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On this episode, Monty gives an update on the new Galactic Cowboys album and looks back at The Horse That Bud Bought. Also, a big segment of What's On TV?…a CD Review…and Monty makes a big announcement!

The lads talk the revival of CDs, sample a new album of previously unreleased Nina Simone live recordings and discover the true originals of disco whilst putting on their dancing shoes. Artificial intelligence also rears its head with a banger of Jazz versus Hip-hop track that melts minds and souls. LISTEN ABOVE   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hey pal. Yeah you, wearing that thing. You may think you're a Beatles fan. Or that you've been to Cleveland's Rock Hall. But ask yourself this question: are you Steve Vai? In Part 2 of our journey to the ‘Land to see the “Get Back” exhibit, we address this strange old question, and also tell no Vai's about: Are the good ‘ol boys in Don McClean's way-too-brief hit “American Pie” drinking Agave and Rye?  What torchy Beatles songs will “Martin Scorsese's Goodfellas! The Musical” include? Will the Gab Two ever don't stop believin'? Or will they never stop don't believin'? Like Yakov Smirnoff always says, “What a Journey!" Originally recorded in AAD, remixed to ADD, and finally pressed in Japan in DDD (*information current as of November '87 issue of “CD Review”), we're proud to present Producer Casey's masterful edit of the Untitled Beatles Podcast's trip to the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame! (#RipIreneCara) EPISODE LINKS: Like and subscribe! NEW! Please support our scrappy show. Score some sweet merch (35% off through 12/18) or find us on Patreon Come hang with us on Facebook/Twitter/Instagram! Drop us a review on Apple Podcasts!

Pictured: Bob Willis Matthew Bannister on Bob Willis, the former England cricket captain, who was seen as one of the finest fast bowlers of his generation. Gary Rhodes, the spiky-haired TV chef who won Michelin stars for his re-invention of classic British recipes. Shuping Wang, the Chinese doctor who lost her job and her marriage after blowing the whistle on a trade in blood products that was spreading HIV through Henan province. Sir Stephen Cleobury, the musical director of King's College Cambridge for thirty-seven years. He commissioned a new carol every year for the Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols. Interviewed guest: Jonathan Agnew MBE Interviewed guest: Fiona Pitcher Interviewed guest: Thane Prince Interviewed guest: Sir Michael Boyd Interviewed guest: The Reverend Dr Stephen Cherry Interviewed guest: Peter Lindsay Producer: Neil George Archive clips from: Today, Radio 4 05/12/2019; Test Match Special, 5 Live 04/12/2019; Rhodes Around Britain, BBC Two 08/06/1995, 25/05/1995, 05/07/1994, 07/06/1994; Top of the Class, Radio 4 18/08/2008; Great British Food Revival, BBC Two 17/11/2011; Woman’s Hour, Radio 4 19/09/2019; CD Review, Radio 3 25/12/2004.

Pictured: Jessye Norman Julian Worricker on: The multiple award-winning American soprano, Jessye Norman, whose performances wowed audiences around the world.... Peter Sissons, the acclaimed television journalist, who moved from ITN to the BBC to present Question Time and the main evening news.... The author, Al Alvarez, poetry editor of the Observer newspaper, and renowned poker player.... And Marita Lorenz, who survived Bergen-Belsen as a child, and went on to become a spy involved in a near-assassination of Fidel Castro.... Interviewed guest: Sir Clive Gillinson CBE Interviewed guest: Norman Lebrecht Interviewed guest: Iain Dale Interviewed guest: Alexandra Pringle Interviewed guest: Michael Carlson Producer: Neil George Archive clips from: International Profile, Radio 4 29/07/1988; Jessye Norman Interview, Radio 3 06/08/2000; CD Review, Radio 3 23/08/2014; ITN News 21/11/84; Question Time, BBC One 09/12/1993; BBC News, BBC One 30/03/2002; Desert Island Discs, Radio 4 19/03/2000; The World Of Books, Radio 4 25/05/1978; Timewatch, BBC Two 07/10/1992; Geraldo Rivera interviews Marita Lorenz, 23 Sep 2013; Archive Hour: Something Is Terribly Wrong, Radio 4 22/11/2003.

Vom Produzentenstuhl auf den Alarmstufe Beige Verhörsessel, heute schnallen wir das musikalische Allroundtalent Daniel Stenger an den Lügendetektor und erfahren endlich warum nicht alle die GEMA scheiße finden, welche Regeln im Tourbus gelten und warum Ohrenkerzen nicht funktionieren. Bonus: Mischas erstes CD-Review mit Fremdschämgarantie. Ihr mögt unseren Podcast und wollt uns unterstützen? Dann könnt ihr das bei Patreon oder Steady gerne tun. Vielen Dank. https://www.patreon.com/alarmstufebeige https://steadyhq.com/de/alarmstufebeige Instagram https://www.instagram.com/alarmstufe.beige/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AlarmstufeBeige/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/alarmstufe www.alarmstufebeige.de

Choir Ninja REWIND: Part 2 of Gabriel Crouch’s inspirational first year appearance on the podcast. This part goes deep into why choir experiences are important, whether you end up as a choral professional or an investment banker. It also touches on some startling differences between choral education in America and Great Britain. Listen: Highlight to Tweet: “The best thing that we can do, as educators, is give a generation of students an idea of beauty that will sustain them through their life, wherever it takes them.” - Gabriel Crouch Resources/links Mentioned: Princeton University Patreon - Support the podcast! Biography: Gabriel Crouch is Director of Choral Activities and Senior Lecturer in Music at Princeton University. He began his musical career as an eight-year-old in the choir of Westminster Abbey, where he performed a solo at the wedding of HRH Prince Andrew and Miss Sarah Ferguson. After completing a choral scholarship at Trinity College, Cambridge, he was offered a place in the renowned a cappella group The King’s Singers in 1996. In the next eight years he made a dozen recordings on the BMG label (including a grammy nomination), and gave more than 900 performances in almost every major concert venue in the world. Special collaborative projects saw him working and performing with some of the world’s most respected artists, including percussionist Evelyn Glennie, pianists Emmanuel Ax and George Shearing, singer Barbara Hendricks and ‘Beach Boy’ Bruce Johnston. Since moving to the USA in 2005, first to run the choral program at DePauw University in Indiana, and now at Princeton University, he has built an international profile as a conductor and director, with recent engagements in China and Australia as well as Europe and the United States. In 2008 he was appointed musical director of the British early music ensemble ‘Gallicantus’, with whom he has released four recordings under the Signum label to rapturous reviews, garnering ‘Editor’s Choice’ accolades inGramophone and Early Music Review, and, for the 2012 release ‘The Word Unspoken’, a place on BBC Radio’s CD Review list of the top nine classical releases of the year. When the academic calendar allows, Gabriel maintains parallel careers in singing and record production, crossing the Atlantic frequently to appear with such ensembles as Tenebrae and The Gabrieli Choir, and in the US, performing recitals of lutesong with such acclaimed lutenists as Daniel Swenberg and Nigel North. As a producer his latest credits have included Winchester Cathedral Choir, The Gabrieli Consort and Tenebrae. His achievements in the choral world have led to many invitations to adjudicate choral competitions, notably the mixed choir final of ‘Sainsbury’s Choir of the Year’ (televised by the BBC). His work as a singer, coach and musical director has led to his name appearing in the London Times’ list of ‘Great British Hopes’. Sponsored by: Sight Reading Factory (Use promo code “NINJA” at checkout for 10 free student accounts!) My Music Folders (Use promo code “NINJA” at checkout for “last column” or best pricing - usually reserved for bulk purchases only!)

Sometimes a perceived set-back is really the best way forward. There is so much gold in this early two-part episode that it’s worthwhile to spotlight it now. In this segment, Gabriel discusses his upbringing in a musical family, and his early ambivalence towards music, even while entering Cambridge on a music scholarship. He goes on to recount a less-than-stellar first year at DePauw University, where he was learning to conduct on the job. It’s ultimately uplifting, as Gabriel and Ryan go on to discuss how our failures make us better. Listen: Highlight to Tweet: “Brahms studied counterpoint every day of his life. If it was good enough for him, it should be good enough for us.” - Gabriel Crouch Resources/links Mentioned: Narcissus and Goldmund: A Novel The Greatest Glory of Our Muses Jeeves & Wooster The Liar, by Stephen Fry Patreon - Support the podcast! Biography: Gabriel Crouch is Director of Choral Activities and Senior Lecturer in Music at Princeton University. He began his musical career as an eight-year-old in the choir of Westminster Abbey, where he performed a solo at the wedding of HRH Prince Andrew and Miss Sarah Ferguson. After completing a choral scholarship at Trinity College, Cambridge, he was offered a place in the renowned a cappella group The King’s Singers in 1996. In the next eight years he made a dozen recordings on the BMG label (including a grammy nomination), and gave more than 900 performances in almost every major concert venue in the world. Special collaborative projects saw him working and performing with some of the world’s most respected artists, including percussionist Evelyn Glennie, pianists Emmanuel Ax and George Shearing, singer Barbara Hendricks and ‘Beach Boy’ Bruce Johnston. Since moving to the USA in 2005, first to run the choral program at DePauw University in Indiana, and now at Princeton University, he has built an international profile as a conductor and director, with recent engagements in China and Australia as well as Europe and the United States. In 2008 he was appointed musical director of the British early music ensemble ‘Gallicantus’, with whom he has released four recordings under the Signum label to rapturous reviews, garnering ‘Editor’s Choice’ accolades inGramophone and Early Music Review, and, for the 2012 release ‘The Word Unspoken’, a place on BBC Radio’s CD Review list of the top nine classical releases of the year. When the academic calendar allows, Gabriel maintains parallel careers in singing and record production, crossing the Atlantic frequently to appear with such ensembles as Tenebrae and The Gabrieli Choir, and in the US, performing recitals of lutesong with such acclaimed lutenists as Daniel Swenberg and Nigel North. As a producer his latest credits have included Winchester Cathedral Choir, The Gabrieli Consort and Tenebrae. His achievements in the choral world have led to many invitations to adjudicate choral competitions, notably the mixed choir final of ‘Sainsbury’s Choir of the Year’ (televised by the BBC). His work as a singer, coach and musical director has led to his name appearing in the London Times’ list of ‘Great British Hopes’. Sponsored by: Sight Reading Factory (Use promo code “NINJA” at checkout for 10 free student accounts!) My Music Folders (Use promo code “NINJA” at checkout for “last column” or best pricing - usually reserved for bulk purchases only!)

With Andrew McGregor, an edited version of the regular CD Review slot.

CD Review explores recordings of music by French composer and conductor Pierre Boulez

In this series of The Essay, recorded in front of an audience at the Hay festival earlier this week, five writers take George Orwell's essay title Why I Write as a starting point for their own explorations. The writers include the screenwriter, novelist and author of the opening ceremony for the 2012 Olympics, Frank Cottrell Boyce; the editor and translator Daniel Hahn; Horatio Clare, whose first book was set on the hillsides where he grew up around Hay itself; and the Welsh poet laureate, Gillian Clarke. Part of Radio 3's week-long residency at the Hay Festival, with programmes CD Review, Lunchtime Concert, In Tune, Free Thinking, The Verb and World on 3 all broadcasting from the festival.

In this series of The Essay, recorded in front of an audience at the Hay Festival earlier this week, five writers take George Orwell's title Why I Write as a starting point for their own explorations. The writers include the screenwriter, novelist and author of the opening ceremony for the 2012 Olympics, Frank Cottrell Boyce; the editor and translator Daniel Hahn; Horatio Clare, whose first book was set on the hillsides where he grew up around Hay itself; and the Welsh poet laureate, Gillian Clarke.Part of Radio 3's week-long residency at the Hay Festival, with programmes CD Review, Lunchtime Concert, In Tune, Free Thinking, The Verb and World on 3 all broadcasting from the festival.

In this series of The Essay, recorded in front of an audience at the Hay festival earlier this week, five writers take George Orwell's title Why I Write as a starting point for their own explorations. The writers include the screenwriter, novelist and author of the opening ceremony for the 2012 Olympics, Frank Cottrell Boyce; the editor and translator Daniel Hahn; Horatio Clare, whose first book was set on the hillsides where he grew up around Hay itself; and the Welsh poet laureate, Gillian Clarke.Part of Radio 3's week-long residency at the Hay Festival, with programmes CD Review, Lunchtime Concert, In Tune, Free Thinking, The Verb and World on 3 all broadcasting from the festival.

Literary journalist and writer Alex Clark has written many of our leading publications, and is a former Booker and Granta judge. She comes to Hay to ask 'Why I Write'.In this series of The Essay, recorded in front of an audience at the Hay Festival earlier this week, five writers take George Orwell's title Why I Write as a starting point for their own explorations. The writers include the screenwriter, novelist and author of the opening ceremony for the 2012 Olympics, Frank Cottrell-Boyce; the editor and translator Daniel Hahn; Horatio Clare, whose first book was set on the hillsides where he grew up around Hay itself; and the Welsh poet laureate, Gillian Clarke.Part of Radio 3's week-long residency at the Hay Festival, with programmes CD Review, Lunchtime Concert, In Tune, Free Thinking, The Verb and World on 3 all broadcasting from the festival.

In this series of The Essay, recorded in front of an audience at the Hay festival earlier this week, five writers take George Orwell's title Why I Write as a starting point for their own explorations. The writers include the screenwriter, novelist and author of the opening ceremony for the 2012 Olympics, Frank Cottrell Boyce; the editor and translator Daniel Hahn; Horatio Clare, whose first book was set on the hillsides where he grew up around Hay itself; and the Welsh poet laureate, Gillian Clarke.Part of Radio 3's week-long residency at the Hay Festival, with programmes CD Review, Lunchtime Concert, In Tune, Free Thinking, The Verb and World on 3 all broadcasting from the festival.

In a CD Review exclusive, Andrew McGregor talks to legendary pianist Alfred Brendel. Now retired from the concert platform, Brendel’s career stretched over six decades and saw collaborations with the leading conductors, singers and instrumentalists of the day. He shares with Andrew his memories of a fascinating career in an interview rich in insight and his characteristic dry humour

This is our Side B, the Artist Listening Show. With the release of in January 2012, this long awaited debut album has already been called the freshest take on Inspirational music in years. This uplifting, innovative sound is the perfect marriage of Jazz, Neo-Soul, Contemporary Christian & Gospel music. Get ready to be lifted !!!!!!About the Artist Christ Follower, Inspirational Jazz & Soul & Gospel Singer, Songwriter, Recording Artist and Worship Leader, Wife & Mom. "The Longest Journey" CD is now on iTunes, CD BABY & SOUL BROTHER RECORDS & UK SOUL CHART. CLICK LIKE TO JOIN THE JOURNEY :-), she loves jazz & contemporary gospel and I love GOD, so I put my two loves together".Band Interests What Pleases the Lord...Feel good, good for you music....world and jazz and jesus influenced.Artists Influences: Ledisi, Jill Scott, Espenanza Spaulding, Raul Midon, Sting, Cece winans, Sara taveres, Israel

This is our Side B, the Artist Listening Show. With the release of in January 2012, this long awaited debut album has already been called the freshest take on Inspirational music in years. This uplifting, innovative sound is the perfect marriage of Jazz, Neo-Soul, Contemporary Christian & Gospel music. Get ready to be lifted !!!!!!About the Artist Christ Follower, Inspirational Jazz & Soul & Gospel Singer, Songwriter, Recording Artist and Worship Leader, Wife & Mom. "The Longest Journey" CD is now on iTunes, CD BABY & SOUL BROTHER RECORDS & UK SOUL CHART. CLICK LIKE TO JOIN THE JOURNEY :-), she loves jazz & contemporary gospel and I love GOD, so I put my two loves together".Band Interests What Pleases the Lord...Feel good, good for you music....world and jazz and jesus influenced.Artists Influences: Ledisi, Jill Scott, Espenanza Spaulding, Raul Midon, Sting, Cece winans, Sara taveres, Israel

Karlheinz Essls „blurred“ ist eine sehr geschickt komponierte, zum Teil zart und zerbrechlich wirkende 15-minütige Komposition, die sicher zum Besten gehört, was ich an Musik aus dem 21. Jahrhundert bislang gehört habe. Es ist teilweise wahrhaft atemberaubend, wie der Komponist aus nur drei Instrumenten (Flöte, Vibraphon und Violoncello) sowie Live-Elektronik (die der Komponist bei der Aufnahme selbst bediente) ein vermeintlich „großes“ Ensemble erstehen lässt und wie sich daraus ein Gespinst aus Klängen formt. (Rainer Aschemaier, CD Review 2012) Live recording, performed by exxj (dir. Peter Burwik) and Karlheinz Essl, produced by Karlheinz Essl. Info: http://www.essl.at/works/blurred.html

Playlist 06.14.06 Debra Kitzman - Home Cookin Frankenstein's Alibi - Rude Awakening Red to violet - Here I Am Gypsy - The Phoenix The New Way Home - 3 Wick Candle Crazy Aunt Mary - Walk of Fame ***CD REVIEW*** Linq - Irish Lass Linq - Victim of the War Linq - Fast Moving Dream Karen Cobb - Issues Anne Regina - What Type of Guy (CD Giveaway!!) RaeVenRae - Truth or Lies Inobe - Front Porch Paperboy Jack - Scream Superstring - Halo Eden Automatic - From the Other Side of the Bed We have a great CD REVIEW this week Linq's "Fast Moving Dream" We also have great music from Holland to Toronto to California, Georgia, Illinois, and Texas!! We cover the world to bring you the best in Indie and Unsigned Women's Music!! Next Wednesday join us for our Summer Solstice show!!! It will be HOT featuring a sneak peek at the BRAND NEW CD from Halie Loren called FULL CIRCLE! It's not yet in stores but we're lucky enough to get a pre-release copy and we're sharing it with you for our Summer Solstice Show!!! On a serious note: We're playing a track from Crazy Aunt Mary (www.crazyauntmary.com) tonight and I'd like to direct everyone to their website. Their drummer Doug was in a terrible car accident not long ago. He is now out of the coma and breathing on his own but has a long road of recovery ahead of him. The band is giving all the proceeds of their CD "Sexy Epsilon" to benefit Doug and his family. You can help out by picking up a copy at CDBaby: (http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/crazyauntmary) They are also accepting donations at their website: www.crazyauntmary.com. We wish Doug a quick recovery and we are praying for his family, friends and the band. Have a great week and enjoy the show!

Playlist 05.17.06 Baily - Sleep Connie St Pierre - Yellow Violets Bandmates - Ice In the Fire Jillian Wheeler - Dandelion Roth D'Lux - The World Ain't Heavy Blue Number Nine - The Grass Is Always Greener ***CD REVIEW*** Linda Bonadies - Buried Alive Linda Bonadies - Soak Up the Rain Linda Bonadies - Doin' Time Sarah Glynn - Should I Could I JClub + Rock Down Baby - TV Dog Cash Casia - I'm 18 Emily - Oh My Poor Brain Sugarplum Fairies - I'm Just Fine Eden Automatic - Thus This week we review Linda Bonadies CD "No Regret" a singer songwriter much in the style of the great Carole King. I know you will enjoy her inspiring music! Here is MY inspiring thought of the week: Always stop to smell a rose or smile at a baby because you HAVE to enjoy the good in life, to celebrate the beauty in life and highlight it counters the others that are set on smashing the hell out of life itself. I hope you enjoy the show and the CD Review!

Playlist 031506 Two Harps - Kilkenny Girl - A Visit to Ireland Carrie Wade - Cuddling with Doom Jan Seides - Every Now and Then (SXS"Y") Riddle the Sphinx - Danny Boy Tiffany Petrossi - Infinity - (SXS"Y") Linq - Irish Lass Meghann Robinson - MY (SXS"Y") ***CD Review*** Suzanne Brooks - I Can't Give You Anything But Love Suzanne Brooks - Listening to the Radio Suzanne Brooks - They Say It's Spring Jean Synodinos - I Want to Know You (SXS"Y") Lenore - Nevermore (SXS"Y") Susan Joy Greico - Loverboy Alice Dean - Psychedelic Queen Showin' Tell - Removed You (SXS"Y") Black Flamingo - Addicted to Sleaze (SXS"Y") Eden Automatic - Starved (SXS"Y") This show is co-hosted by Doug Conlon and Barry Cohen. 'Nette was in Orange County that week and joined the show via chat and a pre-recorded segment!

Playlist 02.22.06 Sophie Moleta - Te Atawhai Amila Spicer - Seamless Ballentine - Tired of You Kelly's Lot - Today Carla Holden - Better Days The AM Project - Away With Me Jenna Mammina - Contradictions ***CD REVIEW*** Kris Miller - Blessed Be Kris Miller - Buckets Kris Miller - River Stephanie Clark - Day By Day The Shelly Phelps Band - Girl on the Wire Rita Marie Valle - Every Step Maxine Young - Princess Glitter KK and the Flying Hamsters of Doom - Danglin Waiting for Her - Trust Eden Automatic - Pink Blues