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Everyone knows that couple...everytime you go on holiday, they seem to get into a fight about SOMETHING. Then everyone's walking on eggshells, trying not to be awkward, not picking sides, just wanting to enjoy their nice vacation, but instead having to deal with someone else's drama. That seems to be a continuing theme with Paul McCartney and Jane Asher on vacation, only when those fights happen, Paul tends to wander off and pen classic songs, like "For No One." It's a strikingly mature and bold song, featuring only Paul and Ringo, buoyed by a brilliant melody and progression, and a top notch McCartney vocal. It's like the sad ending to the story that began with "She Loves You," addressing YOU, the listener...where it used to be that she loves you, now, she no longer needs you. Brutal, but beautiful. Returning to the show to discuss this tune is our friend Dr. Duncan Driver! You may have heard him on our "Eight Days A Week" episode a while back, or maybe you've heard him as a contributor to One Sweet Dream. He joins us from the future, or Canberra (listen to how badly Jonathan butchers that in the intro!), to discuss Paul's headspace in 66 when he writes this song, his ascension as an artist, and this classic Macca tune. If you'd like to hear more of Duncan's thoughts on "For No One," check out the writings he did on it, "Three Perspectives on 'For No One'" here, here and here. What do you think about "For No One" at #80? Too high? Too low? Let us know in the comments on Facebook, Instagram, or find us now on Bluesky! Be sure to check out www.rankingthebeatles.com and grab a Rank Your Own Beatles poster, some of our new Revolver-themed merch, a shirt, a jumper, whatever you like! And if you're digging what we do, don't forget to Buy Us A Coffee! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rankingthebeatles/support
Vigga Skov Jensen har været Beatles-fan siden hun var ti år. Og her 15 år senere fylder ”The Fab Four” stadigvæk rigtig meget for Vigga. Ikke kun over spisebordet hvor der hænger en Beatles plakat, men også i hendes virke som sanger/musiker. Hun indspiller nemlig covers/anderledes fortolkninger af en række kunstnere - bl.a. af The Beatles og deres katalog. Ligesom at hun også er komponist med egne fine numre. Aalborgenseren er et eksempel på at der er masser af håb for fremtiden for Beatles-fans, for der er masser af interesse for musikken, ligesom at hun har været på Beatles-rundtur i det engelske. Faklen skal nok blive båret videre – for musikken ER jo verdens bedste. Episoden her rummer eksempler på Viggas egen produktion og en playliste med hendes favoritter. Og så vender vi ”Yesterday” og ”Eight Days A Week”- filmene undervejs. Du kan finde Viggas musik her: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2fy5Wo41E2FlB7POXti2g9 https://soundcloud.com/vigga-skov-jensen?ref=clipboard&p=a&c=1&si=5087f42ff08b44029eaa179d092f289d&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing
La Venganza de los Viernes, el (inesperado) Retorno de lo Terrible Alejandro Dolina, Patricio Barton, Gillespi Introducción • Entrada0:01:48 Segmento Dispositivo • La bilocaciones de Sor María de Ágreda y los embustes de Sor Patrocinio0:02:15 • "Ropa Sucia" ♫ (Toca el TSN) P. Rey y sus Redonditos de Ricota, ¡Bang! ¡Bang! ¡Estás Liquidado!, 1989. Segmento Humorístico • Cosas que un verdadero hombre debe hacer cuando se encuentra una billetera0:21:13 Segmento Humorístico • ¿Dónde se producen la mayoría de los accidentes?0:48:00 Sordo Gancé / Trío Sin Nombre • Presentación1:16:05 • "Eight Days A Week" ♫ (The Beatles, Beatles for Sale, 1964) • "Seguir Viviendo Sin Tu Amor" ♫ (Luis Alberto Spinetta, Peluson Of Milk, 1991) • "Araca Corazón" ♫ (Enrique Delfino/Alberto Vaccarezza) Canta Gardel, 1927. Julio Sosa, 1963. • "Ain't No Sunshine" ♫ (Bill Withers, Just As I Am, 1971) Michael Jackson, 1972. Tom Jones, 1973. Sivuca, 1973. José James, 2018. • "Insensatez" ♫ (Antônio Carlos Jobim, Vinícius de Moraes) Canta João, 1961. Jobim, 1962. Nara Leão, 1971. • "Hit The Road Jack" ♫ (Percy Mayfield; grabada por Ray Charles y las Raelettes, 1961) Still in peaceful dreams I see, the road leads back to you.
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B”H Parshat Shemini Torah thoughts of the week…Eight Days a Week See PDF for Prayers for Israel! Click HERE to Support My Work! Music and theme song written & performed by the super talented Yaakov Wasilewicz. Produced by Eitan Katz To hear the full song you can visit this link Click here to visit my YouTube Channel, with more meaningful content. Support Torah Thoughts by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/torah-thoughts This podcast is powered by Pinecast.
Hilary's son boils the Muppets down to their essential elements and they (and you and we) will never be the same.
Tiffany & Russ make a mixtape of songs with days of the week in the title. Check out the entire mixtape on Spotify @ https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2IQkTAux0KfuryjuJDxU4y?si=6c09d96fab1646b3
On this week's episode of Grease the Wheels, we talk about overwork and burnout. If your employer has you turning enough hours that you are seemingly working 8 days a week, that is one thing. If you're doing it because you love money, that is quite another. The latter is ok, while the former will quickly remove any passion you have for the industry. Overwork can lead to a ton of bad things, so it is important to draw boundaries between your personal life and professional lives. Sometimes that looks like leaving at exactly 5:01, sometimes it is not working on your family's cars. Overwork can make you important where you work, but if it comes at the expense of personal relationships that can be short lived. Burnout is something that, in this industry in particular, happens the minute the passion is gone.Also Uncle Jimmy talks auto repair karma in a way that makes way more sense than it probably should and the universal nature of the french fry under the seat. This episode is distributed by The Wrenching Network. Whether you're a technician, a mechanic, or someone who just loves the car scene, The Wrenching Network is a place that you have to check out. They have all sorts of great content, gear, and snacks to keep you turning wrenches in whatever capacity you do it. Also if you see us over there, make sure you say hi and leave a comment with what you think about the episode!
It's Christmas! Or at least it was when this episode dropped which makes this our Christmas episode! That means we kick off the episode with a discussion about Beatles music that gets used in Christmas adverts - is it effective? Or just blatant manipulation? Or something else? Then it's time to move on to our main feature, Eight Days A Week. Does the song stack up against other Beatles No 1's in America? Does the song deserve the description "slight"? And does the Ron Howard movie of the same name justify itself in the pantheon of Beatles documentaries? Rankings: Track-by-track Ranking eMail: beatlesstuffology@gmail.com Twitter / X / Are We Still On This? : @beatles_ology Instagram: beatlesstuffology JG's Blog: Judgementally Reviews… Andrew's Blog: Stuffology Produced by: JG McQuarrie
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Welcome to another thrilling chapter in the saga we call THE MUPPETS MAYHEM: BACKSTAGE PASS! Our tour through The Muppets Mayhem has brought us to the Muppets' big spoof of The Beatles' Get Back as they're featured in their very own mockumentary. Our extremely special guest is the performer who helped usher the brand new Muppet character Penny Waxman to life - Leslie Carrara-Rudolph! And returning to the show are The Muppets Mayhem Co-creators and Executive Producers Jeff Yorkes and Bill Barretta! Plus! Every single Beatles reference! New female Muppet characters! How the Muppets met the Feebles!
IT'S TIME TO WATCH THE MUPPETS! This week we watched Muppets Mayhem episode Track 7: Eight Days a Week. Distracted rants include but are not limited to Glove Slap, Yoko Ono, The Beatles: Get Back, Kevin Smith, Chasing Amy, Dogma, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, and much more!"Nora and JJ team up to create a Beatles-inspired documentary about the band's album-making process."Follow us:Twitter.com/ittwtmInstagram.com/ittwtm
Stuart Samuels is an acclaimed academic and a film and television producer, writer, and award-winning documentary filmmaker. Some of his works include Visions of Light: The Art of Cinematography, Midnight Movies: From The Margin to the Mainstream, The Beatles: Eight Days a Week: The Touring Years and The Lost Weekend: A Love Story. His works explore the relationship of popular culture to the broader historical context of their times. Today we'll dive into his early work - from the groundbreaking late-night music video series Night Flight in the early 80s, to the making of the first HD music videos with Academy Award-winning Polish film and music video director Zbigniew Rybczynski. We'll also discuss Eight Days a Week: The Touring Years, the Beatles documentary he co-produced with Ron Howard and the making of The Lost Weekend: A Love Story, which premiered earlier this month. You can find links to Stuart's work below: THE BEATLES: EIGHT DAYS A WEEK https://www.amazon.com/Eight-Days-Week-Touring-Years/dp/B06XPQ6XW9 STEPS: ZBIG https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rA9fSjL9ERU&t=21s IMAGINE: ZBIG https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnXoJ3suYNU VISIONS OF LIGHT: THE ART OF CINEMATOGRAPHY Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/511323524 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtUGLrP_4gw HOLLYWOODISM: JEWS, MOVIES, AND THE AMERICAN DREAM Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Hollywoodism-Jews-Movies-American-Dream/dp/B01MRL4SWL YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJMCLLfG6Fg MIDNIGHT MOVIES: FROM THE MARGIN TO THE MAINSTREAM https://vimeo.com/ondemand/midnightmovies THE ORCHESTRA: with Zbig- classical musical videos. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rA9fSjL9ERU In this episode: *8:10 the backstory of Night Flight *18:03 Stuart and Zbigniew Rybczynski team up for the first HD music videos *25:33 The making of The Lost Weekend: A Love Story *34:00 The documentary “27” that was never released *35:28 Eight Days a Week: The Touring Years - Stuart's initial vision vs. Ron Howard's vision for the documentary Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Stuart Samuels is an acclaimed academic and a film and television producer, writer, and award-winning documentary filmmaker. Some of his works include Visions of Light: The Art of Cinematography, Midnight Movies: From The Margin to the Mainstream, The Beatles: Eight Days a Week: The Touring Years and The Lost Weekend: A Love Story. His works explore the relationship of popular culture to the broader historical context of their times. Today we'll dive into his early work - from the groundbreaking late-night music video series Night Flight in the early 80s, to the making of the first HD music videos with Academy Award-winning Polish film and music video director Zbigniew Rybczynski. We'll also discuss Eight Days a Week: The Touring Years, the Beatles documentary he co-produced with Ron Howard, and the making of The Lost Weekend: A Love Story, which premiered earlier this month. You can find links to Stuart's work below: THE BEATLES: EIGHT DAYS A WEEK https://www.amazon.com/Eight-Days-Week-Touring-Years/dp/B06XPQ6XW9 STEPS: ZBIG https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rA9fSjL9ERU&t=21s IMAGINE: ZBIG https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnXoJ3suYNU VISIONS OF LIGHT: THE ART OF CINEMATOGRAPHY Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/511323524 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtUGLrP_4gw HOLLYWOODISM: JEWS, MOVIES, AND THE AMERICAN DREAM Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Hollywoodism-Jews-Movies-American-Dream/dp/B01MRL4SWL YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJMCLLfG6Fg MIDNIGHT MOVIES: FROM THE MARGIN TO THE MAINSTREAM https://vimeo.com/ondemand/midnightmovies THE ORCHESTRA: with Zbig- classical musical videos. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rA9fSjL9ERU In this episode: *8:10 the backstory of Night Flight *18:03 Stuart and Zbigniew Rybczynski team up for the first HD music videos *25:33 The making of The Lost Weekend: A Love Story *34:00 The documentary “27” that was never released *35:28 Eight Days a Week: The Touring Years - Stuart's initial vision vs. Ron Howard's vision for the documentary Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
When the four lovable lads from Liverpool sat down to pen this little ditty, they were certainly having a laugh about how many days there are in a week. But THIS week, Andrew and Dan have the LAST laugh as they dig deep in the painstaking writing and recording of this boppy mid-60s tune that marked a transitionary period in the Beatles' career.
L'American Flyers Airline è stata una compagnia aerea in servizio sul territorio americano fino al 1971. Reed Pigman è stato l'imprenditore texano che la fondò, un pioniere delle prime fasi dell'aviazione civile. Durante il tour del 1964 in America dei Beatles fu la compagnia che li scarrozzò da un lato all'altro dell'America con un Lockheed L-188 Electra. Reed Pigman che spesso svolgeva il servizio in prima persona come pilota, non fu ai comandi della cloche in quelle occasioni ma non si fece scapparle l'occasione di farli volare, seppure per un breve tratto, da un aeroporto raggiunto dopo la data di Dallas fino alla sua magione in cu li avrebbe ospitati per un giorno di day off, la giornata in cui non sono previsti concerti.
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In this episode, the lads are joined by Gary McGowan aka Skinny Gaz. He speaks about being clinically diagnosed with depression yet somehow can still highly function studying as a doctor and managing a business he co-founded called Triage Method. We speak about his experience with all of this and how he is managing his depression, workload, and trying to find balance in life.We mention the book Mans Search for Meaning as it pertains to the content of this episode. Check it out as we will be speaking about it in a few weeks.If you want to support the podcast please Buy us a CoffeeInstagram: @soulbrewpodcastFacebook: @soulbrewpodcastTwitter: @soulrewpodcastEmail: soulbrewpodcast@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Mark Ronson -- the seven-time Grammy Award winner you may know from songs like "Uptown Funk" and "Shallow" -- swings by the show this week and shares stories of interning at Rolling Stone as a 12 year old, being in the room when some of the greatest songs of all time were being crafted, and even shares a few lessons he's learned about love. Follow us on socials:InstagramTwitterTikTok
The break's over friends! We've missed you all, but we're tanned, rested, and ready to rank! Well, actually we're still quite pasty (Jonathan especially), we're still always tired, but we're definitely ready to get back to the business of ranking! To say the Beatles were working hard in 1964 is more than an understatement. Tours, bbc sessions, t.v. appearances, movies, recording sessions, sometimes multiple of these things in the same day...yeah, it was a lot. So in this situation, one would maybe be excused to not turn out their BEST work. Of course, even the Beatles' not-best-work is still classic, and that's what Eight Days A Week is. It's the first time the band ever took a song to the studio that was incomplete, such was the pace at which they needed to churn out material. It's got all the catchiness and melody of a classic Beatles tune, but it maybe KIIIIINDA feels a bit tossed off as well, in that "too big to fail" way. It's the intersection of the band's need to maintain chart dominance while also starting to experiment in studio and stretch their legs as artists. It's a great tune, for sure, but is it also an early sign to a new direction? A new direction apart? Joining us this week is Dr. Duncan Driver, who, if you listen to other Beatle podcasts, you've no doubt heard (he's frequently featured on One Sweet Dream, among others) wax eloquently about the Fabs. We're delighted to finally have him on our show, and we touch on all kinds of points, everything from the pop song firsts, Beatles by numbers, Big Mac and Crossroads songs, and Duncan flips the script on our rapid fire questions! Be sure to follow Duncan on social media at https://twitter.com/drduncd, and catch him on episodes of One Sweet Dream! What do you think? Too high? Too low? Just right? Let us know in the comments on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/rankingthebeatles, Instagram @rankingthebeatles, or Twitter @rankingbeatles! Be sure to check out RTB's official website, www.rankingthebeatles.com and our brand new webstore!! RANK YOUR OWN BEATLES with our new RTB poster! Pick up a tshirt, coffee cup, tote bag, and more! Enjoying the show, and wanna show your support? Buy Us A Coffee! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rankingthebeatles/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rankingthebeatles/support
In this week's episode, we continue the coverage of the huge news of last week, as well as covering some casting news, both confirmed and rumored! Then we get into the meat of things, going through Rafe's Q&A and analyzing his answers to see how they may impact season 2 of the show! Hear Tom create a new hit song! Hear Jen reference a song that Joe and Tom don't recognize! Hear Joe easily pronounce people's Twitter's handles! As always, spoilers abound, as does pre-breakfast drinking! News: https://www.wotseries.com/2022/07/27/jay-duffy-confirmed-for-the-wheel-of-time-season-2/https://www.wotseries.com/2022/07/21/rafe-judkins-qa-post-comic-con-panel/Please show your support by rating/reviewing us. http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1479634263https://www.talkaranrhiod.com/Email: podcast@talkaranrhiod.comTwitter: @arantalkInstagram: talk_aran_rhiodJoin us on Discord: https://dsc.gg/talkaranrhiodMerch: https://www.newcreationsbyjen.com/collections/talkaranrhiodSupport the show
'Eight Days A Week / I'm A Loser' was a single released in 1964 by The Beatles. Both songs were also present on the 'Beatles For Sale' album. Here are the stories and meanings behind these 2 amazing songs. --- 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/classicalbumpodcast/message
We kick into episode 46 by breaking podcast ground (again) before introducing Chris (again); talking about our pump up music; asking if "Hey Ya" is the best song every written; realizing we are pretty old; wondering if Chris should be the official Stat-Man, Scat-Man, or Scat-Man (the other kind of scat); drinking Maccaritas; landing on our favorite preparation for corn; wondering about the Ranking the Beatles rankings (again); praising the Tommy Stans; filming the other Beatles doc about them at their worst; wearing a sport coats during 80s rock production; doing the Bartman; challenging Metallica to doubles tennis; listening to an episode of “And Your Nerd Can Sing” that blows everyone's minds; and talking the pop hit "Eight Days a Week."As always, you can find Team Blotto Beatles on Instagram (@blottobeatles) and Twitter (@blottobeatles), by emailing us (blottobeatles@gmail.com), or on the web (blottobeatles.com). We want to hear from you!Please also take the time to rate and review us on Apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.We have a shop! Grab some merch. You can also drunk dial us (tel:+18572339793) or leave us a tip in our new tip jar (don't forget to include a message telling us what drinks we should drink with the money).See the canonical, argument-ending list of Beatles songs we are assembling here: https://www.blottobeatles.com/list; listen to it on Spotify here.Please remember to enjoy Blotto Beatles responsibly.Peace and Love.Hosts: Becker and TommyGuest: Chris Soule (@master_blaster)Executive Producer: Scotty C.Additional Musical Supervision: RB (@ryanobrooks)Associate Musical Supervision: Tim Clark (@nodisassemble)#PeteBestGetThatCheck
Fact: Since 2016, there's no such thing as an authorized “live Beatles record” without Opie's involvement. Sure, “At The Hollywood Bowl” was originally released lo-fi style in 1977, back when Richie Cunningham was chillin' with Potzie, Mrs. C, and the increasingly insane Chachi. But it wasn't until Apple slapped Ron Howard's name on a brand new cover (yuck) that this long-deleted title finally appeared on CD in dramatically improved sound, as a slightly forced tie-in with the “Eight Days A Week” film. So yeah, it was ol' Winthrop (#TheMusicMan #GaryIndiana) who made a Splash with this Gung Ho re-release that's Far and Away the only official live Beatles record. In this episode, Tony and T.J. dive into Giles Martin's stunning remix, on the 45th anniversary of George Martin's original presentation of the legendary '64 and '65 Hollywood Bowl shows. Along the way, these Beautiful Minds Backdraft themselves into other pertinent topics, like: ☎️ Did the Nerk Twins inspire the Jerk Twins, later known as the Jerky Twins, and ultimately known as G.O.A.T. comedy act The Jerky Boys?
Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 399, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: Your Days Are Numbered 1: Dies Martis is the Latin name for this day of the week. Tuesday. 2: Number of months with only 30 days. four. 3: Years that read the same upside down and right side up include 1881, 6009 and this year of the 1960s. 1961. 4: Title of the 1965 Beatles No. 1 hit song that is a calendrical impossiblity. "Eight Days A Week". 5: In the DD/MM/YYYY format, it was the most recent date in which all 3 were even numbers. December 30, 2006. Round 2. Category: A Spot Of "T" 1: It's what was showered down upon Charles Lindbergh at a parade in NYC in June 1927. ticker tape. 2: To write down words, especially from audio to written form. transcribe. 3: In 1998 a $15 million production of this opera was staged in its actual setting, the Forbidden City. Turandot. 4: Middle Caicos is the largest island in this British dependency in the West Indies. the Turks and Caicos. 5: This general came to power in Panama in 1968 and led the drive to end U.S. control of the canal. Omar Torrijos. Round 3. Category: "In" Places 1: In February 1994 an earthquake struck the island of Sumatra in this nation, killing 215 people. Indonesia. 2: Civilization in the valley of this Pakistani river dates back about 4500 years. the Indus River. 3: Technically, it comprises the Bahamas, the Greater Antilles and the Lesser Antilles. the West Indies. 4: This capital of Tyrol has hosted 2 Winter Olympic games. Innsbruck. 5: This Missouri city is headquarters to the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Independence. Round 4. Category: Wham-O 1: In 1997 Wham-O introduced a Max Flight version of this 1950s sensation that flew farther and was easy to catch. the Frisbee. 2: Wham-O owners heard about Australian kids using a bamboo ring for exercise; it became this 1958 fad. a Hula hoop. 3: Wham-O received its name from this first product; when a projectile hit its target, it made a "Wham-O" sound. a slingshot. 4: This 1962 Wham-O game named for a dance craze came with a moveable cross bar and 2 support stands. limbo. 5: Versions of this lawn toy to keep you cool in the summer include "Wave Rider" and "Bounce 'N Splash". a Slip 'N Slide. Round 5. Category: "Ez" Does It 1: It's the crime of stealing money that has been entrusted to one's care. embezzlement. 2: In its 1979 peace treaty with Egypt, Israel was guaranteed unrestricted use of this waterway. the Suez Canal. 3: "And a Voice to Sing With" and "Daybreak" are autobiographies by this famous folk singer. Joan Baez. 4: He was ruler of the Aztecs at the time Cortes came a-calling. Montezuma. 5: The name of this Indian tribe that lives in Idaho is French for "pierced nose". Nez Perce. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia!
Gran Bretaña y Europa se rinden a la Beatlemanía y es el momento de conquistar Estados Unidos. En medio de un éxito tan arrollador como agotador, la música de los Beatles sigue evolucionando. Con testimonios de Andrés Calamaro y Hugo Fattoruso.
In this episode, Joe, Jen, and Tom, talk books, audio books, articles, and teasers, teasers, teasers, teasers! There's so much news, we can barely contain ourselves! Big reveals, big hints, big things a-doing! Sing a song or six with Jen! Hate the Hobbit films with Joe! Get excited about two e-mails with Tom! As always, spoilers abound, as do sore asses and wide benches!News: https://twitter.com/TheWheelOfTime/status/1450179081694187526?s=20https://twitter.com/TheWheelOfTime/status/1450572820535132161?s=20https://www.gq.com/story/inside-amazons-wheel-of-time?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=onsite-share&utm_brand=gq&utm_social-type=earnedhttps://twitter.com/TheWheelOfTime/status/1451344799957598209?s=20https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gp9kTVhIWwUPlease show your support by rating/reviewing us. http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1479634263https://www.thegreatblight.com/creator-talkaranrhiodhttps://www.talkaranrhiod.com/Email: podcast@talkaranrhiod.comTwitter: @arantalkInstagram: talk_aran_rhiodJoin us on Discord: https://dsc.gg/talkaranrhiodMerch: https://www.newcreationsbyjen.com/collections/talkaranrhiodSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/talkaranrhiod)
Robby is joined by Jim Graham to discuss teen driving and Ford's Skills for life Program. Robby is also later joined by comedian Brad Stine.
The Turkish Grand Prix was a bit of a let down, and we'll be honest, this episode might be too, because Cheeka's ill. However, she's replaced by professional replacement Cheeka, Alex Goy, who joins Phill and Terry to chew through the lumps of the race in Istanbul. Valtteri Bottas put in his annual good performance, but all eyes were on Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen, who failed to deliver much excitement. Still, it keeps the championship fight slightly interesting, so that's something. This episode is supported by NordVPN - use the code FF1S to get 73% off your 2-year plan PLUS 4 bonus months for free. Ts & Cs apple. Offer available for a limited time only. NEWSLETTER: ff1s.com/newsnewsnews BEER PLEASE: ff1s.com/pintpintpint
On this episode we cover Hammer's One Million Years B.C., which stars Raquel Welch in a furkini. We also watch the brilliant 45 Years which stars Tom Courtenay and Charlotte Rampling. And we cap off the episode with Ron Howard's documentary, The Beatles: Eight Days a Week - The Touring Years. Please review us over on Apple Podcasts. Got comments or suggestions for new episodes? Email: sddpod@gmail.com. Seek us out via Twitter and Instagram @ sddfilmpodcast Support our Patreon for $3 a month and get access to our exclusive show, Sudden Double Deep Cuts where we talk about our favourite movie soundtracks, scores and theme songs. We also have t-shirts available via our TeePublic store!
The fall of 1964 was an outrageously busy time for The Beatles. In the midst of live appearances and constant touring, they went into the studio to record Beatles For Sale. Relying on some of their favorite covers to fill out the album, John and Paul were still able to write a few gems - including the song Eight Days A Week. In its brilliant simplicity, Eight Days A Week is classic Beatle rocker. Billy and Jay of course discuss the writing and recording process and they uncover some great deep dive items as well! It's the first pop song with what feature? What Beatles hit surprisingly replaced this song as a single? Did the boys like this song? And just WHO uttered the phrase I've been working eight days a week? So much to uncover in this one! Hold me (clap/clap), love me (clap/clap). HOLD me (clap/clap), LOVE me (clap/clap), enjoy Eight Days A Week!
Today on another BRAND NEW EPISODE of Renegades Reviews, J.J. takes a look at the Ron Howard Documentary that chronicles The Beatles from 1963-1966, and the grueling tour schedule that they endured, "Eight Days a Week - The Touring Years." --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/renegadesreviews/support
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The fall of 1964 was an outrageously busy time for The Beatles. In the midst of live appearances and constant touring, they went into the studio to record Beatles For Sale. Relying on some of their favorite covers to fill out the album, John and Paul were still able to write a few gems - including the song Eight Days A Week. In its brilliant simplicity, Eight Days A Week is classic Beatle rocker.Billy and Jay of course discuss the writing and recording process and they uncover some great deep dive items as well! It's the first pop song with what feature? What Beatles hit surprisingly replaced this song as a single? Did the boys like this song? And just WHO uttered the phrase I've been working eight days a week? So much to uncover in this one! Hold me (clap/clap), love me (clap/clap). HOLD me (clap/clap), LOVE me (clap/clap), enjoy Eight Days A Week!www.billymcguigan.com/beatlessongpodcast
Eight days, three massive wins. Mike Carpenter reflects on the week that was for the Illini, capped off by a 1-seed clincher in Columbus. Later, he catches up with Sean Harrington about this Illinois team heading into the Big Ten Tournament.
The guys take a side road to talk about the beginnings of The Beatles, mainly into the life of a young John Lennon with the movie "Nowhere Boy" and the Beatles documentary "Eight Days a Week".
Released in 2016 This film by Ron Howard analyzes the touring years of the Beatles from 1964 to their end in 1965. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/drzeusfilmpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/drzeusfilmpodcast/support
As amigas indicaram a canção e o silêncio do depoimento diz tudo: Beatles é só ouvir e sentir.
O nosso personagem apresenta a amiga que ama, assim como ele, a segunda feira, numa exceção quase absurda. E essa segunda é especial pois a canção Eight days a week está na cabeça. O ano é 1964.
Han pasado 80 años desde que el 9 de Octubre de 1940 viniera al mundo en la portuaria ciudad de Liverpool John Lennon, cantante, compositor, guitarrista y activista político. Un personaje indispensable para entender el desarrollo de la música popular en cuanto a sonido, estilo y actitud. Fue el más decidido y personal de los cuatro miembros de los Beatles, incansable buscador de nuevas sensaciones y un rebelde por naturaleza, lo que le llevó a situaciones comprometidas a lo largo de su vida. “Imagine” es, sin duda, la canción más representativa de toda la carrera musical de John Winston Lennon, a quien recordamos hoy, cuando se cumplen 70 años desde su nacimiento. Después de todo lo que se ha comentado en estas fechas tan solo nos queda escuchar una emocionante versión realizada por Emmylou Harris de este tema, que fue uno de los censurados por la Administración Bush tras los atentados del 11 de Septiembre de 2001 y que dejaba mensajes como: Imagina que no hay países. No es difícil de hacer. Nada por lo que matar o morir. Y tampoco ninguna religión… John Lennon incluyó originalmente “Grow Old With Me” en su álbum Milk And Honey. Una línea de la letra estaba tomada del poema “Rabbi Ben Ezra”, de Robery Browning, y la canción venía a expresar los sueños de John sobre que le hubiera gustado hacer cuando envejeciera. Sueños simples como los de vivir para siempre una vida sencilla con la persona querida. Mary Chapin Carpenter interpretó esta canción en el álbum Working Class Hero… A Tribute To John Lennon. “Nowhere Man”, que pertenecía a Rubber Soul, el sexto álbum de los Beatles editado en 1965, parece definir en un principio el carácter del propio John Lennon. Tras admitir posteriormente que consumía drogas, el personaje fue analizado desde todos los puntos de vista posibles por los expertos. Como conclusión, aquél “hombre de ninguna parte” podía ser desde un “camello” al capitán del Submarino Amarillo. De forma casi sorprendente, Randy Travis, uno de los baluartes de la mejor etapa de los neotradicionalistas del country, la incluyó en un álbum imprescindible de homenaje a los Fab 4 como fue Come Together:America Salutes The Beatles publicado hace 25 años. Con Kris Kristofferson y Willie Nelson en los coros, Chris Stapleton realizó esta poderosa versión de “You’ve Got To Hide Your Love Away”, una canción que compuso y cantó como solista John Lennon en una etapa en la que el músico estaba especialmente influido por Bob Dylan. La canción es un ejemplo temprano de la autorreflexión de John en su escritura, que había comenzado con canciones como "I'm a Loser" en el verano de 1964. Esta canción, compuesta indudablemente por John Lennon, es uno de los cortes más sencillos del cuarteto al que solo se le añadió una flauta final en su versión original, incluida en la banda sonora de Help!. Los Beatles acababan de completar su segunda gran gira de conciertos por Estados Unidos cuando empezaron a grabar Beatles For Sale en pleno agosto de 1964. Cuando uno escucha con cierto detenimiento aquel disco es fácil de entender que el cuarteto estuviera exhausto en algunos de los cortes. Cuando John Lennon compuso “I’m A Loser” las influencias de Bob Dylan en su forma de escribir eran evidentes, como se demuestra en la utilización de ciertas expresiones y matices propios del genio de Minnesota en aquella época. En 1977, Doug Kershaw publicaba su álbum Flip, Flop & Fly con esta versión absolutamente campera. Help! fue uno de los momentos mágicos en la historia de los Beatles. Empezaron trabajando bajo el título de Beatles Phase II, pero muy pronto pasó a denominarse Eight Arms to Hold You (Ocho brazos para atraparte) hasta que se decidieron por Help!. Al parecer, la película está inspirada en el clásico de los Hermanos Marx Sopa de ganso, aunque en diferentes momentos encontramos alusiones satíricas de las series de James Bond como ocurre con el comienzo del tema central. De hecho, por entonces, Help! y las cintas de las aventuras del agente 007 tenían la misma distribuidora, United Artists, y llegaron a utilizar algunos sonidos muy característicos que no vieron la luz en el mercado europeo por entonces. Como canción, “Help!” fue una de las primeras canciones del cuarteto en que no se hablaba del chico que encuentra a la chica y la pierde después. Lennon súplica ayuda, comparando la situación en la que se encontró en los primeros tiempos, menos complicados. Dolly Parton nos sorprendió a todos llevándola al terreno del bluegrass. Lorrie Morgan, realizó hace años una extraordinaria versión de “Eight Days A Week”, que originalmente contaba con John Lennon como solista, abría la segunda cara del LP Beatles For Sale, que empezó a gestarse cuando habían terminado su segunda gran gira por los Estados Unidos. Se ha especulado sobre si el tema estaba dedicado a Brian Epstein, porque en aquellos tiempos tenía que dividirlo para atender como manager a multitud de grupos y solistas, de tal forma que trabajaba “ocho días a la semana”. La canción fue compuesta por John cuando el grupo estaba preparando su segunda película, que en principio iba a llamarse Eight Arms To Hold You y que, definitivamente, llevó el nombre de Help!. “I Feel Fine” nos sirve también para recordar que esta canción se editó como single en 1964, con reservas de tres cuartos de millón de copias, como continuación de “A Hard Day’s Night”. Fue el octavo single del grupo y el sexto No.1 consecutivo y, sin embargo, no apareció en un álbum oficial hasta que vio la luz Past Masters. Volume One. Nativas de Manhattan Beach, al sur de California, y con una educación que mezclaba las tradiciones polacas y de Oklahoma, las hermanas Oliver, Kristine y Janis, empezaron a cantar juntas desde que tenían 7 y 9 años. Sus primeras apariciones musicales fueron en el coro de la iglesia local para llegar a la high school con un cierto sabor vaquero. Sus influencias incluyen a Dylan, Everly Brothers, Linda Ronstadt, Hank Williams, Bob Wills, el bluegrass y, como no, los Beatles. El segundo álbum de la familiar pareja con el nombre de Sweethearts Of The Rodeo, One Time, One Night, nos dejó esta versión de “I Feel Fine”, que fue editado en single en 1988, cinco años después de que Janis Oliver hubiera encontrado a Vince Gill, por entonces miembro de Pure Prairie League. Fue su primera mujer. “I Don’t Want To Spoil The Party” perteneció originalmente al álbum Beatles For Sale, editado en 1964. Estamos ante otra canción de Lennon con referencias a su infancia y sus relaciones familiares. En este caso tiene que ver con la alienación y un cierto sufrimiento. Ya que la chica a la que espera le da platón, decide dejar la fiesta para no estropearla a los demás. Tanto la letra como la música tienen claras reminiscencias de temas del estilo de "No Reply" y "I'm A Loser". En la versión original George Harrison fue solista junto a Lennon. Rosanne Cash incluyó esta espléndida versión en su recopilatorio Hits 1979-1989 logrando el primer puesto de las listas de singles de country… el último de su carrera por el momento. En el tiempo de TOMAUNO de hoy, nos visitan los más variopintos artistas de la escena de la Americana en sus distintas facetas. Así, Herb Pedersen recuerda un “Paperback Writer” que fue grabado durante las sesiones de Revolver y se publicó como single en Junio de 1966, un par de meses antes de la edición del álbum, no publicándose en ningún Lp hasta la edición de Past Masters, Volume Two en el 88. La letra está inspirada por los dos libros de Lennon, “In His Own Write” y “Spaniard In The Works”, hablando del deseo de Paul McCartney de convertirse también en escritor. Steve Earle entendió la importancia del legado de los Beatles y llegó a realizar una versión muy particular de “I’m Looking Through You”, una canción que revelaba la influencia que Little Richard y Buddy Holly tuvieron en primeros escarceos del cuarteto de Liverpool, pero mantenidas durante el tiempo. Pertenecía a uno de sus álbumes más representativos, Rubber Soul, donde los llamados Fab 4 empezaron a tomar direcciones alternativas en su sonido. Los Lonely Boys es un trío de hermanos de San Angelo, Texas, que combinan elementos de rock and roll, blues, soul, country y música tejana siguiendo la tradición de su padre. Los hermanos Garza lo llaman Texican Rock’N’Roll. En la versión realizada originalmente por John Lennon estuvo acompañado de Elton John. “Whatever Gets You Thru The Night” está inspirada en una frase de un pastor evangelista durante un programa nocturno de televisión. En el álbum Instant Karma: The Amnesty International Campaign to Save Darfur, Jakob Dylan, hijo de Bob Dylan y líder de los Wallflowers, grababa una versión de “Gimme Some Truth” junto a Dhani Harrison, hijo de George Harrison, que tomó el lugar de su padre en la canción, tocando la guitarra solista. En "Gimme Some Truth" Lennon expresa su frustración con los políticos, especialmente con el entonces presidente de Estados Unidos, Richard Nixon, a quien llama "Tricky Dicky", un apodo que se utilizaría tras el escándalo Watergate. Fue compuesta tras de la Guerra de Vietnam e incluida en el álbum Imagine de 1971. Ayer mismo, conmemorando los 80 años del nacimiento de John Lennon, se editó Gimme Some Truth. The Ultimate Mixes. Bajo ese nombre, Yoko Ono y su hijo Sean han seleccionado 36 canciones de la carrera en solitario de Lennon por orden cronológico. El álbum Imagine es una referencia evidente en la discografía de John Lennon, por lo que versionar algunas de sus canciones ha sido especialmente atractivo. Aun siendo una de las interpretaciones más sólidas de la carrera de Lennon, "Oh My Love" es una de las menos conocidas. La compuso junto a Yoko Ono durante las sesiones de grabación del llamado White Album de los Beatles con el apoyo de George Harrison con su guitarra, como ocurrió en buena parte de los cortes de aquel disco. La canción tiene que ver con la terapia para superar sus traumas de la infancia. Jackson Browne la interpretó de esta forma en el proyecto Instant Karma: The Amnesty International Campaign to Save Darfur. Doug Dillard y Gene Clark unieron fuerzas para realizar dos aventuras discográficas que han pasado a la historia como referencias fundamentales de la combinación de géneros musicales apegados a la tradición, pero con una apuesta de futuro arriesgada y positiva. En aquella segunda entrega, titulada The Fantastic Expetion Of Dillard & Clark, escogieron para cerrarla un tema como “Don’t Let Me Down”, que fue la cara B de “Get Back”. Las dos canciones iban a aparecer en un disco titulado precisamente Get Back que los Beatles estaban intentando grabar en 1969 en los estudios de Apple en Savile Row. El disco se abandonó, pero el single se publicó en el mes de abril. Escuchar audio
Join our Patreon for extra episodes and VHS goodness! Patreon.com/VHSbandits If you're anything like us in high school then you loved 100 Girls... the movie that is. Not nearly as many in real life, which is exactly why you probably loved that movie. Well, this week we bring you it's predecessor: Eight Days a Week. They're essentially the same film: A dude who's watched Clerks one too many times pines over/stalks a girl while his friend has sex with a watermelon. Need we say more? Joining us this episode is VHS Bandit alum Jonster Monster! So bring your VCR out on the lawn, pull up a patch of grass, and get ready for Eight Days a Week! For some awesome pro-wrestling goodness check out Jon's sites! jonvsprowrestling.com legacyofwcw.com Don't forget to rate and review us on iTunes. Follow us on Instagram @VHSbandits @TopherHansson @Kevin_OhNeeder Follow us on Twitter @TheVHSbandits And email us at TheVHSbandits@gmail.com
George Harrison ve Hindistan seyahati sonrası yaşadığı spiritüel ve müzikal aydınlanma, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Ringo Starr, The Beatles'ın dağılışı, Yoko Ono, Little Girl Blue, Woodstock Belgeseli, Jimi Hendrix - Little Wing, Eight Days A Week, Hair, Living In The Material World, Across The Universe, Mad Men, The Boat That Rocked, ve daha fazlası
It was the band's seventh #1 hit in 13 months on the American charts, today we discuss Eight Days a Week by The Beatles.
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TGA-n innen, Golden Joystickon túl, ahol a Bonus Stage podcast triója az éterbe túr, na ott csap le Totál Kán a Fujin, hogy alaposan körbejárja a téli berek videójátékos mocsarát: beszélgetünk az Xbox jövőjéről, a Sony-ról, Dreamcast szülinapról, Amigákról, Halo-ról és sok érdekes dologról. Kattint, figyel: ez a Bonus Stage jubiláló adása.
TGA-n innen, Golden Joystickon túl, ahol a Bonus Stage podcast triója az éterbe túr, na ott csap le Totál Kán a Fujin, hogy alaposan körbejárja a téli berek videójátékos mocsarát: beszélgetünk az Xbox jövőjéről, a Sony-ról, Dreamcast szülinapról, Amigákról, Halo-ról és sok érdekes dologról. Kattint, figyel: ez a Bonus Stage jubiláló adása.
A Bonus Stage podkeszt kilencedik adása
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TGA-n innen, Golden Joystickon túl, ahol a Bonus Stage podcast triója az éterbe túr, na ott csap le Totál Kán a Fujin, hogy alaposan körbejárja a téli berek videójátékos mocsarát: beszélgetünk az Xbox jövőjéről, a Sony-ról, Dreamcast szülinapról, Amigákról, Halo-ról és sok érdekes dologról. Kattint, figyel: ez a Bonus Stage jubiláló adása.
It is the dawn of a new age in the kingdom of Gametopia! We once again travel to that kingdom (which somehow is very sexual) to witness the ongoing Console Wars! The struggle between Xbox, Playstation, and Nintendo continues. It’s a fight with plenty of controller on controller violence! Warning: Explicit Language.Featured Beer: Southern Tier’s Eight Days A Week
It is the dawn of a new age in the kingdom of Gametopia! We once again travel to that kingdom (which somehow is very sexual) to witness the ongoing Console Wars! The struggle between Xbox, Playstation, and Nintendo continues. It’s a fight with plenty of controller on controller violence! Warning: Explicit Language.Featured Beer: Southern Tier’s Eight Days A Week
It is the dawn of a new age in the kingdom of Gametopia! We once again travel to that kingdom (which somehow is very sexual) to witness the ongoing Console Wars! The struggle between Xbox, Playstation, and Nintendo continues. It’s a fight with plenty of controller on controller violence! Warning: Explicit Language.Featured Beer: Southern Tier’s Eight Days A Week
Floor Overmars bespreekt de modern-prettige aanpak van seksualiteit in de Netflix-serie Alex Strangelove. Roy van Vilsteren zou nog wel twintig seizoenen van The Americans willen zien, maar zit pas in het vijfde, ook op Netflix. Roger Abrahams liet zich verrassen door het frisse geluid van The Beatles in de muziekdocumentaire The Beatles: Eight Days a Week (21 juni te zien op NPO 2, 22:55 uur).
The boys are joined by Emmy nominated Alan G Parker, a British music journalist and promoter, turned author and director. Alan's impressive body of work consists of 16 books, and 15 films. More on Alan: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2569672/ Parker is best known for his extensive research into the life and death of Sid Vicious, bassist for the English punk band the Sex Pistols. Parker has written three books about Sid Vicious, and has a very unique insight having been close to Sid's mother Anne. In October 1977 Sid's girlfriend Nancy Spungen was stabbed and killed in New York. Sid's previous convictions together with his name “Vicious” led police to believe this was an “open and shut” case presuming Sid, guilty of her murder. Sid died of a heroin overdose in February 1979, without being formally convicted of Nancy's murder. In this extensive look at Sid's life, and the circumstances around Nancy's death, Alan and the boys attempt to uncover the truth by examining the facts and personalities surrounding that fateful night in the Big Apple. Alan's latest documentary It Was Fifty Years Ago Today! The Beatles: Sgt. Pepper & Beyond picks up on the band as they end their grueling tour schedule in August 1966 (coincidentally following on from Ron Howard s Eight Days A Week) to return to the studio to record this landmark album https://www.amazon.com/Was-Fifty-Years-Today-Beatles/dp/B073LJYVNC Join in the conversation with Mickey and Willy, in the official chatroom https://thisstrange.life/#discord https://thisstrange.life/ https://twitter.com/strangelifethis https://www.instagram.com/strangelifethis/
On this week's show, the boys discuss the highlights from national signing day, an amateur golfer's nightmare performance, and some interesting random thoughts.
¿Sabías qué Eight Days a Week fue escrita como una canción como posible inclusión del segundo largometraje?
¿Sabías qué Eight Days a Week fue escrita como una canción como posible inclusión del segundo largometraje?
"And we looked at each other like 'This is it'" - Paul McCartney Welcome to Tangent A Week, a show recorded before episodes of our main shows giving insight to off-topic news and rambling raves. In this tangent, Serg Beret and Patrick Raissi discuss the Beatles documentary "Eight Days A Week" focusing on the touring life of the four lads from Liverpool. We also deliver an update on our recording status and get rudely interrupted by a neighboring wrestling podcast. NOW ON iTUNES! SUBSCRIBE TODAY! itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/film-…d1246123364?mt=2 Follow Film A Week Facebook/Tumblr @filmaweekpodcast Subscribe on Google Play Music, TuneIn Radio & Player FM Play Music: play.google.com/music/m/Iqpn7ndlt…lm_A_Week_Podcast TuneIn Radio: beta.tunein.com/radio/Film-A-Week…Podcast-p1004919/ Follow Serg Beret Instagram/Twitter/Snapchat @ sergberet Tumblr @ sergberettumbles Follow Patrick Raissi Instagram/Tumblr @ pachathegreat Twitter @ HumaneRamblings
Ron Howard discusses the making of his documentary charting the early years of The Beatles.
"Eight Days A Week" de Ron Howard el director ganador del Oscar.El proyecto de este año, si no lo has visto, ¡Qué esperas!
"Eight Days A Week" de Ron Howard el director ganador del Oscar.El proyecto de este año, si no lo has visto, ¡Qué esperas!
El el nombramiento para los premios Grammy, se encuentra nominado: "Eight Days A Week" como mejor filme musical. 12 de febrero de 2017.
El el nombramiento para los premios Grammy, se encuentra nominado: "Eight Days A Week" como mejor filme musical. 12 de febrero de 2017.
It occurred to us, as it must have with everyone else, that the release of Eight Days A Week really called for an accompanying soundtrack, or at least a parallel collection of music spanning the whole of The Beatles’ documented live performing career. Into that void Robert and Richard have stepped, with their proposed collection of live performances ranging from the Star Club to Candlestick. Necessarily, some of the extant audio is rough, but not unlistenable and certainly essential to understanding what kind of live musicians these guys were (and how they did it to an audience). Locales represented here include Hamburg – Stockholm – London – New York City – Melbourne – Blackpool – Paris – Houston – Tokyo – San Francisco. Find Richard’s books here. Find Robert’s books here. The post 81: SATB’s Beatles Live Anthology appeared first on Something About The Beatles.
It occurred to us, as it must have with everyone else, that the release of Eight Days A Week really called for an accompanying soundtrack, or at least a parallel collection of music spanning the whole of The Beatles’ documented live performing career. Into that void Robert and Richard have stepped, with their proposed collection of live performances ranging from the Star Club to Candlestick. Necessarily, some of the extant audio is rough, but not unlistenable and certainly essential to understanding what kind of live musicians these guys were (and how they did it to an audience). Locales represented here include Hamburg – Stockholm – London – New York City – Melbourne – Blackpool – Paris – Houston – Tokyo – San Francisco. Find Richard’s books here. Find Robert’s books here. The post 81: SATB’s Beatles Live Anthology appeared first on Something About The Beatles.
This week, Al, Allan, Steve and Ken are joined by Tom Frangione of Beatle Brunch, a frequent show guest, to give a full analysis of the new "The Beatles: Eight Days a Week: The Touring Years" DVD, both the movie and the special features included on the deluxe edition. Please be sure to send your thoughts on this or any of our shows to our email address thingswesaidtodayradioshow@gmail.com, join our "Things We Said Today Beatles Fans" Facebook page, tweet us at @thingswesadfab or catch us each on Facebook and give us your thoughts. And we thank you for listening to us and being so loyal. And you can also stream the show on our very own YouTube page. And please write a review of our show on our iTunes page.
As a supplement to our ninth episode, Graeme Burk is joined by Petra Mayer (sans Rob) to review Ron Howard's recent documentary on the Beatles' touring years Eight Days a Week. Graeme and Petra talk about the comprehensive quality of the film (and how it is very slighly analagous to the New York Yankees!) and touch on the suprising aspects (the effects Beatlemania had on youth culture, the brief intersection with the civil rights movement), marvel at the amazing archival finds and discuss how it stands up with other Beatles documentaries.
"You're like the Indiana Jones of film archivists!" Abe dreads watching a Beatles documentary, Matt has no idea what he's in for, and Nate drinks alone as the Movie Nightcap crew discuss the hit new Beatles documentary with the film's Co-Producer, Matthew White.
From child star to Academy Award winning director, Ron Howard has always made it his business to entertain. And entertain us he has - from A Beautiful Mind, Apollo 13 and Frost / Nixon to his most recent offerings - the Beatles documentary Eight Days A Week and Dan Brown thriller Inferno. But whereas Edith's previous guest Andrea Arnold prefers to accompany her films with source music, Ron is a particular fan of score, and has, accordingly, collaborated with some of the finest cinematic composers of recent times, including James Horner, Thomas Newman, John Williams and Hans Zimmer. We'll hear plenty more about the director's admiration for that venerable bunch during the course of our conversation, as well as excerpts from the work they produced for his movies. Ron also reflects on his time as an actor, and has a most amusing anecdote about Michael Jackson!
Help! I need a podcast! Help! Not just any podcast! Help! You know I need a podcast, HELP! Well, help is on the way with Rokk Talk. This week, John and Colin review Ron Howard’s 2016 Beatles documentary, Eight Days a Week: The Touring Years. Additionally, John and Colin list their top ten favorite early […] The post Rokk Talk Ep. 05: Eight Days a Week appeared first on Mildly Pleased.
This week, Steve, Allan, Al and Ken welcome two very special guests to Things We Said Today -- Nigel Sinclair and Paul Crowder, producer and editor, respectively, of the Beatles' film "The Beatles: Eight Days a Week: The Touring Years." The two men tell some interesting and revealing stories about the making of the film that you'll absolutely love. Be sure and write to us at thingswesaidtodayradioshow@gmail.com, join our "Things We Said Today Beatles Fans" Facebook page or tweet us at @thingswesadfab or catch us each on Facebook and give us your thoughts. Thanks for listening!! (We're also heard on Fab4radio, WCPR1 and Pure Pop Radio and you can stream us on our very own YouTube page.)
In this expanded edition, Richard and Robert examine the new film on The Beatles’ performing years, in theaters and on Hulu; as well as the restored Shea Stadium concert film. Joining us are two guests who contributed to the project: renowned archivist Erik Taros and author (”Some Fun Tonight”) Chuck Gunderson, explaining the process from the inside. Their insights offer a glimpse into the project’s evolution and how we got to where we ended up. Songs include “Act Naturally” and “Long Tall Sally.” Find Robert’s books here. Find Richard’s books here. The post 72: Ron Howard’s Beatles – Eight Days A Week appeared first on Something About The Beatles.
In this expanded edition, Richard and Robert examine the new film on The Beatles’ performing years, in theaters and on Hulu; as well as the restored Shea Stadium concert film. Joining us are two guests who contributed to the project: renowned archivist Erik Taros and author (”Some Fun Tonight”) Chuck Gunderson, explaining the process from the inside. Their insights offer a glimpse into the project’s evolution and how we got to where we ended up. Songs include “Act Naturally” and “Long Tall Sally.” Find Robert’s books here. Find Richard’s books here. The post 72: Ron Howard’s Beatles – Eight Days A Week appeared first on Something About The Beatles.
In this episode, Sean and Jake break down some of the September albums they have been excited about, including new albums by Touché Amoré, Angel Olsen, Beach Slang, Hamilton+Rostam, and Cymbals Eat Guitars. They also discuss the new Ron Howard-directed Beatles documentary "Eight Days a Week: The Touring Years" (45:50).
This week the guys get in on the game of using three fictional characters to describe themselves. Then Evan and Kris talk about the 70mm and Widescreen Festival at the Somerville Theatre (at 7:04), where they saw TRON and SLEEPING BEAUTY. While discussing how beautiful these films look, they each share new elements that they discovered by watching them on the big screen. After that, Dave provides a “Riedel’s Recap” of GREEN ROOM (at 15:56), which offers specific comparisons to Jeremy Saulnier’s previous movie BLUE RUIN. Next, Kris delivers a “Keeping up with the Jensons” about DEMON (at 21:32), where he offers a very different take on the picture than Evan. Dave transitions into THE BEATLES: EIGHT DAYS A WEEK – THE TOURING YEARS (at 29:57), a Ron Howard documentary that attempts to whitewash tensions between the band’s members. Finally, Kris and Evan close out with QUEEN OF KATWE (at 39:10), a Disney sports movie about chess, which is carried by good humor and cute kids learning about life.
This is the first in a regular Beatles only podcast - yeah, let's see how soon that plan falls by the wayside - marking the most Beatle-y of months with the documentary 'Eight Days A Week: The Touring Years' , the remastered 'Live at The Hollywood Bowl' and NOT the announcement of the expected release of Paul McCartney's 'Flowers In The Dirt' super deluxe box set. We're all sick of experts so Beatle ubernerds DFB, DoctorJ & StevenC do what they do the rest of the time anyway. - the film : who is it for, what is it for and should be give it what for? - the album : better, longer but still unessential - Flowers In The Dirt - Macca's best of the 80's and rebirth of his career? The act that you've known for all these years - we hope we passed the audition.
This week, Ken, Al, Allan and Steve talk about "The Beatles: Eight Days a Week: The Touring Years" and also discuss "The Beatles at Shea Stadium" featurette shown only in theaters. Be sure and write to us at thingswesaidtodayradioshow@gmail.com, join our "Things We Said Today Beatles Fans" Facebook page or tweet us at @thingswesadfab or catch us each on Facebook and give us your thoughts. Thanks for listening!! (We're also heard on Fab4radio, WCPR1 and Pure Pop Radio and you can stream us on our very own YouTube page.)
Stream episodes from www.bitesz.com (mobile friendly) In this episode of Movies First, we take a look at the Ron Howard produced documentary Eight Days A Week, The Touring Years. 'A compilation of found footage featuring music, interviews, and stories of The Beatles' 250 concerts from 1963 to 1966.' Starring The Beatles (IMDb) Subscribe, rate and Review Movies First at iTunes, audioBoom, Stitcher, Pocketcasts, Podbean, Tunein or any good podcatcher app. Email: hello@bitesz.com For more, follow Movies First on Facebook, twitter and Google+: Facebook: @moviesfirst twitter: @moviesfirst Google+: https://plus.google.com/u/2/collection/8p-OaB If you're enjoying Movies First, please share and tell your friends. The best recommendation we can receive is one from you. Thank you... #movies #cinema #TheBeatles #beatles Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
CJ and Jimbo discuss The Beatles: Eight Days A Week - The Touring Years.
Check out our review of the new Ron Howard documentary about the Beatles' touring years. We'll discuss our favorite parts and scenes, as well as how the movie works overall. Go see it if it's in your area now!
Kase Allen and Van Connor take a look at comedy threequel Bridget Jones's Baby, horror rebootquel Blair Witch, true-story thriller The Infiltrator, New Zealand dramedy Hunt For The Wilderpeople, Argentinian thriller The Clan, wine documentary Sour Grapes, Brit crime-drama The Brother, and Ron Howard's documentary The Beatles: Eight Days A Week. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Resto de estrenos [03:05] The Beatles Eight Days a Week [07:55] Boi Neon [19:50] Morgan [25:55] El pincel mágico [32:15] Robinson una aventura tropical [38:30] Podcast action day: Refugiados en el cine [45:04] Martians Go Home [52:08] Comentarios [53:25] Julieta en los Oscars [59:22] Taquilla [62:56]
Okkervil River, Veils, Devendra Banhart...
Fab 4 Free 4 All talk with Beatles documentary producer Nigel Sinclair.
THE NOT OLD BETTER SHOW MOVIE REVIEW & INTERVIEW: "EIGHT DAYS A WEEK, THE TOURING YEARS," FROM RON HOWARD... Just when you thought you knew everything there was to know about the Beatles, Ron Howard has uncovered new things about the Fab Four for the upcoming documentary, The Beatles: Eight Days a Week -- The Touring Years. Welcome to The Not Old Better Show Movie Review and Interview: Ron Howard, and his new film, The Beatles: Eight Days a Week – The Touring Years. The film traces John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr from 1962-1966 during the years that they became a phenomenon. Ron Howard was a kid at the time, playing Opie on The Andy Griffith Show, and he (like everyone else in our Not Old Better audience) found himself swept up in Beatlemania. Howard watched as the Beatles debuted on Ed Sullivan, toured the US, and eventually decided touring wasn't the band wanted to do. The Beatles, whether performing live, or on their recordings, never held anything back. They had no reason to. But, The Beatles, due to increasing pressure of touring, had many reasons to cease live concert performances. While we can still see “The Cute One” who's out touring now, and of course Ringo is still with us, but for those of us not able to ever see them together live, this film in its audio brilliance, along with mesmerizing video footage recreates that magic, and it's guaranteed to raise a big smile on your face and well worth the price of admission. Enjoy!
Remember the last time we did this? In another extended episode, Richard and Robert take on an array of topics suggested by listeners, ranging from who played what on certain recordings to the upcoming Hollywood Bowl reissue and much, much more! Songs include “Free As A Bird” and “Eight Days A Week.” The post 64: Questions From Listeners #2 appeared first on Something About The Beatles.
Remember the last time we did this? In another extended episode, Richard and Robert take on an array of topics suggested by listeners, ranging from who played what on certain recordings to the upcoming Hollywood Bowl reissue and much, much more! Songs include “Free As A Bird” and “Eight Days A Week.” The post 64: Questions From Listeners #2 appeared first on Something About The Beatles.
This week, Allan, Ken, Al and Steve talk about the announcement and first trailer of the long-awaited Beatles/Ron Howard film "Eight Days a Week: The Touring Years," the recent passings of Wings guitarist Henry McCullough and record producer Chips Moman and anything else Beatles that crosses their minds. Be sure and download or listen to this show and send your comments to thingswesaidtodayradioshow@gmail.com. And join us every week for more Beatles talk. (Photo courtesy Apple Corps Ltd.)
In this episode, Robert and Richard analyze the new CD/DVD package: the good – the bad – the phoned in. They are joined by their friend and yours, Mark Lewisohn, as well as video archivist Erik Taros, who worked on the new promos set. (He also contributes to the upcoming Ron Howard live documentary project.) Songs include: “Real Love” and “Eight Days A Week.” Christmas is coming and the Something About The Beatles 2016 calendar is here The post 31: The Beatles 1+ appeared first on Something About The Beatles.
In this episode, Robert and Richard analyze the new CD/DVD package: the good – the bad – the phoned in. They are joined by their friend and yours, Mark Lewisohn, as well as video archivist Erik Taros, who worked on the new promos set. (He also contributes to the upcoming Ron Howard live documentary project.) Songs include: “Real Love” and “Eight Days A Week.” Christmas is coming and the Something About The Beatles 2016 calendar is here The post 31: The Beatles 1+ appeared first on Something About The Beatles.
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Kilkenny man, Seán Kilkenny is a huntsman who’s devoted to his pack of hunting dogs - whose job it is to follow and kill the fox. We eavesdrop on Seán and his dogs and hear him talk about his passion for the hunt. He dismisses hunt objectors and believes that the hunting ban is not working in the U.K. (First Broadcast 2008)
The boys are back in (the same) town - bring on the home stretch. The post Episode 48: Eight Days a Week appeared first on Bird's Eye View.
The boys are back in (the same) town - bring on the home stretch. The post Episode 48: Eight Days a Week appeared first on Bird's Eye View.
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