about touring, and her passion for vegetarianism.
  
  

• Blessid Union of Souls Eliot Sloan - Eliot Sloan talks about the history of the band and the importance of lyrics and songwriting.
  
  

• Jim (1st Interview) Brickman singer, songwriter, pianist - Jim Brickman talks about his innate ability to make music, where he draws inspiration from, and the bizarre career path which has led him to his current one.
  
  

• Jim (2nd Interview) Brickman pianist/songwriter - Musician/entertainer Jim Brickman talks about varying his performances, appealing to the masses, and having fun -- all while giving the audience the best show possible.
  
  

• The Captain and Tennille (Toni Tennille and Daryl Dragon) - The Captain and Tennille talk about the different styles of music that they come from and their different personalities. Even further, they describe how a marriage is work and describe things that they did that helped their relationship last over 30 years.
  
  

• Belinda Carlisle Go Go and 80s Pop Icon. - The quintessential 80's gal, Belinda Carlisle talks about the hectic schedule during life with the Go-Go's years ago, and how she now balances being a mom with her solo artist career.
  
  

• Aaron Carter pre-teen singing pop-star - Aaron talks about his newest album, why he tries making his music a good influence, and hopefully getting his musical career as high as he can get it.
  
  

• Chumbawamba lead singer Dunstan Bruce - Chumbawamba's come a long way from their indie/punk days. Dunstan Bruce talks a bit about the history of the band, the road they've taken, and how he judges success.
  
  

• Joe Cocker Pop/Rock Legend - With a collection of hits showcasing his trademark gravelly voice, rock and blues man Joe Cocker talks about making the music he loves and people want to hear in his career spanning a few decades.
  
  

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