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Living On Music with Steve Houk"Living On Music with Steve Houk" has interviewed over 150 musicians since it began in 2020, from both the super-talented Washington DC music community as well as musical legends from around the world. Host Steve Houk, a three-time Emmy-winning TV... Author: Steve Houk
"Living On Music with Steve Houk" has interviewed over 150 musicians since it began in 2020, from both the super-talented Washington DC music community as well as musical legends from around the world. Host Steve Houk, a three-time Emmy-winning TV writer & producer/music writer and musician, describes the journeys he takes every show, whether it's a deep dive or a brief meetup: My main objective is to enrich and captivate musicians and music people, let them engage and reminisce about their musical ride, often remembering their triumphs and their challenges, all while educating and entertaining their fans new and old and the public as well. Its been the most exciting, fulfilling and rewarding experience, both professionally and personally, in my 38-year television and media career.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/living-on-music-with-steve-houk--5376946/support. Language: en Genres: Music, Music Interviews Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Bruce Sudano on Living On Music
Thursday, 19 February, 2026
Through his biggest influences, experiences and memories, singer/songwriter Bruce Sudano conveys his stories of love, heartache, struggle and spirituality by way of song. On March 13, 1977 after a steady musical beginning to his career and forming his own band Brooklyn Dreams, Bruce met legendary R&B singer/songwriter Donna Summer, and Bruce’s band and Summer immediately began writing songs and touring together, and within a few months, Sudano and Summer were dating. A year later Donna had a #1 smash with "Bad Girls" which she co-wrote with Bruce & his Brooklyn Dreams mates. Three years after they met, Sudano and Donna Summer married on July 16, 1980, and in 1981, Millennium Records (RCA distribution) released Bruce's first solo album, Fugitive Kind. Also in 1981 Sudano and Summer had two daughters together, the couple's first child Brooklyn, named after the New York City borough Sudano is from, was born in 1981, and their second child Amanda Grace was born in 1982. Diagnosed with lung cancer, Donna Summer Sudano died on May 17th, 2012 at the couple’s home in Naples, Florida at the age of 63. Following his wife’s passing Sudano has created a body of impressive solo work and participated in major tributes to his late legendary wife.Join Living On Music on Facebook at facebook.com/groups/livingonmusic and subscribe to Living On Music on YouTube at youtube.com/@livingonmusicwithstevehouk.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/living-on-music-with-steve-houk--5376946/support.
