Moonlight still 'feels right' - podcast interview with songwriter Bruce Blackman of Starbuck

In this bonus Dakota Spotlight podcast episode, host James Wolner steps away from true crime for a few minutes to speak with singer/songwriter Bruce Blackman .

Blackman's song Moonlight Feels Right is featured throughout season four of Dakota Spotlight 1 body, 1 mystery and 42 years of unanswered questions North Dakota's most macabre cold case is perhaps the gruesome murder of 21-year-old Billy Wolf, whose body was found floating in the Red River outside of Fargo in August of 1978. Billy's throat had been slashed and his body cut in half at the waist. Listen as the "Dakota Spotlight" podcast investigates this shocking crime and searches for answers.
Blackman talks about his life, his music, the 1976 pop hit and recalls freezing on stage in Fargo, North Dakota in 1977.

Listen to the interview with Bruce Blackman

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