Phil Vassar's Songs from the Cellar

Phil’s neighbor Kix Brooks drops by to share stories about songwriting and life on the road over a bottle of wine from his Tennessee based winery, Arrington Vineyards.

Phil’s longtime friend and co-writer, Craig Wiseman, stops by to hang with Phil and reminisce about writing (in Phil’s house!) "American Child" and "Bobbi with an 'I'!" Craig performs his Grammy Award-winning hit, "Live Like You Were Dying."

Nashville sweetheart Kellie Pickler joins Phil in the Cellar to sing two of country music’s most legendary duets, "Jackson" and "Islands in the Stream," and discuss writing her first hit, "Red High Heels."

Country music superstar Vince Gill joins Phil in the Cellar to talk The Grand Ole Opry and being the Eagles’ front man. Vince sings a heartfelt-rendition of the title track from his double platinum album of the same name, "When I Call Your Name."

American country music duo Brothers Osborne stop by the Cellar to take a trip with Phil down memory lane and jam on their mega-hit, "It Ain’t My Fault."

Rap artist Chingy and Phil discuss the commonality in songwriting regardless of genre and jam on an acoustic version of his mega-hit "Right Thurr" and do "The Whoa Down" with Meg & Tyler. Phil and Jeff play "Takes Me Back Again."

Country music superstar Vince Gill joins Phil in the CellaPhil is joined by one of his heroes, Grammy Award-winner Larry Gatlin, who shares stories of his first days in Nashville - touring with the Gatlin Brothers, and the secret to writing iconic songs. Phil and Larry perform "All the Gold in California."r to talk The Grand Ole Opry and being the Eagles’ front man. Vince sings a heartfelt-rendition of the title track from his double platinum album of the same name, "When I Call Your Name."

Iconic singer-songwriter Steve Wariner talks with Phil about working with country music greats like Dottie West and Chet Atkins, on his journey to becoming a four-time, Grammy Award-winning solo artist

Legendary actor Dennis Quaid joins Phil in the Cellar to talk the joys of songwriting, then jumps behind the piano to perform "It’ll Be Me" by Jack Clement (who helped prepared Dennis for his acclaimed performance as rockabilly pioneer Jerry Lee Lewis in Great Balls of Fire).

It’s dueling pianos in the Cellar when Nashville newcomer Abby Anderson joins Phil to perform "Make Him Wait" and talk writing songs that speak to her values. Kyle Daniel shares his journey from tour manager to songwriter, performing his hit "What’s There to Say?"