Podcasts about Blue Swede

Scrump and Drew talk about the music of Mims, Akon, Baby, Clipse, Terror, Daft Punk, Goldfinger, Chris Brown, Lil Wayne, Busta Rhymes, Blue Swede, Bjorn Skifs, and more! This Is Why I'm Hot-Mims Don't Matter-Akon What Happened To That Boy-Baby ft Clipse Hard Lessons-Terror Around the World-Daft Punk Superman-Goldfinger Look At Me Now-Chris Brown ft Lil Wayne and Busta Rhymes Hooked on a Feeling-Blue Swede and Bjorn Skifs   Patreon Merchandise   Social Media: Twitter Instagram 

Diane and Sean discuss the best movie involving a talking raccoon and a tree person, James Gunn's Guardians of the Galaxy. Episode music is, "Hooked on a Feeling" by Blue Swede, from the OST.-  Our theme song is by Brushy One String-  Artwork by Marlaine LePage-  Why Do We Own This DVD?  Merch available at Teepublic-  Follow the show on social media:-  BlueSky: WhyDoWeOwnThisDVD-  IG: @whydoweownthisdvd- Tumblr: WhyDoWeOwnThisDVD-  Follow Sean's Plants on IG: @lookitmahplants- Watch Sean be bad at video games on TwitchSupport the show

A companion piece to Radio Rewind, join Dustin as he spins some 45s of songs from the Billboard Hot 100 this week in 1965 & 1975. One hour of hits from the 60s & 70s to enjoy before the gang returns on Friday with your normal dose of Radio Rewind hits.  This week we enjoy some singles from Otis Redding, James Brown, Blue Swede, Conway Twitty, Del Shannon, and more.

Welcome to Guess the Year! This is an interactive, competitive podcast series where you will be able to play along and compete against your fellow listeners. Here is how the scoring works:1 point: get the year correct within 10 years (e.g., you guess 1975 and it is between 1965-1985)4 points: get the year correct within 5 years (e.g., you guess 2004 and it is between 1999-2009)7 points: get the year correct within 2 years (e.g., you guess 1993 and it is between 1991-1995)10 points: get the year dead on!Guesses can be emailed to drandrewmay@gmail.comI will read your scores out on the following episode, along with the scores of your fellow listeners! Please email your guesses to Andrew no later than 12pm EST on the day the next episode posts if you want them read out on the episode (e.g., if an episode releases on Monday, then I need your guesses by 12pm EST on Wednesday; if an episode releases on Friday, then I need your guesses by 12 pm EST on Monday). Note: If you don't get your scores in on time, they will still be added to the overall scores I am keeping. So they will count for the final scores - in other words, you can catch up if you get behind, you just won't have your scores read out on the released episode. All I need is your guesses (e.g., Song 1 - 19xx, Song 2 - 20xx, Song 3 - 19xx, etc.). Please be honest with your guesses! Best of luck!!The answers to today's ten songs can be found below. If you are playing along, don't scroll down until you have made your guesses. .....Have you made your guesses yet? If so, you can scroll down and look at the answers......Okay, answers coming. Don't peek if you haven't made your guesses yet!.....Intro song: Hooked on a Feeling by Blue Swede (1974)Song 1: When a Man Loves a Woman by Percy Sledge (1966)Song 2: Musicology by Prince (2004)Song 3: Dancing Queen by ABBA (1976)Song 4: The Ghost of Tom Joad by Bruce Springsteen (1995)Song 5: Cool the Engines by Boston (1986)Song 6: If Leaving Me is Easy by Phil Collins (1981)Song 7: Lovefool by The Cardigans (1996)Song 8: Eyes Closed by Ed Sheeran (2023)Song 9: Irreplaceable by Beyonce (2006)Song 10: No Man's Woman by Sinead O'Connor (2000)

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Texas born songwriter Mark James first came to prominence penning Hooked on a Feeling, a top hit for B.J. Thomas and later for Blue Swede. However, his biggest career mark occurred when Elvis Presley cut his song "Suspicious Minds" landing a monster #1 hit around the world. Enjoy this Legends show with this exclusive conversation with Hall of Fame Songwriter Mark James as he unpacks the song and writing collaboration of Always on My Mine, Song of the Year and Grammy winner.

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Intro song: "Hooked on a Feeling" by Blue Swede (from Guardians of the Galaxy)20. "Grow Old With You" by Adam Sandler (from The Wedding Singer)19. "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me" by U2 (from Batman Forever)18. "That Thing You Do!" by The Wonders (from That Thing You Do!)17. "Never Gonna Break My Faith" by Aretha Franklin & Mary J. Blige (from Bobby)16. "Eye of the Tiger" by Survivor (from Rocky III)Outro song: "Glory of Love" by Peter Cetera (from Karate Kid II)Vote for your favorite song from today's episodeAnd if you haven't:Vote on Episode 1

As you will discover early on, this is the second episode of the night and we have remained well hydrated on account of the hot weather...  Typical episode with no real intellectual value, but a few laughs are there for the taking.Tom Hanks, Super RoadieMN Weather and Weather PersonalitiesAre they really a Dr?When to leave a partyUli Jon RothJoe Walsh's thoughts on AIRIP SineadMark's new phone/ How cheap is Mark?Blue Swede mystery solvedWhat happened to Sax players?Radio Game--Bonus EditionThe Power LoonLate Newt's MentionPescatarianism explainedOlive JuiceThanks for listening.  Social media should be up soon.  Go eat at Newt's and tell 'em we sent you!

As the title indicates, bit of a mixed bag.  We get into music a little later, but you have to battle your way to the prize.Jim's Community ServiceMark Beats Jim at Golf (a/k/a Blind squirrel finds nut)Errors and OmissionsBig night at Newt'sMark gets snubbed by an Audie!Blue Swede or Blue Suede?Radio Game: Pablo Cruise and the AztecsRIP to our rodent mascotTony Bennett--Overrated?Engelbert HumperdinckBob DylanThe mystique of Mark's professionFred Garvin--Male Prostitute'Til TuesdayA little shorter episode--you've earned it.  Thanks for listening!#Newt's#golfsucks

A brilliant and classic song, overshadowed by a perfectly serviceable, but odd, cover of a cover, and a little help from James Gunn. Hooked on a Feeling, originally by BJ Thomas, covered by Blue Swede.  Outro music is Listen to Your Heart, by Roxette.

Episode 9 has George Michael as our Featured Artist! Frankie has the story of Sammy Johns, and his big hit from the spring of 1975...A terrific 1-Hit Wonder from Bobby Hebb is in the spotlight from the late summer of '66. Bobby was "how old" when he made his debut at the Grand Ole Opry? You'll find out! Also, Blue Swede checks in from 1974 (Frankie's favorite year of music!) with a couple of Top-10 Hits. And, in our new segment, "Hall of Fame Albums," Frank's is from Don Henley--Tim's is a huge debut album from fall of '76. Thanks for listening!!

Texas born songwriter Mark James first came to prominence penning Hooked on a Feeling, a top hit for B.J. Thomas and later for Blue Swede. However, his biggest career mark occurred when Elvis Presley cut his song "Suspicious Minds" landing a monster #1 hit around the world. Enjoy this Legends show with this exclusive conversation with Hall of Fame Songwriter Mark James as he unpacks the song and writing collaboration of Always on My Mine, Song of the Year and Grammy winner.

In today's episode we are diving into all things collective energy. Every few days the energy changes and we are diving into it all --- from the gifts to the shadow, to the elements, to even the music in the embodiment. I leave NOTHING out in giving you this in depth look at all that is available for us as a collective over the next few days because who doesn't want a roadmap for all the ways that energy will effect us? In this episode you'll hear: how this transition impacts your chakras how this transition impacts your human design the different elements that are at play how this energy unfolds in both the shadows and the gifts things you can use to soothe the nervous system the best music that embodies this energy [Dreams by Fleetwood Mac // Hooked On A Feeling by Blue Swede] >>> Want to win a free Energy Alignment session with me?>>> Leave a review for the podcast, screenshot it before you submit the review and send it to heyvictoriagrace@gmail.com. For every 25 entries, I'll choose a winner. Instagram: @heyvictoriagrace

In this episode, we explore the best soundtracks for Kevin and Erin from "The Podcast That Wouldn't Die". Great picks including music from The Bee Gees, Blue Swede, and other great artists! Check it out!

Timestamps: 01:00 - Production/Cast; 53:31 - Plot An average movie, an average episode. In this episode: The two not-zombie pod casters talk about this movie's origin Then William doles out the plot in spoonfuls to help the medicine go down. Though only a pinprick... and you will be ours. And nothing else. ------ Music by RoccoW Welcome! (RoccoW) / CC BY-SA 3.0 Sweet Self Satisfaction (RoccoW) / CC BY-SA 3.0 Local Forecast - Slower by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3988-local-forecast---slower License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Audio clips from movies: The Day the Earth Stood Still, The Wolf Man, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Godzilla (1954), Invisible Man, Frankenstein (1931) Audio clips from movies: White Zombie (1932), Thunder Kiss '65 by White Zombie - ℗ 1992 Geffen Records, Hooked On A Feeling by Blue Swede - ℗ 1973 Parlophone Music Sweden, Astronomia by Vicetone and Tony Igy --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cinematic-fantastic/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cinematic-fantastic/support

GREAT GALAXIES! Let us soar through the cosmos again as we discuss Silver Surfer by Slott and Allred, issues 4-7 (and the Marvel Point One story).  Check out some listener feedback, rock out to Mr. Big and don't forget about the STOMPED Kickstarter campaign! To me, Bookclub Members!  https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/rossradke/stomped-the-kaiju-comic-anthology?ref=checkout_rewards_page 04:51 - Listener Feedback 24:44 - Silver Surfer discussion!   “Swing Time,” by Mr. Big, “Spectacular Spider-Man,” by The Tender Box, “Hooked on a Feeling,” by Blue Swede and “Defenders of the Earth,” by Geek Music used for educational purposes only  Logo by Ross Radke https://www.rossradke.com/ opening & closing theme by https://onlybeast.com/ 

Music in this episode:“Come and Get Your Love” written by Lolly Vegas, performed by Redbone, and distributed by Epic Records.“Hooked on a Feeling” written by Mark James, performed by Blue Swede, and distributed by EMI Records.“Take Me Home, Country Roads” written by Taffy Nivert Danoff, Bill Danoff, and John Denver; label: RCA Records, Performance Rights owned by ASCAP.You can also listen to Daybreak on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Apple Podcasts. Be sure to subscribe for more. For other ‘Prince' podcasts, including episodes of The Orange Table and Princeton Insights: The Highlights, visit this link.

Dans l'intro du premier épisode sur Gerry Rafferty, je vous parlais de Reservoir Dogs, le premier film de Quentin Tarantino et de sa bande originale. Pour inaugurer ce nouveau format intitulé short, un format qui se concentre sur un titre, un évènement ou une anecdote un format donc plus court, j'ai choisi un titre de la BO de ce film. Nous y rencontrerons : ABBA, Elvis Presley, Max Martin, et un pédo criminel, Bonne écoute. Pour soutenir le Podcast : https://www.patreon.com/undernierdisque

We play a couple Harvey Comic Book bubblegum records from the early 70's (the released songs about Casper and Richie Rich and Sad Sack and such) and have no choice but to track them all down! We celebrate the Danish group Cartoons! A dramatic reading of a Lois Lane comic book in which she flirts with Pat Boone! A ton of fabulous bubblegum pop by The Comix, Cartoons, Chris Knight and Maureen McCormick, Pat Boone, Blue Swede, Earl Grant, The New Lime, The Burris Young 'Uns, Hammond and Hazelwood, and Wendy the Good Little Witch!

We're doing it a little different this week, as its time for another episode of Franchise Breakdowns! This week we're doing Phase 2 of the MCU, so grab your infinity stones, crank up the Blue Swede, and get ready as we tackle the Age of Ultron. Check us out on Facebook, Twitter, Discord, 3guys1up.com, and Patreon!

First show on the theme of "vegetables" plus tributes to Charlie Watts, Lee 'Scratch' Perry, Brian Travers, Ron Bushy and Don Everly.

They're the most popular episodes on The Bridge: the weekly songfest that drops the needle on the universal language, music. Heyang starts the show with a powerful song by Tan Weiwe that focuses on domestic violence called "Xiao Juan" from 2020. In a major switching of gears, John loads up "Running Down A Dream" from the late, great Tom Petty. From there you'll hear music and more from Linkin Park, Blue Swede, J-Lo, Pink and Chicago.

We're high on believing that you'll love this episode of Cover Me. We talk about "Hooked on a Feeling," originally performed by BJ Thomas and most known for the Blue Swede version featured prominently in 2014 film Guardians of the Galaxy. We talk about what we expected from E3 2021 in our bonus segment. Covers by: Johnathan King, Blue Swede, Trombo Combo, Grönwalls, Baha Men ft. Lester Adderley, Party Animals, Leo Luoto, Martin Nievera Spotify playlist here

Some of these songs...I can't even find the years they were released.    Drink Your Wine - Free Reign (1968?) Pop/Rock group from Evansville, Indiana. Originally known as The Corvettes. Josef Laufer and the Golem Group - Ďábel diskoték (Disco Duck) (1977) A Czech version of the Rick Dees American hit.  Frantz - Exhibition Tonight (1983) Freddy Cannon with Ron Dante - Down On Beale Street (2019) I have featured both of these guys from time to time. Not always in a flattering light. So it goes.  Ennio Morricone - Here's To You (1971) (feat. Joan Baez) This song, from the movie Sacco and Vanzetti, has its own Wikipedia page. You should read about Sacco and Vanzetti. James Luther Dickinson - John Brown (1972) Linda Sexton - Unborn (197?) Lyn Todd - Devil Woman (1980) Claude Peloquin/Jean Sauvageau - Monsieur l'Indien (Quebec 1974) "Recorded in one take, “Monsieur L’Indien’s” haunting loops were created using an analog/mechanical hybrid: small motors rotated an arm equipped with magnets which triggered pre-programmed sensors featuring snares and bass sounds, like the Wurlitzer Sound Man. Péloquin’s contribution was a haunting spoken-word piece about civilization slowly taking over First Nations by building high voltage electric lines around Monsieur l’Indien’s house. It was a slap in the face of Québec’s government, which had nationalized hydroelectricity some ten years earlier. “Frontiers are the hemorrhoids around a nationalist rash,” says Péloquin." The instrument was called a "Sauvageau machine".  The Emporium - I'm So Glad/Rain/I Dig Rock and Roll Music (1970) The Tremeloes - Yellow River (1970) Traffic - Paper Sun (1967) I love this song. Always did. Steve Winwood was and is amazing. This was Traffic's first single.  Waiting For The Sun - Waiting For the Sun (1978) Golden Half (ゴールデン・ハーフ) - 24,000 Kisses (1972) Wikipedia: Golden Half (Gōruden Hāfu) was an early 1970s J-pop band made up of 5 hafu members including Maria Mori, Eva Mary and Luna Takamura. Golden Half was promoted by Watanabe Productions and was composed in September 1970 to sing and go-go dance on the Fuji TV show BEAT POP. They often sang western pop songs in Japanese and split in 1974. The band appeared in the nightclub scenes in Yasuharu Hasebe's Stray Cat Rock: Sex Hunter where they performed their hit song Kiiroi Sakuranbo ("Yellow Cherry"). WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE THEIR PERFORMANCE???? As my son would say, this song slaps.  WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE THE TRAILER???? Trust me. You both do.  Coalkitchen - Keep On Pushin (1977) Listen to the "pushin'" and you'll know it instantly as the hook in the Salt-n-Pepa song to come out years later. Those rap producers were no fools. Thieves. But not fools.  Love - Walk Right In (1974) Yes, this is the same Arthur Lee band from psychedelia's heyday. Well, the same brand. Just totally different musicians.  Charles Wilp - Werbung als Kunst - Afri Cola Werbung (1968) Another video you HAVE to see.  "Sexy-mini-super-flower-pop-op-cola - everything is in Afri-Cola... " Famous models from the 1960s such as Marianne Faithfull, Amanda Lear, Donna Summer, Marsha Hunt [Ed: whom I have featured on this show many times - she had Mick Jagger's baby...] were depicted behind a pane of glass with ice crystals on advertising motifs for the rap-like slogan. According to Wilps, the idea for this arose during a visit to the Marshall Space Center in Huntsville (Alabama), where the Saturn V rocket was built at the time: The frozen, liquid oxygen stored in the workshop led to the formation of ice flowers on the windows of the moving cabins, behind the employees had hung pin-up photos of the 1960s beauties. Project 122 Featuring Charlie Green - Bus Stop (Electric Slide) (1990)  Odyssey 5 ‎– Everybody's Complaining (1974) Speed Glue Shinki - Calm Down (1972) Springbok - Night Fever (1978) A South African recording in the spirit of "Now That's What I Call Music", but it predated it. Except none of these recordings are by the original artists. They're cheap knockoffs.  The Christopher Hayes Movement - Tribute To Jimi (1970) Marsha Hunt's 22 - Medusa (1973) The Equals - Black Skin Blue Eyed Boys (1970) Written by Eddie Grant, who, as POACA recall, had a hit with "Electric Avenue".  The Piglets - Johnny Reggae (1971) Written, produced, and directed by Jonathan King, a relatively big deal in the UK (he came up with the "Ooga Chacka" intro to "Hooked On A Feeling" which was the hook for the US hit by Blue Swede) but in the US his only hit was "Everyone's Gone To The Moon" in 1967. He was another version of Kim Fowley, ever-teetering on the edge of an entire era without actually making any sort of big artistic difference.  The Surfers - Windsurfin' (1978) It takes about 16 years for a trend to make it from the US to Sweden, I guess.  The Wildweeds - I'm Dreaming (1968) Cadet Concept was the same label that featured Rotary Connection.  Tony Fabbri - Tony The Cool Casanova (197?) I can find very little information on this guy, but I like this song for some reason.  C.W. McCall - Kidnap America (1980) C.W. McCall was a character created by musician Billy Dale, for his advertising agency. The character was created for and first appeared in a commercial for Old Home Bread. Then, with producer Chip Davis, later to be famous for Mannheim Steamroller, he recorded a smash hit in the '70s with their CB/Trucker song, Convoy. This particular song was recorded in response to the hostage crisis in Iran from the previous year. Its effect remains to be fully measured.  Moon Blood - Come Out Of Her (1970) Patrice Manget/Blue Gene Tyranny - Condom Sense (1981) Title song to a safe sex education film from 1981. The Residents - Loss of Innocence (1980) My second favorite Residents song. This album featured 40 minute-long songs. The album featured guest singers like Andy Partridge of XTC, Lene Lovich, and David Byrne of Talking Heads. Yes, THAT David Byrne.  Amusement parks are caked with sounds A solid hunk of meat A barker's sweat flings from his tongue His tattoo shines with heat A wary stranger stands and sways Enraptured by his stance Two-headed goats come stumbling by And give a troubled glance The barker looks into the eyes The stranger tries to bend The barker swears to more delights For all who seek within The stranger enters canvas doors And smells the fresh-cut hay The barker points to Siamese twins The stranger looks away The eyes of horse-faced women Watch the few who wander through They sense the tension in the air And smell the sweet taboo A heart beats fast against a chest The stranger leaves the tent The waves of people drown the sounds Of loss of innocence  

By the time the ninth studio album was put out, The Beatles had achieved astounding critical and popular success.  Their only double-album was self-titled.  However it has become known as The White Album because, unlike the color and art of the prior Sargent Peppers album, this one was entirely without color, white, with simply the name "The Beatles" on the cover.  Much of the songs on the album were created while the band was on a Transcendental Meditation retreat in India, and that influence can be felt in the scaled down, often acoustic feel of the songs.The band was also beginning to fragment, and arguments or hurt feelings would cause some of the songs to be recorded by just part of the group.  Yoko Ono would become a constant presence with Lennon in the studio, contributing to the tension.  Despite the iconic status the album achieved virtually from its release, there were still detractors.  Some criticized songs like ”Back in the U.S.S.R.” to be too sympathetic of communism and accused the group of trying to brainwash American youth.  Those on the left found the non-activist message of songs like “Revolution” to be a betrayal of leftist ideology during a period of intense social upheaval.  And perhaps most famously, Charles Manson claimed inspiration for his violence in many songs from the album.Today, The White Album is rightfully considered one of the greatest albums of the rock era.  We hope this podcast will encourage you to explore the album more fully. Back In the U.S.S.R.Mike Love of The Beach Boys was one of the participants in the Transcendental Meditation retreat.  McCartney was encouraged by Mike Love to create a Soviet version of "California Girls." with this song.  The name of the song was inspired by Chuck Berry's "Back In The U.S.A."  McCartney plays drums on this single, as Ringo Starr briefly quit during this time.Dear PrudenceThe inspiration for this Lennon-penned song is Prudence Farrow, Mia Farrow's sister, who was also at the TM retreat.  Prudence took the meditation so seriously that she fell into a catatonic state, which obviously worried the entire group.  The song was written to lift her spirits.  McCartney also played drums on this song in Starr's absence.While My Guitar Gently WeepsGeorge Harrison matured greatly as a songwriter on this album, and this is one of his more famous contributions.  Lennon and McCartney were not enthusiastic about including this song, but relented when Harrison brought his friend Eric Clapton in to play (uncredited) on this song.  The members of the Beatles were at each others throats at the time, and Clapton's presence exerted a calming influence on the band.  This was also the first song in which Ringo Starr played drums after his return to the group.Helter SkelterAfter reading an interview of Pete Townshend in which he described a Who track, Paul McCartney was inspired to write the "loudest, nastiest, sweatiest rock number we could."  This track is infamously associated with Charles Manson and the Tate-LaBianca murders. ENTERTAINMENT TRACK:“Baby What You Want Me to Do” by Elvis PresleyThis month saw the release of Elvis's TV Comeback Special, "If I Can Dream."  It was the highest rated show for the year of 1968. STAFF PICKS:“Hooked on a Feeling” by B.J. ThomasBruce gets the staff picks started this week with a song made famous by the motion picture "Guardians of the Galaxy."  Written by Mark James, B.J. Thomas did the original in 1968.  The track would be covered by Jonathan King in 1971, and then by Blue Swede in 1974, the Blue Swede cover being the one with which most are familiar.“Cinnamon” by DerekRob's upbeat staff pick was designed so that singer Johnny Cymbal could avoid being pigeonholed as a novelty singer.  As a result, he went by the name, “Derek” for this release — which was his brother's name,  Derek Cymbal.  “I Got a Line on You” by SpiritWayne's pick is another upbeat track, this one from the Spirit album "The Family That Plays Together."  The album got its name because lead guitarist was playing with his stepfather as drummer.  Jay Ferguson was also in this band, who wrote the score for the American version of the television series "The Office."  This track peaked at number 25.“Kentucky Woman” by Deep PurpleBrian features an unusual cover of Neil Diamond's 1967 original in a style that some call the first heavy metal song.  The song was on the psychedelic and Arthurian album entitled "The Book of Taliesyn." INSTRUMENTAL TRACK:“Joy of a Toy” by Soft MachineThis prog rock/psychedelic instrumental takes us out this week.

David (@vinylophyle sur Instagram) vous raconte l'histoire de Hooked On A Feeling (1968), de BJ Thomas, écrite et composée par Mark James. La reprise de Jonathan King paraît en 1971, la même année que celle des Twinkle Brothers.  Blue Swede publie la sienne en mai 1973 en Suède et février 1974 aux États-Unis. La reprise de David Hasselhoff date de 1997. Le générique est une version de La Javanaise (Serge Gainsbourg) interprétée par Tony Feront. Retrouvez-nous sur chronicast.com et sur Twitter @ChronicastFr.

En este episodio, se hablará sobre canciones y composiciones de películas. De películas con excelentes soundtracks como Alta Fidelidad (high fidelity) y Guardianes de la galaxia hacia composiciones musicales como Requiem for a dream y de algunas hechas por Hans Zimmer. Terminaran cantando y bailando con canciones de Dirty dancing o Frozen. Además se menciona canciones de peliculas juveniles como Cruel Intentions y de la peruana No se lo digas a nadie.  Canciones y melodias mencionadas en orden: Oh sweet nuthin' - Velvet underground Let's get it on - Jack Black (I've had) The time of my life - Bill Medley featuring Jennifer Warnes Stayin' alive - Bee Gees Eye of the tiger - Survivor Bitter sweet symphony - The Verve Lux Aeterna - Clint Mansell, Kronos Quartet Hooked on a feeling - Blue Swede, Bjorn Skifs Why so serious? - Hans Zimmer Dream is collapsing - Hans Zimmer Loose yourself - Eminem I'm Kising you - Des'ree Talk show host - Radiohead Lovefool - The Cardigans El amor despues del amor - Fito Paez Siguenos en  Instagram: @Mixtape_Lado_A Spotify: Mixtape: Lado A Amazon Music: Mixtape: Lado A Envien sus comentarios o propuestas de sponsor a nuestro correo: Mixtapeladoa@gmail.com

Benjamin og Henning lider seg gjennom Jahn Teigens eneste norske hovedrolle! Norge skal kristnes, uansett hvor dårlig denne filmen er! Med lydklipp hentet fra åpne kilder på nett og benyttet i henhold til god skikk for sitering. Disse inkluderer klipp fra Prima Veras saga om Olav den hellige, Brødrene Dal og Professer Drøvels Hemmelighet, Engler i sneen (Jonas Fjeld og Lynni Trekrem), Her kommer Olavs Menn (Prima Vera), Hooked on a feeling (Blue Swede), Hooked on a feeling (Jonathan King), Hooked on a feeling (B.J. Thomas), Den du veit (Marius Müller), Si det som det er!, Svenske faen (Prima Vera), Tiedemanns tobakk reklame (Hver mann, sin hobby), Adieu (Jahn Teigen), Min første kjærlighet (Jahn Teigen), Med stjerner i sikte og Filmmagasinet.

I projektet 50BC (Fifty Years Before Corona) går jag och Anders Jaenson igenom händelser i Sverige och världen de senaste 50 åren. För varje år väljer vi ut den händelse som vi tycker är mest intressant. 1972 Händelse: Massakern under OS i München Soundtrack: Candy Man, Sammy Davis Jr. 1973 Händelse: Oljekrisen/OPECS oljeembargo Soundtrack: Hooked on a feeling, Blue Swede

Artists includes Blue Swede, The Raspberries, Norman Greenbaum, David Bowie, Elvin Bishop, 10CC, Jackson 5, Redbone, The Runaways, Rupert Holmes, The Five Stairsteps, Marvin Gaye and Three Dog Night.

I ramble about my stressful day and a six-year-olds birthday party. Then I get into the good stuff, the Heart Guardian and loving yourself and why love spells can be no good - because they work, just not necessarily the way you planned. I also read an original poem I wrote called Marching Orders. If you’d like to schedule a reading, please send me a message on Instagram or through my website: http://adventuresofponyboy.com When I asked the angels to play me some music this morning they came back with Blue Swede’s Hooked on a Feeling. Seemed appropriate. Ooga-Chaka Ooga-Ooga Happy Valentine’s Day!

Kenny Rogers [00:26] a side: "She Believes in Me" b side: "Morgana Jones" United Artists Records UA-X1273-Y 1978 What's the word I'm looking for? Oh right, "schmaltz". Thank goodness for the country disco funk on the b-side. And Kenny can scat? Who knew? Los Campesinos! [07:41] a side: "She Crows (Documented Minor Emotional Breakdown #4)" b side: "To the Boneyard" Heat Rash HR #4 2012 The fourth and final Heat Rash zine/single from these Welsh wonders. Daryl Hall & John Oates [16:14] a side: "She's Gone" b side: "I'm Just a Kid (Don't Make Me Feel Like a Man)" Atlantic Records 45-3332 1973 Classic jam for sure. Al Wilson [23:02] a side: "Show and Tell" 1974 b side: "The Snake" 1968 Collectables COL 3168 Two Al Wilson hits on one 45. "Show & Tell" reached #1 on the Hot 100 in 1974. "The Snake" cracked the Top 30 in 1968, then later again in the UK in 1975 to the Northern Soul scene. Check out Aesop's fable of "The Farmer and the Viper". Blue Swede [31:14] a side: "Silly Milly" b side: "Lonely Sunday Afternoon" EMI Records 3983 1973 I don't know if they're actually blue but they are actually Swedes. Perhaps you are more familiar with their rendition of BJ Thomas' "Hooked on a Feeling". This one cracked the Hot 100 reaching as high as number 71. Natural Dreamers [37:26] a side: "Sir G" b side: "Just No Probs" Joyful Noise Records JNR108 2013 A mighty fine side project from Deerhoofers John Dietrich and Chris Cohen, joined by Jay Pellici. Otis Redding [47:12] a side: "Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay" b side: "Sweet Lorene" Volt Records VLT-13684 1968 Well, it plays. Not bad for a 25¢ thrift store find. Sadly the flipside's condition is unplayable. Split Enz [49:58] a side: "Six Months in a Leaky Boat" b side: "Make Sense of It All" A&M Records 2411 1982 Ah yes, the lads from Auckland. The Tyranny of Distance is a reference to a history of Australia and Britain's Colonial influence, which of course would also reach to New Zealand. Music behind the DJ: "La Mer" by Django Reinhardt, Stéphane Grappelli & Stephanie Grappelli.

KOMPISITÖR, DIRIGENT, MUSIKER, 70 år. Född i Stockholm, bosatt i Stockholm och i Spanien. Debuterar som Sommarvärd. Anders Berglund började ta pianolektioner som sexåring. Han har försörjt sig på musiken i 50 år som musiker, arrangör, kompositör och dirigent. I sitt Sommar berättar han om allt fantastiskt som han har fått uppleva - i, på och med musiken! Anders Berglund har hunnit med mycket under sin musikaliska karriär. Han var med de första åren av Så ska det låta, startade konserter på Berwaldhallen där man blandade popartister med symfoniorkestern som lockade en ny publik. Han spelade med i bandet som kompade Björn Skifs när låten Hooked on a feeling kom upp på första-platsen på den amerikanska Billboardlistan. De fick åka till USA och jobba med skivbolag där. Anders medverkade i inte mindre än 16 svenska melodifestivaler och 13 internationella schlagerfinaler under totalt 21 år. Han värnar om den levande musiken och säger jag ska inte vara sur gubbe och säga att det var bättre förr och att orkestern ska komma tillbaka, däremot tycker jag att SVT borde ta större ansvar för den levande musiken rätt allmänt. Han har ägnat mycket av sitt yrkesliv åt film, musikaler och teatermusik. Anders Berglund har jobbat med musiker och artister, inte bara i Sverige, utan i väldigt många andra länder. Det man slås av är man har väldigt mycket gemensamt, man kan oavsett språk kommunicera med varandra, samma sorts humor, människor med en humanistisk och medmänsklig livssyn. Om Anders Berglund Välkänd musikprofil som varit kapellmästare för 16 svenska Melodifestivaler och 13 internationella finaler. Har medverkat i en mängd tv-program, krogshower, skivproduktioner och samarbetat med ett stort antal av våra mest kända artister och musiker. Har haft otaliga dirigentuppdrag med Sveriges ledande orkestrar och skrivit och arrangerat musiken till flera filmer, musikaler och teaterproduktioner. En av lagledarna i SVT:s Så ska det låta i 103 program. Spelade i gruppen Blue Swede som låg etta på USA-listan med Hooked on a feeling med Björn Skifs på 70-talet. Började spela piano vid sex års ålder och sjöng i Stockholms Gosskör. Började turnera som 11-åring och turnerar fortfarande. Producent: Håkan Lahger

We've been away for a bit so here's two recording sessions that are in one mega 5 hour episode! Today we cover our usual Netflix/Hulu recommendations, Mac reviews Hotel Artemis in the first half and Tag in the second half, We discuss our favorite childhood games in the first half and our favorite gaming soundtracks in the second half, We recap recent wrestling things such as NXT Takeover Chicago II and Money In The Bank, and We sorta recap E3 mainly talking about the good stuff. Happy #MonthOfMac! Intermission: "Money In The Bank" - Lil Scrappy feat. Young Buck Gaming Songs: "Hooked On A Feeling" - Blue Swede "Guile Theme [CPS2]" - Hyper Street Fighter II "Autumn Plains" - Spyro 2 "My Curse" - Killswitch Engage "Miko" - The Chain Gang Of 1974 "WIng Cap Theme" - Super Mario 64 "Survive" - Rise Against "Say Less" - Dillon Francis feat. G-Eazy "Come And See Me" - PARTYNEXTDOOR feat. Drake "Nina Williams Arrange" - Tekken 3 "Vs. Gym Leader Last Pokemon" - Pokemon Black and White Outro: "Song of Storms (Deon Custom Remix)" - Zelda

For the final episode of this run of "Reel to Reel," Will and Nina look at the intersection of music and film: soundtracks. Whether it's an original score or an already popular hit, directors from Dennis Hopper to David Lynch have found ways to inventively include music within the worlds of their films. With that, the first edition of "Reel to Reel" is a wrap — thanks for listening, and we'll be back! Clips used: - "Love Theme" from "Blade Runner" by Vangelis - "Hooked on a Feeling" by Blue Swede - "Scarface (Push it to the Limit)" by Paul Engemann - "Don't Bogart Me" by Fraternity of Man - "Laura Palmer's Theme" by Angelo Badalamenti - "Nightcall" by Kavinsky

Inland Empire's Karl DeAngelo joins us this week to talk some pinball. -Karl's Story -Pinburgh -INDISC -Streaming -DTM -Heads-Up Challenge -Critical Hit -Guardians Stream -Tournament…

Legendary songwriter Mark James is best known for writing the perennial standards “Always On My Mind” and “Suspicious Minds,” the latter earning induction into the Grammy Hall of Fame and named by Rolling Stone magazine as one of the Greatest Songs of All Time. Both compositions were originally hits for Elvis Presley, who recorded additional charting singles by James, including “Moody Blue,” “Raised on Rock,” and “It’s Only Love.” Mark’s initial success came with B.J. Thomas, who hit the charts with his songs “The Eyes of a New York Woman,” “Everybody Loves a Rain Song,” and the Top 5 single “Hooked on a Feeling,” which was revived as a #1 hit by Blue Swede in 1974 and was prominently featured in the 2014 film Guardians of the Galaxy. Additional hits from the Mark James songbook include Brenda Lee’s Top 10 country single “Sunday Sunrise” and previous Songcraft guest Mac Davis’s Top 10 pop single, “One Hell of a Woman.” Mark found his greatest success with Willie Nelson’s revival of “Always On My Mind” in 1982. The record hit #1 on the country chart, became a Top 5 pop single, won BMI Song of the Year, earned CMA Song of the Year two years in a row, and was awarded a Grammy for both Best Country Song and Song of the Year. Other artists who’ve recorded Mark’s material include The Box Tops, Percy Sledge, Lou Rawls, Pet Shop Boys, Julio Iglesias, Helen Reddy, Waylon Jennings, Fine Young Cannibals, Dwight Yoakam, Phish, and Martina McBride. In 2000, BMI named Mark one of the top Songwriters of the Century. He was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2014 and the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2015.

If anyone knows how to use music to maximum effect on screen it's James Gunn. For James is the man behind both Guardians Of The Galaxy volumes, which are as celebrated for their hugely successful Awesome Mixes as his sharp, fun and witty interpretation of the Marvel franchise. In the movies, Star Lord Peter Quill listens to mixtapes given to him by his mother, which are laden with music from 1970's Earth. The songs often play during the action on screen, providing energy and drive to the narrative. As well as the joyous array of source cues, there's Tyler Bates' score, which you'll hear extracts from throughout the course of the conversation. Unfortunately, we weren't afforded as long with James as we'd have liked, so there was barely time to deal with all the tunes in the Guardians films, let alone anything else. But he's tremendous value and we still managed to cover plenty of ground. We also play loads of the Awesome Mixes, including tracks by the likes of Redbone, The Runaways, Raspberries and Blue Swede ...

We’ll start off with a random trivia question: Which actors played the character of Jay Gatsby in the 1949, 1974, and 2013 film versions of “The Great Gatsby”? We’ll have the answer later in the show. Today is International Landmine Awareness Day, Children’s Day in Hong Kong and Taiwan; Independence Day in Senegal. It’s unofficially World Rat Day, National Tell a Lie Day, and International Carrot Day. It’s the birthday of musician Muddy Waters, who was born in 1915; writer Maya Angelou, who was born in 1928; and actor Robert Downey Jr., who is 52. Now, we’ll spin the wheel to pick a year at random. This week in 1974, the top song in the U.S. was “Hooked on a Feeling” by Blue Swede. The No. 1 movie was “The Great Gatsby,” while the novel “Burr” by Gore Vidal topped the New York Times Bestsellers list.    Weekly question: What is the second fastest land mammal? Submit your answer at triviapeople.com/test and we’ll add the name of the person with the first correct answer to our winner’s wall … at triviapeople.com. We'll have the correct answer on Friday’s episode.   Links Follow us on Twitter, Facebook or our website. Also, if you’re enjoying the show, please consider supporting it through Patreon.com Please rate the show on iTunes by clicking here. Subscribe on iOS: http://apple.co/1H2paH9  Subscribe on Android: http://bit.ly/2bQnk3m  Sources https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/April_4 https://www.checkiday.com/4/4/2017 http://www.biography.com/people/groups/born-on-april-04 http://www.bobborst.com/popculture/numberonesongs/?chart=us&m=4&d=4&y=1960&o= https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_1974_box_office_number-one_films_in_the_United_States https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_New_York_Times_Fiction_Best_Sellers_of_1974 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Great_Gatsby#Film_and_television

För att få en hit kan det räcka att följa strömmen. För att bli en pionjär måste du sticka ut, våga ta risker och experimentera. Att våga stå för den egna musiken och att testa sig fram. Musiken från avsnittet på Spotify I detta avsnitt av Livet är en fest hör du: Robert Broberg, Tommy Blom (Tages), Denniz Pop (Dag Volle), Jonas Berggren (Ace of Base), Jenny Berggren (Ace of Base), Tomas Ledin, Thomas Di Leva  (The Pillisnorks),  Bo Åkerström  (Torsson), Dennis Lyxzén (Refused, The (international) Noise Conspiracy), Sven Tumba Johansson, Puck (Eva Hammar), Björn Skifs (Slam Creepers,  Blue Swede), Johannes Ekman, Lennart Fernholm , Little Gerhard  (Karl-Gerhard Lundqvist), Tomas Nordlund, Per Gessle (Gyllene Tider,  Roxette), Magnus Uggla, Latin Kings, Robin Söderman (Antiloop), David Westerlund  (Antiloop), Yngwie Malmsteen, Hasse Linder, Rune Hallberg, Gunnar Helén, Benny Andersson (Hepstars, ABBA), Leif Edling (Sveriges Radio, Candlemass).

Skrikande fans, slutsålda konserter och idoldyrkan. Att hyllas för sin musik är en dröm för många musiker. Men vem styr bilden av den som står i rampljuset? Musiken från avsnittet på Spotify I detta avsnitt av Livet är en fest hör du: Robert Broberg, Tommy Blom (Tages), Denniz Pop (Dag Volle), Jonas Berggren (Ace of Base), Jenny Berggren (Ace of Base), Tomas Ledin, Thomas Di Leva  (The Pillisnorks),  Bo Åkerström  (Torsson), Dennis Lyxzén (Refused, The (international) Noise Conspiracy), Sven Tumba Johansson, Puck (Eva Hammar), Björn Skifs (Slam Creepers,  Blue Swede), Johannes Ekman, Lennart Fernholm , Little Gerhard  (Karl-Gerhard Lundqvist), Tomas Nordlund, Per Gessle (Gyllene Tider,  Roxette), Magnus Uggla, Latin Kings, Robin Söderman (Antiloop), David Westerlund  (Antiloop), Yngwie Malmsteen, Hasse Linder, Rune Hallberg, Gunnar Helén, Benny Andersson (Hepstars, ABBA), Leif Edling (Sveriges Radio, Candlemass).

The inaugural episode of Marvelous Music! The iconic and seminal 1970s rock song "Hooked On A Feeling" is the topic, and Guardians of The Galaxy is the film. This song has two different versions out there besides what was played in Star-Lord's Walkman. Didn't know that? Give a listen! Find us and like us on Facebook, and send all comments, queries and suggestions to marvelmusicpodcast@gmail.com

Svensk musikexport har rönt stora framgångar utomlands. Bakom succén finns visionärer med drömmar som sträcker sig bortom Sveriges gränser och med modet att skriva texter på andra språk än det egna. Musiken från avsnittet på Spotify I detta avsnitt av Livet är en fest hör du: Alexander Bard (Barbie, Army of Lovers), Denniz Pop (Dag Volle), E-type (Martin Ericsson), Max Martin (Martin Sandberg), Bosse Rehnberg, Björn Skifs (Slam Creepers, Blue Swede), Bengt Palmers (Blue Swede), Bo Hansson (Hansson & Karlsson), Per Gessle (Gyllene Tider, Roxette), Marie Fredriksson - Strul, Mamas Barn, Roxette), Håkan Sandblad, Bob Lander (Bo Starander) (Spotnicks), Björn Ulvaeus (Hootenanny Singers, Abba), Robyn (Robin Carlsson), Jenny Berggren (Ace of Base), Anna Jaktén, Ola Håkansson (Ola & The Janglers, Secret Service), Kristian Lundin, Jacob Schulze.

För många artister har vägen till hitlåten gått via den legendariska Cheironstudion. Här skapade bland andra Denniz Pop och Max Martin musik som befäste Sveriges plats på den internationella musikkartan. Musiken från avsnittet på Spotify I detta avsnitt av Livet är en fest hör du: Alexander Bard (Barbie, Army of Lovers), Denniz Pop (Dag Volle), E-type (Martin Ericsson), Max Martin (Martin Sandberg), Bosse Rehnberg, Björn Skifs (Slam Creepers, Blue Swede), Bengt Palmers (Blue Swede), Bo Hansson (Hansson & Karlsson), Per Gessle (Gyllene Tider,Roxette), Marie Fredriksson - Strul, Mamas Barn, Roxette), Håkan Sandblad, Bob Lander (Bo Starander) (Spotnicks), Björn Ulvaeus (Hootenanny Singers, Abba), Robyn (Robin Carlsson), Jenny Berggren (Ace of Base), Anna Jaktén, Ola Håkansson (Ola & The Janglers, Secret Service), Kristian Lundin, Jacob Schulze.

Broncos squeeze out a victory over the undefeated Patriots as Brock Osweiler continues to fill in for Mannings. Can the broncos continue this win streak? Will Manning return? We tackle all this and more on this week's episode of the crush report. Follow us on twitter @CrushReport Hosted by: Eric Munoz : @ericdmunoz Shawn Porter : @Shawnhporter Micah McCartney : @vash0077 Song at the end: Hooked on a Feeling, by Blue Swede

The Crush Report boys celebrate Brock's first NFL win as a starter!! Discussing Manning injuries, and Brocks performance. Can Brock carry us to a victory over the Patriots? Follow us on twitter @CrushReport Hosted by: Eric Munoz : @ericdmunoz Shawn Porter : @Shawnhporter Micah McCartney : @vash0077 Song at the end: Hooked on a Feeling, by Blue Swede

Voici donc le moment venu de dévoiler au monde le projet que Walter & Pompidou ont passé l’été à peaufiner (entre deux siestes) : le WaPx ! Depuis l’igloothéâtre de l’Inaudible, nous vous convions à un voyage dans le monde du bricolage sonore, de l’improbable musical et des couillonnades célestes. En exclusivité mondiale, l’Inaudible a l’épouvantable honneur d’offrir à vos oreilles époustouflées le premier épisode du Dans cet épisode Hooked on a feeling :par Blue Swede par B.J.Thomas par David Hasselhoff par Vonda Shepard Les rois du ukulele :James Hill : Billie Jean – Leçon de ukuleleRob Scallon : War ensembleShane & Kevin, virtuoses du stylo :Pen Beats – Hip hop Pen beatKawehi, beatboxeuse sampleuse :Anthem Pierre Vassiliu, génie musical :J’ai trouvé un journal dans le hall de l’aéroport – Marie en Provence – Banjul – FilmAvery Molek, 6 ans, batteur :Enter Sandman – MedleySam Edelston, dulcimérien :Whole lotta love – 19th nervous breakdown – Come...

Dans cet épisode Hooked on a feeling :par Blue Swede par B.J.Thomas par David Hasselhoff par Vonda Shepard Les rois du ukulele :James Hill : Billie Jean - Leçon de ukulele Rob Scallon : War ensemble Shane & Kevin, virtuoses du stylo : Pen Beats - Hip hop Pen beat Kawehi, beatboxeuse sampleuse :Anthem Pierre Vassiliu, génie musical :J'ai trouvé un journal dans le hall de l'aéroport - Marie en Provence - Banjul - Film href="http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCP98_N8ZHbVxpHoFd3PqLRw" target="blank">Avery Molek, 6 ans, batteur :Enter Sandman - Medley Sam Edelston, dulcimérien :Whole lotta love - 19th nervous breakdown - Come together Come together :par Robin Williams & Boby McFerrin +BCdM :Cold song, par Klaus Nomi - par Sting - par Nanette Scriba - par Paris'Clic What Power Art Thou par Le Concert spirituel

Sorry for the delay, but on the plus side it's a shorter episode this round. If it wasn't one thing it was another that kept on deterring me from completing this on time. As such I start things off with my review of Guardians of the Galaxy, followed by the Box Office Report. The Trailer Spot this week is the newest trailer of Interstellar. The news was admittedly lame this week, I mean there is like one juicy bit but otherwise it was weak sauce. And to finish things off, surprisingly, is my review of The Purge: Anarchy. What also might be surprising is what score I decided to give it. Enjoy the show! Opening and Closing Song- Hooked on a Feeling by Blue Swede

Jermaine, Stephen and Jay take a trip to the west coast and a galaxy far, far away to analyze the first full Guardians of the Galaxy trailer, educate Lord Retail on the cast of the new Fantastic Four movie reboot, and power through two weeks of Comics at the Table! Show Notes: "World Premiere of First Guardians of the Galaxy Trailer" at You Tube.com. "Fox's Fantastic Four Reboot: What The FF" at Comics Alliance.com. The outro song is Blue Swede's "Hooked on a Feeling". Comics at the Table - Undertow #1, A+X #17, Nova #13.NOW, New Warriors #1, Avengers World #3, Daredevil #36, She-Hulk #1, Winter Soldier Bitter March #1, Fuse #1, Mercenary Sea #1, Bunker #1 and the Joyners in 3D OGN.

This week we discuss Season 5 Episode 12 of Friends, 'The one with Chandlers work laugh'. Ross dates Janice, that happened. Chandler and Monica get to be together in Public, but with Chadlers boss... Rachel attempts to get Monica to come clean about her secret relationship.  Melissa says, "Pheobe shoould be hep to the jive Joey's throwing down." Boys never have the good details girls want. Brad Pitt and food eating. When is an actual panty raid ok? Butt slapping and gender politics. Melissa debuts her fake laugh. And the GELLARS TRY HARD! The song this week is Blue Swede, Hooked on a Feeling. 

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Obama leaves god out of Thanksgiving address, Sweat lodge sentencing, 12 years for being raped - or marry your attacker, blinded woman asks for mercy for her assailant, Australia tax breaks if you vaccinate, Pepper spray is delicious, occupy shooter, groping ghost. Birmingham Skeptics in the Pub Clips used: Jesus camp / Blue Swede hooked on a feeling mashup, Princess Bride, Quackery PSA, Bill O'Reilly and Megan Kelly, Michelle Malkin on Fox and Friends, Ghostbusters. Visit our site for the links to the stories: http://dissonancepod.com

Obama leaves god out of Thanksgiving address, Sweat lodge sentencing, 12 years for being raped - or marry your attacker, blinded woman asks for mercy for her assailant, Australia tax breaks if you vaccinate, Pepper spray is delicious, occupy shooter, groping ghost. Birmingham Skeptics in the Pub Clips used: Jesus camp / Blue Swede hooked on a feeling mashup, Princess Bride, Quackery PSA, Bill O'Reilly and Megan Kelly, Michelle Malkin on Fox and Friends, Ghostbusters. Visit our site for the links to the stories: http://dissonancepod.com