HeyJaredYour Music Journey
Welcome to "Your Music Journey," the podcast that takes you on a captivating exploration of the world of music.
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Stéphane Wrembel: The Oscars, Django Reinhardt & His Surprise Vocal Debut (opens the original)
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He wrote the Oscar-winning song from Midnight in Paris — then played it live at the Academy Awards with Hans Zimmer conducting. Gypsy jazz guitarist Stéphane Wrembel joins Stage Vault to talk about that night, the years he spent training in Sinti gypsy camps in France, building the Django à Gogo festival, and why — after 20 years as an instrumentalist — he just sang on record for the first time on Django New Orleans II: Hors-Série. Stage Vault goes behind the curtain of live music: the rituals,
Nili Brosh: Dethklok, Danny Elfman & the Weight of Three Stages (opens the original)
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Guitarist Nili Brosh lives in three musical worlds at once: Dethklok's animated-metal spectacle, Danny Elfman's orchestral theatrics, and the nightly precision of Cirque du Soleil's Michael Jackson ONE. Recorded on the road during the 2026 Amonklok Conquest tour, days after the release of her fourth solo album, Eventide, this conversation goes past the résumé and into the pre-show rituals, mid-set thoughts, and the one night on stage she'd preserve forever. Nili currently tours as Dethklok's gui
Gail Ann Dorsey: David Bowie's Bassist on "Under Pressure" & Going Solo Again (opens the original)
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For nearly 20 years, Gail Ann Dorsey held down bass and vocals in David Bowie's live band — including singing the Freddie Mercury part in "Under Pressure." Now, 21 years after her last solo album, she's releasing The Appearance of Life and stepping back to center stage. Gail talks about the terror of being asked to sing "Under Pressure" for the first time, what she's actually thinking about mid-performance when a show is really working, and how it feels to perform Bowie's music now with the Blac
Courtney Taylor-Taylor (The Dandy Warhols): David Bowie, Bohemian Like You & the Oregon Symphony (opens the original)
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On this episode of Stage Vault, Courtney Taylor-Taylor — frontman of The Dandy Warhols — opens up about what actually happens inside a performer during 30+ years of shows: the readiness that never quite becomes autopilot, the physical grind of playing sick or hungover, and the two nights performing with the Oregon Symphony that he calls the most powerful music experience of his career. He also tells the story of singing "White Light/White Heat" alongside David Bowie at the Meltdown Festival, ref
The Oak Ridge Boys: William Lee Golden on 60 Years of Harmony, Loss & Healing (opens the original)
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William Lee Golden of The Oak Ridge Boys opens up about more than six decades on stage — the four-part harmony that still gives him chills, the devastating losses the group has endured, and what keeps him singing at 87. In this conversation, William Lee reflects on the emotional weight of losing longtime bandmates Joe Bonsall and Richard Sterban, how new members Ben James and Aaron Lee McCune stepped in and kept the sound alive, and why singing has always been “a joy, never a job.” He also share
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