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Brian Bosarge, Draftcountdown.com, discusses the Bengals offseason acquisitions. Henry Paul lead singer of the Blackhawks and Outlaws, discusses his upcoming concert at Ludlow Garage. Jerry Palm, CBS Sports, discusses the NCAA Tournament. Matt Snyder, CBS Sports, discusses the Reds. Kevin Wallace, Cincy Post, Discusses FC Cincinnati.
Brian Bosarge, Draftcountdown.com, discusses the Bengals offseason acquisitions. Henry Paul lead singer of the Blackhawks and Outlaws, discusses his upcoming concert at Ludlow Garage. Jerry Palm, CBS Sports, discusses the NCAA Tournament. Matt Snyder, CBS Sports, discusses the Reds. Kevin Wallace, Cincy Post, Discusses FC Cincinnati.
Brian Bosarge, Draftcountdown.com, discusses the Bengals offseason acquisitions. Henry Paul lead singer of the Blackhawks and Outlaws, discusses his upcoming concert at Ludlow Garage. Jerry Palm, CBS Sports, discusses the NCAA Tournament. Matt Snyder, CBS Sports, discusses the Reds. Kevin Wallace, Cincy Post, Discusses FC Cincinnati.
The Captain is back with Andy Peterson, and they're joined by Tommy George, Joe Henry, Paul Wait, and Bob St Pierre!
The Captain is back with Andy Peterson, and they're joined by Tommy George, Joe Henry, Paul Wait, and Bob St Pierre!
Is it possible to find magic while slogging through your work day? When you're answering emails, sitting in traffic, helping cranky customers, or organizing files… can we still manage to feel a spark of the divine? In this episode, we'll explore the ways to find and bring the magic wherever we might be. Even in the most mundane of circumstances, connection, joy, and magic are present if we choose to look for it. As we walk through the November woods, reflect on the magically mundane moments in your life. What am I reading?FISH: A Proven Way to Boost Morale and Improve Results by Henry Paul, Stephen C. Lundin, and John Christensen Becoming Baba Yaga: Trickster, Feminist, and Witch of the Woods by Kris Spisak21st Century Digital Boy by Bad Religion What's for dinner?Autumn Kale SaladIngredientsDressing:3 tablespoons apple cider vinegar 1 1/2 tablespoons pure maple syrup2 teaspoons Dijon mustard 6 tablespoons olive oilSea salt and black pepper to tasteSalad:1 medium butternut squash or sweet potato peeled and cut into 1/2” cubes (about 4 cups)6 slices bacon of choice 6 cups kale chopped1 teaspoon olive oil + 1 tablespoon olive oil dividedSalt & pepper3/4 cup pecans1 teaspoon maple syrup1 large honey crisp apple dried cranberries or cherries1/2 cranberries or cherriesApple Cider Donuts https://diycandy.com/baked-apple-cider-donuts/
It's Friday Nashville! Reacting to the Preds season opener loss. In the first hour of the Chase and Big Joe show, the guys later chatted with CEO of the Nashville Predators Sean Henry. Henry shared his thoughts on the Preds season opener loss. Sean expressed how much fun all the pregame events were and the in-game atmosphere was fun as well. Listen to hear more. To end the hour, the guys chatted with Baseball Coach Paul Lamm with Battle Creek High School. Battle Creek is promoting the Battle Creek baseball Golf golf tournament fundraiser. Listen to hear more.
El pasado martes 20 de agosto Phillip Lynott - This Lizzy - hubiera cumplido 75 años. El sábado Henry Paul - The Outlaws, Henry Paul Band - cumplió también 75. Y este sábado próximo Rick Roberts - The Flying Burrito Brothers, Firefall -SEP SALVARÁN MARTÍN + CLO PROMO SECRETASDISCO 1 THIN LIZZY The Boys Are Back In Town ( )DISCO 2 THIN LIZZY Leave This Town ( )DISCO 3 THIN LIZZY The Sun Goes Down (Cara 1 Corte 3)DISCO 4 PHILLIP LYNOTT King’s Call (Cara 1 Corte 2)DISCO 5 PHILLIP LYNOTT Old Town (3)SEP MARTÍN TWITTER X + SEP GRANDES ARTISTASDISCO 6 THE OUTLAWS There Goes Another Love Song (1)DISCO 7 THE OUTLAWS Ghost Riders In the Sky (Cara 1 Corte 1)DISCO 8 HENRY PAUL Heat Of The Night (Cara 2 Corte )CLO PODCAST DOUBLE + SEP MARIA HERNANDODISCO 9 THE FLYING BURRITO BROTHERS Colorado (ESCA)DISCO 10 RICK ROBERTS Deliver Me (WINDMILLS - 1)DISCO 11 FIREFALL It Doesn’t Matter (Cara 1 Corte1)DISCO 12 FIREFALL Just remember I Love You (LUNA SEA - 2)DISCO 13 FIREFALL Sweet & Sour (ELAN - 2)Escuchar audio
The Outlaws had a long history as a band prior to the release of this debut album. Formed originally in 1967 in Tampa, Florida, the original name for the group was "The Four Letter Words." They toured off and on through the early 70's, and made an aborted attempt at an album the late 60's. Finally, they were signed by Clive Davis and Arista Records while opening for Lynyrd Skynyrd. Ronnie Van Zant told Davis and future Outlaws manager Charlie Brusco, "If you don't sign Outlaws, you're the dumbest music person I've ever met - and I know you're not."The debut and eponymously named album Outlaws would blend Southern rock with Country and hard rock, and would create a great concert draw for the band. Their use of three guitars would come to be known as "the Florida Guitar Army." Hughie Thomasson and Billy Jones both provided lead guitar and vocals, and Henry Paul would provide further electric and acoustic guitar as well as vocals. Monte Yoho on drums and Frank O'Keefe on bass would round out the group.While there's definitely a Southern Rock feel to the Outlaws, there is also a lot of Country and even bluegrass mixed in. The technical chops are impressive, and there is a lot of harmony employed in the group as well. The album would peak at number 13 on the Billboard Top LP's & Tape chart.Wayne takes us through this guitar-driven Southern Rock album for this week's podcast. WaterholeThis instrumental song leads off side two of the album, and has a bluegrass feel. It is the opening track to side two of the album.There Goes Another Love SongThe hit single on the album also is the leading track. It peaked at number 34 on the Billboard Hot 100, and features Hughie Thomasson on lead vocals. The lyrics depict a guy on the road who is missing his faraway love, and seems to encounter love songs one after another.Song for YouThis may appear to be an instrumental at first because of the long intro before the vocals come in. The lyrics reflect a guy who is breaking a girl's heart, but can't seem to avoid doing so. There are some great harmonies in this track.Green Grass and High TidesThe last song on the album is a true epic. The album version is almost 10 minutes long, but has been stretched to 30-minute versions in concert jams. Hughie Thomasson conceived the album while at a beach cookout and imagining all the rock greats who had passed on rising from the grave to play a show. The name comes from a Rolling Stones' "Best of" album title. ENTERTAINMENT TRACK:Main theme from the motion picture “The Apple Dumpling Gang”Walt Disney Productions put out this comedy western about a gambler tricked into taking care of a group of orphans. Bill Bixby, Don Knotts, and Tim Conway star in this movie. STAFF PICKS:One of These Nights by the EaglesLynch starts off the staff picks with a song penned by the duo of Glenn Frey and Don Henley. It became the second number 1 single for the group in the US, behind "Best of My Love." This track takes inspiration from soul music like Al Green and B.B. King, and has been described as an anthem for procrastinators and dreamers. Blue Sky by Joan BaezRob profiles a cover song originally performed by the Allman Brothers on their 1972 album, "Eat a Peach." Originally written by Dickey Betts about his girlfriend Sandy "Bluesky" Wabegijig, Baez covers this on her 1975 album "Diamonds & Rust." If it sounds familiar to you, Baez is actually backed up by the Allman Brothers Band for this single.Landslide by Fleetwood MacBruce features a song written by Stevie Nicks at a time when she was considering whether to continue to pursue life as a musician or give up her dream and go back to school. Despite its popularity today, the song was not originally released as a single until the live version from "The Dance" in 1997.Motorhead by HawkwindWayne closes out the staff picks with a B-side from the prog rock group Hawkwind written by bassist Ian "Lemmy" Kilmister while he was with the group. Lemmy was fired from the band one day before the album's release, but would go on to fame in the band Motorhead. INSTRUMENTAL TRACK:Journey of the Sorcerer by the EaglesA rare instrumental from the Eagles takes us out this week. Thanks for listening to “What the Riff?!?” NOTE: To adjust the loudness of the music or voices, you may adjust the balance on your device. VOICES are stronger in the LEFT channel, and MUSIC is stronger on the RIGHT channel.Please follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/whattheriffpodcast/, and message or email us with what you'd like to hear, what you think of the show, and any rock-worthy memes we can share.Of course we'd love for you to rate the show in your podcast platform!**NOTE: What the Riff?!? does not own the rights to any of these songs and we neither sell, nor profit from them. We share them so you can learn about them and purchase them for your own collections.
Lee & Jamie sit down for an extraordinary chat with the extraordinary - Henry Paul!
Billy Crain- Something worth fighting for, Henry Paul, Charlie Daniels Band
Billy Crain was an important member of the Henry Paul Band from 1978 until 1982, collaborating on songwriting, and being the featured lead guitarist. In 2008 Crain would hook up again with Henry Paul, but this time in the reformed Outlaws. He has been a staple performer in the Southern rock scene since the early 1970s. He has performed with various artists including The Allman Brothers Band, The Rossington-Collins Band, The Rolling Stones and ZZ Top. In the late 1980s he pursued songwriting and record production. He co-wrote the song "Call It Love" (by Poco) with Ron Guilbeau and Rick Lonow; "It's My Time" by Martina McBride (co-writers Kim Tribble and Tammy Hyler); and Another Nine Minutes (co-writers Tim Buppert and Tom Douglas); and "Let 'er Rip" by the Dixie Chicks (co-written with Sandy Ramos).
In today's episode of "Grazing," Clint visits with Henry Paul, co-founder of the legendary southern rock band, The Outlaws. He also founded The Henry Paul Band and is co-founder of the of the multi-platinum '90s country act, Blackhawk. During his career, Henry toured alongside the likes of The Allman Brothers, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and The Rolling Stones.
In Episode 9 of Lightning Lore, Paul Kennedy talks with Tampa Bay Lightning Founders Phil Esposito and Henry Paul to discuss where the franchise is 30 years after they founded it.
In Episode 9 of Lightning Lore, Paul Kennedy talks with Tampa Bay Lightning Founders Phil Esposito and Henry Paul to discuss how they named the expansion franchise and more.
Lightning Lore with Phil Esposito, Henry Paul and Paul Kennedy
In Episode 8 of Lightning Lore, Paul Kennedy talks with Tampa Bay Lightning Founders Phil Esposito and Henry Paul to discuss how they named the expansion franchise and more.
In Episode 7 of Lightning Lore, Paul Kennedy talks with Tampa Bay Lightning Founders Phil Esposito and Henry Paul about signing and playing Manon Rhéaume.
Lightning Lore with Phil Esposito, Henry Paul and Paul Kennedy
In Episode 6 of Lightning Lore, Paul Kennedy talks with Tampa Bay Lightning Founders Phil Esposito and Henry Paul about everything it took to get the new Tampa Bay Lightning to Opening Day.
In Episode 5 of Lightning Lore, Paul Kennedy talks with Tampa Bay Lightning Founders Phil Esposito and Henry Paul about everything it took to get the new Tampa Bay Lightning to Opening Night.
In Episode 4 of Lightning Lore, Paul Kennedy talks with Tampa Bay Lightning Founders Phil Esposito and Henry Paul about making the deal to get the expansion team in Tampa Bay.
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Lightning Lore with Phil Esposito, Henry Paul and Paul Kennedy
In Episode 2 of Lightning Lore, Paul Kennedy talks with Tampa Bay Lightning Founders Phil Esposito and Henry Paul about meeting with the investors of the new franchise and the issues that arose from that.
In Episode 2 of Lightning Lore, Paul Kennedy talks with Tampa Bay Lightning Founders Phil Esposito and Henry Paul about staging an exhibition game at the ThunderDome and how they ended up playing their 1st season at Expo Hall.
Lightning Lore with Phil Esposito, Henry Paul and Paul Kennedy
In Episode 1 of Lightning Lore, Paul Kennedy talks with Tampa Bay Lightning Founders Phil Esposito and Henry Paul about how they met which started the process to get an expansion hockey team in Tampa Bay.
Lightning Lore with Phil Esposito, Henry Paul and Paul Kennedy
To celebrate the Tampa Bay Lightning's 30th Anniversary, Paul Kennedy sat down with Lightning founder Phil Esposito and Attorney Henry Paul to discuss how the franchise was founded, the hurdles they had to jump through to get it running and looking back at the good and the bad of the last 30 years which include 3 Stanley Cups. Hit subscribe now so you never miss an episode of this 2-hour conversation.
Stu and Derek take a look at Canada's narrow loss to Namibia in the Netherlands. Sophie de Goede wins Player of the Year (in our eyes at least) and more from the World Rugby Awards. Henry Paul is out as Canada's men's sevens coach and we break down one of the greatest tweets of all-time. Then, Stu and Derek get into the USA failing to qualify for the Rugby World Cup by discussing the reaction and aftermath of the game. Finally, the MLR officially welcomes the Chicago Hounds to the league. Nick Allen GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/nick-allens-recovery
This week on The Treatment, Elvis sits down with Emmy nominated actor Brian Tyree Henry, who is currently starring in the fourth and final season of FX's “Atlanta.” Next, writer-director Paul Feig, whose new book is “Cocktail Time!: The Ultimate Guide to Grown-Up Fun,” talks about bringing a cocktail party sensibility to his film sets. And for The Treat, writer and director Rebecca Miller explains how a classic play from the early 20th century captures the light and dark of life today.
In this weeks episode we talk about an album by an English band called Charlie, Fight Dirty, an album from a band that we both knew but didn't know we knew, Head East and their double Live album, and an album by American Henry Paul Band called Anytime. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/reviewsfromthecrawlspace/message
Video available on certain platforms! Brought to you by The Charlie Daniels Journey Home Project and The Charlie Daniels Official Website Store! In this episode, CD, Jr. continues his interview with Henry Paul from The Outlaws, The Henry Paul Band and Blackhawk! Charlie talks about the Volunteer Jam, including some rare video clips from the second Jam, CD, Jr. talks about the new “Volunteer Jam 1 1974: The Legend Begins” album and talks about the first Jam itself and plays a tune showcasing the softer side of the CDB from the 'Road Dogs' album called “How “Much I love You.” - TeamCDB
Video available on certain platforms! Brought to you by The Charlie Daniels Journey Home Project and The Charlie Daniels Official Website Store! In this episode, CD, Jr. continues his interview with Henry Paul from The Outlaws, The Henry Paul Band and Blackhawk! Charlie talks about the Volunteer Jam, including some rare video clips from the second Jam, CD, Jr. talks about the new “Volunteer Jam 1 1974: The Legend Begins” album and talks about the first Jam itself and plays a tune showcasing the softer side of the CDB from the 'Road Dogs' album called “How “Much I love You.” - TeamCDB
Video available on certain platforms! Brought to you by The Charlie Daniels Journey Home Project and The Charlie Daniels Official Website Store! In this episode, CD, Jr. talks with someone who goes way back with the CDB, Henry Paul from The Outlaws, The Henry Paul Band and Blackhawk! Charlie tells about the fiddles he played on "The Devil Went Down to Georgia," and the story behind "Uneasy Rider." CD, Jr. also updates his LOST CDB 'Honky Tonk Avenue' album research, and plays a rockin' tune from the 'Road Dogs' album called "Wild Wild Young Men." - TeamCDB
Video available on certain platforms! Brought to you by The Charlie Daniels Journey Home Project and The Charlie Daniels Official Website Store! In this episode, CD, Jr. talks with someone who goes way back with the CDB, Henry Paul from The Outlaws, The Henry Paul Band and Blackhawk! Charlie tells about the fiddles he played on "The Devil Went Down to Georgia," and the story behind "Uneasy Rider." CD, Jr. also updates his LOST CDB 'Honky Tonk Avenue' album research, and plays a rockin' tune from the 'Road Dogs' album called "Wild Wild Young Men." - TeamCDB
Country Music Recording Artist and founding member/lead singer of the group Blackhawk talks with the guys about his Saturday night show at the Meramec Community Fair and a little bit about Blackhawk's history and road to stardom!
when I was growing up, calls for firearm regulation were often met with the reply, “if guns are outlawed, only outlaws will have guns.” Look back on this piece of logic, no one would want to live in a society where the men responsible for “Green Grass & High Tides” were toting guns, however it doesn't seem as though it would be very difficult to keep an eye on them (even with all the lineup changes). I'm not sure I understand why it would make more sense to expect educators to arm themselves versus a) outlawing guns, b) keeping The Outlaws and all spinoffs (“The New Outlaws”, “The Original Outlaws”, “Henry Paul's Outlaws”, Blackhawk etc.) under surveillance, but if I spend any more time on Twitter today, someone is absolutely going to explain it to me.
Henry Paul of The Outlaws talks about his ROCK SCENE
Lynyrd Skynyrd, Blackfoot, Allman Brothers Band, The Marshall Tucker Band, Outlaws... Sami Ruokangas pohtii yleisön pyynnöstä southern rockia rikkaana lajityyppinä, sen pitkää perinnettä ja ajatonta viehätystä. Genren kulta-ajan lisäksi mukana on esimerkkejä vähemmän tunnetuista 90-luvun bändeistä, nykyisiä liekinkantajia unohtamatta. Samin kokoama 20 biisin soittolista esimerkeistä: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0TdsElS2kZ6U8nJC78FHqs?si=64f21dbf40a34a4c Menossa ovat mukana Free, Cream, Copperhead, Tom Dowd, Aretha Franklin, Ray Charles, Blackberry Smoke, Black Stone Cherry, Copperhead, Rickey Medlocke, Doc Holliday, Ronnie Van Zant, NWOBHM, Saxon, Rainbow, Eagles, Sweden Rock, Henry Paul, Monte Yoho, Hughie Thomasson, Billy Powell, Gary Rossington, Leon Wilkeson, Jaimoe Johanson, Berry Oakley, Lamar Williams, Alan Paul, Torsti Lakari, Aviador, Artimus Pyle, Tony Halme, Johnny Van Zant, Rick Rubin, ZZ Top, Dale Krantz-Rossington, Allen Collins, Henry Paul Band, Brother Cane, Damon Johnson, Black Star Riders, Alice Cooper, Duane Allman, Dickey Betts, Gregg Allman, AC/DC, Iron Maiden, Charlie Daniels, Jörn Donner, Molly Hatchet, Danny Joe Brown, Bobby Ingram, John Galvin, Philomena Lynott, Phil Lynott, Thin Lizzy, Point Blank, Rusty Burns, The Four Horsemen, Rolling Stone, Marley Brant, 38 Special, Derek and the Dominos ja Nickelback.
On this Jailhouse Radio presentation, we present two marvelous musical groups. The first is Blackhawk; founded in 1992 by Henry Paul, Van Stephenson, and Dave Robbins. Their music is unique and memorable. Then we present the sound of the Sweethearts of the Rodeo. In 1986 two sisters, Janis Oliver and Kristine Oliver got together and the rest is history. Grady comes along with humor only he can produce. Enjoy!
This week we present the first of a limited edition series, Songs That Changed Music. Forever. In each episode we, along with our experts, break down a song and talk about its history, lyrics and musical composition. For this inaugural episode, we're joined by veteran songsmith, Henry Paul. Enjoy!
Your Preceptors are back on the case and opening the files to explore the tragic death of the Princess Diana, the Princess of Wales. We seek on what truly happened that night in 1997 in the in the Pont de l'Alma tunnel in Paris, France. Could it have really been an accident caused by relentless paparazzi? An intoxicated driver? Could Mi6 have been involved? Or could it have been something far sinister… Blood. (5:08) Mystery Mike and your Preceptor palace guards deliver some facts about Princess Diana's personal and family life as well as her humanitarian achievements, campaigns and awards, and death. We discuss… (10:50) On August 30th in 1997 Diana passed away in a car accident in a Paris tunnel. We elaborate on some possible causes of the crash as well as the others who died in the crash. (12:37) The father of the deceased Doti Fayad said that his son's death as well as Diana's death was blamed on Mi6. We have a tea time about the subject. (15:15) We do ask the question; The man Diana was seeing was not of English Royalty, but Egyptian. (16:34) Dave brings aspects of the 832-page investigative report of the Princess Diana accident as well as up to 1,200 witnesses! More questions are asked by your Royal Brethren. (20:03) Mike brings up Mi6, who they are and the allegations of their involvement of the death of Diana. Fronk and Dave elaborate a bit as well as a discussion. Tisk Tisk British CIA… (22:50) There is the possibility that the entire scenarios is just an accident, yet what we do know is that the driver was supposed to be fleeing the paparazzi. (24:10) Richard Tomlinson, an Mi6 operative said that he had seen reports that resembled a plan to assassinate the President of Yugoslavia that was very similar to Diana's death as well as some other accounts of other close by witnesses which included a flash of light, and suspicious motorcyclists. Brian Anderson is introduced, who was in a taxi who also saw motorcycles and a flash of light. (28:00) Mike asks why was there only one bodyguard for the PRINCESS OF WHALES? Your bodyguards discuss. (31:40) We mention that Diana could have been pregnant the night she died. That the evidence of her pregnancy at the time of death was skewed. (34:39) We put on our seat belt about the White Fiat Uno that allegedly made white paint marks on the Princesses Mercedes. IT was also accused of being used by the Mi6, we elaborate on other accusations about who owned the car, Paul James Andanson. (38:07) Fronk lets us know that Andanson had allegedly committed suicide by lighting a BMW on fire. We aim at the details about how his body was found. (41:25) We can't forget about the seat belts and how Diana was an avid user of wearing a seat belt as well as a quote from a paramedic on the scene and we mention how the French respond to emergencies. CLICK IT OR TICKET KIDS. (44:33) One of the biggest questions are asked by Sanders about how Diana simply could have been killed by her own family to prevent the marriage (46:18) Some conspiracy theorists' claim that the driver Henry Paul was a double agent for France and for British Security Services as well as considerable wealth. We discuss more on the man. (48:00) Is it possible that Princes Diana actually faked her own death to slip away and start anew? A claim that two different bodies were buried in the place of Diana and Doti. (51:28) Mike and Dave deliver their opinions on the conspiracy of who or how Princess Diana died on that fateful evening. (53:20) Fronks Final Thoughts. featured: Pager Tuners and Button Mashers Podcast If you have any questions or comments about the show, please contact us at: Contact@hushhushsociety.com or via Twitter, Facebook & Instagram. For all listening platforms go to: www.hushhushsociety.com
Henry Paul, lead guitarist of the legendary Southern Rock band "The Outlaws" ("Green Grass and High Tides", "There Goes Another Love Song", "Hurry Sundown", "Ghost Riders In The Sky", Etc) joins me to discuss his career and life lessons. Henry was also the front man of "The Henry Paul Band" along with the multi-platinum country music band "Blackhawk" in the 1990's Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-mike-paulcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Enjoy this great rugby convo with Canada's men's 7s coach, Henry Paul! "Sauce" talks to us about his time playing league, union & 7s along with his vast coaching experience. He'll bring a great deal to Rugby Canada! Kick back, crack a beer & Enjoy!#Rugby #RugbyCanada #RugbyCoach #RugbyPod
Championship Rugby is well and truly back after two fantastic rounds of action and ahead of our trip to The Mennaye in Round Three of the competition, we catch up with two former Pirates to recount memories of their time in Cornwall and classic contests between Bedford Blues and Cornish Pirates. Will Carrick Smith and Ollie Newman are our two main guests in this month's Forwards Special to dissect the set-piece battle which could be crucial in Cornwall; plus discussion on Bedford's start to the season and the Strategic Partnership between the Club and Northampton Saints. We also hear from last week's Championship Try of the Week winner, Joe Atkinson who features in a new segment entitled 'In The Spotlight' and finally Henry Paul requires some rapid thinking in 'Quickfire Questions'.
Terri interviews Henry Paul lead singer of BlackHawk about the group's new Live album "Just About Right: Live From Atlanta." It was recorded a few years ago at Eddie's Attic. It's a 2CD set, with 22 songs. Henry tells Terri he just built a house on a farm, and they have about a dozen chickens. Henry also talks about the other band he's in: The Outlaws. It was when he was with them in the 70s that he first met Charlie Daniels. He wraps up this podcast with memories of Charlie and Joe Diffie. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode, Kelly talks to southern rock legend Henry Paul! They discuss Henry's early musical influences, his first band, whether Rock N' Roll is still alive, his songwriting process, and many more topics. Henry has done do so much in his music career and has lots of good advice to share, and great stories to tell! We hope you enjoy!Go listen to The Outlaws: https://open.spotify.com/artist/72JEwd3EjDEwTLypkFYJn9?si=g_0EfWugTO2Ctsorub4hrQAnd Blackhawk:https://open.spotify.com/artist/4mOt6H7OnuqLnQrm1Bboc6?si=PllWqD4IQEK_4mrvhz87gQAnd Henry Paul Band: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4GGDnwXsF5e9gjhJMRZ03s?si=oirjw7ZdQ9i1jll3afdIfw
Welcome to the show! Today we have Henry Paul, lead singer of country music hit makers, Blackhawk! They just released a brand new double live album, Just About Right! It's a must have! Subscribe to our show, give us a 5 star rating, and please leave us a review telling how much you enjoy the 90's Country interviews! www.throwbackcountrymusicpodcast.com www.facebook.com/throwbackcountrymusicpodcast.com Much appreciated- Brit Jones Host --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/throwbackcountrymusic/support
This week we take a look at the mysterious circumstances surrounding the death of Princess Diana in 1997, from letters predicting her own death to eye witness statements dismissed by police, to 17 cameras all "not working" at the exact same time. What REALLY happened that night in Paris?Merch:
Hosts Dallen Stanford & Robin MacDowell are joined by legends Mike Friday and Henry Paul for #RugbyHive Episode 6. Mike Friday is one of the most successful Sevens coaches of all-time. He led England to four consecutive Hong Kong 7s titles (2002-2006), placed 3rd on the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series in 2005 and 2nd in 2006, with Henry Paul being a standout member of that talented squad, including a Silver Medal at the 2006 Commonwealth Games. Friday then took Kenya from 12th to 5th in the world, their best ever finish in 7s history. More recently he turned potential into podium finishes with Team USA, climbing the ladder from 13th in 2014 to Series runners-up in 2019. His side was the most consistent team on the planet in 2018/2019 playing in all 10 semi finals. Friday will take the USA Eagles for the second time to the Olympic Games, this time it's Japan 2021. The former England 7s captain, is also a two-time winner of the Tetley Cup with London Wasps. Henry Paul has done what many dream of being able to accomplish, play both rugby league and rugby union successfully. So much so that he represented New Zealand in league 24 times from 1995 to 2001, scoring 121 points and playing in two Rugby League World Cups. The following year he debuted for England in union, playing in 6 Tests from 2002 to 2004 and later the Sevens World Series. He has played over 500 professional club matches. In league he won the Challenge Cup at Wembley in London on two occasions and has represented: Wakefield Trinity, Wigan (147 matches, scoring 550 points and winning the Super League Grand Final), Bradford Bulls (100 matches, amassing a remarkable 960 points and winning the Super League Grand Final), Harlequins (63 matches, scoring 240 points). In union he has won the Zurich Premiership and Powergen Cup and has represented: Bath, Gloucester (116 matches, scoring 802 pints), Leeds Carnegie and Rotherham. Paul also won a Silver Medal in 7s at the 2006 Commonwealth Games for England. He has coached Russia in 7s and 15s and is the current Canadian 7s Head Coach preparing for the Olympic Games in Japan. In today's episode we talk about the England 7s program being cut by the RFU in 2020 ahead of the 2021 Olympics. We go down memory lane when Paul played for Friday on the Sevens World Series, as well as how he was able to represent both New Zealand and England. We delve into their coaching journeys, how their programs in USA and Canada are preparing for the Olympic Games and what it's like coaching against each other. What was touring like in the early years? Why is Friday nicknamed Geyser? And why are Russians the friendliest people on earth? We hope you enjoy and follow us on these platforms! Podcast
La salida de esta pandemia va a suponer cambios importantes en las más diversas facetas en nuestras vidas. La música tiene para muchos de nosotros una importancia casi capital que, por supuesto, no ensombrece en absoluto, otras prioridades. Al contrario, en ocasiones, sirve de apoyo y nos ayuda a paliar de alguna forma la inquietud y la incertidumbre. Toques sureños en TOMA UNO. En abril de 2005, cuatro de los miembros originales de los Outlaws se reunieron con la idea de revitalizar aquella banda legendaria, con el añadido de tres músicos que habían acompañado a Henry Paul, su líder, en sus aventuras con BlackHawk. Así se produjo la vuelta de una formación legendaria que volvió a grabar en 2012, después de 18 años sin hacerlo, y que ahora ha publicado el álbum Dixie Highway, con ecos de los mejores sonidos del rock sureño de siempre. Por eso han recuperado y vuelto a grabar un tema de Henry Paul como “Heavenly Blues” que formó parte en 1977 de un álbum tan emblemático como Hurry Sundown, el tercero de la banda. Escuchar audio
The Metal Cowboy Ron Keel is back baby! This time to discuss the Ron Keel Bands latest release South X South Dakota. From the word go Ron is off discussing his thoughts on Covid-19, being a proud upper Midwest prepper, the struggle privately owned music venues face, whether or not the Eagles should be considered Southern Rock, his duet with Jasmine Cain, the ill-fated Australian Melodic Rock Fest, his move to High Volume Music, the 35th Anniversary of the Keel record The Right To Rock. And believe it or not, MORE! Available now at http://ronkeelshop.com & https://www.highvolmusic.com/store/ Ron Keel Band has released their new album SOUTH X SOUTH DAKOTA, a celebration of southern rock classics featuring the music of Skynyrd, Allman Brothers, Outlaws, Blackfoot, Molly Hatchet, .38 Special, Creedence and more, on the HighVolMusic label. During recording sessions for their 2019 original album release FIGHT LIKE A BAND, the band warmed up each day by ripping through some of their favorite southern rock classics; what started as a fun way to loosen up in the studio has now become a powerful musical statement. “At first, we didn’t even know Mike (producer Mike Dresch) was recording,” Ron says. “We were just having fun. But of course, Mike records everything we do, and when I started listening back I realized that we had something special on our hands. “South X South Dakota is a really cool way to pay tribute to those southern rock heroes that provided such a big part of the soundtrack of our lives, while introducing a new generation of fans to these timeless songs.” The album’s first single and video is “Red White & Blue,” originally recorded by Lynyrd Skynyrd. Dealing with the “social distancing” required during the global 2020 Covid-19 pandemic, the band members were each filmed at separate iconic locations including Mt. Rushmore. Another featured track is “Don’t Misunderstand Me,” a hard rocking duet which pairs the Metal Cowboy with the powerhouse vocalist Jasmine Cain (2016 Nashville Music Awards “Artist Of The Year”). RKB’s cover of the Outlaws classic “Ghost Riders In The Sky” (produced by Henry Paul) was the debut single and video when they were known as the “Badlands House Band,” and “Homesick” (originally recorded by Atlanta Rhythm Section) was their 2017 summer single. Both of those recordings are included in the new SxSD collection. “For 10 years during the 80’s, Hollywood was home,” Keel reflects. “But I was born in Georgia as the son of a construction worker, and Nashville’s where I got my start as a recording artist. My fans as well as my critics all know that I have one foot on either side of the tracks; there’s a common thread here that ties it all together – toughness and twang as Metal and Country collide on sacred southern ground.”
Sami Ruokangas ja Juha Kakkuri käyvät läpi levykokoelmiaan. Käsittelyssä kolme levyvinkkiä kummaltakin karanteenissa kuunneltaviksi tai muuten vaan tutustuttaviksi. Mukana mm. Elton John, Freddie Mercury, Axel Rose, Saxon, Vares, Kaurismäki, Kevin Keegan, Jeff Lynne, Electric Light Orchestra, Ringo Starr, George Harrison, Beatles, Status Quo, Francis Rossi, Rick Parfitt, Richard Tandy, The Orchestra, Billy Joel, Barry White, Attila, Netflix, Hired Guns, Kenny Aronoff, Almost Famous, Outlaws, Allman Brothers Band, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Marshall Tucker Band, Henry Paul, Alice In Chains, William DuVall, Pearl Jam, Del Shannon, Roy Orbison, Peter Green, Robert Johnson, Paul Rodgers, Ry Cooder, Steve Vai, Whitesnake ja Sonny Terry.
Check Playlist This episode of The Five Count featured an exclusive interview with Henry Paul. Henry is best known as the singer and guitarist for the band The Outlaws. Known for hits like There Goes Another Love Song and Green Grass and High Tides, The Outlaws have been making music for more than 50 years. During the show he discussed being one of the last Southern rock bands of the '70s to still be touring, his other band Blackhawk, and The Outlaws' new album Dixie Highway. Get your copy now! During the rest of the show we discussed our recent banishment from the KMSU studios because of the coronavirus, Ton explained how he recently discovered the music of Cyndi Lauper, and we heard the tale of John Rambo's trip to Vietnam to rescue prisoners of war. The Five Count will be recording new shows as POWs in our own homes until COVID-19 runs its course! https://youtu.be/NFXAMN1qIRM
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Episode # 45 - Outlaws Southern Rock Legend Henry Paul talks new album "Dixie Highway" track by track, Blackhawk and more!!
It's another two for one on Talkin' Rock. Up first it's guitar legend, Joe Satriani. We discuss his new album, which he corrected me on when I screwed up the title. Hey, I'm only human. Who started the shredd phase of the 80's? What's his favorite 80's memory? We talk about some of his famous guitar students & playing his music around the world. He tells me what's going on with Chickenfoot and answers a question he said no one has ever asked him. Plus, he tells me the guitarist who recently Wow'd him, and playing the MTV unplugged show from the 90's. Henry Paul from The Outlaws closes out the podcast. They have anew album out called Dixie Highway and he tells me about that. We somehow got into talk about the Superbowl halftime show, southern rock, newer bands and more. Thanks for listening! 5 star ratings and reviews on Apple and iTunes are always appreciated. -Meltdown- http://www.satriani.com/ https://www.outlawsmusic.com/ https://wrif.com/podcasts/talkin-rock-with-meltdown/
American southern rock singer/songwriter Henry Paul from the Outlaws on their new album, the last time he saw Ronnie Van Zant (Skynyrd) and how the road can break you. "Dixie Highway" is out now and the Outlaws have tour dates posted at www.outlawsmusic.com
American southern rock singer/songwriter Henry Paul from the Outlaws on their new album, the last time he saw Ronnie Van Zant (Skynyrd) and how the road can break you. "Dixie Highway" is out now and the Outlaws have tour dates posted at www.outlawsmusic.com
Henry tells JP about what's up with the Outlaws and recalls their 1975 visit to Rich Stadium opening for the Rolling Stones.
This month we start with a focus off the field and on the upcoming Blues Foundation project. Ryan Robinson leads the questions with Blues' Chief Operating Officer Gareth Alred and Senior Independent Director of Blues Foundation, Mark Ormerod. Ryan also catches up with recent re-signings Henry Paul and Joe Wrafter on why they chose to extend their stay at GR, plus new content from 'Chat in a Hat' and 'Grill with Will' featuring Jacob Fields.
Rugby League legend Henry Paul joins me on the podcast. Henry is a dual international in rugby league and rugby union with his distinguished career including 334 first grade games in the English Super League for Wakefield Trinity, Wigan, Bradford Bulls and Harlequins Rugby League. He represented New Zealand in 24 tests in Rugby League. He would convert to rugby union playing over 150 games across Bath, Gloucester, Leeds Carnegie & Rotherham while representing England in 6 tests and the 2002 & 2006 commonwealth games winning a silver medal. Post professional football, Henry has moved in coaching where he is currently the assistant national coach of Canada after stints also coaching Russia & Jebel Ali Dragons in Dubai.Connect with the show on social media search Talking with TK on Facebook and TwitterGet in touch via email at tristan@talkingwithtk.com and find the entire back catalogue of podcasts at https://www.talkingwithtk.com/
In an absolutely brilliant chat with 'Geezer' - Mike goes back to the old school days of touring and tell us some incredible stories about how it used to be done compared to the modern era - as he nows hones the USA Pioneers. He transitioned the amateur into professional stage and cites players in his tales such as Dallagio, Healey, Henry Paul (known as Sauce) and the Prince - Andrew Harriman, so get set for a gripping episode.
The lads return to digest a massive week of Six Nations and Premiership rugby, the development of whatever World Rugby are calling the World League now and the Saracens salary cap drama. Jack talks about the magic of the cup! Tom bemoans the existence of Henry Paul! Christy is still here! Part 1: The penultimate weekend of the 6 Nations went, pretty much, according to plan. Nonetheless, the pod dissect a stonking England win over Italy, analyse Ireland defeating a plucky France and look over a Wales shut out of Scotland. There is also Premiership Rugby, Womens 6 Nations and plenty more to discuss. Part 2: There’s Super Rugby to pick over, Premiership Rugby Cup Final and 6 Nations previews, some hefty Huge Scoops as World Rugby can’t make their minds up on anything at the moment. Part 3: The Hall of Fame opens its doors again, we have listener questions and think some rather unpleasant thoughts about the Barrett Brothers.
For more than 20 years, BlackHawk has shared a unique sense of harmony with their voices, their songs and their fans. It’s a harmony that has sold over 7 million albums, scored some of the most distinctive country radio hits of the ‘90s, and still draws tens of thousands of fans to their electrifying live performances. Today BlackHawk continues to honor its past as it forges its future, and does it all with a commitment that takes their music – and the harmony – to a whole new level. “When we started,” says BlackHawk co-founder & lead vocalist Henry Paul, “our individual careers as writers and performers gave us somewhat of a more creative sensibility. We were three guys whose goal was to approach country with smart songs and unique harmonies for people who may not automatically like country.” Paul had previously co-founded Southern Rock legends The Outlaws, as well as leading the popular ‘80s rockers The Henry Paul Band. Van Stephenson had mainstream pop success as an ‘80s singer-songwriter-guitarist (“Modern Day Delilah”). And Dave Robbins had written hits for Eric Clapton and Kenny Rogers while partnering with Stephenson to write a series of classic #1 hits for Restless Heart, including “The Bluest Eyes In Texas” and “Big Dreams In A Small Town”. “Even though the three of us had a love and appreciation for traditional country music,” says Dave, “we knew we weren’t going to be that. Henry was coming from Southern Rock, Van & I were in Nashville, but were writing country songs with pop sensibilities. When it came to our vocals, we wanted the three of us to be up front in the choruses like Crosby, Stills & Nash or The Eagles. What set us apart from the very beginning musically was being true to who we were individually.” BlackHawk’s 1993 self-titled Arista debut album launched with the smash single “Goodbye Says It All”, followed by the Top 5 hits "Every Once in a While", "I Sure Can Smell the Rain", "Down in Flames" and "That's Just About Right". The album soon certified Double-Platinum, and the band received an ACM nomination as Best New Vocal Group Of The Year. BlackHawk followed up with the hit albums Strong Enough, Love & Gravity and Sky’s The Limit, which collectively featured such hits as “I’m Not Strong Enough To Say No”, “Like There Ain’t No Yesterday”, “Big Guitar”, “Almost A Memory Now”, “There You Have It” and “Postmarked Birmingham”. It was an unprecedented run of hits for a band that never quite fit the standard country mold. “Getting a BlackHawk record on the radio was often a tough sell,” explains Henry, “for the same reason country radio rejected bands like The Mavericks, The Dixie Chicks and Alison Krauss. But we were committed to smart, strong songs whether they fit the format or not. And the fans responded.” www.throwbackcountrymusicpodcast.com bjones@throwbackcountrymusicpodcast.com Facebook.com/britjonesmusic and Facebook.com/throwbackcountrymusic Twitter: @britjonesmusic Instagram: @britjonesmusic Enjoy the show and please hit the subscribe button (it's free!) Cheers- Brit Jones --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/throwbackcountrymusic/support
From the man who has interviewed some of the biggest names in rock n’ roll, Danny Coleman joins Host Jo Anne White to discuss the ins and out of Broadcasting on Power Your Life. Danny Coleman is a veteran musician, radio, and YouTube show host and music journalist from south central New Jersey. As the Creator and Host of “Rock On Radio “and “What’s Next? w/ Danny Coleman,” Coleman conducts live on air interviews with a variety of guests including musicians, entertainers and entrepreneurs. A regular contributor to multiple print and online publications; he has interviewed some of the largest names in rock music. Artists such as John Oates, Peter Tork, Ian Anderson, Nancy Wilson, Don Felder, Graham Parker, John Sebastian, Liberty DeVitto, Gary U.S. Bonds, Henry Paul, Carl Palmer, Jason Derulo and many others have given their time to him both on air and in written word. “Rock On Radio” airs weekly on multiple internet outlets and is syndicated on additional outlets in the US, the UK and Canada and recently the program celebrated its 9th Anniversary.
In this report from the Kernel's first anniversary celebrations, you can hear from several of the key Kernel movers and shakers whom we interviewed during the event, including Jane Kell from St Andrews Environmental Network, Ali MacLeod from Transition, Henry Paul from Men's Shed, Andrea Roach from Transition Edible Campus and Elliott Forsythe from Kernel Urban Farm and Community Garden. They talk about the origin of the project, last year's memorable moments and exciting plans for the future!
Abiding by all ethical standards can be complex for lawyers, but with the resources available it doesn't have to be overwhelming. In this episode of The Florida Bar Podcast from the 2018 Annual Florida Bar Convention, host Karla Eckhardt talks to Richard Bush, Steven Teppler, Henry Paul, Judy Rushlow, and John Berry about the 2018 Masters Seminar on Ethics including the most common ethics issues lawyers encounter. They discuss issues such as sole practitioners who don't have as much accountability, internal cybersecurity issues in law firms, and how lawyers can often feel isolated both in and outside of ethics issues. Richard Bush is the senior partner of Bush & Augspurger where he has been practicing law for 37 years. Steven Teppler leads Abbott's electronic discovery and technology based litigation practice and frequently co-counsels with other attorneys on electronic discovery issues. Henry Paul primarily represents lawyers in all matters before The Florida Bar, and applicants before the Florida Board of Bar Examiners. Judy Rushlow, who served as the assistant director of Florida Lawyers Assistance Inc. for twenty-two years, was appointed executive director by the Florida Bar Board of Directors in October 2017. John Berry serves as The Florida Bar's Legal Division Director supervising the lawyer regulation and professionalism efforts.
Arthur Born catches up with Henry Paul of BlackHawk and legendary southern rock band, The Outlaws, this week on the BORN Country Podcast! Henry discusses the early origins of both The Outlaws and BlackHawk, a near alternate name of the band before deciding on BlackHawk, their '90s country radio hits and more! Check out the links below to visit all of Henry Paul's official sites, BORN Country's social medias and our podcast friend Cassie's Kick-Ass Country! Important Links: BlackHawk: BlackHawk Official Site: BlackHawkLive.com BlackHawk Facebook: Facebook.com/BlackHawkLive BlackHawk Twitter: Twitter.com/BlackHawkLive BlackHawk Instagram: Instagram.com/BlackHawkLive The Outlaws: The Outlaws Official Site: OutlawsMusic.com The Outlaws Facebook: Facebook.com/OutlawsMusic The Outlaws Twitter: Twitter.com/OutlawsMusic The Outlaws Instagram: Instagram.com/OutlawsMusic Charities: Henry Paul Official Site: HenryPaul.com Van Stephenson Memorial Fund: https://www.blackhawklive.com/vans-charity The Fallen Outlaws Memorial Fund: https://www.henrypaul.com/charity BORN Country Social Links: BORN Country Radio Facebook: Facebook.com/BORNCountryRadio BORN Country Radio Twitter: twitter.com/borncountryPOD BORN Country Radio Instagram: instagram.com/borncountryradio Cassie's Kick-Ass Country: Cassie's Kick Ass Country Official Site: CassiesKickAssCountry.com Cassie's Kick Ass Country Facebook: Facebook.com/CassiesKickAssCountry Cassie's Kick Ass Country Twitter: twitter.com/CassiesKickAss Cassie's Kick Ass Country Instagram: instagram.com/CassiesKickAssCountry
The southern rock band The Outlaws will be playing at Infinity Hall in Norfolk at the end of June. Henry Paul, singer and guitarist of the band, joined the “On the Record: Music” podcast to discuss the bands tour, their history and his career.
Southern rock unit the Outlaws were formed in Tampa, Florida, in 1972 by singers/guitarists Hughie Thomasson and Henry Paul, bassist Frank O'Keefe, and drummer Monte Yoho. With the 1973 addition of guitarist Billy Jones, the lineup was complete, and after a year of intense touring the band became the first act signed to Arista under Clive Davis; the Outlaws' self-titled 1975 album spotlighted their Eagles-influenced harmonies and Allman Brothers-like guitar attack, yielding the Top 40 hit "There Goes Another Love Song."
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