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Local artists The Getaway Drivers visited Studio M and talked with Gabby Parsons about losing a band member, name changes and the "other " Getaway Drivers. Listen to the full show here.

The musical cooperative Bandallamas visited Studio M on 11/11/11. Comprised of artists like Madison's Paulie Ryan, Richard Davis, Bobby Bryan and Wally Ingram, as well as former Madisonian's Chris Aaron and Lisa Bethke and the legendary bassist Rob Wasserman, the Bandallamas received a lengthy standing ovation after their performance. Listen to the entire show here to find out why.

Former Madison West High School grads Locksley were in town for their annual appearance at Freakfest. They visited Studio M the next day and talked with Gabby Parsons about playing Freakfest, crazy tour schedules and why they license their songs to Xbox, TV and movies. Listen to the entire show here.

Bobby Messano is a multi-Grammy nominated guitarist who has had a steller career, including performing with Steve Winwood, Clarence Clemons, and many more, including writing an MTV jingle. He visited with Gabby Parsons and shared lots of great sories. Listen to the entire fascinating Studio M here.

Madison is home to a great many jam bands. One of the most popular, The People Brothers Band visited with Gabby Parsons and talked about the jam scene, how a female vocalist changed the dynamics of the group and why they are primarily a live band. Listen to the full show here!

Fresh off their new success, The Head and the Heart visited with Jonathan Suttin and talked about the originan of their name, getting parential approval for their careers and performing in a high school class. Find out why they mesmerized the audience with their music. Listen to the full show here.

Brett Dennen has made several visits to Studio M. In this 2011 visit, Brett talked to Jonathan Suttin about NOT singing the National Anthem at a baseball game, the unique way he produces his albums and what he learned as a camp counselor. Listen to the entire show here.

Irish Rockabilly star Imelda May visited with Jonathan Suttin in Studio M, and talked about growing up in a large family, her guitarist husband and hobo love. Find out why she totally enchanted Jonathan and the audience. Listen to the full show here.

It's a Halloween edition of Live From Studio M, featuring artists who have passed on since performing in Studio M. Hear the ghosts of Merle Saunders and Chris Whitley as well members of Blues Traveler, Natty Nation . Listen to the full show here.

Be inspired by Sharon Jones as she talks to Jonathan Suttin about being a prison guard at Rikers Island, meeting James Brown and performing with, of all people, Phish! Listen to the full show here!