Podcasts about Deep Tracks

SCOTCAST EPISODE 45.5 My favorite Progressive and Deep Tracks from the last few months. Enjoy this compilation. 32 Tracks, 2h51min Tracklist soon on my Youtube Chanel www.youtube.com/scotprojectv DOWNLOAD ENABLED! EPISODE 45.1: https://soundcloud.com/scotproject/scotcast-451-trancetechtrancehardtrancehardtechno EPISODE 45.2: https://soundcloud.com/scotproject/scotcast-452-hardtechno EPISODE 45.3: https://soundcloud.com/scotproject/scotcast-453-warehouse-techno-scotech-mix EPISODE 45.4: https://soundcloud.com/scotproject/scotcast-454-techno-scotech-mix

Legendary DJ Jim Ladd would have been 76 today, born Jan. 17, 1948 and passed away Dec. 16, 2023. Were you a listener of Jim Ladd? Steve and Dan share their stories as two generations of fans and will cite some work Jim did with Billy Sherwood of Yes. Below is info from Wikipedia:"Jim was one of the last of the "Freeform" rock DJ's the United States Rock Radio. Ladd began his career in 1969 at KNAC, a small Long Beach rock station. After two years there, he moved to Los Angeles station KLOS. In 1974 he moved to KMET, known to its legions of listeners as "The Mighty Met", where he would remain for most of the next 13 years (returning to KLOS in 1984, but going back to KMET again, 2 months before they changed format), while also hosting and producing "Innerview," an hour-long nationally syndicated interview program that aired during the same period weekly on over 160 stations nationwide for twelve years. Ladd and his free-form rock music returned to KLOS in 1997 and aired until October 26, 2011 Monday thru Thursday from 10PM to 2AM (PDT), and on Sunday from 9PM to Midnight. His show routinely led its time slot in Arbitron ratings. KLOS renewed his contract in January 2007. In addition, he has produced, written and narrated a number of nationally syndicated programs, including interviews, concert specials and album premieres .On December 2, 2011, Sirius XM Radio announced that Jim Ladd would host a live, daily free-form music show on Deep Tracks, channel 27 (now 308). This show ran from January 2012 to December 2023." --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yesshift/support

Kicking off Season 3 of Deep Tracks we explore the birth of the King of Rock 'n' Roll himself, Alan Greenspan! Okay, just kidding, we're gonna be FINALLY diving into the life of Elvis Presley! But, in order to lay some groundwork for the launch of his career, we also have to talk about the people who helped make that happen. So, this episode will also feature "minisodes" about Dewey Phillips and Sam Phillips. Then we look at the birth of Elvis, his childhood in Tupelo, leaving off when his family is just about to make the move that would change their lives forever, to Memphis, Tennessee...

Doo wop DJ to the gods! That's how I refer to him. Among his many talents, Joe is a DJ for WMWM 91.7 and https://northofbostonradio.com/ and spins his best Doo Wop on Uncle Henry's Basement and Uncle Henry's Folk show. Sometimes that's usually followed up playing DJ's picks on Heart of Saturday Night where you can expect a mixture of Psychedelic, Folk, Deep Tracks, Jazz. Questions, questions, questions! What music falls under the genre title of Doo Wop? What groups are considered Psychedelic? That's the first half of the show. Joe is also artistic director for Bedford Off Broadway in Bedford NH (https://www.bedfordoffbroadway.com) and so we jump into their upcoming show (directed by himself) “Blame it on Beckett”. The staging of the show has them using the old Bedford Town Hall in a very interesting format.

Doo Wop DJ to the gods! That's how I refer to him. Among his many talents, Joe is a DJ for WMWM 91.7 and northofbostonradio.com and spins his best Doo Wop on Uncle Henry's Basement and Uncle Henry's Folk show. Sometimes that's usually followed up playing DJ's picks on Heart of Saturday Night where you can expect a mixture of Psychedelic, Folk, Deep Tracks, Jazz. Questions, questions, questions! What music falls under the genre title of Doo Wop? What groups are considered Psychedelic? That's the first half of the show. Joe is also artistic director for Bedford Off Broadway in Bedford NH (www.bedfordoffbroadway.com) and so we jump into their upcoming show (directed by himself) “Blame it on Beckett”. The staging of the show has them using the old Bedford Town Hall in a very interesting format.

Sometimes Jenn records deeper conversations with her guests that don't fit into the normal show.  We call them Deep Tracks and this week, listeners get a compilation of interviews with three of the best guests of 2023:1. Electric Violinist, Asher Laub2. Musician and Poet, Andrew Cloninger3. Guitarist and Composer, Nick Morrison

Food Friday! Inca's Peruvian. Fatima Campos brings tasty papas rellenas for Chris and the crew. Fatima is celebrating 14 years in business with Inca's! Check out incasperuviancuisine.com for location, menu, and info. They have some special anniversary activities this weekend, including live music Movies with Mark Van Buren--Top "Deep Track" Christmas movies. A survey of great Christmas movies, a little off the beaten path.

In an effort to not only promote rock but also defend it, Alan Freed helped spearhead the production of three rock 'n' roll-themed films that came out in the mid-1950s: "Rock Around the Clock," "Don't Knock the Rock," and "Rock, Rock, Rock!" In this episode, we take a look at these movies, make some smart-sounding commentary, and even riff on them a la MST3K. It's a bit academic and a bit campy, but it's all deep... (see what I did there? "deep" as in "Deep Tracks"? Cool, right?)

Music Talk Tuesday with Tom Leu & Terry "Double T" Turen on 96.7 The Eagle talking classic rock current events, history, lists, and likes with Terry "Double T" Turen.SOUND MATTERS Facebook Group: www.facebook.com/groups/soundmattersConnect with Double T:Facebook: www.facebook.com/terry.turenInstagram: www.instagram.com/doubletrockfordConnect with TOM LEU:Websites: www.SoundMatters.tvWebsite: www.16Imaging.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/tomleuInstagram: www.instagram.com/tomleuYouTube: www.tomleu.tv

Hello Everyone and welcome back to this special addition of Punch Me In! On this episode, we will be going over our favorite deep track songs by some of our favorite artists! Do you like our picks? Do you dislike them? What are some that we missed?

It's Ron Carter's birthday! While we certainly wish him the happiest of birthdays, we felt compelled to highlight what we feel are some of the deeper tracks in his catalog as a leader. While these tracks may not be discussed as often as others - they all certainly have tremendous merit! We hope that after listening to these, it will give you more music and discussions about this great artist. Enjoy!

Thrashers the world over are still in shock over the retirement of the mighty Slayer, so let's lighten the mood by curating a playlist of of the band's best deep album tracks. In our lexicon, a deep album track is one you'll never hear of the radio (Slayer on the radio? Ha!!) and was rarely (if ever) played live. It's simple - hit play and let the atrocity vendors rip your soul apart throughout the crypts of eternity!!! Show No Mercy (1983) (0:00) Tormentor Hell Awaits (1985) (3:45) Crypts of Eternity South of Heaven (1988) (10:26) Cleanse The Soul Divine Intervention (1994) (13:28) SS-3 God Hates Us All (2001) (17:31) Exile Side 2 Christ Illusion (2006) (21:26) Catalyst World Painted Blood (2009) (24:33) Unit 731 (27:12) Public Display of Dismemberment Repentless (2015) (29:46) Take Control (32:59) Implode (36:40) Atrocity Vendo

This week we take a trip down memory lane and discuss Los Angeles free form radio from the 70s and 80s. We also discuss a technology that may make LCD TVs obsolete. And finally we talk about audio reviewers and whether it's worth listening to what they have to say. Plus we read your emails and the week's news. News: Hisense Logs Record 2022 TV Shipments, Now Second Largest in the World Xperi CEO's Bold Declaration: TiVo OS Will Power 7 Million Smart TVs By 2026 LG Display Calls Out Samsung QD OLED Screen Burn Other: HT Guys Listener Playlist Thank you Joseph MantelMount Freeform Radio from the 1970s and 80s The other day I was wondering about a DJ that used to work at KLOS in Los Angele. Her name was Linda McGinnis. She had a beautiful voice and was an excellent DJ. So I wondered if she was still on the radio someplace. As it turned out she had passed away in 2003. If you lived in San Diego or the Bay area during the 70's and 80's I am sure you heard her. However, in doing my search I found a couple of recordings that some had done and digitized off of an old cassette tape and posted on the Internet. It was an hour of Linda's daily show from October of 1981 replete with commercials of the day. It was a glorious trip down memory lane!  This started my trip down the rabbit hole! I found many other recordings from the DJs of KLOS and KMET all making me sad for the days when radio had true artists spinning the tunes. Back then, at least on freeform rock stations, DJs would curate music for you and help you discover artists and bands you never knew you needed to hear. For the past few days, I have been listening to these recordings in my car with a huge smile on my face. Some DJs like Jim Ladd (from both KLOS and KMET fame) have freeform shows on Sirius radio. Jim can be found on Deep Tracks channel 27. Otherwise if you had a favorite DJ from your youth I recommend that you search his or her name and see if there are recordings from back in the day. You will thank me for this.  Surprisingly, Apple Music Radio is old school with it's DJs. My tastes have broadened to include country music so I listen to Apple Music Country and find their DJs are very much like the DJs of the 70s and 80s. They create sets based on their mood, time of year, or what their listeners are requesting. The DJs are in the industry and based in Nashville so they have their fingers on the pulse of what is happening in the country music scene. I have discovered a bunch of country artists before everyone else in my circles. It's kind of fun being ahead of the curve like I was in highschool! I am giving my daughters music suggestions and they are wondering how on earth this old man knows about new artists before they do!! I haven't listened to the other Apple Music stations but I assume the same thing happens there. Do you have a favorite station that's old school? Let us know because it's probably available through an app. I am going to play about a minute of Linda on the radio. It made me sad and happy at the same time. Also, John in Cornwall there is a baseball comment in there that I hope you enjoy! Linda McInnes, KLOS-FM Los Angeles, CA December 28, 1981 (Restored Unscoped) Bob Coburn, Steve Downes, KLOS-FM Los Angeles, CA July 6, 1982-May 21, 1990 (Unscoped) Meta-display concept could retire LCD panels in big-screen TVs The metasurface display technology could replace the LCD layer in flat-screen televisions, bringing thinner panels, higher resolution, fast response times and lower power consumption. Full article here… The metasurfaces are 100-times thinner than liquid crystal cells, offer a tenfold greater resolution and could consume less energy. metasurface cells would replace the liquid crystal layer and would not require the polarisers, which are responsible for half of wasted light intensity and energy use in LCD displays. The new technology pixels are made of silicon, which offer a long life span in contrast with organic materials required OLED. Moreover, silicon is widely available and cheap to produce. The metasurface array could effectively just replace the liquid crystal layer in today's displays, which means manufacturers won't need to invest in brand new production lines to make panels. The next phase of research will be building a large-scale prototype and generating images, which is hoped to be achieved within the next five years. Once the prototype has successfully generated high-definition images it is expected the technology will be integrated into flat screens and available to the public within the next 10 years. A Room Full of Audio Reviewers Can't Hear Obvious Flaws A couple months ago, I went to a press event I decided not to write about. The reason I demurred is that I could hear crackling and hiss coming out of the speakers when nothing was playing. But it occurred to me that no one else noticed that the system—a six-figure rig with some well known high-end gear in it—had the noise floor of a transistor radio playing static. This is not the first or last time I've been in a room with audio reviewers who seemed to have no clue. I can recall one demo where the tweeter was blown on one of the speakers, and another where the source material turned out to be 96 kbps MP3. No wonder some of these folks avoid double-blind tests like the plague. Entire Thread on AVS Forum  

In this epic installment of Deep Tracks in Rock History I interview the founder and CEO of Craftsman Creative, Daren Smith! Daren has an impressive and diverse background in music, sound, and film, and brings to the table a lot of great insight on the creative process and fantastic advice on monetizing one's creativity. We talk about all kinds of things, including brief forays into jazz and even the movie Gattaca! It's not to be missed!

In this episode, I'm joined by my special guest Rob Wylde from Midnight City. He gets us up to speed on the bands new album coming out later this year. Then together we talk through our Top 10 Favorite Hair Metal Deep Tracks!  Check out some links for Rob:  https://midnitecity.com/ https://www.patreon.com/robwylde https://www.facebook.com/robwyldeofficial https://www.facebook.com/midnitecityuk Please donate and help support future episodes here: https://anchor.fm/cookgonemad/support Email me your thoughts on this episode at: 80sglammetal1@gmail.com   Be sure to follow 80's Glam Metal on Twitter! @80sGlamMetal1 - https://twitter.com/80sglammetal1 Check us out on Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/7H6RLcR7VsCVOJwbSNNQ8z?si=Mquvqua2Qr6323SQ12gArQ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cookgonemad/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cookgonemad/support

Anyone can sing along to the hits, but it takes a true fan to know the deep tracks - an album's less popular songs that get buried between the more radio-friendly Billboard bops. If Jesus' teachings were an album or a playlist, scattered among his greatest hits - like The Good Samaritan, The Golden Rule, and Love Each Other - you'd also find his deep tracks that could shock or even offend you - such as Hate Your Parents, Die Fig Tree Die, and I Bring the Sword! What are we supposed to do with the most confounding things that Jesus had to say? Join us for this six-week series to learn more.

Anyone can sing along to the hits, but it takes a true fan to know the deep tracks - an album's less popular songs that get buried between the more radio-friendly Billboard bops. If Jesus' teachings were an album or a playlist, scattered among his greatest hits - like The Good Samaritan, The Golden Rule, and Love Each Other - you'd also find his deep tracks that could shock or even offend you - such as Hate Your Parents, Die Fig Tree Die, and I Bring the Sword! What are we supposed to do with the most confounding things that Jesus had to say? Join us for this six-week series to learn more.

What is Philly Soul? Well, the personification of that sound can be best heard in the slow, soulful ballads and great high harmonies of the 3 members of this under appreciated band. We go deeper than just the hits like "la-la Means iLove you" and "Didn't i blow your mind (this time)" Enjoy

Anyone can sing along to the hits, but it takes a true fan to know the deep tracks - an album's less popular songs that get buried between the more radio-friendly Billboard bops. If Jesus' teachings were an album or a playlist, scattered among his greatest hits - like The Good Samaritan, The Golden Rule, and Love Each Other - you'd also find his deep tracks that could shock or even offend you - such as Hate Your Parents, Die Fig Tree Die, and I Bring the Sword! What are we supposed to do with the most confounding things that Jesus had to say? Join us for this six-week series to learn more.

Anyone can sing along to the hits, but it takes a true fan to know the deep tracks - an album's less popular songs that get buried between the more radio-friendly Billboard bops. If Jesus' teachings were an album or a playlist, scattered among his greatest hits - like The Good Samaritan, The Golden Rule, and Love Each Other - you'd also find his deep tracks that could shock or even offend you - such as Hate Your Parents, Die Fig Tree Die, and I Bring the Sword! What are we supposed to do with the most confounding things that Jesus had to say? Join us for this six-week series to learn more.

Until I Wake are here on the Chord Progression Podcast prior to the release of their first full album Inside My Head, and we dive into this whole thing. The band talks about how they wanted to show diversity in their sound on this album, how Cody wrote the lyrics for this powerful album, and how the rest of the band resonated with it. But things turn incredible when we talk about August's protagonist in the hope ur happy music video, how the rest of the band resonated with this, and how this album of the year candidate features the best breakdown of 2022. This album kicks ass, Until I Wake kicks ass, this podcast kicks ass.   Find Until I Wake Online: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/untiliwake Twitter: https://twitter.com/untiliwake Twitter (Ryan): https://twitter.com/RyanRidleyAF Twitter (August): https://twitter.com/AugustGeitner Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/untiliwake/ Instagram (Cody): https://www.instagram.com/undeadalpaca/ Instagram (Alex): https://www.instagram.com/alexcurtin_/ Instagram (Ryan): https://www.instagram.com/ryanridleyaf/ Instagram (August): https://www.instagram.com/augustleegeitner/ Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@officialuntiliwake Twitch (Cody): https://www.twitch.tv/untiliwakecody YouTube: https://youtu.be/clFAI9SjWQ4 Website: https://untiliwake.com Merch: https://untiliwake.com/store/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4XYFjTd83FIwArFrWEYhd5?si=im0nqFYGRDi_3SrEH6WK1A Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/until-i-wake/1493491244   Get 20% OFF @manscaped + Free Shipping with promo code CPP at https://www.manscaped.com #ad #manscapedpod   We Are Sponsoring WHEN WE WERE HUNGRY FESTIVAL: https://whenwewerehungryfestival.com GET YOUR TICKETS NOW!   Follow us on social media!   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chordprogressionpodcast   Twitter: https://twitter.com/cppodofficial   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chordprogressionpodcast/   Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@chordprogressionpodcast   YouTube: https://youtube.com/channel/UCqRKZCDMcFHIYbJaLQMfDbQ   Chord Progression Podcast (Spotify): https://open.spotify.com/show/53XWPGrIUvgavKF5Fm6SLk   Chord Progression Podcast (Apple Podcast): https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/chord-progression/id1454876657   Chord Progression Podcast (Amazon): https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/b8dad803-444c-4a73-8aa5-67b4fc43f4ba   Chord Progression Podcast (iHeart Radio): https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-chord-progression-70632531/   Podcast Webpage: https://mysongoftheday.com/my-song-of-the-day-rock-2000-today/chord-progression-podcast/   Intro: (0:00) Until I Wake talks... Buffalo Weather: (4:48) Being with Fearless Records: (8:03) Inside My Head showing Diversity in Sound: (12:25) The Personal & Story Influence of Inside My head: (21:06) The Band's Reaction to Cody's Writing & Music Video Creation: (27:26) August's Video, Portraying Emotion, Personal Connection: (40:20) Best Art Comes from Negative Experiences?: (52:41) Deep Tracks to get Hyped for on Inside My Head: (53:46) BREAKDOWN OF THE YEAR!: (58:40) The First Crowd Surged and Inside My Head Wrap: (1:11:46) Find Until I Wake Online: (1:15:30) Closing It Out: (1:19:57)

Our first edition of Deep Tracks where Jenn sits down to learn a little bit more about her guests!  This week we give you more with Jenn Cohen and Lila Dubois & Miles Tobel.  

The guys have a nice discussion about the Dave Chapelle/First Avenue controversy, Meredith Brooks is brought up for some reason, and Ben Leber joins the show and talks about him being in the news all week!

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            In Episode 369 of Things We Said Today, an 80th birthday tribute to Paul McCartney, Ken Michaels, Allan Kozinn and Darren DeVivo discuss the MetLife Stadium and Glastonbury concerts, and each choose five of his lesser-known tracks that deserve a fresh hearing. NOTE: This is an audio version of the podcast. There is also a video version on our YouTube page. As always, we welcome your thoughts about this episode of the show or any other episode. We invite you to send your comments about this or any of our other shows to our email address thingswesaidtodayradioshow@gmail.com, join our "Things We Said Today Beatles Fans" Facebook page and comment there, tweet us at @thingswesaidfab or catch us each on Facebook and give us your thoughts. And we thank you very much for listening. You can hear and download our show on Podbean, the Podbean app and iTunes and stream us through the Tune In Radio app and from our very own YouTube page.  Our shows appear every two weeks. Please be sure and write a (good, ideally!) review of our show on our iTunes page. If you subscribe to any of our program providers, you'll get the first word as soon as a new show is available. We don't want you to miss us. Our download numbers have been continually rising, as more people discover us and it's all because of you. So we thank you very much for your support!  

This week, the gang is joined once again by Brad Rusthoven from the Slamfest Podcast to talk about some of their favorite hair metal deep tracks. Will BB's return to the podcast be as triumphant as he hopes? Can BC recover from the Iron Maiden trivia episode enough to have a great list? Tune in to find out! Hosted by Steve Wright, Brian "BC" Chapman and Ryan "BB" Bannon Special Guest: Brad Rusthoven  Produced by Dylan Wright Music by Mark Sutorka Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3QqrZ1cWshBNH1m97OgZV5?si=eafb8497ee6f42c3 Slamfest Podcast: https://www.facebook.com/groups/slamfestpodcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PTHpodcast 

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This time i will not play new tracks , i was digging my collection for some old deep tracks.

Joey and Ernie list their favorite Deep Cuts by the legendary LED ZEPPELIN!!

Talking ROLLING STONES DEEP TRACKS... with Double T on 96.7 The Eagle...**Quick-hitter segments (~10 mins) talking music, lists, likes, & current events Tuesday mornings at 7:30am CST on 96.7 The Eagle in Rockford, IL.SOUND MATTERS Facebook Group: www.facebook.com/groups/soundmattersConnect with Double T:Facebook: www.facebook.com/terry.turenInstagram: www.instagram.com/doubletrockfordConnect with TOM LEU:Websites: www.SoundMatters.tvWebsite: www.16Imaging.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/tomleuInstagram: www.instagram.com/tomleuYouTube: www.tomleu.tv

Happy July! This week, Chris takes the reins as Ethan explores the Pacific Northwest. As a music fan, there aren't many better things than going down into the mines and unearthing some deep tracks from your favorite bands. Chris takes some time this week to talk deep cuts, whether or not they really exist, along with sharing some of his favorites from the genre. Support the podcast directly by becoming a Patron: https://www.patreon.com/grunge_bible 

What a difference a year makes! Dan and Ryan reflect on the changes the past year has brought and the on going drought. End of the episode has a bit on favorite shepherding literature as well!

The artists stop in to talk about their new project The Next Episode. The album is a collaborative project between the two east coast emcees and producers. The EP is being considered as an instant classic (has been getting Madvillainy and Liquid Swords Comparisons) with buzz feed worthy joints like Pot Holes, Deep Tracks, Sal's Pizzeria and Eat The Rich to name a few featured tracks on the EP. Numbers are increasing at a strong steady pace reaching over 2K plays on Apple and Spotify since its release earlier this year. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/antwon-grant5/support

Episode 132- Geoff Tate, former lead singer of Queensryche. Geoff is promoting his new project Sweet Oblivion. We discuss that plus recording and writing music, his winery, Operation Mindcrime & more. 00:00 - Intro01:05 - Wikipedia Inaccuracies 02:20 - First Songs Written03:07 - Early Music Seattle Scene 04:06 - The Mob & Queensryche 06:33 - Going Through Customs 198608:25 - Operation Mindcrime 11:12 - Recording in Different Places 13:20 - Empire & "Anybody Listening" 14:36 - Seattle Bands in The Early 90s15:35 - Promised Land (1994) 16:17 - Hear in the Now Frontier (1997) 19:30 - Thoughts of Quitting Back in 199020:13 - Dedicated to Chaos (2011) 21:25 - Sweet Oblivion "Relentless" 24:10 - Writing Songs & Making Music28:30 - Winery & Harvest Festival 30:30 - Cordial with Queensryche 31:08 - Deep Tracks on Tour32:01 - Mercy Watch 32:50 - Wrap UpGeoff Tate Website:https://www.geofftate.comMercy Watchhttps://mercywatch.orgChuck Shute Website:http://chuckshute.comSupport the show (https://venmo.com/Chuck-Shute)

EPISODE NOTES:This is the first episode we went into "blind" without any list of questions and the reward was an organic conversation that was both fluid and deep. We had a great time Interviewing Andrew Fishman and can't wait for him to come back for future and/or bonus episodes!GUEST INFO & NOTES:FacebookInstagram: @apfdmbShoutouts:Mom's Instagram and Jewelry Business: @stonesandstoriesShelby Bottoms Nature Center and Park:Dolly Parton Imagination LibraryFIND US ONLINE:www.dmbondemand.comOur projectsPatreonTwitterYoutube

Talking Top VAN HALEN/DLR DEEP TRACKS... with Double T on 96.7 The Eagle...**Quick-hitter segments (8-10 mins) talking music, lists, likes, & current events Tuesday mornings at 7:30am CST on 96.7 The Eagle in Rockford, IL.SOUND MATTERS Facebook Group: www.facebook.com/groups/soundmattersConnect with Double T:Facebook: www.facebook.com/terry.turenInstagram: www.instagram.com/doubletrockfordConnect with TOM LEU:Websites: www.SoundMatters.tvWebsite: www.16Imaging.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/tomleuInstagram: www.instagram.com/tomleuYouTube: www.tomleu.tv

In this episode, we each create our fantasy solo compilation album featuring the following: four songs each from John, Paul, George, and Ringo. Only album tracks are allowed (no standalone singles), and no live cuts. What are your picks? Plus Ken Michaels shares the latest news. www.talkmoretalk.com @talkmoretalk1 talkmoresolotalk@gmail.com https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7rNO8_kPBH-caQH9vzNe8A  

In times of crisis, we need music. We look at how far people will go — even under quarantine, during a pandemic — to find ways to make music together. Original Air Date: April 25, 2020 Guests: Lisa Bielawa — Varttina — Bobby McFerrin — Moken — Vijay Iyer — Brandy Clark — Nicole Paris — Edward Cage Interviews In This Hour: Putting The Mood Of COVID-19 To Music — The Haunting Finnish Acapella of Värttinä — The 50 Voices of Bobby McFerrin — A Bold and Beautiful Voice from Cameroon — Vijay Iyer on Jazz, Improvisation and the Origins of Music — Country Singer Brandy Clark on a Big Day in a Small Town — Beatboxing With My Dad

In times of crisis, we need music. We look at how far people will go — even under quarantine, during a pandemic — to find ways to make music together. Original Air Date: April 25, 2020 Guests: Lisa Bielawa — Varttina — Bobby McFerrin — Moken — Vijay Iyer — Brandy Clark — Nicole Paris — Edward Cage Interviews In This Hour: Putting The Mood Of COVID-19 To Music — The Haunting Finnish Acapella of Värttinä — The 50 Voices of Bobby McFerrin — A Bold and Beautiful Voice from Cameroon — Vijay Iyer on Jazz, Improvisation and the Origins of Music — Country Singer Brandy Clark on a Big Day in a Small Town — Beatboxing With My Dad

Back in 1978 I saw Blue Öyster Cult and it completely changed my life. I consider this band the ultimate Rock n Roll band. They have Hits,Deep Tracks, Smoking Musicianship and an unreal live show. They have a brand new record out right now called The Symbol Remains and it is unbelievable. Do yourself a favor and buy it today and when this Covid insanity is over go see them Live. Think about this, in 2022 Blue Öyster Cult will be celebrating their 50th Anniversary. I love this band and It was an Honor to talk to Buck. Candles Lit DDR   

Bill Fitzhugh Bill Fitzhugh is the award-winning author of ten comic and satiric crime novels. His debut, Pest Control, was translated into half a dozen languages, the film rights sold to Warner Brothers, it was produced as a popular radio show in Germany, and as a stage musical in Los Angeles. Prior to Human Resources, Fitzhugh published The Exterminators, the sequel to Pest Control. The New York Times said, “Fitzhugh is in a league with Carl Hiaasen and Elmore Leonard…he is a strange and deadly amalgam of screenwriter and comic novelist.” The late, great political humorist, Molly Ivins said, “Fitzhugh is one seriously funny guy.” A one-time FM rock deejay, he wrote, produced, and hosted Fitzhugh's All Hand Mixed Vinyl for five years on Sirius-XM's Deep Tracks channel. Born and raised in Jackson, Mississippi, Fitzhugh lives in Los Angeles where he is at work on his next project.   Connect with Bill. Billfitzhugh.com

Back before corporations acquired (and systematically destroyed) rock radio by playing the same 10 songs on perpetual repeat into the dirt, radio disc jockeys used to actually have some control over their “playlists” and would sometimes throw on a song that wasn’t a normal rock radio favorite:  maybe something that wasn’t a “hit single”, or something for which there was no “music video”; something longer, something unusual, something off the beaten path:  we call these Deep Cuts.  That’s what us Metal Nerds call “The Good Stuff”.  And when it comes to Black Sabbath, it’s ALL Good Stuff!!! There’s just one problem:  because WE THE NERDS here at Metal Nerdery are already so intimately familiar with what shall be henceforth known as “The First Six”, it was kind of a challenge for us to each pick our favorite 6 deep cuts from The First Six Black Sabbath albums.  There were a few that overlapped on our respective listicles but we tried to go as deeply as we could to give those of you who are only familiar with side 1 of ‘Paranoid’ a nice sampling of what we call “That GOOD Sabbath”.  JOIN US after you’ve finished your bowl (of breakfast cereal) as we discuss our favorite “deep cuts” from our favorite first 6 albums by our favorite First Godfathers of Metal, Black Sabbath.  Also check out our live stream of this episode on our Facebook page and find out whether or not Russ will show his “Man Tetons” on Facebook. Visit www.metalnerdery.com/podcast for more on this episodeConsider supporting us at Patreon - patreon.com/metalnerderypodcast You'll find some extra goodies there too!Metal Nerdery Tees and Hoodies – metalnerdery.com/merchand kindly leave us a review and/or rating on the iTunes/Apple Podcasts - Spotify or your favorite Podcast appListen on iTunes, Spotify, Podbean, Google Play or wherever you get your Podcasts.Follow us on the Socials:Facebook - Instagram - TwitterEmail: metalnerdery@gmail.com  Show Notes00.00:  Goin’ down…#crunchyballriffs/***BTW check out our Facebook LIVE version of this episode***/The deep Black Sabbath Cuts from the 1st 6 Albums (from the Metal Nerdery perspective)/#thefirstsix/The “definition” of Deep Cuts 04.30:  Sleeping Village (with the WHOLE finger, not just A Bit of Finger)/Behind the Wall of Sleep/Electric Funeral/Rat Salad/The Wizard/Supernaut/Solitude (#relaxer)/Supernaut AND Cornucopia (A little high, a little low)/The Thrill of It All (Is Sabotage “underrated”?  ***EMAIL US at metalnerdery@gmail.com and give us your perspective***)/Supertzar (Evil Disney)/Megalomania (STING ME!)/National Acrobat/Spiral Architect (Remember the intro from Spiral Architect being on the commercial for C.A.R.E. back in the 80’s?)/Lord of This World/Hand of Doom/#gold/Sorry I looked at you… 15.15:  check out our Man Tetons on Facebook/Hole in the Sky (#mattsaid)/Billy’s List:  Sleeping Village, Behind the Wall of Sleep, Into the Void, Supernaut/Cornucopia (tie), Thrill of it All, Megalomania/Russell’s List:  Hole in the Sky, Snowblind (that’s not a #deepcut), The Writ, Symptom of The Universe (***Have a drink on behalf of Russell’s birthday***), Changes, Killing Yourself to Live, Supernaut, Behind the Wall of Sleep/Wheeler’s List:  Sleeping Village (where’s the finger?), Electric Funeral (#suicidepaneling & #shagcarpeting), Solitude/After Forever (tie), St. Vitus’ Dance, St. Wheels of Confusion, Spiral Architect (EMAIL US re:  C.A.R.E. commercial soundtrack at metalnerdery@gmail.com), Supertzar, The Writ 27.00:  The influence of other bands on Sabbath’s sound (specifically regarding the change in their sound with Sabbath Bloody Sabbath and Sabotage; particularly Sabotage) and the departure from the mostly bluesy sound/***FACEBOOK SHOUT OUTS***/Ridiculous memories and “high” fashion. 30.16:  NOW is where you sync up with Facebook:  A Bit of Finger/Sleeping Village (***listen with headphones***)/Russell’s birthday pledge and the transition to The Warning/Electric Funeral (#takeitoff #cantbeloudenough):  It’s fair to say that Electric Funeral was a bit… #thrashish 38.11:  Master of Reality (NOT Puppets):  Wrong Master (and also NOT a deep cut…#foreshadowing)/After Forever and/or Solitude (because After Forever #rocksballs)/Thank you Russ for putting that thought in our brains LOL!/ After Forever = Happy Thrash/Our pledge…and a request (or a challenge) and a SHOUT OUT (and a tangentionally related bit regarding Storm Corrosion related to #bolth Opeth and Porcupine Tree, and ultimately:  Black Sabbath)/WTF is in YOUR breakfast cereal!? BBQ’d Parrot (on the next #bigdaddysbbqpit) 46.46:  A question from a long time listener (CHECK OUT #episode1)/HAIL to Mille Petrozza and Kreator with a ‘K’ /***BACK TO THE SHOW***/A 3-way tie for Supernaut (and some notable fun factoids)/#KISS is definitely #notBillysfavoriteband)/A bit of #bolthree:  National Acrobat (#readthoselyrics):  definitely a lot of space in the mix/The development of Ozzy’s voice over time. 1.01.01:  Killing Yourself to Live (the creepy overchorused tremolo) and the impact of confidence on a performance/#multipreprobrems/Spiral Architect (and C.A.R.E….if you remember this, PLEASE EMAIL US at metalnerdery@gmail.com if you remember the 80’s commercial for C.A.R.E.) 1.08.30:  Hole in the Sky (Sabotage:  GO BUY IT!)/Megalomania (Black Sabbath Mushroom Night, COMING SOON to Metal Nerdery!):  going from creepy & heavy to fast & thrashy in one song and the definition of megalomania (#stingme)/The Birth of NWOBHM (Listen with headphones:  you’ll find new things!!!)/#notitsforyou and more on-mic burps and burp shaming/Thrill of it All (#cantbeloudenough so make it #louder):  ‘Mr. Geezer’?  Or ‘Mr. Jesus’? /More Foreshadowing 1.19.43:  Happy Anniversary to BOLTH Vol. 4 (1972) and Technical Ecstasy (1976):  Honorable Mentions:  She’s Gone/Technical Extersy/Never Say Die/The Writ (or Am I Going Insane Radio?) No Writ, but The Symptom of The Universe (a love that never dies) will do:  definitely an early THRASH song/***TANGENTIONALLY TANGENTIAL TANGENT Alert:  Beatles vs Stones and Zeppelin vs Sabbath***/Future Metal Nerdery Episode #backshadowing and #foreshadowing for Vol.3/***Check us out on the Socials, The Book, and The Gram:  Nerd OUT!***/Hand of Doom

This week, the gang is joined by Growin' Up Rock Podcast's very own Steven Michael to talk about their favorite deep tracks from Judas Priest. Which album does Dylan try and convince the rest of the group to re-examine? Will BC swipe a pick right out of Steven's hands? Which person is the only one to pick a song from the Tim "Ripper" Owens era? Tune in to find out!   Hosted by Steve Wright, Brian "BC" Chapman and Ryan "BB" Bannon Special Guest: Steven Michael Produced by Dylan Wright Music by Mark Sutorka Spotify Playlist of the Week: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2W6zAuHPlAeCHsfT22JbT8?si=gTsUXvVuQk-lQ6xE-Ip3HQ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PTHpodcast  

CORRECTION: Host Brett de Hoedt REPEATEDLY uses the phrase "deep cuts" in his intro onstead of "DEEP TRACKS". He has been fined for this error.  A lightweight apology. Enjoy.  This 100% independent and advertising-free podcast is created by host Brett de Hoedt with audio director Brian Wallace. It's one of the most global and intimate podcasts produced today. It's heard on Podcast Radio London and Fire radio in Switzerland. Coming soon: apologies from Iran and the US prison system. Your ratings & reviews are welcomed! Subscribe to get every episode and be the envy of all your friends. www.thehardestwordpodcast.com

Big Albums/Deep Tracks by Digital Killed The Radio Star

The Blues Brothers say Grove Me; Joe Walsh Turns To Stone; Little River Band lives the Hard Life; and The Doobie Brothers meet a Dark Eyed Cajun Woman! Only on Deep Cuts Radio - Signal 7! This is where you get your classic rock favorites mixed with Deep Tracks. ~ signal7@att.net

This week, Steve and BB are joined by returning guest Dave Borosky and new guest  ROCK 107 DJ Mark Hoover to talk about their favorite deep tracks featuring the iconic voice of Ronnie James Dio. From Elf to Sabbath, from solo to The Rods, the gang picks out some great songs that you may not have heard. Tune in and see what they come up with!   Hosted by Steve Wright, Brian "BC" Chapman and Ryan "BB" Bannon Special Guests: Dave Borosky and Mark Hoover Produced by Dylan Wright Music by Mark Sutorka   Spotify Playlist of the Week: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2od9tHTOkMAV235QlGOWqG?si=mIBMiPxqQDakFg42kHH6zw Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PTHpodcast  

I changed the usual format and theme from the usual Deep Tracks to what was played on the Radio back in the 60's & 70's. More or less I'm playing hits from great bands of the period. Songs that your typical person born in that era would know. I had a lot of fun putting this episode together so I think I may continue in this sort of "Hit" vein for the next couple of episodes as there are a lot more bands and hit songs from that era. I hope you enjoy this. Please give a review either way. I do appreciate it.Dino

In times of crisis, we need music. We look at how far people will go — even under quarantine, during a pandemic — to find ways to make music together. Original Air Date: * *April 25, 2020 *Guests: * Lisa Bielawa — Varttina — Bobby McFerrin — Moken — Vijay Iyer — Brandy Clark — Nicole Paris — Edward Cage *Interviews In This Hour: * Putting The Mood Of COVID-19 To Music — The Haunting Finnish Acapella of Värttinä — The 50 Voices of Bobby McFerrin — A Bold and Beautiful Voice from Cameroon — Vijay Iyer on Jazz, Improvisation and the Origins of Music — Country Singer Brandy Clark on a Big Day in a Small Town — Beatboxing With My Dad

This week, the gang is joined by Steven Michael to talk about their favorite lesser known tracks from AC/DC. Can BB find any Brian Johnson songs he enjoys? Will Steven bend the rules like Steve always does? Does a song being in one of the most popular movies of all time disqualify it from being considered "lesser known?" Tune in to find out!   Hosted by Steve Wright, Brian "BC" Chapman and Ryan "BB" Bannon Special Guest: Steven Michael  Produced by Dylan Wright Music by Mark Sutorka   Growin' Up Rock Podcast: https://www.facebook.com/growinuprock/ Spotify Playlist of the Week: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1IWtAH2g2NIo0NlGUSCozx?si=J2rMpY5uRx2KNe5H1rJqUA   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PTHpodcast  

Deep Tracks Only? What's that about? Danny and Brook take the best of pop culture, books, events, experiences and discuss the topics that are often missed. Like the b-sides or deep tracks of a record album, we will make sure you experience something new that you haven't heard before. See your favorite things in a new light and maybe learn to love the things you once hated. We take it and go deep at deep tracks only.

Today we are joined in the Studio by Dr. Steve Ricks, professor of Music Composition at Brigham Young University, and expert on 1980’s music. Tune in to hear all of our favorite deep cuts from the 1980’s and see who wins round 2 of Name That Tune.

Farmers Only The History of the City Grid Layout The Tunnels Beneath Los Angeles (ELLAAYY) The First Non-Stop Transatlantic Flight Come to our The Boredroom Podcast: A Live Presentation!! 3/5 at 8pm in the Loft at Third Coast Comedy Club Tickets at tbrpc.eventbrite.com Make sure to pick up some merch during checkout. Lots of goodies for the BoredMember in your life. :)

Before we get into the 1980’s we wanted to revisit the 70’s for a bit with a few deep tracks. And stay tuned in the 2nd half where Jason and Jordan go head to head in our first Name That Tune (1970’s edition). You can play along at home, and probably do better than they […]

This one is a RIDE, you guys! We wanted to do something really fun this week—something that would lighten the mood for us and for you. So, strap in, because we’re talking about our favorite Old School Category romances today! We’ve got something for everyone — wolves and dragons and marine biologists and single moms and more wolves! A word of caution this week — we didn’t reread these books before we recorded, and they’re all published in the 80s and 90s, so tread lightly if you decide to read them…and let us know just how wrong we got the plots! (Just kidding, we’re for sure rereading all of them now). Next week was supposed to be the deep dive of Lorraine Heath, but Sarah has a book due, so we’re putting it on hold—but stay tuned, because we’ve definitely got something coming! Waking Up With the Duke will definitely be the next read, though: Get it at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Apple Books, or Kobo.Show Notes- If you're looking for a real cool summer sleepaway camp, check out Camp Kupagani. They'll pick your kid up at O'Hare!- You can order girl scout cookies online now. Good luck to all of us.- If you're in Chicago, I guess you could go to Navy Pier; But if you're in Peru, you should definitely go to Machu Picchu.- That American Dirt story is real wild. This review by Myriam Gurba is amazing, and Vox has you covered with an entire explainer. Remezcla has better recommendations for books about the border.- If you want to know what makes something a category romance, Love in Panels has a very good explainer. Also, if you're interested in Harlequin covers now, Jen interviewed Tony Horvath for Kirkus. He's the creative director in charge of all of Harlequin series romance.- Buying old category romances is easy. Check out ThriftBooks for the best prices and best shipping (Amazon charges for individual items from sellers), but also Better World Books. And if you're lucky enough, local thrift stores and used book stores. For more recent remaindered books, try Book Outlet.- We mentioned so many category series today. Check out this blog by Steve Imes with all the category series names and dates, and FictionDB for listings of books by series.- Sandra Brown wrote as Erin St. Claire and also Rachel Ryan. She was an 80s powerhouse who still writes romantic suspense. The book Sarah mentioned was Honor Bound, but Jen was thinking of a similar book called Hawk O'Toole's Hostage. Ope.- Jen reread and reviewed several of her first category romances for the Book Queen. The one about Pink Satin compares the book to the Harvey Weinstein case. It's honestly shocking how little has changed for women in the workplace.- White Satin was an early Iris Johansen about figure skating, but that author is also for being the book that inspired the "Who Did it Better on a Horse" post. And at the end of the episode, Sarah mentions that she had a house for sale if you're on the market, BECAUSE IT'S REALLY A MANSION.- Brad Pitt is old and still working because of the patriarchy.- Deep Tracks is the name of an XM radio station that plays B sides and less popular songs, which is very on brand for the books in this episode.- Maybe you'd like to read those goodreads reviews for The Lady and the Dragon.- Jen loved Barbara Boswell. She was a fan of the Brady/Ramsey series where a bunch of sisters married a bunch of brothers. And then this one that is Brady Bunch fanfic. Eight is enough, I swear! Was this all Roe v. Wade blowback?- You actually can still get Harlequin subscriptions, but the best current Romance subscription is definitely the Bawdy Bookworms box.- In Demon Lover, the heroine thinks the hero is a coyote, but he's really an undercover DEA agent. Jen asked the Smart Bitches to help her find it in 2018, when it was available as an eBook, but it isn't anymore! All you need to know is that these 80s covers celebrated the Tom Selleck mustache in a big way.- Warrior was last in the McKenzie-Blackthorn series by Elizabeth Lowell. Light a candle for Utah, who never got his book. Ao3 needs to get on it! #JusticeForUtah- Virginity is a construct! Also, here's where the hymen is in case you need to know.- Sarah's on deadline, so who knows what's going to happen next week. Buy some stickers, buttons, or t-shirts to tide yourself over while we figure it out.- Please check out the photo array below for books we referenced. You may remember that we recorded an entire episode on category romances with Andie Christopher, but Jen screwed up the recording. By then, we moved on with Andie to cinnamon rolls. But Andie recommended Driven by Fate by Tessa Bailey, and Jen talked about Every Road to You by Phyllis Bourne. Sarah proably talked about Hot Touch, but Jen can't really remember...we'll just think of that episode as the one that got away.

This week is a special “Deep Tracks” episode where Eric reviews songs from popular albums that weren't the title song but still deserve the attention!Listen to some of Eric’s favorite tracks from G.O.D., Lee Hi, BTS, EXO, and IU! And find exciting updates on Eric and DIVE Studio’s upcoming plans amongst his crazy ramblings.Make sure to subscribe to @daebakshow (IT’S FREE) and leave a comment, rating and/or review on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, and YouTube.Episodes are presented by @thedivestudiosConnect with us on all social media platforms @daebakshow and at http://www.divestudios.io/daebakshow !SUPPORT & JOIN DIVE Studios' Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/divestudios#EricNam #GOD #LeeHi #BTS #EXO #IU #Kpop #DaebakShow #DIVEStudios See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For a cash-grab manufactured TV act, The Monkees have certainly exceeded anyone's expectations for not only longevity but success. Starting in 1966, The Monkees' TV show and music has been part of American Culture for over 50 years, generating hit records, Emmy awards, a feature film-- and even NEW MUSIC in the 21st Century.Tim is an unabashed rock and roll enthusiast and, in this episode, hopes to introduce listeners to Monkees music that goes beyond the top 10 hits. Hear music from each of the fellas' solo efforts, music featuring every note performed by the 4 of them, and some wonderfully buried tracks featuring some of Hollywood (and Nashville's) best sidemen.Dig: The Monkees' Deep Tracks.Special Guest: Ken Mills See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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The guys open up and share their biggest fears in life. Plus, the best comedy stand up acts they've ever seen, the worst R rated movies to watch with parents and Top 3 Deep Tracks you need to download NOW! March Madness brackets, Applebee's gets desperate and rattlesnake season in Arizona. Hop on the train and get ready for another fast paced, hilarious episode of Dude, We're Adults! EMAIL US: DudeWereAdults@gmail.com TWITTER: @DudeWereAdults

As we close out 2016, it's time to reflect on the good, the bad, and the surprises of the film year that was.  EJ's List  Best: The Handmaiden Worst: Captain America: Civil War Surprise: Arrival Most Enjoyed: Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice  Matt's List  Best: Hell or High Water - Arrival Worst:  Batman: The Killing Joke Surprise: The Accountant Most Enjoyed: Hello My Name Is Doris   Strap yourself in buckaroos! Episode 105 of the Monkeys Fighting Robots podcast is here. Do you want to be our SUPER-FAN of the week? All you have to do is comment on this podcast to be eligible. Do you have a question that you would like answered during the show? Email your questions to matt@popaxiom.com.

In Episode 49, Buke talks with Matt Harvey of Gruesome and Exhumed. This is followed by News, New Releases, What We Are Listening To, Classic Albums, Vinyl Purchases and Deep Tracks. The Top 5 for this episode is Most Anticipated Bands at Maryland Deathfest. Tribute is also paid to the late Nick Menza. "Metal Rain" used by permission of Men Without Armies.

In Episode 48, George, Buke and Jay talk with Erik and Anders from Sweden's Hyperion. This is followed by News, New Releases, What We Are Listening To, Classic Albums, Vinyl Purchases and Deep Tracks. Buke suggests the Top 3 Albums to Introduce People to Metal. "Metal Rain" used by permission of Men Without Armies.

In Episode 47, George, Buke and Jay are joined by John and Mark. The first order of business is an interview with Carmelo Orlando from Italian prog doom band Novembre. This is followed by News, New Releases, What We Are Listening To, Classic Albums, Purchases and Deep Tracks. Mark helps out with the Top 3 Female-Fronted Bands. The episode closes out with George, Will and John giving a postmortem of an Amon Amarth show. "Metal Rain" used by permission of Men Without Armies.

In Episode #46 George, Buke and Jay are joined for the entire episode by Tom from the UK's Allfather. After a short interview they all jump into a new episode's worth of News, New Releases, What We Are Listening To, Classic Albums, Purchases and Deep Tracks. Tom helps out with the Top 3 Albums from 2015 We Didn't Hear Until 2016. "Metal Rain" used by permission of Men Without Armies.

WE’RE BACK! What happened to us? Nothing more than being a pedestrian victim in a near death drunk driving experience, breakups, heart disease, #Travel[ing]WithAmenRa for his life-changing excursion to Nigeria that involves mothers, Uber, International celebs, and more. Happy 2016, eh!? Premiere of the all new “Deep Tracks” segment featuring hand picked selections by Brandon […]

In Episode 44 the guys interview Pile of Priests and play a pair of songs from their album "Void to Enlightenment.". As usual we bring the news, new releases, the Top 3 albums we like to listen to on vinyl, classic albums, and What We’ve Been Listening To. Vinyl purchases and Deep Tracks close out the episode.

In Episode 43 Buke and George interview Theories from the Decapitated show. As usual we bring the news, new releases, the Top 3 side projects, classic albums, and George tries to lull you to sleep with another epic What We’ve Been Listening To. Vinyl purchases and Deep Tracks close out the episode.

Reupload of the episode 12 - Clapton's Deep Tracks

Reupload of the episode 12 - Clapton's Deep Tracks

Welcome to my latest journey through this thing we call House Music. For the next 120+ minutes, I will take your through some essential tracks. As always, let me know what you think at djhenryhall@yahoo.com or http://www.djhenryhall.podomatic.com 1. Runnin' - Plash & Friends (Henry Hall's Reprise Edit) 2. Change The World - Joi & Gerideau (Lifebeat/The Music Industry Fights Aids - http://www.lifebeat.org) 3. Junky Love (Dub) - Willy Washington Exclusive 4. Insatible - Miamik (Wagon Cookin'Remix) 5. Rushing - Loni Clark (Alex Aliverez Remix) 6. Someday - Rocco (NJ Mix) 7. I Surrender - Kemel Featuring Miaya 8. Always - Sheila Ford (Muthafunkaz Remix) 9. One2One - Silva (Feliciano Dub) 10. Time & Time Again - Sublevel Featuring Tracy Hamlin 11. Hallelujah - Kerri Chandler 12. Munsen's Groove - Agev Munsen 13. Life - Lee Wilson (SK Utopia Remix) 14. Into My Life (You Brought Me Sunshine) - Elements of Life Featuring Lisa Fisher & Cindy Mizelle (Vamp & Main Vocal) 15. A Thousand Ways - Reel Soul Featuring Stephanie Cooke 16. Just Happened That Way - Lush (95 North Vocal) 17. Change Your Mind - Ultra Nate & Willy Washington (Exclusive) 18. It's The Music - Kerri Chandler (Basemental 6.23) 19. Jesus Created Sound - Marlon D 20. Saved My Life - Lil' Louis & The World (Sony) 21. The Way I Feel 97 - Tears of Velva (Kerri Chandler Mix) 22. Timeline - Underground Resistance 23. Hyperspace - DJ Pippi vs. Willie Graff (Drumpoet Community) 24. Love Forever More, Amen - Bobby D'Ambrosio Featuring kelli Sae (Marlon D's Dub) 25. ... A Little Piano - Soft House Company vs. Darla & Lord G. (Exclusive)