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Today's show features music performed by Chuck Berry and The Edwin Hawkins Singers

Edwin Hawkins Singers, The Swan Silvertones, Naomi Shelton & the Gospel Queens, Quincy Jones, The Hollywood Flames, Rocky Sharpe & The Replays, Booker T and the Mgs, Peret, Triana, El Pollito de California, Tomasito, Antonio González, Alba Heredia, G5 y Gaël Faye.

As we enter a new year we're continuing our visit Lillie Knauls, who's most notably known for her performances as a member of the Gaither Homecoming friends and a singer with the number 1 hit song “Oh Happy Day,” with the Edwin Hawkins Singers. She's traveled extensively across our country and has sung in many of the most prestigious venues throughout the world.

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Keyboardist: Gail NoblesStory by: Gail NoblesPhoto: Rob Mieremet / AnefoUsage: Wikipedia Public DomainToday's topic is the Edwin Hawkins singers. They sing: Children, Oh children, won't you try to get together? Children Oh children, try a little love for your sisters and brothers.My dear friends, today I invite you to join me in a melody that rings through the ages, a song that speaks to our hearts. It is an anthem of love and unity, as expressed by the Edwin Hawkins Singers in their call to "Get Together." The song comes from their 1971 album: The Edwin Hawkins singers-Children Get Together.In a world that often pulls us apart, we hear the clarion call that beckons us to embrace our sisters and brothers with a spirit of love and compassion. In the beauty of this song, we find a profound truth: every child, every individual, is a thread woven into the magnificent creation. We must remember that it is love that binds us together and forges the connections that transcend the barriers of race, creed, and circumstance.Let us take a moment to think about this call. It urges us to reach out—to think about the life we lead and how we interact with one another. Are we lifting each other up? Are we approaching our fellow beings with kindness? Or are we stuck in our own narrow outlooks, forgetting that we are all part of the same human family?Friends, it is not enough to simply coexist. We must actively engage in the sacred act of love. This love is not merely an emotion; it is a duty, a responsibility we owe to one another. It asks us to stand in the face of division, to break down the walls of indifference and to say, "I will take a step toward you; I will meet you where you are."The Edwin Hawkins Singers remind us, "Try a little love for your sisters and brothers." Such simple words carry immense weight. It asks us to take action—to extend our hands, to open our hearts, and to share the burden of one another's struggles. To love is to recognize the inherent dignity in every human being, regardless of where they come from or what they believe.Let us embrace this vision, where love is our guiding principle. Love is powerful enough to heal wounds, to mend broken relationships, and to foster a world where understanding prevails over conflict. In this collective love, we can build bridges, break chains, and uplift those who have been grouped together and oppressed.So please, let us pledge to try a little more love for our sisters and brothers.I'm Gail Nobles. You're Listening to the Gospel Greats. Today's topic: The Edwin Hawkins Singers, Children Get Together.

“Oh Happy Day!” was a gospel song by the Edwin Hawkins Singers that made it to the top of the charts during the late ‘60's and early ‘70's worldwide! Lillie Knauls, our guest, was one of those singers, who herself has been used mightily by the Lord. Miss Lillie, as many know her, with her radiant smile and her glorious hats, was also featured on the “Bill & Gloria Gaither Homecoming” TV program, videos & tours.

Today's show features music performed by Booker T & The MGs and The Edwin Hawkins Singers

This week we welcome Mel Barber and Lillie Knauls! Mel Barber is the male vocalist for Ozarks Country! Mel was born in Excelsior Springs, Missouri and grew up performing at local opry's around the Kansas City area. At age 15 he began performing at Worlds of Fun starring in a country show throughout high school. Following graduation, he moved to Nashville, Tennessee to perform at Opryland USA. While performing there he got to make special appearances on the world famous Grand Ole Opry. 1996 Mel moved to Branson to perform in Silver Dollar City's Echo Hollow Show. He has starred in various shows around Branson and even produced The Liverpool Legends the year they won the Branson Show Of The Year award.
He also had a leading role in the locally produced movie, Baldknobber. Mel is married to his wife, Kimberly, and they have a son Braylen. For more information, visit his Facebook: Mel Barber "Lillie who?" That's what folks were saying in 1975 when the first gospel recording of Lillie Knauls was released. Since 1975, she has recorded a number of albums of gospel favorites, as well as her original songs. Lillie Knauls To answer the question, "Lillie who?" Here's the answer about this incredibly moving musician. Ms. Knauls was born in Arkansas. Her parents had six girls and one boy. Church was the first place Lillie went in life. When the church doors opened, the Knauls family was there. Lillie can't ever remember not loving the Lord. She asked Him to come into her heart at a very young age. At age 13 her father passed away and the family moved to Seattle, Washington, to live with her Mother's sister. Lillie attended Middle and High school, and began working at Pacific Telephone in 1956. While working at the Telephone Company in San Jose, Lillie took a leave of absence to sing with the Edwin Hawkins Singers in 1970. This was when their song, "O, Happy Day" was Number One on the Gospel charts. It was the first Gospel Song to cross over to Secular Billboard Charts, and sold over a million copies. Ms. Lillie's version can be found on her "Lillie Knauls Past and Present" 2007 Dove Winning CD. They sang all over the United States and Europe, in concert halls and on television shows. Knowing that God called her to a full-time music ministry, she walked away from her job of 22 years at the telephone company. During her farewell luncheon, God gave her a scripture which is still one of her favorites, Matthew 6:26, "Look at the birds of the air; they do not sow or reap or store in barns, yet your Heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not much more valuable than they?" God has proven Himself true to His Word! He is faithful and supplies ALL her needs with no regular paycheck. Around the world several times, the "MUSICIANARY" goes wherever the doors are opened. Ms. Lillie ministers in large and small churches, Aglow Fellowships, rest homes, prisons, Christian Women's clubs and major Christian TV programs. In addition, God gave Ms. Lillie the gift of being single. (1Corinthians 7:32) Lillie is a frequent speaker at Single's Rallies where she shares on the subject, "Single and Satisfied." She stresses the importance of singles being involved with families, especially ones with children. Lillie has covered the globe ministering and singing about God's love in all nations, except those under Communist rule. Once in Rio de Janeiro, she sang to 200,000 people and 500,000 in Ghana! Though the times and places change, her musical message remains the same... strictly Christ-centered! Ms. Lillie now lives in California and has covered the globe ministering and singing about God's love. She continues to bless and delight audiences all over the world! For more information, visit her website: MissLillie.com

"O Happy Day" is a hymn that celebrates the covenant with God and salvation in Jesus of the Non-Conformists in 18th Century England. It includes vivid imagery of the rejoicing its author, Philip Doddridge, felt for his savior and God. Popularized by a recording from the Edwin Hawkins Singers, this hymn has become a gospel music standard in the modern day.

•Bishop Walter Lee Hawkins One of gospel music's legendary artists, and beloved figures in contemporary Gospel Music. In over Thirty years of his career, he created one of the most prolific and outstanding catalogs of hit gospel recordings and published songs which include such great hits as: Marvelous, Going Up Yonder, Changed, Be Grateful, Thank You, He's That Kind Of Friend, Until I Found The Lord, Jesus Christ Is the Way, I'm Not The Same, Holy One, Follow Me and a multitude of others. •Walter Hawkins began singing with his family which expanded to his older brother Edwin Hawkins' choir.  In the early 1970's Walter left the Edwin Hawkins Singers to establish the Love Center Church in Oakland, California. • Rev. Walter Hawkins and the Love Center Choir had considerable success with the “Love Alive” series of recordings which sold over a million copies. •In 1990 the “Love Alive IV” recording hit #1 on the Billboard Gospel Album charts where it  remained for 33 weeks. •Bishop Walter Hawkins wrote, produced or collaborated on 116 hit songs which were listed on the Billboard Gospel Music charts. •Please send me an email sharing your thoughts about this show segment also if you have any suggestions of future guests you would like to hear on the show. Send an email to letstalk2gmg@gmail.com •You may also “like” and share the podcast episode; or you may Subscribe to be alerted when the newest show is published. •NEW RADIO SHOW ON INTERNET RADIO STATION WMRM-DB SATURDAY MORNING 9:00 AM CST / 10:00 AM EST •The Radio show can be heard anywhere in the World! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/letstalk2gmg-ansonia/message

Gwendolyn Lee Mitchell is the youngest sister of Arva Campbell and one of the youngest members of The Northern California State Youth Choir, at the age of 14. Gwen talks about growing up in The Bay Area surrounded by the youth of Ephesians Church of God In Christ. She describes being on tour as a family affair, the many siblings who were part of the choir, and the parents who chaperoned when they toured. She shares her favorite songs on the album and how this music became an important part of who she is today.Highlights:A shy Gwen is invited into what would become The Edwin Hawkins Singers, after simply singing the scales;Ed's arrangements of gospel music really spoke to her as a singer;Gwen performs at the choir's first big concert at the University of California Berkeley's Greek Theatre, with Cannonball Adderley and Nina Simone;Gwen performs at Yankee Stadium and Madison Square Gardens, flying in an airplane for the first time, and meeting celebrities like Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, and José Feliciano; andGwen stops touring with the choir to turn her focus back to finishing high school.In the next episode, meet Pastor Ronald Thompson, a classmate of Edwin Hawkins and another voice in the choir.

Pastor Ron Thompson sang with Edwin Hawkins in the Laney Junior College choir, where they both attended school. Pastor Ron talks about the amazing talent they grew up with, in the Oakland area, and the tradition of “midnight musicals” in the COGIC church. He describes how he was able to navigate his role as a husband, kids, college student, and a full-time job at General Motors while touring with the Edwin Hawkins Singers, and reflects on what prompted his ultimate decision to leave the Edwin Hawkins tour. He talks about The Holy Spirit as an integral part of the choir's DNA, and how The Holy Spirit made every performance a ministry.Highlights:Ron meets Edwin during his studies at Laney Community College;Edwin asks Ron to join the Hebrew Boys, and later the Northern California Youth Choir:Ron misses the original recording, due to his work schedule at General Motors:The success of “Oh Happy Day” inspires GM to give Ronald time off to tour with the choir:The. Hebrew Boys record their album while on tour with the Edwin Hawkins singers, in New York: and“Oh Happy Day” touches the hearts of people across denominational divides.

Kathy Gaines continues the discussion on rote learning versus how black choirs learned music “by ear”, which allowed the spread of Edwin's music to other churches. Kathy talks about Edwin's unique teaching style and his influence on choir directors in the COGIC church. She reflects on how Ed, with varying degrees of talent, was able to cultivate the sound he wanted. She recounts the time when gospel music crossed over into secular space, and celebrates all the lives touched as a result.Hig dinners and other fundraisers to generate money for their trip.Mattie Moss Clarke hears the Northern California Youth Choir sing, and rises to her feet in praise!Kathy is floored when she hears ”Oh Happy Day” played on the radio, alongside gospel greats Aretha Franklin, The Dorsey Sisters and Mahalia Jackson.The ministry evolves and the music of the COGIC church is spread in non traditional spaces in the secular world - like jazz festivals and rock concerts.In the next episode meet Arva Campbell, one of the original members of The Edwin Hawkins Singers.

Arvanderlyn “Arva” Campbell was a member of the Northern California Youth Choir of the Church of God and Christ (COGIC) and an original member of the Edwin Hawkins Singers. She talks about “singing with the anointing" and being a part of a gospel hit record, against the socio-political backdrop of the Vietnam War, the assassination of MLK, racial uprisings “flower children”, and the free love movement - and how this experience shaped her life and began her life long passion of traveling and becoming an education advocate for children. Highlights:Growing up in Berkeley, California in the COGIC community - its structure, and the life of families in the COGIC;Leaving home to travel, after high school when news of the fame of “Oh Happy Day” hit;Leaving Berkeley to go away to college for her freshman year in Oregon, choosing not to return to Oregon after her first year there and gratefully being granted the opportunity by Edwin to be a part of the new Ediwin Hawkins Singers, upon her return; andBecoming a part of the previous untold history, with the performance at the Harlem Cultural Music Festival in 1969, which was profiled in the Summer of Soul documentary as directed by Questlove. In the next episode, Donald Casimere shares his very special perspective, as a veteran of The Vietnam War.

Clara Williams recalls the moment that catapulted “Oh Happy Day” onto the radio waves and into the hearts of people across the country. She chronicles the series of events, surprising changes and tense moments that followed. Clara speaks of coming of age on a national tour, shortly after the death of her mother - and some of the most treasured performers who emerged during this era.Highlights:How “Oh Happy Day” becomes an overnight sensation, and peer and community reaction that was beyond anything they ever imagined;A special business meeting is called to change the name to the Edwin Hawkins singers - and whether the Northern California Youth Choir would continue to exist;.Clara challenges Edwin for making deals and taking action on his own, without informing the choir, but decides to stay with the Edwin Hawkins Singers; andPerforming with The Beach Boys, and performing at rock festivals with everyone from Diana Ross and The Jackson Five.In the next episode, receive a lesson in San Francisco/Oakland gospel music history from Kathy Gaines.

Steven Hi, my name is Steven Williams. Clara And my name is Clara Williams. Steven We would like to introduce you to our podcast series, Voices From The Choir: Oh Happy Day Reflections. I will be your host for these nine episodes as we hear the personal stories from some of the original members of the Northern California State Youth Choir of the Church of God in Christ. As they reflect on their amazing journey in 1969 singing in the State Youth Choir. After recording an album to raise money to travel to a church choir competition, things change when one of the songs broke out to be a hit record. The song was Oh Happy Day, and its success changed everything. It changed their lives and changed the gospel music world, even to this day. The choir transformed into the Edwin Hawkins Singers, and they were thrust into taking their gospel message onto the world stage, performing with some of the biggest artists in music. Clara During our 50 years of marriage, Steve and I have often discussed telling the story of the Northern California State Youth Choir's journey from a denominational church choir into one of the world's top recording artists. We are excited to share for the first time the stories of some of the choir members journey. I am one of the voices you will hear along with some of the original members of the Northern California State Youth Choir. In 1968, the choir recorded an album titled Let US Go Into the House of the Lord. This album included Oh Happy Day. In the spring of 1969, Oh Happy Day reached the US top five on the Billboard charts. On its way to selling 7 million records and won a Grammy Award. Steven The inspiration for this podcast is from the Academy Award winning documentary Summer of Soul, directed by Questlove, which was centered around the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival, a seminal African-American cultural event that went untold for 50 years. You're going to be hearing stories about growing up in the Bay Area with its rich gospel music history. You will hear stories about raising families, building community and finding joy in spiritual food and daily life. Clara Seeing footage of the choir singing at the Harlem Cultural Festival captured in the Summer of Soul documentary sparked the flame to share stories of our collective yet individual reflections as some of the original members of the Edwin Hawkins Singers. The Harlem Cultural Festival represented one of the many entertainment venues the choir sang at. We sing at rock festivals, jazz festivals, concert halls, Yankee Stadium, and appear on popular television shows of the day. This is a time to tell our story, which has remained stored in our collective memories but not shared beyond friends and family. These reflections show the impact of the music from the album. Let us go to the House of the Lord and how its message impacted the world in our lives. Steven Yes, the stories of the teens and young adults who grew up in the Bay Area in the shadow of the civil rights movement, the Black Panther movement, and the protests surrounding the escalation of the Vietnam War. Their music provided a message for the world to cope with the national and global issues at that time and continues to resonate today. We hope you will be inspired and encouraged by the stories that you will hear. You can find Voices From The Choir Oh Happy Day Reflections wherever you listen to podcasts.

At the dawn of the singer/songwriter era, there was a time when the genre was dominated by men. Then, along came Melanie. With but one minor hit charting at one radio station, she took the stage at Woodstock. Just Melanie. Her guitar and 500,000 peace loving new friends, holding candles in the rain. The experience inspired Melanie's anthem, Lay Down, landing her new album in the collection of every aspiring hippy girl the world over.The hits kept coming. Ruby Tuesday, What Have They Done To My Song, Ma? And Brand New Key. Melanie was everywhere. Writing, touring and creating a soundtrack that inspired young girls to grow into women who went after their dreams.Melanie Safka has raised a family but she's never stopped making music. Her story-telling is as epic as her songs. She shares how she defied her parents' debutant dreams for her and followed her passions, how she quite accidentally met her producer/manager/husband, Peter Schekeryk, her out of body Woodstock experience, featuring a pot of tea sent over by Joan Baez, her spiritual collaboration with The Edwin Hawkins Singers,  how fasting, hallucinating and McDonald's inspired the roller skate song, Brand New Key and her recent backyard duet with super fan, Miley Cyrus.Plus Fritz and Weezy recommend I'm Glad My Mom Died by Jennette McCurdy and A Spy Among Friends.Path Points of Interest:A Spy Among Friends - AmazonI'm Glad My Mom Died by Jennette McCurdyiCarly on NetflixiCarly on NickelodeonMelanie SafkaMelanie on YoutubeMelanie on WikipediaLay Down (Candles in the Rain) with the Edwin Hawkins singersMelanie on PatreonMelanie on FacebookMelanie on TwitterMelanie with Miley CyrusSurprise Duet with Todd Rundgren at Darryl's HouseMelanie's son Beau Jarred Schekeryk Melanie's daughter Leilah Hayman Melanie's daughter Jeordie SchekerykUpcoming Signing at Chiller Theatre in Parsippany, NJ

Daniel Bueche décrypte les beautés cachées dans la chanson 'O happy day' de Edwin Hawkins Singers.

Daniel Bueche décrypte les beautés cachées dans la chanson 'O happy day' de Edwin Hawkins Singers.

•Edwin Hawkins was a musician, songwriter, multi award winning recording artist, composer and arranger. He was one of the originators of the Urban Contemporary Gospel sound. Founder of the Edwin Hawkins Singers & Edwin Hawkins Music & Arts Seminar. •Edwin was one of 8 children born in Oakland, California who as a child the family sang every Sunday at many churches in the area. At the age of 7 he became the pianist for the family group and by the age of 17 began travelling as a musician for other ministries. •Edwin and Betty Watson co-founded the Northern California State Youth Choir in 1967 and for a fund raiser recorded a 2-track record which included Edwin's arrangement of the Hymn “Oh Happy Day”. That arrangement launched the career of Edwin, the Youth choir and the beginning of the Edwin Hawkins Singers to worldwide acclaim. •Please send me an email sharing your thoughts about this show segment also if you have any suggestions of future guests you would like to hear on the show. Send an email to letstalk2gmg@gmail.com •You may also “like” and share the podcast episode; or you may Subscribe to be alerted when the newest show is published. NEW RADIO SHOW ON INTERNET RADIO STATION WMRM-DB SATURDAY MORNING 9:00 AM CST --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/letstalk2gmg-ansonia/message

I'll be playing songs in honor of Dr.Martin Luther King,Jr. from all your favorite artists from all genres from back in the day and today.Selections from:The Edwin Hawkins Singers,Marvin Gaye,Stevie Wonder,Michael Jackson,Sade,Archie Shepp,Alicia Keys,Country singer Mickey Guyton,Irish band U2 and more. --- 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/samuel-wilsonjr/message

“Oh Happy Day!” is a gospel song that exploded to #1 worldwide as sung by the Edwin Hawkins Singers in the 60s! Meet Lillie Knauls, one of those singers! She tells her amazing story of how she came to share her joy worldwide, and as a regular singer on the Bill & Gloria Gaither Homecoming TV program and tours! 

** PLEASE SUBSCRIBE ** Brought to you by FUNKNSTUFF.NET and hosted by Scott "DR GX" Goldfine — musicologist and author of “Everything Is on THE ONE: The First Guide of Funk” ― “TRUTH IN RHYTHM” is the interview show that gets DEEP into the pocket with contemporary music's foremost masters of the groove. Become a TRUTH IN RHYTHM Member through YouTube or at https://www.patreon.com/truthinrhythm. Featured in TIR Episode 267 (Part 2 of 2): Bassist Rustee Allen, best known as bass icon Larry Graham's successor in Sly & the Family Stone. First catching on with Sly Stone protege act Little Sister, Allen would go on to be featured on Sly & the Family Stone's classic mid-1970s albums Fresh, Small Talk and High on You.  Others he has recorded and/or performed with through the years include the Edwin Hawkins Singers, Lenny Williams, the Temptations, Angela Bofill, George Clinton, Bobby Womack and Robin Trower. Having just released a funky new song called “Gonna Take More,” Allen has also launched his own YouTube show. RECORDED SEPTEMBER 2022 LEGAL NOTICE: All video and audio content protected by copyright. Any use of this material is strictly prohibited without expressed consent from original content producer and owner Scott Goldfine, dba FUNKNSTUFF. For inquiries, email info@funknstuff.net. TRUTH IN RHYTHM is a registered U.S. Trademark (Serial #88540281). Get your copy of "Everything Is on the One: The First Guide of Funk" today! https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1541256603/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=1541256603&linkCode=as2&tag=funknstuff-20&linkId=b6c7558ddc7f8fc9fe440c5d9f3c400

** PLEASE SUBSCRIBE ** Brought to you by FUNKNSTUFF.NET and hosted by Scott "DR GX" Goldfine — musicologist and author of “Everything Is on THE ONE: The First Guide of Funk” ― “TRUTH IN RHYTHM” is the interview show that gets DEEP into the pocket with contemporary music's foremost masters of the groove. Become a TRUTH IN RHYTHM Member through YouTube or at https://www.patreon.com/truthinrhythm. Featured in TIR Episode 267 (Part 1 of 2): Bassist Rustee Allen, best known as bass icon Larry Graham's successor in Sly & the Family Stone. First catching on with Sly Stone protege act Little Sister, Allen would go on to be featured on Sly & the Family Stone's classic mid-1970s albums Fresh, Small Talk and High on You.  Others he has recorded and/or performed with through the years include the Edwin Hawkins Singers, Lenny Williams, the Temptations, Angela Bofill, George Clinton, Bobby Womack and Robin Trower. Having just released a funky new song called “Gonna Take More,” Allen has also launched his own YouTube show. RECORDED SEPTEMBER 2022 LEGAL NOTICE: All video and audio content protected by copyright. Any use of this material is strictly prohibited without expressed consent from original content producer and owner Scott Goldfine, dba FUNKNSTUFF. For inquiries, email info@funknstuff.net. TRUTH IN RHYTHM is a registered U.S. Trademark (Serial #88540281). Get your copy of "Everything Is on the One: The First Guide of Funk" today! https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1541256603/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=1541256603&linkCode=as2&tag=funknstuff-20&linkId=b6c7558ddc7f8fc9fe440c5d9f3c400

I'll be playing Message Music in honor of those who we lost on September 11th.Artists including:Pastor Hezikiah Walker,Kirk Franklin,The Winans,Bebe and CeCe Winans and The Edwin Hawkins Singers.Plus Old School-Classic Soul artists including:Marvin Gaye,Stevie Wonder,The O'Jays,Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes,Billy Paul,The Three Degrees and more. --- 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/samuel-wilsonjr/message

I'll be playing message music,in honor of those who we've lost on September 11th.You'll hear Gospel selections from Pastor Hezekiah Walker,The Winans,Bebe and CeCe Winans,Kirk Franklin,Pastor Shirley Caesar,and The Edwin Hawkins Singers.Plus Old School-Classic Soul artists from Marvin Gaye,Stevie Wonder,Michael Jackson and more.All-new episode premiering Tuesday,September 13th. --- 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/samuel-wilsonjr/message

Último programa de la tercera temporada, en el que repasamos la Eurocopa femenina que ha dado el segundo título al combinado español y damos a conocer, con un montón de invitados, a los y las mejores de la temporada que acaba de concluir. Min 2:27 - Las Noticias (con Dani López) Min 5:22 - El debate (con Noemí Carbonell y Gabriel Izcue) Además, en orden de aparición: - Terry Prestjord (Aspil-Jumpers Ribera Navarra) - Sergio González (Viña Albali Valdepeñas) - Jesús Velasco y Sergio Lozano (Barça) Min 112:10 - Ellas son futsal (con Alba Herrero y Fran Kake) Además, en orden de aparición: - Eva González (Atlético Torcal) - Laura Sánchez (AD Alcorcón FSF) - Cilene Paranhos (Pescados Rubén Burela) - Raúl Castro, 'Piru' (AD Alcorcón FSF) Canción de las noticias, en homenaje a la Selección y a la cantarina Luci Gómez, "Oh happy days" de The Edwin Hawkins Singers

You know I'm an advocate of having a good day a happy day because you know what these days are precious God gave them to us and he created us for his enjoyment not the other way around we got it twisted and that being said I hope you have a happy day and happy everyday even in the face of adversities don't worry you trust in him he got this just as long as you're doing what you supposed to be doing that's all I got to say works for me --- 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/j-w54/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/j-w54/support

Today's show features music performed by Chuck Berry and The Edwin Hawkins Singers

Estamos de vuelta en Sonidos Sin Fronteras para afrontar la segunda parta de este episodio dedicado al Gospel. Vamos a continuar con dos iconos de este genero, Oh Happy Day por Edwin Hawkins Singers y después Amazing Grace por Ray Charles ¡Ojala que lo disfrutes!

“Oh Happy Day!” is a gospel song by the Edwin Hawkins Singers that made it to the top of the charts during the late 60's and early 70's worldwide! Lillie Knauls, who is our guest, was one of those singers, who herself has been used mightily by the Lord! Miss Lillie, as many know her, with her radiant smile and festive hats, was also a singer featured on the Bill & Gloria Gaither Homecoming television program, videos, and tours.

Programa especial donde Gaceto nos habla de juegos con temática musical.  - Intro: Min 1:16 / Canción "That old feeling" de Chet Baker - Min 2:55 Speak Easy Blues / Canción "All of me" de Billie Holiday - Min 4:56 New Orleans Big Band / Canción "Sexual Healing" de Hot 8 Brass Band - Min 8:53 Big Easy Busking / Canción "Going to Mardi Grass" de Professor Longhair - Min 11:57 El Fantasma de la Ópera / Canción "La Donna é Mobile" de Luciano Pavarotti - Min 14:32 Maestro Ensemble / Canción "In the Mood" de Glen Miller - Min 18:07 Take the A Chord / Canción "My one and only love" de John Coltrane - Min 20:48 Okey DOkey / Canción "Bunamara" de Dr. Nelle Karakic - Min 24:20 Vynil / Canción "You can get if you really want de Jimmy Cliff - Min 26:53 Symphony n9 / Canción "A with Beethoven" de Walter Murphy - Min 30:32 Dropmix / Canción "Into the night" de Azari & Nicholas Jarr - Min 33:23 Despedida / Canción "Oh Happy Day" de The Edwin Hawkins Singers

Sydney Adams (@hugejerk on TikTok! @sydneyrachel!) joins Kevin and Caroline for a battle of the Happy Days worship songs: Oh Happy Day by The Edwin Hawkins Singers vs Happy Day by Tim Hughes!PATREON!Subscribe to our Patreon to get a weekly 2nd Service episode and become a "Patreon saint" ;)GCF - Second Service Patreon!CHARITY:This month we're matching iTunes reviews with donations to Rainforest Trust! They need our support right now so please give! Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts and we'll match it with $1. 3000 reviews = $3000 donated!Advertise on Good Christian Fun via Gumball.fmSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

#110-106Intro/Outro: Some Hearts by Carrie Underwood110. Paid in Full by Eric B. & Rakim109. New Slang by The Shins (3)108. Suffragette City by David Bowie107. The Power of Love by Huey Lewis & the News (2)106. My Sweet Lord by George Harrison (2)Balderdash #23 answerBonus excerpt: Seven Minutes of Madness (Remix) by ColdcutBonus excerpt: My Sweet Lord by Billy PrestonBonus excerpt: He's So Fine by The ChiffonsBonus excerpt: Oh Happy Day by The Edwin Hawkins Singers

Today’s show features music performed by Chuck Berry and The Edwin Hawkins Singers

Cuando McCartney anunció su salida de The Beatles el 10 de abril de 1970, anuncio que significó de hecho la ruptura definitiva del grupo, George Harrison vio que había llegado su momento, que por fin la ataduras y el liderazgo de sus compañeros desaparecían y que él podía dar rienda suelta a su creatividad. En enero de 1970, Harrison innvitó al productor estadounidense Phil Spector a participar en una grabación de John Lennon. Esta colaboración llevó a Spector a sustituir primero a George Martin en la producción de Get Back y, más tarde en la producción del que sería el primer disco en solitario de George Harrison tras la disocución de The Beatles: “All things must pass.” Phil Spector escuchó por primera vez las canciones de Harrison a principios de 1970 y, años más tarde, admitió que la cantidad y calidad del material era interminable. Harrison había acumulado canciones desde 1966, y había escrito, en colaboración con Bob Dylan algunas más. La que acabamos de escuchar, Wah- Wah, tuvo su origen en una discusión con McCartney y en su salida temporal del grupo en el 69. Otra canción del álbum, “What is life”, algo así como “Así es la vida”, se publicó como el segundo sencillo de este trabajo y fue un éxito inmediato. La nómina de músicos acompañantes es tremenda: Eric Clapton y toda la banda de Delaney & Bonnie and Friends que, añadiendo el Wall of Sound (el famoso muro de sonido de Phil Spector) y un prominente arreglo de cuerdas, dieron como resultado esta excelente canción. Construida alrededor de un riff de guitarra, es una de las composiciones más populares de Harrison y la crítica ya la ha clasificado como un “clásico”. What is life. El primer sencillo del álbum, “My Sweet Lord”, una canción que tantos quebraderos de cabeza le dio a Harrison a cuenta de la demanda de plagio, que perdió por cierto, bueno pues surgió como un ejercicio para componer una canción gospel que en un principio cedió a su amigo Billy Preston. Esta versión se grabó en los Olympic Studios de Londres en enero de 1970, con Preston como principal músico y rodeado del guitarrista, el bajista y el batería de The Temptations. The Edwin Hawkins Singers estaban también de gira por el Reino Unido, por lo que Harrison los invitó a participar en la grabación. Harrison había escrito la canción como una alabanza al dios hindú Krishna pero al mismo tiempo quería que la letra sirviera como una llamada a abandonar el sectarismo religioso, y para eso mezcló de forma deliberada el Aleluya judío, cánticos de Hare Krishna y oraciones y textos de la literatura india. My Sweet Lord. El tercer disco de la edición original de All Things Must incluía temas instrumentales que Harrison y otros músicos habían improvisado durante las sesiones de grabación. Son canciones sencillas, construidas con mínimos cambios de acordes o con un solo riff., sin que por ello tengan una menor calidad. En una entrevista con la revista Billboard en diciembre de 2000, Harrison comentó sobre estos temas instrumentales: “Las improvisaciones, yo no quería simplemente tirarlas a la basura pero al mismo tiempo tampoco eran una parte sustancial del disco: fue por eso por lo que las puse aparte, como una especie de bonificación”. Este tercer disco de vinilo, en la versión original me refiero, incluía una funda de diseño, en la que se observa un bote de mermelada con el título de Apple Jam en la tapa y dos hojas de manzano en el exterior. Vamos a escuchar un par de estas canciones. En primer lugar Plug me in Otra de estas improvisaciones Thanks for the pepperoni, un rock and roll al estilo clásico. El título de esta canción parece que salió de un verso extraído de un álbum del cómico Lenny Bruce, famoso por su estilo satírico y de crítica social. Thanks for the pepperoni. Isn’t it a pity es una canción que Harrison compuso en 1966 y que fue rechazada por The Beatles, o sea, por Paul y Jhon y que nunca se incluyó en ninguno de los álbumes del grupo. Mal ojo, porque rápidamente alcanzó los primeros puestos en las listas de éxitos y ha sido versionada por gente muy importante como Nina Simone, Matt Monro, Paul Young o Roberta Flack. La canción es una balada y el eje emocional y musical del álbum. Se ha interpretado como “una profunda reflexión sobre el fin de The Beatles”. Isn’t it a pity Hemos llegado al final de nuestra andadura por hoy. George Harrison, un buen músico, que tenía sorbido el seso por el espíritu y la religión pero que hacía canciones tan bellas como las que hemos disfrutado hoy. Amigos, amigas, tened una feliz semana (es una orden) y nos vemos la próxima aquí, en Sienteloconoido.caster.fm, nuestro lugar de encuentro. Y mientras tanto… ¡Buenas Vibraciones!

Today’s show features music performed by Booker T & The MGs and The Edwin Hawkins Singers

Legendary folk singer Melanie Safka (aka Melanie) talks performing at Woodstock, Isle of Wight, Glastonbury, Strawberry Fields, and the infamous Powder Ridge Rock Festival. She spills details on performing with the Edwin Hawkins Singers, Ruby Tuesday, and how her song Brand New Key, once banned on commercial radio, ended up in the soundtrack to Boogie Nights. she also her talks her Emmy win for Beauty and The Beast. Finally, she talks about her Lifetime Achievement Award nomination in advance of the International Folk Music Awards. Subscribe to Endeavours on Apple, Spotify, Deezer or wherever you get podcasts. Social @EndeavoursRadio --- 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/dan-mcpeake/message

Make no mistake, Kanye, we still love you!  ...even though you make our brains hurt. Because even a seemingly simple song like No Mistakes is chock-full of meaning and sonic depth. Chris and Travis try their best to navigate those waters, covering everything from the Slick Rick and Edwin Hawkins Singers samples to the Drake Treaty to how it perfectly leads into what's explored Ghost Town. If you'd like to hear the show ad-free, then support us over on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/KanyePodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“Oh Happy Day!” is a gospel song by the Edwin Hawkins Singers that made it to the top of the charts during the late 60's and early 70's worldwide! Lillie Knauls, who is our guest, was one of those singers, who herself has been used mightily by the Lord! Miss Lillie, as many know her with her radiant smile and festive hats, was also a singer featured on the Bill & Gloria Gaither Homecoming television program, videos, and tours.

tribute to a pioneering figure in the RnB, soul, disco and funk music…that helped shape up the careers of many top acts. His name is Mr. Cecil Holmes. Born and raised in New York City… Started singing doo-wop in ‘52 for the bands, Cavaliers, Fi-Tones and Solitaires. In the E60s, Cecil left performing and joined the business side of the recording industry. Barely in his 20s, he co-founded RMH Productions. His personality was a natural fit for promotion and sales which proved to be right.. Throughout the 60’s he worked for Columbia and later as a Regional Manager for Mercury Records… promoting the artists Clyde McPhatter, Bobby Byrd, Dee Dee Warwick, and Mack Rice. His next stop was Cameo-Parkway Records where he began a friendship with Neil Bogart. In 1967 they moved to Buddah Records….whe he as a VP signed the Impressions, Edwin Hawkins Singers, the Five Stairsteps and Gladys Knight & the Pips. Thru Buddah records, he also distributed Curtom, T-Neck, Hot Wax, and Sussex Records which had many big names in the black music genre. While at Buddah Records, he produced 2 albums under the name "The Cecil Holmes Soulful Sounds," in 1973. The following year, Cecil relocated to LA to join Neil Bogart for his next venture, Casablanca Records. As one of the original founding partners, Cecil helped launch the label with albums by KISS and Parliament. He also worked closely with the Pips, the Sylvers, Hugh Masekela and he helped Donna Summer, Village People and other disco artists to worldwide success. While working as VP od Casablnca, in 1975, Cecil premiered his own custom label...Chocolate City... named after Parliament's album "Chocolate City". At Chocolate City he had biggest success with the band Cameo…and he also signed Brenda & the Tabulations, Vernon Burch, Randy Brown, Starpoint, 7th Wonder and Kevin Moore (later known as Keb’ Mo). In 1980, Neil Bogart and Cecil Holmes sold Casablanca records to PolyGram. After that, Cecil joined CBS Records as VP for both Columbia and Epic Records. He worked with top acts like Earth, Wind & Fire, Mtume, and Luther Vandross. A few years later, Cecil and Larkin Arnold signed New Kids on the Block to Columbia Records…which brought him the biggest worldwide success. Stay safe, G

Rollye James welcomes Leroy Phillips for a look back on his time working in the music industry with the likes of The Main Ingredient, the Edwin Hawkins Singers and more.

“Los Domingos, sobre todo por la tarde y si estás solo, abren una brecha en el tiempo. Solo hay que deslizarse por ella” Patrick Modiano - Domingos de Agosto A lo largo de este programa vamos a intentar desentrañar el Extraño caso del Domingo, haciendo una disección de este día de la semana que consiga explicar por qué un día en origen tan luminoso, de ancestral culto al Sol, llega a convertirse para muchos en un momento deprimente y denostado de la semana. EL EXTRAÑO CASO DEL DOMINGO PRÓLOGO - Pink Floyd - Alan’s Psychedelic Breakfast / Álbum: Atom Heart Mother - 1970 / - Queen - Lazing On a Sunday Afternoon / Álbum: A Night at the Opera (Deluxe Edition) - 1975 / - Tommy Guerrero - White Sands / Álbum: Road to Knowhere (Bonus Version) - 2018 / - Frank Sinatra - Sunday / Álbum: Swing Easy! - 1954 / CAPÍTULO 1: SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER - Bee Gees - Stayin' Alive / Álbum: Saturday Night Fever - 1977/ - Ginebras - Con altura / Álbum: Dame 10:36 Minutos - 2019/ CAPÍTULO 2: RESACA ESPIRITUAL - Vinicius de Moraes - O Dia Da Criação / Álbum: En Mar de Plata - 1971/ - Plácido Domingo - ‘O sole mio / Álbum: Lo Mejor de los Tres Tenores - 1990/ -The Velvet Underground & Nico - Sunday Morning / Álbum: -The Velvet Underground & Nico - 1966/ -Tommy Guerrero- Silent Miles (fragmento) / Álbum: Road to Knowhere (Bonus Version) - 2018 / - Soundgarden - Black Hole Sun / Álbum: Superunknown - 1994/ - Paquita la del Barrio - Rata de dos patas / Álbum: Taco Placero - 2004/ - La Bien Querida (Yung Beef Remix) - Ojalá Estuvieras Muerto / Álbum: Premeditación, Nocturnidad Y Alevosía (Remixes) - 2016/ - Tommy Guerrero- Headin' West (fragmento) / Álbum: Road to Knowhere (Bonus Version) - 2018 / CAPÍTULO 3: EL CONFESIONARIO - The Edwin Hawkins Singers - Oh Happy Day (fragmento) / Álbum:Oh Happy Day: The Best of the Edwin Hawkins Singers - 2001 / - Sunday Service Choir (Kanye West) - Revelations 19:1 / Álbum: Jesus Is Born - 2019/ - Aretha Franklin - I Say a Little Prayer / Álbum: Soul Queen - 1968/ - Etta James - A Sunday Kind of Love / Álbum: At Last! - 1960/ CAPÍTULO 4: DOMINGUITOS - Tranquilitos - Dominguitos / Álbum: Héroes de los 80: Tranquilitos - 1989/ - Mim Malía ft. Alcione - Faz uma Loucura por Mim / Álbum: Escuta - 2019/ - Tommy Guerrero - Highway Hustle (fragmento) / Álbum: Road to Knowhere (Bonus Version) 2018/ - The Kinks - Sunny Afternoon / Álbum: The Ultimate Collection - 1966/ - Tommy Guerrero - Slow Roll (fragmento) / Álbum: Road to Knowhere (Bonus Version) - 2018/ - Fabio Concato - Domenica bestiale / Álbum: La Storia - 1982/ - Tommy Guerrero - Black Dust (fragmento) / Álbum: No Mans Land (Deluxe Version) - 2014/ - Mexrrissey - Cada día es Domingo / Álbum: No Manchester - 2016/ CAPÍTULO 5: SAUDADE - The Doors - Blue Sunday / Álbum: Morrison Hotel - 1970 / - Maria Schneider - The Thompson Fields / Álbum: The Thompson Fields - 2015 / - Elvis Costello & Marian McPartland - Gloomy Sunday / Álbum: Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz Radio Broadcast (With Elvis Costello) - 1978 / - Ana Frango Elétrico - Saudade / Álbum: Little Electric Chicken Heart - 2019 / - Tommy Guerrero - A Distant Closeness (fragmento) / Road to Knowhere (Bonus Version) - 2018 / CAPÍTULO 6: FICCIÓN - Rita Pavone - La partita di pallone / Álbum: I grandi successi originali: Rita Pavone - 1964 / - Chubby Checker & California Jubilee - Let's Twist Again / Álbum: It's Pony Time / Let's Twist Again - 1961 / - Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Red Right Hand / Álbum: Red Right Hand - 1994 / - Maria del Mar Bonet - El Cant de la Sibil·la / 2010 / - Tenorio Jr. - Fim de Semana Em Eldorado / Álbum: Embalo - 1964 / CAPÍTULO 7: RENACIMIENTO - Putirecords - Hazme el Amor / Álbum: Que No Muera el Cabaret Erótico - 2005 / - Tommy Guerrero - Sidewalk Soul (fragmento) / Road to Knowhere (Bonus Version) - 2018 / - Kase.O Jazz Magnetism - Renacimiento / Álbum: Kase.O Jazz Magnetism - 2011 / BONUS TRACK: JORIS - Sun Ra - Sun Song / Álbum: Jazz by Sun Ra - 1956 / - Gelu - Siempre es domingo / Álbum: EGB: Las tardes de guateque - 1962 /

  Show 94 – Recorded 8-29-20 This podcast features 12 outstanding blues artists and 12 great performances to enjoy. These songs were recorded from 1930 – 2019. Our featured artists are: Muddy Waters, Maria Muldaur, Guitar Slim, Brownie McGhee and Sonny Terry, Big Pete Pearson, Blind Willie Johnson, The Edwin Hawkins Singers, Precious Bryant, Otis Spann, Fats Domino, Shy Perry, Howlin’ Wolf.

  Show 94 – Recorded 8-29-20 This podcast features 12 outstanding blues artists and 12 great performances to enjoy. These songs were recorded from 1930 – 2019. Our featured artists are: Muddy Waters, Maria Muldaur, Guitar Slim, Brownie McGhee and Sonny Terry, Big Pete Pearson, Blind Willie Johnson, The Edwin Hawkins Singers, Precious Bryant, Otis Spann, Fats Domino, Shy Perry, Howlin’ Wolf.

Yolanda Adams performed "America the Beautiful" at the 2020 Super Bowl. A lifelong resident of Houston, Texas, Yolanda grew up in a household filled with spirit, soul, and songs. Her mother studied music, and Yolanda and her five younger siblings heard everything from jazz to classical to rhythm and blues. She soaked up the sounds of Gospel legends James Cleveland and the Edwin Hawkins Singers, jazz icon Nancy Wilson, and pop/R&B great Stevie Wonder. That wide swath of sonic textures, combined with years in the church choir, would guide Yolanda – both as a performer and a person. She is a former school teacher, an HBCU Graduate and a proud mom. She is a Grammy-winning Gospel superstar who is abundant with love, faith, and wisdom. She is an incredible entrepreneur and is on the show to talk about her Yolanda Adams Handbag, her Yolanda Adams bath and beauty line, please welcome to Money Making Conversations, Yolanda Adams.https://www.moneymakingconversations.comhttps://www.youtube.com/MoneyMakingConversationshttps://www.facebook.com/MoneyMakingConversations/https://twitter.com/moneymakingconvhttps://www.instagram.com/moneymakingconversations/Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSupport the show: https://www.steveharveyfm.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“Oh Happy Day!” is a gospel song that exploded to #1 worldwide as sung by the Edwin Hawkins Singers in the 60s! Meet Lillie Knauls, one of those singers! She tells her amazing story of how she came to share her joy worldwide, and as a regular singer on the Bill & Gloria Gaither Homecoming TV program and tours!--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/connect2richandbobbi/support

Podcast van de uitzending van Goudmijn van 21 juli. Met weer prachtige herinneringen en verhalen over The Summer is over van Dusty Springfield, Oh Happy Day van de Edwin Hawkins Singers, de Dumb Song van Dale Watson, Kies mij van Bart Peeters, Jose Feliciano met Che Sara en de pikhouweel ging naar Annette Boere.

This episode tells the story behind The Edwin Hawkins Singers' ceiling-shattering song, ""Oh Happy Day". It was the first gospel song to top the secular charts. Hawkins' use of contemporary sounds - a Latin groove, synthesizers and a soul-influenced lead vocal performance - created a new model for gospel music. But some in the church didn’t want sanctified music to leave the sanctuary.

Show 25 – Recorded 1-20-19. This podcast provides 15 performances of blues songs performed by 15 blues artists or groups whose tremendous talent is highlighted here. Performances range from the 1935 up to 2008.  These blues artists are: Eddie “The Chief” Clearwater, Phoebe Snow, Boogie Bill Webb, LC Ulmer, Otis Spann, Big Jack Johnson, Little Junior Parker, Dr Ross, Howlin Wolf, The Edwin Hawkins Singers, Sleepy John Estes, Arthur “Big Boy” Crudup, Sippy Wallace, Leadbelly and Josh White, Chuck Willis  

Show 25 – Recorded 1-20-19. This podcast provides 15 performances of blues songs performed by 15 blues artists or groups whose tremendous talent is highlighted here. Performances range from the 1935 up to 2008.  These blues artists are: Eddie “The Chief” Clearwater, Phoebe Snow, Boogie Bill Webb, LC Ulmer, Otis Spann, Big Jack Johnson, Little Junior Parker, Dr Ross, Howlin Wolf, The Edwin Hawkins Singers, Sleepy John Estes, Arthur “Big Boy” Crudup, Sippy Wallace, Leadbelly and Josh White, Chuck Willis  

Keyboard player Billy Preston is another excellent candidate to be called the Fifth Beatle. In April 1969 the Get Back single was credited to "The Beatles with Billy Preston", as was its b-side, Don’t Let Me Down. Along with Tony Sheridan, he was one of just two non-members to receive top billing on a Beatles single. On the Beatles albums ‘Let It Be’ and ‘Abbey Road’ we can listen to Preston’s keyboard playing. Here in the Cellar, for the first time ever, we have a recording of Preston singing, accompanied by the Beatles. He really makes ‘I’ve Got a Feeling’ his own! Billy Preston is also associated with the history of the Beatles in many ways over the years. Billy Preston first met the Beatles in Hamburg in 1962. Preston was playing keyboards for Little Richard, and the Beatles were huge fans. Harrison, the youngest of the Beatles, bonded with the 15-year-old Preston, and they remained life-long friends. They met again in 1969, during the sessions for the Let It Be album and film. According to George Harrison, George had walked out of the studio and gone to a Ray Charles concert in London, where he saw Preston playing the organ. George brought Billy in to play keyboards on some of the Let It Be tracks, as the original idea of Let It Be was to be a "live" recording with no overdubbing, which left none of them to add things like a keyboard part. According to others, George invited Billy to say hello to the Beatles when they were recording in the Apple studios, and Paul invited him to jam along. Anyway, they probably all felt that bringing in an outsider would make the others behave nicer and make the Let It Be set a happier place to be, and it worked, albeit temporarily. Billy worked with The Beatles from 22-31 January 1969, playing Fender Rhodes electric piano and a Lowrey DSO Heritage organ (not Hammond organ!). The Beatles were happy to have Billy in the studio, and after 2 days John suddenly said that he’d like to see Billy join The Beatles. Feeling that two days involvement is rather too short an apprenticeship for membership in the world’s most influential band, Paul half-jokingly stated that it’s bad enough with four of them. George settled the matter by saying that he then would invite Bob Dylan to join The Beatles! If only……….. Preston performed with The Beatles during their 42-minute performance on the rooftop of Apple, on 30 January 1969, which was the band's final public performance. Billy Preston also played on the Abbey Road album. He performed on the songs I Want You (She's So Heavy) and Something, though was not credited. Billy's relationship with the Beatles continued even after their breakup. George Harrison co-produced two albums for Apple with Billy. His greatest hit single, That's The Way God Planned It, was produced by George Harrison. Billy performed with George at the Concert for Bangla Desh at Madison Square Garden, and played on these George Harrison albums: All Things Must Pass, Extra Texture, Dark Horse and 33 1/3. He also played on John's Plastic Ono Band and Sometime in New York City albums (and is reputed to play on Instant Karma!), and with Ringo on the ‘Ringo’ and ‘Goodnight Vienna’ albums. Billy Preston performed at the Concert For George, the 2002 tribute concert for Harrison at the Royal Albert Hall, where he played My Sweet Lord and Isn't It A Pity. In 2003 he was heard on Let It Be... Naked, the de-Spectored version of the 1969 Let It Be sessions. His final public appearance was at a 2005 in Los Angeles, for the re-release of the Concert for Bangladesh film. Afterwards he performed Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth), My Sweet Lord and Isn't It A Pity with Ringo Starr and George's son Dhani. Preston was the first to record My Sweet Lord, for his 1970 album Encouraging Words, and this would come to haunt poor Harrison; Harrison wrote “My Sweet Lord” in 1969, while he, Eric Clapton, and Billy Preston were on a European tour backing Delaney & Bonnie and Friends. Harrison had been listening a lot to the chart hit “Oh, Happy Day,” a gospel recording by the Edwin Hawkins Singers. George continued to develop the composition over the next few days, including a recording session during which Billy Preston recorded “My Sweet Lord,” featuring backing vocals from the Edwin Hawkins Singers. Billy Preston’s version was issued on Apple just prior to George's. Preston's version didn’t chart, but George took his version all the way to the top, becoming a major smash over Christmas of 1970. It remains his biggest chart hit to date. Unfortunately, My Sweet Lord sounds rather similar to another song: the Chiffons' 1963 hit 'He's So Fine'. A liability trial over “My Sweet Lord” began on February 23, 1976 in Manhattan. District Judge Richard Owen was also a trained pianist who composed publicly performed operas, sometimes sung by his soprano wife, Lynn. Harrison was accused that the songs were so similar that Harrison could have only written his by copying “He’s So Fine.” In court, the Judge had both versions (Harrison and Preston’s) played, to compare with ‘He’s So Fine’. Surprisingly, the Judge found that Preston’s version included a few notes that made it more similar to He’s So Fine than Harrison’s own! This probably contributed to the Judge’s ruling: My Sweet Lord was copied from He’s So Fine. In a strange twist, the legal battle over financial compensation continued for decades, and saw Harrison opposed by his former manager, Alan Klein (who had bought the rights to He’s So Fine). The matter was finally settled in 1998. A few notes can have big consequences! Preston passed away in 2006. Intriguingly, in the years preceding his death Billy worked on a collection of Beatles cover versions, which remains unreleased………. With thanks to P.R. Lee for the idea.

Le programme est plus léger que d'habitude, mais heureusement beaucoup de sujets sont tout de même évoqués dans ce Debrief de 24FPS, le podcast ciné avec ou sans spoiler :Voici les 5 films abordés sans spoiler (sauf le dernier) par Julien et Jérôme dans cet épisode : 22 Miles de Peter Berg (à partir de 0:03:14) Climax de Gaspard Noé (à partir de 0:26:12) Peppermint de Pierre Morel (à partir de 0:39:22) L'Ombre d'Emily (A Simple Favor) de Paul Feig (à partir de 0:46:38) BlackkKlansman : J'ai infiltré le Ku Klux Klan de Spike Lee (à partir de 1:10:12)Quelques spoilers à propos de BlackkKlansman sont également évoqués à partir de 1:48:35Bonne écoute, et n'hésitez pas à nous dire ce que vous avez pensé de La 25ème Heure !Crédits musicaux : Oh Happy Day des Edwin Hawkins Singers, issu de l'album Let Us Go Into The House Of The Lord (1968), et Killing In The Name de Rage Against The Machine, issu de l'album Rage Against The Machine (1992)

Lily Sloane returns for one more Franks Wild Years track, debating Waits’s attitude towards religion, how the track relates to the rest of the album, and the presence of joy in music. Song by Song is Martin Zaltz Austwick and Sam Pay; two musicians listening to and discussing every single Tom Waits track in chronological order. website: songbysongpodcast.com twitter: @songbysongpod e-mail: songbysongpodcast@gmail.com Music extracts used for illustrative/review purposes include: Way Down In The Hole, Franks Wild Years, Tom Waits (1987) Oh Happy Day, The Best of the Edwin Hawkins Singers, The Edwin Hawkins Singers (1967/2001) We think your Song by Song experience will be enhanced by hearing, in full, the songs featured in the show, which you can get hold of from your favourite record shop or online platform. Please support artists by buying their music, or using services which guarantee artists a revenue - listen responsibly.

Sad news from the world of music this week as we learn that Edwin Hawkins has died at the age of 74. I have to confess that this came as a surprise because I started doing the math and realized that Hawkins was in his mid-20s when "Oh Happy Day" became a hit. For whatever reason I thought he was at least twenty years older THEN. Hawkins was the founder of the Northern California State Youth Choir, and the choir recorded some songs to make a fundraiser album, which unfortunately didn't get pressed until after the event for which they needed the money. That event was a choral competition, and the NCSYC came in second, perhaps because "Oh Happy Day" wasn't one of the songs they sang. As it turns out, that wasn't one of their favorite songs! The unexpected success of "Oh Happy Day" led to the group being asked to provide the backup singing for Melanie's tribute to her experience at Woodstock, "Lay Down (Candles in the Rain)". The Edwin Hawkins Singers experienced some more success on the Gospel charts over the years, and lead singer Dorothy Morrison gained acclaim as a backup singer for several rock artists. And I'm sure you know the drill by now, but if your RSS feed is failing you somehow, there's always the player below for listening or downloading: And please feel free to leave comments here, or leave a review on your favorite podcast software.

This weeks show reaches back to the 1960's with Norman Greenbaum and "Spirit in the Sky". We also included "O Happy Day" by the Edwin Hawkins Singers and "People Get Ready" by the Impressions. Plus Larry Norman, BJ Thomas, Steve Camp and Andrae Crouch and the Disciples. A really great nostalgic show! Hope you enjoy listening to it!

This weeks show reaches back to the 1960's with Norman Greenbaum and "Spirit in the Sky". We also included "O Happy Day" by the Edwin Hawkins Singers and "People Get Ready" by the Impressions. Plus Larry Norman, BJ Thomas, Steve Camp and Andrae Crouch and the Disciples. A really great nostalgic show! Hope you enjoy listening to it!

Amy and Zed ponder "holy days" (0:40) Three acoustic communities (40:20) TT@H: Zed with an erotic fast write (37:37) This is our 13th episode and so we're gathering the data on this experiment. Send us an email (pleasurelab@bodytrustcircle.com) telling us what you're liking about the Pleasure Lab podcast, what you'd suggest we change, what new things you think we should try, and any other brilliant ideas you might have. We'll be very grateful! In this episode, we snuck in a few short musical clips (from legally purchased copies) so, out of respect for those artists, here's what you'll hear snippets of: The Back Street Boys "Bye, Bye, Bye" from This Is Us album. Copyright 2009 RCA/JIVE Label Group, a unit of Sony Music Entertainment. Tori Amos "Amber Waves" from Scarlet's Walk album. Copyright 2002 Sony Music Entertainment Inc. The Edwin Hawkins Singers "Oh Happy Day" from The Best of The Edwin Hawkins Singers album. Copyright 2001 Buddha Records. Music: Grateful to Little Dog Big Ears for their Creative Commons licensed music She Sees Mice (intro and outro) and New Ages I (try this at home section). Also to Orquesta Arrecife for their snippet LA MORDAZA (whimsey section).

"Holy (4 day!) Week!" (Podcast Title) Here's to Holy-4-day-Week, for Christians, working stiffs and anyone else... I wanted to do a gospel history theme for a little while, as I haven't done one in a long time... Black History Month seemed like a good time, but other ideas kept coming like popcorn, so now let's enjoy some thumping, smoking gospel sounds and find out a thing or two about gospel music, it's relationship to established hymns, and such... I also talked about Thomas Andrew "Georgia Tom" Dorsey, Chicago's Pilgrim Baptist Church, Black Nova Scotian history, and more... As usual, things started off with a few Canadian selections including a Bob Burchill album with, uh, religious over-and-undertones, which I just picked up and a surprising jam from Measha Brueggergosman on a Jesus tip. Tonight we heard... Neil Young - Everybody Knows... / Winterlong- live in Cincinnati '70 from l.p. Perth County Conspiracy- Crucifixion Cartoon Bob Burchill (Perth County)- Different Ways, Will I Ever Get to Heaven? Ellen McIllwaine- Everybody Wants to Go to Heaven, Nobody Wants to Die Metropolitan Toronto Police Association Male Chorus/ Bob Wilby, soloist- Introductions, I Saw the Light Ottawa Police Male Chorus- Introductions, Just a Closer Walk With Thee, O Happy Day Measha Brueggergosman - Ride On, King Jesus Joe and Eddie- There's a Meeting Here Tonight - live l.p. Rev. Gatemouth Moore and his Gospel Singers- Jesus On the Mainline The Gospelaires- They Won't Believe Believe In Me- raw Akron gospel from an Old reissue of an even older record called Camp Meeting... Blind Boys of Alabama with Tom Waits- Go Tell It On The Mountain Donny Brooks and the Rockin Revelators- Live at the Southside Shuffle c.d.- Jesus Satisfies, Power in the Blood, Leaning on the Everlasting... Montreal Black Youth Community Choir- How I Got Over, Precious Memories Fisk University Jubilee Quartet- Roll Jordan Roll- 1913, very early gospel rec The Jubilators- In My Heart Rev. Utah Smith and his Congregation- I Got Two Wings The Meditation Singers- Certainly Lord- live The RSB Gospel Singers- inside the Beautiful Gate Rosetta Davis w/ James Cleveland and the Charles Fold Singers- Fire- live in Cincinnati, l.p. Troy Ramey and the Soul Searchers- I Can't Stop Holding On Tyrone Barkley- Manon Value Stevie Wonder- live- Have A Talk With God Rev. Edwin Hawkins Singers- live- Jesus Children of America Golden Echoes- Packing a Grip Sensational 5- Coming on Strong Staying Long Ada Richards- I'm Drunk and Real High I The Spirit of God- ( a favourite ) Voices of Conquest- O Yes My Lord Veritable Infusion: CIUT.FM Mondays 8-10pm, A party featuring rare cuts of funk, reggae, jazz, soul, blues, traditional & modern African music. Your donations pledged through paypal go 100% directly to CIUT.FM fund-drives and support community Radio. Original Broadcast: March 30, 2015.

New show this week with tracks from Tommy McCook, Roy Brown, The Edwin Hawkins Singers, Joe Cuba, Joe Jackson, Topsey Bonsai, Nelly & Kelly Rowland, Chris Montez, Carly Rae Jepson, Neil Diamond, Jackie Mitto, Jimmy Gordon, Billy Cobham, Johnny Maestro and The Brooklyn Bridge, and The Counting Crows As always you can find us a few places: Itunes: http://bit.ly/Hg2RdK Facebook: http://on.fb.me/IzhiJV

Program 16: In this program we look at "Oh Happy Day" by the Edwin Hawkins Singers.