Dean Delray's LET THERE BE TALK

Today on another episode of Let There Be Talk, my guest is singer-songwriter Dylan LeBlanc.
Dylan is one of those artists who makes records that you don't just listen to — you live with them. Today we dive deep into his incredible record Coyote, talking about the songs, the writing, the recording process, and the stories and emotions behind the music.
We really get into what makes this album so special and what it's like to put your heart into a record and let the world hear it.
This was a great conversation with a seriously talented songwriter.
So sit back and enjoy my conversation with Dylan LeBlanc, right here on Let There Be Talk.
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DDR

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Today I dive into -
Clean eating on the Road,
Seeing AC/DC in Las Vegas and
The Strokes and Interpol's new Records
Thank you so much for the ongoing support of my Art.
I love all of you and I hope to see you out on the road.
DDR

Today on Let There Be Talk I sit down with one of the true survivors of rock 'n' roll, Phil Lewis, the unmistakable voice of L.A. Guns.
From the wild days of the Sunset Strip to today, Phil has lived it all. We dive into the band's incredible legacy, the making of classic records like L.A. Guns and Cocked & Loaded, the chemistry between Phil and Tracii Guns, and how the band has found a creative second wind over the last several years with a string of killer new albums and relentless touring. We also talk about the brand-new live release, Live From The Guild Theatre, why L.A. Guns is still firing on all cylinders, and what keeps him inspired after decades on the road.
This is a conversation about longevity, songwriting, surviving the music business, and what it really takes to keep a rock 'n' roll band alive. Phil is brutally honest, and full of incredible stories from one of the greatest eras in rock history.
If you love hard rock, the Sunset Strip, and hearing it straight from someone who lived every minute of it, you're going to love this episode.
Thanks for tuning in, and don't forget to subscribe to Let There Be Talk on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen. Keep the candles lit.
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Today on Let There Be Talk, I've got one of the greatest rock drummers of all time joining me—Matt Cameron.
When you talk about musicians who helped shape the sound of Seattle and completely change the course of rock music, Matt Cameron is at the top of the list. From his groundbreaking work with Soundgarden, to the emotional brilliance of Temple of the Dog, to holding down the drum throne in Pearl Jam for over a quarter century, his résumé is simply untouchable.
Matt's playing has always been the perfect combination of power, groove, creativity, and precision. Whether it's the odd-time signatures of "Gun," the thunder of "Rusty Cage," the emotion of "Hunger Strike," or the driving force behind Pearl Jam's incredible live shows, he's always served the song while pushing the music forward.
Today we dive into his incredible journey—from the early Seattle club days and the explosion of the grunge movement, to recording legendary albums, life on the road, working with Chris Cornell, and so many other iconic musicians, and what keeps him inspired after decades at the highest level.
If you're a fan of rock, drumming, songwriting, or just hearing stories from someone who's truly lived music history, you're going to love this episode.
Please welcome the one and only Matt Cameron.
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Today it's a deep dive into my thoughts on The Odyssey and the Film Industry,
The Rolling Stones new album Foreign Tongues
And the insanity of Super Diarrhea.
Thank you for all your Support it means the world to me.
Have a great weekend and I hope to see you out on the road.
DDR