Podcast appearances and mentions of Gary Willis

Latest inflation numbers - the good, the bad and the wishful thinking; Gary Willis, Rush Enterprises, VP of Marketing and Communications and Dan Miller, Wounded Warriors Project Speaker join me to talk about the sweepstakes to win the Last Peterbilt Model 389x and how the inflation data, crude stockpiles, as well as Global demand estimates are affecting oil and gas prices.

Latest inflation numbers - the good, the bad and the wishful thinking; Gary Willis, Rush Enterprises, VP of Marketing and Communications and Dan Miller, Wounded Warriors Project Speaker join me to talk about the sweepstakes to win the Last Peterbilt Model 389x and how the inflation data, crude stockpiles, as well as Global demand estimates are affecting oil and gas prices.

Das Sebastiaan Cornelissen Trio mit dem Projekt “DEHETEKT” spielte während ihrer kleinen Tour durch Deutschland ein exklusives Konzert im JazzrockTV Studio. Die erstklassigen Musiker haben bereits mit zahlreichen bekannten Künstlern/Bands aus den Bereichen Jazz, Fusion und Pop zusammengearbeitet (Randy Brecker, Jan Akkerman, Gary Willis, Gary Husband, Jim Beard, Tristan, Snarky Puppy und viele mehr). Die […]

“Who's Who” In Jazz/Rock Fusion, Lineup For Guitarist's New Album “…Or What?"#jazzfusion #newmusic #newalbum #jazzguitar #rockmusic Adam Nitti, Kirk Covington, Bill Evans, Gergo Borlai and Stephan Maass. What sounds like a “Who's Who” in the present jazz-rock/fusion scene, is actually the lineup for electric guitarist Gerald Gradwohl's new album “…Or What?  Gerald has worked with Kirk Covington since 2002, when they recorded the album “ABQ” with Bob Berg, and Gary Willis, the album making big waves in the fusion scene. The idea to make a mutual album with Adam and Kirk was given birth during the tour in 2014 and could now finally be realized this year. Modern recording techniques have made it possible to capture these exceptional musicians together on this album. The sessions and what was captured cannot be described in words here……you'll need to hear the recording. It's stunning. A Jazz, Rock and Funk gumbo combined to make an energetic, and exciting project, that not only showcases the amazing instrumental capabilities of these musicians, but also features the exceptional musicality, and the extraordinary chemistry that this band creates together.Website: https://www.gradwohl.at/Purchase: https://www.hoanzl.at/Bandcamp: https://gradwohl.bandcamp.com/album/gerald-gradwohl-or-whatInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/geraldgradwohl/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/geraldgradwohlofficialX: https://twitter.com/GeraldGradwohl1Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/geraldgradwohlmusicThanks for tuning in, please be sure to click that subscribe button and give this a thumbs up!!Email: thevibesbroadcast@gmail.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/listen_to_the_vibes_/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thevibesbroadcastnetworkLinktree: https://linktr.ee/the_vibes_broadcastTikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMeuTVRv2/Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheVibesBrdcstTruth: https://truthsocial.com/@KoyoteMonstrosityMonstrosity has celebrity guests, deep paranormal discussions, and comedy gold.Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifyFor all our social media and other links, go to: Linktree: https://linktr.ee/the_vibes_broadcastPlease subscribe, like, and share!

There's a reason more people listen to Guns N' Roses than Victor Wooten, and it's not because Duff McKagan is better at playing arpeggios! But still, good technique is something that every bassist should add to their skill set, and in this episode, I'm answering all of your questions surrounding our Technique Accelerator. I hope it gives you a little extra time to check out the course – and to find your next breakthrough on the bass!Learn more about the Technique Accelerator here → https://sbl.link/42OvqhGIn this episode you're going to learn:Why are we talking up our Technique Accelerator?How I developed my own technique (with a little help from Gary Willis).Why we've included a bunch of free bonuses with the course.Why might it not be for you?And much, much more!

There's a reason more people listen to Guns N' Roses than Victor Wooten, and it's not because Duff McKagan is better at playing arpeggios! But still, good technique is something that every bassist should add to their skill set, and in this episode, I'm answering all of your questions surrounding our Technique Accelerator. I hope it gives you a little extra time to check out the course – and to find your next breakthrough on the bass!Learn more about the Technique Accelerator here → https://sbl.link/42OvqhGIn this episode you're going to learn:Why are we talking up our Technique Accelerator?How I developed my own technique (with a little help from Gary Willis).Why we've included a bunch of free bonuses with the course.Why might it not be for you?And much, much more!

Did you know that a 20-fret bass guitar contains 80 notes? Which can make learning the fretboard a huge challenge that can crush both beginner and experienced bass players! In today's episode, Scott runs through the backstory of his own fretboard woes. In this episodeHow Scott used geometric patterns to master the fretboard.The clues he picked up from Gary Willis.How you can unlock your own fretboard knowledge.Where you can check out the SBL Fretboard Accelerator.And much, much more!

Did you know that a 20-fret bass guitar contains 80 notes? Which can make learning the fretboard a huge challenge that can crush both beginner and experienced bass players! In today's episode, Scott runs through the backstory of his own fretboard woes. In this episodeHow Scott used geometric patterns to master the fretboard.The clues he picked up from Gary Willis.How you can unlock your own fretboard knowledge.Where you can check out the SBL Fretboard Accelerator.And much, much more!

Romhányi Áron: A Jazz Zongora Mestere New Yorkban!   Üdvözöllek Romhányi Áron, a zenei kreativitás és a jazz zongorázás mestere világában! Hadd mutassam be nektek a Loop Doctors egyik alapítójaként, aki a modern zenei stílusok határait feszegeti és egyedülálló hangzást teremt a zenében.   Áron Székesfehérváron született 1974-ben, és gyermekkora nagy részét Líbiában töltötte, mielőtt visszatért volna hazájába, ahol elkezdte zenei tanulmányait. Már fiatalon érdeklődött a jazz zongorázás és a hangszerelés-zeneszerzés iránt. Diplomáját az ELTE angol bölcsész szakán szerezte, majd felvételt nyert a Liszt Ferenc Zeneművészeti Egyetem jazz zongora szakára, ahol kiválóan teljesített és kitűnő zenei alapot kapott.   1997-ben Pély Barna a tatabányai dzsessztáborban találkozott Romhányi Áronnal, és elhatározták, hogy együtt fognak dolgozni. Az Acid Company nagyon sikeres volt budapesti klubokban, de mindig bennük volt a vágy, hogy szélesebb közönséghez szóljanak. A zenekar 1999-ben megismerkedett Orbán Tamással, akinek produceri és szövegírói közreműködésével 2000-ben elkészítette első nagylemezét, Az első…-t United néven. Ez a lemez az EMI kiadó gondozásában jelent meg, és azonnal országosan ismertté tette a zenekart. Az album 2000-ben jelölést kapott Arany Zsiráf díjra az év hazai felfedezettje kategóriájában, de végül nem nyerte el az elismerést. 2001-ben a lemez megkapta az Arany Zsiráf díjat az év hazai popalbuma kategóriájában, később az album negyedik kislemeze, amelyet Nincs ősz, nincs tél címmel adtak ki, Jakab Líra-díjban részesült.Ezen az albumon található a Hárman párban és a Cocktail, valamint a Hófehér Jaguár is.   A Loop Doctors ötlete 2005-ben született, amikor Áron és zenekarának másik alapító tagja, Szendőfi Péter (dobok) Gary Willis-szel beszélgetett a modern zenei stílusokról Péter szólóalbumának felvételei közben. A banda megalakult, és az első albumot "High Voltage" címmel 2006-ban rögzítették, különleges vendégekkel, mint Gary Willis basszusgitáron és Fekete-Kovács Kornél trombitán.   A Loop Doctors zenéje egyedi elegye különböző stílusoknak, beleértve a jazzt, drum 'n' basst, jungle-t, hip-hopot és rapet. Általánosan besorolható lenne a nu-jazz kategóriába, de a Loop Doctors zenéjét a klubokban is hallani, ahol az emberek táncolnak rá. Áron és Péter rendszeresen turnéznak duóként, és különleges vendégekkel is fellépnek, mint Gary Willis (basszusgitár) vagy Brandon Fields (szaxofon).   Az albumok terén sem maradnak el. Az első album, a "High Voltage" 2006-ban jelent meg, és elnyerte a Fonogram díjat a "Legjobb jazz album" kategóriában Magyarországon. A második album, a "White Orange Black" 2008-ban érkezett, és a klasszikus tuba virtuóz és zeneszerző, Roland Szentpáli közreműködésével készült. A harmadik album, az "Entering a Room" 2014-ben látott napvilágot, amelyet New Yorkban vettek fel, különleges vendégekkel, mint Chris Hunter szaxofonon. Gary Willis, Brandon Fields és Roland Szentpáli szintén hallhatók ezen a lemezen.   Tartsanak velünk ezen a különleges zenei utazáson, ahol a jazz új dimenzióba emelkedik Romhányi Áron és a Loop Doctors zenéjével! Kövessék nyomon csatornánkat, és élvezzék a zene varázsát, amelynek nincsenek határai vagy korlátai. Lássuk egymást a koncerteken, és éljük át együtt a zene örömét!

There's a reason more people listen to Guns N' Roses than Victor Wooten, and it's not because Duff McKagan is better at playing arpeggios! But still, good technique is something that every bassist should add to their skill set, and in this episode, I'm answering all of your questions surrounding our Technique Accelerator. I hope it gives you a little extra time to check out the course – and to find your next breakthrough on the bass!In this interview you're going to learn:Why are we talking up our Technique Accelerator?How I developed my own technique (with a little help from Gary Willis).Why we've included a bunch of free bonuses with the course.Why might it not be for you?And much, much more!

There's a reason more people listen to Guns N' Roses than Victor Wooten, and it's not because Duff McKagan is better at playing arpeggios! But still, good technique is something that every bassist should add to their skill set, and in this episode, I'm answering all of your questions surrounding our Technique Accelerator. I hope it gives you a little extra time to check out the course – and to find your next breakthrough on the bass!In this interview you're going to learn:Why are we talking up our Technique Accelerator?How I developed my own technique (with a little help from Gary Willis).Why we've included a bunch of free bonuses with the course.Why might it not be for you?And much, much more!

Learning about jazz might not be at the top of your to-do-list, especially if the only time you hear it is when you go to Starbucks! BUT if you want to get really good at bass then jazz is the ultimate genre of music to learn. In this episode, Scott explains how learning some jazz can unlock a musical superpower!In this episode you're going to learn:Why all musicians should study some jazz.Why Scott used to suck at functional theory.Why you don't need to be a Jazzer to take part in our Jazz Accelerator.We send virtual high-fives to Gary Willis and Michel Camilo.And much, much more!

Learning about jazz might not be at the top of your to-do-list, especially if the only time you hear it is when you go to Starbucks! BUT if you want to get really good at bass then jazz is the ultimate genre of music to learn. In this episode, Scott explains how learning some jazz can unlock a musical superpower!In this episode you're going to learn:Why all musicians should study some jazz.Why Scott used to suck at functional theory.Why you don't need to be a Jazzer to take part in our Jazz Accelerator.We send virtual high-fives to Gary Willis and Michel Camilo.And much, much more!

Can you play heavy metal and smooth jazz and pop, all in one day? Or are you strictly the bassist for one act and one act only? It used to be taught that versatility would equal more opportunity for success in your bass playing career, but is that still the case? In today's episode we ask if it's actually better to flip this idea on its head and focus your energy in just one direction!In this Episode you're going to learn:Why Ian has always valued versatility.How to know which path is right for you.What Scott learned from a Gary Willis ‘mic drop moment' Why you need to check out drummer Dave ElitchAnd much, much more!

Can you play heavy metal and smooth jazz and pop, all in one day? Or are you strictly the bassist for one act and one act only? It used to be taught that versatility would equal more opportunity for success in your bass playing career, but is that still the case? In today's episode we ask if it's actually better to flip this idea on its head and focus your energy in just one direction!In this Episode you're going to learn:Why Ian has always valued versatility.How to know which path is right for you.What Scott learned from a Gary Willis ‘mic drop moment' Why you need to check out drummer Dave ElitchAnd much, much more!

We could quite happily tell anyone who will listen that Weezer are our favorite band. Scott Shriner has held the bass chair since 2001 and has always stood out among the group's history of bassists. His rock-solid pocket playing brings an extra edge to Weezer's tone, which is why we think you'll love this episode as we dive into Scott's bass playing and career with Weezer.In this episode you're going to learn:How Scott got the gig with Weezer.What it's like sharing a stage with frontman Rivers Cuomo. Why Scott isn't afraid to experiment with bass tone.What he learned from studying with Gary Willis.Why Kemper Amps make him sad.And much more!

We could quite happily tell anyone who will listen that Weezer are our favorite band. Scott Shriner has held the bass chair since 2001 and has always stood out among the group's history of bassists. His rock-solid pocket playing brings an extra edge to Weezer's tone, which is why we think you'll love this episode as we dive into Scott's bass playing and career with Weezer.In this episode you're going to learn:How Scott got the gig with Weezer.What it's like sharing a stage with frontman Rivers Cuomo. Why Scott isn't afraid to experiment with bass tone.What he learned from studying with Gary Willis.Why Kemper Amps make him sad.And much more!

Dan and Eric talk about Deshaun Watson, Alex Jones, DOJ, water, Steve Vai, George Carlin, Matthew Berry, Nichelle Nichols, Maggie Rogers, Gary Willis, Dual, The Reef: Stalked, Last Prayer, Moloch, Incantation, Time After Time, Resurrection. The Year That Changed The World

Every episode of the Bass Freq's Podcast brings you bass players from different walks of life, different genres, and different musical philosophies. But all are united by a true love of their craft and a dedication to pushing themselves to new levels of expression. This week's guest, the frighteningly talented fretless specialist Gary Willis, exemplifies that spirit. Known for his role as co-leader of the band Tribal Tech, Gary's career spans more than four decades and includes countless collaborations with many jazz and improvisational legends such as Wayne Shorter, Allan Holdsworth, Hubert Laws just to name a few. Here, Gary treats host Josh Paul to the story behind the player, what he's working on, and his "outside the box” approach to composing, performing, and selecting gear.

In today's edition of Sunday Book Review: ·      The Course of Human Events by David McCollough   ·      Inventing America by Gary Willis ·      The Heart of the Declaration by Steve Pincus  ·      American Scripture by Pauline Maier Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Catch another cracking edition of Without Bias, with Jackaroos coach Gary Willis and team member Genevieve Delves joining Sam Hargreaves!

In the final episode of 2021, Alex welcomes guitarist David Becker to talk about working with the legendary jazz guitarist Joe Diorio. David tells Alex about attending the Guitar Institute of Technology, where he first met Joe when he was a student, and shares stories of recording and touring with Joe over the years. The two discuss Joe's book, Intervallic Designs, and the influence he had on guitarists like Pat Metheny.David Becker is a Grammy and Emmy nominated guitarist, composer, and producer. For more than three decades, he has continued to define himself as one of the best and most unique voices in jazz and contemporary music. He has led the critically acclaimed DAVID BECKER TRIBUNE for over 20 years, performing for a worldwide audience.Joe Diorio is a jazz guitarist who has performed with Sonny Stitt, Eddie Harris, Ira Sullivan, Stan Getz, Pat Metheny, Horace Silver, Anita O'Day, and Freddie Hubbard. In recent years, he has recorded with performers such as Robben Ford, Gary Willis, David Becker and Mick Goodrick. He taught at the University of Southern California and was one of the first instructors at the Guitar Institute of Technology. Moods & Modes is presented by Osiris Media. Hosted and Produced by Alex Skolnick. Osiris Production by Kirsten Cluthe and Brad Stratton. Editing and mixing by Justin Thomas (Revoice Media). Music by Alex Skolnick. Artwork by Mark Dowd. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sam Hargreaves is joined by Gary Willis and Barrie Lester on this week's edition of Without Bias!

Guitarists with grammy nominated TANGERINE DREAM from 1995-2007. His solo record ABQ was recorded in 2002 with the great BOB BERG and the TRIBAL TECH rhythm section Gary Willis and Kirk Covington. On his recent release “RAW”(2016) he pulls all the stops of his musical skills. “As much composition as necessary and as much improvisation as possible” seems to be the dogma and the point of view of fusion-music of today for this worldwide known and acknowledged composer and performer. GUITAR TRAX hosted by Brian Tarquin featuring in- depth interviews with today’s hottest guitar legends and airs every Monday night from 10pm-12pm on WFIT 89.5FM on the Florida space coast and can be streamed on WFIT.org. In 2019 Tarquin received a Global Music Gold Award for his release Orlando In Heaven for “Best Album.” Three years in a row (2016-2019) Tarquin received “Best Album Of The Year” nominations from the Independent Music Awards for his releases Guitars For Wounded Warriors, Orlando in Heaven and Guitars for Veterans. On which, Tarquin shows his guitar prowess along side such world-class shredders as: Steve Morse, Larry Coryell, Mike Stern, Billy Sheehan, Gary Hoey, Bumblefoot (Guns N’ Roses), Reb Beach (Whitesnake), Hal Lindes (Dire Straits), Chris Poland (Megadeth) and Chuck Loeb (FourPlay). In 2006 SESAC honored him with the Network Television Performance Award. Tarquin has graced the Top Billboard Charts with such commercial releases as: This is Acid Jazz, Vol. 2, Sweet Emotions, and Bossa Brava: Caliente on Instinct Records, followed by several solo jazz albums, which charted Top 10 at Smooth Jazz Radio R&R and Gavin charts. Brian has appeared on 38 releases, selling over 140,000 records in his career.

Sam Hargreaves is joined by Neil Dalrymple and Gary Willis on this week's edition of Without Bias!

Hosts Jen O'Neill Smith and Sally Brooks jump into the episode with quickies about April Fool's Day pranks to play on your partner and 15,000 bees and the man who loves them.  Jen tells the true crime story of Narcy and Ben Novack and Sally shares the family love stories of Pam and Gary Willis (and Willis 2.0) and Robert Carter and his five children (find their GoFund me here).  They end the episode talking about things that are dumb (NOTHING) things they love (getting together with family). See pictures from this episode! Contact Dumb Love  dumblovepod@gmail.com Follow Dumb Love: Instagram, Facebook, Twitter dumblovepodcast.com

Jack Heverin is joined by Gary Willis and Michael Haarsma on this week's edition of Without Bias!

Gary Willis was one of my musical idols as a young bass player, and remains so to this day. Some of my earliest memories of seeing musician live, and it having a life long effect on me, involved Gary on bass. A true pioneer of not just the electric bass, but more importantly of music, he is a shining example of originality, of humility, of calmness, and of being able to melt your face off at a show with his groove, having made you cry with a melody not 30 seconds before. 

Without Bias is back for another week on 1116 SEN!

Зосередьтеся на тексті. Цього разу все не як завжди. Глибокий вдиих. Видих. Перед очима прохолодне море з вечірніми променями у відблисках. Звідкись лунає джаз. Ви повільно заходите у воду… Part I. Фрагменти нових альбомів від: Gino Vannelli, Santana and Buika, Sinne Eeg. Ще будуть Nils Gessinger, Manhattan Transfer, Hiram Bullock, Michel Camilo, Tom Coster and Scott Henderson, Abraham Laboriel and Philip Bailey, Jon Cleary. Part II. Відповідний настрій другої години творитимуть: Gary Willis, Enrico Pieranunzi, Apple Tea, Charlie Haden, Tango Kings, Toots Thielemans, Earl Klugh, Kenia, Weather Report, Bill Evans.

Зосередьтеся на тексті. Цього разу все не як завжди. Глибокий вдиих. Видих. Перед очима прохолодне море з вечірніми променями у відблисках. Звідкись лунає джаз. Ви повільно заходите у воду… Part I. Фрагменти нових альбомів від: Gino Vannelli, Santana and Buika, Sinne Eeg. Ще будуть Nils Gessinger, Manhattan Transfer, Hiram Bullock, Michel Camilo, Tom Coster and Scott Henderson, Abraham Laboriel and Philip Bailey, Jon Cleary. Part II. Відповідний настрій другої години творитимуть: Gary Willis, Enrico Pieranunzi, Apple Tea, Charlie Haden, Tango Kings, Toots Thielemans, Earl Klugh, Kenia, Weather Report, Bill Evans.

Matt and Spike talk about the shooting deaths of Jemel Roberson and Gary Willis, as well as talk about the election recounts, Trump vs. Acosta, and more. Music by Hot Damn Burnette Kava by Grassroots Kava House Water by LeBleu --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/muddiedwaters/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/muddiedwaters/support

Mireia Carbonell was born in Barcelona in 1979. She studied classical piano and guitar at 13. In her twenties, she studied  guitar at Sabadell’s Conservatory,  electric bass guitar at Aula de Música Moderna i Jazz de Barcelona and played bass in bands. In 2001, she earned a Mention Through Composition Competition at Sabadell’s Conservatory and won first prize, in 2002. In 2005, she studied at Escola Superior de Música de Catalunya (ESMUC) where she graduated in electric bass. Her thesis was on Ona Laietana's Music, an underground genre from Barcelona, famous in the 70s, that was marginalized by the establishment. The absence of bibliography led Mireia to interview many musicians from this period. On 2010,  she moved to Amsterdam, where she played with the Victor Sams duo and Sound of Persia and started her music project Periscopi Inverit.  Mireia studied with bassists Jordi Ruiz, Ignasi Zamora, Gary Willis, Josep Pérez Cucurella; the pianist Ignasi Terraza, and mentor drummer Lucas van Merwijk. Mireia worked as a bass player in bands, musical theatre, and a circus company in jazz, funk, pop and world music. She taught music in Barcelona, Catalonia (2002-2010), and as a private tutor in Amsterdam (2010-2013). She lives in London, where she performed with Nelson & Friends afro-beat band, Blue Croon, a jazz band, Sonia Dali electro-jazz band. In July 2015, she recorded Kendi Yolumda and got a record deal with Topkapi Müzik. Currently, she performs with Koroleko afro-beat band, Malunga soul songwriter and with some jazz bands as a side player. www.mireiacarbonell.net www.wijsf.org

Fodera artist and bass sensei Lucas Taranto has an enviable reputation around town as the guy you call when you need the best of the best. Pocket, feel, chops, tone, vibe, Lucas has them all in spades and rightfully earned him a place in the world conquering Gotye lineup during the 'Somebody that I used to know' era. It was super cool getting to chat with Lucas about his bass journey including his influences in the form of Gary Willis and James Jamerson, his decision making process with regards to his beautiful custom Fodera bass, his thoughts on time and what young players should be focusing on. Watch the video interview here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBLzp36LORA

In today's podcast we catch up with fretless bass phenomenon Gary Willis.If you ever stop to wonder how a world-class musician stays at the top of their game for so long, then look no further than bassist and composer Gary Willis for your answer. Gary has created a unique style of fretless playing that can stretch notes into impossibly rich swells of tone. Perhaps best known as co- founder of jazz fusion outfit Tribal Tech, his depth of groove and articulation is just staggering.His involvement in the educational side of music has also been a long-standing one, having written several books including Fingerboard Harmony For Bass, Ultimate Ear Training For Guitar And Bass and 101 Bass Tips – he also teaches at the prestigious Escola Superior de Música de Catalunya music conservatory near his home in Spain, where he's been resident since 2004.

In today's podcast we catch up with fretless bass phenomenon Gary Willis.If you ever stop to wonder how a world-class musician stays at the top of their game for so long, then look no further than bassist and composer Gary Willis for your answer. Gary has created a unique style of fretless playing that can stretch notes into impossibly rich swells of tone. Perhaps best known as co- founder of jazz fusion outfit Tribal Tech, his depth of groove and articulation is just staggering.His involvement in the educational side of music has also been a long-standing one, having written several books including Fingerboard Harmony For Bass, Ultimate Ear Training For Guitar And Bass and 101 Bass Tips – he also teaches at the prestigious Escola Superior de Música de Catalunya music conservatory near his home in Spain, where he's been resident since 2004.

Episode 07 of Lucky Number 7levin Podcast 01. Koen De Graaf feat. Justin Hoek - Denali (Ben Clarke Remix) 02. Few Nolder - Woody (Original Mix) 03. Zakir - You Don't Love Me (Anturage & Amnesia Haze Remix) 04. Sammy W, Alex E, Chad Tyson - Get With Me (Cassimm Remix) 05. Saccao, Agei, Re.birth - Pathway To A Dream (Original Mix) 06. Beni - Last Night (Waifs & Strays Synthetic Remix) 07. Holly Johnson - Follow Your Heart (Frankie Knuckles & Eric Kupper Director's Cut Signature Mix) 08. Dave Fogg (UK) - Take Me Home (North Field Remix) 09. Dave Mayer - Get Down (Original Mix) 10. Random Soul - We Come From The Night (Original) 11. Luca Debonaire, Atilla Cetin - It's Saturday Nite (Original Mix) 12. Gary Willis, Danny Whyte - Shake Your Body (Original Mix) 13. UMEK feat. Jay Colin - Burnfire (Original Mix)

Special Guests Mark Newbold from Jedi News/Lightsabre, Glen Nelson from the band “High Adventure”, and Gary Willis from Galactic Voyage discuss the entire year of 2010 and look forward to 2011 http://www.galactic-voyage.com/Galactic%20Escape%20Pod/028-Fanboys%20Guide%20to%20the%20Galaxy-Ep%2025.mp3

Listen to Senior Associate Editor Rajendrani Mukhopadhyay interview Randy Willis. Randy Willis explores the analysis of seafood contaminants in the article, "Deadliest Catch".