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Welcome to Episode 50 Part 1 of the Play It Up Podcast!! This is the first in a 2-part series covering the ins and outs of the Brisbane Pinball and Arcade Collective (BPAC) 2023 event which took place from the 14-23rd July at Brewdog Dogtap in Murrarie, QLD. And honestly, what better way to celebrate 50 episodes of your favourite podcast, with TWO episodes of your favourite podcast? Wow! We hope you enjoy our flyover of BPAC's Arcade events in classic Play It Up Podcast fashion, and please join us in Episode 50, Part 2 for a deep-dive into the event with a few extra special guests – So stay tuned for more shortly!! A HUGE, HUGE Play It Up Podcast shoutout to: Your Australian Kong Off 6 guns: Michael ‘Bonerforce' Edwards, Sean ‘Taggsta' Tagg, Dr. Aaron Raynor, Greg Pell, Geoff ‘80sarcadekid' Suttor, Matt Tecchio, Shane Sawle, Michael Kibbey, Patrick Silva, Allen ‘muscleandfitness' Staal, Luke ‘Busho' Bushell, Danny ‘SimpleDack' Fazackerley, Jack Philippi, Ky Staal, Derek Broadfoot, Pat Mortiss, Connor Weekes, Matthew Tolhurst, Tim Bragg, Alix McLean, Marc Bell, Andrew ‘Barra' Barrow and Chris Sommersville Our awesome mates at Brewdog Brisbane (thank you) Ultra big Play It Up shoutouts to Tanya Lowe and Adam Lee ANZAP Hall of fame recipients Jimmy Nails, Michael Kibbey, Richard Rhodes, Rob McAuley, Paul Hornitzky, Andrew Barrow, Danielle Peck, Dave Peck, Yee Fong, Peter Watt, Steven Edwards (and anyone else we may have missed we deeply apologise!) Yewww we love you guys Chapter Guide: 0:00 – Hi Denny Hi Mike Hi Neil Hi Shaun 1:35 – BPAckin' up post BPAC 3:30 – Shaun's experiences with his first BPAC since 2019 8:10 – Neil Cairns ANZAP Hall of Fame Induction 10:25 – ANZAP and other Hall of Fame Inductees 15:15 – Donkey Kong L3 Comp 19:55 – AKO6 Qualifying day 29:35 – Australian Kong Off Juniors comp 33:00 – Back to qualifiers!! 34:10 – Taggsta and Denny drawn game 39:10 – Taggsta and Denny second game 40:00 – Neil's 1st round vs. Allen 41:30 – Shauno v Shano 45:20 – other games round 2 47:12 – Neil v GEF second round 49:38 – Denny v Barra second round 50:30 – Neil v Tech third round 53:13 – Neil v Shane game for third place (Where's the Beef??) 55:50 – To be continued… In Part 2!! We hope you enjoy the episode! Feel free to drop us a line about BPAC or anything Arcade and classic gaming on Anchor at the link below and your question could be featured on the podcast! https://anchor.fm/playituppodcast Want moar Play It Up Podcast? You can also find us here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZnONv0hcDWXCA29BdpmV9Q (Full Video Podcast) https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/play-it-up/id1489273083?uo=4 https://open.spotify.com/show/0BJmmWLtgkDnd5l4JVTOju?si=f273f3a11f4142fb https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5idXp6c3Byb3V0LmNvbS83MzYyNDQucnNz https://www.breaker.audio/play-it-up https://pca.st/5tm92if5 https://radiopublic.com/play-it-up-WdLrZL https://instagram.com/playituppodcast/ https://www.facebook.com/PlayItUpPodcast Contact on us on Anchor for any questions for the team or feedback. Thanks you absolute legends, and we will see you in Episode 50, Part 2!! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/playituppodcast/message

Jordan joins Whitney to talk about his new album "Bluebird Days" including some shocking songs that even surprised his wife & his duet with Danielle Peck!

Matt's back in town to cover a special concert Matt Bailey is back in Nashville a month after we covered the 2022 CMT Music Awards. This time, he's in attendance of a Music Memorial for Jeff Carson, who passed away from a heart attack in March at the age of 58. Michael Ray, Wade Hayes, Ty Herndon, Lee Greenwood, Heath Wright of Ricochet, Craig Campbell, Rhett Akins, Tracy Lawrence, John Berry, Halfway to Hazard, Danielle Peck, T. Graham Brown and War Hippies performed at the Nashville Palace. Don McLean made a surprise appearance to perform "American Pie." After retiring from country music in the mid 2000's, Carson pursued his other lifelong dream and joined the Franklin Police Department where he remained a dedicated officer until his untimely passing. Carson had begin to revive his music career as he was working on new music at the time of his death. Last year, Carson spoke with us about his latest single, "God Save The World," which we premiered the video digitally in early 2021. The concert was a charity event to benefit the Law Enforcement Assistance Partnership (LEAP), a nonprofit organization that provides assistance to sworn officers of the FPD during unexpected life events. Matt chatted with Ray, Herndon, Greenwood, Wright, Lawrence, Berry, Peck, Brown, and McLean on the red carpet. Before the interviews, Matt and I discuss other aspects of our joint trip in April 2022. We had the honor to cover the Grand Ole Opry our first night in town which included performances by Sara Evans, Tenille Townes, Riders in the Sky and Nate Smith making his Opry debut. Our last day in town included an afternoon ride on the world famous General Jackson showboat where we enjoyed a concert from the Tennessee Legends, where some of Nashville's finest musicians and singers shared the stories and songs from the pride of Tennessee. Full audio is streaming below. Be sure to subscribe to The Music Universe Podcast wherever you get your podcasts.

Hace 50 años la música era un factor determinante para la vida pública de una nación y el mundo. Esta es la historia sobre la construcción de la narrativa de una nueva serie documental de Apple TV+. Danielle Peck, James Gay-Rees y Asif Kapadia, productora, co-productor y director, respectivamente, nos hablan de '1971'

Benjamin Netanyahu's run as the longest-serving Israeli PM may be coming to an end as what is essentially an anti-Netanyahu coalition is working toward an agreement. Haaretz columnist Anshel Pfeffer joins Bianna Golodryga, standing in for Christiane Amanpour, to discuss. Then turning to the sporting world, support for tennis player Naomi Osaka is pouring after she decided to withdraw from the French Open citing her mental health. Former professional tennis player and sportscaster Pam Shriver and The Athletic journalist Kavitha Davidson weigh in. Our Walter Isaacson speaks to longtime republican and former Congressman Mickey Edwards about why he walked away from the GOP earlier this year, citing "it's less of a party and more of a cult". Any finally, series producer of "1971: The Year That Music Changed Everything" Danielle Peck reflects on why that year's albums were so revolutionary. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

A new Apple TV+ docuseries looks at one particularly momentous year in music history: 1971. Directors Asif Kapadia and Danielle Peck join us to discuss the series, “1971: The Year that Music Changed Everything,” which premieres May 21.

 This week I'm talking with country music artist Lauren Lucas.  Lauren has been signed to Warner Brothers and has also been an independent artist. We discuss the pros and cons of a signed vs. unsigned artist as well as publishing and touring as an indie artist.Show Notes:Sponsors: Edenbrooke Productions - We offer consulting services and are offering listeners a 1-hour introductory special. To request more info on consulting services, email Marty at contact@johnmartinkeith.com. Talking Points:*Knowing multiple instruments will get you more work.*You can’t be an island in this business.*Start building a foundation locally and get out playing shows.*A family friend knew a guy in Nashville that came to check me out and ending up signing me to an artist development and publishing deal in Nashville.*The development deal eventually fell through but while in college I got cast as a main character in the Broadway version of Urban Cowboy in New York.*I ended up writing a song that was used in that Broadway show and was my first major placement.*A professor connected me with a producer in town who ended up putting me with different co-writers all the time and we were recording demos.*He pitched the songs to Warner Brothers Records and I went in to audition and got my first record deal that way.*They released my first single and I went on a radio tour and also got to open for Rascal Flatts, Blake Shelton, Lone Star and others.*The order of events can work differently depending on the situation. For some people, once you sign a record deal, then you have team put around you such as a booking agent, management, publisher, promotion, etc.*For some, if you have label mates, then you can get put on a tour opening for others on your roster.*Doors open up to have these companies be on your team because they see a label putting money behind you so that helps them to believe in what you are doing especially if you are successful because there is a lot of money to be earned.*You’re lessening the risk for yourself when you can align with a company like that.*When you sign a record deal and start working with a publisher, they are going to tell you to keep bringing them songs.*Once the album was halfway finished, publishers who didn’t like my songs before now wanted to sign me based off the same songs.*That caused me to have a chip on shoulder and I didn’t sign with them.*Because of that and when I lost my record deal, then I was an island and I didn’t have a team around me to help pitch me to other labels and help me get back on my feet.*There are so many artists that are signed to major label record deals that have albums that have never seen the light of day or have been signed and let go before anything ever happened with them.*The guy who helped get me signed was temporarily running the label and he got replaced when I released my first single and the new guy had a different vision and my album never came out.*When you’re trying to get a record deal and you’re the new kid with little success, you don’t have negotiating power for your contract, the label does.*The other route some people go is focusing on songwriting and getting hits with other artists, then you have more leverage to negotiate because of that success.*I transitioned into songwriting and released a couple of independent EPs.*There is value into taking your destiny into your own hands and working hard and making bold decisions.*There is also value in building a team around you and gaining credibility before making those bold decisions.*It feels like when you’re waiting on other people that it’s taking forever.*My expectations were skewed and I thought it was all supposed to happen right away.*Once you sign a record deal it can take 5 or 6 years for anything to really take off and that’s after signing a deal.*For those us that never give up, we’re the ones that end up being successful.*After my label deal ended, I was able to sign a publishing deal with Jewel Coburn of Ten Ten Music who had Alan Jackson, Keith Urban and Mark Irwin writing for them at different times. She started a new company called Eleven Eleven Music and I wrote for that company.*So many great songs end up in a drawer because there is only so much room for songs to get cut.*I’ve written for Danielle Peck and had a song used on Shark Tank that she recorded. I had a song placed in a movie as the end credits song with Dakota Johnson. I also had a song placed in a movie called Americanizing Shelly.*I own my publishing now because I am focusing more on tv/film music.*I was in the band Farewell Angelina and they recorded some of my songs as well.*It’s a big deal when you get songs cut with major label or indie artists because when they get sales or radio play you get paid, even little by little it adds up.*Also as a performer with music services like Muzak, you get checks every quarter.*Farewell Angelina got to open for The Bacon Brothers for the past couple of years and I knew a guy in the industry who is a talent buyer and needed a band to open for them at a show and asked if we wanted to come.*We hit it off with them and have been able to continue working with them and even starting writing music with them.*Now I get to open for The Bacon Brothers as a solo artist and I am doing my career on my terms.*I am making my best music now. You make different decisions depending on what your priorities are.*In my 20’s I just wanted to be famous and I made desperate choices.*Looking back now it wasn’t about the music.*Now I just want to make great music and I don’t want to be on the road unless that’s what I want to do.*I’m happier and freer and I think it’s coming across in the music.*If you are married and wanting to be a touring artist, make sure you have a good foundation of what your dreams are and what you intend to do so that’s clear up front and the other person knows this is a really big part of who you are and what you want to do and gives the a chance to decide if they want to be a part of that lifestyle if you’re not married yet.*Always have consistent home based check ins and keep them in the top of your mind and communicate with them when you’re apart.*There are no office hours. You’re potentially working all the time because even after a show the people bringing you in may want to go out and you feel obligated to do that.*You kind of always have to be “on.”*When I do my own booking I develop a form email of what I want to say (and personalize it for each person) and I’ll make a dropbox folder of head shot, a link to music or video that will help sell the package and put a link for them to download.*So many venues want you to submit and pitch to them in a specific way. Either call between certain hours or email them with a very specific subject line in the subject heading, or they don’t want a link but they want attachments.*So a lot of time is spent looking up where you want to go and what’s a good routing and then finding a venues that fit your style of music and finding out how they want you to contact them.*It’s extremely time consuming and tedious.*If a large booking agency signs you and you are a new act without much of a track record, they’re not always able to get you amazing gigs.*Your success begets more success.*They depend on that before they can get you major touring opportunities.*There are smaller booking agencies that will get you into small towns but are consistent gigs and will help route tours for you.*If you look up booking agents that work with wedding or cover bands, many of them have other departments that focus on different types of artists.*Make emails as enticing and as brief as possible.*Mark on your calendar a time to follow up.*www.laurenlucas.comNashville singer/songwriter, Lauren Lucas, knows first-hand the familiar story of a small town, Carolina girl moving to a music city, only to have her dream locked away in the vault of a major label. Once she was free to release music in her own way, Lauren partnered with Grammy- winning engineer, Chad Carlson, for her critically acclaimed EP, If I Was Your Girl. With Lucas' engaging melodies and soulful voice, the project caught the attention of Lady Antebellum's Charles Kelley, who requested to hear the title track in an on-air radio interview with Hall-Of- Fame DJ, Gerry House.In 2011, armed with another project titled, On with the Show, Lucas explored new points of view, both lyrically and musically. She blended her rootsy-soul with more pop-tinged melodies, reminiscent of her influences, such as Jonatha Brooke, Bonnie Raitt, John Mayer, and Norah Jones. The Academy of Country Music and Tony Award nominee shows depth and maturity with her new single, “Go Home Paul.” This is the singer/songwriter’s fifth studio release and it finds her in new territory showcasing her musicianship on guitar and intimate vocals. Written by Lucas and Grammy nominated hit songwriter, Jay Knowles (Harry Connick, Jr., George Strait), the story of, “Go Home Paul,” makes the listener feel as though they’re keeping a secret or eavesdropping on a private conversation.The track features noteworthy studio veterans including Park Chisolm (Kevin Costner & the Modern West, Aubrey Sellers) on arrangement and additional guitars, Alex McCollough (John Prine, Jim Lauderdale) of True East Mastering, and a long-overdue reunion with Pat McMakin (Ray Charles, Dolly Parton) leading the helm with production and mixing.Lauren said, “‘Go Home Paul’ has been one of my favorite songs that I’ve been a part of as a songwriter. I’ve had both women and men come up to me after shows and tell me they relate to the story, so I’m thrilled to finally have it recorded and released into the world! Some of my favorite songs to listen to as a fan evoke emotion in me because they cut right to the truth. I hope we wrote this song personal enough that it feels universal to the listener.” This is only the first of a string of new music releases planned for the remainder of the year and into 2020. In addition to her own music, you’ve heard Lauren’s work As a songwriter and composer on Broadway, on other artist’s projects, in films and on television, including ABC’s hit reality show, Shark Tank. As a touring artist, Lauren has shared stages with Kenny Chesney, Old Dominion, Blake Shelton, Billy Currington, Maroon 5, Gabe Dixon, Maia Sharp, and The Bacon Brothers (Kevin and Michael), to name a few. Lauren spent nearly three years touring with an all-female harmony band called, Farewell Angelina and penned several songs on their latest record. You can catch Lauren on the road as she teams up again with the Bacon Brothers in support of her new music. 

Kia ora welcome back to the Fun and Games podcast series. In this track we talk with world pinball champs Dave and Danielle Peck about some key pinball facts and on being a pinball wizard. We also discuss the up coming Game On! event featuring on the Ground Floor of the Central City Library as part of the Fun and Games exhibition, Game On! - Ground Floor Central City Library Step into the golden age of arcade games and test your skills against the 80s best! You're free to play 6 of the best arcade games, plus Pinball! Event: 1 February 2020, 1-2pm Central City Library Ground Floor Come see Auckland’s own World #1 Ranked Woman’s Pinball Player Danielle Peck demonstrate her skills at this one off exclusive Auckland Libraries event! Danni and three times NZ Pinball Champ David Peck will talk all things Pinball. Thanks for tuning into this Fun and Games series produced by Ngā Pātaka Kōrero - Auckland Libraries for your listening pleasure. To hear more Auckland Libraries podcasts subscribe by clicking follow through your podcast platform of choice, leave us a comment or click Like to share with others. Image: Poster design by Marcus Joyce, Auckland Libraries 2019. Music: Happy Whistling Ukulele by Rafael Krux, freepd.com/upbeat.php

We sit and chat with the Danielle Peck, who is currently ranked #1 in the world on the IFPA ladies bracket. We talk about current pinball news, the IFPA dollar, pinball in new Zeland and find out why my new nickname for her is "Frog." Show Links https://www.thisweekinpinball.com/this-week-in-pinball-september-23th-2019/ https://www.ifpapinball.com/ifpa-womens-wppr-system-endorsement-fee-to-start-in-2020/ https://pintips.net/ https://www.facebook.com/events/brisbane-showgrounds/2019-brisbane-masters/503316723512824/ IFPA New Zealand Facebook Page (https://www.facebook.com/IFPA.NZ/?__tn__=%2Cd%2CP-R&eid=ARDH9MfXpqpZzHYXEMHjqjQ85IianEdK3loIPvUH3b_Z2xpmcxmZZfkWO26IWMxGEV4uUjIeqYnpEs-k)Millionaire - https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1597 Bad Cats - https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=127 Old game guide PDF: http://tiltforums.com/uploads/default/original/2X/3/3c67cd807e4bd3edc13f087a87028ef73097aa55.pdf Punch Your Momma in the Mouth Clip :) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpVuOzFmrBE)

Danni born into pinball System 11 turdament Pinburgh no show JJP POTC disc issue Raymond #1 Shrek is love, Shrek is life Pinball Speed runs  Iron Maiden Circle Jerk Gary Stern snubbed for ??? Beast/best call outs ever Colin MacAlpine thoughts on IMDN Does Colin save the earth from Annihilation? Sterns Best since 2010 Slam…Read more Episode 39 – Danielle Peck + JJPOTC Disc + Colin MacAlpine

Join us this week as we welcome country music singer songwriter, Lucas Hoge. Hailing from Hubbell, NE., Lucas’s soul-stirring voice isn’t the only thing that has gotten him noticed. He has appeared on TV with Faith Hill for the Sunday Night Football commercial campaign, with Toby Keith in his Christmas special and in a Mary Kay commercial with Danielle Peck and Jennifer Hanson. Lucas has toured Denmark, Norway, Sweden and has traveled to the Middle East to perform for our troops. “Not only was my trip to Iraq, Kuwait and Kosovo the greatest honor in my life, it was the most fun I’ve ever had,” Lucas says. “After my trip, I knew I wanted help our troops any way that I could, so I began by writing “Soldiers Creed” and “Medal Of Honor’” which is featured on the Music for Our Troops CD". Lucas joined the Armed Forces Entertainment: Wrangler® National Patriot Tour in 2011. Wrangler® sponsored 1,000 free download cards of “Medal Of Honor” and announced that “Medal Of Honor” is the Wrangler® National Patriot official theme song and now available for download on the WranglerNationalPatriot.com website. Lucas, now a permanent member of the tour, returns every Memorial Day week. The 2014 tour will head North to Alaska visiting several Coast Guard bases. We will talk to Lucas about his upcoming schedule, get a behind the scenes look at his music, feature his latest songs, and ask him to share his message for the troops. Please be sure to visit Lucas Hoge at http://www.lucashoge.com/ and spread the word. Fans are welcome to call in and speak live with with Lucas during the show (718) 766-4193. If you would like to participate in the live chat during the show, you must sign up on the show site first and then log in during the show. Our message to the troops....WE do what we do, because YOU do what you do.

We kick off another Inside Music Row with the mention of Brad Paisley.  Cracker Barrel is helping to sponsor Brad's "Beat This Summer Tour," which kicks off May 9th in Missouri.  Also in the news is Danielle Peck - her new single "Impossible Dream" is an inspirational and moving song about believing in yourself.  Look for Danielle's album "How Freedom Feels" to be released this summer.  Up next is Merle Haggard and Buck Owens - they will be honored by California State University Bakersfield at the Spring 2013 commencement ceremony.  We also mention both Lynyrd Skynyrd and Bad Company as they are celebrating forty year anniversaries this year.  The two groups have gotten together for "The 40 Tour," which kicks off June 20th in Auburn, Washington.  Up next we talk about The Band Perry's plans to headline "Music City July Fourth:  Let Freedom Sing!" on the Lawn at Riverfront Park downtown.  Finally, we go Inside The Song with Hunter Hayes to hear about his number one hit "Wanted."

Bill Cody with Danielle Peck recorded June 10, 2011 at WSM Radio in Nashville.  Danielle stopped by to visit and preview her week at the CMA Music Fest.  For more on Danielle's music, check out:  http://www.daniellepeck.com/  

Nashville and Country Music News that includes Loretta Lynn being Honored from the recording Academy, Mark Chesnutt being commisioned as a Texas navy Admiral, Vince Gill and Amy Grant xmas tour, Bamajam Music Festival, Prague Songwriters festival, we go inside the song with Danielle Peck as she talks about her song I Don't.