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Javi Pedraces, investigador musical, autor del libro “Asturies ’60. Orígenes y desarrollo del rock’n’roll en Asturias (1956-1969)” y de la biografía “¡Mierda qué guay! La fabulosa historia de The Mocking Byrds”, en donde repasa la fugaz trayectoria de esta banda asturiana de los 90 que se fue a grabar su primer álbum a Londres en 1996 y el disco se quedó sin ver la luz… hasta ahora. Charlamos con Javi, con Marcos Montoto y Pedro Secades (guitarra y teclista de Mocking Byrds) y con Jorge Explosion (responsable de la parte técnica en la recuperación del disco) en un episodio con mucho corazón astur.Playlist;THE MOCKING BYRDS “Get ready” (The London sessions Toe Rag 1996)LOS JUNIORS “La casa del Sol naciente” (1965)LOS JUNIORS “Linda chica” (1965)NINO TEMPO and APRIL STEVENS “I love how you love me” (1965)LOS ARCHIDUQUES “Lamento de gaitas” (1967)LOS PASOS “Ayer tuve un sueño” (1967)THE MOCKING BYRDS “Fried chicken” (The London sessions Toe Rag 1996)THE MOCKING BIRDS “Yes I do” (The London sessions Toe Rag 1996)THE MOCKING BYRDS “Come see me” (The London sessions Toe Rag 1996)DOCTOR EXPLOSIÓN “Perdu les ma” (adelanto próximo single)THE MOCKING BIRDS “Illusions of my mind” (The London sessions Toe Rag 1996)Escuchar audio

IAN GILLAN DEEP PURPLE LEGEND THE LOST INTERVIEWS EPISODE 3    Ian Gillan is the legendary charismatic frontman for one of the greatest bands in rock and roll history. Deep Purple is essentially known for its hard rock pulse. Its musical schemes have encompassed progressive rock, blues, R&B and even jazz. Keyboardist Jon Lord received a telegram from Tony Edwards stating that he'd back Lord in putting a band together; later Edwards called Ritchie Blackmore to meet with him. In December of 1967, the two musicians met up and collaborated for the first time. John Lord had already asked Nick Simper to play bass, a former bandmate with ‘The Flower Pot Men.' While living in Hamburg, Germany, Ritchie Blackmore saw drummer Ian Paice performing onstage with his band The Maze. The group was fronted by singer Rod Evans. Evans auditioned for the lead vocalist role for a scheming new (Deep Purple) band and won the spot. Blackmore remembered Paice from Hamburg and asked Evans to bring him along. Blackmore and Lord were a bit worried that Evans mannerism was much like Tom Jones or Engelbert Humperdinck. Jon Lord later stated, “We'd eventually beat him into shape.” In 1968, Deep Purple was officially formed. The band was named after a Nino Tempo and April Stevens song of 1963, believed to be Ritchie Blackmore's grandmother's favorite song. Deep Purple's musical styles intentionally mimicked the American rock group Vanilla Fudge (“You Keep Me Hangin' On”). The group quickly scored commercially with their Top 40 hit single “Hush” (#4 on Billboard's Hot 100 chart) and became overnight sensations in the U.S. Ritchie Blackmore's vision for the band was to implement heavier rock techniques, and while Rod Evans and Nick Simper were in the group it may never have been accomplished. After Rod Evans was dismissed from Deep Purple, he went on to form Captain Beyond in 1971. Ian Gillan and bassist Roger Glover were performing at Woodford Green in London with their British pop rock band ‘Episode Six.' Their lead singer Ian Gillan was noticed by Ritchie Blackmore and Jon Lord. After watching Gillan's performance, they offered him the lead singer position for Deep Purple. Eventually Roger Glover would be asked to join the band, while securing one of the greatest music lineups in rock history. Also in 1972, under resistance by the band, they recorded a double live album in Japan entitled, Made In Japan. The album was essentially the Machine Head tour. The band recorded (3) concerts ... (2) in Osaka and (1) in Tokyo. Most of the material came from the second night in Osaka. Made In Japan also went platinum and the live version of “Smoke on the Water” became instrumental to the song's success. Smoke on the Water” (#4 Hit on Billboard's Hot 100) was officially released as a single in 1973 and became one of the most recognizable guitar riffs in rock and roll history. Deep Purple were now international superstars in the studio and on the road. At the peak of their success, Ian Gillan gave a six month notice and stated that he was leaving the band after fulfilling all of his commitments in 1973. The album Who Do We Think We Are was released in January of 1973. The release generated the hit single “Woman from Tokyo.” “Smoke on the Water” was also busy that year becoming Deep Purple's biggest hit of all-time.  Who Do We Think We Are was the last studio album to feature Ian Gillan as their lead singer until the 1984 reunion LP Perfect Strangers. Deep Purple did six American tours before Ian Gillan and Roger Glover left the band. The grueling touring schedule and fatigue became the reason for their early departure from the band. In 1973, the band had eleven different entries in Billboard and became the top-selling artists in the U.S. But without its lead singer and bass player the band felt like it was the end. Deep Purple brought in several lineups through the years. Lead singers that included David Coverdale and Joe Lynn Turner, guitarists Tommy Bolin and Joe Satriani and bassist Glenn Hughes. There have also been band reunions that have included the original Deep Purple core lineup. Sadly, founding member, keyboardist and songwriter Jon Lord died in 2012. Ritchie Blackmore and his wife Candice Night currently perform together with their medieval folk rock band Blackmore's Night. Ian Gillan is the son of a school teacher mother and a factory worker father. Gillan came from a musical family; his grandfather was a bass-baritone and sang opera, and his uncle was a jazz pianist. Ian was a boy soprano in the church choir when he was young. Besides being the legendary voice of Deep Purple, Gillan also sang the role of Jesus on the original recording of Andrew Lloyd Webber's rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar. He also recorded with his solo bands the Ian Gillan Band (1975-1978) and Gillan (1978-1982). Gillan was also the lead singer of Black Sabbath (1982-1984). Ian Gillan performed in the charity group Rock Aid Armenia and later (2011) participated in the supergroup ‘WhoCares,' a continuing effort by Gillan to help the people of Armenia after a devastating earthquake. The group was comprised of Gillan, Tony Iommi (Black Sabbath), Jon Lord (Deep Purple), Jason Newsted (Metallica), Nicko McBrain (Iron Maiden) and Mikko “Linde” Lindstrӧm (HIM). They recorded the songs … “Out of My Mind” and “Holy Water” which is included in a 2-CD compilation of rarities from the music careers of Ian Gillan and Tony Iommi. Proceeds from the CD helped rebuild a music school in Gyumri, the second largest city in Armenia. Gillan and Iommi received the Armenian Presidential Medal of Honor for their humanitarian efforts.     Support us on PayPal!

Nueva entrega del coleccionable dedicado a recordar las canciones que alcanzaron su máximo puesto en las listas del Billboard Hot 100 de este mes hace 60 años. En marzo de 1964 The Beatles se convierten ya en una fuerza arrolladora y sus numerosos singles copan toda la zona alta de las listas de ventas. Aquel mes el surf da sus últimos coletazos, los “veteranos” del rock’n’roll intentan aguantar el envite y el soul o el sonido Motown resisten fuertes al invasor.Playlist;(sintonía) THE PYRAMIDS “Penetration” (top 18)THE BEATLES “She loves you” (top 1)THE BEATLES “Please please me” (top 3)THE BEATLES “I saw her standing there” (top 14)THE BEATLES with TONY SHERIDAN “My Bonnie” (top 26)DUSTY SPRINGFIELD “I only want to be with you” (top 12)ELVIS PRESLEY and THE JORDANAIRES “Kissin’ cousins” (top 12)FREDDY CANNON “Abigail Beecher” (top 16)THE BEACH BOYS “Fun fun fun” (top 5)THE TRASHMEN “Bird dance beat” (top 30)JAMES BROWN and THE FAMOUS FLAMES “Oh baby don’t you weep” (top 23)SAM COOKE “Good news” (top 11)RAY CHARLES and HIS ORCHESTRA “Baby don’t you cry (The new swingova rhythm)” (top 39)TOMMY TUCKER “Hi heel sneakers” (top 11)RUFUS THOMAS “Can your monkey do the dog” (top 48)MARTHA and THE VANDELLAS “Live wire” (top 42)NINO TEMPO and APRIL STEVENS “Stardust” (top 32)THE SAPPHIRES “Who do you love” (top 25)DALE and GRACE “Stop and think it over” (top 8)Escuchar audio

Nuevo capítulo de esta colección en donde recordamos canciones que alcanzaron su máximo puesto en listas estadounidenses hace exactamente 60 años. Todo lo que escuches estaba entre lo más vendido de enero de 1964, lo que nos permite ver la variedad de estilos que compartían espacio en la música popular de aquellos días. Playlist;(sintonía) DUANE EDDY “The son of rebel rouser” (top 97)BOBBY VINTON “There! I've said it again” (top 1)THE MURMAIDS “Popsicles and icicles” (top 3)NINO TEMPO and APRIL STEVENS “Whispering” (top 1)BETTY EVERETT “You’re no good” (top 51)THE EXCITERS “Do-Wah-Diddy” (top 78)THE RAINDROPS “That boy John” (top 64)THE ORLONS “Bon doo wah” (top 55)MARTHA and THE VANDELLAS “Quicksand” (top 8)THE SUPREMES “When the lovelight starts shining through his eyes” (top 23)THE MIRACLES “I’ve gotta dance to keep from crying” (top 35)JAN AND DEAN “Drag City” (top 10)THE TRASHMEN “Surfin’ bird” (top 4)SHIRLEY ELLIS “The Nitty Gritty” (top 8)TRINI LOPEZ “Kansas City” (top 10)FATS DOMINO “Who cares” (top 63)BARBARA LEWIS “Snap your fingers” (top 71)BRENDA LEE “As usual” (top 12)RAY CHARLES “That lucky old Sun” (top 20)Escuchar audio

Retrocedemos 60 años en el tiempo para recordar algunas de las canciones que sonaban en las listas de éxitos del Billboard Hot 100 de EEUU en noviembre de 1963. (Fotos podcast; The Village Stompers, Nino Tempo y April Stevens)   Playlist; (sintonía) THE VILLAGE STOMPERS “Washington Square” NINO TEMPO and APRIL STEVENS “Deep purple” GARNET MIMMS and THE ENCHANTERS “Cry baby” SAM COOKE “Little red rooster” RUFUS THOMAS “Walkin’ the dog” MARVIN GAYE “Can I get a witness” ELVIS PRESLEY with THE JORDANAIRES “Bossanova baby” RICKY NELSON “Fools rush in” THE DIXIEBELLES “(Down at) Papa’s Joe” BEACH BOYS “Be true to your school” ROBIN WARD “Wonderful summer” JACK NITZSCHE “Rumble” CHUBBY CHECKER “Loddy Lo” DEE DEE SHARP “Wild” LESLEY GORE “She’s a fool” BOBBY BARE “500 miles away from home” PETER PAUL and MARY “Don’t think twice it’s alright” DALE and GRACE “I’m leaving it up to you” Escuchar audio

Con Torquato y los 4, Fausto Leali, Coralie Clement, Roy Orbison, The Everly Brothers, Frank Sinatra, The Nutmegs, Jimmie Rodgers, Del Shannon, Jimmy Jones, Roberto Videla, Mel Muñiz, Ana María González, Lola Flores, Celia Cruz, Tata Vázquez y Su Cucumay, Albert Hammond, Machito y su Afro-Cuban Orchestra con Graciela Pérez, April Stevens y María Jiménez.

In this episode we welcome Sounds legends Sandy Robertson and Edwin (Savage Pencil) Pouncey into our Hammersmith lair and ask them about their careers and shared fascination with the occult. After describing their routes into writing and their days at Sounds, Sandy and Edwin reflect on the dark history of occult rock from Black Widow to Norway's Black Metal scene, via Jimmy Page, Kenneth Anger and Aleister "the Beast" Crowley. Clips from the late Andy Gill's 1990 audio interview with Liberty/United Artists executive Andrew Lauder give us an opportunity to honour the Hartlepool-born facilitator of musical freakiness and discuss the many acts he signed and/or A&R'd over the course of 50 years, from Hawkwind and the Groundhogs to the Stranglers and the Stone Roses. After saying our goodbyes to reggae sound-system operator Jah Shaka and small-trio jazz pianist Ahmad Jamal, Mark and Jasper run through their highlights among recent additions to the RBP library, including pieces about Nancy Sinatra (1967), the Eagles (1972) and Kim Deal and Tanya Donnelly (1993)... and a 2011 tribute to hip hop star Dwight "Heavy D" Myers. Many thanks to special guests Edwin Pouncey and Sandy Robertson. Find their books, including Edwin's Savage Pencil Scratchbook and Sandy's Aleister Crowley Scrapbook, in all good bookshops.  Please note that we recorded this episode before learning of Mark Stewart's death.  Pieces discussed: Mister Aleister Crowley, The Primer: Occult rock, David Bowie: White Lines, Black Magic, Andrew Lauder audio, Sound Systems & Jah Shaka, Ahmad Jamal, April Stevens, The Eagles, Shaun Cassidy, Nancy Sinatra, Kim Deal & Tanya Donnelly and Why Heavy D Matters.

It's time for a very special LIVE 100th Should've Been Gay celebration! This week, Leigh (@lshfoster) and Ellie (@elliebrigida) are joined by two returning guests and friends of the pod, Bethany Brown (@bethanybrown) and Devon Hales (@devonhales.jpg) to talk about why Netflix's The School for Good and Evil and new series Wednesday Should've Been Gay. You know Bethany from Charmed and Nancy Drew and Devon from her iconic role as April Stevens in Teenage Bounty Hunters. First we head to the village of Gayveldon with Bethany to chat about how overwhelmingly gay The School for Good and Evil is. From the intense chemistry of Lady Lesso and Dovey to the hardcore simping Agatha does over Sophie from the second they appear on screen, it is honestly wild to see how aggressively heterosexual the movie pretends to be. Aggie gets dropped into the School for Good, a place overflowing with frilly dresses, mean girls, and dudebros. Meanwhile, Sophie is dropped into the School for Evil, an extremely queer-coded school led by the gayest, hottest headmistress we have ever seen ie. Lady Lesso played by Charlize Theron. She thinks she is in the wrong school too, until she gets a cool haircut from Lesso's axe in the doom room and decides to embrace her inner queer power starting with proudly obtaining and displaying her magic finger glow for all to see. Although they attempt to put the girls into a love triangle and give them male love interests, their efforts fall flat as Aggie spends the entire movie being a dyke in shining armor focused on protecting Sophie at all costs. In the end when all hope looks lost, only one thing can save Sophie from herself and unite the schools, true love's kiss. We don't know about you, but we've never heard of a platonic version of true love's kiss. Agatha kisses Sophie on the lips and it brings her back to life and fixes the world, because that's how powerful lesbian love is. Afterward, Aggie could choose to stay with her obligatory boyfriend but instead she chooses to return to Gayveldon with Sophie, her true love. Next up we head to Nevermore Academy with Devon to talk about how gay Wednesday is and scream about Wenclair. All we have to say is, ‘and they were roommates'! Wednesday Addams has always read as queer-coded, just as the rest of her family does. However, this series really takes it to the next level by rooming her with sparkle rainbow bisexual Enid Sinclair. This girl owns at least 6 lesbian sweaters, has bisexual Harley Quinn hair, and is the only person that Wednesday actively shows affection toward (in her own way). She also has a whole ‘conversion camp' storyline, because she is a late bloomer and has yet to fully ‘wolf out'. Wednesday and Enid are literally the golden retriever and black cat girlfriends we have always wanted and are fiercely protective of one another. They start off not really understanding each other, but grow to discover that opposites really do attract. Of course the series throws male love interests at both of them, but they have so much more chemistry with one another that the boys fade into the background. In the end, the only thing that finally causes Enid to go full werewolf is her love for Wednesday as she risks her life to save her from the Hyde. We are still recovering from watching them melt into a passionate hug after not touching at all for a full season. We know one thing for sure, The School For Good and Evil and Wednesday Should've Been Gay. Follow along on Twitter: Lez Hang Out (@lezhangoutpod) and answer our Q & Gay at the end of every episode. Leigh Holmes Foster (@lshfoster) and Ellie Brigida (@elliebrigida). You can also join us on Facebook.com/lezhangoutpod and follow along on Instagram (@lezhangoutpod). Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/lezhangoutpod. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For this BONUS Patron-curated episode, we asked our Patrons to send in a Duet/Collaboration that got them - metaphorically - high. They did good. Real good. Songs featured in this episode: I Got You, Babe - Sonny and Cher, Marianne Faithful and David Bowie, UB40 with Chrissie Hynde, Joey Ramone and Holly Beth Vincent; Let It Be Me - The Everly Brothers; Whenever I Call You Friend - Stevie Nicks and Kenny Loggins; Angel from Montgomery - Bonnie Raitt and John Prine; Piss Bottle Man - Mike Watt with Evan Dando; Down In The Willow Garden - The Everly Brothers; Sweet Fire Of Love - Robbie Robertson and U2; The Mask - Danger Doom (Danger Mouse and MF DOOM); Return of the Grievous Angel - Gram Parsons and Emmylou Harris; Muffin Man - Frank Zappa and Captain Beefheart; Fairytale Of New York - The Pogues with Kirsty MacColl; Kick It - Peaches and Iggy Pop; Life's A Gas - Marc Bolan and Cilla Black; Love Hurts - Gram Parsons and Emmylou Harris; Traveling Light - Tindersticks with Carla Torgerson; Baby Don't Go - Dwight Yoakam and Sheryl Crow; Kingdom of Rain - The The (Matt Johnson and Sinead O'Connor); Tha Boogee - Janko Milovic/The Soul Surfers; I Love How You Love Me - Nino Tempo and April Stevens; King Of America - The I Don't Cares (Julianna Hatfield and Paul Westerburg); Sweet Dreams Will Come - Nancy Grifith and John Stewart; Break Into Your Heart - Iggy Pop and Josh Homme; So Long, So Long - Dashboard Confessional with Adam Duritz; The Seer - Big Country with Kate Bush; Stop, Look, Listen To Your Heart - Diana Ross and Marvin Gaye; Madam Butterfly (Un Bel Di Vedremo) - Malcolm McLaren with Betty Ann White and Debbie Cole

Anexos al abecé de la música popular de Brasil en forma de compilaciones. Intervienen: Antonio Carlos Jobim, Eddie Cano & Nino Tempo & April Stevens, Airto Moreira, Banda Black Rio, Azymuth, Elis Regina, Eddie Cano, Herbie Mann, Mary Wells, Louie Ramírez & His Orchestra, Velada Project y Sandsun. Escuchar audio

El volumen 2 de la colección “Thirteen roses; singing in a male world” se edita en la señalada fecha del 8 de marzo. Son trece canciones que le cantan al amor, la diversión y al respeto. Canciones de R&B, rockabilly, twist, pop, country o rocknroll, desde ambos lados del Atlántico y todas procedentes de aquellos maravillosos años 50 y 60. Todas ellas interpretadas por mujeres que se tuvieron que ganar a pulso su lugar en un negocio musical que en aquellos días estaba controlado por los hombres. Playlist (todas las canciones del disco “Thirteen Roses”, excepto donde indicado); JO ANN CAMPBELL “I change my mind, Jack” MARGARET LEWIS “Moon dawging” HELEN SHAPIRO “Woe is me” CONCHITA VELASCO “Calor” ROSEMARY CLOONEY “Come on-a my house” APRIL STEVENS “I want a lip” CONNIE FRANCIS “Kiss 'n' twist” JACKIE DEE “I need lovin'” ELLA MAE MORSE “Down in Mexico” DOLLY PARTON “Dumb blonde” JEANI MACK “Dirty dishes” WANDA JACKSON “This gun don't care who it shoots” LYDIA MARCELLE “Everybody dance” THE RHYTHM TREASURES “Do you think that’s right” (2019) LA PERRA BLANCO “Dream” (2021) ROCKIN GINA & THE SENTINELS “The water level goes up” (2020) LITTLE MARTHA and THE TRUCKSTOPPERS “Nothing” (2021) Escuchar audio

Dagdrømmer går på juleferie med en mor datter tur til den portugisiske ø Madiera i julen 1985, der udvikler sig til at blive "a dream come true" ferie for teenageren, hun ikke i sin vildeste fantasi kunne have drømt sig til. Naturligvis med et oplagt jule soundtrack af blandt andre Nat King Cole, Händel, Eartha Kitt, April Stevens og andre frække overraskelser. Produceret for DR af Munck Studios København.

Dagdrømmer går på juleferie med en mor datter tur til den portugisiske ø Madiera i julen 1985, der udvikler sig til at blive "a dream come true" ferie for teenageren, hun ikke i sin vildeste fantasi kunne have drømt sig til. Naturligvis med et oplagt jule soundtrack af blandt andre Nat King Cole, Händel, Eartha Kitt, April Stevens og andre frække overraskelser. Produceret for DR af Munck Studios København.

In this episode, we're making the case for why Spencer Hastings is indisputably queer. We talk Spencer's queerest lewks, her undeniable chemistry with various female characters, where she falls on the Paris Geller to April Stevens continuum, which queer Spencer pairings we most wish would have been made canon, how her family might react if she came out, and the way that Alex Drake functions as Spencer's version of Vamp Willow. Send us an email at EverybodyAPodcast@gmail.com, check out our Instagram @everybodyapodcast, and please rate/review us on iTunes. Thanks for listening!

Episode 170, “Duets,” features 15 pairs of performers including Nino Tempo and April Stevens, Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme, Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong, The Everly Brothers, Les Paul and Mary Ford, Tony Bennett and... Read More The post Episode 170, “Duets,” appeared first on Sam Waldron.

On this special episode of shows we loved in 2020, Ash talks to Devon Hales who played April Stevens on Netflix's Teenage Bounty Hunters. https://www.instagram.com/devonhales.jpg Episode recorded via Skype - no studio interviews during COVID-19. Please visit our website at http://www.theupsidedownpod.com/ and download additional episodes at https://soundcloud.com/theupsidedownpodcast and give us a rating and review at https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-u%E2%80%A6ast/id1175525852 and follow us on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/theupsidedownpodcast/ strangerthings, strangerthingspodcast, strangerthingsseasonthree, theupsidedownpodcast, netflix, strangerthingspodcasts, strangerthingsseason3, teenagebountyhunters, aprilstevens #devonhales

Hi Basementeers all over ..... Well it is about that time where people are concerned about the weather above them, well don't be. We will take care of all that in the basement. We call this show (weather Music). Our weather woman (April Stevens) will be our Basement Meteorologist. So while she tells us all about the weather, we will have songs from: The Beatles / The Candymen / Tommy Roe / Simon & Garfunkel and The Beach Boys..... So hunker down in the rain, sleet or snow or if it's sunshine over you....your lucky !!! Intro: Hurricane-Dave Cortez (The Smog Report) 1. Sunshine Looks Like Rain-Neigel Olson 2. Let The Wind Blow-The Beach Boys (The Fair Report) 3. The Wayward Wind-The Everly Brothers 4. Why Dose The Wind Blow-Tom Glaizer (The Cold Report) 5. Anyway The Wind Blows-The Grassroots 6. Clouds In My Sunshine-Redbone 7. Cloudy-Simon & Garfunkel (The Rain Report) 8. The Weather Forecast-The Master Singers 9. Song Of The Rain-The Velvet Crest (The Hail Report) 10. Rain-The Beatles 11. I See The Rain-The Marmalade (The Storm Report) 12. Stormy Monday Blues-The Candymen 13. Stormy-Classics 4 14. What Makes Lightning-Tom Glaizer (The Hurricane Report) 15. Hurricane-Tom Glaizer (The Snow Report) 16. It's Now Winter's Day-Tommy Roe 17. A Hazy Shade Of Winter-Simon & Garfunkel (The Cold Report) 18. Warm Front/Cold Front-Tom Glaizer (The Fog Report) 19. Signs That Will Never Change-The Hollies 20. Sunshine-The Archies 21. Summer-John Denver 22. Humidity-Tom Glaizer 23. Sunday Morning Sunshine-Harry Chapin 24. Summertime-Rick Nelson 25. Sticky Summer Weather-John Denver (The Hot Report) 26. Keeping The Summer Alive-The Beach Boys 27. Thunder & Lightning-Argent Outro: Thunderbolt-Tommy James & The Shondells

Episode 008: Eight Shattered Ornaments01 The Rolling Stones - Cosmic Christmas (UK 1967) This unlisted track ends the first side of The Stones' sole psychedelic effort.02 Claudine Longet - I Don't Intend to Spend Christmas Without You (France 1967) Thanks to our friends at RPM International for contributing this fantastic Christmas love song by France's soft-voiced starlet.  This single only offering is a sparkly pop wonder with pristine production typical of the time.  03 The Rotary Connection - Christmas Child (US 1968) Minnie Riperton and company offer this groovy holiday original written by producer Charles Stepney, taken from their 1968 Christmas album Peace.  A combination of soulful takes on classics and originals make it a perfect soundtrack to the season.04 Twice As Much & Vashti Bunyan - Coldest Night of the Year (UK 1968) This British duo of Dave Skinner and Andrew Rose recorded two albums for Immediate records of which this classic wintry tune graces their second.  Originally by Nino Tempo and April Stevens, the duo teamed up with folk chanteuse Vashti Bunyan during per pop singer days to produce their version of this perfect pop nugget.  05 The Chamber Brothers - Merry Christmas, Happy New Year (US 1969) Along with Sly Stone, the Brothers Chamber were one of the first bands to send psychedelic soul to the pop charts.  This single only offering is indebted to the aforementioned legend, combining his trademark fuzz guitar groove with rotating lead vocals into a psych-funk holiday workout.06 Paul Revere & The Raiders - Rain, Sleet, Snow (US 1967 - Mono Mix) A fuzz-laden holiday banger from one of America's  greatest garage pop successes, this ode to the pangs of working for the US Postal Service  during the holiday season is taken from their 1967 Christmas LP.07 The Majority - All Our Christmases (UK 1968) Beginning life as Majority One, these British lads laid down many a fine single as well as a stellar LP during their brief two year career.  This waltzy number shows a strong Hollies harmony pop influence.08 Wild Silk - Toymaker (UK 1969) Mysteriously released as Basil in the US, this UK obscurity is a classic example of toytown psychedelia.  Thought not explicitly about Christmas, there is only one night of the year in which this toymaker must frantically work to meet his deadline.  The band released four singles of fine UK pop over their two year existence.09 Saturday's Children - Christmas Sounds (US 1966) A sweet holiday pop number by this Chicago area band who recorded three singles for the Dunwich label from 1966 to 1967 before calling it quits.10 Bee Gees - First of May (UK 1969) The Australian brothers' 1969 concept album Odessa shows a band in flux from their Beatle-esque pop-psych era into more orchestrated pop territory before finding their true calling with soul and funk-rock in the 70's.  This beautiful number tells the heartbreaking tale of lost love using Christmas trees as a metaphor.  11 Robin Gibb - Lord Bless All (UK 1970) During the brief time that this brother Gibb left The Bee Gees due to lead vocal disputes, he recorded a solo LP that proved years ahead of its time.  Though not the most consistent set, it showed some of the earliest drum machine experiments in rock.  This gorgeous track washed in reverb showcases what Robin would have continued to experiment with had he not returned back to his original band later in the year,12 Simon & Garfunkel - 7 ‘O Clock News/Silent Night (US 1966 - Mono Mix) We end things with this somber take on a holiday classic by the masters of folk-rock.  This striking rendition closes their classic Parsley, Sage, Rosemary & Thyme album.

Leigh (@lshfoster) and Ellie (@elliebrigida) hang out with Devon Hales (@devonhales.jpg), who plays April Stevens in Teenage Bounty Hunters. We chat about when she learned about Girl In Red and the audition process for April Stevens. We talk about Christian LGBTQ representation in Teenage Bounty Hunters and why it is so important. We also talk about the moment that she found out that April and Sterling were going to become Stepril! We also talk about that which must not be named and the army of fans who will follow Devon Hales and the rest of the Teenage Bounty Hunters cast for all of the projects they'll be in for the rest of their careers. You've got us for life Devon! Follow along on Twitter: Lez Hang Out (@lezhangoutpod) and answer our Q & Gay at the end of every episode. Leigh Holmes Foster (@lshfoster) and Ellie Brigida (@elliebrigida). You can also join us on Facebook.com/lezhangoutpod and follow along on Instagram (@lezhangoutpod). Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/lezhangoutpod. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, spiritual thinker and artist April Stevens and I explore what a meaningful spiritual life looks like during our modern era. We consider teachings from Buddhist meditation masters Chogyam Trungpa and Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche that provide a deeper insight into our mind’s interconnection with the natural world. We also discuss living through pandemic times, and April closes our conversation with a powerful poem by Naomi Shihab Nye.April Stevens is a seasoned meditation practitioner in the Buddhist tradition, as well as a trained artist and art educator. She runs the Meditation Training Center of Denver with her husband Jeffrey Stevens, providing a space for people to come together to explore spiritual practice and cultivate community. Episode Links:In Love with the World: A Monk’s Journey Through the Bardos of Living and Dying By Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche with Helen TworkovShambhala: The Sacred Path of the Warrior By Chogyam Trungpa

In this episode, it’s a bittersweet journey to the end as we discuss Our Ham is Good and Something Sour Patch. We talk Hannah B.’s lamb chops, Blair’s fanfic preferences, Sterling’s selfless prayer, Bowser going backwards, Debbie’s lies coming home to roost, the twins’ incredible fight, why we adore April Stevens, and our dreams for a theoretical season 2. We love you, show, and we hope there’s more. Send us an email at EverybodyAPodcast@gmail.com, check out our Instagram @everybodyapodcast, and please rate/review us on iTunes. Thanks for listening!

Devon Hales talks about playing April Stevens in Teenage Bounty Hunters on Netflix and more!

t's Ladies Night and the feeling's right! Vic van de Reijt en Frits Jonker eren vanaf 22 uur bij 40UP Radio zangeressen als April Stevens, Rita Hovink, Cléo, The Pussycats en Sandie Shaw.

Is Kid Bubblegum finally returning to bubblegum music and Echo Valley?! The Professor opens a letter from the Kid live on the air! An examination of the catchy Muppets song "Mah-Na-Mah-Na" unexpectedly leads us into a massive, long overdue tribute to bubblegum genius Giorgio Moroder! A rare record from The Raindrops! A listen to April Stevens! Plus plenty of gumtastic tunes from Ohio Express, The April Fools, Paul Williams (and the cast of Bugsy Malone), Johnny Schilling, The Banana Crew and Ricky Shayne!

Nikki and Victor’s Re-Wedding (2002); Victor pretends to be Douglas’ manservant (1981); Vanessa Prentiss and April Stevens (1981); Nikki’s funeral fantasy (1987); Phillip picks an engagement ring for Cricket (1987); John, Ellen, and Terry Lester’s Jack (1987); Nikki’s exotic dance (1990); Maime confronts Drucilla in jail (1990); Sheila lures Scott away from Lauren’s surprise party […]

Nikki and Victor’s Re-Wedding (2002); Victor pretends to be Douglas’ manservant (1981); Vanessa Prentiss and April Stevens (1981); Nikki’s funeral fantasy (1987); Phillip picks an engagement ring for Cricket (1987); John, Ellen, and Terry Lester’s Jack (1987); Nikki’s exotic dance (1990); Maime confronts Drucilla in jail (1990); Sheila lures Scott away from Lauren’s surprise party […]

In an episode first aired December 4, 2017: DJ Andrew Sandoval presents VOLUME 3 of Come To The Wintertime - 40 seasonal sounds from the sixties, including music by The Hep Stars; Zion DeGallier; Chris & Peter Allen; Ronny & The Daytonas; The Boys Next Door; The Beach Boys; The Happenings; Margo Guryan; The Royal Guardsman, The Brothers; Cream; Bobby Goldsboro; Brian Hyland; The Wailers; Saturday's Children; Bob Morrison; Sagittarius; The 4 Seasons; The Knickerbockers; The American Revolution; The Soul Survivors; Society's Children; The Household; The Chicago Loop; Nino Tempo & April Stevens; Fountain Of Youth; Harpers Bizarre; The Cryan' Shames; Simon & Garfunkel; Benjamin Carry Ltd.; Jan & Lorraine; Toast; The Eighth Day; The Tokens; Winston's Fumbs; The Blades Of Grass; The Roman Rebellion; The Barracuda; Attic Sounds; The Iveys; The Ronettes; Beverly & Cary Grant. A full playlist is available here: http://cometothesunshine.com/playlists-show124/

On this episode of Finlandia Fridays Olivia Myers chats with North Wind Books store manager, April Stevens. Stevens shares with Myers the history of North Wind Books and all the great gifts the store has to offer this holiday season. The pair also talk about Patricia Van Pelt and the room dedicated in her honor this past summer.

Het muzikale thema is maanden van het jaar met muziek van Dutch Rhythm Steel & Show Band, Barbara Dickson, Little Peggy March, April Stevens, June Lodge en The Decemberists.

Thursdays 8:00am-10am EST bombshellradio.com#rock #soul #surf rock #1963From Liverpool the fab four already begin their invasion of the world. While from the beaches of California the musicians have discovered the Surf... and the soul factory has in the girl groups its gold mine.PLAYING TRACKS BYThe Dave Clark Five, The Searchers, Roy Orbison, Gerry & the Pacemakers, Bobby Vinton and more.Track list:1. I Saw Her Standing There - The Beatles2. Glad all over - The Dave Clark Five3. She Loves You - The Beatles4. Sweets for my sweet - The Searchers5. It won't be long - The Beatles6. In Dreams - Roy Orbison7. All my loving - The Beatles8. You will never walk alone - Gerry & the Pacemakers9. Blue Velvet - Bobby Vinton10. 24 Hours From Tulsa - Gene Pitney11. Can't Get Used to Losing You - Andy Williams12. (You're The) Devil In Disguise - Elvis Presley13. Then He Kissed Me - The Crystals14. Baby, I love you - The Ronettes15. One fine day - The Chiffons16. Be my Babe - The Ronettes17. Soldier Boy - The Shirelles18. Heat Wave - Martha and the Vandellas19. Just one look - Doris Troy20. Anyone Who Had A Heart - Dionne Warwick21. When You Walk in the Room - Jackie DeShannon22. Don't Make Me Over - Dionne Warwick23. I only want to be with you - Dusty Springfield24. It's my party - Lesley Gore25. Deep purple - April Stevens & Nino Tempo26. On Broadway - The Drifters27. Pain In My Heart - Otis Redding28. If you need me - Solomon Burke29. Harlem shuffle - Bob & Earl30.Green Onions - Booker T. & The MG's31. Louie Louie - The kingsmen32. Surf Beat - Dick Dale33. Little Deuce Coupe - The Beach Boys34. Surfing - Jan & Dean35. Surfin U.S.A. - The Beach Boys36. Wipe out - The Surfaris37. Surfer Girl - The Beach Boys38. Surfin'Bird - The Trashmen39. Surf city - Jan & Dean40. Blowin' In The Wind - Bob Dylan41. Puf the magic dragon - Peter, Paul and Mary42. A Hard Rain's a-Gonna Fall - Bob Dylan43. Et pourtant - Charles Aznavour44. Ring Of Fire - Johnny Cash45. Mas, Que Nada! - Jorge Ben

“Across State Lines” Across State Lines! What does it mean? I don't know, but what we do know is that tons of great music is rolling out this afternoon! New Black Keys and Beck,who originally recorded ‘It Ain't me Babe?” Adam Ant, Nino Tempo, and April Stevens doing a beauty – Deep Purple. Strumbellas doing Salvation, Tegan and Sarah and mucho mas! Do you know anyone in West Virginia, Vermont, Wyoming, or Rhode Island? These are the only states not listening. Bummer! Music starts early this afternoon, so join us early; or because we are always ready on-demand, listen when you want! Remember all shows are available at  RadioWilder.com (https://radiowilder.com/)  or on your Itunes Podcast player, or other favorite players like Spotify! Thanks for listening and your musical contributions! Have fun this weekend and Happy Mother's Day to all our moms!!! Harry and the Wilder Bunch!

There are very few acts in pop music who have covered such a wide spectrum of styles as this duo. From April's early, highly influential hits with Henri René, and Nino's appearance with Benny Goodman onstage at 7 years old (!), to his recent appearance at Carnegie Hall--there have been masterful forays into rock and roll, jazz, latin sounds, rhythm and blues, sweet harmonies, lush, expansive ballads...

 There are very few acts in pop music who have covered such a wide spectrum of styles as this duo. From April's early, highly influential hits with Henri René, and Nino's appearance with Benny Goodman onstage at 7 years old (!), to his recent appearance at Carnegie Hall--there have been masterful forays into rock and roll, jazz, latin sounds, rhythm and blues, sweet harmonies, lush, expansive ballads...In fact, it seems they set out to leave no stone unturned as they explored different sonic solutions to the age old problem of 'putting their message across' in song. Carol and Anthony LoTempio were born in Niagara Falls, NY. They took the Grammy® for Best Rock & Roll Song in 1963.  And, on October 26, 1999, they were inducted into the Buffalo Music Hall of Fame in Buffalo, NY:  a fitting tribute to two of pop music's most versatile and durable adventurers. They seem to have been born to create music. Explore, and discover some of the many roads their musical wanderlust has taken them. Today, Nino has a hit, a remastered CD album. Listen here to Amazon River his new release with April Stevens. 

In an episode first aired December 4, 2017: DJ Andrew Sandoval presents VOLUME 3 of Come To The Wintertime - 40 seasonal sounds from the sixties, including music by The Hep Stars; Zion DeGallier; Chris & Peter Allen; Ronny & The Daytonas; The Boys Next Door; The Beach Boys; The Happenings; Margo Guryan; The Royal Guardsman, The Brothers; Cream; Bobby Goldsboro; Brian Hyland; The Wailers; Saturday's Children; Bob Morrison; Sagittarius; The 4 Seasons; The Knickerbockers; The American Revolution; The Soul Survivors; Society's Children; The Household; The Chicago Loop; Nino Tempo & April Stevens; Fountain Of Youth; Harpers Bizarre; The Cryan' Shames; Simon & Garfunkel; Benjamin Carry Ltd.; Jan & Lorraine; Toast; The Eighth Day; The Tokens; Winston's Fumbs; The Blades Of Grass; The Roman Rebellion; The Barracuda; Attic Sounds; The Iveys; The Ronettes; Beverly & Cary Grant.

La familia Tempo se traslada a California para promover los interéses musicales de sus hijos. April graba dos sencillos más para pequeñas casas discográficas pero no sucede nada. En 1950, April firma contrato con la RCA Victor Records y graba una canción de 1924, de la inspiración de Cole Porter “I'm in Love Again” que se convierte en un éxito en julio de 1951. Entre tanto, Nino inició una carrera como músico de sesión tocando el saxofón y, de manera eventual, componía y hacía arreglos musicales para otros artistas de la talla de Resemary Clooney, Steve Lawrence y Eydie Gormé. Alternaba esas actividades tocando en big bands. En 1954 participa en la película The Glenn Miller History, interpretando el papel de Benny Goodman. A finales de los años ciencuenta, estaba empezando a grabar discos con su propio nombre. El LP Rock & Roll Beach Party apareció bajo el sello Liberty Records en 1958, el mismo año en que apareció el sencillo “15 Girls Friends” para la marca RCA Victor.

In an episode first aired August 9, 2010: DJ Andrew Sandoval spins selections by Tages, Buffalo Springfield, The Buckinghams, Boyce & Hart, The Grass Roots, Gary Lewis & The Playboys, The Beach Boys, Alan Price, The Monkees, Dusty Springfield, The Ronettes, Nino Tempo & April Stevens, The Walker Brothers, The Searchers & The Mindbenders. He also profiles the '60s songwriting talents of Alex Spyropoulos & Patrick Campbell-Lyons, who wrote songs covered by Sue & Sunny, Hat & Tie, The Smoke, David Tennyson, The Alan Bown, Herman's Hermits & The Everly Brothers. They also fronted the orchestral pop band, Nirvana, who had a wonderful UK hit and made so many worthwhile records, all of which are explored in this episode.

In an episode first aired June 12, 2017: DJ Andrew Sandoval spotlights the songs of Barry Mann & Cynthia Weil, with rare selections by Max Frost & The Troopers; The Stained Glass; Barry Mann; Paul Revere & The Raiders featuring Mark Lindsay; Del Shannon; Keith Allison; Chad & Jeremy; Dave Berry; The Paris Sisters; The Ronettes; Nino Tempo & April Stevens; The Executives; The Lovin’ Spoonful; The Crystals; Wayne Fontana & The Mindbenders; The Beach Boys; The Everly Brothers; Twice As Much with Vashti; Harper's Bizarre; Bergen White; Barry Gordon; The Monkees; Dusty Springfield; Neil McArthur; The Animals; The Shadows; Bruce & Terry; The Dave Clark Five; The New Dawn; Mama Cass; Lulu; Herman's Hermits; The Fortunes; Nancy Priddy; The Will-o-bees

De eerste uitzending Train To Nowhere staat in het teken van de vrouw. Vic van Reijt en Frits Jonker draaien louter vrouwen van 21:00-22:00 uur. Muziek van Sarah Vaughan, Lulu, April Stevens, Helen Shapiro, Adèle Bloemendaal, Ella Fitzgerald en Evelyn Freeman.

Yes, it’s the long awaited return of our cut-out-and-keep Rainbow Collection with the almost last show in the series. As we approach the end of the visible spectrum, we arrive at plumptious purple, with a show of fake 80s, very … Continue reading →

Is Kid Bubblegum finally returning to bubblegum music and Echo Valley?! The Professor opens a letter from the Kid live on the air! An examination of the catchy Muppets song "Mah-Na-Mah-Na" unexpectedly leads us into a massive, long overdue tribute to bubblegum genius Giorgio Moroder! A rare record from The Raindrops! A listen to April Stevens! Plus plenty of gumtastic tunes from Ohio Express, The April Fools, Paul Williams (and the cast of Bugsy Malone), Johnny Schilling, The Banana Crew and Ricky Shayne!

In an episode first aired January 28, 2013, host Andrew Sandoval presents the eighty-third edition of "Come To The Sunshine." This program features a wonderful selection of singles in part one by Declaration Of Independence, Bob Dileo, Jimmy Boyd, The Sky, Christopher Robin, The Playground, The Girls From Petticoat Junction, Del Shannon, Peggy Lee, The Vogues, Tommy Roe, Mojo, Brewer And Brewer, Sonny Curtis and The Exception. Part two features an album on the masterful 1968 debut album by Colours in MONO (a mix that is unavailable on CD) and the show further surveys the work of Colours songwriting duo: Jack Dalton & Gary Montgomery. Sandoval spins some of their rare covers (as well as original demos) as performed by The Dalton Boys, Young Canadians, James Fleming, Dalton & Montgomery, Nino Tempo & April Stevens, The Moon, The Committee, The Peppermint Trolley Company, Harper & Rowe and sort of The Outsiders. A fully playlist of this show is available at http://www.cometothesunshine.com/id120.html

In an episode first aired on September 10, 2012, host Andrew Sandoval celebrates the sixth anniversary of his sixties inspired radio program with a two-hour selection of favorite tracks and rarities by: Grapefruit; The Searchers; Harmony Grass; The Beach Boys; The Zombies; Chad & Jeremy; The Peppermint Trolley Co.; Dion & The Belmonts; The Canterbury Music Festival; Nino Tempo & April Stevens; The Byrds; Gary Lewis; Del Shannon; Sandy Salisbury; Harry Nilsson; George Harrison; Simon & Garfunkel; Sonny Bono; The Kinks; The Beatles; Twice As Much; Billy Nicholls; The Turtles; Pete Dello; The Bee Gees; The Millennium; West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band; Love; Buffalo Springfield; Sal Valentino; Peter & Gordon; Phil Ochs; The Bonzo Dog Band; Bill Fay; Tin Tin; Dino, Desi & Billy; Dusty Springfield; Denny Laine; The Hollies; The Everly Brothers.

After spending a quiet afternoon enjoying the soundtrack to Daktari with Space Disco Jeff recently (as one does), he suggested that we do a show all about lions. We felt this was perhaps slightly too niche so instead we turn … Continue reading →

To celebrate the fifth anniversary of "Come To The Sunshine," a Special HOT 100 list was compiled from some of the 3,018 unique songs by 837 artists that the show has played since 2006. How many songs each artist accrued with multiple plays and how many total times they appeared on the program defined their final chart position. In the first hour of the broadcast, host Andrew Sandoval counts down artist and songs 100 through 80. These include Van Dyke Parks, the Zombies, Harmony Grass, the Ballroom, Linzer & Randell, Don Grady, Sasha caro, Traffic, Sandy Salisbury, Raintree Minority, Mark Eric, Sagittarius, the Action, Graham Gouldman, the Picadilly Line, Denny Laine, Twice As Much, Nino Tempo & April Stevens, Les Irresistibles (Arch Of Triumph), the Montage and Fairchilds. The full show is available in five parts. This episode is part one of five.

In the final show of series 8, "Come To The Sunshine" #70, Andrew Sandoval spins a selection of rare vinyl singles by Tristen Schell, The Sundowners, Pasty Fuller, The Forum, Los Angeles, World Of Oz., Group Therapy, The Silver Eagle, Ray Chafin, Cyril Hargrove, The San Francisco Earthquakes, Warm Sounds, International Submarine Band, The Poor, Tim Andrews, Johnny Walsh, Sandy Salisbury, The Lollipop Fantasy, Fire And Brimstone and The Young Idea.  Hour two brings you an album spotlight on Nino Tempo & April Stevens 1967 "All Strung Out" LP in MONO (a mix unavailable on CD). If you've never heard this wonderful album, which mixes Spectorian Wall Of Sound production with great songs by David Gates, Dalton & Montgomery, Jerry Riopelle and the unmistakable voices of Nino & April, then you are in for a treat.  Much like the lyrically bizarre "All Strung Out" (which employs heroin references as analogy for falling love - quite intense for 1966 - if you don't believe me check out this clip http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ogtsaXmxK0), Andrew spins Nino's classic "Pet Sounds" level masterpiece, "Boys Town (Where My Broken Hearted Buddies Go)" kind of a less oblique "See My Friends." Also, their 1972 MGM release, "Makin' Love To Rainbow Colors," is a poppy, LSD novelty born too late. Not forgetting their visionary bagpipe-folk-rock take on "I Love How You Love Me." Don't forget to join our facebook group or follow us on twitter@cometothesun. Thanks for listening,  Andrew Sandovalwww.cometothesunshine.com

On this mix, I'm a bartender throwing all genres from Soul, Funk, Hip-Hop, Rock, House, Dub step & Afro beat, into a shaker, adding a special serving of my passion and love, & you get a "Genre Cocktail". I took a more aggressive approach in this mix, allowing the different energies to mingle freely with one another like people in NYC, times square. I purposely never let genres clique together for too long, I wanted to train the listener to accept difference, and expect the unexpected. SPEECH Musical Safari Series – Genre Cocktail Afritonic (Part 1 ) – Madlib Love Lost – The Temper Trap Dirty Mind – Prince Boy (Ghia Club Mix) – Die Elfen & Ork Cowboys Ding Dong (Extended Mix) - Nino Tempo & April Stevens & Ricardo Speed Let the Music Play (Alex M. Electro Tech-House Remix Radio) - Barry Love Acid 8000 - Fatboy Slim M.O.N.I. (Barcoda Project Rmx) - DJ Cobra Sanford and Son (Speech Remix) – Quincy Jones Dynamite (Speech Remix) - Taio Cruz Freaky Dancin' – Cameo I wanna be your lover (Speech Remix) - Prince Backstrokin' – The Fatback Band It's All the Way Live – Lakeside Bounce, Rock, Skate, Roll - Vaughan Mason & Crew Headsprung (Speech remix) – L.L. Cool J Move get out the way (Speech Remix) – Ludacris People Everyday (Metamorphosis Mix) - Arrested Development Push It Along - A Tribe Called Quest Badaduami (Speech Remix) - African Show Boyz Africa Is Home - Joe Mensah Chimamuna Chamimba - Green Arrows Say a little Prayer (Speech Remix) - Aretha Franklin For Rod (Riddim) - Chemical Soundboy The Grown Folks Table (Feat. Angel Face) beat by: Sebmaestria – Speech Doin' It Again – The Roots Cold Rain – Talib Kweli Some Kind of Nature (feat. Lou Reed) – Gorillaz Too Much Woman For Ya - Arrested Development All Day Sucker - Stevie Wonder For Rod (Riddim) - Chemical Soundboy Riot Music (Skream Remix) - Doneo'o Land of the Blind – Bledbox Creator – Santogold Mustang Cor De Sangue - Marcos Valle Porque Hoje E Domingo - Antonio Adolfo & A Brazuca Braided Hair (Featuring 1 Giant Leap And Nenah Cherry) - Speech

Since March is Women's History Month we continue the tradition of starting off with a female artist...One of the earliest of empowered female artists is Jackie DeShannon who kicks off tonights show. Tony Jackson & the Vibrations start off the 1st set with a killer version of Benny Spellman's "Fortune Teller" followed by producer extraordinaire Mickey Most's "That's alright" with a little help from Jimmy Page. Since the Oscars were on this week Samuel Jackson & John Travolta via Pulp Fiction pave the way for Charlie Feathers' "That certain female" which Quentin Tarantino used in Kill Bill 1. L.A. pop meisters The Grassroots keep the 60's vibe solid with "House of Stone".....Heading over to Copenhagen not for a Global Warming Summit but for some great neo-psych via Baby Woodrose before Debbie Harry & Inara George keep the 'female faith' strong and alive, fist pumping for P.G.Six & the Turtles...Not to forget the 50's, Roy Brown sings about his "Gal From Kokomo" and April Stevens requests that you follow her "Under the Ice" Nazz style and we finish up the show with some hip-ster Jazz via Ken Nordine & Roy Glenn......F-Troup indeed!!