Bob Segarini

In part two of my chat with Bob Segarini, we discussed everything from the signing of his band "All the young dudes, to his work on TV, radio & more.There isn't much in the world of arts & entertainment that Bob hasn't been a part of over the years, & he has a lot to say about it.

Bob Segarini is a long time veteran of the entertainment business. Inspired to become a singer/songwriter as a young boy growing up in a sleepy little farm town called Stockton in California, his dreams would start to materialize early. He wrote his first song in class while school was in session at his middle school & it wasn't long before luck introduced him to artists like Fabian & Tuesday Weld. As a young man, he moved to Canada where his musical & acting careers took off. In this part one of our interview, we talked about his early years up to his forming a band called "All the young dudes" that was signed by a major label almost immediately & that featured Ritchie & David Henman (founders of April Wine) & Brian Greenway (who later joined April Wine & is still Myles Goodwyn's right hand man). Bob Segarini has been there & done that & in this show, we begin to see how & why he's had a successful career.

Mike chats with the Iceman Bob Segarini about his years in the Wackers, as a solo artist, working on the radio at CHUM-FM and Q107 and making the move to television on MuchMusic and City-TV's Late Great Movies.

More with Bob and Craig musing about the music biz and the state of terrestrial radio. More great songs from Bob.

Craig hangs out with Bob Segarini for some history lessons and some critical opinions on the state of the music biz. Over the two episodes I'll feature some cool and rare tracks form Bob.