Kenny Loggins: The man known as "The King of the Movie Soundtrack" discusses the art of songwriting and performs some of hits, including Footloose and What a Fool Believes. (S4, ep 6) [S]
Linda Perry: The multi-Grammy winner, formerly of 4 Non Blondes, discusses the art of songwriting and performs a selection of her hits including Beautiful and What's Up. (S4, ep 5) [S]
Steve Earle: The multi-Grammy-winning singer-songwriter discusses songwriting and his life in music, and performs a selection of songs including Copperhead Road and Goodbye. (S4, ep 4) [S]
Johnny Marr: Take an in depth look at the work and life of Johnny Marr, as told by the former guitarist and songwriter of The Smiths himself. (6 of 6) [S]
David Foster: The 16-time Grammy Award-winning Canadian discusses his glittering career and the creative process behind it, performing exclusively during the interview. (5 of 6) [S]
Paul Heaton: Prospering with both The Housemartins and The Beautiful South, Paul Heaton lifts the lid on his craft and performs a selection of tracks. (4 of 6) [S]
Richard Ashcroft: The Verve's former frontman Richard Ashcroft discusses the art of songwriting and his life in the music industry, and also performs a selection of his tracks. (2 of 6) [S]
New. Seal: The three-time Brit Award winner discusses his career and creative process. He also performs Crazy, Kiss From A Rose and Prayer for the Dying. (S2, ep 6) [S]
Kelly Jones: The lead singer and songwriter of chart-topping band Stereophonics discusses his creative process, and Stereophonics perform Dakota, Traffic and more. (S2, ep 5) [S]
Noel Gallagher: He found success as the main songwriter in Oasis and the frontman of Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds. Here, he performs Don't Look Back In Anger and more. (S2, ep 4) [S]
Paul Anka: As well as his own hits, Canadian singer/songwriter Paul Anka also penned tracks for stars like Elvis Presley and Michael Jackson. Here, he discusses his career. (S2, ep 3) [S]
The Flaming Lips: The three-time Grammy Award-winning Oklahoma rockers talk about their music career and song writing process, and also perform a selection of their hits. (S2, ep 2) [S]
Rickie Lee Jones: The two-time Grammy Award-winning singer songwriter performs some of her tracks, and also discusses her creative process and music career. (S2, ep 1) [S]
Norah Jones: Singer songwriter Norah Jones discusses her musical influences and creative process in this candid profile, and also performs four of her tracks. (6 of 6) [S]
Norah Jones: Singer songwriter Norah Jones discusses her musical influences and creative process in this candid profile, and also performs four of her tracks. (6 of 6) [S]
Chuck D: Public Enemy co-founder Chuck D made waves in the 80s with his powerful rapping style and lyricism. Here, he discusses his career and creative process. (4 of 6) [S]
Carly Simon: The Academy Award-winning You're So Vain hitmaker discusses her hugely successful career, song writing journey and creative process. (3 of 6) [S]
Bill Withers: The Ain't No Sunshine and Just The Two of Us Grammy Award-winning hitmaker discusses his song writing journey and why he chose to give up his music career. (2 of 6) [S]
Barry Gibb: The Bee Gees founder is one of the most successful songwriters in history with a string of number ones under his belt. Here, he discusses his craft. (1 of 6) [S]
New. Kenny Loggins: The man known as "The King of the Movie Soundtrack" discusses the art of songwriting and performs some of hits, including Footloose and What a Fool Believes. (S4, ep 6) [S]
New. Seal: The three-time Brit Award winner discusses his career and creative process. He also performs Crazy, Kiss From A Rose and Prayer for the Dying. (S2, ep 6) [S]
New. Kenny Loggins: The man known as "The King of the Movie Soundtrack" discusses the art of songwriting and performs some of hits, including Footloose and What a Fool Believes. (S4, ep 6) [S]
New. Kenny Loggins: The man known as "The King of the Movie Soundtrack" discusses the art of songwriting and performs some of hits, including Footloose and What a Fool Believes. (S4, ep 6) [S]
New. Linda Perry: The multi-Grammy winner, formerly of 4 Non Blondes, discusses the art of songwriting and performs a selection of her hits including Beautiful and What's Up. (S4, ep 5) [S]
Kelly Jones: The lead singer and songwriter of chart-topping band Stereophonics discusses his creative process, and Stereophonics perform Dakota, Traffic and more. (S2, ep 5) [S]
New. Linda Perry: The multi-Grammy winner, formerly of 4 Non Blondes, discusses the art of songwriting and performs a selection of her hits including Beautiful and What's Up. (S4, ep 5) [S]
New. Linda Perry: The multi-Grammy winner, formerly of 4 Non Blondes, discusses the art of songwriting and performs a selection of her hits including Beautiful and What's Up. (S4, ep 5) [S]
New. Steve Earle: The multi-Grammy-winning singer-songwriter discusses songwriting and his life in music, and performs a selection of songs including Copperhead Road and Goodbye. (S4, ep 4) [S]
Noel Gallagher: He found success as the main songwriter in Oasis and the frontman of Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds. Here, he performs Don't Look Back In Anger and more. (S2, ep 4) [S]
New. Steve Earle: The multi-Grammy-winning singer-songwriter discusses songwriting and his life in music, and performs a selection of songs including Copperhead Road and Goodbye. (S4, ep 4) [S]
New. Steve Earle: The multi-Grammy-winning singer-songwriter discusses songwriting and his life in music, and performs a selection of songs including Copperhead Road and Goodbye. (S4, ep 4) [S]
Paul Anka: As well as his own hits, Canadian singer/songwriter Paul Anka also penned tracks for stars like Elvis Presley and Michael Jackson. Here, he discusses his career. (S2, ep 3) [S]
The Flaming Lips: The three-time Grammy Award-winning Oklahoma rockers talk about their music career and song writing process, and also perform a selection of their hits. (S2, ep 2) [S]
Rickie Lee Jones: The two-time Grammy Award-winning singer songwriter performs some of her tracks, and also discusses her creative process and music career. (S2, ep 1) [S]
Norah Jones: Singer songwriter Norah Jones discusses her musical influences and creative process in this candid profile, and also performs four of her tracks. (6 of 6) [S]
Norah Jones: Singer songwriter Norah Jones discusses her musical influences and creative process in this candid profile, and also performs four of her tracks. (6 of 6) [S]
Carly Simon: The Academy Award-winning You're So Vain hitmaker discusses her hugely successful career, song writing journey and creative process. (3 of 6) [S]
Chuck D: Public Enemy co-founder Chuck D made waves in the 80s with his powerful rapping style and lyricism. Here, he discusses his career and creative process. (4 of 6) [S]
Chuck D: Public Enemy co-founder Chuck D made waves in the 80s with his powerful rapping style and lyricism. Here, he discusses his career and creative process. (4 of 6) [S]
Carly Simon: The Academy Award-winning You're So Vain hitmaker discusses her hugely successful career, song writing journey and creative process. (3 of 6) [S]
Carly Simon: The Academy Award-winning You're So Vain hitmaker discusses her hugely successful career, song writing journey and creative process. (3 of 6) [S]
Barry Gibb: The Bee Gees founder is one of the most successful songwriters in history with a string of number ones under his belt. Here, he discusses his craft. (1 of 6) [S]
Bill Withers: The Ain't No Sunshine and Just The Two of Us Grammy Award-winning hitmaker discusses his song writing journey and why he chose to give up his music career. (2 of 6) [S]
Bill Withers: The Ain't No Sunshine and Just The Two of Us Grammy Award-winning hitmaker discusses his song writing journey and why he chose to give up his music career. (2 of 6) [S]
Barry Gibb: The Bee Gees founder is one of the most successful songwriters in history with a string of number ones under his belt. Here, he discusses his craft. (1 of 6) [S]
New. Seal: The three-time Brit Award winner discusses his career and creative process. He also performs Crazy, Kiss From A Rose and Prayer for the Dying. (S2, ep 6) [S]
Barry Gibb: The Bee Gees founder is one of the most successful songwriters in history with a string of number ones under his belt. Here, he discusses his craft. (1 of 6) [S]
Johnny Marr: Take an in depth look at the work and life of Johnny Marr, as told by the former guitarist and songwriter of The Smiths himself. (6 of 6) [S]