Podcasts about Heard It All Before

The final podcast of this run of 4 and what better way to end it than with NATI.She describes herself as painfully Scottish, she is a ball of energy, also a Tik Tok sensation and Newton Faulkners best pal!An absolute dream to interview, what this lassie has achieved since lockdown is nothing short of phenomenal!Did I mention her new single is out on Friday (12.07.24) Pre-save 'Heard It All Before' here Heard It All Before (ffm.to)Listen and enjoy and then check out her links here:NATI. (@natidreddd) • Instagram photos and videosNATI. (@natidreddd) Official | TikTokFacebookNATI. | creating Music | PatreonWelcome to the Nati Dreddd Store – NATI.storeNATI. - YouTubeNATI. | SpotifyAnd you can get in touch with me here:://www.facebook.com/timeforheroespodcastTimeforheroespodcast (@Timeforheroesp1) / Twitterhttps://www.instagram.com/timetimeforheroespod@gmail.comTime For Heroes is written, produced and presented by Martin MorelArtwork courtesy of Rowan McDonaghRowan McDonagh (@rowan_mcdonagh_design) • Instagram photos and videosMusic by The Young Hips, check them out here:https://open.spotify.com/artist/0wnBIA2KIwgNjCQPB6RY6h?si=Rd3wMJl5TImhlNDr9Wt3Yw Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What Should We Sing? How to Identify a Good Worship Song | Desiring God  Jonathan Merritt on X: "BREAKING: Orange Conference founder @reggiejoiner has been fired due to an inappropriate sexual relationship with a senior leader, just one week before thousands gather at their annual event" Amaze the Next Generation with God | Crossway Articles North Carolina bear cubs snatched out of tree by group to take selfies with in disturbing clip How Do I Share the Gospel to People Who've Heard It All Before? - (relevantmagazine.com) Ben Kew on X: "NPR's far-left CEO Katherine Maher: "Our reverence for the truth might be a distraction that's getting in the way of finding common ground and getting things done." This “Jeopardy!” Question About the Bible Left Fans Outraged (beliefnet.com) Dr. Derwin L. Gray on X: "In a world that seems to be spinning out of control, remember the sovereignity and unfailing love of our God. Ephesians 1:10 NLT And this is the plan: At the right time he will bring everything together under the authority of Christ—everything in heaven and on earth."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Story by: Gail NoblesKeyboard intro by: Gail NoblesPhoto: Kingbout - Own workUsage: Wikipedia/CC BY-SA 4.0Today's topic: Sunshine AndersonYou've heard her lead single "Heard It All Before" released May 21, 2001. Peaked at number 18 on the billboard hot 100 and at number three on the R&B charts. I was hearing Anderson single a lot. It seems like everywhere I went I heard that song. It came from her album titled Your Woman released in April 2001. The album debuted at number eight on billboard hot 200 and number two on Top R&B charts. After hearing the chorus of the single Heard It All Before, it was the harmony that made me pay attention. Then I began to pay attention to Anderson's message. Then I had to hear it from the beginning. And whenever I heard it again and again, it made me tap my feet, and it made me think about dancing. I thought: OK! That song got me.” And I always listen when she gets to the part “Look who's hurting now” and wait for that line to be repeated. And off and on in the song I would hear the music play the chorus. Sunshine Anderson was getting down with a new sound and a new song. She had a unique way with how she sang the message to her song with the music and backup singers. The song is about a woman who was fed up and tired of lies from her man.I'm Gail Nobles. Sunshine Anderson is today's topic.

Altered Feast, Danielle Quinn – “The Outcome” (Original Mix) Lydia Harrell, Turbojazz, Sean McCabe – “Heard It All Before” (Turbojazz & Sean McCabe Remix) Yooks, Nevada Cato, The Journey Men – “Let’s Do it !” (The Journey Men Remix) Toolate Groove – “The Way I Live” (Deep in Dworp) Jay J, Latrice Barnett – “Keep […] The post Soultronic 17th Oct 2022 appeared first on SSRadio.

This week on R&B MONEY, Tank & J Valentine are joined by Super-Producer Mike City. Known for producing the singles "I Wish" for Carl Thomas, "Full Moon" for Brandy, "Heard It All Before" for Sunshine Anderson and "One Woman Man" for Dave Hollister, Mike takes us back to Philadelphia where he was surrounded by music and the journey of writing & producing R&B classics. Sit back and enjoy!    Follow The Podcast: Tank: @therealtank   J Valentine: @JValentine Podcast: @RnbMoneyPodcastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kaliq decided to talk about the do's and don'ts to not get caught cheating after listening to Sunshine Anderson's Heard It All Before. We finish up with the Tree Bowl Topic -Your New GF/BF Cooked The First Date Meal And It's Nasty AF... Are you going to eat? Explicit Content. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/treeville/support

On this episode of JAZZIZ Backstage Pass, host Brian Zimmerman engages in a frank and wide-ranging discussion with pianist and vocalist Jamie Cullum, the best selling U.K. jazz artist of all time. It has been five years since the release of Jamie’s previous album, Interlude, and nearly 20 since the release of his first recording, Heard It All Before, for which he pressed just 500 copies. Now he’s out with a brand new record called Taller. It was released June 7 on Blue Note Records, and in many ways, it’s stylistic reinvention for the 39-year-old Grammy-nominated musician, fusing genres from his past and carrying with it a deeply personal message. Cullum said the title came from an aspect of his relationship with his wife, the actress and writer Sophie Dahl. Cullum stands about 5 feet 5 inches; his wife is 6 feet tall. The title track of the album is all about measuring up emotionally and intellectually and how real stature has nothing to do with height at all. Thematically, the disc is far-reaching yet profoundly deep, with songs touching on social media, Brexit and the anxiety inherent in all creative projects. JAZZIZ spoke to Jamie via telephone while he was in London. And like all good Londoners, we pick up the conversation talking about — what else? — the weather. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brian-zimmerman/support

Mr. Royce & Tavel debate issues in a two part series regarding black representation in the media to Barack Obama being black and number of other issues. Music Picks of the week: Dinah Jones "Heard It All Before" T.I. "Doin' My Job"

For the first time ever, only one member of the #SoulBackPodcast is available to speak to the special guest, but it's all good because we brought in Brandi from the group Blaque. Her group came into the scene back in the late 90's with records such as "808" and they are celebrating their 20th anniversary this year. We talk to Brandi about Blaque's debut album as well as their unreleased album "Torch" which is set to come out later this week. We also talk to her about her sisterhood with Shamari as well as Natina. We also talk about discuss the state of Ciara's career as well as new music from Kelly Rowland and Lucky Daye. 0:00:49 - KFC's new Chachos dish 0:01:42 - RIP Melvin Edmonds of After 7 0:03:50 - Is Lucky Daye's new project the album of the year? 0:05:25 - Kelly Rowland's surprise EP 0:07:12 - Ciara's mainstream career is over 0:11:48 - Putting money into your career as an independent artist 0:18:43 - The legacy of Sunshine Anderson's "Heard It All Before" 0:22:00 - Playa Please Award: Artist asks for a fee to join the #SoulBackPodcast, Domino's Pizza 0:29:55 - Brandi joins the #SoulBackPodcast 0:30:35 - Looking back at Blaque's debut album 0:31:31 - The group's connection with NSYNC* 0:35:40 - Blaque's chemistry in the studio 0:40:10 - The release of "Torch" album 20 years later and her mixed opinions on the project 0:45:25 - The first time she realized the music business is not just about singing 0:46:45 - Grinding in the studio back in the day versus now 0:50:00 - The loyalty of Blaque fans

(Ep. 84) “It’s a 1 hour non-stop musical journey into Funky, Innovative, Energizing and Uplifting House Music from Around the World.” – DJ MIDIMACK Mar 2o19 Funky House Mix Pt. 1 Playlist: Make Me Wanna Funk by DJ Fopp (Italy) Disco Doctor by Austins Groove (Australia) Can’t Beat The Feeling by Jarred Gallo (USA) From: Disco To Disco by Angelo Ferreri (Italy)/Moon Rocket (NYC)/Bel-Ami (USA) Broadway by Samo (The Netherlands)/MVZZIK (The Netherlands)/DJ James Ingram (Australia) Gypsyland by Sweetpower (?) Feel So Good by Samuele Sartini (Italy)/Smashing Beat (Italy?) Heard It All Before by Low Steppa (UK) Bad 4 Me by Bear Who?/Fuzzy Cufflinxxx (Chicago, USA) Funky Lowdown by Felipe Avelar (USA) Take My Hand by Mike Ivy (NYC)/Frank Lamboy (NYC) (It Happens) Sometimes by Jack Back (France) House Boogie by Anfunk (Italy) I Can Take It by The Jagg (USA) What About by White Label Will (Scotland)/St. Luke (UK) Better With You by Sharapov (Russia)/Nott & Avis (UK) www.patreon.com/djmidimack www.themixbagpodcast.com Thank You for Listening! Support this podcast

New tracks from Mousse T, Roger Sanchez, DJ Spen as well as the Earsling extended mix of Heard It All Before. Low Steppa - Heard It All Before (Earsling Extended Mix) Audio Jacker - Turn Up The Musik (Original Mix) Paolo Martini - I'll Take You There (Dario D'Attis Remix)Mark Funk, Danny Cruz - Superlovin (Original Mix)Hurlee - Five Miles (Original) Midnight City - Got 2 Be There (Original Mix) Sergio Sergi - JinTonic - Roush Label Babalou - El Sonido (Original Mix) Johan S - Down With It (Original Mix) Roger Sanchez, Park & Sons, Julie Mc Knight - This Feeling (Low Steppa Remix)Serge Funk - Can't Get Enough (Original Mix) Stephen Nicholls, Peter Brown - Want Me More (Peter Brown Remix) Promonova - It's Gonna Be (Original Mix) Huxley - Deep House Garage Number Low Steppa - Promo Tool (Original Mix) DJ Spen, Earl TuTu, John Khan, Odd Fellow, Bianca Gerald, Jay Kutz - Let It All Go (DJ Spen & Jay Kutz Mix) Malone - Way Back In Time Jay Potter, DJ Queen B - Y'all Groovin' (Original Mix) Maxdal, GG ROCCO - Paradise (Original Mix) Mousse T., Cleah Melodie - Melodie (Mousse T's Extended Disco Shizzle Remix)

Category Is: Barbershop Fears! Kameron dreads barbershop experience. Corbin pushed Kameron in front of an 18-wheeler. Sunshine Anderson has Heard It All Before. Follow the podcast on Twitter and Instagram: @BFRacePodcast Follow the hosts: @KameronToday, @ItsCMoore *WE DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO ANY MUSIC PLAYED ON THIS PLATFORM*

On this episode we have new stuff from The Gomes, The Addisons, Great Cynics, Benchmarks, and Dave Hause plus cult classics from Dag Nasty, Sinkhole, and 7 Seconds, and much more. 1. "Shizzy" by 7 Seconds (from Out The Shizzy)2. "Timing" by The Addisons (from Invisible Falls State Park)3. "M Team" by Step Into Red (from Heard It All Before)4. "Take My Heart With You" by The Bigger Empty (from Lakes & Oceans Vol. 1: Michigan)5. "Stoned Under a New Moon" by toyGuitar (from Move Like a Ghost)6. "All Ages Show" by Dag Nasty (from 85-86)7. "Next Year" by Benchmarks (from Our Undivided Attention)8. "Brooklyn Bridge" by Candy Hearts (from All The Ways You Let Me Down)9. "FOMO" by The Bombpops (from Fear Of Missing Out)10. "All I Want" by Bullet Proof Lovers (from Shot Through The Heart)11. "Wembley" by Beach Slang (from Here, I Made This For You [Beach Slang Mixtape Vol. 2])12. "Hypnotize You" by The Gomes (from Hypnotize You - Single)13. "Happiness, London" by Great Cynics (from POSI)14. "Leaner Days" by Sinkhole (from Groping for Trout)15. "Berlin" by Shallow Cuts (from Empty Beach Town)16. "Bury Me in Philly" by Dave Hause (from Bury Me in Philly)*Note* All music played on this show is done so with the express written permission of the artist, artist representative, and/or the record label.

Soul, Vocals Playlist -1) Worth It - Faith Evans2) I'm Not Perfect - Missy Elliott ft. the Clark Sisters3) Heaven Is 10 Zillion Light Years Away - Stevie Wonder4) Fall In Love (Your Funeral) - Erykah Badu5) Got 2 Be Down - Robin Thicke ft. Faith Evans6) Nothing Can Come Between Us - Sade7) Good Woman Down (special edit) - Mary J. Blige 8) I'm Still In Love With You - Al Green9) Fool For You - Alice Smith10) Georgy Porgy (original mix) - Eric Benet 11) Heard It All Before (extended mix) - Sunshine Anderson12) Changes I've Been Going Through (original) - Mary J. Blige13) Better and Better - Eric Benet14) Do Your Time - Faith Evans15) Moon Blue (Special Edit Mix) - Stevie Wonder16) You And I - Vesta (RIP Vesta)17) Heartbreak Hotel - Whitney Houston w/ Kelly Price & Faith (RIP Whitney)18) A Song For You - Donny Hathaway (RIP Donny)

Come by and see what the always fabulous Carolyn Edgar and I are talking about to kickstart 2012. There's always something that we find snark-worthy. Carolyn Edgar is an attorney and writer living in New York City. She is a contributor to sites on parenting and relationships, including CocoaMamas, CNN, MarriedMySugarDaddy and Technorati, and has also contributed to My Brown Baby. I'm your host, Michele Grant... writer, talker, thinker. I'm Bougie. I'm Southern. I voted for Obama. I have three books in stores & online: Heard It All Before, Sweet Little Lies and Crush.

"Heard It All Before" singer, Sunshine Anderson drops by Kempire Radio. We are discussing hot topics, playing your requests, eating leftovers from Thanksgiving and more!!!

With our first show of the new year, we plan to work on a game plan for success for 2010. First, let’s continue our discussion on single women looking for Mr. Right - is it really an epidemic or is it just sexy marketing? Certified life coach and matchmaker Paul Brunson of onedegreefrom.me will be on hand to help us with this hot potato as will always intelligent blogger Tracy Renee Jones from mebeinganonymous.blogspot.com and tracyreneejones.com. It’s 2010, and African Americans excelling in every field, however, the images and representations of our community in the media remain negative. Where to point the finger? Or should we just look in the mirror? We also cannot forget that our co-host Michele Grant just published her first book, Heard It All Before, which hit book stores January 1st. We'll take the time to discuss her new book. Max Reddick and RiPPa are on the mic as well. So all we really need now is you… Tune in and speak up because on Freedom Through Speech Radio… the floor is yours.

With our first show of the new year, we plan to work on a game plan for success for 2010. First, let’s continue our discussion on single women looking for Mr. Right - is it really an epidemic or is it just sexy marketing? Certified life coach and matchmaker Paul Brunson of onedegreefrom.me will be on hand to help us with this hot potato as will always intelligent blogger Tracy Renee Jones from mebeinganonymous.blogspot.com and tracyreneejones.com. It’s 2010, and African Americans excelling in every field, however, the images and representations of our community in the media remain negative. Where to point the finger? Or should we just look in the mirror? We also cannot forget that our co-host Michele Grant just published her first book, Heard It All Before, which hit book stores January 1st. We'll take the time to discuss her new book. Max Reddick and RiPPa are on the mic as well. So all we really need now is you… Tune in and speak up because on Freedom Through Speech Radio… the floor is yours.