Podcasts about haircut 100

In this episode of the LEGENDS: Podcast by All Day Vinyl, host Scott Dudelson sits down with pop-funk singer/songwriter Nick Heyward of Haircut 100 whose 1982 album Pelican West featured a string of iconic hits including 'Love Plus One' and 'Favorite Shirts." Over the last 25 years, Haircut 100 has reunited several times for UK shows, and in 2024, the original band will embark on their first USA tour in 40 years, sharing the bill with ABC and Howard Jones.  In this episode, Nick and I delve into the early days of Haircut 100, their rise to fame, and the cultural waves that influenced their unique pop-funk sound. We explore the band's journey from the streets of London to their groundbreaking success, and how their music evolved over time. Nick also shares stories from their memorable US tour in the early '80s, the challenges that came with sudden fame, and the eventual disbandment. We discuss his solo career, working with legendary producer Geoff Emerick, and the bittersweet reality of going solo. Looking forward, Nick talks about the band's upcoming US tour, the excitement of reuniting, and the joy of creating new music together. He reflects on the band's enduring friendship and the management that now supports their journey. Join us for a nostalgic and insightful conversation with Nick Hayward, as we celebrate the legacy of Haircut 100 and look forward to their future endeavors. Thank you for listening to the Legends Podcast by All Day Vinyl. If you enjoyed this episode, please rate it, share it, subscribe, and follow us and check us out at All Day Vinyl on Instagram and YouTube.

"Fantastic Day" Formed in 1980 in London, the new wave funk outfit Haircut 100 are one of those bands that tore right out of the gates. A top four single Favourite Shirts (Boy Meets Girl) before even having a record out was a pretty propelling start. That record came in the form of 1982's platinum seller Pelican West, which not only went to #2 on the UK albums chart, it spawned more Top 10 singles like Love Plus One, Fantastic Day and Nobody's Fool. Singer Nick Heyward, left the band after their debut and embarked on a brilliant solo career, which yielded hit singles like Whistle Down The Wind and Blue Hat For A Blue Day, along with flawless albums like North Of A Miracle, From Monday To Sunday and The Apple Bed. And now Haircut 100 are back, playing shows across the U.K. including Glastonbury and North America in August and you should see them if you can because they've never sounded better. And I believe new music is on the way, which is very exciting. For my money, Nick Heyward is one of the most brilliant songwriters of all time. It's hard to think of someone who writes with such elegance, finesse and melodic muscle. He's a master craftsman, a writer with poetic poise and harmonic genius. I think this guy's practically peerless and his work has meant so much to me for a very long time. www.haircut100.com (http://www.haircut100.com) www.stereoembersmagazine.com (http://www.stereoembersmagazine.com) www.bombshellradio.com www.alexgreenbooks.com (http://www.alexgreenbooks.com) Twitter: @emberseditor IG: @emberspodcast Email: editor@stereoembersmagazine.com

In episode #149 of The XS Noize Podcast, Mark Millar meets Nick Heyward from 80s new wave pop band Haircut 100 to talk about the 40th anniversary of their classic debut album Pelican West & their first UK & Ireland tour in over 40 years. Haircut 100 are back to celebrate the 40th anniversary of their debut album, Pelican West, and they'll be taking their Haircut 100% Live Tour to the UK and Ireland. The tour will be the group's first time on the road together since releasing Pelican West in 1982. Bringing the past 40 years into the present, Haircut 100 will look to fuse the sounds of the original album, the rest of their 80s hits, as well as new music from the band. In this interview, Nick Heyward talks about all of the above and much more. Listen to episode #149 of The XS Noize Podcast with Nick Heyward – BELOW: Previous XS Noize Podcast guests have been John Lydon, Steven Wilson, Matt Goss, Billy Nomates, Tom Meighan, Toyah Wilcox, Midge Ure, Travis, New Order, The Killers, Tito Jackson, Simple Minds, Divine Comedy, Shaun Ryder, Gary Numan, Sleaford Mods, The Brand New Heavies. Listen via YouTube | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | RSS – Find The XS Noize Music Podcast's complete Archive of episodes here.

Episode 218: Kari and Joe want to dress you up in their love... ew, not like that. Working with a suggestion from amazing listener Dom, we have put together an 80s outfit using the titles of songs. Get out your Wigs, Favourite Shirts and Goody Two Shoes and listen along. Quiz Time: Kari continues quizzing Joe with some (pretty easy) questions about 80s music to determine who is the Queen of 80s Trivia, but it gets heated. (Joe calls Kari a B! Can you believe it??)

John and Steve dive deep into one of the landmark albums of the early 80s: Haircut 100's Pelican West. They go song-by-song to examine the qualities that made this collection of tracks so iconic. Additionally, they discuss the valuable contributions of each band member: Nick Heyward, Les Nemes, Graham Jones, Blair Cunningham, Marc Fox, Phil Smith and Patrick Hunt.Tracks discussed include: Love Plus One, Favourite Shirts (Boy Meets Girl), Fantastic Day and others.

Spending her latchkey summers closed up in her air conditioned house watching videos on MTV resulted in Elizabeth getting nostalgic for New Wave music when the weather heats up. On this week's episode she's sharing Five (ish) New Wave Videos That Changed the Trajectory of Her Life. That's quite a statement – tune in to hear about the power of New Wave. Videos linked in Notes.  Radiant BadassChris Martin, Creativity CoachEpisode 65 – I Want My MTVAntmusic – Adam & the AntsSpellbound – Siouxsie & the BansheesI Don't Like Mondays – Boomtown RatsUp All Night – Boomtown RatsLove Plus One – Haircut 100Girls on Film – Duran DuranWords – Missing PersonsPlaylist – when I got obsessed with new wave/new romantics before I realized punk was more my scene 

On today's show, Ray is joined by photographer Jenny McCarthy to chat about her debut book 'The Wedding', Nick Heyward of Haircut 100 discusses the band's 40th Anniversary Tour coming to Vicar Street, and Cork based poet Molly Twomey who's set to receive the 2023 Ireland Chair of Poetry Bursary!

Ray is joined in studio by Nick Heyward of Haircut 100 to chat about the band's 40th Anniversary Tour, coming to Dublin's Vicar Street this October.

Les Neames – Haircut 100...talks to TRE's Selina MacKenzie

Jon and Josh cover three albums selected from 1001 Albums to Hear Before You Die while Matt is away. The episode begins at (1:35). This episode covers the following albums: A-ha - Hunting High and Low (9:16), Frankie Goes to Hollywood - Welcome to the Pleasuredome (31:02), and Haircut 100 - Pelican West (58:42). --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/combingthestacks/message

Who ruins some perfectly good white aran sweaters by laying on some filthy leaf litter? These larrikins, that's who. With a boy band look and a new wave sound, this group had so much potential. So why did we find them in the dollar bin? Show notes: Music Around Us - the Australian documentary that explored New Wave music The Clancy Brothers, wearing Aran sweaters decades before Haircut 100

Im Schnelldurchgang zum Verkaufsschlager und wieder zurück: Haircut 100 surften nur einen Sommer lang auf der Erfolgswelle.

One of the founding groups of heavy metal is Judas Priest, and their eighth studio album entitled Screaming for Vengeance would be their commercial breakthrough album for North America.  In addition to the distincive vocals of Rob Halford, the Judas Priest lineup for this album included K.K. Downing and Glenn Tipton on guitars, Ian Hill on bass, and Dave Holland on drums.Judas Priest was formed in 1969, but did not issue a record on a major label until 1977 and their third studio album.  Their sixth studio album, British Steel, was the first to feature Dave Holland on drums and is considered their high water mark by most critics.  However, Screaming for Vengeance would find both heavy metal and mainstream rock success Friends of the show Joe Davis and John Lynch join us for this album while Bruce and Brian are away. The HellionThe lead track to the album is this short instrumental that builds to Electric Eye.Electric EyeThis track follows The Hellion on the album and is often the leading song at Judas Priest concerts.  The inspiration comes from George Orwell's 1984 - the electric eye is the camera that the totalitarian government uses to watch over all in the dystopian community.  While not released as a single, this is a well known song played on rock stations at the time.Riding the WindA deeper cut, this is everything you would want in a metal song - fast drums, screaming guitars, and high vocals in a minor key. “Tearin' up through life million miles an hour!  Blindin' all in sight, surgin' rush of power!  Well I'm riding, riding on the wind.”You Got Another Thing ComingThe first single released from the album is now one of Judas Priest's signature songs.  It reached number 67 on the Billboard Hot 100, and it is the only Judas Priest song to make that chart.  The song reflects the idea of taking life by the horns, and not letting anything stand between you and your dreams. ENTERTAINMENT TRACK:Raised on the Radio by the Ravyns (from the motion picture “Fast Times at Ridgemont High”)This movie came out in August of 1982, and would be a mainstay of midnight movies throughout the 80's.  This song is the leading track from the motion picture soundtrack album.STAFF PICKS:Favourite Shirts by Haircut 100Rob's staff pick is also known as "Boy Meets Girl."  Haircut 100 is one of the New Wave bands which was a part of the second British Invasion.  It is a fast song with a conga feel.  Everybody Wants You by Billy SquierFriend of the show Joe Davis features the lead track from Squier's album "Emotions In Motion."  It hit number 32 on the Billboard Hot 100 and spent six weeks at number 1 on the Billboard Mainstream Rock Tracks chart.  The lyrics reflect the hazards of leaning on superficial looks.Eye of the Tiger by SurvivorFriend of the show John Lynch brings us the main theme from Rocky III."  It was also the title song from their third album, and the single was released a day before the movie.  Naturally it rapidly climbed the charts and was the number 1 song for the month of August 1982.  Beyond Belief by Elvis CostelloWayne's staff pick is a deep cut off Costello's album "Imperial Bedroom."  A very complex and multi-layered song, the lyrics are also quite clever.  "Keep your finger on important issues/ with crocodile tears and a pocketful of tissues." INSTRUMENTAL TRACK:Nuevo York by SantanaSantana's distinctive Latin infused guitar licks take us out on this week's podcast.

Join the band for a trip back to the 80s as we discuss the self-titled compilation album by Haircut 100.  Meet some of our favorite barbers and hear of our new marketing strategies for salons.website: actonmusicproject.comemail: music@actonmusicproject.comCraig's phone number: ‪(978) 310-1613‬

It's Ruth versus Gaynor in this Thursday edition of the PopMaster Podcast with Ken Bruce.

Nick Heyward first saw XTC at the Croydon Greyhound in 1978, two days after the release of White Music. The Haircut 100 frontman has been a fan ever since. Thomas Walsh has written with Andy Partridge and collaborated with Dave Gregory. He also appeared on Colin Moulding's Say It. The two musicians talk about meeting their heroes, the collaborations that nearly happened and those that might happen yet... Mark Fisher and Kevin Birt ask the questions. Florrie Thomas gives the drink recommendation. Nick Heyward's website Thomas Walsh and Pugwash Further reading in The XTC Bumper Book of Fun for Boys and Girls (nearly sold out) and What Do You Call That Noise? An XTC Discovery Book available from https://www.xtclimelight.com  If you've enjoyed What Do You Call That Noise? The XTC Podcast, please show your support at https://www.patreon.com/markfisher Thanks to the Pink Things, Humble Daisies and Knights in Shining Karma who've done the same.★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

This week see's the final episode of the series! Join us as we round off the early 80s of 1980-81 with a mixture of sounds most associated with the 80s as it leaves Disco behind andmoves more towards electronic and pop. Plus a round up in number of series 1.Look out on Twitter (@dadeducates) for a reveal about the bonus episode where the roles will be reversed!

Wow I totally forgot all about all the good new wave music that is out there. While working in the kitchen we got to enjoy some good new wave stations and it reminded us of how music has changed and morphed  into what we have today. New Wave is the hybrid of british punk and a pop, and yes it was a style to, just like any music love you have to wear the clothes, I had tons of metallica shirts!!. Keep Rocking Guys. Happy Listening. Eurythmics- Sweet DreamsSimple Minds- Dont YouSoft Cell- Tainted LoveA Flock Of Seaguls- I RanThompson Twins- Hold Me NowDexy's Midnight Runners- Come On EileenPet Shop Boys- West End GirlsNaked Eyes- Theres Always Something There To Remind MeMissing Persons- Destination UnknownTil Tuesday- Voice CarryMen Without Hats- The Safety DanceFalco- Rock Me AmadeusDuran Duran- Girls On FilmKajagoogoo- To ShyErasure- A Little RespectThe Cure- Just Like HeavenOrchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark- Messages/If You LeaveHaircut 100- Love Plus One

Hey Lou guys - Wiilie listen to our podcast? We think you should Nick a copy, maybe even during your Haircut - it should leave you in XTC! Chris and Henry (again) consider records from February 1982!The Blue Mask | Lou ReedAlways on my Mind | Willie NelsonEnglish Settlement | XTCPelican West | Haircut 100Nick The Knife | Nick LoweSpotify link: clickySpeak and spell back to us here:Email: 80sMusicExposed@gmail.comTwitter: @80sExposed Henry: @HankGee / Chris: @tcidukeHenry Instagram: @HankGeeInstagram: @80s374 Megan Instagram: @bastardsofyoung92

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Nick Heyward has made some amazing music over the last several decades, beginning with his '80s band Haircut 100 and then continuing into a solo career that gave us a new sound and new take on life. This week, Nick joins Spearsy for an incredible conversation that covers his early influences, his new home in Florida and his plans for more music in the coming years. This week's episode also includes Listener Mailbag, Mystery Movie Moment and Name that '80s Tune. And we throw a new seggie idea out there. We're sponsored this week by Skylight Frame, a photo frame you can update instantly - by email - from anywhere. It takes less than 60 seconds to set it up - plug it in, use the touch screen to connect it to your WiFi network, and just like that - everybody in the family can email photos using your personal Skylight email address. Because you listen to Stuck in the ‘80s, you get a special holiday offer: $10 off the purchase of a Skylight Frame when you go skylightframe.com and enter code 80s.

Hovians! Wandsworthians! Unite & Fear no more! DredgeLand return triumphantly to their radio home this week and present an hour of wonderful music and nonsensical chat in that order. Join … Continue reading "The DredgeLand Wandsworth Radio Podcast LIVE (19th April 2018)"

Hovians! Wandsworthians! Unite & Fear no more!

Nick Heyward has built a reputation as one of Britain's finest songwriters. His initial success came by fronting Haircut 100 in the early 80s and scoring major hits with "Love Plus One" and "Fantastic Day". Bad vibes led him to leave the band and go out on his own where he had continued success with standards like "Whistle Down the Wind" and "Kite". He's also racked up several excellent solo albums including 2017's wonderful Woodland Echoes, his first disc in almost 20 years. Here we talk about why he left Haircut 100 and how that relatively small period of time has overshadowed the rest of his career in some ways. We also talk about what took him so long to put out another solo album and what he's working on now. He's a beautifully funny and engaging guy and one of the best there's ever been at what he does.   http://nickheyward.com/