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I had a LONG conversation with Donny B Lord and it took a long time to put this interview together, so please read my in-depth interview with a pop legend in the making. Donny came to me and asked if he could be on my show, so this was a great honor and privilege to have him on my show. Mentored by Jackie Jackson and strongly influenced by Michael Jackson since he was a young boy, this artist is poised to make his mainstream debut this year. \n\nListen to a special music preview from a legend in the making, Donny B Lord: Streaming live at: http://thegreatunknowns.podomatic.com/entry/2010-01-29T07_00_32-08_00 Download here: http://thegreatunknowns.podomatic.com/enclosure/2010-01-29T07_00_32-08_00.mp3 Read my exclusive in-depth interview right here at: http://greatunknownsmusicexpose.blogspot.com/2010/01/birth-of-new-legend-interview-with-dbl.html

The Great Unknowns Presents will be preview music by Brad Cash, an emerging Pop/Jazz/Folk pop artist. If you enjoy a Maroon 5, Robin Thicke, Jason Mraz, Michael Bublé, and Justin Timberlake type of artist, you will absolutely love this 4-track preview by Brad Cash. Not only will you hear great music from his newest album entitled, The Learning Curve, Brad also makes a special guest appearance on this show. \n\nListen at: \nhttp://thegreatunknowns.podomatic.com/entry/2010-06-11T07_00_44-07_00\n\nRead my exclusive interview with Brad, right here:\nhttp://greatunknownsmusicexpose.blogspot.com/2010/06/learning-curve-interview-with-brad-cash.html \n\n

Listen to this weeks featured alternative rock artist of the week. If you like Radiohead or Secondhand Serenade, you'll love, Nobody Gets Killed.\n\nFrom the first 30 seconds, you will be hooked and will want to listen to every song front to back. This awesome band from Anahiem, CA is less than a year old, but created beautiful music like they've been doing it for years, check out this 4-track preview: \nhttp://podOmatic.com/r/JBHF5 \n\nRead my exclusive interview with Mo and Michael of the band right here: http://greatunknownsmusicexpose.blogspot.com/2010/06/nobody-gets-killed-when-you-listen-to.html\n

Do you like the sounds of Michael Bublé, Frank Sinatra, and Harry Connick Jr, you will love the sultry sounds of Andrew Ryan. You will have a change to listen to new music from his EP, "Waiting for Paris" and Andrew will make a special appearance on my show. \n\nTo view this episode, follow the link below:\nhttp://thegreatunknowns.podOmatic.com/entry/2010-05-28T07_00_54-07_00 \n\nRead an exclusive interview with Andrew:\nhttp://greatunknownsmusicexpose.blogspot.com/2010/05/waiting-for-paris-interview-with-andrew.html\n

With the cost of producing a full length CD being so costly, alt rock band from Anahiem, CA "Nobody Gets Killed" is asking fans and people who love indie artists to help "make it happen". Nobody Gets Killed are pianist, guitarist, and lead vocalist, Mo Nabulsi alongside bassist and drummer, Michael Overton. This duo from Anahiem, California almost never existed until one day they performed together during a jam session and discovered a shared unique musical chemistry. To contribute and get some cool stuff, go to: http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/nobodygetskilled Check out their music at http://reverbnation.com/nobodygetskilled

Heya Michael & others in this group, just wanted to stop by to see how Diigo is being used by musicians to promote their music. If anyone has any good stats or info that'd be great! Marcus

Tangent Transmission is not the typical Los Angeles rock band. In fact, they give a whole new definition to the meaning of rock. Perhaps it should be called tangent rock, because they do not intersect with any other sound except with their own, taking audiences to new heights by giving them an experience they have ever heard before. \n\nListen to an exclusive full length 4-track music preview from their soon-to-be-released debut EP right here: http://thegreatunknowns.podomatic.com/entry/2010-07-09T08_12_27-07_00\n\nRead an exclusive one-on-one interview with lead singer, pianist, and guitarist Sam Sobo: \nhttp://greatunknownsmusicexpose.blogspot.com/2010/07/tangent-transmission-redefining-rock.html \n