Podcast appearances and mentions of eric wolfson

Join us on a captivating journey into the life of Alan Parsons, the mastermind behind the iconic song 'Eye in the Sky' by The Alan Parsons Project. Delve into the fascinating world of music production as we explore Parsons' early passion for sound engineering and his pivotal role in shaping some of the most legendary albums in history.From his humble beginnings as a young musician in London, to his time at Abbey Road Studios during the recording of The Beatles' 'Let it Be' and the monumental 'The Dark Side of the Moon' by Pink Floyd, Parsons' journey is one of dedication, talent, and unwavering commitment to sonic perfection.Amidst his ventures at Abbey Road, Parsons crossed paths with lyricist Eric Wolfson, leading to the formation of 'The Alan Parsons Project.' Discover how a chance observation of surveillance cameras in a casino inspired the creation of the unforgettable hit 'Eye in the Sky,' a symbolic anthem of the 1980s that resonated with audiences worldwide.Tune in to uncover the behind-the-scenes anecdotes, creative process, and the cultural impact of 'Eye in the Sky,' a chart-topping sensation that continues to captivate music enthusiasts across generations.

From The Beatles to Beyoncé! Author Eric Wolfson discusses his new book on the shifting identity of the concept album in rock, pop, and hip-hop music with bookseller (and, yes, friend) Justin Remer. The book breaks down 25 albums across five eras, and Eric and Justin get into many of them here. A great chat for veteran music nerds and new fans alike.  Produced by Justin Remer.  Recorded at LAPL Octavia Lab. Opening music: "Optimism (Instrumental)" by Duck the Piano Wire.  Closing music: "Rule of 3s (Solemnity Child)" by Elastic No-No Band.

Eric Wolfson, author of ""Elvis In Memphis" spends a few more minutes with us, discussing his favorite music books, albums, and music documentaries. What book does he think has the best writing on Elvis? Is Elvis on his favorite album list? What doess Eric think the first Dylan music video was? Tune in and find out! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Eric Wolfson, author of ""Elvis In Memphis" spends a few more minutes with us, discussing his favorite music books, albums, and music documentaries. What book does he think has the best writing on Elvis? Is Elvis on his favorite album list? What doess Eric think the first Dylan music video was? Tune in and find out!AllMusicPodcasts is a proud member of the Pantheon Media Network.

In 1968, Elvis Presley walked down Sunset Strip in broad daylight. No one recognized him. He was worse than dead, he was irrelevant. Changes had to be made. So Elvis staged rock's first and greatest comeback in "Elvis '68," widely known as The Comeback Special. With this show, he resurrected himself— at the age of 33, no less — from the ashes of a career mired in bad movies and soundtracks. So where to go from here? Back home, of course. Author Eric Wolfson joins us to break down "From Elvis In Memphis." The music and cultural landscape had changed, and bands such as The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and The Beach Boys were now all the rage. But, as Wolfson tell us, The Memphis Boys and Chips Moman give the King a kick in the behind, and he delivers one of his greatest albums ever!

In 1968, Elvis Presley walked down Sunset Strip in broad daylight. No one recognized him. He was worse than dead, he was irrelevant. Changes had to be made. So Elvis staged rock's first and greatest comeback in "Elvis '68," widely known as The Comeback Special. With this show, he resurrected himself— at the age of 33, no less — from the ashes of a career mired in bad movies and soundtracks. So where to go from here? Back home, of course.Author Eric Wolfson joins us to break down "From Elvis In Memphis." The music and cultural landscape had changed, and bands such as The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and The Beach Boys were now all the rage. But, as Wolfson tell us, The Memphis Boys and Chips Moman give the King a kick in the behind, and he delivers one of his greatest albums ever!AllMusicBooks is a proud member of the Pantheon Media Network.

Tosh and Kimley are joined by author Eric Wolfson to discuss his new book ELVIS PRESLEY'S FROM ELVIS IN MEMPHIS (33 1/3). Elvis is a paradox who became the mold for all rock stars to follow. He was the King of Rock in the 50s and then the king of schlock in the 60s but made an impressive comeback with the release of this album in 1969 that reinforced his place in the rock ‘n’ roll pantheon. Going back to Memphis where he started and working at the gritty, down-to-earth American Sound Studio helped him create what is considered by many to be his best studio album. Links to Eric’s social media: www.fromelvisinmemphis.com https://twitter.com/FromElvisIn333 https://www.instagram.com/presleydaybyday/ Theme music: "Behind Our Efforts, Let There Be Found Our Efforts" by LG17

Eric Wolfson - Elvis Presley's From Elvis in Memphis...with TRE's Dave Hodgson

Annie came in with our good pal Eric Wolfson and sang some mighty pretty songs.

Arthur's back with another awesome musician.  On this weeks episode of Listen Up! we have the monumental Eric Wolfson.  I will leave off the puns that will leave you howling.  You should just go and take a listen to the show and make sure to check out Eric's myspace.  If you're around NYC this Saturday July 5th you should go and see him live at the SideWalk cafe.I'm positive after listening to him sing you'll be baying at the moon for more...Sorry couldn't help it.As always Listen Up! is brought to you by wrecordsbymonkey.com, adhocart.org, and peripheral media projects.com.

Eric Wolfson, from Brooklyn, Ennwhy, shows that (anti)folk’s not dead. Like, really.

We kick off our vacation, you get a kick in the rock n’ roll gonads. Featuring exclusive tracks from Buffalino and Eric Wolfson, plus stuff from Eagle Seagull, Mat Weddle doing Hey Ya by the Outkast, Christians and Lions, Bishop Allen, Chris Mills, The Poverty Line Old Tyme Band, Aloha, Rahim, Tiny Amps, This Car […]

Who to see in Boston, for the week of August 14-20, 2006. Featuring exclusive tracks from Jake Hall of the Self Righteous Brothers, and from Okay Thursday. Also featuring Furvis, Star Star Quarterback, The Casavettes, Lights, The Half Nelsons, Buffalino, Eureka Gold, Eric Wolfson, Anushka Pop, Girls Guns and Glory, The Smoking Popes, The Turpentine […]