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"Bad Girls" war 1979 das siebte Studioalbum von Donna Summer und wurde das erfolgreichste Album der amerikanischen Sängerin. "Bad Girls" war das erste Album von Donna Summer, das es in Amerika bis auf Platz 1 der Billboard Charts schaffte und sich fast ein Jahr in den Albumcharts halten konnte. Auch bei uns in Deutschland war "Bad Girls" ein voller Erfolg: Bis auf Platz 7 schaffte es ihr Album bei uns und konnte sich dort knapp ein halbes Jahr halten. Und obendrauf gab es für den Song "Hot Stuff" auch noch einen Grammy. Donna Summer war mit ihren Songs übrigens die erste weibliche Künstlerin, die es geschafft hat, zwei Singles gleichzeitig in den Top 10 der Billboard Hot 100 zu platzieren. Im Juli 1979 fiel ihr Song "Hot Stuff" von Platz eins auf Nummer zwei, dafür stieg die Nachfolgesingle "Bad Girls" auf Platz drei hoch. Der Song "Hot Stuff" vom Album war nicht nur die erste Single des Albums, die ausgekoppelt wurde, sondern ist auch der erfolgreichste Song vom Album geworden. Aber die Platte hat deutlich mehr zu bieten als nur diesen einen "Überhit". Das ganze Album "Bad Girls" wurde von vielen Musikkritikern weltweit hoch gelobt. Da reihen sich auch die SWR1 Musikredakteure gerne ein und outen sich als echte Donna-Fans: "Es ist eine Platte für die Ewigkeit. Es ist das beste Diskoalbum seiner Zeit", sagt zum Beispiel SWR1 Musikredakteur Dave Jörg. Das Besondere an Donna Summer war nicht nur, dass sie eine tolle Stimme hatte, sondern dass sie als Schauspielerin auch die Fähigkeit hatte, für ihre Songs in unterschiedliche und für den Song passende Rollen zu schlüpfen, erklärt SWR1 Musikredakteurin Nina Waßmundt im Podcast. Donna Summer war nicht nur eine unglaublich gute Sängerin mit einer gewaltigen Stimmkraft, sondern auch eine extrem gute Songwriterin und Texterin, die den Produzenten im Studio "ebenbürtig" war, wie Dave Jörg im Podcast betont. Was für eine tolle Texterin sie war, das beweist sie auch im Song "Bad Girls", der zwar gut gelaunt klingt mit einem tollen Diskobeat, aber im Text wird sie da durchaus sehr kritisch. Nach einem Vorfall, bei dem eine Kollegin von der Polizei schikaniert und fälschlicherweise für eine Prostituierte gehalten wurde, macht Donna Summer ihrer Wut über das rassistische Vorgehen der Polizei in diesem Song Luft. "Sie hat sich sehr über die Doppelmoral der Leute aufgeregt in dem Song. [...] Auf der einen Seite zerreißen sie sich so das Maul über die "bösen Mädchen" und bemitleiden sie auch ein bisschen, so von oben herab und auf der anderen Seite wollen sie auch was von ihnen und das hält sie ihnen [...] auch vor", erzählt SWR1 Musikredakteurin Nina Waßmundt. Neben der Musik hat Donna Summer, wie zum Beispiel auch Madonna, stark für ihre Selbstbestimmung im männerdominierten Musikbusiness gekämpft und damit auch den Weg geebnet für später Künstlerinnen und ist ein echtes Vorbild geworden. Neben Donna Summer waren auch die beiden Pioniere der elektronischen Musik an dem Album beteiligt: Giorgio Moroder und Harold Faltermeyer. Ein Hauptgewinn für ein Album, das natürlich sehr stark durch elektronische Elemente wie Synthesizerrhythmen und -melodien lebt. Der musikalische Weg von Donna Summer beginnt, ähnlich wie auch der von Whitney Houston, im Kindesalter im Kirchenchor. Und schon dort hatte Donna Summer einen "Erweckungsmoment", wie SWR1-Musikredakteurin Nina Waßmundt es im Podcast beschreibt, denn die junge Donna konnte selbst kaum glauben, was für eine gewaltige Stimme da aus ihrem Körper rauskam. Dieser Moment war für Donna Summer höchst emotional. Neben der Gospelmusik aus der Kirche hat Donna Summer aber auch schon früh angefangen, zum Beispiel Musik von Rocksängerin Janis Joplin zu hören und das hört man auch auf ihrem Album "Bad Girls". Einer ihrer ersten professionellen Schritte in der Musik hat in Deutschland stattgefunden, genauer gesagt in München. Dort hat sie als 19-jährige Sängerin im Musical "Hair" gesungen, passenderweise natürlich die Rolle der Donna. Von einem wirklich internationalen Erfolg konnte man bei der deutschen Version von Hair natürlich noch nicht sprechen. Internationale Beachtung gab es dann für Donna Summer erstmal 1975 mit dem verruchten Song "Love to Love You, Baby". __________ Über diese Songs vom Album "Bad Girls" wird im Podcast gesprochen (14:18) – "Hot Stuff" (29:12) – "Bad Girls" (38:25) – "Dim All the Lights" (1:00:13) – "All Through the Light" (1:04:43) – "Our Love" __________ Über diese Songs wird außerdem im Podcast gesprochen (07:16) – "Haare" gesungen von Donna Summer (09:28) – "Love to Love You, Baby" von Donna Summer (10:38) – "I Feel Love" von Donna Summer (36:55) – "Bang Bang" Joe Cuba (43:00) – "Enough is Enough" von Donna Summer und Barbra Streisand (1:07:44) – "Blue Monday” von New Order __________ Shownotes Album Review zu "Bad Girls" aus dem Rolling Stone: http://www.rollingstone.com/artists/donnasummer/albums/album/233978/review/5946581/bad_girls Bildergalerie über Donna Summers Leben: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/gallery/donna-summer-death-career-pictures-326135/6-religion/ Donna Summer auf YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@RealDonnaSummer/featured TAZ-Interview mit Georgio Moroder zu seiner Karriere: https://taz.de/Giorgio-Moroder-ueber-seine-Karriere/!5025680/ Harold Faltermeyer bei SWR1 Leute: https://www.swr.de/swr1/swr1leute/top-gun-axel-f-musiker-harold-faltermeyer-100.html ARD Podcast-Tipp: "Zeitzeichen": https://www.ardaudiothek.de/sendung/wdr-zeitzeichen/33514748/ Die SWR1 Meilensteine über die im Podcast gesprochen wird: https://www.swr.de/swr1/rp/meilensteine-podcast-100.html __________ Ihr wollt mehr Podcasts wie diesen? 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Hallo Freunde heute gibt es eine neue Episode meiner INDIE DANCE The Mix Series.... Diesmal mit Dj & Producer H3ndrik-DJ aus Deutschland Viel Spaß beim hören... Kurt kjergaard... Hello friends Today there is a new episode of my INDIE DANCE The Mix Series.... This time with Dj & Producer H3ndrik DJ from Germany Enjoy It... Kurt kjergaard... Bio It all started in the early 90s with a mixer and 2 turntables, I started my first attempts to mix electronic music together. Musically I was influenced by synth pop acts like Depeche Mode, Visage, Georgio Moroder, New Order and Kraftwerk. It wasn't long before the first official booking came in 1994 at the “Kling Klang” club in Wilhelmshaven. This was followed by various resident clubs, various raves, parades and festivals, mainly in northern Germany, where I was allowed to play regularly for many years with vinyl and later also digitally. Musically, I would describe myself as techhouse, minimal techno, deep / melodic techno with partly house and bigbeat influences. I actively feed my SoundCloud page with a monthly podcast series and also supply various labels worldwide such as Bunte Liebe Records, Hometown Records HN, Deephouse Metropolis, Deep Melodies, Syzygy Podcast from Australia, Vibracion Universal Podcasts from Mexico and many more with fresh sets! For 2 years now I have also been a producer in a duo with my buddy Element3 under the name "SYN3RGY" with releases on "Vorwärts Music" and the fantastic label "Cho-Ku-Reï Records". bookings: hendrik-dj@web.de LINKS https://soundcloud.com/hendrik-dj instagram.com/h3_podcasts_?utm_medium=copy_link Resident @ Streaming Project: Kap Horn 9 instagram.com/kap_horn_9?utm_medium=copy_link Resident Clubs: Werk 2 Oldenburg 
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Schwerelos Club Bremen Pier 2 Bremen Tracklist 1. Batikan Abiz - Naughty Pleasure 2. Motel Sazani - E Ke Keq Aty (Monastetiq RMX) 3. Aladag - Go 4. Neo Human - Galaxy 5. Amount - The Snake 6. Oliver Koletzki - Pleasure of the very first Time 7. Olivier Giacomotto - in the dark 8. Jeremy Olander - Phonox 9. Nihil Young / Aaron Suiss - Skyfall (Darin Epsilon RMX) 10. Karpovich - What you like 11. Pointless Animals - Santa Maria 12. Wailey - Sensation 13. Stephan Zovsky - Zero Zero 14. Rafale Cerato / Far & High - Glory 15. Karol XVII & MB Valence - Waterfall Drops (Guy J RMX) 16. Fraanz - Nagini 17. Clüb de Combat, Rex the Dog - Time Disclaimer: All material on this channel is posted with the explicit consent of the artist/labels and no copyrights are violated in any way. If you are a copyright owner and want your work to be removed from our channel please contact us with a personal message here and we will remove your material right away. Please note that we do not benefit from posting this material and have only the intention to help new and emerging artist to be heard by supporting & promoting podcasts. Thx a lot... Kurt Kjergaard play ☑ like ☑ share with your friends ☑ | THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT |

Get Your Tracks Signed By A Production Music Publisher With Only 2 Hours of Effort https://www.2hourcomposer.com/getsigned With this season's storyline for Miracle Workers: End of Times, the showrunners aimed for an 80s VHS movie vibe, so for Matt, the trick was to find the right kind of synths. He played around with a few different approaches and ultimately landed on the style of Georgio Moroder and John Carpenter. To play up the “junked” aesthetic of the world, he also added some junkyard-type instruments to work along with synths and give the score its unique flavor. TBS's Miracle Workers: End Times, premiering on July 10th and releasing weekly --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/composerclass/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/composerclass/support

Arnar Eggert og Andrea töluðu um plötu vikunnar - Warmland - Modular heart Aðeins talað um Georgio Moroder sem á afmæli í dag NýDönsk - Stundum Peter, Paul & Mary - Blowin in the wind Boygenius - Not strong enough Mannakorn og Ellen Kristjáns - Lifði og dó í Reykjavík Dua Lipa & Elton John - Cold heart Alison Goldfrapp - So hard so hot Blondie - Call me Ierene Cara - What a feeling (Flashdance) Donna Summer - Love to love you baby Donna Summer - Hot stuff Limahl - Never ending story Holy Hrafn & Dr. Vigdís - Reynu bara að ná mér Warmland - Family ANDREA OG ARNAR EGGERT UM WARMLAND Warmland - Juno Daði Freyr - thank you GDRN, Moses Hightower og Friðrik Dór - Getting over you Willie Nelson & Bonnie Raitt - Getting over you Frankie Valli - Can?t take my eyes off you Bee Gees - To love somebody Júlí Heiðar og Kristmundur Axel - Ég er McKinley Dixon - Run, run, run Christine McVie - Songbird The Beatles - Here, there and everywhere Destiny?s Child - Survivor Nia Archives - Conveniency Mick Jagger - Just another night Ívar Bjarklind - Enginn vex anginn Flott - kæri heimur Björk - Big time sensuality Gosi og Salóme Katrín - Tilfinningar Elíza Newman - Icebergs Sigrún Stella - Cricles Kul - Operator Duran Duran - Is there something i should know U2 - Invisible Post Malone - Chemical Wings - Silly love songs Duane Eddy - Mr. Tambourine man Elvis Costello - Veronica

Arnar Eggert og Andrea töluðu um plötu vikunnar - Warmland - Modular heart Aðeins talað um Georgio Moroder sem á afmæli í dag NýDönsk - Stundum Peter, Paul & Mary - Blowin in the wind Boygenius - Not strong enough Mannakorn og Ellen Kristjáns - Lifði og dó í Reykjavík Dua Lipa & Elton John - Cold heart Alison Goldfrapp - So hard so hot Blondie - Call me Ierene Cara - What a feeling (Flashdance) Donna Summer - Love to love you baby Donna Summer - Hot stuff Limahl - Never ending story Holy Hrafn & Dr. Vigdís - Reynu bara að ná mér Warmland - Family ANDREA OG ARNAR EGGERT UM WARMLAND Warmland - Juno Daði Freyr - thank you GDRN, Moses Hightower og Friðrik Dór - Getting over you Willie Nelson & Bonnie Raitt - Getting over you Frankie Valli - Can?t take my eyes off you Bee Gees - To love somebody Júlí Heiðar og Kristmundur Axel - Ég er McKinley Dixon - Run, run, run Christine McVie - Songbird The Beatles - Here, there and everywhere Destiny?s Child - Survivor Nia Archives - Conveniency Mick Jagger - Just another night Ívar Bjarklind - Enginn vex anginn Flott - kæri heimur Björk - Big time sensuality Gosi og Salóme Katrín - Tilfinningar Elíza Newman - Icebergs Sigrún Stella - Cricles Kul - Operator Duran Duran - Is there something i should know U2 - Invisible Post Malone - Chemical Wings - Silly love songs Duane Eddy - Mr. Tambourine man Elvis Costello - Veronica

With the current release of Justin Hurwitz's new score for 'Babylon' in cinemas, Matthew Sweet looks at the theme of decadence in the movies through examples of its music. The programme includes notes by Debbie Wiseman for 'Wilde', Jen Anderson for 'Pandora's Box'; 'Caligula' by Bruno Nicolai, Nino Rota's 'La Dolce Vita', Jonny Greenwood's 'Inherent Vice' and Dustin O'Halloran's 'Marie Antoinette'. Philippe Sarde scores with 'La Grande Bouffe' and Craig Armstrong with 'The Great Gatsby'. The programme also features music by John Barry and Georgio Moroder, and the Classic Score of the week is Jerry Goldsmith's 'LA Confidential'. To round things off, a decadent helping of 'Babylon'.

Terri Nunn of Berlin discusses the rare and collectable vinyl of her career, growing up in LA, early punk scene, her multiple hits as well as the global #1 smash "Take My Breath Away", auditioning for Star Wars & much more! Topics include: Terri's record collection Terri's family owned a few record stores Well known customers who shopped there Hiding records from the public shoppers Growing up in LA, wanting to entertain Social issues with entertainers Records and performers who inspired Terri Discovering the punk community Getting into Electronic Music 1st album is all Prophet V and TR-808 Memories of making “A Matter of Time” private press single “Pleasure Victim” initially on MAO Records Moving from Enigma to Geffen Memories of working w David Geffen The pressure going into “Love Life” Challenges with Terri being focal point of band Working w Georgio Moroder on Top Gun theme Recording of “Take My Breath Away” Life changes after having a global #1 hit John rejoining band and communicating about prior challenges The collectable records of Berlin & Terri's career Terri's involvement in cover art, videos The concept of cover of “Pleasure Victim” Terri's “Star Wars” audition Berlin's “Strings Attached” vinyl Interview wrap up Berlin's "Strings Attached" on vinyl here. High-resolution & Commercial Free version of this interview available at: www.Patreon.com/VinylGuide Listen on Apple: https://apple.co/2Y6ORU0 Listen on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/36qhlc8 Follow our Podcast: https://linktr.ee/vinylguide Facebook: www.Facebook.com/VinylGuide Instagram: www.Instagram.com/VinylGuide Support our show: www.Patreon.com/VinylGuide If you like records, just starting a collection or are an uber-nerd with a house-full of vinyl, this is the podcast for you. Nate Goyer is The Vinyl Guide and discusses all things music and record-related

This week on our weekly interview podcast, a wide-ranging interview with Clem Burke of Blondie. He joins us to discuss the band's early years, interactions with luminaries like Robert Fripp and Georgio Moroder, the fashion forward cultural shift, disco, and Numero Group's monumental box set collection: Blondie: Against The Odds 1974-1982. A game conversationalist, Burke brings a quick wit and sharp intellect to this chat, which traces the group's evolution, early days, and his work as a case study documenting the physical condition of drummers. Thanks for checking out Transmissions. If you dig the show, please consider leaving a five star rating or a review—or just forwarding your favorite episodes to a friend. We're a part of the Talkhouse Podcast Network. Next week on the show: Joe Rainey.

Kevin Coral is not only a member of Future Children, he also probably has recorded one or more of your favorite bands. He’s also a wealth of musical knowledge and exploitation cinema. This was a fun one! We put some love on Donna Summer, The Box Tops, Big Star, Ennio Morricone, Delia Derbyshire, Arthur Verocai, […]

R&B: inicios y evolución del Funk y la música Disco: James Brown, Sly & The Family Stone, Stevie Wonder, Barry White, Gloria Gaynor, Chaka Khan, Donna Sammer, Georgio Moroder, Nile Rodgers, The Weeknd, Dua Lipa y Miley Cyrus. Con Estefi y Adriel www.igwanradio.com.ar

La casquette de CEO, vient souvent avec la baguette de chef d'orchestre et les responsabilités qui vont avec. Tanguy Touffut, cofondateur de Descartes Underwriting se confie sur la difficulté de décrocher même pendant les promenades en famille le dimanche, sur la gestion des tensions. Quand on évoque sa vie de papa, ce qui vient à l'esprit de Tanguy c'est la place des femmes dans le monde entrepreneurial. Lui qui est à tête de l'un des nouveaux lauréats du Next 40, recommande bien souvent aux femmes entrepreneures d'être coaché par une femme car “avoir des repères masculins ça ne suffit pas”. L'occasion aussi pour notre invité de porter son coup de projecteur sur Marieme Ba, une entrepreneure dans la microassurance en Afrique que nous aurons plaisir à accueillir pour son épisode au micro de 40 nuances de Sista. Tanguy aurait rêvé d'être un homme de science mais c'est sur les bancs d'HEC qu'il prépare sa carrière. Pourtant, Descartes Underwriting c'est une entreprise qui base son produit sur la science & les algorithmes, alors Tanguy à su s'entourer de personnes qui sont “plus intelligentes que moi”. L'une des claques de sa vie ? La rencontre avec celui qui deviendra son associé “Il y a des rencontres où tu te dis “Waouh, la vache!””. En bonus, à l'image du podcast Cash Out, Georgio Moroder et les Daft Punk s'invitent dans les studios. A ne surtout pas manquer ! A vos écouteurs

Chose promise, chose due, aujourd'hui on découvre l'homme derrière l'entreprise. La casquette de CEO, vient souvent avec la baguette de chef d'orchestre et les responsabilités qui vont avec. Tanguy Touffut, cofondateur de Descartes Underwriting se confie sur la difficulté de décrocher même pendant les promenades en famille le dimanche, sur la gestion des tensions. Quand on évoque sa vie de papa, ce qui vient à l'esprit de Tanguy c'est la place des femmes dans le monde entrepreneurial. Lui qui est à tête de l'un des nouveaux lauréats du Next 40, recommande bien souvent aux femmes entrepreneures d'être coaché par une femme car “avoir des repères masculins ça ne suffit pas”. L'occasion aussi pour notre invité de porter son coup de projecteur sur Marieme Ba, une entrepreneure dans la microassurance en Afrique que nous aurons plaisir à accueillir pour son épisode au micro de 40 nuances de Sista. Tanguy aurait rêvé d'être un homme de science mais c'est sur les bancs d'HEC qu'il prépare sa carrière. Pourtant, Descartes Underwriting c'est une entreprise qui base son produit sur la science & les algorithmes, alors Tanguy à su s'entourer de personnes qui sont “plus intelligentes que moi”. L'une des claques de sa vie ? La rencontre avec celui qui deviendra son associé “Il y a des rencontres où tu te dis “Waouh, la vache!””. En bonus, à l'image du podcast Cash Out, Georgio Moroder et les Daft Punk s'invitent dans les studios. A ne surtout pas manquer ! A vos écouteurs

Episode 16: 12" MixeWir klären in dieser Folge ein für alle Mal:Wann wurden 12" Mixe erfunden?Was ist die meistverkaufteste 12" Vinyl aller Zeiten?Warum klingen 12" Maxis besser als 7" Singles?Welche Bands haben die besten 12" Mixe gemacht?Weswegen haben DJs 12" Versionen geliebt?Wie immer ein paar Fun Facts zur Folge:Donna Summer lebte von 1968 bis 1976 in Deutschland, ihre stilprägenden Hits Love to love you baby und I feel love wurden in den Münchner Musicland Studios von Georgio Moroder aufgenommen.Der Split mix von Never let me down again war die letzte Maxi, die Depeche Mode selbst produziert hat.Die EP Nochmal könnt ihr hier anhören, kaufen oder streamen:Bandcamp: Hier zahlt ihr am wenigsten und wir bekommen trotzdem am meisten Geld pro verkaufter EP: https://purwienkowa.bandcamp.comItunes: https://apple.co/3FED3uqAmazon: https://amzn.to/3oWRWBNSpotify: https://spoti.fi/3DT5IM2LinksPodcasts: https://disko80.buzzsprout.comRSS-Feed: https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/1754816.rssHomepage: http://www.purwienundkowa.comMusik von Purwien & Kowa: https://purwienkowa.bandcamp.comBücher von Purwien & Kowa: https://amzn.to/2W9Ftj8Spotify-Playlist Folge 16: https://spoti.fi/2ZnXg8l

This is the music free version of Reel 2 of the podcast. For those of you who use Spotify, you can find the other version of the episode there, featuring some of the film scores and songs from movies that we discussed. The Adamsons bring you another Big Conversation in this second reel of their monthly film magazine podcast. This month we're discussing music in film. Starting with the composers who have soundtracked our greatest moments in film, from leading composers over the last few decades such as John Williams, Hans Zimmer and Ennio Morricone, we look at how film scores have evolved over time. This includes the innovations of pod favourite John Carpenter, the rise of new modern styles of composing in the 80s from the likes of Georgio Moroder and Michael Kamen, through to the new breed of composers such as Nordic tyros Ludwig Goransson and Hildur Gudnodottir and rock musicians who've turned to scoring films like Trent Reznor and Jonny Greenwood. We also look at classic film soundtracks that use rock and pop songs to enliven key scenes, from Trainspotting to Goodfellas and the mighty Saturday Night Fever, and the art of the Needle Drop when the perfect song meets the perfect film moment.

Duran Duran está celebrando 40 años, una carrera sólida, un sonido único, muchísimos hits y una nueva producción discográfica que se llama "Future, Past". Nick Rhodes, tecladista de la banda, platicó del nuevo álbum y de otros personajes como: David Bowie, Georgio Moroder, la Princesa Diana, Mick Jagger, Tina Turner y Andy Warhol. Nick tiene una afición por la fotografía y a documentado al grupo pero ¿cuál es la foto que considera su más grande tesoro? Todo esto y un viaje musical con sus canciones más representativas... Ponte cómodo y disfruta de este especial que quedó de colección. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lucila-zetina1/message

The Age of Aquarius/Let The Sunshine In (Also known as The Flesh Failures) Music by Galt MacDermot; lyrics by Gerome Ragni and James Rado From Peter Lawford to Georgio Moroder, just about every singer had taken this anthem of flower power and tried to make it their own. From the Tony-nominated Broadway musical "Hair", you couldn't swing a love bead without bumping into a version of this song when it came out. It summed up the era succinctly, simply, and inoffensively. If you're of a certain age, it will send chills down your spine as you recall a very brief time where The Man was on his heels for once. It made #1 for The 5th Dimension and has been covered over 70 times, which isn't much compared to Yesterday or Summertime, but you have to understand that all those versions were grouped into two years, basically.    Bert Tenzer (with Kings Road) (1969) VERY bad voice-overs of actors pretending to belong to that generation. Old voice-over pros either paying tribute or making fun. We shall never know.  Andy Williams/The Osmonds (1969) Andy Williams was old showbiz but I love the fact that he tried everything. Including Claudine Longet. I really love Andy Williams. He was daring and cool.  Diana Ross and the Supremes (1969) Englebert Humperdinck (1969) Donna Gaines, AKA Donna Summer/Original German Cast of “Hair” - Wassermann (Aquarius) (1968) Johnny Mathis (1969) You hear him most during the holiday season. Then he goes away! Melba Moore (1970) My second-favorite version. God damn, she sings it. One of the few versions here that tried to reinvent and recontextualize.  Peter Lawford (1969) Yes, the designated driver in the Rat Pack.  Raphael (Live) (1980) Ray Conniff And The Singers (1969) The Ventures (Instrumental) (1969) Tony Martin (1969) My favorite version. Discogs: Tony Martin (Alvin Morris) had enjoyed a long and illustrious career as a star of stage, screen, and shellac (his first national hits for Decca came before the Second World War!), scoring international Top Ten singles in the Forties and Fifties along the lines of his rendition of Stranger in Paradise, overshadowed in the wake of Tony Bennett's competing version. But by the time Tony pitched up at Motown, he had had no hits for eight years, and his film career had long since hit the skids. Ethel y Los Drakers - Siempre Brilla El Sol (Spanish) (1971) Jennifer (Warnes) (1969) Yes, the same gal that sang "Right Time of the Night" and "I Had the Time of My Life" with Bill Medley. If you look close, she's singing backing vocals during the Roy Orbison "Black and White" concert.  Galt MacDermot (1968) Julien Clerc (French) (1969) Light My Fire  The Doors  Again, a ubiquitous cover song which appeared in every singer's set-list at that time. Provocative enough for the young, melodic and simple enough for the more seasoned entertainer. One more thing: The Doors were an amazing band when it came to producing singles. Their albums are sometimes embarrassingly naive and treacly, sort of like The Moody Blues or Three Dog Night. But those singles, whew boy, they were good.  Stevie Wonder (1969) This is a great version. Listen to the king of soul bassists, James Jamerson, eviscerate all that came before him.  The Free Design (1971) This album is in my hall of fame for GREAT albums I could listen to over and over and find new things. Albums I discovered since I started this old show. Everything, from the production to the harmonies to the amazing upside-down covers. I am trying to get my hands on Chris Dedrick's solo record "Be Free". Soon. Maybe my birthday? Come on, now. Anyhow, this I put up there with Syreeta's records with Stevie, The United States of America, The Seeds of Love, all of them. The peak of the concept, along with There Is A Song (1972). And no one bought them!! If you like Sunshine Pop, this is the stuff. Better than The Mamas and the Papas. To my ears, by far. Listen to how low the Dedrick sisters are asked to sing. I love women in the lower register. I am a huge fan of all the Dedricks.  And that's Billy Cobham on drums!  Bob Thiele and his New Happy Times Orchestra with Gabor Szabo (1967) Clarence Carter (w/Duane Allman) (1967) Rhetta Hughes (1968) Shirley Bassey (1970) Also extremely very good. She is perhaps best known for having done the vocals on the theme tunes to three films in the popular British espionage film franchise James Bond. Woody Herman Orchestra (1969) Another cool version, this one by the Woody Herman Orchestra. Herman had been recording since the Big Band era. Fans of Frank Zappa will recognize the name Sal Marquez, who played trumpet solo #1.  Amii Stewart (1979) Chet Atkins (1968) Even though he made his bones as a session player/producer, Chet was surprisingly open to doing modern songs by pop artists, to his credit. Like my friend Andy Williams.  Minnie Ripperton/Jose Feliciano (1979) Os Baobas (AKA The Bubbles) (1968) The Soul Merchants (1968) The Lettermen (1968) This album made it to #43 on Billboard.  The Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band (1969) Al Green (1971)

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The third part of the legendary series "the World's Greatest Ballads Megamix", 42 legendary ballads in one Megamix Третья часть легендарной серии "The World's Greatest Ballads Megamix", 42 легендарные баллады в одном мегамиксе 1. Tory Amos – Crusity 2. George Michael & With Mary J Blige - As 3. Julio Iglesias & Dyana Ross - All Of You 4. Whitney Houston & Enrique Iglesias - Could I Have This Kiss Forever 5. Tityo - Come Along 6. Garbage - The World Is Not Enough 7. Phil Collins - You`ll Be In My Heart 8. Michael Bolton - Sad I Love You...But I Lied 9. Shade - King Of Sorrow 10. Joe Cocker - My Father`s Son 11. Janet Jackson - Doesn`t Really Matter 12. Robbie Williams – Strong 13. Mark Antony - You Song To Me 14. Lenny Kravitz - I Belong To You 15. Cher - Dove L`amore 16. Robbie Williams – Supreme 17. Celine Dion - Falling Into You 18. Daniel Lavoie - Ils S`ament 19. Enigma – Sadeness 20. Gregorian - Moment of Peace 21. Chris Rea - King Of The Beach 22. Degrees - Stay The Night 23. Sarah Brightman - Deliver Me 24. Roxette - I Wish I Could Fly 25. Georgio Moroder & Joe Esposito - Lady, Lady 26. Emillia - Big Big World 27. Craig David - 7 Days 28. Morcheeba - World Looking It 29. Fool`s Garden - In The Name 30. Lene Marlin - Unforgivable & Sinner 31. Cardigans - Erase Rewind 32. Madonna - Don`t Tell Me 33. Britney Spears - Born To Make You Happy 34. Dido - Here With Me 35. Andreas Johnson – Glorious 36. N`sync - This I Promise You 37. Eurythmics - Miracle Of Love 38. Adriano Celentano – Ya Tebja Ljublju 39. Celine Dion - That`s The Way It Is 40. Lionel Richie - Tender Heart 41. Reamon - Super Girl 42. Alex Clare - Too Close

The third part of the legendary series "the World's Greatest Ballads Megamix", 42 legendary ballads in one Megamix Третья часть легендарной серии "The World's Greatest Ballads Megamix", 42 легендарные баллады в одном мегамиксе 1. Tory Amos – Crusity 2. George Michael & With Mary J Blige - As 3. Julio Iglesias & Dyana Ross - All Of You 4. Whitney Houston & Enrique Iglesias - Could I Have This Kiss Forever 5. Tityo - Come Along 6. Garbage - The World Is Not Enough 7. Phil Collins - You`ll Be In My Heart 8. Michael Bolton - Sad I Love You...But I Lied 9. Shade - King Of Sorrow 10. Joe Cocker - My Father`s Son 11. Janet Jackson - Doesn`t Really Matter 12. Robbie Williams – Strong 13. Mark Antony - You Song To Me 14. Lenny Kravitz - I Belong To You 15. Cher - Dove L`amore 16. Robbie Williams – Supreme 17. Celine Dion - Falling Into You 18. Daniel Lavoie - Ils S`ament 19. Enigma – Sadeness 20. Gregorian - Moment of Peace 21. Chris Rea - King Of The Beach 22. Degrees - Stay The Night 23. Sarah Brightman - Deliver Me 24. Roxette - I Wish I Could Fly 25. Georgio Moroder & Joe Esposito - Lady, Lady 26. Emillia - Big Big World 27. Craig David - 7 Days 28. Morcheeba - World Looking It 29. Fool`s Garden - In The Name 30. Lene Marlin - Unforgivable & Sinner 31. Cardigans - Erase Rewind 32. Madonna - Don`t Tell Me 33. Britney Spears - Born To Make You Happy 34. Dido - Here With Me 35. Andreas Johnson – Glorious 36. N`sync - This I Promise You 37. Eurythmics - Miracle Of Love 38. Adriano Celentano – Ya Tebja Ljublju 39. Celine Dion - That`s The Way It Is 40. Lionel Richie - Tender Heart 41. Reamon - Super Girl 42. Alex Clare - Too Close

We talk Glastonbury headliners, Georgio Moroder, and Kate Winslett who plays a Lesbian (or does she?!) We also discuss dating… should you serve a date a meal when they come to your home for the first time? We also discover a new Madonna remixer, and hear about what David Austin has planned for George Michael’s legacy.

We talk Glastonbury headliners, Georgio Moroder, and Kate Winslett who plays Lesbian (or does she?!) We also discuss dating… should you serve a date a meal when they come to your home for the first time? We also discover a new Madonna remixer, and hear about what David Austin has planned for George Michael’s legacy Remember you can see plenty more at www.facebook.com/NDebzOfficial and also @ThisisNDebz on Twitter. If you'd like to get in touch with the show you can email us via thisisNDebz@gmail.com or message us via our Facebook page.

Learn all about the "futuristic" hit song "I Feel Love" by Donna Summer, the Queen of Disco. Produced by the Father of Disco, Georgio Moroder, find out how disco became electronic dance music in this meaty edition of RepeatOne. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/repeatone/message

Skinny Dippin;' in the Oil '0' Joy indeed, brothers and sisters...this weeks journey promises nothing but hopefully delivers goodness from the Purple Grotto! Every 2nd Saturday of every month I take my traveling monkeys, records, cd's and sometimes 78's on the road to fleece unsuspecting record collectors out of their hard earned moolah....actually I provide quality records and "satisfaction guaranteed" returns, etc. This week on the DRRShow we have some cool s**t to lay on your lobes.... Set 1: Opening Salvo.... Georgio [Moroder] starts off the show with a 45 rpm on the HANSA [Europe] DUNHILL [USA] label....a killer snotfest recorded in 1972 but sounding more like 1965..."Watch Your Step" Link Wray proves once again that he's the king of all things that crunch with "The Wild One". The Linkster never fails to deliver....The West Coast Pop Art & Experimental Band from their 1st Warners LP and one of my favorites "Shifting Sands". The 5 Royals wrap up the 1st set with a killer R&B number "Say It" from Sid Nathan's King Records 1957. Set 2: Yes from their 1st LP and what is considered "the Peter Banks Era" with a Beatles cover: "Every Little Things She Does"...I have to be honest I dig the 1st 2 LP's Waaaay better than what came after but it's like another band after the 2nd so I dig those also...Bob Brozman a true "wizard of the strings" [not taking anything away from Roy Smeck] kills with "Hilo March" which always gets me "Dancing Barefoot" by NJ's own Feelies. Once only available on a flexi from the Bob Magazine, "Barefoot" can be had on CD if you look for it. I went to turntable #1 and dropped on the 2nd FREE LP...."I'll Be Creeping" from Island / A&M records to round off the halfway point of the show. Set 3: We "Hilo March" back to Hawaii where our friends 7th Order call homebase these days for a special offer:...…..If you email: info@7thorder.com and mention that you heard it on the Dangerous R&R Show, Daniel will send a link to download "The Lake Of Memory" CD which has the great Martin Pugh playing on some if not all the cuts. Tell Daniel I said "A hui hou". Yes makes an appearance again this time from their 2nd LP with another cover song "No Opportunity Necessary, No Experience Needed" a Richie Havens song from one of his better LP's "Something Else Again". The brits are on fire so I'm goin' along for the ride...Tramline with a cover of Stephen Still's "R&R Woman". Did I say "killlller?" How about the Buff Springfield themselves with the opening track from BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD AGAIN....Mr. Soul. A Neil Young song that I still listen to today. I got this track off the brand new Buffalo Springfield Boxset / Vinyl.....RECOMMENDED! We’ll end this weeks show with a rarity from the U.K...Andwella’s Dream from their first LP called Love and Poetry with a classic “Felix”...... Thanks for listening / streaming and I'll be back next week.....

Final part of the backstage antics during the Totally 80s tour across Australia last winter. Limahl has a drink and tells us what it was like working with Georgio Moroder to produce the song Never Ending Story. In fact let’s all have a few drinks and meet everyone backstage. In this show you will hear... The post Totally 80s Tour, Part 3 – Limahl appeared first on Planet Maynard.

Final part of the backstage antics during the Totally 80s tour across Australia last winter. Limahl has a drink and tells us what it was like working with Georgio Moroder to produce the song Never Ending Story. In fact let’s all have a few drinks and meet everyone backstage. In this show you will hear... The post Totally 80s Tour, Part 3 – Limahl appeared first on Planet Maynard.

Summer Mix including Melanie C, Lika Morgan, Lady Gaga, Cazzette, Georgio Moroder, Jonas Blue, Snakehip and more.

Luke Jaconetti and Chris Honeywell switch it up, and instead of a treasured oldie, they talk about an INSTANT CLASSIC - Daft Punk's Grammy© winning album - RANDOM ACCESS MEMORIES! Find out why such a recent release in the digital age feels like a good, old fashioned RECORD ALBUM! The mix is FURTHER SWEETENED when NILE RODGERS, PAUL WILLIAMS, PHARRELL WILLIAMS and GEORGIO MORODER are tossed in! Listen and GET LUCKY!Feedback for this show can be sent to: twotruefreaks@gmail.com

Luke Jaconetti and Chris Honeywell switch it up, and instead of a treasured oldie, they talk about an INSTANT CLASSIC - Daft Punk's Grammy© winning album - RANDOM ACCESS MEMORIES! Find out why such a recent release in the digital age feels like a good, old fashioned RECORD ALBUM! The mix is FURTHER SWEETENED when NILE RODGERS, PAUL WILLIAMS, PHARRELL WILLIAMS and GEORGIO MORODER are tossed in! Listen and GET LUCKY!Feedback for this show can be sent to: twotruefreaks@gmail.com

Rachel Cooke reviews Tate Britain's exhibition Lowry and the Painting of Modern Life; Writer Jonathan Dee discusses his latest work, A Thousand Pardons; Disco legend Giorgio Moroder in a rare interview, in which he reflects on his rise to fame and his recent comeback with Daft Punk; the pianist Mitsuko Uchida selects Piero della Francesca's Resurrection for Cultural Exchange; Peter Bowker and Patrick Spence reflect on the best and the worst notes screenwriters receive; as George Osborne announced a 7% cut in the Department of Culture, Media and Sport's budget, Janet Street-Porter, Norman Lebrecht and Richard Mantle suggest cost-saving solutions; Actress Marianne Jean-Baptiste nominates Miles Davis's album Kind of Blue for Cultural Exchange.

Old songs, particularly the good ones, have a way of hanging around. Catchy "hooks" become the basis for a whole new song, as you'll hear in several of these tracks. Then again, the original versions of other were so popular, or so tapped into the zeitgeist, they've become ingrained in every generation to come after them. And then there are the classics, the songs we've been singing for decades, so they remain a part of the current consciousness, but unless given a "freshening," would be unpalatable on a club floor. It's the cycle of things; songs come, songs go, and some songs come back for a second, third, fourth, and more, round. In this go round, you'll find songs from George Michael; LIPPS, Inc.; Chic; Mike Oldfield (a name you may never have expected to hear in conjunction with a dance set); Faithless, Darude, Georgio Moroder, Stars on 45 (Yes! Stars on 45, can you believe it?); the Michael Zager Band; Everything But the Girl; Diana Ross; Aretha Franklin, and even Elvis. As I picked these tracks, I kept smiling and flashing back to the first time I'd heard them (yeah, I'm that old). It's been a fun walk down memory lane for me, and an even more fun notion thinking of how I'll drop each of these into a live set. Why? Well, not only because I can, but really, because they're that good and that fun! So, here you go, a collection of new remixes of some great songs dating back over the past 30 years, proving once again, that Everything Old is New Again!

Warning! Excessive beats per minute on this ride. Extreme dancing, movement, and increased heart rate may occur. If you are pregnant, hard of hearing, have high blood pressure or a heart condition then you are advised not to press play. It's been a while since the energy level has been this high on one of my podcasts. At about 30 minutes in it reaches 140 BPM (beats per minute). Usually it's between 128-130. It's SO good. Are you a lunatic superstar? Find out. Enjoy! Track List (55:15): Shine Like A Superstar (7th Heaven Club Mix) - DJ Elle: I remember listening to the original a few months back and thinking it was trash. But 80's band 7th Heaven, now turned producer/remixer have pumped out a fun house vocal. Lunatic (Club Mix) - The Disco Boys: German DJ/producers, The Disco Boys, create a future disco tune by sampling Gazebo’s 1986 tune “Lunatic”. The original was a top ten hit in Italy, Germany, the Netherlands, Austria and Switzerland. View the original music video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BwrxK6ogxhc Bodies (Cahill Refix) - Robbie Williams: The fun continues with always reliable Cahill with Robbie's #2 UK hit. "All we’ve ever wanted, Is to look good naked, Hope that someone can take it, God save me rejection, From my reflection, I want perfection" Counting Down The Days (Original Extended Vocal) - Sunfreakz feat. Andrea Britton: One of my fave tunes from 2007 that just needed to be brushed off. "Been around, now I found, I was walking on the wrong track yeah, Took my time, I was fine, I was looking for you, Lost my way, for the day, got my ticket, now I'm right back, Here to stay, it's okay, now I'm walking with you" Knock You Out (Original Mix) - Tiesto feat. Emily Haines: Emily is the lead vocalist from the indie rock band Metric. Check out the fab 3M remix of Metric's Gimme Sympathy on my previous podcast "Happiness Happening". Knock You Out is from Tiesto's new album Kaleidoscope. "Somebody to rough you up, Somebody to make it tough, Somebody to bait you, Somebody to love, But wait…" Home (Paul Van Dyk Club Mix) - Paul Van Dyk Feat. Johnny Mcdaid: Johnny is the former singer of the British cult band VEGA4. Home seems to meld the lyrical rock with the electronic. Good stuff. Paul Van Dyk remarked at an August Central Park performance that the song was about New York City. Hmmm. "They fashion streets out of the rock, Struck up statues to their gods, amen" Just Say Yes (Thin White Duke Mix) - Snow Patrol: Rock band Snow Patrol on my podcast? Stuart Price aka the Thin White Duke (Madonna/Confessions) takes the band onto the dance floor. Just say yes! Papillon (Tiesto Remix) - Editors: Wow! This song grows on you. It may become one of my faves of the year. Tiesto turned it out and reaffirmed why I loved him years ago. "Darling, just don't put down your guns yet. if there really was a God here, He'd have raised a hand by now. It kicks like a sleep twitch!" Give Me Love (Original Mix) - Coburn: My classic tune of this episode. This song never seems to get old. Lyrically it always reminds me of an old Georgio Moroder song. Bad Romance (Grum Mix) (Kerry John Poynter's Extended Revenge Edit)  - Lady GaGa: Hot off the success of Paparazzi, Lady "sounds like baby food" Gaga kicks out a batch of new tunes. Skip the original and the formulaic sounding Bimbo Jones mix. Grum serves up a tasty 80's fusion sound. Love!