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2 episodes with Croz
2 episodes with Croz
2 episodes with Croz
2 episodes with Croz
2 episodes with Croz
2 episodes with Croz
In Part 8 of MOTA, we meet the Tuskegee Airmen and follow Croz through his D-Day preparations. A lot to like about this one, but perhaps it left something to be desired?
In Part 8 of MOTA, we meet the Tuskegee Airmen and follow Croz through his D-Day preparations. A lot to like about this one, but perhaps it left something to be desired? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Hayden Crozier has just announced his retirement from the AFL after playing 140 games across both Fremantle and the Western Bulldogs through its entirety. Croz goes through in this episode the brutal nature of the AFL and how he had to transform his body by adding weight to it just to stand a chance of playing a game in his early years. Some of the players Hayden has played with in his career are special and we detail the levels of Nat Fyfe, Matthew Pavlich and Marcus Bontempelli just to name a few. Having worked with both Ross Lyon and Luke Beveridge, Hayden's insights on high level performance and the rigors of the game come through in this episode on a level we haven't experienced before. This was a truly fun episode with a character well loved by all his team mates on any team that he has played on. I really enjoyed shooting this one which held many laughs within the show. Get Your Merch - https://theunlacedpodcast.com/ Improve your mental performance, immune system and overall health with Organic Reflection, I've been loving the product. https://organicreflection.com/Join Dabble today and gain some easy winners following the greats across various sports. Sign up code is 'Unlaced' to get a jump start in the account: https://dabble.onelink.me/cUev/d56c5bet Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Part 6 provides us with a change of pace from the air missions we've become accustomed to, instead showing us what time away from Thorpe Abbotts looks like through three very different perspectives: Rosie, Croz, and Bucky.
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In questa puntata il Pass, Raffa, Micky e Filo chiacchierano per una decina di minuti del Cross del Croz, il nostro primo evento dell'anno, e svelano la data della prossima gara: Run Frog Run 32k. In Back On My Miles vi parliamo dell'Inverno, della musica antica e del legno di Arte Sella. Alla fine, parliamo con Alberto Ferretto del sul libro, "Vulnerabile", che è uscito a dicembre e che abbiamo presentato al Magnitudo a Trento il mese scorso. Ospiti: Alberto Ferretto, Andrea Passerelli, Raffaele Guzzon, Michele Mattivi, Filippo Caon. Minuti 00:00 Prima regola del Trento Running Club 00:55 Introduzione 01:53 Cross del Croz 10:50 Back On My Miles 13:33 Alberto Ferretto: Vulnerabile 45:03 Auguri e altre informazioni utili Seguici su Instragram: RunTrento (@runtrento)
“David Crosby, I read your chart man” is how Kirk starts his long-awaited chat with one of pop-culture's most notorious Cannabis influencers. In 50-years, David Crosby has had a very public relationship with cannabis, addictions, incarceration, and relationships, which he willingly discusses. With thoughtful understanding that these past behaviours are well reported elsewhere, Kirk digs into current events asking his guest to speak to his new relationship with legal and medicinal cannabis. They discuss his involvement with NORML, his “Mighty Croz” branding, focusing mostly on his medical uses of cannabis; they even exchange their wives' cookie recipe and how cannabis has become a very calculated element of David Crosby's day-to-day creative life-style.David Crosby - WikipediaMighty Croz Additional Music:Desiree Dorion desireedorion.comMarc Clement - FacebookTranscripts, papers and so much more at: reefermed.ca
We're joined by the brilliant Hayden Crozier, hear how Boydy and Croz helped get eachother's career's going; AFL plane etiquette and how insane crowds can be at VFL level! Like us on socials - @dannyboydbulldogs Thanks to @reidparker_ for the artwork and @hughmcginlay for the song!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Vertige consacré à David Crosby. - Vertigo, c'est un vertige musical qui nous porte d'un titre à l'autre pour explorer les styles, les anecdotes, les coïncidences et les différents mystères qui parcourent la grande histoire de la création sonore, et c'est aussi l'occasion de partir à l'écoute des goûts musicaux de nos invités ! Une playlist de tous les podcast pour réécoute est disponible sur les pages Soundcloud ( soundcloud.com/radiocampusbx/sets/good-night-bordeaux) et Spotify ( open.spotify.com/playlist/6KqdfUT…3f3aea550c7a42a7) de Radio Campus Bordeaux. Réalisation, animation et programmation musicale : Lucien Ducasse Participation occasionnelle à la programmation musicale : Lucas Huguet, Thierry Maurice, Ghislain Fernand. Vertigo est également présent sur les réseaux sociaux Facebook ( www.facebook.com/vertigoradiocampus), Instagram ( www.instagram.com/vertigoradiocampus/) et Twitter ( twitter.com/VertigoRadio881).
Earlier this year, an iconic voice in the music world left us: David Crosby. From the Byrds, Crosby Stills Nash and Young, his duo projects with Graham Nash, CPR, his solo projects and so much more, Croz continued to tour and create new music until the very end. For the past three decades, an integral part of Crosby's creative process was guitarist Jeff Pevar. On this episode of Inside MusiCast, Jeff joins us to chat about his relationship with Croz, including how they discovered each other back in the early ‘90s, along with stories about performing, touring, writing and recording with this iconic musician. Inside MusiCast is pleased to welcome back to the show, Jeff Pevar.
Broken Record with Rick Rubin, Malcolm Gladwell, Bruce Headlam and Justin Richmond
At 81 years-old, Graham Nash describes his life as, “a magic story from beginning to end.” Graham's career began in 1962 as a singer/songwriter in the British pop band The Hollies. After a string of hits in the UK, Graham left the Hollies, and moved to L.A. to start a band with the former Byrds vocalist, David Crosby, and Stephen Stills, whose band Buffalo Springfield had just broken up. From the start, Crosby Stills & Nash were dubbed a folk-rock supergroup, and they went on to become one of the era's most revered bands, thanks to their gorgeous three-part harmony and exquisite songwriting. Following the death of David Crosby in January, Rick Rubin sat down with Graham Nash to talk about Graham's deep love and admiration for Croz. On today's episode we'll hear the first part of Rick's conversation with Graham, who reminisces about the day he met Crosby, who immediately rolled Graham the most perfect joint he'd ever seen. Graham also explains how it was actually Cass Elliot from the Mamas and the Papas who was responsible for bringing CSN together, and he recalls classic stories about Neil Young's unpredictable early days in CSNY. You can hear a playlist of some of our favorite Graham Nash songs HERE.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Michael Crossley is a real American hero. For 8 years, Croz served in the Marine Corps, doing just about every badass thing you can think of—amphibious reconnaissance, jumping out of planes, and serving in the first Gulf War. Landing back in the states in 2011, and facing PTSD and other hardships post-military, he committed himself to a new mission. As the Director of Base Camp, and the founder of Veteran Camp, an off-the-grid weekend for vets, Croz is an aggressive man who measures success in terms of service to others. Find out more about Crossroads Camps, including Veteran Camp, here.
Time to straighten out what's going on, bent or not: -Guns n' Roses lock-in for World Tour '23, band-branded NASCAR makes impact! -Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr reportedly recording for next Rolling Stones album! -Peter Green's musical possessions up for auction! -Graham Nash Now to drop in May! -Depeche Mode expands tour focus, adds dates! -Led Zeppelin documentary being reworked and retitled! -Sammy-era Van Halen vinyl nuts about to find musical joy! -Brian May's take on inspiring thrash, Croz's parting advice & more! Feel free to slide by and visit our website anytime!!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Time to straighten out what's going on, bent or not: -Guns n' Roses lock-in for World Tour '23, band-branded NASCAR makes impact! -Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr reportedly recording for next Rolling Stones album! -Peter Green's musical possessions up for auction! -Graham Nash Now to drop in May! -Depeche Mode expands tour focus, adds dates! -Led Zeppelin documentary being reworked and retitled! -Sammy-era Van Halen vinyl nuts about to find musical joy! -Brian May's take on inspiring thrash, Croz's parting advice & more! Feel free to slide by and visit our website anytime!!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The icons of the sixties are physically leaving us, one by one. My intentions are to keep their music alive. The music of the 60s especially was unique and many of the albums that contained those tunes have endured a half century or more, just begging to jump onto a turntable so the stylus can be gently placed into the endless groove and be played and appreciated. Or hated. There are so many songs I despise, even though they were great, they got overplayed on commercial radio. I'm trying very diligently to hold off on repeating any songs, though I feel some are so worth repeating. This is probably the 4th time I've played Wooden Ships but why not with such a great tune with Stephen Stills' signature guitar solo and great lyrics that make you wonder about so much. I give this hour to Croz and encourage you to explore his compositions and especially his latest works, solo and with his son, James Raymond, guitarist Jeff Pevar in the group CPR. Enjoy! I'm digging' listening to the early podcasts! Listen live Wednesdays at 5 Central Time in Nashville on 103.7 & 107.1 or stream here and here. Replays and downloads are available at: StudioMillsWellness.com , Apple Podcasts , and Podbean.com, the podcast host .
Crosby's passing feels like the end of something big. It's hit us hard here at Discograffiti Central, and so everything got pushed two weeks, original co-host Joe Kennedy was harangued back into the ring, and so ensued the ultimate eulogy—an exploratory saunter through the man's life and work that'll allow us all to both commiserate and celebrate the fruits of Croz's wild ride together. Part 2 takes in everything from the debut Crosby & Nash LP, through his harrowing years of hard drug abuse, and into his late-life solo renaissance. Next week: SWEETWATER, with band expert Corbin Betleyoun! Official playlist curated by Dave on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/21Tk4DgeWzFotpqF5sxJXG?si=CMkptpM3QgimlFbLzxs5oQ 10/4/73: CSNY, live at Winterland, complete show: https://youtu.be/YzJ99HF4RhE 9/16/74: CSNY, live at Wembley Stadium in London, almost 3 hrs long!: https://youtu.be/YzJ99HF4RhE 1983: CSN performing Wooden Ships with an obviously impaired Croz: https://youtu.be/tCB5tS1L2kw Mid-‘80s post-arrest TV interview: https://youtu.be/yFM8KKY_pWo 12/8/18: Croz & The Lighthouse Band, Live at the Capitol Theatre: https://www.youtube.com/live/3ohM6mmbmHo?feature=share CONNECT Join our Soldiers of Sound Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1839109176272153 Link Tree: https://linktr.ee/discograffiti Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/discograffitipod/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Discograffiti/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Discograffiti YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClyaQCdvDelj5EiKj6IRLhw Web site: http://discograffiti.com/ Patreon: www.Patreon.com/Discograffiti CONTACT DAVE Email: dave@discograffiti.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/DaveGebroe Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/davidgebroe/ CONTACT TODD ZIMMER: GRAPHIC DESIGN Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ToddZimmer and https://www.facebook.com/punknjunkradio Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_real_todd_zimmer/ and https://www.instagram.com/punknjunkradioshow/ #davidcrosby #grahamnash #stephenstills #thebyrds #neilyoung #csny #chrishillman #rogermcguinn #folkrock #crosbystillsandnash #crosbystillsnashandyoung #geneclark #vinyl #csn #vinylcollection #jonimitchell #rock #vinylcommunity #classicrock #music hippie #recordcollection #countryrock #nowspinning #rocknroll #folk #music #vinyljunkie --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/discograffiti/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/discograffiti/support
Dean Parks Live on Game Changers with Vicki Abelson Dean Parks has played with everyone on every album ever recorded. Close. His discography is so long I had to take rest breaks as I was scrolling. How many did we get to? Well, we polished some of the gemstones. A 5-year-old with a steel guitar, he was playing with the big boys at 6. Clarinet followed, and saxophone, which he still plays brilliantly, before focusing on guitar, where he is lord and master of the sessions. Starting with Sonny and Cher, Steely Dan, Stevie Wonder's Innervisions (in my top 10 of all time), Songs in the Key of Life, spectacular memories there, meeting Snuffy Walden and the years of work he did with him, Jimmy Webb, Dolly Parton, Bette Midler, Barbra Streisand, Linda Ronstadt, The Jackson Five, great fun there, Crosby, Stills and Nash, then Crosby and Nash, then Croz, having just rehearsed for an upcoming tour before his passing. Lovely feelings recounted. Touring with James Taylor, as his hands when he broke his, and the challenges of that. Lyle Lovett, and the wonderfulness there, Teresa James, Herbie Hancock, The Fabelmans… the man hasn't stopped since he started, nor has he ever had to choose even a temporary alternative to his talent and his passion. With no end in sight, if you're in LA you can catch him live at The Baked Potato. If not, just turn on your radio––songs past, present and no doubt well into the future will be featuring the skilled, soulful, spectacular virtuosity that is Dean Parks. Dean Parks Live on Game Changers with Vicki Abelson Wed, February 1, 5 pm PT, 8 pm ET Streamed Live on The Facebook Replay here: https://bit.ly/3JQFIH1
Dean Parks Live on Game Changers with Vicki Abelson Dean Parks has played with everyone on every album ever recorded. Close. His discography is so long I had to take rest breaks as I was scrolling. How many did we get to? Well, we polished some of the gemstones. A 5-year-old with a steel guitar, he was playing with the big boys at 6. Clarinet followed, and saxophone, which he still plays brilliantly, before focusing on guitar, where he is lord and master of the sessions. Starting with Sonny and Cher, Steely Dan, Stevie Wonder's Innervisions (in my top 10 of all time), Songs in the Key of Life, spectacular memories there, meeting Snuffy Walden and the years of work he did with him, Jimmy Webb, Dolly Parton, Bette Midler, Barbra Streisand, Linda Ronstadt, The Jackson Five, great fun there, Crosby, Stills and Nash, then Crosby and Nash, then Croz, having just rehearsed for an upcoming tour before his passing. Lovely feelings recounted. Touring with James Taylor, as his hands when he broke his, and the challenges of that. Lyle Lovett, and the wonderfulness there, Teresa James, Herbie Hancock, The Fabelmans… the man hasn't stopped since he started, nor has he ever had to choose even a temporary alternative to his talent and his passion. With no end in sight, if you're in LA you can catch him live at The Baked Potato. If not, just turn on your radio––songs past, present and no doubt well into the future will be featuring the skilled, soulful, spectacular virtuosity that is Dean Parks. Dean Parks Live on Game Changers with Vicki Abelson Wed, February 1, 5 pm PT, 8 pm ET Streamed Live on The Facebook Replay here: https://bit.ly/3JQFIH1
Hello to you listening in Woodinville, Washington!Coming to you from Whidbey Island, Washington this is Stories From Women Who Walk with 60 Seconds for Wednesdays on Whidbey and your host, Diane Wyzga.We are not used to people of advanced years, seniors, elders, crones, old folks becoming prolific in the waning years of their lives. And yet, witness recently departed 81 year old musician David Crosby who in 2014, when he was 72 years of age released his first solo album in 21 years, “Croz,” which debuted in the Billboard Top 40. Following that Mr. Crosby released five solo albums, most recently “For Free” in 2021 at the age of 79. He was quoted in 2019 saying that his late-in-life resurgence was sparked by his realization that “at this stage, you don't know if you've got two weeks or 10 years,” adding, “Really what matters is what you do with whatever time you have.”As I get ready to celebrate my Happy Continuation Day on February 4th I know I've not yet earned Mr. Crosby's advanced age nor resurgence of prolific output; however, today I am doing what matters because I don't know how much time I have. What matters? I help people and organizations find the words they don't know they have to tell the story that communicates their values, purpose and vision.I cannot say I do change the world; but I cannot say I don't.Call to Action: If you are curious about how to find the words to tell your story, what you're about so you connect and succeed in the spirit of who you are, let's work together. Check out the Episode Notes to reach me at Quarter Moon Story Arts (still under major reconstruction) or on LinkedIn.You're invited: “Come for the stories - stay for the magic!” Speaking of magic, I hope you'll subscribe, follow, share a 5-star rating and nice review on your social media or podcast channel of choice, and join us next time! Remember to stop by the website, check out the Services, arrange a Discovery Call, and Opt In to stay current with Diane and Quarter Moon Story Arts and on LinkedIn. Stories From Women Who Walk Production TeamPodcaster: Diane F Wyzga & Quarter Moon Story ArtsMusic: Mer's Waltz from Crossing the Waters by Steve Schuch & Night Heron MusicAll content and image © 2019 to Present: for credit & attribution Quarter Moon Story Arts
Maybe he's born with it, maybe it's a potato brush: Ricky spills his beauty secrets! The Boys pay tribute to Lisa Marie Presley and David Crosby, and reveal why Croz wasn't their fan! Plus: Power slaps, cockfights and more-than-kissing cousins...
Crosby's passing feels like the end of something big. It's hit us hard here at Discograffiti Central, and so everything got pushed two weeks, original co-host Joe Kennedy was harangued back into the ring, and so ensued the ultimate eulogy—an exploratory saunter through the man's life and work that'll allow us all to both commiserate and celebrate the fruits of Croz's wild ride together. Part 1 takes in everything from “Mr. Tambourine Man” to “If I Could Only Remember My Name.” Next week: Croz Part 2. Official playlist curated by Dave on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5uB9tH3XxPlOkIcuCnP21k?si=Ph03zsyTTg6Bg5OcK-Vqyw 1966, silent studio footage of The Byrds recording: https://youtu.be/HyWJom-Uc0w Date unknown, priceless ego-flaring CSN footage from Long Time Comin': https://youtu.be/KBNVmE3mvjg August 1969, “Helplessly Hoping” live at Woodstock: https://youtu.be/ttbhQ7yr8JY August 1969, The Dick Cavett Show, ridin high the day after Woodstock ended, feat. a slew of hippie royalty: https://youtu.be/y-yzV5gKvGg December 1970, David & The Dorks live at The Matrix: https://youtu.be/IFrfqV8OJGo Circa 1971, The PERRO Sessions (just a taste!): https://youtu.be/WELRag-wuwo CONNECT Join our Soldiers of Sound Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1839109176272153 Link Tree: https://linktr.ee/discograffiti Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/discograffitipod/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Discograffiti/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Discograffiti YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClyaQCdvDelj5EiKj6IRLhw Web site: http://discograffiti.com/ Patreon: www.Patreon.com/Discograffiti CONTACT DAVE Email: dave@discograffiti.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/DaveGebroe Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/davidgebroe/ CONTACT TODD ZIMMER: GRAPHIC DESIGN Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ToddZimmer and https://www.facebook.com/punknjunkradio Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_real_todd_zimmer/ and https://www.instagram.com/punknjunkradioshow/ #davidcrosby #grahamnash #stephenstills #thebyrds #neilyoung #csny #chrishillman #rogermcguinn #folkrock #crosbystillsandnash #crosbystillsnashandyoung #geneclark #vinyl #csn #vinylcollection #jonimitchell #rock #vinylcommunity #classicrock #music hippie #recordcollection #countryrock #nowspinning #rocknroll #folk #music #vinyljunkie --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/discograffiti/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/discograffiti/support
This week's Bent News, #43 includes: -The full story on the passing of David Crosby! (see Jimmy Webb tribute below) -Neil Young to play Willie Nelson's 90th birthday jam! -John Lennon "Lost Weekend" documentary due in April! -The lowdown on Rivals Sons! -Ian Hunter announces new album, Defiance! due in April! -Yes gather forces and sell back catalogue to Atlantic Records! -Doors members sell rights for charity and more! JIMMY WEBB on DAVD CROSBY: Croz, as he was known to his friends, was a gregarious, mischievous, sensitive guy who you could have a legitimate conversation with. I remember the first time I saw him up close: He had driven his black Mercedes Benz 450 SEL out into the desert to go sailplaning with me. He got out of the big sedan in a cloud of dust and strode toward me like a giant, a big grin plastered across his face. I knew in that instant that he was absolutely stone-not-afraid to ride in a glider or anything else you might think of. Conditions were lousy that day so I paid for an extra long tow, up to 10,000 feet because I knew rightly enough that we wouldn't be airborne for very long. I muddled around and kept us up for around 40 minutes or so, and the whole time he was like a child with a new toy. He was inquisitive about every detail of the mechanisms on board and did not get airsick - unlike some others I could mention! We landed safely in the late afternoon after a bond had been formed up about 5000 feet as we waved to hikers on the side of Mount Baden-Powell. At the time I knew of him from my friend Art Garfunkel, who had used him profusely on backgrounds for the Watermark album, which Art and I cut with Barry Beckett in Muscle Shoals, Alabama. From listening to his lilting concert tenor on Artie's rough mixes, I resolved that if I could get him to do it, I would have him sing some backgrounds on some of my stuff. Endearingly, he came at first call and brought Graham Nash along with him. Most recently, he and Graham sang backgrounds on my song, “If These Walls Could Speak”, from my Fred Mollin-produced Still Within The Sound Of My Voice (2013). It's possible that this will turn out to be the last recording the two made together. He was there for me at Alice Tully Hall (NYC) the night a plethora of names showed up for my live concert birthday party. In short, whenever I asked him, he was there. If I have one regret in my life at this moment, it's that I didn't make time to get on the sailboat with him when I was asked during a rather busy trip to California. But he wouldn't want me to look back with any regret about anything. He was just that kind of cool, easy-going, sweet guy. His was a gigantic star, it shines still there somewhere above the Southern Cross, this sailor, prophet, humanitarian, intellectual, and songwriter. Oh, and lest I forget, father as well. It's natural to feel a little emptiness when a friend passes but in this case I am aching and grieving for a whole magic, scintillating era of unsurpassed music, a time of beauty and elegance in musical art. In my mind he stands for all of that. The political conscience applied to the art of communicating with the masses. I was at David Geffen's house the afternoon Graham and Croz showed up with a little number called “Four Dead in Ohio”. When I heard it, they were angry and it resonated off the walls of the house in a way that made me think: this is a song that will change things. Godspeed, David. You left the world a better place than you found it. Love, Jimmy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This week's Bent News, #43 includes: -The full story on the passing of David Crosby! (see Jimmy Webb tribute below) -Neil Young to play Willie Nelson's 90th birthday jam! -John Lennon "Lost Weekend" documentary due in April! -The lowdown on Rivals Sons! -Ian Hunter announces new album, Defiance! due in April! -Yes gather forces and sell back catalogue to Atlantic Records! -Doors members sell rights for charity and more! JIMMY WEBB on DAVD CROSBY: Croz, as he was known to his friends, was a gregarious, mischievous, sensitive guy who you could have a legitimate conversation with. I remember the first time I saw him up close: He had driven his black Mercedes Benz 450 SEL out into the desert to go sailplaning with me. He got out of the big sedan in a cloud of dust and strode toward me like a giant, a big grin plastered across his face. I knew in that instant that he was absolutely stone-not-afraid to ride in a glider or anything else you might think of. Conditions were lousy that day so I paid for an extra long tow, up to 10,000 feet because I knew rightly enough that we wouldn't be airborne for very long. I muddled around and kept us up for around 40 minutes or so, and the whole time he was like a child with a new toy. He was inquisitive about every detail of the mechanisms on board and did not get airsick - unlike some others I could mention! We landed safely in the late afternoon after a bond had been formed up about 5000 feet as we waved to hikers on the side of Mount Baden-Powell. At the time I knew of him from my friend Art Garfunkel, who had used him profusely on backgrounds for the Watermark album, which Art and I cut with Barry Beckett in Muscle Shoals, Alabama. From listening to his lilting concert tenor on Artie's rough mixes, I resolved that if I could get him to do it, I would have him sing some backgrounds on some of my stuff. Endearingly, he came at first call and brought Graham Nash along with him. Most recently, he and Graham sang backgrounds on my song, “If These Walls Could Speak”, from my Fred Mollin-produced Still Within The Sound Of My Voice (2013). It's possible that this will turn out to be the last recording the two made together. He was there for me at Alice Tully Hall (NYC) the night a plethora of names showed up for my live concert birthday party. In short, whenever I asked him, he was there. If I have one regret in my life at this moment, it's that I didn't make time to get on the sailboat with him when I was asked during a rather busy trip to California. But he wouldn't want me to look back with any regret about anything. He was just that kind of cool, easy-going, sweet guy. His was a gigantic star, it shines still there somewhere above the Southern Cross, this sailor, prophet, humanitarian, intellectual, and songwriter. Oh, and lest I forget, father as well. It's natural to feel a little emptiness when a friend passes but in this case I am aching and grieving for a whole magic, scintillating era of unsurpassed music, a time of beauty and elegance in musical art. In my mind he stands for all of that. The political conscience applied to the art of communicating with the masses. I was at David Geffen's house the afternoon Graham and Croz showed up with a little number called “Four Dead in Ohio”. When I heard it, they were angry and it resonated off the walls of the house in a way that made me think: this is a song that will change things. Godspeed, David. You left the world a better place than you found it. Love, Jimmy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
...Otis and Carla and Gogi and Barry....John, Paul, George, Ringo...and Croz....
Dave and Shane present their full interview with founding #Kansas guitarist #RichardWilliams who talks about the 50th anniversary band celebration album “Another Fork In The Road.” Williams also takes us through much of the history of the legendary progressive rock group. Dave and Shane also take a moment to honor the life and tremendous legacy of singer, songwriter and guitarist #DavidCrosby. The #CSN, #CSNY and #Byrds icon died January 18th at the age of 81, just two months after appearing on our program in what would be one of his final interviews ever. You will hear some of that interview in this show. #Croz was the sound of a generation, and then some. #RIPDavidCrosby
Lou's self-imposed ‘song a week' challenge continues with a new 4-track creation ‘Good Times'. Could this be, according to Adelle, ‘the best one yet'? Lou pays tribute to the legendary David Crosby with a live version of Croz's ‘What's Happening?'.https://barlowfamilygeneralstore.com/ for knitwear and music-related items (handwritten lyrics and album art re-creations!) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
On today's Fretboard Journal Podcast, we pay tribute to David Crosby. Croz was a dear friend to the Fretboard Journal magazine and all that we do. Over the last 15 years, we were lucky enough to interview him several times about his music, his guitar collection, and more. For this episode, we're sharing two of our favorite interviews with Croz: One that he and Joe Henry had at the first Fretboard Summit (originally aired as episode 92 of this podcast). We're also sharing a previously unheard interview that we did with Crosby in 2021 around the 50th anniversary of his solo album, If I Could Only Remember My Name. He tells us about the making of that seminal album, working with Jerry Garcia, his (at the time) new album, For Free, and his love for working with the Lighthouse band. We also chat about what he was listening to at the time (including Sarah Jarosz) and more. We hope you enjoy these two candid talks with a true music hero who kept pushing the creative envelope until the very end. If you enjoy this episode (or any others) please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts and please share the show with friends. Our podcast is sponsored by Retrofret Vintage Guitars, Peghead Nation (use the promo code FRETBOARD and get your first month free or $20 off any annual subscription); Izotope (use the coupon code FRET10 to save 10% off their plug-ins); and Stringjoy Strings.
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Photo: Perry Bax 1975 NEW FOR JANUARY 21, 2023 Musical special sauce . . . Croz - Remembering David Crosby - The Best Radio You Have Never Heard Vol. 452 Special Edition 1. To The Last Whale: Critical Mass / Wind On The Water - David Crosby and Graham Nash 2. Almost Cut My Hair (early) - Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young 3. So You Want To Be A Rock and Roll Star - The Byrds. 4. Long Time Gone (early) - David Crosby and Stephen Stills 5. Rodriguez For A Night - David Crosby 6. Carry Me - David Crosby and Graham Nash 7. Wooden Ships (live) - David Crosby and Graham Nash 8. Eight Miles High (live) - David Crosby and Roger McGuinn 9. Take The Money and Run - David Crosby and Graham Nash 10. Turn, Turn, Turn - The Byrds 11. Guinnevere (electric) - Crosby, Stills and Nash 12. Triad - David Crosby 13. Woodstock (live) - David Crosby 14. Lay Me Down - David Crosby and Graham Nash 15. I Think I - David Crosby 16. Mr. Tambourine Man - The Byrds 17. Compass (live) - Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young 18. Déjà vu (live) - David Crosby and The Lighthouse Band 19. Mexico - James Taylor feat. David Crosby and Graham Nash 20. Ohio (live) - CPR The Best Radio You Have Never Heard. Another year bites the dust. Accept No Substitute. Click to join the conversation on the Facebook page.
HOW TO MAKE FRIENDS AND INFLUENCE PEOPLEIF I COULD ONLY REMEMBER MY NAME by David Crosby (1971, Atlantic)The Reaper continues its rampage, cutting swathes across the aging population of musical pioneers. Last week it was Jeff Beck, yesterday David Crosby. In fairness, it was actually amazing that the Croz lived as long as he did. He had diabetes, and In 1994 underwent a liver transplant (paid for by Phil Collins), after suffering for years with Hep C. But despite a notorious reputation for drug abuse that would cripple even a hardened junkie, David kept forging an unfettered path, making enemies with his thoughtless taunts, enduring break ups and reunions, yet still creating some of our greatest music with his frenemies, solo, and for the last mile in collaboration with his long-abandoned and rediscovered son, James Raymond.David Van Cortland Crosby, the son of Academy Award Winning cinematographer Floyd Crosby, was a California boy who became foundational to the California folk-rock soundtrack of our generation, and despite the fact that near the end of his life he had to stay on the road and sell his catalogue to pay off his mortgage, those songs will reside forever in the Laurel Canyon canon. Crosby was a notoriously difficult character who burnt nearly every bridge he ever crossed. His bandmate from the Byrds, Jim McGuinn steadfastly refused to work with him again despite David's constant imprecations to reunite; he boldly dissed and insulted Neil Young's soul-mate Darryl Hannah after the death of Neil's first wife Pegi, and somehow alienated his biggest supporter in life, Graham Nash. But, despite this, musician Melissa Etheridge solicited his sperm to make her babies. Maybe because, trumping all the difficulty, David's harmonic acumen was unmatched and a divine gift from God. So, there he undeniably stands: a twice inducted Rock n Roll Hall of Famer for founding two of the most important groups in Rock history. And, this etherial, transcendent solo effort, recorded with the aid of Joni Mitchell, Neil Young, Graham Nash, along with members of The Jefferson Airplane and The Grateful Dead represents an artist whose questing musical imagination was always and eternally of a deeply spiritual nature. Humans are so complicated. As Dylan said: “I contain multitudes,” and David Crosby was an exemplar of that.
This is a rerelease of our episode with legendary musician David Crosby. He was magnificently generous with his time, thoughts and tokes. His concert later that night was mind-blowing. Thank you for hanging with us Croz. David Crosby (Mighty Croz; 2x Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee; The Byrds; Crosby, Stills & Nash) sits down with Mike and Mary Jane before his sold-out show at LA's Saban Theater. The rock icon gets fired up about climate change, weed, how prison saved him, staying connected to youth, humility, love, LSD, and what he'd do to Mitch McConnell if they ever meet. He tells us why the Beatles sought him out (he had the best weed!), and shares the best advice Joni Mitchell ever gave him. LEAVE A 5-STAR REVIEW / SAVE OUR PLANET / WRITE IT DOWN OR IT DIDN'T HAPPEN Music by Jesse Case Weed+Grub IG Weed+Grub Facebook David Crosby David Crosby Twitter
Your earbuds will rock the chakra and hit the ganja when celebrated LA Times Senior Features Cannabis Correspondent, Author and star of the LA Times Cannabis Video Series the Green Room Adam "Toke-caster" Tschorn reveals what is known about Stoned Yoga, his piece about high peace to Big Luck's, Ol' Blue Eyes and Chumahan, hear how one gets the 21st century's best gig: covering Cannabis for the LA Times, hear about David Crosby on his upcoming strain The Croz, Adam's fashion critic wife, pure Vermont maple syrup, and Adam interviews the King of street wear Big Lucks about the relationship between clothing and cannabis. BONUS: HEAR THE CANNABIS DESCRIBE THE FLOWERS FUTURE IMPACT ON CULTURE.#hardluckshow #prisonstoriesLATimes #cannabis #ganja #stonedyoga @biglucks17 @estevanoriol @seanlewis @LATimes @markpottslat @codyel @erikhw @chumahan_ @artschornhttps://www.latimes.com/lifestyle/story/2022-01-19/i-tried-stoned-yoga-in-la HLS PROTO EPISODES: hls.gumroad.com/l/usdthiSupermaxhardware.comwww.hardluckshow.comwww.hardluckshow.com/mercadoHLS: Audiobook ART OF WAR hls.gumroad.com/l/mbhxsEmail to: hluckshow@gmail.comEmail to: sean@movemental.mediaSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-hard-luck-show/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Krešimir Mudrovčić je član uprave CROZ-a, IT tvrtke koja je praktički veteran na domaćem tržištu i koja radi "enterprise business" rješenja, odnosno rješenja za najveće tvrtke u zemlji i inozemstvu, kao što su banke i telekomi. Posluju po većini Europe, nedavno su otvorili ured u Njemačkoj, a velikog iskustva imaju i u poslovanju s bliskim istokom. CROZ je i jedna od prvih tvrtki koje su radile konferencije za svoje korisnike i koje su koristile ideje employer brandinga, što su danas česte strategije. Pričali smo o početcima i razvoju CROZ-a, o tome kako danas privlače zaposlenike i po čemu je specifično tržište velikih tvrtki. Želite li da napredujemo u stvaranju ovakvog sadržaja? Onda podržite Surove Strasti na Patreonu, to je platforma gdje možete odrediti da se Surovim Strastima svaki mjesec automatski pošalje neki iznos, na primjer 15-tak eura. To nije veliki iznos - manje od jednog izlaska s par prijatelja, a nama puno znači da ostvarimo kvalitetniju produkciju. PREPORUKE ZA LAKŠE I UGODNIJE SLUŠANJE PODCASTA Tri načina kako slušati podcast Kako slušati podcast u autu koji nema Mp3 player Top lista najslušanijih epizoda Za lektire Surovih Strasti, edukacijske sadržaje i za potporu onom što radimo, posjetite našu platformu Surove Strasti Academy.
This week, Team Mousetalgia speak to some of our favorite guests from the past 13 years of our show, including Beci Mahnken of Mouse Fan Travel, former Imagineers Josh and Croz, Disney historian Joseph Titizian, former Disneyland Tour Guide Barbara Brock, Disney Geek Jeffrey Epstein, author/Imagineer Chris Merritt, and podcaster/comedian/superstar Tim Babb. Join us for all sorts of fun and insightful conversations!
David Crosby and Steve Silberman continue their in-depth conversation about David's iconic album, If I Could Only Remember My Name, in Freak Flag Flying's final episode of season two. To begin, Steve takes you on a musical journey that features classic Croz songs that you know and love, along with rare, previously unheard tracks and demos. Whether you're a hardcore Crosby fanatic or just a fan of creative, innovative, soul-soothing music, you'll love what Steve has in store. The episode continues by rejoining David at Hyde Street Studios (formerly Wally Heider's, where the album was recorded 50 years ago), to hear more stories about the recording of this all-time classic album, as well as tales of meeting the Beatles as a member of the Byrds and turning George Harrison onto the music of Ravi Shankar, Jerry Garcia's distinctive gift to one of David's greatest tracks, “Laughing,” how hard it is to sit in successfully with the Grateful Dead, and meeting acid king and sonic alchemist Owsley Stanley in LAX. You'll also hear David talk about the essence of what music means to him.Freak Flag Flying is brought to you by Osiris Media. Interview and editing by Steve Silberman. Produced by Tom Marshall and Zach Brogan. Art by Mark Dowd. Photo of Croz by Matt Bueby. Sales/Sponsorships by Greg Stangel and Christina Collins. Media by Nick Cejas. To discover more podcasts that connect you more deeply to the music you love, check out osirispod.comThis is an Osiris Media production, all rights reserved 2021 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Welcome back to season two of Freak Flag Flying! Over the course of the next two episodes, music legend David Crosby and his friend and bestselling author Steve Silberman will take you inside the studio (literally) for an all-encompassing look at David's timeless masterpiece, If I Could Only Remember My Name, with their conversations taking place in the very building that it was recorded in over 50 years ago, Hyde Street Studios (formerly Wally Heider's). Along with their in-depth discussion, listeners will have the opportunity to hear some Crosby tracks that have never been heard by the public before!Today's episode features David taking Steve through the journey of making the album and collaborating with his friends and musical geniuses like Joni Mitchell, members of the Grateful Dead, and Jefferson Airplane co-founders Paul Kantner, and Grace Slick. David goes on to explain his friendship and profound musical connection with Jerry Garcia, discovering Joni Mitchell and bringing her to Los Angeles, and the tragedy that struck just prior to the IICORMN sessions -- a loss that can still be felt deeply in the words and melodies of the album. David also expounds upon his affinity with open tunings and tuning by ear rather than digitally, which contributed immensely to the distinctively luminous sound of the album, as recorded by Wally Heider's brilliant in-house engineer Stephen Barncard.Freak Flag Flying is brought to you by Osiris Media. Interview and editing by Steve Silberman. Produced by Tom Marshall and Zach Brogan. Art by Mark Dowd. Photo of Croz by Matt Bueby. Sales/Sponsorships by Greg Stangel and Christina Collins. Media by Nick Cejas. To discover more podcasts that connect you more deeply to the music you love, check out osirispod.comThis is an Osiris Media production, all rights reserved 2021 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Upon turning 80, rock legend David Crosby gets lit with us and lovingly recalls the greatest moments of his own illustrious weed history. From blazing out The Beatles, to sailing the high seas with the 1970s most prolific pot smugglers, he's seen and smoked it all—and lived to tell the tale. Croz also explains why he loves growing his own, and just might write a song about it. Special thanks to Mighty Croz, his personal weed brand, for arranging the interview. And check out his excellent new album For Free. SUPPORT "GREAT MOMENTS IN WEED HISTORY" ON PATREON Sign up for our Great Moments in Weed History Patreon for special bonuses and fun surprises PLEASE VISIT OUR SPONSORS! This episode is brought to you by Tweedle Farms, Northwest Oregon's premier, family owned hemp farm, specializing in farm-to-table, terpene rich, high CBD hemp flower, concentrates, vapes, edibles and topicals. Use promo code “greatmoments” for 20% off your next order shipped anywhere in the United States.
On episode 10 of Past Prime, Steve and Matty lift the veil off of one of the great cold cases of American Classic Rock. The co-hosts first travel back to 1988 and pull on the thread of CSNY's "American Dream." And then they keep pulling and pulling, all the way back through "Deja Vu" and through CSN's (minus Y) 1969 debut. They shed their Gen X biases, the decades of Boomer propaganda and cast a sober look at the 80s comeback and everything that came before it. What they discover is grisly -- not for the faint of heart. And especially not for avid CSN fans. Ultimately, they find that CSNY was a folksy "boy band," highly competent at three part harmonies and not a whole lot more (except for the Young songs). They discover that CSNY were elevated to Hippie Rock Mt. Rushmore on the basis of great timing and bad drugs. And, for nearly fifty years, most of us bought the story. But, no more. "American Dream" is quickly dispatched with. The songs are mostly awful. Croz struggles with competence, Nash with depth and Stills with self-awareness. The longer, winding journey, however, is the investigation of how the band ascended and who was to blame for the fraud? If you are curious about late 60s fin de siecle moment when the Hippie dream was on the line, then this is the episode for you. On the other hand, if you still believe that American bands of the 60s and 70s made the best Rock and Roll (we don't mean Soul, Funk, Jazz, Country or Folk) in the world, please brace yourself before pressing play. To read more about CSNY's "American Dream" check out the full essay at Past Prime.
'Ignorance and innocence are the greatest tools you can ever have''Deal in Real' 'Don't try and solve what doesn't exist'Some of the best Croz quotes and there's plenty more where they came from...Why do we make business so complicated? Keeping it simple for success is the focus of this podcast with Mindset Master, Croz Crozzley.Over 30 years, Croz has seen it all. He's lost his business overnight and found himself at a standing start. He has mastered the teachings of how to keep it simple, relax and create a clear mental image of what you REALLY want. He talks today about how the restrictions of our programming gets in the way and why a little knowledge is dangererous! Reprogramming is a huge part of self-development but if you don't do the work, nothing will change. He talks about the importance of the next step and how you don't need to know everything to do anything. Listen to some of the stories of his own programming in the past and how he has come to a place where he's happy, relaxed and successful - with plenty of time for golf!https://croz.uk.com/https://www.facebook.com/themindsettechnicianhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/croz/
There's not many people in this world who can say they are one of the world's foremost connoisseurs of cannabis, except David Crosby. We had the honor of sitting down with Crosby (singer/song-writer/musician), 2-time Rock & Roll Hall of Famer and founding member of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young and The Byrds. David tells us about how he's utilized cannabis consumption to help with his writing process and to help inspire the hundreds of songs he's created. We talk about how he's been a successful musician for over five decades with cannabis always being a constant in his life. David provides insight into what it felt to play at Woodstock in 69' and one of the memorable stories he remembered from that day. As a leader of the counterculture in the 60's David is still very passionate about global warming, anti-war rhetoric amongst many other passions that still play out in his daily life. We wrap up the episode talking about Mighty Croz Cannabis Brand created by Crosby and Stephen Sponder focusing on high quality cannabis teaming up with cultivators and companies that share their vision. We'll have to be patient for the debut of Mighty Croz as Crosby and his team are waiting for federal legalization to release the brand to the masses. Until then you can catch up on one of the 5 new albums David has released in the last 6 years! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lit-and-lucid/support
Croz Crossley – aka The Mindset Master – has been working with leaders and CEO’s for over 30 years, enabling them to master their minds to achieve success and bring their visions to life by following powerful but simple teachings. He is a regular speaker on the power of the mind and is the author of ‘Tell us Another’ https://croz.uk.com/
A Queensborough native, at the age of nine, knew he was destined for a career in music as he sang his heart out in the family church choir. It was a feeling like no other, for young Jay Croz. As he matured, his strength in composing music, writing lyrics, and performing as an R & B artist has gained him national attention from major labels. Jay Croz has billboard charted, performed with many major artists and produced songs from the hip-hop, R & B, blues, zydeco, and line dance music genre. While perfecting his craft at producing, he also took interest in learning the effects of social media. Jay Croz is now part of the PLMG family and he is ready concur the world with his music, physically and through social media.
Our latest More Than Law podcast features our cross-departmental strategic land team, with host Miri Stickland talking to partners Christopher Findley and Henry Cecil from the Rural Property team, Commercial Real Estate partner Ben Brayford and Planning partner Victoria Du Croz. Discussion points include what we mean by “strategic land”, who are the key parties and their particular drivers and concerns, and the key components needed for a successful strategic land development.
Two episodes in one: we meditate on the harmony tracks and metaphysical overtones of the hymn-like Attics Of My Life, before David Crosby and Steve Silberman return for extended look at how the American Beauty sessions flowed into Croz’s masterpiece, If I Could Only Remember My Name, where Jerry Garcia and the Dead served as supporting musicians and friends.Bob Weir, David Crosby, Graham Nash, Stephen Barncard, Ira Kaplan, Steve Silberman, Erik Davis, William Tyler, Brian Kehew, David Lemieux, Gary Lambert
Croz Crossley is a mentor and a coach to a lot of people, including a number of our recent guests! I have done his training courses and they are extremely insightful! Well this week's Newton's Nuggets is it a bit different, not by design, but by how it panned out! We actually get a bit of free Croz training! Once you have watched this episode and you want to find out more, check out his website, where you can buy Croz's book! https://croz.uk.com As we discussed, THE MENTAL THEFT BOOK IS HERE! That's right, we have the book in our hands and now available for pre-order! https://www.amazon.co.uk/MentalTheft-Your-mind-weakest-link/dp/1838254102 To be a guest on nuggets, sign up here: https://www.mentaltheft.co.uk/newtons-nuggets Thanks as usual to Jesse for making the magic happen: https://www.jlawrence-photography.co.uk Thank you to our sponsors: https://www.genio-accountants.co.uk https://aerice.com As usual, check me out on: https://www.mentaltheft.co.uk #newtonsnuggets
Podcast host, Miri Stickland, is joined by Head of Planning, Partner Victoria Du Croz, and senior associate, Laura Parrish, to discuss the impact of recent changes to the Use Classes Order and Permitted Development Rights as well as further planning reforms which are still to come. “Some clients are really happy with the increased flexibility the new Use Class E offers in terms of how they can use their space. Other landlord clients have been concerned that tenants are able to change the use of their properties without the need for formal planning permission or prior approval from the planning authority. For example, there is now far less control over change of use from retail to restaurant use, which we anticipate could lead to a rise in nuisance claims.” “One of the key industry concerns in respect of the new Permitted Development Rights is that it will allow housing to be brought forward without mitigation of the impact of the change of use of those buildings. Local Authorities will be very limited in respect of the conditions that they can require, in particular in terms of not being able to impose affordable housing quotas, section 106 or CIL payments.”
Sync'd up from an undisclosed locale. Lotta riffin', back on Croz's Twitter. Also, talk about the most "Dad" record of all time - Traveling Wilbury's Vol. 1.
Today we have a bunch of podcast recommendations for the weekend. Festival Circuit: New Orleans Episode 2. In this episode, we explore the idea of family in New Orleans, in all the ways that it manifests—the famous musical families of the city, the broader New Orleans musical family, and the idea that the city feels like one big family in many ways. There's discussion of food, a lot of music, and so much more. We also talk about how the New Orleans family came together around a tragedy, after Hurricane Katrina. We end with talking about this amazing performance from Bruce Springsteen at the 2006 jazz fest, which we'll pick up in episode 4. Thanks to all interviewees, and to our partners at WWOZ. David Crosby from 1998 on The Tapes Archive. A never before published interview with David Crosby from 1998, where Croz talks about meeting his son after 30 years, writing and playing music with his son, and a lot more. I'd also like to remind you about Freak Flag Flying, the 5-part series we did with David Crosby earlier this year, which feels like a lifetime ago. Campaign Songs on Politics of Truth. Bob's guest this week is Margaret Talev, White House and Politics Editor at Axios and a CNN political analyst. Margaret is also a huge music fan who's paid close attention to the soundtracks of campaigns for as long as she's been on the trail. Margaret and Bob discuss which campaigns have harnessed the power of music effectively, and why it's worked. There's also the inevitable awkwardness (and occasional lawsuit) when a campaign co-opts the music of a political opponent, as is happening now with the Trump campaign on multiple fronts. And they talk a little politics. American Aquarium on Southern Songs and Stories. This is the first of a two episode series on BJ Barham of American Aquarium, with in depth conversation with BJ Barham as well as guests Ronda Chollock, a music promoter from Charlottesville, Virginia, and music artist Tyler Boone, who grew up in Charleston, South Carolina, but now calls Hollywood home. They talk about how Barham articulates the dark history of the South so that people will start having conversations about racial and class divides, however uncomfortable those conversations might be. They touch on how bittersweet it must be to have a hit record with no way to play it in person to fans, about how metal and Southern rock have more in common than you might have thought, and working with yet another Grammy-winning producer, Shooter Jennings.Dani Markham on Past, Present, Future, Live! Another reminder about this conversation and the exclusive live music with this amazing percussionist. We talk about her work with Tune-Yards, Childish Gambino, and many others. And stay tuned for the new music. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Welcome to another edition of the Aquarium Drunkard Transmissions podcast, our weekly interview show featuring artists reflecting on their creative process, history, and work. This week, counter culture icon David Crosby. Anyone familiar with his Twitter feed knows Croz is a fount of opinions and insight, capable of immense warmth and good humor, but never one to pull punches. On July 31st, he’s reissuing the catalog of CPR, his cheekily named late ’90s and early 2000s supergroup with guitarist Jeff Pevar and Crosby’s son, keyboardist James Raymond. Alongside the trio’s two studio albums, 1998’s CPR and 2001’s Just Like Gravity, two live albums, Live at Cuesta College and Live at the Wiltern (featuring guest musicians Graham Nash, Marc Cohn, and Phil Collins) round out the overview of the group that set Crosby off on a late career renaissance that continues with recent albums like 2018’s Here If You Listen. A quick note. Crosby spoke with Transmissions co-host Jason P. Woodbury as the mass Black Lives Matter that began in late May were beginning. The conversation does not reflect the remarkable events of the last few weeks. The latest issues of our Sidecar newsletter is dedicated specifically to the inspirational struggle for justice happening in the streets of America right now.
This week on a supersized episode, Team Mousetalgia welcomes Josh Shipley and Brian Crosby to the show to join us for a Josh and Croz Show reunion! In a free-wheeling session, we cover topics including international Disney park attractions, Disneyland transportation vehicles, Disney songs and musicals, peanut butter in the parks, and Disneyland's live performers. We also remember the 65th anniversary of Walt Disney's "Davy Crockett - King of the Wild Frontier" by speaking with Eli Parker, the son of Disney Legend Fess Parker. Eli talks about his father's role as Davy Crockett, his life as the child of a Disney celebrity, his father's career as a winemaker, and Eli's own role in continuing the family's winemaking legacy. Plus - it's been 72 days since Disneyland closed, so Kristen talks about significant "72s" in the world of Disney.
“David Crosby, I read your chart man” is how Kirk starts his long-awaited chat with one of pop-culture's most notorious Cannabis influencers. In 50-years, David Crosby has had a very public relationship with cannabis, addictions, incarceration, and relationships, which he willingly discusses. With thoughtful understanding that these past behaviours are well reported elsewhere, Kirk digs into current events asking his guest to speak to his new relationship with legal and medicinal cannabis. They discuss his involvement with NORML, his “Mighty Croz” branding, focusing mostly on his medical uses of cannabis; they even exchange their wives' cookie recipe and how cannabis has become a very calculated element of David Crosby's day-to-day creative life-style. Music by: David Crosby - https://davidcrosby.com/ (Yes we got a SOCAN membership to use this song all legal and proper like) Additional Music: Desiree Dorion www.desireedorion.com/ Marc Clement http://marcclementmusic.com/ Links: Mighty Croz - https://mightycroz.com/
On this much needed extra episode... we talk to Cros Crossley who is The Mindset Technician. During the outbreak of Convid-19, we don't know what is going to happen over the next few months but as Croz explains in the episode, we are in control of our thoughts and mindsets and we can use this both positivity and negatively. To find out more about Croz, take a look at his website https://croz.uk.com/ and please check out his book “Tell Us Another” here: https://croz.uk.com/product/book/Hope you enjoy the show and please share this anyone who you think it might help!Heads up....This show is sponsored by GROW live! an online business and personal development event that will give you some fire in your belly.If you want to get involved with GROW Live... get in touch! Also.... If you want to find out more about The Grow Show and GROW Radio.... visit our website plus follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
This is a new approach to The Drop for 2020. Every Friday, we'll bring you 5 things you need to know—from Osiris and from music more broadly. And we'll share some music.#1 — Politics of Truth, a new politics and music show from Osiris, hosted by Bob Crawford of The Avett Brothers. He'll talk to socially conscious musicians and political journalists about the 2020 campaign and more. His first guest will be Robert Costa of The Washington Post. Listen to the trailer and subscribe now.#2 — Freak Flag Flying, featuring David Crosby in conversation with his friend Steve Silberman, is coming to a conclusion. Episode 4 of 5 is out now, featuring a never before heard jam with The Dead backing Crosby and more amazing insight from Croz.#3 — DelFest expands lineup, via JamBase. has expanded the 2020 lineup—you can see Leftover Salmon, Sierra Hull, Anders Osborne, Billy Strings, Bela Fleck, the Infamous Stringdusters, and of course the Del McCoury Band and the Travelin' McCourys. We'll be covering this as always.#4 — Skull & Roses Fest, April 2-5, 2020 in Ventura, California. Includes Grateful Shred, Ghost Light, Circles Around the Sun, Keller Williams, Oteil & Friends, and Billy & The Kids—their first shows in 4 years.#5 — Evening with Osiris: Goose, the full event is available through two episodes on Under the Scales. Here, we share a few acoustic tracks from this great evening.The Drop is brought to you by Osiris Media, hosted, produced and edited by RJ Bee. The Drop is brought to you by CashorTrade, and Osiris Media works in partnership with JamBase. Until next time… See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Crosby Kneale (Croz K, formerly Odar Beats) is a versatile musician who scores the hilarious animated series “Trash Planet.” A long-time member of the hip-hop and punk/hardcore communities in Eug/Spfld and Portland, Croz was the chief beatmaker for my 2014 Gradient album, “Ambition.” We talk about Motown, Beach House, JESUS IS KING, Talib Kweli, and much more between my incessant giggling. We’re joined briefly by Trash Planet’s creator, Danny, at 1:27:30. The discussion is on video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuPiGibHScs. Less Stupid is a multimedia show. In 2020, we're releasing a new episode every week, so please subscribe. The first 150 episodes are at hiura2020.org/videos. Support the show, if you want, at patreon.com/hiura. I appreciate ya, either way!
Croz Crossley has a wealth of experience to share after having been in business for over 50 years. Although there were many successes,he says that most of his wisdom and knowledge comes from the things that went wrong during that time. After one very bad situation about 25 years ago he lost everything and after that he really struggled trying to get back in 5 minutes what had taken many years to accumulate. He also at this time learnt that you never make good decisions when you are stressed. That is when he set about studying how powerful our mind is and how much control we have over what happens in our life. Using these teachings he climbed back up the ladder and put himself in a better position than he had been before and then set about telling as many people as he could about these amazing teachings. “be you, be honest, be courageous… if you chase money it will run away. So you have always got to be relaxed retract money… Least desperate you make your business for money the more you will attract. Don't chase money, allow it to come because if you position properly in your business money becomes the result not the reason”…[Listen for More] Click Here for Show Notes To Listen or to Get the Show Notes go to https://wp.me/p6Tf4b-7bh
Larry is a dear friend, a fellow music nerd, the inspiration behind this Podcast, Social Worker, Screen Printing Svengali, Author, Woodstock attendee and a New Yorker to his absolute core. In discussing how New York has changed post 9/11 Larry, in typical style, came up with the eloquent summary that New York has indeed softened and it has moved “from a smirk to a smile”. Put that on a t-shirt and I will buy it! His is a fascinating story that takes us from being a young immigrant in New York and witnessing the birth of rock & roll to living back in the city that defines him and enjoying music and art with the same passion he always has. That passion, enthusiasm and love of music and life comes over loud and clear in this episode , enjoy :-) SPOTIFY PLAYLIST The full versions of Larry’s seven choices are on here plus a further 23 songs from artists that are referenced during our discussion. Its 2 hours and 10 minutes of aural bliss. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1GKbWydf2Yvj3xsosg8Gaz?si=2u6KCmrcTd279P6L84C-agOTHER THINGS MENTIONED The “Play It Loud “exhibition at The Met in New York https://www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/listings/2019/play-it-loudHard Day’s Night – The Moviehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDOD8a3iEgQHard Day’s Night – Peter Sellers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLEMncv140sMiles Davis covered Guinevere written by David Crosby. As is so often the case Croz’s reaction was not what you might have expected as you can see in the attached https://jerryjazzmusician.com/2014/03/great-encounters-34-david-crosby-told-miles-davis-davis-recording-guinivere/ CONTACT DETAILS Larry – email him at Larryh254@gmail.comTerry – you can contact me at Twitter - @musictalkspodEmail – musictalkspod@outlook.comFacebook – If you liked what you heard please like and follow my Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/musictalkspod . There are daily posts connected to the previous episode. CREDITS1. Intro MusicOuttasight from the self-titled album by Good Bones – Available on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/album/4E0ajMx25Gkl7g2SIEHlp8?si=AfcaGhq1TjGKlQaxhM_QVw2. Outro Music South Central by The Professors – if you are in Seattle check them out live. Gigs are posted at https://professorsband.com/3. GraphicsBy Tim Smith and his talented team at https://fluoro.london/Music Talks would not exist without the help and support offered by my now good good friend Jesse Jackson . Do take a listen to his Springsteen Podcast at http://setlustingbruce.libsyn.com/
Inženjerka, konzultantica, direktorica prodaje, maratonka, volonterka – sve to je Vedrana Miholić. Žena koja ima mnogo postignuća, i ne staje. Brzo donosi odluke i zna što želi. Prema svakom izazovu pristupa spremno i disciplinirano. Pripremi se i da sve od sebe. Um ne prihvaća negaciju. Matematičarka u glavi, oduvijek joj je bilo zanimljivo riješiti neki problem, tražiti neku logiku. Prokopati malo po problemu ne tražiti odmah rješenje, već uzrok. Nisu stvari uvijek najjednostavnije. Kroz godine provedene u CROZ-u prošla je nekoliko uloga, no nikad nije mislila da će završiti u prodaji. U njoj je prepoznat kapacitet koji tada ni sama nije vidjela, i danas uspješno vodi tim kao direktorica prodaje. Kako njen tim većinom čine programeri i inženjeri komunikacija s klijentima je stručna i kvalitetna, a time i uspješnija. Ipak, priznaje, tipičan inženjer ima otpor prema prodaji. Nema predodžbu da i on može biti menadžer, i da ima potrebne soft skillove. Zbog nedostatka obrazovanja, i krivih percepcija, takve funkcije radije prepuštaju nekom drugom. Za razliku od klasične prodaje, u CROZ-u se pažljivo bira svaki klijent i posao. Iako je velika potražnja za informatikom i klijenti gotovo padaju s neba, postoji nedostatak ljudi i resursa. Zato se bira ono što će ljudi htjeti raditi. Tehnologije koje idu naprijed, klijenti koji znaju što žele i dobra okolina. U nedostatku IT-evaca , kreativni uredi, kava, piva (a jednog dana možda i roller coaster) u uredima su normalna pojava, a poslovi su ti koji privlače ljude. Naši ljudi ne vole čekati, žele se osjećati da su nešto pridonijeli, osjećati se dobro u onome što rade. Vedrana kroz svoju poziciju, želi stvoriti mladima nove prilike i ugodnu okolinu i tako ih zadržati u Hrvatskoj. Donijeti super posao tu da se ljudi tu dobro osjećaju. Otvoriti vrata da tu dođu ljudi koji vole to što rade. Bitno je da postoji sinergija između društvene odgovornosti, biznis sektora i obrazovanja. Doprinositi društvu, ne samo biznisu. Kao žena u IT-u, često je jedina na sastancima sa strancima. Žene često same sebe podcjenjuju, umanjuju vlastite kapacitete, osjećaju se nesigurno. U Hrvatskoj situacija i nije loša i imamo potencijalno dobar zamah. Važno je osvijestiti da mogu. Kroz programe u školstvu, inicijative robotike dati mogućnost curama da se uključe. Jedan nastavnik može puno utjecati na mlado biće, a velika je uloga i roditelja. Za Hrvatsku kaže da je start up nacija. Manje je tržište i lakše se rade nove stvari. Prate se trendovi. Ulaganje je manje. Tako je i Croz firma koja radi sve. Sa širokim spektrom znanja i specifičnim skills-ovima, poslovi su im dolazili kada nitko nije znao riješiti određeni problem. Jako involvirani u samog klijenta, počnu za njega raditi i ostale poslove. Ipak, kod nas, nedostaje atmosfera u kojoj se smije pogriješiti kako bi mogli biti kreativni i rasti. Greške nisu problem, ako si se potrudio i ako si bio discipliniran. Treba svaki dan učiti. Svaka nova tehnologija donosi nova radna mjesta, samo su drugačija. Bitno je biti spreman zaroniti u nešto novo. Želje je dobro imati, ali ne trebaju biti ispunjene očekivanjima. Dok se grčiš, stvari idu jako teško. Stabilnost, disciplina. Truditi se. Sporo ali dostižno. Dogodit će se kad se najmanje nadaš. -- Autorica teksta: Mateja Pavlešić Vedrana Miholić je trenutno direktor prodaje u CROZ-u, no prošla je put od developerke do direktora edukacije i konzaltinga, te organiziranja konferencija i drugih događaja, a povremeno predaje i na domaćim fakultetima i učilištima. Članica je upravnog odbora grupe STEMI koja promiče inženjersku edukaciju, osobito s obzirom na robotiku, te je aktivno volontirala u udruzi RODA - Roditelji u akciji. Uz sve to bavi se trčanjem i redovito trči maratone, čak i kada je na poslovnom putu. Uskoro ćemo objaviti popis tema. PREPORUKE ZA LAKŠE I UGODNIJE SLUŠANJE PODCASTA Tri načina kako slušati podcast Kako slušati podcast u autu koji nema Mp3 player
In episode 23 Rob and Greg Innterview Croz Crossley The Mindset master. Croz has been helping people with their mindset for the last 25 years. With 40 years experience in business hes experiended the highs and sometimes VERY LOWS of running your own business. Croz:www.croz.uk.com/product/book www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/mindset-mastery-the-science-of-success-tickets-61643758140 Greg: https://www.gregdetisi.com/ Rob: http://rleat-fitness.com/
In this episode, I caught up with Uncle Croz If you're in business and fell you are going around in circles, well listen to the show we also talk about his recent trip to Africa where he and Auntie Vale support an Orphanage Link to the Funding Page HERE Find croz at HERE image below is from the Orphanage Got a great story go to www.duggystoneradio.com and send message to kirk pickstone via the shoutbox link we are on Alexa as well just say Alexa Enable Duggystone Radio
Legendary singer-songwriter David Crosby sits down with Simon and Brian in Manchester to discuss the writing of his stunning new album Here If You Listen as well as songs from his previous solo albums and the Crosby, Stills & Nash catalogue. In the conversation, Croz explains what he learned from songwriters like Joni Mitchell and how his collaborations with the Lighthouse and Sky Trails bands have led to one of the most productive periods of his extraordinary career.
Croz is one of the most astute people Ive ever met , he quickly gets to the reason and information that has you in turmoil. Meeting Uncle Croz and his Amazing wife Auntie Val has changed the whole way I look at the world My path is now clear as a result of his teaching and a day spent with him. If you are lucky enough to be in the UK then search him out and get on his course, if your not then buy his book and watch his youtube videos. I went from a state of confusion to doing some amazing video interviews on "Inspired Edingbourgh & havign my radio shows aired in Austrailia with some 60,000 listeners per show" It's powerful stuff His website is http://croz.uk.com/ Hos books on Amazon in paperback and digital on Kindle https://www.amazon.co.uk/TELL-US-ANOTHER-Decades-Knowledge-ebook/dp/B07623MJLZ more info about me and radio Warwickshire where I am Station Manager Then check out www.duggystone.com and click the Radio Warwickshire logo to tune in I have two shows Monday BST 18:00 and Tuesdays 10:00 Please Down Load the Duggystone app free on Itunes Store and Google Play Store
At an age when many artists are slowing down, David Crosby is speeding up! When Crosby released Croz in 2014, it had been two decades since his last solo album. But in 2016, only two years after that robust, full-band effort, the 75-year old returned with Lighthouse, an intimate, stripped-down set that highlights Crosby's instantly recognizable voice, incisive songwriting, and incomparable guitar work. “Lights twinkle, flicker, blaze and sparkle throughout David Crosby's finest solo album since his melancholy 1971 masterpiece ‘If I Could Only Remember My name' “ – Rolling Stone Now on Sept 29th 2017 comes the new masterpiece Sky Trails. Produced by James Raymond, the album features a new collection of original songs including writing collaborations with Michael McDonald, Becca Stevens & James Raymond as well as a re-imagining of a Joni Mitchell classic. Two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Famer and co-founder of the Byrds and Crosby, Stills & Nash, David Crosby, is heading out on tour in Nov/Dec 2017. Joining him will be five exceptionally talented musical friends, James Raymond on keys, Mai Agan on bass, Steve DiStanislao on drums, Jeff Pevar on guitar and Michelle Willis on keys and vocals. Crosby is in the midst of an incredibly creative and powerful period and on this tour, he will be performing music from the soon to be released new album Sky Trails alongside some of his best loved songs and greatest hits. "David Crosby and his friends put on an awesome show. It was not full of glitz and glam, no fancy laser light show or costume changes, but it was packed with spot on quality, superb harmonies and awesome musicianship. Crosby's voice was as smooth as it has ever been and he was warm and charismatic." @thedavidcrosby @OfficalDavidCrosby #DavidCrosbySkyTrails #CSN #SlackerMorningShow101theFox #TMobile
This week on Inspired Edinburgh we have Croz Crossley. Uncle Croz as he’s better know is The Mindset Technician. He helps businesses and individuals by teaching people how much power and control they have over their future. For more than 20 years he has studied human behaviour and how people seem to reprogram themselves for failure. Croz is also an author, an actor, a speaker and in recent times has been mentor to UK’s number one motivational business speaker, Brad Burton. This is a fascinating conversation that dives deep into human psychology, the importance of niching, the Law of Attraction, the personal development industry and relaxing. We hope you enjoy it. 01.20 Who is Croz Crossley? 3.30 Croz’s background and journey 15.30 The importance of niching 19.20 Croz’s personal battles 29.30 How can people unlearn the bad habits they’ve been taught? 41.15 Croz’s thoughts on The Law of Attraction 44.15 Croz’s attitude towards money 47.45 Wealth is the perception of abundance 49.30 The worst day of your life 51.50 Croz’s views on the personal development industry 53.50 How to determine value 59.45 Trusting the messenger 1.05.30 How does Croz define success? 1.09.00 Croz’s purpose 1.14.10 Croz’s thoughts on legacy 1.18.45 Best piece of advice 1.22.30 Croz’s advice for his 20 year old self 1.23.15 What would Croz change about the world? ******************************************* You can find Croz at: http://croz.uk.com/ https://www.facebook.com/rebootology https://twitter.com/UncleCroz Find Inspired Edinburgh here: http://www.inspiredinburgh.com https://www.facebook.com/INSPIREDINBURGH https://www.twitter.com/INSPIREDINBURGH https://www.instagram.com/INSPIREDINBURGH
So I met Marc on a training course with Croz the other week. Hes a business owner has been for 10 years, you could call him a window cleaer but hes more than that . worth a listen... he took his last 100 quid an started a business "Brilliant" He was also on the Money Pit On Dave TV !!! (I did not know that) enjy and a happy xmas to one and all www.dugggystone.com or on twitter @duggystone
So this show is with Croz Crossley a brilliant business mind, me made it lost. Now hes helping people get clarity and move their life and business to another "Happy Level" Really enjoyed interviewing Croz .. well I kinda did not he interviewed himself . He is relentless Check Croz Out Here Got some amazing guest lined up in future shows and plannign a 1hour exclusive with an up and coming youtube sensation.. The show sponsors were 4Netwoking brilliant networking business in the UK check it out here
It appears to be a long time since David Crosbyreleased a solo album; 20 years and counting. Croz, named for what his friends call him, is 11 tracks, some of which he wrote with his son James Raymond. It's the amalgamation of the inevitability of time passing. Crosby tells host Robin Milling that time is a theme that has run in his songs throughout his life. He also reflects on how his near death experience has impacted his life since, and where he is headed. He says, 'I think your time here on the planet is the most valuable resource you have. I came to that from having wasted a great deal of it. I wasted years and years of time just getting loaded or just getting laid or just being a crazy man.' In this candid, outspoken, provocative and blatantly honest conversation, Croz talks about debunking song myths, what drove CSNY to break up, his Woodstock memories, and where he currently stands with Neil Young to name a few topics. His rants on Twitter exemplify his need to tell it like it is which he says might be a Leo trait he's always had. No matter how much he may get in trouble for speaking his mind, the music has always been his essential means of communication which he describes as a 'lifting force on the human race.' For more information on David Crosby visit his website www.davidcrosby.com
In episode 60 of the Bat-Fans Podcast, Tim is joined by guest host Croz, who returns… The post Episode 60 appeared first on The Batman Universe.
Felix Ayee presents #ZoneOneDigest - the best of #ZoneOneRadio On this week’s show: - Zeff from #EmailFromAmerica visits a skate park - Rupert from #SportZone neatly avoids going to the gym - and #LondonGigGuide’s Tom Du Croz has a Shameless Favourite Music this week from Mint Royale, Mariachi El Bronx and Blink 182 amongst others -- http://www.twitter.com/djfelix2020 and http://www.twitter.com/z1radio http://www.ZoneOneRadio.com http://www.facebook.com/ZoneOneRadio DB Boulevard - Point Of View #EmailFromAmerica: Zeff speaks to Adam from the Fairfax Surf Shop. The Beach Boys - Surfin’ USA #SportsZone: Rupert Suren talks to Karun Chandhok Mariachi El Bronx - I Would Die 4 U #LondonGigGuide: Tom du Croz talks to Mara Simpson Mara Simpson - Whiskey #Souled: Susan Vickers and co-host Mitch Crane welcome Busta Rhymes to their Artist Appreciation Hall of Fame. Busta Rhymes feat. Q-Tip - Thank You #EmailFromAmerica: Zeff visits a skate park Blink 182 - All The Small Things Outro Mint Royale - The Sexiest Man in Jamaica
Felix presents #ZoneOneDigest - the best of #ZoneOneRadio On this week’s show: - An exclusive first play on #LondonGigGuide - #Souled celebrate Nat King Cole - and American College Sports on #SportsZone and #EmailFromAmerica -- http://www.twitter.com/djfelix2020 and http://www.twitter.com/z1radio http://www.ZoneOneRadio.com http://www.facebook.com/ZoneOneRadio Sidney Samson feat. Alvita - Make the Club Go Like (Original Mix) #SportsZone: Peter, Ethan and Rupert talk American college sports Coldplay - Clocks #LondonGigGuide: Tom du Croz talks to Sarah from Oh Sister. Oh Sister - Hot and Cold #EmailFromAmerica: Zeff speaks to former college soccer player Alison A Tribe Called Que Quest Can I Kick It Souled: Nat King Cole. Gary Barlow - Let Me Go
Felix Ayee presents #ZoneOneDigest - the best of ZoneOneRadio. On this week’s show: - Patricia and Manel from #LaNuevaArmada - our Spanish show - speak to Spanish temptresses “Senoritas on Fire” - Ioan Holland from #IntoTheMix - our remix show - speaks to Austin Texas remix outfit Bronze Whale - Zeff from #EmailFromAmerica talks gun law with UCLA’s Constitutional Law Professor Adam Winkler - Sheiila Smith from #CommunityProfile talks avocados at Brixton Market - Richie the Kid from #ZoneOneReggae talks to stand up comedian Mz Diverse - Tom Du Croz from #LondonGigGuide interviews Swedish songstress Elin Ivarsson - and Elin plays a live track in the studio. Music this week from Bob Marley, Eddy Grant and John Holt -- http://www.twitter.com/radio_matthew and http://www.twitter.com/z1radio http://www.ZoneOneRadio.com http://www.facebook.com/ZoneOneRadio Intro Baauer & RL Grime - Infinite Daps Interview: Zeff from #EmailFromAmerica talks to UCLA Constitutional Law Professor, Adam Winkler Bob Marley - I Shot the Sheriff Interview: Sheila Smith from #CommunityProfile at Brixton Market admiring Jeff’s Organics’ rather large avocados Eddy Grant - Electric Avenue 2001 Mix Interview and Live Track - Tom du Croz from #LondonGigGuide speeks to Elin Ivarsson who also performs live Elin Ivarsson - Leaving Song Interview: Richie The Kid from #ZoneOneReggae speaks to stand up comedienne Lorna Divine - also known as Mz Diversity Gyptian - Hold You Interview: Patricia and Manel from #LaNuevaArmada speaks to Natalia Vergara, from Senoritas on Fire. OneRepublic - Counting Stars Interview: Ioan Holland from #IntoTheMixspeaks to Bronze Whale. Adventure Club - Retro City (Bronze Whale Remix) John Holt - Help Me Make It Through The Night
Felix presents #ZoneOneDigest - the best of ZoneOneRadio. This week - #CommunityProfile at Westminster Community Splash - #SportsZone are at Donington PArk - Live folk msuic on #LondonGigGuide Music this week from Michael Jackson, Ray Parker Jr and Simon & Garfunkel. -- www.twitter.com/djfelix2020 and www.twitter.com/z1radio www.ZoneOneRadio.com www.facebook.com/ZoneOneRadio Intro Toca's Miracle - Fragma #CommunityProfile - Delores talks to Irene Kohler from Westminster Splash Bridge Over Troubled Water - Simon & Garfunkel #SportsZone - Rupert Suren reports from the British GT season finale at Donington Park Artful Dodger - Movin' Too Fast #EmailFromAmerica - Zeff meets Buster who spent two tours helping with reconstruction efforts in Iraq Akon - Clap Again #LondonGigGuide - Tom du Croz has: Ian Bennett in the studio performing and recommending some upcoming music. Michael Jackson Thriller #CommunityProfile - Katherine and Amelia speak to a practicing wiccan to learn about their religion Outro Ray Parker Jr. - Ghostbusters
David Bailey MBE presents an hour of world, roots, folk and alternative music from around the globe from his studio in Bosnia. Download from iTunes or listen on demand... http://www.ZoneOneRadio.com/2013/08/bumi.html This week, David introduces us to two new members of the WorldwideRoutes “boots on the ground in London, roving reporter Tom du Croz and producer For his first mission as a member of the team Tom heads to Islington to meet feisty Glasgow-born Nigerian singer/songwriter Bumi Thomas - whose influences include Fela Kuti and Nina Simone Music this week from Mercury Rev, Red Shoes and Cubanita amongst others! David records the show on his ipad using Bossjock Studio - available for download from www.bossjockstudio.com - podcast from iOS, no PC needed! La Cubanita - Los Ninos de Sara Diabel Cissokho - Allah Lako Red Shoes - Celtic Moon Fredy Massamba - Unity feat Tumi Bumi Thomas - Free as a bird Interview: Tom Du Croz speaks to Bumi Thomas - part 1 of 3 Bumi Thomas - Interview with Tom Du Croz Interview: Tom Du Croz speaks to Bumi Thomas - part 2 of 3 Bumi Thomas - My Baby Interview: Tom Du Croz speaks to Bumi Thomas - part 3 of 3 Bumi Thomas - Don't Lie To Me Mercury Rev - Senses On Fire Ranjana Ghatak - Ram Bahyan Pocket Size Chancha Via Circuito - Jose Larralda -- www.twitter.com/dfbmbe and www.twitter.com/z1radio www.ZoneOneRadio.com www.facebook.com/ZoneOneRadio
In this episode Tim, Dane, Terence and guest host Croz talk about how and if Batman… The post Episode 30 appeared first on The Batman Universe.
The New London Gin Craze. Tom du Croz presents #InGoodTaste - cooking up a storm every week on ZoneOneRadio - the community radio station for Central London. A pure grain spirit, tasting predominantly of juniper berries - gin has a fascinating history. First brewed as a medicine by monks during the black death, it’s popularity grew during the early 18th century in London, sparking a “gin craze” when consumption spiralled out of control. Its reputation now restored, Gin is enjoying something of a renaissance, with almost 120 brands now available on the market. We speak to Olivier Ward of ginblog.co.uk, take a tour of Ian Hart's distillery in Highgate where he produces the award-winning Sacred Gin and take a boat trip with Ross Butler of Butler's Gin to find out why gin has come back into fashion. -- www.twitter.com/_InGoodTaste & www.twitter.com/z1radio www.ZoneOneRadio.com & www.facebook.com/ZoneOneRadio - Louis Armstrong - Mack the Knife Simon & Garfunkel - Scarborough Fair Nancy Sinatra - You Only Live Twice Crosby, Still, Nash and Young - Our house Tina Turner - Honky tonk woman Nat King Cole - Let There Be Love
Where to find Spanish Jamón in London. - Tom du Croz presents #InGoodTaste - cooking up a storm every week on ZoneOneRadio - the Mayor of London-funded community radio station for Central London. - This week, we speak to Spanish Chefs Omar Allibhoy & Jose Pizarro to find out what makes this traditional Spanish delicacy so popular. Also Rachel McCormack of Catalan Cooking gives us a few historical clues as to why ham came to root itself so firmly in Spanish culture. - Next we visit Brindisa at Borough Market - one of London's oldest and most renowned Spanish food suppliers, who not only have brought great Spanish produce to hungry Londoners but have also attracted the likes of Jose Pizarro and master carver Chuse Valero to the UK. #ZoneOneRadio's Patricia will also be in the kitchen ready to cook us a traditional Spanish dish... -- www.twitter.com/_InGoodTaste & www.twitter.com/z1radio www.ZoneOneRadio.com www.facebook.com/ZoneOneRadio -- Paco de Lucía - Entre Dos Aguas Cameron de la Isla - Voy Volando Lola Flores - Siguela Pablo Guerrero - A cantaros
In this special episode of the Bat-Fans podcast, co-hosts Tim and Dane are joined by Croz… The post Episode 8-TDKR Special appeared first on The Batman Universe.
The Avengers episode! Team Mousetalgia and Josh Shipley from "The Josh and Croz Show" assemble to talk about Marvel's smash hit, "The Avengers." From D-BOX thrills to Maria Hill, we inspect every aspect of this worldwide phenomenon. Plus, Kristen reviews "With Great Power: The Stan Lee Story," Josh explains how to get started with comics, and Becky worries about capes. Also - Hulk vs. Thor... who would win?
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