The Big Interview with Dan Rather - Season 7
Season 7
Episodes
Steve Perry
Season seven ofThe Big Interviewkicks off with a rare sit-down with rock superstar and former Journey singer, Steve Perry, who talks about his decision to leave the band at the peak of their success. In this sneak peek, Perry claims this decision was brought on by the overwhelming feeling that the passion for music had left him. This new episode also features Perry reflecting on growing up as a child of divorce and the impact it had on him, examines the highs and lows of fame, and opens up about his personal life offstage.
Paul Stanley
Cyndi Lauper
Foreigner
REO Speedwagon
Billy Bob Thornton
Carl and Rob Reiner
Travis Tritt
Boz Scaggs
Paul Shaffer
Brian Johnson
Brian Johnson, the lead singer of AC/DC, talks about his rock 'n' roll legacy and life in the spotlight.
Cheap Trick
Power pop icons Robin Zander, Tom Petersson, and Rick Nielsen of Cheap Trick sit down with Dan Rather to talk about their early success, signature hits, and why after 45 years together, they're still touring and making new music.
Chicago
Dan Rather chats with Robert Lamm and Lee Loughnane of the legendary rock band Chicago about the longevity of their career and unforgettable music
Bret Michaels
Alice Cooper
Little Big Town
Bob Costas
David Byrne
America
Bryan Cranston
Yes' Jon Anderson
Doug Gray of the Marshall Tucker Band
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