Legendary Moody Blues drummer Graeme Edge calls into WDHA's "All Mixed Up" to speak with Jim Monaghan about the band's legacy, their upcoming shows at the Wellmont Theatre in March, and his fascination with Twitter.

With two new CD's to promote, the legendary Stephen Stills called into WDHA to speak with Jim Monaghan on "All Mixed Up."

Among the topics they discussed are some legendary recordings with Jimi Hendrix, and the forthcoming CSN CD.

Timothy B. Schmit has just released Expando, his first solo record in 8 years.  Stepping out from his role in the Eagles, he also played a series of small clubs like the Bitter End in New York City to promote it.

He called into WDHA to speak with Jim Monaghan on this new CD and what went into the making of it.

Jeff Kinney is the author of the Diary Of A Wimpy Kid book series and has just released the fifth book Dog Days.  He called into Jim Monaghan's All Mixed Up to talk with Jim and answer questions posed by two of his biggest fans.

Noted rock author Charles R. Cross's new book - Led Zeppelin, Shadows Taller Than Our Souls - was released this past Tuesday and he called into Jim Monaghan to talk about his latest book as well as his work on Bruce Springsteen and Jimi Hendrix.

Irish singer/songwriter Tracy Lyons came to the WDHA studios on October 4 to talk with Jim Monaghan and play songs live from her latest CD I Will.

Jim invited John Gorka in for music and conversation.  Originally broadcast on September 13, 2009.  Recorded on September 11, 2009 at the Original Music School in Cedar Knolls.

Graham Nash called into "All Mixed Up" on Sunday February 1 to talk about his new 3-CD collection Reflections.

Little Feat's latest CD is called Join the Band with guests such as Bob Seger, Chris Robinson and Dave Matthews contributing; they're also coming into NJ for three shows on New Year's Eve in Montclair.

Jim Monaghan and Little Feat guitarist Fred Tackett talk about the new CD and what the band is up to these days.