• Joshua Gabriel speaks from a moving car on Feb. 6, '05 about moving his music toward guitar-based rock, why numeric figures appear in his early drawings, why those drawing are so obsessive and how all this talk about Naomi Campbell got started. The album from Gabriel this interview focuses on his the third, self-titled release from this driven marker artist and music maker.
      

• Gadget - DJ and founder of the Function 8 label
       

• Margaret Garrett (Guitar, Vocals) is one half of the duo blues-punk duo Mr. Airplane Man. Here she talks on the phone amicably about how Howlin' Wolf is such an influence on the group, the Boston scene and their latest album Moanin' recorded with Jim Diamond at Ghetto Recorders in Detroit and mixed by Greg Cartwright (Oblivians). Unfortunately, one-half of the interview is lost due to technical difficulties, but this is still a candid introduction to one rooted rocker chick.
      

• GBH - Colin Abrahall of GBH talks to Outsight from a parking lot during a US tour in this 10 July 2005 interview. A quarter century of punk rock has made Colin a gentleman with sensitive views, oddly enough.
           

• Scott Giampino, drummer for Cash Audio and Touch & Go/Quarterstick Records publicist
   

• Melvin Gibbs' resume is all over the genre map for the 80s and '90s in both jazz and rock. Then Berklee College of Music graduate worked with Bill Frisell, Sonny Sharrock, Arto Lindsay and the Rollins Band. He is now active in the experimental rock band Harriet Tubman and many other projects. Here, Gibbs discusses his involvement One Nation Under A Re-Groove (Magna Carta), an instrumental funk-rock album of music from Parliament and Funkadelic.
      

• Martin Gordon (# 3) - Martin Gordon shows the elite of a few by making a third time appearance on Outsight Radio Hours in this 6 August 2006 interview. We talk about his ambitious THE MAMMAL TRILOGY Box Set (now available) and the single-CD retrospective HOW AM I DOING SO FAR? This was released May 2006.  “If God really is on his lunchbreak, he has Martin Gordon in his i-Pod” quoth All Music Guide and you can find out about Gordon's humorous insight into the children of God on this interview.
      

• Martin Gordon (# 2) - This interview was recorded 23 October 2005. In his second interview on Outsight Radio Hours, Martin Gordon chats about his new album, which places God on his lunch break. In this chat we get into the humor and the wry intelligence behind it.
      

• Martin Gordon (# 1) - This interview from Boxing Day '04 is with Martin Gordon, formerly of Sparks, Jet and Radio Stars. Composer/bassist Martin Gordon discusses The Joy of More Hogwash, his the second solo CD in 12 months. It features 12 new compositions dealing with misogyny, idiots, Nigerian banking fraud, falling in love with aliens, science versus art, being beaten with twigs, casting TV shows and other evidence of the current pop-cultural malaise.
      

• Peter Gordon, head of Thirsty Ear, discusses the beginnings and business of that label including the influential jazz Blue Series headed by Matthew Shipp, the Pere Ubu reissues and other aspects of this leading alternative music company.
       

• Steve Gore of the Rascal Reporters - Seeking new music and interviewing musicians is a constant journey of discovery for me. Along the way there is the rare and special joy of discovering a previously unknown gem in my own back yard, as it were. I was previously oblivious to the groundbreaking zaniness of The Rascal Reporters, operating since the '70s local to me. In this interview I discuss with Steve Gore about the group; would-be jesters of the RIO movement. This talk includes how working with Fred Frith, Tim Hodgkinson, and other came about. Of course we also discuss the release
  to CD of Ridin' On A Bummer: Twentieth Anniversary Edition of "daring Avant-Prog in the tradition of Frank Zappa, Henry Cow, & The Residents".
      

• Traciana Graves -  In this 30 April 2007 interview we meet Traciana Graves. Born in Harlem, U.S.A. she was largely raised in France when the career of her model mother took the family abroad. It is in France where Traciana became immersed in the arts and music. She taught herself to become a guitarist, studied at the Sorbonne and became the first American accepted into the prestigious National Acting Conservatory in France. This foundation lead her to become a sought after background singer for the likes of Celine Dion, Steel Pulse, Youssou N' Dour, Andrew Lloyd Webber and others. We hear how this background has affected her album Tales of A Prodigal Daughter as well as her efforts to inspire others through lectures, workshops and one-on-one coaching sessions with such topics as "Embracing Multiculturalism And Diversity".
      

• David Greenberger - David Greenberger takes the stories of the elderly and makes art of them. This includes publication, music production, and, as in the case of Ernest Noyes Brookings, giving an opportunity for an artistic career. In this 1 October 2006 interview, David tells us how it got started, how he came to work with 3 Leg Torso, Birdsongs of the Mesozoic and more.
      

• Andrew Grimm talks about June Star's album Telegraph (Safe House) and being a singer-songwriter with a roots rock band.
       

• Gris Gris - Greg Ashley has been a sunny if psychedelic singer on his solo Medicine Fuck Dream (Birdman) and leads a bold new quarter The Gris Gris. This is a rock 'n' roll album looking back to the golden era of garage. The Gris Gris debut is a self-titled full-length that came out on Birdman Records August 9th, 2004. Ashley was the live interview guest on Outsight Radio Hours (www.outsight.mu) Sunday, August 29, 2004.
      

• Jason Gross - co-producer of the Ellipsis Arts 3-CD compilation OHM: The Gurus of Early Electronic Music
      

• Todd Grubbs - This 17 June 2007 interview with Todd Grubbs is just after he worked with Don Preston, who guested on his new CD. Todd keeps the Tampa area alive with driving, sophisticated electric guitar rock. 
      
  
• The Gunshy - Matt Arbogast of The Gunshy is a true DIY musician and in this 19 August 2007 interview we discuss his career in independent music. We also cover his new album There’s No Love in this War (Latest Flame). This is a fascinating album drawn from WWII letters written by the grandfather Matt never met. This interview also includes the impact the album had on Matt’s family.     The Gunshy Feature >>>

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