Phil Vassar's Songs From the Cellar

Charles Esten is in the cellar with Phil and shares his journey from playing Buddy Holly in London on the West End to his role as “Deacon Claybourne” on the hit series Nashville.

Jeffrey Steele stops by to jam and talk songwriting. Jessie James Decker drops in to perform and shares how she conquers being a singer-songwriter, TV star, entrepreneur and mom.

Phil and iconic guitarist Tommy Shaw hang out as he recounts the journey of becoming the front man for STYX and writing one of their greatest hits, "Blue Collar Man".

Steve Cropper, one of Rolling Stone top 100 guitarists, and Phil shares a drink and jam on Cropper’s mega-hits, “(Sittin' on) The Dock of the Bay" and "In the Midnight Hour".

Phil heads to Las Vegas where he meets up with comedian Carrot Top and former Heavy Weight Champion of the World, Mike Tyson. Mike Tyson at the piano, the antics are crazy!

Phil’s friend John Rich stops in to perform and discuss fans and writing. Legendary Peter Frampton performs and discusses the transition from arena shows to smaller shows.

CAM and Phil chat about co-writing their first song, "I Want It All", and creating pieces that are authentic and non-commercialized. Cam performs her platinum hit, "Burning House".

Sister Hazel rocks Phil and talks about caring for the “Hazelnuts”. Phil and songwriter Mike Reid discuss songwriting. Mike plays his unforgettable hit, "I Can’t Make You Love Me".

Phil visits Jack Daniels Distillery. Pat Alger discusses hiring Phil on his first demo and writing "The Thunder Rolls". Tony Arata talks about and performs his smash, "The Dance".

Country sensation Hunter Hayes discusses the songwriting process and the importance of not trying too hard with Phil. They perform "Amen" and “Yesterday's Song".