“Whiskey And Cigarettes” Welcomes Back Legendary Producer, Doc Holiday This Sunday

whiskey&cigarettes_banner transparentWhiskey and Cigarettes Country Radio Show is happy to announce the airing of their exclusive interview with legendary producer and musician, Doc Holiday.  Mr. Holiday, who rarely gives interviews, joined award-winning host, DJ Nik Bernitz Pizzigoni, for his 2nd appearance on the show, to talk more about his illustrious career, and to promote his latest Top 40 NMW single release, “Love Me Like It’s The Last Time, But Kiss Me Like It’s the First.” 

The interview with Doc Holiday will air this coming Sunday, June 14th, 2015 between 11am ET-3pm ET. The live show airs on Military Brotherhood Radio at http://www.militarybrotherhoodradio.comWhiskey And Cigarettes is also re-broadcast on 50 syndicating stations, worldwide, multiple times throughout the week.  The interview will also appear on the June edition of the “Whiskey and Conversations” talk show, broadcasting in July on iheartradio and other outlets.

doc holidayDoc Holiday has performed and worked with the biggest names in Rock & Roll: Jerry Lee Lewis, The Rascals, Bruce Springsteen, Chubby Checker, Bobby Rydell, Ray Charles and The Fifth Dimension, just to name a few. He has produced records by Mel McDaniel, Doug Kershaw, The Kentucky Headhunters, Herman’s Hermits and many others. For more information, visit http://www.dreammachineproductions.com.

Whiskey And Cigarettes Radio Show is a weekly show, originating in Milan, Italy, hosted by the “Romeo of the Rodeo” Nik Pizzigoni.  Nik is a Nashville Universe Awards Winner, International Music and Entertainment Association Award Winner, a New Music Awards Winner, AMG Heritage Awards nominee, Artists In Music Awards nominee, and an Independent Country Music Association nominee. The show features a unique blend of classic, current and indie country, trivia, contests, artist spotlights and interviews and Nik’s European charm. Previous guests have included Charlie Daniels, Steve Wariner, John Rich, Oak Ridge Boys, Bill Anderson, David Ball, Bryan White, Doug Stone, Lee Greenwood, Collin Raye and many others.