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Welcome back to Behind the Spacebar! Will and Reece are thrilled to relaunch the podcast after a nearly two-year break, introducing a revamped question-and-answer format specifically to help you become a world-class playback engineer. Listen in to learn how you can get your burning questions answered by the team and what you can expect from this new season.Show Relaunch & New Format:The podcast returns with a focus on Q&A. Submit your questions to be featured and answered—no question is too basic, advanced, or specific.Meet Reece:Reece shares his journey from worship leader to Bootcamp member, and how the From Studio to Stage content changed his life. He now implements playback skills in various church and music settings and supports the podcast and community.Why the Format Change:Will reflects on the transition from one-on-one support to a scalable Q&A format due to increased scheduling demands and touring with Grammy-winning artists. The new format allows the team to maintain personal interaction while reaching more listeners.Bootcamp Insights:The Perfect Performance Bootcamp is highlighted for its live coaching calls and strong, supportive community aimed at helping members achieve their playback goals, whether on stage, in a local band, or in church.The Power of Community Questions:The team is excited to receive and answer questions from a diverse audience, covering everything from technical issues to career advice in playback engineering.How to Submit Your QuestionsInstagram:Follow and send a direct message (DM) to fromstudiotostageigReece will sort through the questions and bring them to Will to answer on upcoming episodes.Launch DateFirst Official Episode Drops: April 28Release Schedule: Every Monday How to Support the ShowSubscribe and follow wherever you listen (Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube).Watching on YouTube? Don't forget to subscribe—even if it's just “two dudes sitting in their offices talking to you!”You don't have to be a paid student to get your question answered—just participate!Thanks for listening! Hit subscribe, send in your questions, and join us as we help you master playback. See you for the relaunch on April 28th!Connect with the hosts, submit your questions, and get ready for a season packed with valuable insights and actionable playback advice! ★ Support this podcast ★

Join us in this captivating episode of JazzXploration as we dive deep into the world of Duo Brothers, a vibrant quartet that masterfully blends hypnotic rhythms with smooth melodies. Hailing from Jerusalem, their sound celebrates jazz, R&B, and psychedelic influences, creating an uplifting musical experience that invites listeners to reconnect with their joy.In this episode, we explore their latest album, Cream and Sugar, and gain insights into their explosive creative process.

What happens when jazz gets its hands dirty? You get Błoto—a band that thrives on raw, instinctive creativity, blending heavy hip-hop grooves with fearless improvisation. Born out of pure spontaneity, this Polish powerhouse has been shaking up the jazz scene with their uncompromising sound.In this episode of JazzXploration, Latarnik, the band's founder and keyboardist, gives us an exclusive look into their explosive creative process and the making of their latest album, Grzybnia.

For many artists there are barriers that go much deeper than the gender binary, but how can we ensure people of every gender have real access and are genuinely welcomed in the opera world?  Trailblazing American baritone Lucia Lucas reveals the highs and lows of inhabiting a role close to her heart; Lili Elbe at the Theater St. Gallen, about the eponymous painter who was the first person to have gender confirmation surgery in the 1930s.  Meanwhile, Spanish director, designer and visual artist Marta Pazos explores the world of intersexuality through her production of Alexina B at the Gran Teatre del Liceu In Barcelona; she shares how she brought the story of Herculine Barbin vividly to life.   Additional voiceovers by Celia Grau  Translation supervised by Joan Soley    View the OperaVision website here   Watch now on Opera Vision Lili Elbe by composer Tobias Picker & librettist Aryeh Lev Stollman Oper Frankfurt documentary From Studio to Stage Il Viaggio a Reims (Rossini), Rossini Opera Festival Accademia Rossiniana Masterclass with Sarah Connolly   More here about Alexina B   Music extracts Introduction and closing from Die Entführung aus dem Serail (Mozart): Overture All other extracts from Lili Elbe Theater St. Gallen featuring baritone Lucia Lucas, soprano Sylvia D'Eramo and bass Msimelelo Mbali  

If you're just starting out with Ableton or using tracks, you're not a burden-we're glad you're here! Every month, I hold a call just for From Studio to Stage students. [Want access? Join me here:https://fromstudiotostage.com/subscribe ]This past month, I noticed an alarming trend.There were multiple people asking questions, and apologizing for how "basic" they were. They were apologizing for "being in the way" because they're just starting out. I quickly let them know:-you don't need to apologize and-you're not in our way. You're welcome here...and we're glad YOU'RE here. Don't miss the gift of beginning. We've all been there before. We're all beginners at something.Glad you're here! ★ Support this podcast ★

Kourtney Kardashian is pregnant. Kevin Costner wants his wife and kids out of his house. Kim stopped paying for Kroy's Rolls Royce. RHONJ Louie allegedly DM'd a blogger regarding Margaret and more about smear campaigns. Then, I interviewed Hollywood legend, Nikki Haskell! From Studio 54, to getting LA skinny on her famous Star Caps, and her personal take on Michael Jackson, OJ Simpson, and Jon Benet: this is a juicy one! Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Will Doggett is a musician, sound designer, and Ableton Certified Trainer. He runs the popular YouTube Channel From Studio to Stage where he teaches musicians how to use Ableton Live in their live performances. He discusses all aspects of live performance on his podcast Behind the Spacebar. I had a great conversation with Will about his work as a playback engineer. Will has tons of insight on what makes a great live show using Ableton Live. We discussed everything from redundant backup machines, the technical features he uses in Ableton Live, and how to perform with backing tracks without cheating.  There are two sides to every story! Watch Will and me on his podcast Behind The Spacebar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4rU1fvVRfQ Listen on Apple, Spotify, Stitcher, Google, or watch on YouTube Show Notes: From Studio to Stage - https://fromstudiotostage.com/ From Studio to Stage YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@fromstudiotostage Free Live Performance Template for Ableton Live - https://fromstudiotostage.com/template/ Will's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/willdoggett/ How to Use Tracks on Stage (without cheating) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blCf8_SPv9g Zig Ziglar - https://www.ziglar.com/ Seth Godin - https://seths.blog/ DiViNCi on the Music Production Podcast - https://brianfunk.com/blog/2017/8/28/33-divinci-producer-composer-musical-sensei Laura Escude on the Music Production Podcast - https://brianfunk.com/blog/2020/4/16/laura-escud-helping-artists-reach-their-potential-music-production-podcast-166 Claire Marie Linn Dolltrick on the Music Production Podcast - https://brianfunk.com/blog/2018/12/2/claire-marie-lim Brian Funk Website - https://brianfunk.com Music Production Club - https://brianfunk.com/mpc  5-Minute Music Producer - https://brianfunk.com/book Intro Music Made with 16-Bit Ableton Live Pack - https://brianfunk.com/blog/16-bit Music Production Podcast - https://brianfunk.com/podcast Save 25% on Ableton Live Packs at my store with the code: PODCAST - https://brianfunk.com/store This episode was edited by Animus Invidious of PerforModule - https://performodule.com/ Thank you for listening.  Please review the Music Production Podcast on your favorite podcast provider! And don't forget to visit my site https://BrianFunk.com for music production tutorials, videos, and sound packs. Brian Funk  

Mike is a pro drum tech and playback tech — building and setting up rigs for some of the biggest metal artists to…Avril Lavigne and Smashing Pumpkins? Yep.Plus, he's a From Studio to Stage student.Mike was kind enough to hop on a call with me and share his story about becoming a playback tech and what really helped him get to the point he's at now working with these pro artists and bands.He also shares some great stories from the road and even some nice little tid bits of advice for aspiring drum and playback techs.Artists mentioned in the episode Mike has worked with... Ministry Avril Lavigne Sevendust Smashing Pumpkins Testament Want to join the same community Mike is a part of? https://fs2s.link/mike-subscribe ★ Support this podcast ★

Exciting news! Starting 1 February 2023, an all-new series of weekly podcasts from Brian Luff and Georgina Sowerby. From Studio[...]

Ableton crashes suck. Take a deep breath, and let's get you up and running ASAP.Few things are as frustrating as software not working properly. And I get it — you're relying on Ableton for a live performance. You've gotta get this fixed RIGHT NOW! But you can't rush through troubleshooting — at least not if you want to do it successfully.So do whatever you need to do to get a level head, and then work your way through these seven tips & best practices to identify and solve the issue.Also — the last two tips are things you won't see many other YouTube videos mention (I've actually seen zero mention them). But I promise they're worth it, and when you've exhausted all other options, they'll practically guarantee you get a solution.—Last week's episode

6 side hustle ideas for musicians and how to actually be successful with them.Making extra money from side hustles is completely possible. My entire company started as a side hustle, and I was able to grow it into my main source of income. You can sell your time, your knowledge, or both.In this video, I'm gonna help you get started so you can crush it in 2023.What you'll learn: 3 ways to sell your time 3 ways to sell your knowledge 5 tips for success that I used to grow From Studio to Stage PS. Do you have a side hustle that I left off this list? Drop a comment and let me know! ★ Support this podcast ★

Why can some people persevere through learning something hard while others give up?This video is a look back at a podcast episode I did in January 2022. In the episode, I talked about how I noticed a difference in people who would stay subscribed and get the most out of my course subscription at From Studio to Stage vs. those who would cancel and not get that much benefit.10 months later, I feel that being humbly confident and humbly curious is even more important than I did then. And I share a little bit about how this philosophy is still shaping me today in how I approach life, work, and Ableton. ★ Support this podcast ★

Bands make these 5 mistakes all the time when running tracks, and it kinda ruins everything. Here's what they are and how to avoid them.If you're running tracks on stage or you plan to soon, make sure to avoid these 5 mistakes that way too many people make.Mistake #1: Faking ItDon't have your lead vocal or a blazing guitar solo in your tracks with someone trying to mime it. Unless you're a famous pop artist putting on a multi-million dollar show, it's just not going to come across well.Mistake #2: Not making tracks part of the bandThe band and the tracks need to fit together musically.Mistake #3: You don't treat tracks like an instrumentIf you're not preparing tracks like a keys player would prepare for a set, you're doing it wrong.Mistake #4: You allow tracks to lock you into an arrangementPlaying live music should be flexible and have room for spontaneity. Run tracks in a way that allows you to do that.Mistake #5: Not editing tracks to fit your contextIf you try to just do everything exactly like it is on the record, it's not going to translate very well. Transitions will be weird and you miss out on opportunities to edit the tracks to fit the live setting.Bonus mistake: Not subscribing to the From Studio to Stage YouTube channelLearn something new about Ableton every day by hitting subscribe and hitting the bell icon to get notified as soon as I publish a new video every single day.—Have you made any of these or other mistakes when running tracks? I have. If that's you, too, drop a comment and let me know!0:00 5 Mistakes You Need to Avoid Using Tracks on Stage0:08 Introduction to Behind the Space Bar and This Episode0:58 Mistake 1: Faking It (Why People Might & My Example)3:36 Mistake 2: Not Making Tracks a Part of the Band5:13 Mistake 3: You Don't Treat Tracks Like an Instrument7:16 Bonus Mistake: Not Subscribing to From Studio to Stage7:50 Mistake 4: Being Locked into the Arrangement (Have Flexibility)9:58 Mistake 5: They Don't Edit to Fit Their Context12:06 Mistake to Avoid: Not Subscribing to From Studio to Stage12:26 Look forward to December Episodes! 12:50 Get This Episode Early on Apple Podcast / Spotify13:03 Bonus episode for 2022; Thank you for your support!--- ★ Support this podcast ★

Ableton doesn't have to break the bank. Here are 3 simple tips for saving money when purchasing or upgrading Ableton.Tip 1: Ableton for free? Yep. You can get a starter version of Ableton for free.Tip 2: Already have Ableton? Save when you upgrade.Tip 3: Discounts for qualified users: students, churches, etc.Bonus Tip: Discount for From Studio to Stage paid subscribers! Go to fromstudiotostage.com/subscribe, sign up, get a discount, and start mastering Ableton.0:00 Did you know that you can get Ableton Live for free? 0:12 Welcome to Behind the Space Bar Podcast: Opportunity to Save Money0:49 Ableton Live Lite: Get Ableton Live for Free 1:01 Add-On Software Example: PreSonus FirePod Interface – FireWire2:02 How I Found Ableton Live Lite and What It Is 2:23 Tip 1: Get Ableton Live Lite - It's Enough to Get Started2:55 Tip 2: You Can Upgrade Your Version of Ableton Live 4:26 The Final Upcoming Tip That Applies to Students, Churches, etc. to Save Money 4:42 Subscribe and Leave a Review on iTunes5:25 Tip 3: Amazing Discount for Students, Teachers and More (Ableton Live EDU)6:26 Become a From Studio to Stage Student – Free and Discount Opportunities8:32 Follow These Three Tips to Upgrade and Save Some Money9:00 Thank you for watching! ★ Support this podcast ★

I made a pretty big mistake 15 years ago when running tracks for a new gig.What I learned still guides the way I run and teach running tracks with Ableton today. It even inspired the unofficial motto for From Studio to Stage: Humbly Confident. Humbly Curious.In this podcast, I talk about the mistake I made and how you can avoid it.PODCAST: Humbly Confident. Humbly Curious: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/behind-the-space-bar/id1457883170?i=1000547426800 ★ Support this podcast ★

It requires two hands and two feet to play drums. So yeah, sure, let's add the highly technical responsibility of tracks to the drummer's plate. Makes sense.Bands that successfully run backing tracks think intentionally about who will be responsible for them.Here are 7 tips to help you choose the right band member to run click and tracks in your band:1) Avoid the drummer2) Consider having the music director run tracks3) Who is the most technically capable person? (You can rule out the guy with the 5stringslayer@aol.com email address)4)  Who is comfortable troubleshooting? (Any IT folks in the band?)5) Pick someone who has good musical instincts and knowledge6) Consider someone not on stage like a dedicated playback tech7) Buy them a MIDI controller that makes sense for their roleWho runs tracks in your band and what made you choose them? Let me know in the comments!Like this content? Make sure to subscribe to see when I post new videos: https://fs2s.link/youtube-subscribeBecome a From Studio to Stage student: https://fs2s.link/subscribeDownload all my templates/patches/presets:https://fs2s.link/shopSet-up a quick 15 minute call with me: https://fs2s.link/15minuteSet-up an hour long remote Zoom call with me:https://fs2s.link/oneononePurchase Ableton Livehttps://fs2s.link/abletonPurchase Ableton Pushhttps://fs2s.link/push----Download my free Gear Guide:https://fs2s.link/gearDownload free Click Tracks for Ableton Live:https://fs2s.link/clicksDownload free Guide Cue files for Ableton Live: https://fs2s.link/cuesDownload free ProPresenter 7 MIDI cues template:https://fs2s.link/pp7Download my free Getting Started with Live 11 Guide:https://fs2s.link/live-11Download free LTC/Timecode files for Ableton Live:https://fs2s.link/timecodeDisclaimer: This video and description may contain affiliate links. By you clicking on these links, you're supporting this channel and buying gear at the same time. ★ Support this podcast ★

Learn how to improve your performance by improving your sound check.In this week's episode of Behind the Spacebar, I share 4 easy ways to improve your sound check. Improving your sound check will lead you to a better performance, and make you more comfortable on stage. From Studio to Stage Line Check Template:https://fromstudiotostage.com/product/line-check-template/Oaktone Line Check Device:https://fs2s.link/oaktone-line-checkDownload Free Resources for Running Tracks https://fs2s.link/free For all episodes of Behind the Space Bar: https://fs2s.link/bts ★ Support this podcast ★

We interview Will Doggett to talk all things Ableton Live! Learn about From Studio to Stage and how to better innovate with Ableton Live from Ableton Live Certified Trainers Will Doggett and Matt McCoy.

After a bit of a hiatus, we back alive and let me tell you what I got some real heat in the clip for you... I was blessed to be able to get the legend DJ Just One in the studio for the latest episode! We got into all kinds of dope hip hop history including Just One's exploits from New York, LA, and the special breadth of work he has done in Humboldt County! The legend got into some of his creative process, and let us know what he's got coming this year, - sneak peak, it's gonna be FIRE #bet From Studio design to production to videography, DJ Just One is really holding down the culture out here. Don't forget to follow him on Instagram @justonenyca and his production company @eastbranchmedia Thanks to the listeners, don't forget to like, comment and share! Make sure you subscribe to the HipHopHumboldt podcast on your favorite podcast discovery platform! #hiphop #humboldt #humboldtcounty #humboldtcountyhiphop #hiphophistory #humboldthistory #humboldtcountyhistory #dopedj #djlife #legend #legendaryproducer #eastcoast #westcoast #masterofsound #audioengineering #videography #cinematography #hiphophumboldt --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hiphophumboldt/support

I started looking for a reason why some From Studio to Stage students stuck around longer than others. Why did some stick with it, when other gave up? I realized it was because of their posture and how they approached content. I stumbled on what became the unofficial motto of From Studio to Stage, and is a pretty good posture to take in all of life. Humbly Confident. Humbly Curious. In this week's episode, I break down what that means, why it's important, and how to apply it. Download Free Resources for Running Tracks https://fs2s.link/freeSubscribe to the YouTube Channel: https://fs2s.link/youtube-subscribeBecome a From Studio to Stage subscriber: https://fs2s.link/subscribeFor all episodes of Behind the Space Bar: https://fs2s.link/bts ★ Support this podcast ★

Want to learn a piece of gear quickly, or learn how to quickly solve problems? Read the Manual. RTFM...it's the key to your success as a Playback Tech.Welcome back to Behind the Space Bar (formerly known as the From Studio to Stage podcast). It's been over a year, but I'm back for good. New episodes, every Monday at 10AM CT. https://fs2s.link/how-to-win-bookhttps://fs2s.link/btshttps://fs2s.link/free★ Support this podcast ★

From STUDIO 67 in Hollywood, join the BIG W for the next two hours as he explores, with a drink in hand, the Space-Age Pop Hi-Fi musical sounds of the 1950’s and the 1960’s in LIVING STEREO! Playlist for show 414: Something's Gotta Give - Frank Sinatra South Of The Border - Joe Quijano I Can't Stop Talking About You - Steve Lawrence & Eydie Gorme Rawhide - Frank Chacksfield A Lot of Livin' to Do - Sammy Davis Jr. In The Hall Of The Moutain King - Nelson Riddle You're a Foolish Man, Mr. Flint - Jerry Goldsmith Mission Impossible - Jimmy Smith The Man from U.N.C.L.E. - Si Zentner & His Orchestra (I Would Do) Anything for You - Nat Cole King Come September - Bobby Darin All Through the Day - Patty Duke Bacoa - Martin Denny Bangkok Cockfight - Don Tiare Flamingo - Gene Rains He Loves Me - Damita Jo Holiday For Strings - Dave Pell Honey Bun - Les Baxter & His Orchestra The Ballad of Bilbo Baggins - Leonard Nimoy Begin The Beguine - Al Hirt It All Depends On You - Four Freshmen Too Young - Keely Smith Gotta Travel On - Peggy Lee

From STUDIO 67 in Hollywood, join the BIG W for the next two hours as he explores, with a drink in hand, the Space-Age Pop Hi-Fi musical sounds of the 1950’s and the 1960’s in LIVING STEREO! Playlist for show 413: El Cumbanchero - Don Swan & His Orchestra The In Crowd - Harry James Get Me To the Church On Time - Bobby Darin Daddy - Ted Heath & Edmundo Ros I Concentrate You - Lena Horne Blue Blazer - David Carroll James Bond Theme - Ferrante & Teicher Thunderball - Petro Nero Secret Agent Man - Hugo Montenegro & His Orchestra Everybody But Me - Dean Martin Squatty Roo - John Buzon Trio Real Live Boy - Vikki Carr When First I Love - Martin Denny Caravan - Gene Rains Hawaiian War Chant - Ray Charles Singers Imagination - Frank Sinatra Latin Dance No. 1 - Barney Kessel Seven-League Boots - Mavis Rivers Woman Of Straw - Perez Prado and His Orchestra Let's Hang On - Mrs. Miller Flying Down To Rio - Xavier Cugot What Is This Thing Called Love - Keely Smith

From STUDIO 67 in Hollywood, join the BIG W for the next two hours as he explores, with a drink in hand, the Space-Age Pop Hi-Fi musical sounds of the 1950’s and the 1960’s in LIVING STEREO! Playlist for show 412: The Curse Of An Aching Heart - Frank Sinatra The Song Is You - Jackie Davis A Wonderful Day Like Today - Frankie Randall Crocodile, Go Home - Henry Mancini & His Orchestra Let's Face The Music And Dance - Nat King Cole My Three Sons - Neal Hefti He Loves Me - Lena Horne Georgy Girl - Baja Marimba Band You Can Count On Me - Sammy Davis Jr. Jungle Train - Martin Denny and Si Zentner Tico-Tico - The Kokee Band Hawaiin War Chant - Kenyon Hopkins The Lady In Red - Louis Prima La Chunga - Perez Prado Don't Fence Me In - Luther Henderson The Silencers - Hugo Montenegro & His Orchestra 99 - Barbara Feldon I Spy - Earl Hagen Come Running Back - Dean Martin Java - Nelson Riddle Charade - Bobby Darin Ringo (French) - Lorne Greene When In Rome (I Do As the Romans Do) - Peggy Lee

From STUDIO 67 in Hollywood, join the BIG W for the next two hours as he explores, with a drink in hand, the Space-Age Pop Hi-Fi musical sounds of the 1950’s and the 1960’s in LIVING STEREO! Playlist for show 411: Mia's Boogaloo - Ozzie Torrens Its All Right With Me - Dean Elliot They Didn't Believe Me - Frankie Randall (I can't get No) Satisfaction - Ninapinta & His Bongos & Congas Blue Steel - Henry Mancini I Never Knew - Frank Sinatra Supersonics In Flight - Billy Mure This Is Mother - Neal Hefti Better Use Your Head - Mel Torme Tiki - Si Zentner & Martin Denny Tangi Tika - Arthur Lyman Jungle Fever - Mighty Accordion Band Falling in Love With Love - Sammy Davis Jr. Wifes & Lovers - Mitchell Ayres The Goose - Milton Delugg Drake's Progress - Edwin Astley The Man from U.N.C.L.E. - The Agents Goldfinger - Billy May Mingo, The Man with the Bullwhip - Ed Ames Trouble Down Here Below - Lou Rawls

From STUDIO 67 in Hollywood, join the BIG W for the next two hours as he explores, with a drink in hand, the Space-Age Pop Hi-Fi musical sounds of the 1950’s and the 1960’s in LIVING STEREO! Playlist for show 410: Hallelujah, I Love Her So - Buddy Greco Two Hearts Wild - Nelson Riddle Theme from ""Asphalt Jungle" - Quincy Jones You Do Something To Me - Jackie Davis Quando, Quando, Quando - Engelbert Humperdinck Maria - Joe Quijano I Won't Dance - Frank Sinatra Filet of Soul - Billy May Delia Gone - Pat Boone Bacoa - Les Baxter Flamingo - Stanley Black Hawaiian War Chant - Rene Paulo Trio Night & Day - Steve Lawrence Tabu - Tito Rodriguez A Foggy Day - Bob Thompson Orchestra and Chorus Our Man Flint - Roland Shaw Mister Kiss Kiss Bang Bang - Ray Martin Thunderball [With Interview] - Tom Jones Shazam! - Jim Nabors Tequila - Al Caiola Sunday Goin To Meetin Time - Al Hirt

From STUDIO 67 in Hollywood, join the BIG W for the next two hours as he explores, with a drink in hand, the Space-Age Pop Hi-Fi musical sounds of the 1950’s and the 1960’s in LIVING STEREO! Playlist for show 410: Hallelujah, I Love Her So - Buddy Greco Two Hearts Wild - Nelson Riddle Theme from ""Asphalt Jungle" - Quincy Jones You Do Something To Me - Jackie Davis Quando, Quando, Quando - Engelbert Humperdinck Maria - Joe Quijano I Won't Dance - Frank Sinatra Filet of Soul - Billy May Delia Gone - Pat Boone Bacoa - Les Baxter Flamingo - Stanley Black Hawaiian War Chant - Rene Paulo Trio Night & Day - Steve Lawrence Tabu - Tito Rodriguez A Foggy Day - Bob Thompson Orchestra and Chorus Our Man Flint - Roland Shaw Mister Kiss Kiss Bang Bang - Ray Martin Thunderball [With Interview] - Tom Jones Shazam! - Jim Nabors Tequila - Al Caiola Sunday Goin To Meetin Time - Al Hirt

Anne and Renata are BACK! From ghost hunting in Jackie O's mansion, their work with comedian Isaac Butterfield as well as discussing some of the most famous locations they have visited including Auschwitz. From Studio 10 to ghostly jails, the girls get real with us and tell us all that is happening in their spooky world! UCR Live keeps you up to date with all the latest Hot topics... Well at least we try to. When Jeffrey's in a mood, you never know what will happen! From unfortunate screenshots to the serious headlines. UCR does our best to keep you entertained live Tuesday and Thursday Nights at 9pm EST FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA TWITTER: @LIVEUCR Instagram: @liveucr Facebook.com/myuncensoredradio

Check out our fifth episode to hear from Will Doggett- Ableton Live Certified Trainer and founder of From Studio to Stage! Catch the vision for "starting smart" and hear all about the opportunities for customer care that exist within a subscription-model business. For all things business, live-streaming, and Ableton Live, connect with Will at fromstudiotostage.com! To connect with the contractors Will mentioned, check out their pages! Aaron (Videographer)- aaronmaxwellcampbell.com Philip (Digital Marketing)- getroundhouse.com

From STUDIO 67 in Hollywood, it’s our BUDDIES LOUNGE HOLIDAY JUBILEE’s for 2020! Join the HO-HO-Host, the BIG W as he explores, with eggnog in hand, the Space-Age Pop Holiday Hi-Fi musical sounds of the 1950’s and the 1960’s in LIVING STEREO!! Playlist: • We Wish You The Merriest - Frank Sinatra • Happy Holiday - The Percy Faith Orchestra • That Holiday Feeling - Steve Lawrence & Eydie Gormé • Baby, It's Cold Outside - Ted Heath & Edmundo Ros • I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm - Dean Martin • Sun Valley Ski Run - Esquivel • Little Jack Frost, Get Lost - Bing Crosby & Peggy Lee • I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus - Ira Ironstrings • Kissin' By the Mistletoe - Aretha Franklin • Ding Dong Dandy Christmas - The Three Suns • It Happened In Sun Valley - Randy Van Horne Singers • Santa's Got A Brand New Bag - The Hollyridge Strings • There Is No Christmas Like a Home Christmas - Perry Como • Jingle Bells - Sammy Davis Jr. • Yulesville - Edd Byrnes • And The Bells Rang - Modernaires with Tex Beneke • My Favorite Things - Golddiggers • Christmas Alphabet - The McGuire Sisters • Nutcracker Suite - Les Brown • Joy - Glad Singers • Brazilian Sleigh Bells - Ferrante & Teicher • Here Comes Santa Claus - The Mills Brothers • Sleigh Ride - Al Caiola & Riz Ortolani • Warm December - Julie London • Christmas Tree - The Voices Of Walter Schumann • Frosty The Snowman - The Beach Boys • Dance, Mr. Snowman, Dance - The Crew Cuts • The Merriest - June Christy • The Christmas Song - Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 • It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year - Andy Williams • Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town - The Ventures • Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer - Wayne Newton • Toy Parade - Bert Kaempfert & His Orchestra • Beautiful City - The New Christy Minstrels • Jingle Bell Rock - Bobby Vee • Good King Wenceslas - Stan Kenton • Go Tell It On the Mountain - Bobby Darin • Winter Wonderland - Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass • The Happiest Christmas Tree - Nat "King" Cole • Hallelujah - Harry Simeone

From STUDIO 67 in Hollywood, it’s our BUDDIES LOUNGE HOLIDAY JUBILEE! Join the HO-HO-Host, the BIG W as he explores, with eggnog in hand, the Space-Age Pop Holiday Hi-Fi musical sounds of the 1950’s and the 1960’s in LIVING STEREO!! The playlist: Kay Thompson’s Jingle Bells - Andy Williams Frosty The Snowman - Ira Ironstrings I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm - Della Reese I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Clause - Al Hirt Mary Were Is Your Baby - Bobby Darin Jingle Bell Rock - Herb Alpert and the TJB Sleigh Ride - Ella Fitzgerald We Need A Little Christmas - Percy Faith Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow - Frank Sinatra Holiday On Skis - Al Caiola & Riz Ortolani Cha Cha All The Way - Capitol Studio Orchestra Santa Claus Is Coming To Town - Steve Lawrence & Eydie Gormé Christmas Night in Harlem - Lester Lanin Mistletoe and Holly - Jack Jones Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer - Three Suns It Happened In Sun Valley - The Modernaires / Tex Beneke White Christmas - Esquivel It Won’t Cool Off - Dean Martin Christmas Is The Season Of The Bells - Jo Stafford A Present For Santa Claus - Eddy Arnold Merry Little Christmas - Harry Simeone Chorale (Everyone’s Watin’ For) The Man With The Bag - Kay Starr Jingle Bells - Count Basie That Holiday Feeling - Juliette Little Drummer Boy - Arthur Lyman Mele Kalikimaka - Bing Crosby & Andrew Sisters Exotic Night - Martin Denny Medley: Parade Of The Wooden Soldiers/Toyland - The Living Guitars I'd Like You For Christmas - Julie London Santa Looked a Lot Like Daddy (Or Daddy Looked a Lot Like Him) - Buck Owens & His Buckaroos (There's No Place Like) Home for the Holidays (1954 Version) - Perry Como Winter Wonderland - The Golddiggers The Christmas Song Cha Cha - Hugo Winterhalter Baby, It's Cold Outside - Carmen McRae & Sammy Davis Jr Peppermint Stick Parade - Bobby Vinton One Little Snowflake - Mel Tormé Good King Wenceslas - Glad Singers Mr. Santa - Lenny Dee Captain Santa Claus - Bobby Helms Christmas In Killarney - Wyane King Here We Come A-Caroling - Ray Conniff & The Sin

From STUDIO 67 in Hollywood, join the BIG W, with a bag of candy in hand, as he explores the mid-century sounds of HALLOWEEN on tonight’s episode of Buddies Lounge Spooktacular...…presented in LIVING STEREO. Originally aired on our Radio Partners in 2014 and returns in 2020 ON DEMAND !!! BOO!!!!

From STUDIO 67 in Hollywood, join the BIG W for the next two hours as he explores, with a drink in hand, the Space-Age Pop Hi-Fi musical sounds of the 1950’s and the 1960’s in LIVING STEREO! Playlist for show 409: Day In, Day Out - Nat King Cole Love For Sale - Barney Kessel My Heart Is A Hobo - Lena Horne I Believe In You - Billy May Something's Gotta Give - Dinah Washington This Could Be The Start Of Something - Nelson Riddle Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah - Andre Previn I Must Know - Jack Jones La Bamba - Trini Lopez Blow Gabriel Blow - Lee Evans Kiss Kiss Bang Bang - Ray Barretto I Spy - Ray Martin Man From U.N.C.L.E. theme - Milton DeLugg Hard Hearted Hannah - Julie London Carnavalito - Henry Mancini and His Orchestra Sing, Sing Sing - Robert Maxwell A Foggy Day - Dakota Staton Jacaranda - Don Tiare Big Beautiful Ball - Ray Charles Singers Flippin' the Pizza - Googie Rene Roll 'Em Pete - Lou Rawls The Lady Is a Tramp - Mel Torme The Duck - Woody Herman & Charlie Byrd You'd Better Love Me - Fran Jeffries School Days - Living Guitars Come Back To Me - Matt Monro Hot Toddy - Jonah Jones It's A Good, Good Night - Peggy Lee Waiting for the Robert E. Lee - Dean Martin Two Ladies In de Shade of de Banana Tree - Sammy Davis, Jr. Let's Face The Music And Dance - Frank Sinatra The Lively Ones - Mel Henke Gospel Mission - Shorty Rogers St. Louis Blues - Perry Como Gravy Waltz - Joe Graves & the Diggers Hawaiian War Chant - Martin Denny 3rd Man Theme - Buddy Morrow Lullaby Of Broadway - Ella Fitzgerald Mame - Liberace Bandstand Twist - Les Elgart Falling in Love with Love - Vic Damone

From STUDIO 67 in Hollywood, join the BIG W for the next two hours as he explores, with a drink in hand, the Space-Age Pop Hi-Fi musical sounds of the 1950’s and the 1960’s in LIVING STEREO! Playlist for show 408: Mambo from "West Side Story" - Hal Mooney The Song is You - Steve Lawrence Tightrope - Johnny Gregory Ev'rything I've Got Belongs To You - Buddy Greco Hawaii Five-0 - Henry Mancini Beat Me Daddy Eight To The Bar - Ella Fitzgerald The Flinstones By Hanna-Barbara - Neal Hefti The Apple Tree - Matt Monro Cool Jerk - Ozzie Torrens Rough Lover - Aretha Franklin Movin' On - Teddy Randazzo I Spy - Warren Barker Orchestra Pussy Willow Girl - Sol Kaplin Delta Dawn - Esquivel Good Time Girl - Nancy Sinatra A Little Less Conversation - Elvis Presley Enjoy Yourself Cha Cha - Enoch Light Call Me - Nancy Wilson Magnifcent Seven - Al Caiola After The Ball - Frank D'rone Theme For Irma - Hugo Montenegro Indiana - Bobby Darin & Johnny Mercer I Get a Kick Out of You - Russ Garcia Cuban Rock - Dave Pell's Big Band It Had Better Be Tonight - Living Guitars The Lively Ones - Vic Damone So Long, My Love - Frank Sinatra Hey Brother, Pour the Wine - Dean Martin The Lonesome Road - Sammy Davis, Jr. All Of You - Frank Sinatra She Loves Me - Ray Charles Singers In The Mood Twist - Les Elgart Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby - June Christy The Best Is Yet To Come - Ernestine Anderson Tijuana Taxi - Ray Conniff Ol' Man River - Jesse Belvin Gomer Says Hey! - Jim Nabors Like Young - Billy May Don't Fence Me In - Jack Marshall From This Moment On - Shirley Bassey

From STUDIO 67 in Hollywood, join the BIG W for the next two hours as he explores, with a drink in hand, the Space-Age Pop Hi-Fi musical sounds of the 1950’s and the 1960’s in LIVING STEREO! Playlist for show 407: Sweet Georgia Brown - Barney Kessel Johnny One Note - Anita O'Day Swinging Gold Chariot - Shorty Rogers Everybody Loves A Lover - Keely Smith Holiday For Strings - Mighty Accordion Band Peter Gunn - Billy May Thin Man - Ralph Marterie It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing) - Mavis Rivers One for the Rogue - Nelson Riddle Land of a Thousand Dances - Nancy Ames, The Ventures & Trini Lopez The James Bond Theme - JImmie Haskell Thunderball - Hugo Montenegro and His Orchestra Secret Agent Man - Mel Torme Goody Goody - Richard Wes Call Me - Joanie Sommers Modesty - Derek and Ray Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend - Della Reese Tijuana Taxi - Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass Around The World - Buddy Greco Brazil - Buddy Cole Consider Yourself - Marilyn Maye Escapisum - Frank De Vol Burke's Law - Warner Bros. Orchestra I Cried For You - Sarah Vaughan On the Street Where You Live - Quincy Jones Come Back To Me - Frankie Randall Let Me Entertain You - Roger King Mozian I've Got You Under My Skin (60's version) - Frank Sinatra New York's My Home - Sammy Davis, Jr. I'm Sitting On Top Of The World - Dean Martin Fascinatin' Rhythm - Tony Bennett & Count Basie and His Orchestra African Waltz - Jack Costanzo What Kind Of Fool Am I - Woody Herman On The Suuny Side Of The Street - Leo Addeo Beyond The Blue Horizon - Ames Brothers On Green Dophin Street - Jerry Sun The Girl From Ipanema - Walter Wanderley Up, Up and Away - Bing Crosby Windy - Baja Marimba Band Hit The Road Jack - Anita Kerr Singers

From STUDIO 67 in Hollywood, join the BIG W for the next two hours as he explores, with a drink in hand, the Space-Age Pop Hi-Fi musical sounds of the 1950’s and the 1960’s in LIVING STEREO! Tonight, we go to Broadway for KISS ME KATE, SOUTH PACIFIC, FINIAN'S RAINBOW and GUYS AND DOLLS from the Reprise Musical Repertory Theater from 1963!!!! Playlist for show 406: KISS ME KATE Overture Another Op'nin', Another Show We Open In Venice Why Can't You Behave Too Darn Hot I Hate Men Always True To You (In My Fashion) Wunderbar So In Love SOUTH PACIFIC: Overture Dites Moi Some Enchanted Evening A Wonderful Guy There Is Nothin' Like A Dame Bali Ha'i I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Outa My Hair Happy Talk Bloody Mary FINIAN'S RAINBOW: Overture This Time Of The Year If This Isn't Love How Are Things In Glocca Morra? Old Devil Moon Necessity Something Sort Of Grandish The Begat GUYS AND DOLLS: Overture Fugue For Tinhorns A Bushel And A Peck If I Were A Bell The Oldest Established (Permanent Floating Crap Game In New York) Guys And Dolls Sit Down, You're Rockin' The Boat Sue Me Luck Be A Lady

From STUDIO 67 in Hollywood, join the BIG W for the next two hours as he explores, with a drink in hand, the Space-Age Pop Hi-Fi musical sounds of the 1950’s and the 1960’s in LIVING STEREO! Playlist for show 405: This Can't Be Love - Sarah Vaughan The Lady's In Love With You - Sid Ramin I Got Rhythm - Bobby Darin Singapore Sling - Xavier Cugat Teardrops From My Eyes - Ella Fitzgerald Chukkar - Alvino Rey Tijuana Taxi - Billy May Brazilian Love Song - Nat King Cole Stockholm - Living Strings Personal Property - Peggy Lee Thunderball - Dan & Dale Goldfinger - Frank Chacksfield & His Orchestra From Russia With Love - JImmie Haskell Sent For You Yesterday - Bobby Troup Spanish Flea - Joe Harnell They All Laughed - Dakota Staton Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White - Edmundo Ros Tall, Dark and Handsome - Beverly Kenney Tijuana Grass - Ozzie Torrens Oye Negra - Terry Snyder and his All-Stars The Beat Girl Song - Adam Faith My Bonnie Lies Over The Ocean - Living Guitars Dimelo - Nancy Ames Yes Indeed! - Joe Graves & the Diggers Pass It on - Julius Larosa Don't Speak of Love - Peter Nero We Got A Good Thing Going - Johnny Douglas and his Orchestra Corrine, Corrina - Dean Martin What Did I Have That I Don't Have? - Sammy Davis Jr. The Lady Is A Tramp - Frank Sinatra Shall We Dance - Jack Jones Hindustan - Jonah Jones That Old Black Magic - Tom Jones Telephone Song - Baja Marimba Band Can't Get Over (The Bossa Nova) - Steve Lawreence Gravy Waltz - Living Jazz Lucy Baines - Mitchel Trio Let's All Sing Like The Birdies Do - Buddy Greco Torino - Les and Larry Elgart Sometimes I'm Happy - Dinah Washington

From STUDIO 67 in Hollywood, join the BIG W, with a drink in hand for the next two hours as he explores the RCA Camden LIVING series! Living Trio! Living Percussion! Living Guitars! Living Voices! Living Brass! Living Marimbas! Living Jazz!Living Strings!! IA swinging good Space-Age pop time will be had by ALL....in LIVING STEREO. Playlist Show 404: Guitar Man - Living Guitars Whipped Cream - Living Brass Green Tambourine - Living Percussion Love Me Tonight - Living Trio Sugar Town - Living Voices I'm So Glad I Can Fly - Living Trio The Impossible Dream - Living Trio Give a Little More - Living Trio Spinning Wheel - Living Trio Mission Impossible Theme - Living Marimbas Thunderball - Living Brass The Phoenix Love Theme - Living Jazz Summer Samba - Living Jazz Up A Lazy River - Living Jazz Little Tracy - Living Jazz Johnny B. Goode - Living Voices Hold Me Tight - Living Voices Step In Time - Living Voices Detroit - Living Voices Tequila - Living Brass Happiness Is - Living Brass Bye Bye - Living Brass The Glory of Love - Living Marimbas Music To Watch Girls By - Living Marimbas Tijuana Taxi - Living Marimbas The Way You Look Tonight - Living Strings (Esquival) I'm A Believer - Living Strings The Begat - Living Strings Do The Clam - Living Guitars A Thousand Guitars - Living Guitars Bluesette - Living Guitars Caravan - Living Guitars Lemon Tree - Living Guitars Let It Be - Living Guitars Step to the Rear - Living Percussion Mr. Lucky - Living Strings La Bamba - Living Brass

From STUDIO 67 in Hollywood, join the BIG W for the next two hours as he explores, with a drink in hand, the Space-Age Pop Hi-Fi musical sounds of the 1950’s and the 1960’s in LIVING STEREO! Playlist for show 403: It Had Better Be Tonight - Lena Horne Danke Schoen - Joe Graves & the Diggers Get Ready - Tom Jones The Magnificent Seven - Billy May Home On The Range - Steve Lawrence Riders In The Sky - Luther Henderson Hooray for Love - Mavis Rivers Caravan - Mighty Accordion Band Volare - Stan Freeman and the Twisters Hey! Look Me Over - Peggy Lee Wild Bike - Hugo Montenegro Get Smart Theme - Bob Crane & His Drums & Orchestra The Silencers - Peter Nero Matilda - Tino Contreras Fabulous Places - Bobby Darin The Tiber Twist - Living Guitars Things Are Swingin' - Peter Brady Call Me - Xavier Cugot My Little Red Book - Mel Torme The Good Earth - Woody Herman Muskrat Ramble - Barney Kessel Mississippi - Kay Starr Say "Si Si" - Edmundo Ros & His Orchestra Hit The Road To Dreamland - Jack Jones Get Me To The Church On Time - Buddy Greco Trolley Song - Beverly Kenney College Confidential Main Title - Dean Elliot Tangerine - Frank Sinatra Promise Her Anything - Dean Martin You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You - Sammy Davis Jr. Great Day - Sarah Vaughan Mack The Knife - Roger King Mozian And His Latin Twisteros Gypsy In My Soul - Ella Fitzgerald Walking On Wilshire - JImmie Haskell Hukilau Song - Poncie Ponce The Andy Griffith Show - Neal Hefti Someone Like You - The Four Freshmen Hi Guys - Ted Knight Night Life - Skitch Henderson Mexican Joe - Living Marimbas

From STUDIO 67 in Hollywood, join the BIG W as he jumps into his HI-FI Time Machine and takes you back to The Summit LIVE!! 2-hours of great music from Frank, Dean and Sammy….In LIVING STEREO! Playlist for Show 402: Ain't I - Sammy Davis Jr. With A Song In My Heart - Sammy Davis Jr. Another Spring - Sammy Davis Jr. Rock-A-Bye Baby With A Dixie Melody - Sammy Davis Jr. The Lady Is A Tramp - Sammy Davis Jr. My Mother the Car - Sammy Davis Jr. Where Or When - Sammy Davis Jr. Without A Song - Sammy Davis Jr. Sweet Beginning - Sammy Davis Jr. Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes/Pennies From Heaven - Dean Martin June In January - Dean Martin Everybody Loves Somebody - Dean Martin Baby Face - Dean Martin That's Amore - Dean Martin You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby - Dean Martin If You Knew Susie (Like I Know Susie) - Dean Martin Volare (Nel Blu Di Pinto Di Blu)/On An Evening In Roma - Dean Martin Mr. Wonderful - Dean Martin I Only Have Eyes For You - Frank Sinatra Please Be Kind - Frank Sinatra Luck Be A Lady - Frank Sinatra In The Still Of The Night - Frank Sinatra Witchcraft - Frank Sinatra Goody Goody - Frank Sinatra Chicago - Frank Sinatra Get Me To The Church On Time - Frank Sinatra I've Got You Under My Skin - Frank Sinatra Guys And Dolls - Frank Sinatra & Dean Martin Nancy (With The Laughing Face) - Frank Sinatra Out Of This World - Sammy Davis Jr. I Left My Heart In San Francisco - Dean Martin The Oldest Established (Permanent Floating Crap Game In New York) - Frank Sinatra & Dean Martin Birth Of The Blues - Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin & Sammy Davis Jr. Me And My Shadow - Frank Sinatra & Sammy Davis Jr. Sam's Song - Sammy Davis Jr. & Dean Martin Birth Of The Blues [Reprise] - Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin & Sammy Davis Jr.

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From STUDIO 67 in Hollywood, join the BIG W for the next two hours as he explores, with a drink in hand, the Space-Age Pop Hi-Fi musical sounds of the 1950’s and the 1960’s in LIVING STEREO! Playlist for show 401: Hawaii Five-O - Mort Stevens and His Orchestra The Beat Goes On - Living Percussion The Glory of Love - Nina Simone After the Fox - Burt Bacharach 1, 2, 3 - Vic Schoen The Bells are Swinging - Sid Bass and His Orchestra Just You, Just Me - Art Van Damme Quintet When You Get To Frisco - Carole Simpson Cuban Caper - John Evans featuring Chaino Begin The Beguine - Ames Brothers Come Spy with Me - Hugo Montenegro And His Orchestra I Wonder Where the Microdot Went? - Edwin Astley Mister Kiss Kiss Bang Bang - Elliott Fisher On the Street Where You Live - Bobby Darin Goin' Home Train - Percy Faith Castle Rock - Henry Mancini From This Moment On - Lena Horne The Cry Of The Wild Goose - Baja Marimba Band One Mint Julep - Earl Palmer / King Curtis Smack Dab In The Middle - Nancy Wilson The Birdland - Joe Graves & The Diggers I Finally Got A Break - Marian Montgomery Jungle Fantasy - Marty Wilson People Will Say We're In Love - Mavis Rivers Voodoo Moon - Hollywood Pops Symphony This Can't Be Love - Beverly Kenney Manana - Dean Martin She's A Woman (W-O-M-A-N) - Sammy Davis Jr. Hallelujah, I Love Her So - Frank Sinatra I Hear Music - Ella Fitzgerald M Squad Buddy Morrow Secret Love - Luther Henderson Desafinado - Dick Hyman & Mary Mayo Astrosonic - JImmie Haskell Woman In Space - Mel Henke A Hard Day's Night - George Maharis I Feel Fine - Enoch Light Humbug - Pete Fountain Papa Loves Mambo - Nat King Cole

From STUDIO 67 in Hollywood, join the BIG W for the next two hours as he explores, with a drink in hand, the Space-Age Pop Hi-Fi musical sounds of the 1950’s and the 1960’s in LIVING STEREO! Playlist for show 400: Heartaches - Barney Kessel Peter Gunn Theme - Buddy Morrow Love Eyes - Rosemary Clooney Mexicali Nose - Buddy Rich Whistle Stop - Louis Prima Mona Lisa - Si Zentner & His Orchestra Sally Was a Good Old Girl - Bobby Darin I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm - Machito and His Orchestra Lulu's Back in Town - Connie Stevens This Could Be The Start Of Something - Sam Fonteyn The Last of the Secret Agents - Nancy Sinatra The James Bond Theme - Steve Race Theme from the Man from U.N.C.L.E. - Hugo Montenegro & His Orchestra Jump for Joy - Chris Connor Bonnie and Clyde - The Living Trio Ballin' The Jack - Xavier Cugot Bluesette - Vikki Carr Odd Ball - Henry Mancini I'll Remember April - Wayne Newton After You've Gone - Sarah Vaughan El Cumbanchero - Marty Gold Secret Love - Lesley Gore From This Moment On - Roger King Mozian Last Night On The Back Porch - Mel Henke I'm Coming Home Cindy - Les & Larry Elgart Mohair Sam - Tom Jones I Get A Kick Out Of You - Frank Sinatra When the Feeling Hits You - Sammy Davis, Jr. & Sam Butera & The Witnesses You Can't Love 'Em All - Dean Martin St. Louis Blues - Peggy Lee I Got Rhythm - Don Ralke Let's Face The Music And Dance - Anita O'Day Hot Sake - Cal Tjader Bye, Bye Blues - Dick Hyman & Mary Mayo A Hard Days Night - Eddie Cano & Nino Tempo The Girl from Ipanema - Mrs. Miller Bye Bye Blackbird - Billy May Bim Bam Boom - Percy Faith & His Orchestra

From STUDIO 67---Join the “Big W” this week as he steps into the BUDDIES LOUNGE VAULT for an episode that aired only with the Radio Partners back in 2015!!! This is an All-New show for Podomatic listeners that has never been posted before!!!! Enjoy 2-hours of ROCK: SPACE AGE POP STYLE---classic rock songs that swing! Playlist for Show 272: Can't Buy Me Love - Ella Fitzgerald For Your Love - Camarata Downtown - Frank Sinatra Georgy Girl - Charlie Byrd Let's Twist Again - Louis Prima Seventh Son - Ray Anthony Light My Fire - Julie London A Hard Day's Night - Quincy Jones and His Orchestra One, Two, Three - Sarah Vaughan I'm A Believer - Morton Gould Mr. Tambourine Man - Glen Campbell The Tracks Of My Tears - Dean Martin I Want To Hold Your Hand - Si Zentner Spinning Wheel - Ted Heath If I Had A Hammer - Barbara McNair These Boots Are Made For Walking - Alan Tew Orchestra Shout - Keely Smith UpTight (Everything's Alright) - Buddy Rich Ruby Baby - Bobby Darin Hang On Sloopy - Ray Ellis I Feel Fine - Floyd Cramer Jailhouse Rock - Buddy Morrow In The Ghetto - Sammy Davis Jr. Kissin' Cousins - Nelson Riddle & His Orchestra Surfin' USA - Al Caiola Good Vibrations - Hugo Montenegro Be True To Your School - The Hollyridge Strings Lady Madonna - Four Freshman I Can't Get No Satisfaction - Hullabaloo Singers & Orchestra Happy Together - The Mills Brothers Mrs. Brown You've Got A Lovely Daughter - Ninapinta & His Bongos & Congas (Theme From) The Monkees - Al Hirt Tequila - Warren Klime

From STUDIO 67 in Hollywood, join the BIG W for the next two hours as he celebrates, with drink in hand, PEGGY LEE’s 100the Birthday with great tracks recorded by her during the 1940’s and the 1960’s!!! Playlist - Show 399 (Peggy Lee - Centennial Celebration) : Elmer's Tune Somebody Else Is Taking My Place Why Don't You Do Right It's a Good Day Swing Low, Sweet Chariot Golden Earrings Manana Them There Eyes Riders in the Sky You Was! Neon Signs If You Turn Me Down (Dee-own-down-down) Ay Ay Chug a Chug Just One of Those Things My Heart Belongs to Daddy He's a Tramp I Don't Know Enough About You Fever Alright, Okay, You Win Light Of Love Hallelujah, I Love Him So Things Are Swingin' Too Close For Comfort A Bucket Of Tears Los Angeles Blues I'm A Woman I Believe in You Got That Magic The Boy From Ipanema When In Rome (I Do As The Romans Do) Bewitched I Must Know The Web Of Love Sweet Happy Life Big Spender Lonesome Road Is That All There Is?

Brothers & Sisters.....A giant of British R&B, Blues and Psych has assumed room temperature...the great Phil May of The Pretty Things has passed.....This is an internet broadcast of S.F. Sorrow performed at Abbey Road Studios on September 6th 1998.The Performers are:*Phil May_vocals*Dick Taylor_lead guitar & vocals*John Povey_ all keyboards, vocals, percussion, sitar*Wally Waller_bass * vocals*Skip Allen_drums & percussionSupporting musicians:*David Gilmour_guitar*Arthur Brown_narrator*Dov Skipper_drums & percussion*Frankie Richard_guitar / acoustic*Mark St. John_percussion / vocalsFrom the pen of Phil May....."Excuse me please as I wipe a tear away from an eye...." It's sometime after 10:30pm on Sunday 6th September ' 98. I'm in the artist suite at the Abbey Road Studios, London, that deceptive Victorian edifice that at some point in the mid 1960'sbecame the second Liverpool cathedral. As the first ever live performance of S.F. Sorrow fades away down these hallowed corridors the memories kick in. Twist, Shout, Help soaked deep into the brickwork. 1967, Beatles on one side, Pink Floyd on the other and with Norman Smith as fellow traveller we are incarcerated here for almost a year in Studio 2 turning a short story of mine into the first 'rock opera', S.F. Sorrow. Fuelled on acid, night bleeding into day we worked on an idea and a direction that we hoped would give us a reason for staying on and playing on in a business that had become narrow and stale. That's the past, the present has just happened. After the big hand has swept across 30 rainbow years, the original cast reassembled with Mark St John in place of Norman Smith plus added family and friends. Tonight we finally got through the universal communication of the internet, to dot the I's and cross the T's....scatter the seeds with Bracelets of Fingers and in front of an audience made up of a scrapbook of faces from the journey performed S. F. Sorrow live. From Studio 2 there came the cry.....Phil May, Nottinghill Sept. '98

"What got you here, won't get you there", unless what got you here is a strong work ethic, a desire to serve, and humility...then it'll get you wherever the next "there" is. On today's show I chat with From Studio to Stage student, Eston Ekona Ravey about his journey learning how to play piano at RadioShack to traveling the world as a Playback Tech and Show Programmer. You'll hear how he continues to get and keep gigs because of the same attitude he had back when he showed up at a RadioShack with a notebook and a desire to learn how to play piano.

From STUDIO 67 in Hollywood, join the BIG W, with a drink in hand for the next two hours as he breaks "the sonic barrier” with his PHASE 4 STEREO SPECTACULAR!! If you’re serious about stereo and Space-Age pop, this is the episode for you!!!! Playlist Show 398: These Boots Are Made For Walking - Alan Tew Orchestra Coming Home Baby - Trax Four Got My Feet On The Ground - Larry Page Orchestra Fascinating Rhythm - Eric Rogers & His Orchestra Daddy - Johnny Keating I Got Rhythm - International ''Pop'' All-Stars I Saw Her Standing There - Bob Leaper Girl - Raymonde Singers Etcetera Got To Get You Into My Life - Frank Chacksfield & His Orchestra Twisting With James - Roland Shaw & His Orchestra Mr. Kiss-Kiss, Bang-Bang - Roland Shaw & His Orchestra The James Bond Theme - Roland Shaw & His Orchestra Music To Watch Girls By - Ronnie Aldrich And His 2 Pianos Georgy Girl - Ronnie Aldrich And His 2 Pianos Chim Chim Cher-Ee - Ronnie Aldrich And His 2 Pianos The Look Of Love - Caterina Valente I'll Never Fall In Love Again - Guitars Unlimited Soul Sauce - Kenny Baker With A Little Bit of Luck/Get Me To The Church On Time - Werner Muller Old Devil Moon - Stanley Black There's No Business Like Show Business - Ethel Merman Route 66 - Frank Chacksfield & His Orchestra Up, Up And Away - Frank Chacksfield & His Orchestra The Good The Bad And The Ugly - Frank Chacksfield & His Orchestra Peter Gunn - Frank Chacksfield & His Orchestra Together Wherever We Go - Tony Randall and Jack Klugman Make Like Shake - Shake Keane Whipped Cream - Edmundo Ros & His Orchestra Tie A Yellow Ribbon - Edmundo Ros & His Orchestra Dark Eyes - Edmundo Ros & His Orchestra St. Louis Blues - Ted Heath & His Orchestra Yes Indeed! - Ted Heath & His Orchestra Skyliner - Ted Heath & His Orchestra Heat Wave - Ted Heath & Edmundo Ros South America Take It Away - Ted Heath & Edmundo Ros America - Ted Heath & Edmundo Ros

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