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The Gospel Truth – Volume 1Basically Gospel music emerged from the Spirituals of slaves into what it is today -- a genre of music that influences nearly all other genres.  Peter Link opens up his world of Gospel primarily through the magnificent talents of Jenny Burton and a host of other NYC studio singers that he had the vast opportunity to work with for decades.  Here is an insight into that work and a most interesting look at the history of Gospel as well.  If you’re a musician or a music lover this is a “can’t miss” episode guaranteed to get y’a dancin’ shoutin. and celebrating life.Scattershot Symphony is brought to you by Watchfire Music.  Learn more by visiting their website

There is an arc, a kind of universal story, to this Episode #6 of Scattershot Symphony.  It is a song cycle of the rise and fall (and the eternality) of Love … specifically romantic love.  Love, certainly one of the most important concepts dealt with by each of us in life on Planet Earth, is looked at and listened to in song on many different angles as our story is told.  Love and heartbreak, passion and tragedy, all investigated through the songs of the past 40 years written and produced by Peter Link, promise an unforgettable journey.  Please join us on the ride.  Bring with you an open heart and a sensitive soul. 

In these most difficult times we are each faced with a constant fear of the future. What can we each do to help solve the world’s problems of both the political confusion and the pandemic that we face every day? What about our failing environment? The list of fears seems to go on and on. Sacred Sunday Morning, through music and commentary, seeks to turnthought to a higher calling. When you experience this special podcast, pay particular attention to the lyrics of the songs. There is a story told, a light at the end of the dark tunnel.Sunday morning — a morning like no other.Brought to You by Watchfire Musicwatchfiremusic.com

"The commitment by the actor in the singer." That's what makes a good song great. That's what evokes a response from the audience.  And that's the focus of this episode...The Actor in The Singer.Brought to you by Watchfire Music watchfiremusic.com

What makes us laugh? The unexpected, surprise, the absurd … ultimately the joy of life.  This is a much-needed romp, in this day and age, through wit, slapstick, characters, chuckles and guffaws – all induced by songs written and recorded over the years with the sole purpose of bring a smile to our lives.  90% music.Brought to You by Watchfire Musicwatchifrmusic.com

In this episode we address The World We Live In – its most perplexing problems and, hopefully, some real solutions. Every day we scan the headlines – Pandemic, Racism, Violence Against Women, War, Government, Immigration, Change!  One basic solution will heal all.  These are songs performed by some of my favorite artists, all written, produced and orchestrated by yours truly – except when duly noted.  90% music.Brought to you By Watchfire Musicwatchfiremusic.com

I’ve always been a composer/record producer who wrote for other people (albums) and for projects – (musicals, movies, television, ballet, etc.)  But sometimes certain ideas and songs were more personal and closer to my heart.  I never saw myself as a recording artist first, but sometimes I was simply the right guy for the song.  In this first of many podcasts, I’d like you to get to know me. The best way of doing that is through my songs. So, these are songs I always wanted to sing myself ... and finally did.  90% music.Brought to you by Watchfire Musicwatchfiremusic.com

Peter Link is a two time Tony Award nominee for his work on Broadway. With a million selling record to his credit, success in film scoring, Broadway Musicals, Pop Music, Gospel, Television, Ballet and a New York Theater Critics Drama Desk Award, Peter has had a most varied career.Now he presents his life's work in a new podcast series called Scattershot Symphony:  The Music of Peter Link.  Each episode will look at a different movement in the symphony of his life's work. Though each episode is roughly 90 percent music, Peter manages to regale the listeners with fascinating stories and anecdotes related to his music over the years.Presented by Watchfire Music