Dominic Miller

Dominic Miller is a British guitarist. Since 1991, he’s been the guitarist for Sting. Dominic’s playing can be heard on tracks like “The Soul Cages,” “All This Time,” “Fields of Gold,” and “Shape of My Heart” with Dominic receiving a co-writing credit on the latter. He’s also worked with artists like the Pretenders, Level 42, and Phil Collins, where he performed on the number one single “Another Day in Paradise.”

Guess That Record

Guess That Record is a podcast hosted by Canadian musician Jackson Reed. Each week Jackson will sit down with a special guest for an in-depth interview about their career and experiences. Then, the guest will have to guess which album Jackson pulled from his collection, leading to a discussion about the record. A show for anyone that’s a fan of music, Guess That Record will be posting new episodes on Wednesdays!

The new episode of Guess That Record has Jackson speaking with podcasting veteran Ralph Sutton! A seasoned podcast and pop culture commentator with two decades of experience in front of the mic as a TV and radio host. Currently, Ralph is the host of the hit comedy podcast The SDR Show, and in 2016 founded the GaS Digital Network, which reaches 4 million listeners a month across 22 shows. Prior to that he created his own nationally syndicated rock show, The Tour Bus, which ran for 15 years on 75+ stations across the US. He was a host for VH1-Classic and for rock events across the country including The Sturgis Rally and Shiprocked. In this episode, Jackson and Ralph talk about his career journey from radio to podcasting, the business of running a podcast network, and stories of interviewing people like Mark Cuban and Neil deGrasse Tyson.

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Guess That Record is sponsored by:

Marvel Marketing (https://marvelmarketing.ca/)

Guitarworks (https://guitarworks.ca/)

Recordland (https://www.instagram.com/recordlandcalgary/)

Guess That Record is picked up on radio by these amazing stations:

CKMS (https://radiowaterloo.ca/)

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South Devon Sound (https://southdevonsound.co.uk/)