Podcasts about birtha

Rosemary Butler Live on Game Changers With Vicki Abelson Part 1 Astrologer Zoe Moon warned it was gonna be a crazy day. I read that first thing this morning but forgot about it until 4:45 pm when things started going sideways. What could have been a non-show disappointment, turned into a delayed, technical bit of a mess, but ultimately delightful chat with the incomparable Rosemary Butler. Just the appetizer for what is sure to be a delightful feast when next we meet, Wednesday, March 26th, promptly Live @5! Instead of what I thought would be a quick hello, sorry, see you next time, Rosemary delighted with some choice stories about where she came from, her two all-girl bands, The Ladybirds and Birtha, opening for The Stones, great stuff there from the Beatles fan who eventually did get to sing with her hero, Paul, who inspired her to be a lefthanded singing bassist, through sheer Moxie, thanks to Kenny Loggins and Peter Asher, a funny Three Dog Night/Chuck Negron tale, a wonderful Ray Charles invitation, Bonnie Raitt, who she credits with changing her life, but we barely scratched the surface there as we did with Jackson Browne. Rosemary has sung, toured, and recorded with everyone who's anyone... Linda Ronstadt, James Taylor, Carole King, Neil Diamond, Billy Joel, Bruce Springsteen, Whitney Houston, to name a few more - those stories and lots more when Rosemary comes back, under more ideal conditions, feather in hand, with her adorable exuberance to amuse and delight us! In addition to being an iconic backup singer whose memorable riffs have scored my life, Rosemary is a renowned vocal coach and gigs regularly. For all things Rose rosemarybutler.com She's beautiful, adorable, has lived a life dreams are made of, with a voice that'll deservedly live forever. Can't wait for more. Rosemary Butler Live on Game Changers With Vicki Abelson Part 1 Wednesday, 2/26/25, 5 PM PT, 8 PM ET Streamed Live on my Facebook Replay here: https://bit.ly/3XmsoQp

Apply food-as-medicine to one of the most important, but overlooked seasons for women- postpartum recovery.Why postpartum needs a whole different approach to any other type of physical recoveryHow to prevent postpartum mood disorders by addressing nutrient deficienciesThe types of food that are essential to whole-body restoration after birthA sample meal plan to prioritize the most nutrient dense foods and simplify postpartum planningLinks to all the extra good stuff:** Free Masterclass on 3/17: How to Regulate Hormones After Birth for a More Balanced PostpartumPostpartum Supplements FreebieNEW Virtual Visits Offered HEREPostpartum Rest Guidelines on IGFavorite Collagen Peptides HERE Postpartum Support Bundle (with meal plan and recipes)Join our email community + get instant access to our awesome Sleep Freebie: HEREBrowse all our favorite women's supplement recommendations: HERESubmit your answer-on-the-show questions: HERESubscribe to the podcast to catch every episode. Follow us on Instagram for all the extra education and antics in between episodes at  @beautifulonemidwifery

A celebration of Female Vocalists through the decades. Hear artists such as Akribi, Birtha, Ciccada, Dark Beauty, Elysian Gates, Fuseboxx, The Gathering, Harlequin Mass, Imperia, Joy Unlimited, Kurgan's Bane, The Last Embrace, Mad Curry, Newton's Cradle, October Tree, The Pointer Sisters, Stone The Crows, Touchstone, Viima, and Werwolf. Do you enjoy Prog-Scure? If so, perhaps […]

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Another special & extended episode where I break from routine and feature music from artists both Prog-Scure and famous. In each episode of this series, I'm playing one half (one full side) of outstanding and influential albums throughout rock ‘n' roll history, regardless of sub-genre. In this episode, hear diverse artists including Atomic Rooster, Birtha, […]

Curious how astrology and tarot card reading can help your business? Listen and learn about astrology to have the baseline balance and understand the essence of your business. In this episode, Nicole speaks with Courtney about the basics of astrology, tarot card reading for business, and business birth charts. Courtney shares how he fell into astrology with her organized chaos personality and explains how business birth charts work. They touch on topics on applying astrology to communicate, navigate, make decisions for the business, and more!Courtney Wilder of Seeking Wilder is an intuitive life and business coach, business astrologist, podcast host, part-mermaid, poetry lover, Mumma, bestie to many, wife, heart-led soul-centered boss babe, and just a regular old human being. Her mission is to teach business owners to reconnect with their intuition and make aligned decisions to fulfill their legacy. Courtney impacted 500+ women and continues to uplift and empower her clients using astrology and tarot card reading for business to draw in an overflow of abundance, and ease.HighlightsCourtney's journey and love for astrologyThe things to look at to bring astrology into businessHow to align your business birth chart with your personal birthA client's breakthrough with using astrology; andThe connection between tarot and astrologyLinksThe coupon to get 1 month free for the Soul Seeker Subscription is: RECLAIMINGCONFIDENCEHere is the course link for Tarot for Embodied LivingPodcast: Intuitive Business with Seeking WilderCourtney Wilder:Instagram: @seekingwilderConnect with Nicole on:Instagram: @nicolelilyanTikTok: @nicole_lilyanJoin the FEMININE FREQUENCY WAITLIST HERE: https://nicole-lilyan.mykajabi.com/Feminine-FrequencyBook a call and chat with Nicole: https://calendly.com/nicolelilyan

I'm mixing it up a bit and am the interviewee in this episode about natural birth! Dr. Brooke Kalisiak, a pelvic floor physical therapist in St. Louis, MO, interviews me about natural birth, how to achieve it, and what a doula does!What is natural birth?Why would you want to have a natural birth? How is it better?How to support comfort in pregnancy and birthA few little personal stories from meBuy Me a Coffee- DONATION PAGEResources Mentioned:Brooke Kalisiak, PT, DPT, WCS- Legacy Physical TherapyBrooke's Facebook PageNOW IT'S YOUR TURN!The NaturalBirth Site Read *natural birth stories*- and submit your ownSign up for the NaturalBirth Education course to best prepare your body & mind for natural birthShare with anyone interested in natural birthShare my podcast with anyone you know who is interested in natural birth!"Like" my Facebook and Instagram pagesSubscribe to my YouTube Channel GREAT PRODUCTS FOR BIRTH, buy on Amazon:*Battery Powered Candles*Breastfeeding Sports Bra (Great for labor, too!)*Maternity/Labor Robe (you can even use this for a hospital birth!)*Claw Clips for Hair*Fetal Heartrate Monitor (doppler)*Pink Muslin Receiving Blankets

The Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Sacramento at Fire Mountain opened with a guitar smash in late 2019, and despite the Covid-19 pandemic, has developed a strong presence in the region, drawing locals and visitors alike. Food has always been a huge part of Hard Rock, and President Mark Birtha shares how that fits into Sacramento's farm-to-fork lifestyle.

Jee Ki Birtha So Sunai, ਜੀਅ ਕੀ ਬਿਰਥਾ ਸੋ ਸੁਣੇ (Sri Guru Granth Sahib Page 136 Sabad 312)

Mark speaks eloquently about how his work and self-identity are intertwined. He cites an essay he wrote years ago entitled, “A Life Unlived”, where he wanted to make sure he did not regret his life choices later on in life. The essay has become a roadmap to his drive and purpose as an adult. Mark is outspoken about the gratitude he has for the life he is able to lead and all of the people that have gotten him to where he is. It is a compelling and motivational listen.

Download your free copy of The First Trimester Survival Guide - https://katecaddle.ck.page/0e564336afIn this week's episode I speak with Shari Lyon. Shari is one of Australia's leading and most sought after Hypnobirthing Practitioners and Childbirth Educators. Shari's passion is to support women and birth partners through pregnancy to help them prepare for a positive birth.Hypnobirthing is an independent childbirth education program and aims to provide you with knowledge, support, tools and techniques to help you prepare for a positive birth, no matter how your baby comes into the world.This conversation was so empowering. I love the topic of birth, and being able to dive into the power of hypnobirthing with this wonderful educator was such an honour.We talk about…What hypnobirthing is and why it's growing in popularityWhy you need to be knowledgeable on birth, no matter who your care provider is or where you plan to birthA snapshot into the birthing system in AustraliaHow Shari's own experience of surprise pregnancy led her to her life work and what she's learned along the wayMisconceptions about hypnobirthingWhy educating yourself will support you no matter how you birthTaking self responsibilityRates of birth trauma in Australia (this will shock you)How the birthing systems will change and why you are an integral part of thatAnd lots more!If you love this episode, please take a moment to leave me a five star review on Apple Podcasts. I'm deeply grateful to you for your continued support!For more on this episode and to access the links to connect with Shari, take a look at the show notes hereTo circulate an exchange with me, you can buy me a coffee here.

Do you struggle with limiting self beliefs that are holding you back? Especially when you are attempting to make a life changing decision? Well, I have a small, and mighty tip for you that'll help you overcome your internal battle. So you can step forward, and take action towards your desires! You don't own me, Birtha! (I promise that last sentence makes way more sense once you listen to today's episode).

Birtha Lisimoni Tongahai comes from the village of Avatele and is passionate about the maintenance of Vagahau Niue.  A graduate of the University of the South Pacific (USP) and University of Southern Queensland.  She is currently serving her second term as the Director of Education and as the Secretary General for the Niue National Commission for UNESCO. Research states that for a language to survive it needs at least 5,000 fluent speakers but there are efforts in Niue like a Vagahau Niue certificate on offer at the USP where Birtha is the co-course coordinator..   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sigh. Nice to see a Go-Gos movie. Wasn't one VH1 special enough? Again, The Go-Gos were not a band after their second album. FIGHT ME. They were a brand. They were not great instrumentalists, but they did not have to be. Their songs were catchy, but there weren't that many of them. They were fun in a B-52's way, even if Belinda Carlisle's Cher-esque vibrato on helium always bothered me. Still, it was nice to see clean-cut, good-looking gals make good in the MTV era. And someday I will play some! But you should know that there were quite a few all-female bands before them. Bands like Birtha and Fanny would have wiped the floor with them.  Brian Hyland - Mail Order Gun (1970) Brian Hyland had three Top 10 hits in the decade. His first, "Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polkadot Bikini", went right to #1! 1960. There was also "Gypsy Woman" in 1970 (written by Curtis Mayfield) and that wonderful September song, "Sealed With A Kiss". You know I love the artists who started in the pre-Beatle era and try to reinvent themselves later on. There were so many.  In September 2006 Paul Vance, the song's co-writer, read on TV his own mistaken obituary, as a consequence of the death of another man, Paul Van Valkenburgh, who claimed to have written "Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polkadot Bikini" under the name Paul Vance. The impostor had explained his lack of royalty payments for the song by claiming that he had sold the rights as a teenager. Vance, the song's true co-author, has earned several million dollars from the song since 1960, describing it as "a money machine". Vance also co-wrote "Playground In My Mind," the hit for Clint Holmes, and "Run, Joey, Run", a hit for David Geddes.  Traffic Safety Tip - Loaded  Brian Hyland - The Bum Is Mine (1977) Written by Allen Toussaint. Jacqueline Taïeb - 7 A.M. (1968) Jerry Lee Lewis - The Cannikin Clink (Let A Soldier Drink) (1969) From rehearsals for the musical Catch My Soul, of which I will go into more detail in a future episode. Let's just say I bought the vinyl soundtrack, and it's a pretty good Hair-era retelling of Othello. This is from Peter Guralnick, who authored the ne plus ultra bio (to me) of Elvis Presley: Picture Jerry Lee Lewis as Iago in the rock ‘n’ roll version of “Othello.” You’re just going to have to imagine it. Me, too. Because as far as I know, no visual record exists except for a few scattered publicity photographs. He played the role in Los Angeles in 1968. The show was scheduled to come to New York next (we had already made plans to attend) – but it never did. According to Jerry Lee, it was because he had grown tired of the actor’s life, six weeks of following the same script night after night was enough, even if, like any Method performer, he never did play it the same way twice. (“I never worked so hard in my life. I mean two hours and forty-five minutes running up and down stairs – it was a mess.”) Very likely the fact that his recording career revived at exactly this time, with three Top 10 country hits in a row, had something to do with it, too. No matter. As this rehearsal recording clearly proves, Jerry Lee inhabited the role, just as he has inhabited virtually every song he has ever sung. Listen to the leer in his voice, listen to the clarity of the message, listen to his delight in the lines. Oh man, I wish I had seen the show.     When I first met him two years later, in the spring of 1970, the role was still clearly in his blood. “You know,” he said to me toward the end of my visit, “a lot of people think if you can make a lot of money, that’s what this life is all about. Well, that can’t be what life is all about, you know? If I can just play my piano and sing – you know, the proudest I ever was in my life was when I got my first record out, hear[ing] it on the radio for the first time.“ He meditated on that for a little while. “Well, life is just a vapor,” he said, winking at me, as if I, too, must surely recognize this Shakespearean allusion. “You breathe it in, and what the heck, it’s gone.“ Kenny Vance - Shuffling Up Your Downs (1969) Written by Becker and Fagen. From Wikipedia: In 1967, the songwriting duo of Walter Becker and Donald Fagen came to the Brill Building to sell their songs, and ended up knocking on Vance's door. Vance liked what he heard, and offered to manage them. The duo arranged horn and string sections for Jay and the Americans and toured with them as bassist and keyboardist, eventually recording demos and masters with Vance in 1969. He continued to work with Becker & Fagen until 1971, when he brought one of their songs ("I Mean to Shine") to Richard Perry, who then brought it to Barbra Streisand and recorded it on Barbra Joan Streisand.  Take A Dip With Dinah - Kenny Vance (1969) Ibid.  The Gass - In The City (1966) The Gass - The New Breed (1966) The She's - The Fool (1966)  The What Four - Ain't No Use In Crying Susan (1966) Formed in Manhattan and comprised of Elizabeth Burke (drums), Cathy Cochran (guitar), China Girard (rhythm guitar) and Diane Hartford (bass). They signed with Columbia in 1966, where they released "Baby I Dig Love" b/w "It's Hard to Live On Promises" and "I'm Gonna Destroy That Boy" and "Ain't No Use in Crying, Susan."  "I'm Gonna Destroy That Boy" is a great title.  The What Four - Do You Believe (1966) Different band, same name. This one from Dayton, Ohio.  The What Four - It's Hard To Live On Promises (1966)  Traffic Safety Tip - Corpse The What Four - Whenever (1966) The males.  The What Four - Baby, I Dig Love (1966) The females.  The What Four - I'm Gonna Destroy That Boy (1966) Topper Headon - Drumming Man (1985) Ex-drummer for The Clash. 'Drumming Man' is a cover of Gene Krupa's signature tune 'Drummin' Man', as originally recorded by Gene Krupa & His Orchestra in 1936. XTC - This World Over (1984) L Ron Hubbard/Yvonne Gillham Jentzsch - The Golden Dawn (1972) Scientology is an applied religious philosophy, jerk.  John Phillips - Zulu Warrior (1973-1979) Sensation Alex Harvey Band - Give My Compliments To The Chef (1974) The cover is a send-up of the big Roger Dean covers done for Yes, Uriah Heap, etc. I love this record very much. Alice Cooper was a pretty tame imitation/contemporary. This is the real stuff.  Traffic Safety Tip - Lady Luck Frank Zappa - Little House I Used To Live In (1970)  The Shadows Of Knight - Shake Revisited '69 (1969)  ?-? Velvet Underground  - Waiting For The Man (1967) The Webspinners (Ron Dante) - Theme From Spider Man (1972) Thee Prophets - Rag Doll Boy (1969)  ?-? Tito Puente - Oye Como Va (1962) Original version Traffic Safety Tip - Bottle Tony Martin - Aquarius (1982) Pink Floyd - Vegetable Man (1967)  Lorne Greene - Waco (1966) Traffic Safety Tip - Corpse II Winchester 76 - Buffalo (1967) Winston Cigarettes - It's How You Make It Long (1967) Joe Byrd and the Field Hippies - You Can Never Come Down (1968) Hot Chocolate - You Could've Been A Lady (1971)

David Hill - All Shook Up (1957) The original recording.  From Discogs.com: Birtha was one of the leading female rock bands performing during the early 1970s. The band consisted of four women: Shele Pinizzotto (guitar), Rosemary Butler (bass), Sherry Hagler (keyboards) and Liver Favela (drums). All four members of the group performed lead vocals and harmonies. Liver was the last member to join Birtha in 1968. The group immediately started playing the club circuit and toured from California to Alaska. From 1968 to 1971 Birtha worked to tighten and refine their rock sound and in 1971 they started writing their own material, most by themselves, occasionally in partnership with other parties, including Mark Wickman and Gabriel Mekler. Birtha signed a record contract with Dunhill Records in 1972 and recorded their first album "Birtha" with record producer Gabriel Mekler and engineers Dave Hassinger and Val Garay. After the release of their first album, Birtha began playing rock concerts and clubs throughout the U.S., Canada, and Europe. While taking breaks in their home town, Los Angeles, they would often play The Whiskey and The Troubadour and frequently played a club in Glendale, CA called The Sopwith Camel. In 1973 Birtha recorded their second album, "Can't Stop The Madness" with producer and engineer Christopher Huston. The band was on the road for more than 250 days a year and played with groups like, Fleetwood Mac, Alice Cooper, Poco, Black Oak Arkansas, Cheech and Chong, The Kinks, B.B. King, Three Dog Night, James Gang and many more. The band broke up in 1975 and all the members went their separate ways. Birtha - Dirty Work (1973)  Birtha - All This Love (1973) Birtha - Don't Let it Get You Down (1973) Birtha - Free Spirit (1972)  National Guard Session with Skitch Henderson, Bobby Gentry, and Glen Campbell. (1969) Radio Moscow Signals - Treachery of the violent kind. Chuck Barris Syndicate - Donnie (1968) Eddie Rambeau - Summertime Guy (1962) Freddy Cannon - At The Disco Down (1980) Strange, strange, strange.  Freddy Cannon - Hey Punk Rocker (1980) ? Peter Ivers - In Heaven (1977) From the movie Eraserhead. The Avant Garde - Naturally Stoned (1968) Luie Luie - Sweet and Tender Touchy (1974) Luie Luie - Tasty Touchy (1974) The Avant Garde - Honey and Gall (1968) The Avant Garde - Well Well Well (1968) The Avant Garde - Fly With Me (1968) The Deep - Crystal Nite (1966) From Wikipedia: Psychedelic Moods is the debut album by the American psychedelic rock band, The Deep, and was released on Cameo-Parkway Records in October 1966. The album was one of the first pieces to produce a consistent psychedelic theme throughout the whole LP. All of the material featured was originally composed by the band. Despite the conflicting dates, it is generally considered the first album to use the term "psychedelic" in its title. The Deep - Psychedelic Moon (1966) The Deep - Trip #76 (1966) The Executives - Moving In A Circle (1968) The Executives - Parenthesis (1969) Written by J. Webb.  The Executives - Sit Down I Think I Love You (1968) Les Humphries Singers - Cum On Feel The Noize/Breaking Me Up/Herbie Knows How (1974) The Executives - My Aim Is To Please You (1967) Billy Preston - My Sweet Lord (1970) Muzak of some kind John Simon - My Name Is Jack (1968) Written by John Simon after he was recommended to Peter Yarrow of Peter, Paul and Mary to help with the movie, “You Are What You Eat”, for which he did the soundtrack, writing and performing most of the tracks, including this song. The movie is unwatchable.  Sammy Davis Jr. - You Can Count On Me (Theme from Hawaii 5-O) (1976) The Sunrays - Bye, Baby, Bye (1966) 13th Floor Elevators - Zale's Jewelry Ad (1967?) Bobbi Blake - Too Many Babies (?) Song-poem Mrs. Marshall manages to make dinner for the family with the aid of the Robot. Ed Marvin reporting. Caloric a-la-carte Oven promo. 

Well into lambing what have we learned? What tricks have we used and what miracle have we been able to perform with little lamb lives. This lambing diary log explores:The power of Vitamin CThe tales of tripletsA fox updateDealing with prolapses and some bush vet workHybrid bottle feeding methodRecording ewe performance Recording lamb data at birthA lesson about not waiting to intervene

ROSEMARY BUTLER, the heroine of classic harmonies and rocking melodies, can hardly be compared to any other artist. Her vocal expertise is not only a technical marvel that demands respect (she has a 4-octave mezzo-soprano vocal range!), but it is a beautiful experience that the muses, themselves, would be jealous of.Since she was a little girl, Rosemary found musical influences everywhere she went. Her family was full of music fans that encouraged her to learn how to sing, play piano, and read music. A trip to Disneyland changed her life forever when she was granted to opportunity to sing on the theme park’s radio station for all of its patrons. She grabbed the microphone from the DJ, belted out an improvised song right on the spot and has been hooked on the lime-light ever since. Her childhood house was near a Fender Guitar plant that she would often sneak off to and marvel at the guitars. There, she secretly learned about guitars without anyone in her family knowing! It was only a matter of time until she was singing and playing Beatles songs and “The House of the Rising Sun” and she never looked back.The self-proclaimed “Valley Girl” began her career playing the bass guitar and singing in an all-girl Orange County based band called the “Ladybirds”. The band appeared on several L.A. area television shows and even opened for The Rolling Stones in 1964! Her obvious talent and keen ear for talent allowed her to form the all-female hard rock band “Birtha” that released two albums for ABC-Dunhill Records. After they split up in 1973, she became a back-up singer that gained popularity in her own right in the late 1970s and early '80s. Her vocals have appeared alongside talented artists like Bonnie Raitt, Linda Ronstadt, Carole King, Neil Diamond, James Taylor, Billy Joel, Bruce Springsteen, Kenny Loggins, Whitney Houston, Paul McCartney, Jackson Browne, Ray Charles, and many other A-list superstars. Rosemary won a “Telly” award for a compilation video of her performances with these artists that she put together as an introspective for her fascinating career.www.RosemaryButler.comhttps://youtu.be/l100Q80zTzs

De Big Birtha-steen staat bekend als een van de grootste maanstenen die in de geschiedenis is meegenomen naar de aarde. Nu 48 jaar later blijkt dit niet zomaar een steen te zijn: de steen is hoogstwaarschijnlijk afkomstig van de aarde, wat als meteoriet op de maan is belandt tijdens het ontstaan van het heelal! In deze aflevering analyseert Hens Zimmerman wat deze steen nou zo bijzonder maakt.

De Big Birtha-steen staat bekend als een van de grootste maanstenen die in de geschiedenis is meegenomen naar de aarde. Nu 48 jaar later blijkt dit niet zomaar een steen te zijn: de steen is hoogstwaarschijnlijk afkomstig van de aarde, wat als meteoriet op de maan is belandt tijdens het ontstaan van het heelal! In deze aflevering analyseert Hens Zimmerman wat deze steen nou zo bijzonder maakt.

Rosemary Butler began her career playing bass and singing in an all-girl band named the Ladybirds. The band appeared on several LA area television shows before opening for the Rolling Stones in 1964. She then joined all-female hard rock band Birtha[1] who released two albums for Dunhill Records. After they split in 1973 she became a popular back-up singer in the late 1970s and early '80s. Her vocals were featured on Bonnie Raitt's album, Sweet Forgiveness, on songs "Gamblin' Man", "Runaway", "Sweet Forgiveness", and "Two Lives."Butler has worked extensively as a back-up singer for Linda Ronstadt, James Taylor, Warren Zevon, Neil Young, Bonnie Raitt, Jackson Browne, and Rosanne Cash among others. She released a solo album, Rose, in 1983.She sang in Japanese motion picture soundtrack Dirty Hero (汚れた英雄), its title track "Riding High" in 1982. She was also Co-Contractor of the 100 voice choir on Neil Young's album Living With War. She has vocal coached numerous famous voices. She cofounded "The National In Choir," an LA-based volunteer holiday choir with singer/lyricist Deborah Pearl.www.rosemarybutler.com

Rosemary Butler is known as an incredible vocalist. She has sang and toured with artists like James Taylor, Linda Ronstadt, Bonnie Raitt, Bette Midler, The Doobie Brothers, Jackson Browne, Kenny Loggins and many, many more! But she is also another important part of music history. Rosemary was the bassist and vocalist for the all girl rock band Birtha. (Birtha and Fanny were the two girl groups that paved the way for other women groups like the Bangles, The Runaways, etc.) We take a look at Rosemary's career: from being with Birtha and up to her latest new album, "You Just Watch Me."

Rosemary Butler is known as an incredible vocalist. She has sang and toured with artists like James Taylor, Linda Ronstadt, Bonnie Raitt, Bette Midler, The Doobie Brothers, Jackson Browne, Kenny Loggins and many, many more! But she is also another important part of music history. Rosemary was the bassist and vocalist for the all girl rock band Birtha. (Birtha and Fanny were the two girl groups that paved the way for other women groups like the Bangles, The Runaways, etc.) We take a look at Rosemary's career: from being with Birtha and up to her latest new album, "You Just Watch Me."

Rosemary Butler is known as an incredible vocalist. She has sang and toured with artists like James Taylor, Linda Ronstadt, Bonnie Raitt, Bette Midler, The Doobie Brothers, Jackson Browne, Kenny Loggins and many, many more! But she is also another important part of music history. Rosemary was the bassist and vocalist for the all girl rock band Birtha. (Birtha and Fanny were the two girl groups that paved the way for other women groups like the Bangles, The Runaways, etc.) We take a look at Rosemary's career: from being with Birtha and up to her latest new album, "You Just Watch Me."

EPISODE 32 - Welcome back to the Manor House, our usual suspects are still harping on - with guest DJ Sam (Archie Bronson Outfit) joining us in our fight at the petrol pumps. With thanks to our sponsors, It's all buttered spuds tonight. 1/ Kraftwerk - "Radioactivity/Harp Ad mix M.Stoke" Harp Ad DJs 2/ La Kene Star de Sikasso - "Hodi Hu Ye" 
3/ Ifang Bondi - "Yolele" DJs 
4/ Birtha - "Too Much Woman for a Henpecked Man" 
5/ Nikos Xydakis, E. Arvanitaki - "Tha Valo Sto Mantili Sou" 6/ Kim Jung-Mi - "The Sun" DJs 
7/ Abaco Dream - "Catwoman" 
8/ Prince Rama - "Rest In Peace" Brennan's Bread Ad DJs 
9/ Chhun Vanna - "Chet Ning Chet" The Spirit of Dark and Lonely Water Ad 
10/ Im Song Seem - "Sroornos Katataung Khiev" DJs 11/ Dirtbombs - "Ode to a Black Man" 
12/ Phil Lynnott - "Old Town" DJs Harp On Kerrygold 
13/ Charlotte Leslie - "Les Filles C'est Fait Pour Faire L'amour (We Got A Thing That's In The Groove)" 
14/ Danyel Gerard - "Sexologie" DJs 15/ Karen Dalton - "Same Old Man" 
16/ Wild Magnolias - "Iko Iko" DJs 
17/ Los Laikas - "La Casa del Sol Naciente" 
18/ Wanda Jackson - "Funnel of Love" 
19/ Ritchie Valens - "Come On Lets Go" 
20/ Mgababa Queens - "Akulaiwa Esoweto" 
21/ Los Jaivas - "Todos Juntos" DJs 
22/ Chubukos - "House of Rising Funk" 
23/ The Make Up - "White Belts" 
24/ Super Mambo 69 - "Sweeper Soul" 
25/ Bongwater - "The Drum" DJs 
26/ Ras Michael - "London Bridge is Falling Down" 
27/ Shuggie Otis - "Inspiration Information" 28/ Blo - "Gotta Get Me a Better Head" DJs 
29/ Los Jaivas - "Mira Ninita" 
30/ Will Powers - "Adventures and Success" DJs 
31/ Bulimundo - "Bulimundo (fu na na)" Jimmy

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