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On this episode of Lipps Service, Scott sits down with an ‘80s music legend known for his discography filled with classic, catchy hits, his various TV appearances including ‘General Hospital,' and everyone knows his timeless hit “Jesse's Girl” … It's the one and only – Rick Springfield! The two get into Rick's life in Malibu and growing up in Australia. Rick then details his upbringing, including his early days, his experience battling depression, and his failed suic*** attempt. Later on, Rick discusses his earliest experiences in music, including his first few bands, traveling to Vietnam to perform, his pop-rock group Zoot, and what it was like being a teen idol. They, of course, get into “Jesse's Girl” and ‘General Hospital,' and he even reminisces on his life in the ‘80s. To close, Rick shares insight into his latest biggest hits record, the story behind “I've Done Everything For You,” and his take on the Foo Fighters. Tune into an exciting and insightful chat with the man – Rick Springfield! CREDITS (Instagram handles)Host @scottlippsEdited by @toastycakesMusic by @robby_hoffProduced by @whitakermarisaRecorded at Melrose Podcasts LA Sonos makes it so easy to fill your home with incredible sound! Check out the new Sonos Ace headphones, which are Bluetooth-enabled and have three buttons. The content key allows you to play, pause, accept calls, and control the volume. Plus, they feature noise cancellation and voice assist!These headphones are exceptionally well done and sound incredible, whether listening to your favorite playlist, chatting on a call, watching a movie, or even recording a podcast like this one. They sound particularly fantastic when listening to Lipps Service!Sonos has great gifts for everyone on your list. Visit sonos.com/Lipps to save 20% on select products. 0:00:00 - Start0:01:40 - Malibu0:05:33 - Aging 0:06:24 - Growing up 0:15:59 - Battling depression 0:17:39 - Failed suic*** attempt 0:19:45 - First bands 0:21:30 - Going to Vietnam with his band 0:26:00 - Zoot 0:29:31 - Meeting Elvis 0:33:00 - Solo album 0:35:00 - Being a teen idol 0:36:00 - Acting 0:37:45 - General hospital 0:40:11 - “Jesse's Girl” 0:43:55 - What were the 80s like for you? 0:48:00 - “I've Done Everything For You” 0:51:21 - Foo Fighters 0:54:14 - New record 0:01:04 - Accent 

A larger-than-life Bard said to his wife, "That's the way it is," about an overprotected girl, not yet a woman, setting off a domino effect that's about to blow... Steven and Mary cover & Juliet in the Season 2 Finale episode of From The Top! & Juliet (Original Broadway Cast Recording) - 2022 Spotify & Juliet (Original London Cast Recording) - 2019 Spotify & Juliet (Original Broadcast Recording) - 2022 iTunes The Tragical History of Romeus and Juliet FOLLOW US! For all the latest content and fun things to come, subscribe, hit that like button, and follow. Share with your friends and castmates and remember to rate us where you are listening! Thank You :) Also, tap the button to get notified, so you never miss an episode. ⁠⁠Listen Anywhere You Enjoy Your Podcasts⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠INSTAGRAM⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠Goosebump Worthy Broadway Playlist⁠⁠⁠ - FTT Spotify Exclusive Playlist Featured Songs:“Larger Than Life”“I Want It That Way”“…Baby One More Time”“Show Me the Meaning of Being Lonely”“Domino”“Show Me Love”“Blow”“I'm Not a Girl, Not Yet a Woman”“Overprotected”“Confident”“Teenage Dream” / “Break Free”“Oops!...I Did It Again”“I Kissed a Girl”“It's My Life”“Love Me Like You Do”“Since U Been Gone”“Whataya Want From Me”“One More Try”“Problem” / “Can't Feel My Face”“That's the Way It Is”“Everybody”“As Long As You Love Me”“It's Gonna Be Me”“Shape Of My Heart”“Stronger”“Fuckin' Perfect”“Roar”“I Want It That Way - Reprise”“Can't Stop the Feeling!” --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/podcastfromthetop/message

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Looking for one of the most baffling albums you've ever heard performed by one of the strangest men to ever walk the planet? Well, Girl It's Alright because Steven Seagal is here with Songs from the Crystal Cave. Tune in to hear Bridie hate it and James love it.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is a bonus episode, part of Pledge Week 2021. Patreon backers get one of these with every episode of the main podcast. If you want to get those, and to support the podcast, please visit patreon.com/andrewhickey to sign up for a dollar a month or more. Click below for the transcript. In today's main episode, we look at the most prominent surf and hot-rod duo of the early sixties. So in this bonus we're going to look at another duo who came from the same scene... or were they a trio, or a quartet, or a different duo? Or were there six of them? We're going to look at the Rip Chords, and at their big hit "Hey Little Cobra": [Excerpt: The Rip Chords, "Hey Little Cobra"] The Rip Chords started out as a duo, Phil Stewart and Ernie Bringas, from Inglewood, California, the next town over from Hawthorne where the Beach Boys grew up. Stewart and Bringas originally called themselves The Opposites, because they regarded their occupations as the opposite of each other -- Stewart was a private detective, while Bringas was studying to become a priest. They noticed that Jan and Arnie had started out on Arwin Records but then moved to another label, and so they tried to sell themselves to Arwin as a replacement for them -- indeed, since Stewart's middle name was Jan, for a while they were going to be billed as Jan and Ernie. That never happened, but they ended up getting signed as songwriters to Arwin's publishing arm, Daywin, and so coming to the attention of Terry Melcher. Melcher signed Stewart and Bringas to a deal with Columbia, but changed their group name to The Rip Chords. Their first single was actually by the duo -- "Here I Stand" was a cover of a minor R&B hit by Wade Flemons, and featured Bringas on lead, and the two Rip Chords overdubbed all the vocals themselves: [Excerpt: The Rip Chords, "Here I Stand"] The musicians on that track were all members of the session collective later known as the Wrecking Crew, including keyboard player Leon Russell, guitarist Glen Campbell, and drummer Earl Palmer. The arrangement on that, and on many of the Rip Chords' future recordings, was by Jack Nitzsche, who also did Phil Spector's arrangements. Nitzsche's wife Gracia was also involved in the second Rip Chords single. She was a session singer who was a member of the Blossoms for a while, and the Blossoms added vocals on "Gone", and Gracia did the spoken intro: [Excerpt: The Rip Chords, "Gone"] The man singing “Yeah she's gone, woah she's gone” there wasn't either of Stewart or Bringas, but Terry Melcher's regular collaborator Bruce Johnston. We've seen Johnston turn up a few times in the main podcast, but at the time he'd just started making surf records, in an attempt to jump on the latest bandwagon: [Excerpt: Bruce Johnston, "Do The Surfer's Stomp"] Johnston came in to thicken the vocals on "Gone", but he would soon be an essential part of the Rip Chords. As the group were touring regularly, they'd got in another couple of musicians, Rich Rotkin and Arnie Marcus, to back them on stage. Rotkin and Marcus didn't take part in the recordings, but Johnston and Melcher added additional voices. But then Bringas, the lead singer, had quit the live lineup of the group because he couldn't perform live and keep up with his studies for the ministry, but he stayed in the studio. So the live lineup of the band was Stewart, Rotkin, and Marcus, while the studio lineup was Stewart, Bringas, Johnston, and Melcher. Their third single, "Hey Little Cobra" was written by Carol Connors, the former lead singer of the Teddy Bears, who had started her own solo career a couple of years earlier, with "My Diary": [Excerpt: Carol Connors, "My Diary"] Connors spent much of the early sixties collaborating with people like Roger Christian and Gary Usher on beach party songs, but "Hey Little Cobra" was her first solo composition, though both Usher and Melcher have claimed to have helped her with it. While all four studio Rip Chords are apparently on the record, the only vocalists who can be easily distinguished are Melcher and Johnston, who were never credited on the records as anything other than producers -- according to the liner notes of the Rip Chords' original albums, the vocals were all by the official group members. "Hey Little Cobra", with Melcher on lead, ended up making number four on the charts: [Excerpt: The Rip Chords, "Hey Little Cobra"] The follow-up, "Three-Window Coupe" was a cover version of a Jan and Dean album track, written by Jan Berry and Roger Christian, and made the top thirty: [Excerpt: The Rip Chords, "Three-Window Coupe"] By this time, Johnston and Melcher were also recording as a duo under the name "Bruce and Terry", making records like "Summer Means Fun", a minor hit for them in 1964: [Excerpt: Bruce and Terry, "Summer Means Fun"] But the age of the studio surf and hot rod group only lasted about eighteen months, and the Rip Chords' fourth single only made number ninety-eight, while the fifth didn't chart at all. After that, the group split up. Bruce and Terry continued recording as a duo until 1966, and some of their records were truly excellent, like the majestic "Girl It's All Right Now": [Excerpt: Bruce and Terry, "Girl It's All Right Now"] By the time that came out, though, both men had gone on to the work that would be what they were remembered for in later decades -- Johnston joined the Beach Boys, and we'll be hearing much more about him throughout the sixties and seventies, and Terry Melcher was producing acts like the Byrds, and we'll hear more of him too. The Rip Chords remained largely a footnote to their work, to the extent that much of the time when people talk about the Rip Chords they don't even know that there was a real band at all. Stewart, Rotkin, and Marcus reformed the Rip Chords and have sometimes toured under the name in recent decades, and put out an album of rerecorded versions of the hits a few years back, while Melcher and Johnston briefly revived the name for recordings to fill out a compilation cassette of hit rerecordings, mostly by Mike Love of the Beach Boys and Dean Torrence of Jan & Dean, released only in Radio Shack stores in the eighties. Ernie Bringas now teaches theology, and also seems to be the primary author of the group's Wikipedia page, which is largely devoted to making very clear that Bringas really sang on the records his group put out.

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This week our guests are educators Marisol & Kim Baca, two sisters who take us on a family road trip by way of their 5 Song Playlists. On this trip, we explore musicals, the Bakersfield conversation, favorite concerts, musical tastes, and family. We also get a chance to enjoy selections from Caroline Baca ( the third girl in this beautiful trio) who turns up in spirit throughout this enjoyable ride. We hope you enjoy it. Baca Girl Road Trip Playlist: 1. Viva Nuevo Mexico - Roberto Griego 2. Girl It ain't easy — Honey Cone 3. Origin of Love — Hedwig and the Angry Inch 4. Get on the Mic— Beastie Boys 5. Jump in the line — Harry Belafonte 6. Maps — Yeah Yeah Yeahs 7. brand new key — Melanie 8. Hot Topic — Le Tigre 9. You Never Can Tell — Chuck Berry 10. Sir Duke — Stevie Wonder --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/staysuckafree/support

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WHAT'S UP, GIRL?It's been a little while since we got a little personal. So, this week we get caught up on each others lives.Lightly dating, working, millennials, crazy people sliding into DMs,adult only weekends, free dinners, QVC shopping, tacos, and so much more.Oh, and did we mention wine. Duh!!! XOXO,JENNY & TOVE Drinking: Schloss Biebrich Sparkling Rosé Shout out: Keep It Simple, Sexy by J.Danielle books

Living Podcariously Episode 90 Show Notes Josh as well as Andrea and Adam share their discovery of the sex of their expected babies, we recap The Salty Fox's Chili Cook-off and Tach shares secret fears of men. As always, thanks for listening! - We cover The Salty Fox's Chili Cook-off - We talk about a Living Podcariously Cook Off and it may be a Pie Cook Off Contest - Josh shares his Road Rage feelings for bad drivers - Andrea finds a contest about winning a wedding - Baby updates: "It's a Girl" & "It's a Girl" - Tach talks about his podcast T'aint Funny and the guys - Secret Fears that 90% of men are afraid to talk about, from Tach - Tach can't say I Love You - Andrea Joy brings the 'Guy-a-ry' *The opinions and views heard on Living Podcariously or any Dichotomy Media, L.L.C. podcast are those of the hosts, guests and callers and do not reflect the opinions of the sponsors, Libsyn or the employers of the hosts. *   You're listening to Living Podcariously! Bringing real men's perspectives; unfiltered, unapologetic. Recorded live in the Living Podcariously studio in World Famous Cocoa Beach, FL. Hosted by Tach, Adam, Andrea and Mr. Wilson! This podcast may contain vulgar, explicit content to include conversations about sex or sexual references,  drug and alcohol references, and general things men are interested in.  Boobs, games, sports, boobs, strippers, boobs, drinks, bars, bands, boobs, perverted news,  etc.  You get the idea. https://FaceBook.com/LivingPodcariously  Music Provided by DJ Gil Lugo: https://soundcloud.com/djgillugo  BenSound: http://www.bensound.com Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ 

I took a break last week playing a selection of tracks from 1985 whilst I organised the the next set of shows. We start 1986 of the Original Street Sounds Series with Electro 11 so come by and join us from 8pm GMT on http://www.globalfunkradio.com/Fats Comet - Dee Jay's Dream Bobby B & Dj Slide - Many Women Rock Nation Crew - No Respect Double Force - Abandoned Places The Girl - It's a CrimeColdcut and Steinski - Beats and PiecesThe Klass - Techno Pop Rock Raheem (The Dream) & D.J. Toomp - The Rahim Twins Micki Dee And The Tru-Crew - Party People Lady Fire and Mr. Freeze - Get Busy Spyder-D Feat DJ Doc - I Can't Wait (To Rock The Mike)Legion - Merlin (Idlers)Electro 11 (Side 1)D.J. Mix-O-Rap - Rock This Tuf MC's - Ego ManiacDJ Scratch - World ClassSymbolic Three - Bite It If You Wanna (Long Version) UTFO - Split PersonalityEasy Mike - Watcha Call A BeatFreddy B & The Mighty Mic Masters - Go G. WhizMr. Tuxedo & The Floor Takers - Name Brand Sneakers Whodini - Fugitive (Beat Box Mix)Velore and Double O - Get LooseMC-3 - Please Be Mine Jahneen - Dr. Slumber MC Chill - Bust This RhymeMantronix - Listen to the Bass of Get Stupid Fresh, Pt. 2Vandy C & Bill Blast - V The ViperDisco Twins & Starchild - There It IsBoogie Down Productions - Say No Brother (Truth Mix) Ace Fly & Duce Fresh - On A Mission Biz Markie - Make The Music With Your Mouth BizElectro 11 (Side 2)Dimples Tee - Jealous Fella's J.D.C. - Jealous Girls (Street Mix) Mighty Mike C - (I'm) Stupid Fresh BMW - Chillin'Sir Mix-A-Lot - I'm A Trip (Total Trip Mix)Pretty-Pretty aka Sweet P's - Nasty Habits Tandi - Jungle (Long Version) Tha Swami Scratch - To Be No 1 (Rap Mix)Import #1 - Set It Off (Party Rock) Third Degree - Bass It Baby (Remix)Download Here

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