Preview upcoming interviews that will air in the weekly national radio broadcast of In The Studio

David Bowie- Young Americans 50th Anniversary

By the time "Young Americans" by David Bowie came out in March 1975, the London-born singer/songwriter had 'morphed from gender-bending Major Tom to alien rock star with Ziggy Stardust, and now blue-eyed Soul Man in homage to the music of New York City's Harlem, the sweet soul sound of Philadelphia, Motown, and Memphis Stax. Don't miss my archival In the Studio classic rock interview with the dearly-missed David Bowie for the fiftieth anniversary of "Young Americans" the week of March 3.

Bob Seger- Against the Wind 45th Anniversary 2-24

Bob Seger details the songs which made Against the Wind the #1 seller in America, including "Fire Lake", "Her Strut", "You'll Accomp'ny Me", the rave up "Betty Lou's Gettin' Out Tonight", and the timeless timepiece "Against the Wind". Don't miss my guest Bob Seger here In the Studio for the forty-fifth anniversary of the six times platinum Against the Wind the week of  February 24.

Tears for Fears- Songs from the Big Chair 40th- Curt Smith 2-17

Tears for Fears' Curt Smith is in the Big Chair here In the Studio the week of February 17 to mark the fortieth anniversary of the 5x platinum, nine million worldwide seller "Songs from the Big Chair".

Led Zeppelin- Physical Graffiti 50th Anniversary- Jimmy Page 2-10

Fifty years on, Led Zeppelin's 1975 double album Physical Graffiti's sonic slam has not diminished one iota in strength, sheer number of exceptional songs, the band at peak performance, and Jimmy Page's impeccable production. Funky "Custard…