Podcasts about garage music

On today's episode of The Therapy Crouch, Abbey and Peter are joined by two legends of the music business to talk all things music, careers and their brand new release Tonight (D.I.Y.A)Having worked with each other before, the pair lift the lid on what really goes into creating a smash hit single and their own weekly whines that they have developed over their years working together. The pair are also on hand to help Abbey and Peter answer some of your weekly whines and Agony Abs, which includes how to deal with ‘Frenemies', what to do when your new partner's child isnt taking too kindly too you, and how to handle an unruly toddler who has a penchant for a cheeky shabby!Enjoy this weeks' Therapy Crouch!To contact us: Email: thetherapycrouch@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ thetherapycrouchpodcast/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/ @thetherapycrouch Website: https://thetherapycrouch.com/ For more from Peterhttps://twitter.com/petercrouchFor more from Abbeyhttps://www.instagram.com/abbeyclancyOur clips channelhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZntcv96YhN8IvMAKsz4Dbg Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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After warming you up and getting you ready with the first hour of laidback grooves Russell provides this slamming mix of upfront hands in the air house music along with some bumpy, jackin garage nuggets. Links: www.facebook.com/turnitloosemusic www.facebook.com/djrussellruckman www.facebook.com/CodesouthRadio Listen: Radio 88.2 FM Worldwide Online Website: www.codesouth.fm Plus devices like Alexa (You may need to install a radio player app)

The Grammies have decided to expand their category by including The Best African Music Performance which includes but is not limited to the Fuji Sound. But down here in Nigeria the Fuji Sound is something that comes with some negativity, as a matter people see Fuji as "Garage Music" which they relate with Rascals. But during the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s Fuji was one of the biggest genres of music from Nigeria. Today I and my guest Jide Tawio discussed The Misconceptions about The Fuji Sound and what the future holds Click on the play button to enjoy this conversation --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hafeestonova1/support

The Grammies have decided to expand their category by including The Best African Music Performance which includes but is not limited to the Fuji Sound. But down here in Nigeria the Fuji Sound is something that comes with some negativity, as a matter people see Fuji as "Garage Music" which they relate with Rascals. But during the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s Fuji was one of the biggest genres of music from Nigeria. Today I and my guest Jide Tawio discussed The Misconceptions about The Fuji Sound and what the future holds Click on the play button to enjoy this conversation --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hafeestonova1/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hafeestonova1/support

**Hi all this is my gift for this end to year 2022 One special Garage Music Mix With one little Best Of To 2022 Releases and many more again At your appreciation ❤❤

LINER NOTES: This time Kris celebrates Hispanic History Month, as she sits down with Robert Balderrama, the founding guitarist for the original Garage Band and the first ever Punk Rock group, the age-defying, universally cool ? and the Mysterians!For more about Bobby, click here. For more from Question Mark and The Mysterians, click here. --About the Podcast: ‘TEXT PROSE AND ROCK N ROLL'- is the only podcast dedicated to the written account of musicians. From artist memoirs to band bios, and anything in between. You'll hear first accounts from those who lived the lifestyle; a Book Club that rocks - literally. It was Created, Hosted & Executive Produced by Kris Kosach. It was Produced & Edited by Charlene Goto of Go-To Productions. For more on the show, visit the website. Or follow us on Instagram and Facebook @TextproserocknrollFollow Kris on Social Media: @KrisKosachFollow Producer Char on Social Media: @ProducerChar

In this episode Neil and Dan talk about Schumacher, Cancel Culture, Brie Larson's podcast, Garage Music, Netflix and the legendary Predator.

This time of Text prose & RocknRoll Kris sits down with the founding guitarist of the age-defying group ? and the Mysterians to discuss their rise as rock n roll icons. 

#ufogarage #alien #livepodcastPart 2: Turtle is just a dude new to the UFO community. He spent 16 years in Silicon Valley and presently works in R&D identifying emerging automotive technologies and bringing them to market. He wants to enter the space industry and wants to research the UAP technology.He is diagnosed with Bipolar and OCD and the alien topics trigger the Turtle often causing him to go back into his shell.Subscribe to our channel and hit the notification bell to stay updated with us!Also, hit that dang like button!UFO Garage links--------------------------------WEBSITE: https://ufogaragepodcast.com/MERCH: https://ufogaragepodcast.com/merch/TWITTER: https://twitter.com/ufogarage/INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/ufogarage/This video may include copyrighted material, we try to follow fair use guidelines as best we can. If you have any issues or questions please email us at hey@ufogaragepodcast.com.Copyright UFO GarageSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

#ufogarage #alien #livepodcastTurtle is just a dude new to the UFO community. He spent 16 years in Silicon Valley and presently works in R&D identifying emerging automotive technologies and bringing them to market. He wants to enter the space industry and wants to research the UAP technology. He is diagnosed with Bipolar and OCD and the alien topics trigger the Turtle often causing him to go back into his shell.Subscribe to our channel and hit the notification bell to stay updated with us!Also, hit that dang like button!UFO Garage links--------------------------------WEBSITE: https://ufogaragepodcast.com/MERCH: https://ufogaragepodcast.com/merch/TWITTER: https://twitter.com/ufogarage/INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/ufogarage/This video may include copyrighted material, we try to follow fair use guidelines as best we can. If you have any issues or questions please email us at hey@ufogaragepodcast.com.Copyright UFO GarageSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

“House is a feeling“, as the song lyric goes, and those who love it will happily testify to that. Its percussion-led rhythmicbeats are firmly driven by its African roots; this music is best appreciated by people who love to dance. The 4/4 time drum percussion with low frequency, heavy basslines are the reason it’s not just music to listen to but to “feel”…it can touch your soul, make you dance and lift your spirit. “Oh yes, you can definitely feel it!!” Origins The term “House” is much debated as to exactly when and who tagged it, but the most accepted version is that it was derived from the Warehouse Nightclub in Chicago where the legendary Frankie Knuckles DJ’d, and developed a distinct sound mainly due to the electronic drum machines of the day (Roland TR-808, TR-909 and later the TB 303 for Acid House). It’s been quoted that record stores began to sell some of these records and labelled them “as played at the Warehouse”, which became shortened to “house music”. Some of the early pioneer artists were Frankie Knuckles, Larry Heard (aka Mr Fingers & Fingers Inc.), Chip E, Tyree Cooper, Rocky-Jones, Ron Hardy, DJ Leonard “Remix” Roy and many more. Garage Music Over in New York (and a few years before the Warehouse), there was the New York City Paradise Garage club at King Street where the legendary Larry Levan was the resident DJ, and is credited for fusing disco with European electronic music (particularly Kraftwerk (Germany), Yazoo & Depeche Mode (UK), etc.) Another reason the tags Garage Music a

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Jessie Ware got her start in the club. Back before she was making her own music, Jessie's voice jumped on songs by SBTRKT, and her love of dance music has stayed with her throughout her career, where every album is always partnered with some killer remixes. Her debut album “Devotion” came out in 2012, and in the years since she's released soaring records of ballads and bangers. In between crafting four albums, she also started a podcast with her mum. Table Manners sees Jessie and Lenny invite someone famous over to theirs for a meal and a wine, and has drawn more than 11 million listeners since 2017; with everyone from Dua Lipa to Kiefer Sutherland popping by for a chat. If you know anything about Jessie Ware, you know she's a riot. And if not, you're about to be charmed… by a woman who cut her teeth in raves, and whose club heart beats strong in all she does. From drum and bass classics, to early morning come down, this is an invitation to astral travel into the club with one helluva party pal. Adam F – Circles Khruangbin – Time (You & I) Masters at Work - Work 702 – You Don't Know (Reservoir Dogs garage mix) Donae'o – Party Hard

Jessie Ware got her start in the club. Back before she was making her own music, Jessie’s voice jumped on songs by SBTRKT, and her love of dance music has stayed with her throughout her career, where every album is always partnered with some killer remixes. Her debut album “Devotion” came out in 2012, and in the years since she’s released soaring records of ballads and bangers. In between crafting four albums, she also started a podcast with her mum. Table Manners sees Jessie and Lenny invite someone famous over to theirs for a meal and a wine, and has drawn more than 11 million listeners since 2017; with everyone from Dua Lipa to Kiefer Sutherland popping by for a chat. If you know anything about Jessie Ware, you know she’s a riot. And if not, you’re about to be charmed… by a woman who cut her teeth in raves, and whose club heart beats strong in all she does. From drum and bass classics, to early morning come down, this is an invitation to astral travel into the club with one helluva party pal. Adam F – Circles Khruangbin – Time (You & I) Masters at Work - Work 702 – You Don’t Know (Reservoir Dogs garage mix) Donae'o – Party Hard

Jessie Ware got her start in the club. Back before she was making her own music, Jessie’s voice jumped on songs by SBTRKT, and her love of dance music has stayed with her throughout her career, where every album is always partnered with some killer remixes. Her debut album “Devotion” came out in 2012, and in the years since she’s released soaring records of ballads and bangers. In between crafting four albums, she also started a podcast with her mum. Table Manners sees Jessie and Lenny invite someone famous over to theirs for a meal and a wine, and has drawn more than 11 million listeners since 2017; with everyone from Dua Lipa to Kiefer Sutherland popping by for a chat. If you know anything about Jessie Ware, you know she’s a riot. And if not, you’re about to be charmed… by a woman who cut her teeth in raves, and whose club heart beats strong in all she does. From drum and bass classics, to early morning come down, this is an invitation to astral travel into the club with one helluva party pal. Adam F – Circles Khruangbin – Time (You & I) Masters at Work - Work 702 – You Don’t Know (Reservoir Dogs garage mix) Donae'o – Party Hard

Would you please help us improve the show by voting for your favourite track from this episode?Stop and GoStorms On The OceanOrdinary PleasureSteady GirlSex On FireTom's Gone To HiloOrange Claw HammerIn TransitVote now! Hello and welcome to the show notes for another episode of the show, brought to you by From the Bottom of the Record Box. Firstly, we are thrilled to be bringing you a true exclusive. The Heathens are spinning in the show. Secondly it is actually on the date that the record is officially released by Black & Wyatt Records. Read on to learn more about this fascinating track. If this takes your fancy, why not take a listen to Black & Wyatt's other recent release Fingers Like Saturn. What else will you learn in this episode? Albert Hammond Jr. is in fact Albert Hammond IIIThat the Appalachian Dulcimer is also known as The Hog FiddleChillwave is a thingDon Van Vliet - aka Captain Beefheart is the greatest musician ever to have livedRichard has invented the musical genre Pirate Music Please help us continue broadcasting £ Donation Amount: It's all I can afford, but you've got all my loveI've got a slightly deeper pocket, keep going guysYep, sure as hell got a spring in my step today - You're awesomeI am the King over all I survey - big me up on the showDang it, I'm so rich I won't even miss this amount - Good Luck!Hang on, I want to give an amount that suits me betterDonate Now Select Payment Method PayPal Personal Info First Name * Last Name Company Name Email Address * Make this an anonymous donation. Comment Donation Total: £10.00 Track Listing Stop and Go Albert Hammond Jr.Storms On The Ocean Robert Force & Albert d'OsschéOrdinary Pleasure Toro y MoiSteady Girl The HeathensSex on Fire Black SheikhsTom's Gone To Hilo Gavin Friday & Shannon McNallyOrange Claw Hammer (1975 Radio) Captain BeefheartIn Transit Albert Hammond Jr. Subscribe for exclusive news about the show. First Name Last Name Email Address Leave this field empty if you're human: The Heathens - Steady Girl - as written by Kaye Garren-Heath-Payne Saturday, December 8th, 1956: Four days after Elvis, Carl, Johnny, and Jerry Lee recorded the ‘Million Dollar Quartet Session’, five East High School students known as The Heathens (named after 15 year-old lead singer Colin Heath) entered Sun Studio to record a song he had written with a female classmate (and rhythm guitar player) Kaye Garren called Steady Girl. Classmen Roger Fakes played lead guitar and Joe Bauer (later of The Youngbloods) played drums. David Gibson played piano on one of two takes. Sam Phillips was probably not there that day, so it is likely that Jack Clement or Marion Keisker produced the session, but there’s no way to ever know for certain. Both takes were cut straight to a 78 rpm acetate disc (live with no overdubs and no mixing) as these teenagers banged away inside Sun Studio on that weekend afternoon. When the smoke cleared, both takes of Steady Girl were too raw even by Sun Records standards, so The Heathens were never called back and the lacquer master remained unheard.  Sixty-three years later,

The Shreveport, La., quartet Seratones mixes Southern soul with garage rock swagger on their debut album, "Get Gone." Fronted by the powerful singer A.J. Haynes, the band earned a spot on Paste Magazine's "20 Best New Bands of 2015" list. The band stopped into the CPR Performance Studio prior to a show at Denver's Fillmore Auditorium with St. Paul & the Broken Bones. They performed three songs from "Get Gone" and spoke with Jeremy Petersen about the multitude of genres the band incorporates, the music scene in their hometown of Shreveport and adjusting to life as a touring band.

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Transcript -- Recording a DJ set, designing a cd cover, and a guitar lesson. Behind the scenes the facilitators discuss the group's teamwork.

Recording a DJ set, designing a cd cover, and a guitar lesson. Behind the scenes the facilitators discuss the group's teamwork.

Transcript -- Recording a DJ set, designing a cd cover, and a guitar lesson. Behind the scenes the facilitators discuss the group's teamwork.

Recording a DJ set, designing a cd cover, and a guitar lesson. Behind the scenes the facilitators discuss the group's teamwork.