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Sam Paddor interviewing Joey Welz, a member of Bill Haley and His Comets! Joey Welz' Website: http://www.joeywelz.com My Back Pages Website: https://www.mybackpages.org/

Rock Around The Blog perehtyy rockin alkuperäiseen syntiseen soolosoittimeen, saksofoniin. Fonin historiasta ja merkityksestä keskustelevat esimerkkien kautta Sami Ruokangas ja Pauli Kauppila. Jakson soittolista: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7BWy6mVuUy2kTC7RmJOwJ4?si=59fbe075c83b4a01 Muista myös RATB:n FB: facebook.com/RockAroundTheBlogFinland/ Tämän jakson menossa ovat mukana Chuck Berry, Jimi Hendrix, Little Richard, Big Joe Turner, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Rolling Stones, Blues Live!, Adolphe Sax, Illinois Jacquet, Bill Haley And His Comets, Rudy Pompilli, Lee Allen, Phil Alvin, Dave Alvin, The Blasters, Jim Campilongo, Fabulous Thunderbirds, Gene Taylor, GA-20, Hound Dog Taylor, The HouseRockers, Alligator Records, Bruce Iglauer, Professor Longhair, Alvin ”Red” Tyler, Dr. John, Earl Palmer, Robert Parker, Charles Burbank, Charles Burbeck, Bobby Keys, Eric Clapton, Earl Bostic, Charlie Christian, Mickey Spillane, John Zorn, Bill Frisell, Ennio Morricone, Pink Floyd, Neville Brothers, Daniel Lanois, Brian Eno, Art Neville, Charles Neville, Aaron Neville, Cyril Neville, Bob Dylan, Tony Hall, Keith Richards, Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia, Carlos Santana, The Meters, Booker T. & the M.G.'s, Royal Southern Brotherhood, Matt Schofield, David Bowie, Donny McCaslin, Maria Schneider, Tony Visconti, Ziggy Stardust, Alice Cooper, Arthur Brown, The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown, Screamin´ Jay Hawkins, King Diamond, John Fogerty, Sam ”The Man” Taylor, Charlie Haden Quartet West, Liberation Music Orchestra, Humphrey Bogart, Philip Marlowe, Raymond Chandler, Chet Baker, Ernie Watts, Sonny Rollins, Wayne Shorter, James Brown, Maceo Parker, Pee Wee Ellis, Fred Wesley, Marvin Gaye, Los Lobos, Steve Berlin, Thin Lizzy, Bruce Springsteen, Van Morrison, Supertramp, UFO, Michael Schenker, Paul Chapman, Paul Raymond, Neil Carter, Gary Moore, Bobby Womack, The Dirty Dozens Brass Band, Sakari Kukko, Piirpauke, Van Der Graaf Generator, Tom Waits, Clarence Clemons, Deep Purple ja Billy Joel.

Welcome fans and new comers! This show covers the music that made rock and roll. Going back to the 50's all the way thru till today. See how rock progressed and the sound changed. It became bigger and louder and faster in some cases.  As music changed it changed us to or maybe it was the other way around? Lots of variety on episode 16 so keep it hear on Rock Phoenix LIve!!!Takida- Haven StayAc/Dc- Hells BellsChuck Berry- Johnny B. GoodeBill Haley & His Comets- Rock Around The ClockCreedence Clearwater Revival- Fortunate SonThe Who- Pinball WizardKISS- Shout It Out LoudKansas- Carry On Wayward SonGuns N' Roses- Sweet Child O' MineIron Maiden- The PrisonerVeruca Salt- Volcano GirlsOzzy Osbourne- Perry MasonNickelback- Too BadVolbeat- Still Counting10 Years- Shoot It OutLinkin Park- Burn It DownSeether- DangerousEvanescense- Wasted On You

On this episode of The Ghost of Hollywood, Poxy and Ragan discuss the 1955 Youth In Revolt film, Blackboard Jungle, and Matt C plays all kinds great tunes!

Styx - You Better Ask (1973) The Believers - Original Cast Recording - Side One (1968) Sometimes people would include things in their vinyl records shipments that I didn't order. Someone sent me this. I think it's good, and pretty obscure, too. Liner notes by Sidney Poitier. This show ran for about a year off-Broadway.  Sam Chalpin - Leader of the Pack (1966) Here is a great article on Spectropop you will not read about this whole sad episode. But here is a brief section:  The engineer: "Sam could not read English very well, maybe not at all. If he could read, then he couldn't see. If he was taught the lyrics, he'd forget them. The melody and meter? He had two chances of getting in the vicinity of either one - slim and none. Slim done took the train. Supposedly, he'd learn the song, then Ed [Ed: His son] would bring him in and we put the head phones on him. I think we actually had to tie them on him - he didn't like it. We'd start trying to overdub him by a): feeding him the old vocal in the cans; b): not feeding him the old vocal in the cans; c): letting him listen over and over again to the line or two he was going to yelp at, and d): Ed standing next to him waving his arms and threatening him with violence. I swear on my children's lives that Ed made his father cry at least once, maybe more, during these sessions. It was terrible for me to watch, and possibly criminal to be involved in. Today, Ed would be arrested for Elder Abuse, and I would be the one who dropped the dime on him. If we did one punch-in on a song we did 100. I did so many punch-ins, trying to get a single chorus done, that when the record was complete I was punch drunk. This is not exaggerated. The poor old man couldn't sing, couldn't read, couldn't remember and, most of the time, didn't have a clue what was going on. I may make it sound funny, but truly it was an awful thing for one person to put another person through, let alone a son to his father." The Split Level - Right Track (1967) Troy Hess - Please Don't Go Topless, Mother (197?) "My name is Ron Hellard. I am a writer in Nashville for the last 35 years. One day a secretary at the publishing company I was signed to, asked me to write a song for her son, Troy. I did, as a favor to her, knowing that nothing would come of it. it was just a custom deal. I sat down and wrote this extremely tongue in cheek crap in about five minutes. I slapped it on a cassette and gave it to her. The best thing you can say about the record was that it was round. Showland Records (owned by troy's dad) probably pressed a thousand copies at most. I thought that would be the last I heard of this joke. But thirty years later it shows up on web sites and play lists here and across the great pond. I am amazed. I've read that the writer of this "song" must be a hick, and a lousy writer. That bothers me. as I said, it took ten minutes out of my life and it was a JOKE. I am a pro writer with cuts by dozens of legit artists and have enjoyed success as a viable composer, but this thing sticks to me like glue. The original publisher was Acoustic Music, the catalog has been sold several times since. I should clarify. One reviewer assumed that "Topless" was an attempt to write a serious country song, and slammed the writer for it. That's what got to me, it was meant to be, and most certainly is, a parody of country music. regardsRon Hellard" 2005 Just Think [The Teenline 424-5700] (1985) Boston Hip-Hop PSA Styx - Movement For The Common Man (1972) Sam Chalpin - Satisfaction (1966) Rodd Keith - The Ballad Of Juan Rio (197?) My hero Phil Milstein: "Thomas J. Guygax Sr., late of Springfield, Missouri, is credited as lyricist of 10 known song-poem recordings, all cut either by MSR Records or their subsidiary label, Songuild, and each a standout for its broken-field appropriation of accepted English syntax. While poetic license is always conceded to the artist, Guygax consistently goes one better by seeming to ignore the meanings of words altogether or, at least, the order that gives them meaning."Song-poems are lyrics submitted by everyday citizens to music written and recorded by in-house song mill hacks who could plow through an alarming number of tunes in the space of an afternoon. Each budding lyricist would pay good money to hear their own  musings on an actual vinyl record which could (!) become an enormous incredible worldwide hit. Or so the ads in Popular Mechanics, Modern Romance and Sensational Detective Tru-Crime Cases claimed. Styx - The Grove Of Eglantine (1973) Styx used to write songs about vaginas.  Sam Chalpin - Daydream (1966) The Bob Crewe Generation Orchestra - Barbarella (1968)  The Byrds - Draft Morning (1968) From Wikipedia: "Draft Morning" is a song about the horrors of the Vietnam War, as well as a protest against the conscription of men into the military during the conflict. The song was initially written by Crosby, but he was fired from the Byrds shortly after he had introduced it to the rest of the band. However, work had already begun on the song's instrumental backing track by the time of Crosby's departure. Controversially, McGuinn and Hillman decided to continue working on the song, despite its author no longer being a member of the band. Having only heard the song's lyrics in their original incarnation a few times, McGuinn and Hillman couldn't remember all of the words when they came to record the vocals and so decided to rewrite the song with their own lyrical additions, giving themselves a co-writing credit in the process. This angered Crosby considerably, since he felt, with some justification, that McGuinn and Hillman had stolen his song. Despite its troubled evolution, "Draft Morning" is often considered one of Crosby's best songs from his tenure with the Byrds. Lyrically, it follows a newly recruited soldier from the morning of his induction into the military through to his experiences of combat and as such, illustrates the predicament faced by many young American men during the 1960s.The song also makes extensive use of battlefield sound effects, provided for the band by the Los Angeles comedy troupe the Firesign Theatre. Liberace - Ciao! (1970) My first boss at Lenovo was Chau McCullough. I thought she might like this oddity from Liberace's canon, one of the few original songs he recorded. She did not really care. At all.  The Believers - Original Cast Recording - Side Two (1968) Don Randi Trio - Tomorrow Never Knows (1966) Donald Clark Osmond - I Can't Stand It (1977) France Gall - Zozoi (1970)  Sam Chalpin - Batman (1966) Gary Lewis and the Playboys - Medicine Man (1969) Ray Dorset and Mungo Jerry - Heavy Foot Stomp (1977)  Kilopop! - Sky Men (200x) Chris Butler and singer Carla Murray created this paean to Joe Meek. I was fooled.  Lone Kellermann - Kom an Baby (197?)  The Four Tops - Got To Get You Into My Life (1969) Joey Welz - Listen To The Voices That Want To Be Free (1974)  Joey Welz played piano with Bill Haley And His Comets from 1963 until 1966. Link Wray plays guitar.  Shut Up - Láska K Říkadlům (Back Off Boogaloo) (1972)

Today in history: Bill Haley and His Comets record 'Rock Around the Clock.' Martin Luther King Jr. arrested and jailed. Harold Washington elected Mayor. President Franklin D. Roosevelt dies. Salk vaccine declared safe.      

Today in History: The Smothers Brothers debut. Bill Haley and His Comets invade Europe. The Outlaw is released.

Sejam bem vindos ao vigésimo quarto SLAM! Nesse programa, falamos sobre os pioneiros do rock internacional e nacional.

Sejam bem vindos ao vigésimo quarto SLAM! Nesse programa, falamos sobre os pioneiros do rock internacional e nacional.

Sejam bem vindos ao vigésimo quarto SLAM! Nesse programa, falamos sobre os pioneiros do rock internacional e nacional.