
Wendy Moten
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Search complete. 5 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Wendy Moten".
Oct 13, 2026
The Modern Record Deal: What Indie Labels Actually Offer Artists Now | Sandy McGraw, President Melody Place Records
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2:31Sandy McGrawGUEST
Produced some amazing projects with some incredible people.
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2:35Sandy McGrawGUEST
My first album I ever did was actually with Wendy Moten.
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2:37Sarah FleshnerHOST
Oh, wow.
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2:38Sarah FleshnerHOST
Such a fan.
The Modern Record Deal: What Indie Labels Actually Offer Artists Now | Sandy McGraw, President Melody Place Records
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2:31Sandy McGrawGUEST
Produced some amazing projects with some incredible people.
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2:35Sandy McGrawGUEST
My first album I ever did was actually with Wendy Moten.
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2:37Sarah FleshnerHOST
Oh, wow.
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2:38Sarah FleshnerHOST
Such a fan.
Why the Future of Music Belongs to Humans with Abel James and Aly Rose
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55:47Abel JamesGUEST
So he has some great friends who v- thankfully, uh, and, and gratefully and mercifully gave us the friend rate as opposed to just, like, their big budget rates working.
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55:57Abel JamesGUEST
'Cause, like, Wendy Moten, for example, who sang on this album and on Swamp Thing, she's toured with Eric Clapton, Buddy Guy.
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56:05Abel JamesGUEST
She's had, uh, hits in the '90s, a recent hit with all sorts of stars.
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56:09Abel JamesGUEST
Like, these people are as good as it gets, as great as it gets, world-class musicians.
Episode 289 - Charlie Worsham
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65:40Charlie WorshamGUEST
You know, you got John Medder, Jeff White, Billy Thomas on the drums.
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65:44Charlie WorshamGUEST
You got Wendy Moten.
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65:45Charlie WorshamGUEST
Like it's an insanely talented band.
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65:49Charlie WorshamGUEST
It's almost like playing a session, but on a stage for an audience.
#212 - Pat Boone
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38:42Pat BooneGUEST
And it was popular for a couple of weeks, maybe.
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38:47Pat BooneGUEST
Wendy Moten, a beautiful singer, black singer, sang it.
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38:51Pat BooneGUEST
But we had many other artists that also joined in.
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38:54Pat BooneGUEST
But then it's forgotten.