Podcast appearances and mentions of bob cowsill

The Mighty Manfred's guest this week is Bob Cowsill of The Cowsills. “She Said To Me” by  The Cowsills is our Coolest Song in the World this week! Join the Mighty Manfred and Bob Cowsill for this week's Coolest Conversation, presented by Hard Rock

The Cowsills evoke a certain time and place, but, as artists, they've continued to grow and develop their voices. And, when they decided to make a record together in the early 90's, they knew it would be the next step in their evolution. However, it didn't exactly work out that way. But now, Global, is coming out widely, available to everyone.For more information, you can check out the group's website, or follow them on Facebook.

You can't escape artificial intelligence these days. From Chat GPT to debates over the use of A.I. to bring deceased actors back into movies or de-age older characters like Harrison Ford in the most recent "Indiana Jones" movie, the technology is here to stay. What do you think of when A.I. comes to mind? What would you do with it when it comes to the entertainment in your life? In this week's episode, co-hosts Bruce Miller and Terry Lipshetz talk about A.I. in movies in TV, and how it could be used in the future as a pair of new shows on the topic: “A.I. Revolution” and a “A Brief History of the Future” drop for viewers. The program then moves into the 1960s pop act The Cowsills and Miller's recent interview with Bob Cowsill, which includes a discussion of the link between the band and The Partridge Family. Contact us! We want to hear from you! Email questions to podcasts@lee.net and we'll answer your question on a future episode! About the show Streamed & Screened is a podcast about movies and TV hosted by Bruce Miller, a longtime entertainment reporter who is now the editor of the Sioux City Journal in Iowa and Terry Lipshetz, a senior producer for Lee Enterprises based in Madison, Wisconsin.

The Cowsills have a rich history woven into the tapestry of music, captivating audiences in the 1960s and early 1970s with their unique blend of pop melodies and heartfelt lyrics. Their infectious tunes, like "The Rain, the Park & Other Things" and "Hair," became anthems of a generation, capturing the spirit of the era with their catchy hooks and uplifting melodies. Bob joins me to talk about their journey from humble beginnings to the heights of stardom which inspired the creation of the iconic TV show "The Partridge Family," internal conflicts and the ever-changing landscape of the music industry, the strong family bond that kept them together and helped them deal with anything that was thrown at them, stories about Carl Reiner, Carol Burnett, and Bruce Springsteen, His thoughts on music ranging from Taylor Swift to Alice In Chains, to Dave Grohl, and more. Enjoy!

Raized Wrong is two young brothers, Landon and Lyric Goldberg, and their father Donny. They are a newly minted but third generation family band. Donny, along with his dad and brother head up a Beach Boys tribute band called Surf's Up. Having learned his trade well from his dad, Donny is passing it on to his sons, ages 12 and 13. Their tight vocal harmonies on classic hits have shot their TikTok following climbing quickly towards a million and Lyric and Landon are on a fast track to teen idol heights so we hooked them up with a man who's been there, Bob Cowsill of The Cowsills.Bob understands pop melodies and intricate harmonies and he is duly impressed with the tight sounds of this accomplished and talented family band. Together, they are talking about musical roots and inspirations, sibling harmonies, parents in the band, rehearsal and performance experiences and balancing childhood with show business. Plus, Lyric and Landon go to Teen Mag Nosy Question school with Bob who has answered his share of them.You will remember when you first knew that Raized Wrong is on its way to musical history.Path Points of Interest:Raized WrongRaized Wrong on TiktokRaized Wrong on YoutubeRaized Wrong on FacebookRaized Wrong Mama Facebook GroupRaized Wrong on InstagramRaized Wrong MerchRaized Wrong on PatreonRaized Wrong on The Cowsills PodcastThe Beach Boys - "Feel Flows" The Sunflower & Surfs Up Sessions 1969-1971The CowsillsThe Cowsills on FacebookThe Cowsills PodcastFamily Band: The Cowsills StoryFamily Band: Trailer

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Phone interview witl Bob Cowsill from The Cowsills. The Digital EP, "A Christmas Offering From The Cowsils", includes two original holiday songs plus a new version of “Winter Wonderland.”See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Cowsills have a new 3-song Christmas EP out, and it's a gem!  Here, Bob Cowsill chats with Dan Markus about the new EP, and shares a few other interesting Cowsills stories.  More on The Cowsills and many other artists from Rock and Roll's formative years at https://www.danmarkuswaxmuseum.com

Bob Cowsill, from the 60's singing family The Cowsills, talks about the group's success in the 60's and how they're still performing today.  Plus, the family has a new Christmas "album" out.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Time Travelin' Top 40 E137 Brandon Vogt chats with Bob Cowsill of the Cowsills on their biggest hits and their new holiday EP "A Christmas Offering From The Cowsills" See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bob Cowsill, guitarist and vocalist of the Newport-based family band The Cowsills, joins Lisa Dent to talk about the history of band, their greatest hits, and the group’s new holiday EP A Christmas Offering From The Cowsills. Follow The Lisa Dent Show on Twitter:Follow @LisaDentSpeaksFollow @SteveBertrand Follow @kpowell720 Follow @maryvandeveldeFollow @LaurenLapka

Cowsils singer Bob Cowsil guests on the Fake Show with host Jim Tofte...enjoy!

Back in the 1960s, four brothers who wanted to be The Beatles formed a band called The Cowsills. Early gigs were at school dances and churches around their home in Newport, RI. After signing with MGM they released “The Rain, The Park and Other Things” which hit #2 on the Billboard charts. The Cowsills enjoyed great success during the '60s and '70s.  As a family and individuals, they drifted in and out of the music industry over the years with multiple certified gold records. Today, the surviving Cowsills continue to make music – sometimes individually and sometimes together – and their harmonies are still as infectious and bright as ever.  The Cowsills are proud to announce their new album, Rhythm Of The World, which is out everywhere music is available!  https://cowsill.com/home/ Check out the Cowsill podcast that Bob mentioned here: https://cowsill.com/home/podcast/  

Back in the 1960's, four brothers who wanted to be The Beatles formed a band called The Cowsills. The original Cowsills consisted of Bill on guitar, Bob on guitar and organ, Barry on bass and John on drums. Early gigs were at school dances and churches around their home in Newport, RI. Eventually, as their harmonic sound was perfected, they got a regular gig on Bannisters Wharf in Newport where they would sing Beatle songs hour after hour. Early recordings were released by the four brothers on Joda and Mercury Records. Barbara ("mini-mom") joined the group to record The Rain, The Park and Other Things and shortly thereafter 7 year old Susan and brother, Paul, were added to the group. They were signed by MGM records and the group began its climb to the top!

Back in the 1960's, four brothers who wanted to be The Beatles formed a band called The Cowsills. The original Cowsills consisted of Bill on guitar, Bob on guitar and organ, Barry on bass and John on drums. Early gigs were at school dances and churches around their home in Newport, RI. Eventually, as their harmonic sound was perfected, they got a regular gig on Bannisters Wharf in Newport where they would sing Beatle songs hour after hour. Early recordings were released by the four brothers on Joda and Mercury Records. Barbara ("mini-mom") joined the group to record The Rain, The Park and Other Things and shortly thereafter 7 year old Susan and brother, Paul, were added to the group. They were signed by MGM records and the group began its climb to the top!

On the latest Behind Closed Doors with Frank Mackay, Bob Cowsill of The Cowsills joins the podcast! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bob Cowsill from The Cowsills talks about their version of "Hair" that made them famous, inspiring the TV show "The Partridge Family", Knowing John Stamos and hanging with Johnny Cash and Carl Perkins. "Rhythm Of The World" is out now. cowsill.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We are three guests deep, welcoming Guy's Guy, Robert Manni whose brand and purpose are all about guiding men and boys through an ever-changing cultural landscape towards a better understanding of themselves, women and our collective human experience.From there, we're backstage with The Cowsills who are bedecked with jolly and about to take the stage for the Andy Williams Moon River Theater Christmas Extravaganza in Branson. The Cowsills just dropped brand new music with their album, Rhythm of the World, they share a special history with our co-host Louise Palanker who directed the doc, Family Band: The Cowsills Story, they are armed with teen idol memories and ready to play Teen Mag Trivia AND, they will close out their appearance here with a helping of Christmas Carol!We culminate with KCRW's Steve Chiotakis, host of Greater L.A. and a man who truly understands Los Angeles on a granular, neighborhood level. What do Angelenos need and expect from their local NPR station? How is public media structured? What is the news/music/information mix that suits listeners? And how can public radio best entertain and inform the people it serves? Plus Fritz and Weezy are celebrating British women of particular note and character, recommending The Crown and Enola Holmes on Netflix and PBS's Miss Scarlet and The Duke.Path Points of Interest:The CowsillsRhythm of the WorldRhythm of the World on YoutubeThe Cowsills PodcastThe Happy Together TourFamily Band: The Cowsills Story on PrimeThe Andy Williams Moon River TheaterThe Cowsills on FacebookSusie squeals on The Cowsills Bob Answers 80 Intimate QuestionsOur Hates and Loves by The Cowsills Fritz and Weezy on The Cowsills' PodcastRobert ManniThe Guy's Guy Guide To Love by Robert ManniGuy's Guy TV Guy's Guy PodcastFritz and Weezy on Guy's Guy TV  Fritz and Weezy on Guy's Guy Podcast Robert Manni on InstagramRobert Manni on TwitterRobert Manni on FacebookSteve ChiotakisKCRWSteve Chiotakis Socials @RadioChio. Steve Chiotakis on FacebookBorn and RazedGreater L.A.Fritz and Weezy on Greater L.A.Miss Scarlet and The Duke on PBSEnola Holmes on NetflixThe Crown

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The Cowsills are the original family band. Formed in Rhode Island, the group started out with a trio of brothers: Bill, Bob & Barry, but eventually grew to include brothers John and Paul, sister Susan and mother Barbara. They had big hits with “The Rain, the Park and Other Things,” “Indian Lake,” and “Hair.” The Cowsills were the inspiration for the hit TV series The Partridge Family. Then, years later, the group got their own documentary, “Family Band,” which is available on streaming services.At a time when division is at an all-time high, we need some of that familial harmony once again to bring us together. The Cowsills have regrouped for their first new studio album in almost 30 years, called Rhythm of the World, from Omnivore Recordings.We talk with founding member Bob Cowsill on how he, brother Paul and sister Susan, put this new album project together, with the trio of them writing the bulk of the songs. He reveals how one song was inspired by a saying from Howard Kaylan of the Turtles, another was written about how Hurricane Katrina affected their family.

The Worcester Red Sox Show with Bob Cowsill of the Cowsills (LIVE). February 24th, 2022.

Cowsills founding member Bob Cowsill guests on this brand new Fake Show with host Jim Tofte...enjoy!!!

At the waning edge of the turbulent sixties The Cowsills topped the charts with an infectious power popped sound that was loved by kids and parents and trusted by parents because, after all, their mom was in the band! The real-life Cowsills inspired the sit-com Partridge Family but The Cowsills’ public facing talent and charm was haunted by behind-the-scenes secrets and fears. Bob, Paul and Susan Cowsill have survived and thrived and they join Fritz and Weezy to talk about their new podcast, an upcoming album and the future of the Happy Together Tour. Plus Fritz and Weezy are recommending The Keepers, The Father, Ginny and Georgia and Ricki Lee Jones’ new autobiography, Last Chance Texaco.

A very cool chat with Bob Cowsill. Stay till the end, because I have been given permission to play a track (or two) from their yet to be released 20 song album! Their new song, "Lend a Hand" will be immediately following the program. If you're a Cowsills fan, you do not want to miss this! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dan-marro/support

Bob Cowsill Live On Game Changers With VIcki Abelson by Vicki Abelson

How do we find, share and listen to music in the digital age? We are going from albums to algorithms with Bob Cowsill from The Cowsills and Lisa Goich from The Grammies and Girl On The Go. How has the Internet impacted what they do and how they do it? We are taking a look at the top streaming services and exploring the layers of technology, connectivity and creativity which weave together and create a path that leads you to your new favorite track.

The Cowsills will be coming to State Theatre New Jersey on June 15 as part of Happy Together 2018. Bob Cowsill joins us to discuss what it's like performing in a show with all of the other incredible groups on the tour and how they didn't really get a chance to interact when they were all on tour when they were younger.

Bob Cowsill from The Cowsills talks about growing up in a family band and achieving the heights of musical and teen idol success while navigating abuse and dysfunction at home. He also shares the experience of watching his life's secrets become a documentary that resonates with everyone who loves his music and with those who faced a similar childhood. http://amzn.to/2kUNh2g We also tap Bob for interesting recording secrets, Happy Together Tour stories and Cowsill family lore.

Bob Cowsill of The Cowsills... Hair, The Rain, The Park And Other Things... the real life Partridge Family, upon who the show was based. Bob's Women Who Write appearance was KILLER... the most YouTube hits by far, still receiving comments, almost daily. This show is also FAB! Originally aired on Vicki Abelson's BROADcast: The Road Taken, Tues, Oct 11th, 6 pm PT/ 9 pm ET on the Conversations Radio Network. This week's show sponosred by Quik Impressions​. The best printers with the best customer service. http://quikimpressions.com Also on iTunes http://apple.co/2dj8ld3 Quik Quip Preview https://youtu.be/JuZdt3N8VxI Photo and video by Louise Palanker

The acclaimed guitarist talks about ironic elevator rides, pink lighters & hitchhiking to Camelot.

The youngest Cowsill talks about Brady crimes, the fate of Mr. Partridge & songs about buttons.

Presented by www.ascomics.com and www.abcmoversshakers.shutterfly.comGuests Oliver Sean and Bob Cowsill

Jerry, Rick, and Amanda talk with special guest Bob Cowsill his music career

Jerry, Rick, and Amanda talk with special guest Bob Cowsill his music career

Bob Cowsill sings at the end of the interview with Jerry, Rick, and Amanda

Bob Cowsill sings at the end of the interview with Jerry, Rick, and Amanda