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#175 Broadcast 175 - Episode 168 - The Crooners - 20241228 - 3 in 1 = Damita Jo by Jim Reeves

Este capítulo de ‘Los intocables' está dedicado a las denominadas ‘canciones de respuesta'. ¿Qué son? Sencillo. Son canciones compuestas para dar respuesta, seguir la historia o reaccionar de algun modo a otra canción lanzada previamente con éxito por otro artista o grupo.Este tipo de juegos musicales se hicieron bastante populares en las décadas de los 50 y 60 del pasado siglo. Aunque, como escucharemos, también hay ejemplos mucho más recientes. Una característica que se repite en muchos casos es que quién responde a una canción cantada por un hombre, suele ser una mujer, y viceversa.En ocasiones la respuesta tiene que ver muy poco con la canción original, pero en la mayoría de los ejemplos que hoy traemos, las similitudes son de lo más evidentes. Suenan:1.-Oh Carol. Neil Sedaka2.-Oh Neil. Carole King 3.- Hound dog. Big Mamma Thornton4.-Bear Cat. Rufus Thomas 5.-Save the last dance for me. The Drifters6.-I'll save the last dance for you. Damita Jo 7.-Despeinada. Palito Ortega8.-Pelucón. Soledad Miranda 9.-Are you lonesome tonight. Elvis10.-Yes, I'm lonesome tonight. Dodie Stevens 11.- Runaround Sue. Dion12.- Stay ar home, Sue.  Linda Laurie and the Del-Satins 13.-Diana. Paul Anka14.-Diana recuérdame. Cesar Costa 15.-Good luck charm. Elvis16.-Don't wanna be another good luck charm. Judy and Jo17.-19 días y 500 noches. Joaquín Sabina.18.- 19 días y 500 noches después. Travis Bird. 19.-El partido de fútbol. Rita Pavone20.-El partido de futbol. Los Españoles. 21.- Please Mr Postman. The Marvelettes22.-Thanks Mr Postman. Bobby King

This week on Pop Theory, Zach and Jeff celebrate TWENTY YEARS of Janet Jackson's criminally underrated DAMITA JO. We revisit the album to discuss some of our favorite songs - where are the "All Nite (Don't Stop)" fans at? - from the project plus some songs that were scrapped from the album's final tracklist like the Neptunes produced "Ruff" and the Rich Harrison assisted "Pops Up!" We also celebrate 7 days of COWBOY CARTER, reflecting on our initial reactions of the album, discussing our current favorite moments from the album, and try to figure out what the HECK she is up to with the visuals! We even through in some anticipation for Taylor Swift's "The Tortured Poets Department" for good measure.

It's a week of good news for the people in Ireland, whether they like it or not, as they breathe the fresh air that comes with banning smoking in pubs and clubs. Although some may argue that it was a rather anti-social initiative, the people who didn't have to breathe the passive smoke found it much easier to hold a conversation.Not so good news for military contractors in Fallujah however when a mission to guard a catering truck ended in the deaths and mutilation of 4 Blackwater employees. The ambush that took place was a precursor to the First Battle Of Fallujah, where the US would attempt to take control of the city, however politics got in the way and it ultimately was seen as a victory to the insurgents by many.In sport Australia's Libby Lenton broke Inge de Bruijn's 100m women's freestyle record at the Australian Olympic trials in Sydney. We also take a look at what Libby has been up to recently with her activism against body shaming women in sport.In tech Google introduced Gmail on April Fool's Day and everyone thought they were joking. They were however quite serious.America Idol runner up Clay Aiken entered the Billboard top 5 this time 20 years ago, however now you'd find him having a crack at politics, with mixed results. While Anastasia told us how it really feels to be left outside alone and Janet Jackson's ‘Damita Jo' has short lived success due to no promo from the record company in the wake of #nipplegate.Scooby Doo 2 tops the box office, in spite of a poor reviews for the prequel and the hideous addition of Scrappy Doo. Kevin Hart has a sitcom as do video games… who knew?!?!?Plus a Mel offers up health and fitness tips about how to age gracefully… Hang with us on socials to chat more noughties nostalgia - Facebook (@tminus20) or Instagram (tminus20podcast). You can also contact us there if you want to be a part of the show.

Riotboy Productions presents Phonogenics 101 - the podcast where people who love music discuss albums track by track.In the era of the digital single it's important to remember the artistry of the LP.  During our Phonogenics 101 discussions we take an album we love and discuss it in detail, track by track.  Phonogenics is hosted by Tampa performer/songwriter Jeremy Gloff. Thank you to my Patreon subscribers for making this possible.  Please consider supporting this project at www.patreon.com/jeremygloff - even a couple bucks a month is awesome!Support the show

Today's episode we talk two of the most talented and versatile performers in the dance world right now, Kevin and Marcel Wilson!Kevin and Marcel Wilson credits include working with artists such as Madonna, Beyonce, Toni Braxton, Tom Cruise and Wayne Brady. They also have toured the world with artists such as Janet Jackson (All for You & Damita Jo promotional tour), Britney Spears (Onyx Hotel tour), Christina Aguilera (Stripped & Back to Basics World tours) and Cher (Final Farewell/Dressed to Kill tour). Marcel was integral part of Christina Aguilera's Xperience Residency show at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino as a creative consultant and supervising choreographer. He also has been an associate creative director and choreographer for Latin superstars such as Farruko, Anitta, and Justin Quiles featuring Chimbala, Zion, and Lennox for Premios Lo Nuestro, Premios Juventud. and also Boza & Paloma for the Latin Grammys. Marcel also can be seen as a celebrity choreographer, on BYU Tv, “Wayne Brady's IQ Comedy show.” Kevin's work can be seen in Broadway show's such as Finding Neverland and Radio City Rockettes Spring Spectacular as an associate choreographer. Kevin also worked as associate choreographer in films such as Netflix 's Feel the Beat starring Sofia Carson, and films"Sponge Bob: On the Run, and Paramount Studios “Rumble." Recently the Wilson brothers choreographed and danced in the upcoming film “Marriage Made in Heaven” debuting later this year on Netflix and in May, completed the production of Tale of the Lion King at Disneyland's Fanstyland Theatre in Anaheim, California. You can see their work as choreographers in Gloria Trevi's Isla Divina's World Tour and have been show directors, associate creative directors and choreographers for the highly acclaimed Holidaze Christmas show in association with Cirque du Soleil called “Cirque Dreams Holidaze.” The Wilson brothers are no strangers to television, contributing choreography for shows such as "So You Think You Can Dance", "America's Got Talent", " Dancing with the stars”, 2020 BET Awards featuring Wayne Brady as Little Richard and seasons 1, 2, and 3 of the Fox Hit show “The Masked Singer.” Awards include Outstanding Choreography award for their work on Cher's Dressed to Kill Tour. Thank you for listening Jam Fam! Make sure you follow us across social media and don't forget to like and subscribe anywhere you listen to your favorite podcasts!Facebook: JAM Joe and Michelle's Dance PodcastInstagram: jam_dance_podcastTwitter: @jamdancepodcastEmail: jamdancepodcast@gmail.com

Fresh off the success of her multi-platinum Grammy-winning 2001 release “All For You”, Janet Jackson had been consistently putting out hit records for well over 18-years, so when it was announced in early 2004 that Miss Jackson was to return with a new album (then, her sixth) as well as a spot headlining the SuperBowl halftime show, the streets were buzzing. Nobody could have predicted the series of events that would follow, resulting in the end of Janet's commercial success as we knew it. But at the centre of all the drama was the album “Damita Jo”, an album that unfortunately due to the circumstances in Jackson's public persona at the time, was widely ignored and underrated. Today, we take a look at the album “Damita Jo”, the music videos, the era. Because while Janet was blacklisted from TV and Radio, she STILL gave us everything you would expect from a Janet era. So sit back, and maybe hold onto your top tighter than usual (after all, we wouldn't want any wardrobe malfunctions), and let's dive into DAMITA JO. PickinnputtinPickinnputtin-Music and golf with guests from both worlds. Weekly podcast featuring...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show

Faith and Neysa have been working, living, laughing, touring with Janet Jackson and guess what? It has caught up with them. Like seriously, how busy is too busy? But before we get into that we discuss Neysa's love of Damita Jo, who we have on our personal board of directors, and many other things.

#078 Broadcast 078 - Episode 072 - The Crooners - 20230218 - 3 in 1 = Damita Jo DeBlanc by Jim Reeves

On this week's episode we're talking the return of Tracy Quartermaine, Sonya Eddy's tribute, Carly's confessions, Nina finding out the truth as Willow takes a turn for the worse, Portia's concerns and secrets, Joss protecting Dex, and more!

Liberated and self-assured are just a couple of characteristics of our heroine, DJ Jackson. But it wasn't always that way. Take this journey with Kia & Elle as they explore how Damita Jo became the confident force that she is by the end of The Pleasure Principle by Nicole Falls. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kia-moore/message

2022 Honorary Grand Marshal Brandon Wolf -- Community Activist Brian KeeverWe speak with the 2022 Houston pride honorary grand marshal, Brandon Wolf. We discuss his body of work and activsm over 45 years in Houston. Over the years, Brandon has written several articles for OutSmart magazine.GUEST: Brandon Wolf https://www.outsmartmagazine.com/2022/05/pride-houston-365-announces-2022-grand-marshals/Then, we speak with Brian Keever about his work in the community and activism throughout the years in Houston. Brian Keever moved to Houston from North Carolina. He landed in Montrose, where the gay scene was white-hot and people like him were liberated, free to be themselves. “There were maybe 40 bars here in the early '80s. … There were drag bars, leather bars, dyke bars—you name it, if there was a type, there was a bar for it,” Keever laughs. “You knew holding your other half's arm was probably not a good thing to do in La Porte, or Pasadena, or places like that. But down here in Montrose, you could get away with it.” Keever cobbled together a living by working in a florist shop and entertaining in drag under his stage name, Damita Jo. “I like to say I was a professional homosexual,” he jokes today.GUEST: Brian Keever https://www.houstoniamag.com/news-and-city-life/2018/02/hiv-aids-houston-history

Did you know that Liv tells a perp that she knows he “stabbed the Captain with a pickle?” That's no typo. It's in this beautiful episode of television. The fates (and by fates, we mean episode.lol, built for us by friend of the pod, Flet) elected to bestow upon the world the Valentine's Day gift of Wetness—specifically S12E5 “Wet,” which is truly one of the most balls-to-the-wall, front-to-back utterly insane episodes the Munchie Boys have embarked upon in a podcast brimming to the top with insane installments. Moving past its fantastic name, this SVU is centrally concerned with: SexProwl, a professionally conceived “YouTube of sex” wherein true douchebros have a following Soda being little more than poison for our youth Corporations trying to buy up our water supply and the dastardly tactics they'll employ to meet their goals Fungi, which should never be used to hurt anyone The true horrors that inherited wealth wreak upon the rest of the world, namely bad performance art, unwarranted cocksurety, jewelry-related guilting, unloving guardianship, drug addiction, and the framing of innocent mycologists for murder Seriously. Mushrooms, soda being poison, water rights, and horrible rich people. And it gives David Krumholtz a truly Krumholtzian role to jazz rant his way through. This is all a gift to humankind, and we're glad to be here for it. Sources: Mushroom - Wikipedia Amanita Muscaria - Psychonaut Leasing the Rain - William Finnegan for The New Yorker, March 31, 2002 Corn Subsidies in the US from 1995-2020 - EWG Farm Subsidy Database Music: Divorcio Suave - “Munchy Business” 29:18 - Horace Andy - “Money Money” from Money Money (1982) 47:47 - Janet Jackson - “Moist” from Damita Jo (2004) 1:20:50 - Cormega - “The Come Up” from The True Meaning (2002) 1:30:35 - Isaac Hayes - “Truck Turner Main Title” from Truck Turner (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (1974) Next Week's Episode: Season 12, Episode 20 “Totem”

Eddie, Dhe'Shouen and Dearronmis discuss their thoughts on the Janet Documentary, the cancel culture and what music helped cultivate them into the gays they are today!

She's an icon, a goddess and the Queen of Pop. I'm talking about none other than Janet Damita Jo Jackson! Tune in for my takeaways on her Lifetime documentary special. Pay Black Women Spotlight: Ewa Salon and Spa Suites - Learn more about this woman-owned salon space located in Carmel, IN (Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/Ewa-Salon-Spa-Suites-1524067387641303/) Connect with me at ebonychappel.com

Happy new year!!! In this episode, I run my mouth with the big bro, Egyptoknuckles, as we touch on Mariah's Butterfly & Glitter, Janet's Velvet Rope & Damita Jo, and the overall pop culture climate in the "urban" music scene at the time. Do you have any questions or ideas for the second part of our convo? Let us know! jamon@ariesfirebomb.com

All Music you hear is available for immediate streaming on iTunes. Conservatives almost destroyed Janet Jackson's career, and an amazing album could have been buried but she Back Back Back, ahead of her time. Damita Jo, Janet Jackson 2004, iTunes. I get why Will Smith connected so strongly to the character, Richard Williams, we all need a Richard Williams in our lives. A story of family, love, and perseverance. A must-watch multiple-time movie! Watch at AMC or on HBOMax   COVID and Racism/Hate have so much in common. Destroys lives and creatives. I speak about this on the Podcast as a continuation from my blog of similar title, TNFRO WANTS YOU TO READ…COVID EFFECTS ON CREATIVES AND RECOVERY WITHIN OUR COMMUNITY Vigilantism almost won. It's giving creatives an incentive to disconnect from the distractions of social media and activists more reasons to be active, even under the threat of violence.   You know your girl is on her hustle, support the show by navigating to: Chattabooks...Last releases to read Dale's Angel's Store...For Merch Ship A Bag of Dicks for Glitter Bombs and Chocolate Penises...promo code:tnfrogotjokes Tip A Sister If You Wanna Hear Better and More Favorably Produced Episodes! Or leave a tip if you want more produced for better-produced episodes! Cash App cash.app/$TNFro or even Venmo Venmo @Felicia-Baxter-3

Joined by New Orleans singer and songwriter Dawn Richard (also known as DΔWN - @DawnRichard), the Late Era crew dives into Damita Jo, Janet Jackson’s conceptual, suite-like 2004 album. Released shortly after her scandalous Super Bowl performance and unfairly eclipsed by an intense industry backlash, it is a fascinating document of a fearless artist at a crossroads. We reflect on Janet’s career-long battles against the mainstream, her ever-inventive choreography, and her lasting influence on today’s pop and R&B. Please consider reviewing this podcast on Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. We invite you to join us for Season 2 Episode 5, coming May 6! Late Era is a production of Osiris Media. It is edited and produced and mastered by Winston Cook-Wilson. Logo design by Liz Bee Art & Design. The executive producers of Late Era are RJ Bee & Brian Brinkman. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's been 17 years since Janet Jackson released her album Damita Jo. This week, Deluxe Dave reminisces on the highs and lows of this era of music for Janet. Did this album live up to its full potential and what may have been the cause of it not reaching its height? We're asking the famous question, Did it Age Well?

Damita Jo is the eighth studio album by American singer Janet Jackson. It was released on March 22, 2004 by Virgin Records. The album takes its title from Jackson's middle name. Its music incorporates pop rock, electro, house, and hip hop styles, in addition to R&B. Its concept is based on Jackson's alternate personalities, exploring themes involving intimacy, monogamy, love, and dance. Its production is derived from producers including Dallas Austin, Cathy Dennis, Scott Storch, BAG & Arnthor, Arnthor Birgisson, Rich Harrison, Télépopmusik, Just Blaze, and Kanye West; in addition to Jackson and Jam & Lewis.Recorded over eighteen months, it was the longest Jackson spent on a project. Jackson sought to find producers who identified with her emotions, intending "hard-hitting dance music". Producers declared it "a really sexy record" which was bold, fun, and positive. Multiple personae portrayed include the obstinate "Damita Jo" and lascivious "Strawberry Bounce". Jackson stated that they were "another way to express and expose a deeper part of me", comparing her writing process to that of a novelist; inventing characters with independent personalities. Jackson claimed that the aforementioned characters "absolutely" live inside of her, stating it "feels wonderful" to release them.Prior to its completion, Jackson performed a medley of hits at the Super Bowl XXXVIII halftime show. The performance ended in Jackson's breast being exposed by surprise guest Justin Timberlake. Conglomerates involved with the broadcast who received massive fines by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC), including Viacom and CBS, and subsidiaries MTV and Infinity Broadcasting, enforced a blacklist of Jackson's singles and music videos, although Timberlake was unaffected. The album received generally favorable reviews. Jackson replied to critics focusing on the album's suggestive content and Super Bowl incident in place of the music itself, stating she was "fascinated" by these interpretations, expressing concern for society's need to often place others within a specific sexual category. It garnered Jackson's second highest first-week sales in the US, and was certified platinum. Damita Jo sold over two million copies worldwide. It received a Grammy Award nomination for Best Contemporary R&B Album. Jackson was awarded several career accolades throughout its promotion. The album spawned four singles: "Just a Little While", "I Want You", "All Nite (Don't Stop)" and "R&B Junkie".

Damita Jo is the eighth studio album by American singer Janet Jackson. It was released on March 22, 2004 by Virgin Records. The album takes its title from Jackson's middle name. Its music incorporates pop rock, electro, house, and hip hop styles, in addition to R&B. Its concept is based on Jackson's alternate personalities, exploring themes involving intimacy, monogamy, love, and dance. Its production is derived from producers including Dallas Austin, Cathy Dennis, Scott Storch, BAG & Arnthor, Arnthor Birgisson, Rich Harrison, Télépopmusik, Just Blaze, and Kanye West; in addition to Jackson and Jam & Lewis. Recorded over eighteen months, it was the longest Jackson spent on a project. Jackson sought to find producers who identified with her emotions, intending "hard-hitting dance music". Producers declared it "a really sexy record" which was bold, fun, and positive. Multiple personae portrayed include the obstinate "Damita Jo" and lascivious "Strawberry Bounce". Jackson stated that they were "another way to express and expose a deeper part of me", comparing her writing process to that of a novelist; inventing characters with independent personalities. Jackson claimed that the aforementioned characters "absolutely" live inside of her, stating it "feels wonderful" to release them. Prior to its completion, Jackson performed a medley of hits at the Super Bowl XXXVIII halftime show. The performance ended in Jackson's breast being exposed by surprise guest Justin Timberlake. Conglomerates involved with the broadcast who received massive fines by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC), including Viacom and CBS, and subsidiaries MTV and Infinity Broadcasting, enforced a blacklist of Jackson's singles and music videos, although Timberlake was unaffected. The album received generally favorable reviews. Jackson replied to critics focusing on the album's suggestive content and Super Bowl incident in place of the music itself, stating she was "fascinated" by these interpretations, expressing concern for society's need to often place others within a specific sexual category. It garnered Jackson's second highest first-week sales in the US, and was certified platinum. Damita Jo sold over two million copies worldwide. It received a Grammy Award nomination for Best Contemporary R&B Album. Jackson was awarded several career accolades throughout its promotion. The album spawned four singles: "Just a Little While", "I Want You", "All Nite (Don't Stop)" and "R&B Junkie".

On this week of the #SoulBackPodcast, we revisit R&B in 2004 and what was going out during that era of R&B. Names that will pop up during this conversation are Usher, Janet Jackson, John Legend, Brandy and Destiny's Child. We talk about some of our favorite albums and songs from that year and also discuss some of the sleepers that people may have forgot about. We also discuss the industry during that time and some of the trends were happening during that time. 0:00:01 - Reflecting back on the state of the industry of 2004 0:02:00 - Looking back at Usher "Confessions" album 0:08:00 - Reflecting on Destiny Child's final album "Destiny's Fulfilled" and Jill Scott's "Beautifully Human: Words and Sounds Vol. 2" 0:16:00 - Albums and great music videos from Tamia, Christina Milian and Ashanti 0:18:40 - Big success for Mario and Mario Winans 0:22:11 - Janet Jackson's very underrated album "Damita Jo" 0:29:35 - Celebrating albums from Carl Thomas, the person we're not allowed to talk about, Rahsaan Patterson and Raphael Saadiq 0:28:00 - Looking at the 2004 rookies in R&B 0:38:40 - Is Brandy's "Afrodisiac" better than "Full Moon"? 0:40:22 - Rookie Of The Year 2004 0:42:25 - Most anticipated album of 2004  0:44:52 - Most slept on albums of 2004 0:46:31 - Top 3 albums of 2004

We go from Damita Jo to Lot's wife - all before 7 am.

Summary: On this Episode of Cleaning Dishes, Fredtastic and Tau are not happy. Listen as they share insight on the Rebellion on injustice, @realdonaldtrump (45) Donald Trumps’ prejudice and life-threatening tweet, and Damita Jo. ---- Tensions are high in America as the country is on the brink of what could possibly be a civil war. The people (citizens) are fed up with the injustice of the legal system, including the senseless murders committed by the police and government against the Black Society; the people are rebelling. Listen in as the cast of Cleaning Dishes voice their truths, their frustrations, their fears of what has happened, what is to come and how do we (as a people) progress forward. ---- @realDonaldTrump: 45’s prejudice and threatening tweet Trevor Noah perspective of the rebellion Lil Wayne “...if we want to place the blame on anybody, it should be ourselves..” RIP George Floyd. RIP Dion Johnson. RIP Breonna Taylor --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cleaningdishes19/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cleaningdishes19/support

The original Queen of Soul Train with a rich mind, gold heart, and valuable part of Civil and Human Rights History through her journey of dance. We met at Lula Washington Theatre and talked about how her life as a ballerina led to performing on Soul Train & American Bandstand, knowing your value, working with the elite and the importance of learning the business side of the industry + more Check out Damita's Dancer Jo Foundation

This week, we’re getting into autumn moments and reminisce about sweating in back to school clothes. Rory endures a series of unfortunate events that culminate in a confrontation at the self checkout, while Lydia confronts accusations about her punctuality and voicemail greeting. Plus, school lunches, terrible jobs, and Lydia as Michonne. Subscribe and follow us at @superexcitedpod Follow Rory: @itsRORYjames Follow Lydia: @lydiacaradine

It's time to dance.In this week's episode, Billy and Greg spend just a little while talking Janet Jackson and her 2004 album Damita Jo. Did her sexhibition have us saying "Don't stop!" or make us want to (strawberry) bounce?Elsewhere in the episode, we give you a glimpse between our sheets by sharing the three songs most capable of giving us some eargasms, narrow down our three favorite Janet tracks, and, as always, reveal our picks for Pop and Flop of the Week. Which of us was the boy with luv for BTS—and which definitely wasn't?As always, to listen to all the music talked about in this week's ep—or the good stuff, at least—be sure to check out our companion playlist, available on Apple Music and Spotify. Join the rhythm nation!

For the past four episodes, Discography has counted down Janet Jackson's studio records - her self-titled 1982 debut to 2015's Unbreakable. But as host Marc With a C assembled this season, he was completely caught off-guard by just how much completely essential non-album music Ms. Jackson had produced over the years. In this epilogue episode, we discuss some of the best and brightest of her b-sides and give tips on how to find them - for the discriminating record junkie than needs physical media.Janet Jackson's State of the World Tour has just wrapped, and there's rumblings behind the scenes of big things to come. This might be the end of this Discography season, but let's just say it might not be the end of her discography. In this episode, Marc ties up some loose canonical ends to this particular musical narrative and waxes poetic about the rumblings of Miss Jackson's future - not just in the new music end of things, but also long-overdue accolades. Special guest Mike Litherland leads the charge and shares his journey heading a grassroots movement to have Janet Jackson inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame.Janet Jackson is absolutely Made For Now, and in this episode her quintessence shines over all.This episode's discography: 0:00: Intro / 04:42: "Rock and Roll" / 06:55: "Start Anew" / 08:46: "Diamonds" / 11:56: Control: The Remixes / 15:13: "You Need Me" / 17:41: "The Skin Game" / 21:26: "The Best Things In Life Are Free" / 22:45: "Runaway" and Design Of a Decade / 24:00: "Scream" / 25:40: "One More Chance", "70's Love Groove", "And On and On" and janet. Remixed / 28:27: Links that matter / 31:08: Mike from @InductJanet / 37:34: "God's Stepchild" and "Accept Me" / 41:08: "Ask For More" / 43:37 "Who" / 44:32: Damita Jo b-sides and outtakes / 46:39: "Days Go By", "Weekend" and "Rollwitchu" / 48:48: Discipline bonuses and outtakes / 50:06: Number Ones/The Best / 51:00: Unbreakable bonus tracks and outtakes / 51:38: Made For Now and closing thoughts. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In 2001, Janet Jackson was on top of the pop music world. Her blockbuster album All For You had just made her the first artist in the history of music to produce five consecutive number one albums in a row, her singles were making millions of people happy, and a mere live television performance on HBO brought in 12 million viewers alone.And then? A "wardrobe malfunction" saw Janet blacklisted from nearly every avenue that had once championed her.In this episode of Discography, Marc With a C continues his trek though all of Janet's canonical albums taking on All For You and the slept-on Damita Jo, while making an unfortunate, but necessary, detour away from the music and into tabloid territory. "Nipplegate", as the Superbowl incident has come to be known, casts a long shadow that very much impacts everything that came afterward. Fortunately funkmeister and Jacksons expert Chris LeBrane is along for the ride to add some sugar to this sour note in Janet's legacy.What did her albums sound like after the world stopped paying attention to Janet's every move? That's journey begins now, and it's gonna get weird.Discography:0:00: Intro to Discography/Janet Jackson / 6:05: All For You / 26:46: "Nipplegate" / 35:30: Links that matter / 37:17: Damita Jo / 58:24 Outro See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

And throw it away.  In this episode, Major and Lise talk their excitement over Nashville's Black Geek Week, the passing of a feminist icon who said you can do it and a temptation who left us with just Otis are celebrated, Bold and the Baeless has the double standard for our mayor and Kim's haters get a gift, Kylie welcomes a baby girl and we hope the Curry household gets a boy, Balls and All is Superbowl review, Kap keeping his word and revoking cookout passes, DaMita Jo deserves appreciation, the Martin reboot can get the boot, Trayvon's birthday, Mary J came through the mud to be Oscar bound, what about Mo'Nique's emails, and hometown billboards cause controversy.  For Let's Talk About It Sis, the ladies discuss Ebony's interview with Matthew Knowles, Leslie Jones' realness about the perception of beauty and all the colorism in between.  The treatment of Black hair care products burns Lise's biscuits, and Black History Month gets extra coins in the collection plate.  Follow Us @toycpodcast on Twitter, Instagram, and Snapchat.  Like Us on Facebook www.facebook.com/toycpodcast  Visit our website www.toycpodcast.com  - - - -  Nashville Happenings  ALL NASHVILLE BLACK GEEK EVENTS CAN BE FOUND AT WWW.BLACKANTIQUITY.COM     

Full recording of the radio documentary; "Janet, Jam & Lewis: Deconstructing 30 Years of Music". Airdate: 16th September 2017 Station: SYN Media 90.7 Producer: John Cameron https://www.facebook.com/JohnCameronProductions https://twitter.com/Cameron_John

I like to think of this set as the second half of Janet's career.  Much like Madonna, the first half is ensconced with the traditional house mixes prominent in the late 80's and much of the 90's.  Starting in 1997 with “the Velvet Rope,” the mixes began to take on much of what was happening in the clubs.  With big names like Tony Moran, Thunderpuss, Jonathan Peters and Junior Vasquez mixing her music, Janet was able to successfully transition herself into the millennium. By the time “Damita Jo” came out, she was one of the earliest adopters of the burgeoning electro and progressive scene which she squarely adopted on last year's “Discipline.”  Despite receiving critical reviews from her two previous efforts and reaching number #1 on the Billboard Album Chart, Discipline failed to garner any hit singles and to this day has sold a paltry 500,000 copies (not great for an established artist). One could credit the unfortunate publicity incident at the Super Bowl for her downward spiral or maybe she was just ahead of the pack in mainstreaming the underground scene.  Regardless, that didn't stop her from continuing her streak of number ones on the club charts. Much like many of our divas, we embrace Janet whole-heartedly and welcome the next chapter in her career.  Though it is unclear, the rumor mill had Janet working with Jimmy Jam on a new album that was supposed to have come out in the spring.  With the death of her brother and the greatest hits package just released, it's obvious any new material will be pushed into 2010.  Fiercely independent, Janet has a lot of options she could take.  I guess we'll just have to wait and see what her next move is.  Miss Jackson if you're nasty, it's time for your encore. This set was originally posted on November 24, 2009.  Since there are no current plans to update Miss Jackson's original induction, I  thought it was appropriate to go back and revisit her original induction into the Diva Hall of Fame for those fans that missed it the first time around. Album : Janet Jackson v2 Genre : Club, House Year : 2009 Total Time : 1:31:26.00 1. Together Again (Tony Moran 12” Club Mix Edit) 2. Call On Me (Tony Moran's ‘Autumn Leaves' Club Mix) 3. The Pleasure Principle (DT'S Twilo Dub) 4. Make Me (Dave Aude Club Mix) 5. Rock With U (Soundpusher Remix) 6. All Nite (Don't Stop) (Low End Specialists Main Mix) 7. Just A Little While (Peter Rauhofer Club Mix) 8. Son Of A Gun (Al B. Rich Son Of A Club Remix) 9. Throb (David Morales Legendary Club Mix) 10. Feedback (Jody Den Broeder Club) 11. All For You (Change It Up Mix) 12. So Excited (Junior Vasquez Club Mix) 13. Come On Get Up (Milk & Sugar Retro Mix) 14. Twenty Foreplay (Junior Vasquez Jungle Club Mix) 15. Someone To Call My Lover (HQ2 Club Mix)