Wayne Moss's guest appearances

Wayne Moss

The String

Roy Orbison Jr's Rock and Roll Circus

Tommy Roe Podcast

FSU COACH Live: Interviews with Coaches and Sports Professionals

Mike Stewart Live

Chasin' That Neon Podcast

Ben Thompson

Michaela Anne

Dale Watson

Parker Millsap

Steve Earle

Tyler Mahan Coe

Drew Holcomb

Dan Rogers

Gretchen Peters

Rhiannon Giddens

Alejandro Escovedo

John Oates

Robbie Fulks

Mike Mills

John Scott

OwlTail

Wayne &amp; Dee share the following stories and more-  - Wayne continues his story of recording "Rainy Day Women" with Bob Dylan and how him and his fellow musicians got left off the session notes  - how they were eventually paid "musician pay" for songs appearing in blockbuster films such as "Forrest Gump" and more - playing guitar on the Tammy Wynette session &amp; hit song "Stand By Your Man" - the origins of Nashville session player, super-band's "Area Code 615" and "Barefoot Jerry"  - Dee tells of opening for Elvis Presley in the 1950's  - Dee talks about Producer Buddy Killen hiring her for a demo session that included Wayne Moss, Charlie McCoy, and Ray Stevens - more on Bob Dylan - Wayne shares incredible details on how the "Oh, Pretty Woman"guitar intro was created  For more info on Wayne Moss, merchandise, and CDs go to - http://barefootjerry.com To hear the full story on how Wayne &amp; Dee's relationship started and grew to the love they share today, click on this link and you can hear it on Peter Rodman's show- https://www.wxnafm.org/broadcasts/26926

Wayne &amp; Dee share the following stories and more-  - Wayne continues his story of recording "Rainy Day Women" with Bob Dylan and how him and his fellow musicians got left off the session notes  - how they were eventually paid "musician pay" for songs appearing in blockbuster films such as "Forrest Gump" and more - playing guitar on the Tammy Wynette session &amp; hit song "Stand By Your Man" - the origins of Nashville session player, super-band's "Area Code 615" and "Barefoot Jerry"  - Dee tells of opening for Elvis Presley in the 1950's  - Dee talks about Producer Buddy Killen hiring her for a demo session that included Wayne Moss, Charlie McCoy, and Ray Stevens - more on Bob Dylan - Wayne shares incredible details on how the "Oh, Pretty Woman"guitar intro was created For more info on Wayne Moss, merchandise, and CDs go to - <a href="http://barefootjerry.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://barefootjerry.com</a> To hear the full story on how Wayne &amp; Dee's relationship started and grew to the love they share today, click on this link and you can hear it on Peter Rodman's show- <a href="https://www.wxnafm.org/broadcasts/26926" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.wxnafm.org/broadcasts/26926</a>

Episode 9 - Wayne Moss & Dee Moeller (Part 2 of 2)

Adam Pope visits with legendary "Nashville Cat" session musician, Wayne Moss and his beautiful singer/songwriter wife, Dee Moeller.   PART 1 - Wayne Moss runs the oldest (continuously) working studio in the Nashville area- Cinderella Sound Studio. Wayne discusses how he got into the music business, moved to Nashville, built his studio, started playing sessions on Music Row in the early 60s, and more. Dee shares wonderful insight on her involvement in the music business since the 1950s!  For more information on how Wayne &amp; Dee's relationship started and grew to the love they share today, click on this link and you can hear the whole story on Peter Rodman's show- https://www.wxnafm.org/broadcasts/26926

Adam Pope visits with legendary "Nashville Cat" session musician, Wayne Moss and his beautiful singer/songwriter wife, Dee Moeller.   PART 1 - Wayne Moss runs the oldest (continuously) working studio in the Nashville area- Cinderella Sound Studio. Wayne discusses how he got into the music business, moved to Nashville, built his studio, started playing sessions on Music Row in the early 60s, and more. Dee shares wonderful insight on her involvement in the music business since the 1950s!  For more information on how Wayne &amp; Dee's relationship started and grew to the love they share today, click on this link and you can hear the whole story on Peter Rodman's show- <a href="https://www.wxnafm.org/broadcasts/26926" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.wxnafm.org/broadcasts/26926</a>

Episode 8 - Wayne Moss & Dee Moeller (part 1 of 2)

Wayne shares his experiences working in professional and youth sports and discusses a variety of topics including: sport specialization and long-term athlete development (LTAD), sport injuries, over training and  burnout, coaching education and development, parents, and other topics within youth sports.

Wayne shares his experiences working in professional and youth sports and discusses a variety of topics including: sport specialization and long-term athlete development (LTAD), sport injuries, over training and  burnout, coaching education and development, parents, and other topics within youth sports.

Interview with Wayne Moss, Executive Director of the National Council of Youth Sport (NCYS)

Wayne Moss Interview (Part 3)

Wayne Moss Interview (Part 2)

Wayne Moss Interview (Part 1)

Tommy Roe

In this interview, Tommy tells the story of how his first hit record”Shelia” was written, recorded twice and revisited with Wayne Moss and BarefootJerry

In this interview, Tommy tells the story of how his first hit record”Shelia” was written, recorded twice and revisited with Wayne Moss and <a href="http://barefootjerry.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">BarefootJerry</a>

The Story of Shelia 1962 with Tommy Roe, Felton Jarvis, and Wayne Moss,  Barefoot Jerry.

Episode 61: Craig H. and sometime producer companion Gina Frary Bacon sit down with iconic Nashville Cat Wayne Moss. Raised in Charleston WV, Moss was obsessed with music and recording and made his way to Music City in 1959. He put his guitar to work with The Casuals, Nashville's first rock and roll band. And his web of relationships - Buzz Cason, Charlie McCoy, Norbert Putnam, Mac Gayden and others - put him at the center of the recording scene. He played famous licks and solos for Roy Orbison, Bob Dylan, Dolly Parton, Charlie Daniels and others. He formed the bands Area Code 615 and Barefoot Jerry for an extra dash of creative freedom. He built his studio Cinderella Sound in 1961 and it's still in business, the oldest surviving indie studio in the region. Moss talked about his extensive career and his new anthology CD called Collaborations With My Guitar Heroes. 

Episode 61: Craig H. and sometime producer companion Gina Frary Bacon sit down with iconic Nashville Cat Wayne Moss. Raised in Charleston WV, Moss was obsessed with music and recording and made his way to Music City in 1959. He put his guitar to work with The Casuals, Nashville's first rock and roll band. And his web of relationships - Buzz Cason, Charlie McCoy, Norbert Putnam, Mac Gayden and others - put him at the center of the recording scene. He played famous licks and solos for Roy Orbison, Bob Dylan, Dolly Parton, Charlie Daniels and others. He formed the bands Area Code 615 and Barefoot Jerry for an extra dash of creative freedom. He built his studio Cinderella Sound in 1961 and it's still in business, the oldest surviving indie studio in the region. Moss talked about his extensive career and his new anthology CD called Collaborations With My Guitar Heroes.