Podcasts about his royal badness

Hey there, ‘80s fans! Welcome back to Throwback Thursday – Return to the '80s edition! It's that time of year again—March Madness! But we're not talking about basketball here. Oh no, we're diving into our very own Return to the '80s March Madness music tournament!

One-Time VP & EP of MTV News, and The All-Time King of VO, Jim Fraenkel, takes us from the driver's seat of his Picasso Pizza delivery days and his stint at the legendary Geffen Record (where he was nearly cast in Nirvana's “Smells Like Teen Spirit” video), to his nearly two-decade run at MTV News. We'll travel with Jim from interviewing NSYNC in Orland, Florida, to covering Matthew Shepard's murder in Laramie, Wyoming, and get lost in Harlem at 3am with a very-pregnant Sandra Bernhard. We'll listen to R.E.M. rehearse, watch Kurt and Courtney cuddle, and feel all the feels at a private dinner with His Royal Badness.

Planet LP host Ted Asregadoo and Popdose writer Keith Creighton are inching closer to the end of the year with the November New Music Report. This episode is jam-packed with some stellar music recommendations just in time for the holidays. Segment One: The Big Album It's Prince! Known at various times as The Purple One, Christopher, His Royal Badness, The Artist, or Jamie Starr, Prince was at the top of his game between 1980 and 1987 with an impressive music output that few in the music world could match. Why? Because of The Vault. A prolific writer, Prince vaulted roughly 8,000 songs.  In 1991, after a series of lackluster albums, Prince released “Diamonds and Pearls” with his new backing band, the New Power Generation. The result was his fifth (and final) #1 hit in the US with “Cream,” a #3 hit with the title track, and two top 20 hits with “Gett Off” and Money Don't Matter 2 Night.” Overall, “Diamonds and Pearls” was an absolute commercial success for Prince.   On October 27, 2023, Sony released a super deluxe version with three CDs of vaulted tracks, a double live album, a remaster of the original record, and a disc with singles and different mixes. That's a lot of music, and Ted and Keith break it all down into digestible bits to highlight what's brilliant about the super deluxe edition, what's good, and what misses the mark.   Segment Two: New Music Releases The Transcanada Highwaymen's “Explosive Hits Vol #1 is mostly a carefully curated album of cover songs popular in the 1970s. These are Mellow and Radio Gold songs sung by a supergroup consisting of Moe Berry from The Pursuit of Happiness, Chris Murphy from Sloan, Craig Morthey from Odds, and Steven Page formerly of the Barenaked Ladies, but has gone on to a fantastic solo career. Featured songs include their cover of Andy Kim's “Rock Me Gently, and “Which Way You Goin' Billy” by The Poppy Family. Samples of both songs are embedded in this episode.  Lol Tolhurst (former drummer from The Cure), Budgie (from Siouxsie & The Banshees), and producer Jackknife Lee have created a cinematic mindscrew of an album entitled “Los Angles.”  Orchestral Maneuvers in the Dark are back with what will likely be the final album of their career, and boy what a way to go out! Nowhere on the record are songs that sound like their biggest US hit, “If You Leave.” Rather, as Keith says, this is a soundtrack for the end of the world. Ted compares “Bauhaus Staircase” to Tears for Fears' “The Tipping Point” for its strength, its familiarity at times, and the satisfying way it's all put together. Duran Duran is back with Dance Macabre, a Halloween-theme mashup of covers, updated obscure deep cuts, and some originals. Also, guitarist Andy Taylor returns to the group, and so does the drummer of 17 years with the band, Warren Cuccrullo.  If you want to go on a journey with a musician who is a bit of an acquired taste, give Christian Kjellvander a try. “Hold Your Love Still” may not be for everyone, but once you become familiar with Kjellvander's voice, you'll find this record mesmerizing — as you will hear. Nat Jay's latest EP, “Turns Out It's Not The End” is one of Keith's favorites this year. Comparing her to an outlier star to Taylor Swift's galaxy-consuming supernova, Jay's song “Something More” could have been included in the new Hunger Games soundtrack — and you'll be able to hear why. Shplang! has been on the music scene for almost three decades, and is part of the International Pop Overthrow scene. Their latest song, “Understood” is featured in this episode.  Segment Three: Stream It Before You Buy It Quick hit recommendations. "Pretty Vicious" by The Struts “Telephone Line” by Juliana Hatfield “New Blue Sun” by Andre 3000 “Revisions of Truth” by One Square Mile “Chronicles of a Diamond” by Black Pumas “Can't Find The Brakes” by Dirty Honey “Purple Rain” by Dolly Parton “Harridan” (Live) by Porcupine Tree

Candy's World, de muzikale ontdekkingsreis met Candy Dulfer op Sublime. Deze extra aflevering van Candy's World staat in het teken van International Prince Day en de 65e geboortedag van His Royal Badness. Candy viert zijn leven en blikt terug op haar muzikale samenwerking met Prince. Dit doet ze met persoonlijke verhalen, eigen opnames en exclusieve Prince-tracks. Een Must-Listen! Aflevering van: 7 juni 2023. Playlist: Musicology (Live At Webster Hall) - PrinceThe Everlasting Now - PrincePop Life - PrinceAdore (Live Studio Version) XCLUSIVE - PrinceXotica - PrinceBaby I'm A Star - PrinceLife 'O' The Party XCLUSIVE - PrinceRelease It - The TimeStrange Relationship (Live) - PrinceUptown - PrinceSticky Like Glue - PrinceSexy M.F. - PrinceGet On The Boat (Album) - PrinceMountains - PrinceSix - Madhouse (aka Prince)The Glamorous Life - Sheila EHousequake - PrinceDo Me Baby - PrincePartyman XCLUSIVE - Prince ft. Candy DulferSometimes It Snows In April - PrinceChelsea Rodgers - PrincePurple Rain - Prince ---Talking Backgrounds:Musicology - PrinceD.M.S.R. - PrinceSame Page, Different Book - PrinceNasty Girl - Vanity 6 (produced by Prince)Raspberry Beret - PrinceStare - PrinceAlphabet Street - PrinceErotic City - PrincePink Cashmere - Prince See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Le Seigneur des années 80, une période qu'il a illuminée avec 8 albums d'anthologie, une série prodigieuse d'œuvres incroyablement complexes et flamboyantes, et les concerts les plus éblouissants et excessifs que la musique populaire nous ait donnés.Musicien démiurge, créateur étincelant, Dieu du funk, bâtisseur d'immenses cathédrales soniques, Prince a régné sans partage sur la planète musique dix ans durant, laissant son public exténué mais heureux, ivre de sons et de rythmes impossibles.. Artiste : The Prince of Pop, His Royal Badness, His Purple Majesty, The Kid of Minneapolis, Love Symbol, Camille, Joey Coco, Alexander Nevermind, Jamie Starr, Tora Tora, Christopher Tracy, The Artist Formerly Known as….. Prince. Genre : funk, rock, pop, RnB, soul, jazz. Époque : de 1973 à 2016. De 1 à 10, probabilité que tu connaisses : 725.611.290. Numéro de l'épisode : 126Pour l'écouter, c'est par ici si tu utilises Apple Podcasts, ici si tu utilises Deezer ou encore ici si tu utilises Spotify.Pour me contacter, pour me dire que tu as adoré (ou pas du tout mais j'y crois pas) ou encore me suggérer un artiste pour le prochain épisode, tu peux m'écrire à contact@lavoixdessillons.comGros Naze te souhaite une très bonne écoute. On se retrouve dans un prochain numéro de La Voix des Sillons, en attendant café et à la messe !Pour soutenir gratuitement le podcast :1. Abonne-toi2. Laisse-moi un avis et 5 étoiles sur Apple Podcasts, ou Spotify et Podcast Addict3. Partage ton épisode préféré à 3 personnes autour de toiEt pour le soutenir pas gratuitement :Alimenter ce podcast prend beaucoup de temps, sans compter les coûts induits. Alors, si tu prends du plaisir à écouter ces chroniques, si tu te marres, si tu apprends des choses, si tu découvres de nouveaux artistes, aide-moi à continuer, tout apport sera le bienvenu. Rendez-vous sur Tipeee ou Paypal. Tu peux aussi suivre la sortie des prochains épisodes sur mon site internet, sur ma page Facebook et sur mon compte Instagram. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Dearly Beloved, we are gathered here to get through this thing called Podcast! Electric word "Podcast" and that means talking for a mighty long time. But I'm here to tell you, there's something else...His Royal Badness!For this week's episode, Trevor brings in the Cult Classic. "Purple Rain". So hang on to your frilly blouses, cuz tonight we're gonna party like it's 1999. But don't forget to purify yourself in the waters of Lake Minnetonka!Note: Prince did not write or direct this movie. Just one of the greatest albums of all time!

When you think about the color purple, what comes to mind? The Pulitzer prize winning novel written by Alice Walker? The Spielberg directed movie that won Whoopi Goldberg an Oscar and gave the world Oprah Winfrey's famous "You Told Harpo to Beat Me" monologue? Perhaps it conjures to mind a beloved children's character - Barney the Dinosaur, Tinky Winky from the Teletubbies, Count von Count of Sesame Street or The Grimace of McDonald's fame? Or could it create a memory of the beloved decades-old children's book involving a young boy named Harold and his adventures with a crayon of said aforementioned color? Be honest - it really makes you think of Prince, doesn't it - "Purple Rain" is and always will be a true classic as His Royal Badness was a true American icon ... and his work in helping create Morris Day and the Time should always be commended. We digress ... today on The Overlap Podcast, purple reigns over the discussion because of a big life event for our boys Sid and Keith - Keith's pregnant and having Sid's baby ... er, we mean, they both recently attained a high honor within the world of jiu-jitsu by earning their purple belt (even though it clashes terribly with those white ... jiu-jitsu suits whose name we can pronounce but never remember how to properly spell). Fashion concerns aside, this marks a milestone for both our boys, as it took both of them 5 to 6 years to attain this rank, longer than it would to earn a bachelor's degree (which would be a first for Keith). You might be tempted to skip this episode ... we get the impulse, as our eyes glazed over when the topic was told to us. However, hear us out - this is actually an incredibly important episode that isn't just self-congratulatory claptrap. Our boys banter about what it took to get there - from the importance of doing the hard work to creating community and commonality, things that can be applied to more than just wrasslin' around in weird suits with clashing belts. And, as an added bonus, you get to hear multiple tales of both Sid and Keith getting choked out and becoming unconscious. We don't know about you dear listeners, but the image of choking Keith until he's unconscious is really ... just delightful for us to imagine. So turn it on, tune in and turn it up - it's Purple Week here at Overlap. Whether that's the belt they're wearing or the color of Keith's face as our hands slowly close around his windpipe ... we'll let you decide. RELATED EPISODES Episode 14: Chico Mendez Episode 16: Janilson Bie Episode 27: Recap of Pan-American Jiu-jitsu Championships For more checkout, www.overlaplife.com  

Prince's good friend Kirk Pynchon comes back to Jagbags to discuss the life and career of His Royal Badness. We talk his best (and worst) albums, and construct 45-minute playlists covering his hits, his top guitar performances, and songs to make love by. What is his best five-album streak? What is his best album that no one knows about? We argue over who was the better friend to Prince, and also a quick tangent we discuss why Carlos Boozer is the ultimate jagoff. Finally, we discuss why "Come" is secretly one of Prince's greatest records (you are welcome). Tune in now!

Zet drie Prince-fans bij elkaar en je krijgt dit: (bijna) 2 uur anekdotes, fragmenten en wisselende emoties. Hans, Loek en Adrie over de muzikale nalatenschap, diversiteit en vernieuwing van His Royal Badness.

EP. 7 - Cynthia Loyst is a TV Host, Advice Columnist, Sex Educator, Bestselling Author and creator  of "Find Your Pleasure", an online hub to help readers find pleasure in their lives. She also happens to be a HUGE Prince fan. In this episode Cynthia looks back at her favourite Prince memories, including a brief but hilarious run in with the Purple One at a TV interview taping in 2004. Further Cynthia discusses (and relates with Melissa) how since a young age Prince changed the way she thought about music, sexuality, religion and gender identity. Tune in for some wonderful stories about His Royal Badness.IG@cynthialoyst@fypleasureFBwww.facebook.com/cynthialoystwww.facebook.com/findyourpleasurTwitter@cynthialoystI Miss Him Podcast Socials:IG @istillmisshimpodcastFB https://www.facebook.com/ImisshimpodcastCredits:"I Miss Him" Podcast Is:Produced & Hosted by Melissa Williams & Jasia Kiersnowski |All Art by #Jdawnink |Original Music by Michael Schifanelli |"Mushroom" by Uros R. |

Strangely Beautiful. Beautiful Strange. For all of his prowess in funk, rock and R&B, there are some Prince tracks that don't fit into any category. They're weird, unique, and totally Prince. Join us for a tour of His Royal Badness' more eclectic and eccentric work, including classics like “Annie Christian,” “Judas Kiss,” and “Batdance.” The late career dreamy, stream-of-consciousness track “June” is here, proving Prince can make a song about burning pasta interesting. Also an extended live version of “Forever In My Life” from the Sign O' The Times concert film.

Join us to discuss the new graphic novel MPLS Sound with artist Meredith Laxton! MPLS Sound is in stock now and available SIGNED from our web store. If you're the video-watching type, you can watch this episode in full on our Facebook or Youtube channels. Book synopsis: Theresa Booker was hardly the first singer-songwriter to be inspired by His Royal Badness-but she was the most determined. Minneapolis, 1982. Dozens of young bands, playing day and night in bars and clubs across the city, dream of being noticed by the musical genius Prince, revered as a guru and a powerbroker. But when Theresa and her band, Starchild, are offered the opportunity of a lifetime-to be taken in and mentored by their idol-they soon find that there's a dark side to fame and fortune that could turn their dream into a nightmare. MPLS Sound is the ultimate love letter to the legendary Minneapolis funk-rock sound of the 1980s. Thanks as always for listening. Be sure to follow us @NBRHDComics on all social media platforms and subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode. If you'd like to support the show, the easiest way to do that is buy something! Stop in at our shop at 1205 Bull St in Savannah, or shop online at neighborhoodcomics.com. We ship worldwide. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nbrhdcomics/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nbrhdcomics/support

Het is 5 jaar geleden dat Prince overleed en daarom hoor je Phil Horneman in een heel bijzonder en extra lang gesprek met Menno Spieker en Adam Bar Pereg van Amsterdam Loves Prince als eerbetoon aan His Royal Badness. 

As you know if you've listened to us for more than four minutes,  Dan is a huge Prince fan.  This has been a long time coming, so along with Dave and Martyn we've recruited Arthur of the wonderful Music Snobs podcast to help as we discuss our favourite side-projects, and main albums and what we'd like to see in the future from the mythical Paisley Park vault.Whether you're a True Funk Soldier or if you know [two thousand] zero, zero about Prince, we promise there's something here for you amongst the recommendations we give you in this podcast. This all-encompassing discussion delves into various eras and aims to explain some of the subtext surrounding His Royal Badness for the unfamiliar. Let's get Purple!Oh, and I wonder if Arthur has brought his undeniable banger and favourite year in music to the chat. Them's the rules after all...Our blog is now live! Stay tuned for a lot more, coming soon.https://thecacophonysessions.wordpress.com/All music snippets performed by DJ Funktapuss, Longships and Danny W & The Dope.

Alicia Keys, along with Andre 3000 and Big Boi of Outkast give impassioned speeches honoring the one and only Prince. “His Royal Badness” gives a brief but powerful acceptance speech, acknowledging the honor of being inducted and giving sage advice to others in the music industry. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

His Royal Badness made music across virtually every genre . . . including house music? Starting with a rare remix of “Gett Off,” get ready for Prince as U have never heard him. Then pull out your lighters as we tour anthems like “Free” and “Planet Earth.”

I mean, what can you say right? The title says it all. When I think we can't be stupider, some yayhoos are like, "Hold my beer!" and make it worse. After the break I discuss some fun stuff though. The Grammy tribute to Prince was on and it was pretty great in parts. I only say that because Usher does a horrible job (as usual) of covering His Royal Badness. A few others did really really well though. I mention, again, the George Harrison tribute show in which Prince played a guitar solo, so check out this video if you've not seen it. Amazing. I've been listening to the Black Sabbath Ultimate Collection alot. In addition to playing in with "Fairies Wear Boots" at the beginning of the show, I've got some pictures here for you to check out of the gatefold with this collection. Pretty slick. "Dave" continues to be a show we're watching alot of. So great from top to bottom people. In addition to Lil' Dicky being an amazing rapper, Dave Burd is an incredible writer and actor. I'm telling you that you're missing out if you're not watching this show. Retro game emulation is a fun new hobby. If it weren't for ETA Prime, I'd be lost too. So much knowledge in this guy. And lastly, I'm trying to figure out what to do as far as a new mower. We have a pretty large back yard (like 2.5 lots) and it takes so long to mow. I'd love to know your suggestions as far as a reasonable riding mower if you have any thoughts. Drop your words to me via email, the Facebook page, Twitter, or even right here in Anchor.fm and the leave a message option. Thanks all and I'll see ya again next week. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thedadsnarkpodcast/message

The Greatest DL >> https://hypeddit.com/track/g1g7f0 Prince is also known as: Alexander Nevermind, Azifwekaré, Camille , Christopher, Crucial, Ecnirp, Freddie "The Phantom", Gemini, H Man, His Royal Badness, Jamie Starr, Joey Coco, John Lewis, King, Majesty, Mr. Simple, P. Mann, Paisley Park, Prince Rogers Nelson, Rocker Happyfeller, Son Of A King, The Artist (Formerly Known As Prince), The New Power Generation Drum Corp, The Starr * Company, The Symbol, Tora Tora, Yo Grandma!, Yo Mama! Remix & Edit Requests: maria.smith@basspatrol.com

On this episode I talk with my friend Kane Neal about being a merch guy on the Vans Warped Tour with the band Alestorm and how he wound up partying with Prince’s band, The Revolution in Minneapolis. We also discuss our love for His Royal Badness himself. So, enjoy an episode, primarily, dedicated to The … Continue reading Somewhat Creative #10 Kane and The Revolution →

Previously released on FW Presents... "Dearly beloved... We are gathered here today to celebrate the Purple One!" Ryan Daly and Neil Daly honor His Royal Badness on the anniversary of his passing with this special episode of FW Presents: TRIBUTE 2 PRINCE. The brothers discuss their personal history with Prince's music, as well as their favorite albums, songs, live performances, movies, and true Hollywood stories.

  It's the last broadcast of 2016 and The Soul Brother Show is going out with a BANG! Join me and everyone's favorite De La Soul Sister a-k-a Georgette as we salute the MPLS music scene with the sounds of Prince, Vanity, Apollonia, Jesse Johnson, The Time, and more. The icing on this cake? We have an exclusive interview with St. Paul Peterson of The Family/fDeluxe who drops in to talk about his time working with His Royal Badness. Enjoy!   Tracklist:   Prince - The Jam of the Year   Prince - Partyman   The Time - Jerk Out   Vanity 6 - Nasty Girl   Apollonia 6 - Sex Shooter   Sheila E - The Glamorous Life   Jesse Johnson - Free World   Alexander O'Neal - Innocent   Morris Day - Fishnet   fDeluxe - Drummers and Healers   The Family - The Screams of Passion   The Family - Nothing Compares 2 U   Prince - Nothing Compares 2 U   Andre Cymone - The Dance Electric   Prince - Partyup   Prince - Let's Work   The Time - Cool   George Michael - Fastlove   George Michael - Star People   George Michael - Flawless (Go to the City)   Wendy and Lisa - Are You My Baby   Morris Day - The Oak Tree   Prince - Housequake   Sheila E - Holly Rock   Prince and the Revolution - Let's Go Crazy

Not saying we have a dirty mind or anything, but this podcast may just get you soft & wet. But for real though, Evan, Taran, and special guest Jon Harvey get down in the thick of Prince's '80s output and finish ranking his albums from worst to best. It's an epic journey that will make you feel like you've gone around the world in a day, so whether you be girls or boys, get ready to play in the sunshine with our epic conclusion to the celebration of His Royal Badness' awesome output. This episode's theme song is "Lone Digger" by Caravan Palace. It is taken from the album < I°_°I >, available on Café de la Danse Records under license to Le Plan Recordings [ itunes.apple.com/us/album/i-i/id1039110096 ]. Used with permission.

Buddy Scalera is a New Jersey-based content strategist, author and journalist. He is also an editor and a comic book writer, penning scripts for Marvel (Deadpool) and self-publishing several creator-owned titles (7 Days of Fame, Necrotic: Dead Flesh on a Living Body) through After Hours Press. Buddy is perhaps best known as an educator in the comic book community, hosting numerous workshops and convention panels at San Diego Comic-Con, New York Comic-Con and more. In this episode, Adrian is once again joined by his Creative Director, Eileen. Together, they engage in a candid interview with Buddy Scalera on numerous helpful topics including: Creating (and maintaining) a personal brand as a creator Using music as a creative influence Vital marketing/networking techniques How to effectively sell merchandise as a convention exhibitor Eileen and Buddy pay tribute to "His Royal Badness"

Buddy Scalera is a New Jersey-based content strategist, author and journalist. He is also an editor and a comic book writer, penning scripts for Marvel (Deadpool) and self-publishing several creator-owned titles (7 Days of Fame, Necrotic: Dead Flesh on a Living Body) through After Hours Press. Buddy is perhaps best known as an educator in the comic book community, hosting numerous workshops and convention panels at San Diego Comic-Con, New York Comic-Con and more. In this episode, Adrian is once again joined by his Creative Director, Eileen. Together, they engage in a candid interview with Buddy Scalera on numerous helpful topics including: Creating (and maintaining) a personal brand as a creator Using music as a creative influence Vital marketing/networking techniques How to effectively sell merchandise as a convention exhibitor Eileen and Buddy pay tribute to "His Royal Badness"

On this episode, due to the unexpected passing of Prince Rogers Nelson, on April 21, at the young age of 57, I am going to take you through my personal journey with the music and movies from His Royal Badness.http://multifariousman.com https://twitter.com/MultifariousManhttps://www.instagram.com/multifariousman/

On this episode, due to the unexpected passing of Prince Rogers Nelson, on April 21, at the young age of 57, I am going to take you through my personal journey with the music and movies from His Royal Badness. http://multifariousman.com https://twitter.com/MultifariousMan https://www.instagram.com/multifariousman/

Episode 50. We celebrate our half-century with a lovin' look at the latest and greatest in movie soundtracks, including 10 CLOVERFIELD LANE, ELVIS & NIXON, TO RIDE A WHITE HORSE, NOSFERATU, DARK SHADOWS, DR WHO & THE DALEKS, DON'T TORTURE A DUCKLING and much more. We're re-joined for a chat by our very first DFC guest, Redg Weeks from INVADA who talks to Tony about what's changed in the vinyl soundtrack bizz this last year, as well as giving us the exclusive scoop on THREE upcoming Invada releases! Stay tuned to the end of the ep for our heartfelt tribute to His Royal Badness. RIP Prince Rogers Nelson. Created by Tony Giles & Scott Johannsson Recorded at Solatron Studios, Birmingham UK Theme Music by Scott Johannsson DFC Logo by Dan Cullinan April 30th 2016

"Sitting Purple Shiva" - Andy is joined by his friend Jonas Simon for a lengthy tribute to His Royal Badness. The post Ready, Set, Vent! – 04/27/16 appeared first on Radio Misfits.

Steven's Group Buys More Downtown, Fountains of Bellagio Kabuki Returns, LVB Opens, Tropicana's Sky Beach Club Opens, Riviera Prevention Petition, The Improv is Closing and Vegas Pays Tribute to His Royal Badness.

His Royal Badness died yesterday. He was 57.This hour, an appreciation of Prince.Support the show: http://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.