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This month's second part of the monthly new release series is bookended by a pair of…well, let's be honest…pretty bizarre cover albums. The first set contains tracks from the “new” duets album by Glen Campbell. How can it be new when he's been dead since 2017? Well, in 2011 he released an album, Ghost On the Canvas (his 61st!), that featured his versions of songs by artists you would never think he'd even acknowledge. For this new one, Glen Campbell Duets: Ghost on the Canvas Sessions, the producers have brought in other artists to add their vocals. I just couldn't stomach the idea of Sting singing a Paul Westerberg song, so I went with a couple of different tracks. How did Exene and John Doe from X end up on “Any Trouble”? And does anyone really believe that country star Eric Church has even heard of Guided By Voices? It just doesn't seem possibe. As if that's not crazy enough, the last main set of the show features a handful of tracks from a new tribute album released by Cleopatra Records. Punk Floyd – A Tribute To Pink Floyd features exactly what the title says – punk bands covering tunes […]

This month’s second part of the monthly new release series is bookended by a pair of…well, let’s be honest…pretty bizarre cover albums. The first set contains tracks from the “new” duets album by Glen Campbell. How can it be new when he’s been dead since 2017? Well, in 2011 he released an album, Ghost On the Canvas (his 61st!), that featured his versions of songs by artists you would never think he’d even acknowledge. For this new one, Glen Campbell Duets: Ghost on the Canvas Sessions, the producers have brought in other artists to add their vocals. I just couldn’t stomach the idea of Sting singing a Paul Westerberg song, so I went with a couple of different tracks. How did Exene and John Doe from X end up on “Any Trouble”? And does anyone really believe that country star Eric Church has even heard of Guided By Voices? It just doesn’t seem possibe. As if that’s not crazy enough, the last main set of the show features a handful of tracks from a new tribute album released by Cleopatra Records. Punk Floyd – A Tribute To Pink Floyd features exactly what the title says – punk bands covering tunes […]

The Ghost Furnace Podcast Episode 19 "You Look Like You've Seen a Ghost" On this episode we welcome back Brian who shares with us stories of his time spent working in a location over many years with lots of activity. Everything from footsteps, malfunctioning equipment to apparitions.  If you have a story of ghosts, cryptids, ufo's or anything paranormal, we would love to hear from you. You can find us on facebook and instagram or send us an email at theghostfurnacepodcast@gmail.com

Welcome to the Five Song Mixtape! This week we discuss the mixtape titled "Put The Cunt Back in Country (A Cowpunk Journey)." by Devin. You can find the playlist by following our account on Spotify @FiveSongMixtape or you can find us on Instagram @FiveSongMixtape. We would love to hear your thoughts on the playlist and please give us a rating via iTunes to help spread the word! "Put The Cunt Back in Country (A Cowpunk Journey)." by Devin."Always There Never Here” by Blood on the Saddle “Dick In Dixie” by Hank Williams 3“Ghost On the Highway” The Gun Club “Mmf Blues” by Angry Johnny and the Killbillies “Fuck Up” by Sarah Shook and the Disarmers We hope you enjoy! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The men have moved out of mom and dad’s and have entered a whole new.... Neighborhood? That’s right, no longer in their comfort zone. The first song up is very scary as it is called Ghost On the Dance Floor, but before that they discussed the new Vin Diesel song, and after that they watched The Cat In The Hat with Mike Myers from 2003. No one else on this commentary, just Mike & Trace

You can listen to Supertramp’s Breakfast In America on: Apple Music Spotify Or purchase Breakfast In America on: Amazon Music I Spy book series by Scholastic Breakfast in America chart position data Supertramp discography leading up to Breakfast In America: Supertramp (1970) Indelibly Stamped (1971) Crime of the Century (1974) Crisis? What Crisis? (1975) Even in the Quietest Moments… (1977) Hello Internet High-level Supertramp biography from AllMusic.com Wurlitzer keyboard Calvin and Hobbes’ “Chocolate Frosted Sugar Bombs” (the beanie arc) Learn about Muzak, listen to Muzak, become one with Muzak Sturgill Simpson’s “Call To Arms” Lord Huron’s “Ghost On the Shore” Similar, but different Supertramp’s “Child Of Vision” compared to Gorillaz’s “Empire Ants” ft. Little Dragon Blondie’s “Heart Of Glass” compared to Arcade Fire’s “Sprawl II (Mountains Byeond Mountains”) Arcade Fire & Debbie Harry of Blondie performing “Heart Of Glass” together then gracefully segueing into “Sprawl II” in Coachella 2014 Gym Class Heroes’ “Cupid’s Chokehold” ft. Patrick Stump References Q: Was the goal going into the sessions to create the kind of record that could be that sort of huge commercial breakthrough for you? A: Well, you know, it was no different to other albums. I was usually the one who chose the songs and tried to create the best 40-minute listening experience. With “Crime of the Century,” it was a much more introverted kind of deep. I don’t know what to call it. It was an introspective journey, maybe. And then with “Breakfast in America,” Rick (Davies), the other songwriter, we wrote separately, and I had to really look at what songs he had and he wasn’t as prolific as I was. I’ve always had 40 or 50 songs in my pocket to choose from. And so, I kind of saw what he had written and then kind of dipped into my bag and chose the songs that matched his and created the best kind of listening journey. ‘Cause that’s how I viewed it. It wasn’t, “What’s the hit on this album?” The song “Breakfast in America,” I wrote that 12 years before I chose it. But it felt like “OK, this is the collection of songs that this song might belong on.” So we included it. And obviously it was a great album title so we chose that. Q: What was the appeal for you of leaving England for America? What brought you over? A: I loved America as a whole but when I landed in California, I thought I’d died and gone to heaven. I was raised in England. I’d been in England for 23 years. And I was really a young, confused man who really needed to kind of reinvent himself. I was doing a lot of experimenting. I’d become a vegetarian. I was looking into spiritual things. And that was not in vogue in England at the time. So it was very hard for me to be either, a vegetarian or interested in spiritual things. But I landed in California and there was a health food store on every corner. It was like “Wow.” Everyone spoke my language. I just loved it. The space and the weather. For a very introverted Englishman, it was wonderful. It was very medicinal. And I kind of started to reinvent myself and reawaken sides of me that had been dormant up until that point. “Interview: Roger Hodgson of Supertramp looks back on ‘Breakfast in America’”, azcentral “In three days with the band, I don’t think I saw Davies and Hodgson converse once, other than to exchange courteous greetings.” Harry Doherty in The Supertramp Book, by Martin Melhuish Art ♫︎

Email - MusicLicensingPodcast@Gmail.com IG - @fulfordnewsnetwork 1) The Ghost - On and On 2) The Cars - Moving in Stereo 3) Frodus - The Awesome Machine 4) Prefab Sprout - The King Of Rock N' Roll 5) Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds - Sweetheart Come 6) Scanners - Violence Is Golden 7) At The Drive In - Napoleon Solo 8) Leonard Cohen - Happens To The Heart 9) The Pogues - Paid Of Brown Eyes 10) Complesso Enalistico (recorded by Alan Lomax) - Zumba Lariula

Kitsie and Nick are in their respective podcast dungeons bringing you the creepy and the Cryptids. For Paranormal in the news stories of Papa Legba allegedly drawing a Virginia Teen to Christopher Maloney's Haunted House for sale! This weeks stories are the South Shields Poltergeist and Nick goes in full on the story of Zana, the only domesticated Sasquatch in history.Yep, you read that right. And an amazing listener story from Jane. Be sure to rate review and subscribe where ever you're listening right now. Weird is the new cool & Ghost On!

Ep2-Honeygold Records Presents: The Hive Podcast, Episode 2: The Charles Manson’s Ghost- On this episode of "The Hive", you get to meet our eclectic group of guys who discuss everything from music projects, ghost stories & strange places to sleep . (with maybe a little bit of music talk thrown in there somewhere.) Ultimately, the idea is to give you glimpse of who we are, our back grounds and why we have formed this community to help create and promote quality art. Rate and Subscribe! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thehivepodcast/support

Brian Koppelman sits down with singer-songwriter Slaid Cleaves to discuss his origins, influences, and where his music comes from. Slaid performs two songs, "Cry" from the albums Everything You Love Will Be Taken Away and Sorrow & Smoke: Live at the Horseshoe Lounge and the new song "Already Gone" from Ghost On the Car Radio. The Moment is brought to you by Showstopper, a new podcast from Spotify. Showstopper answers the question “how did that awesome song end up in that great show?” Listen to Showstopper and your favorite music on the Spotify mobile app for free now.

Brian Koppelman sits down with singer-songwriter Slaid Cleaves to discuss his origins, influences, and where his music comes from. Slaid performs two songs, "Cry" from the albums Everything You Love Will Be Taken Away and Sorrow & Smoke: Live at the Horseshoe Lounge and the new song "Already Gone" from Ghost On the Car Radio. The Moment is brought to you by Showstopper, a new podcast from Spotify. Showstopper answers the question “how did that awesome song end up in that great show?” Listen to Showstopper and your favorite music on the Spotify mobile app for free now. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brian Koppelman sits down with singer-songwriter Slaid Cleaves to discuss his origins, influences, and where his music comes from. Slaid performs two songs, "Cry" from the albums Everything You Love Will Be Taken Away and Sorrow & Smoke: Live at the Horseshoe Lounge and the new song "Already Gone" from Ghost On the Car Radio. The Moment is brought to you by Showstopper, a new podcast from Spotify. Showstopper answers the question "how did that awesome song end up in that great show?" Listen to Showstopper and your favorite music on the Spotify mobile app for free now. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices