Podcast appearances and mentions of Holly Cole

We're on Patreon! Find us at https://www.patreon.com/AudioUnleashed This week, Dennis and Brent explore the fast-growing world of made-to-order lathe-cut records – and even play one for you! (Prepare to be … well, prepared.) Then they delight in some made-to-order pink noise from Erin's Audio Corner, and deconstruct Holly Cole's new made-to-order (well, for audiophiles) album with the help of Stereophile.  Brent's audio projects:

In this 1655th episode of Toronto Mike'd, Mike chats with jazz singer Holly Cole about her career, the Queen Street scene of the 1980s, being big in Japan, Lilith Fair and more. Toronto Mike'd is proudly brought to you by Great Lakes Brewery, Palma Pasta, Ridley Funeral Home, and RecycleMyElectronics.ca. If you would like to support the show, we do have partner opportunities available. Please email Toronto Mike at mike@torontomike.com

SONGLIST: 1) Holly Cole - Dark Moon, 2) Holly Cole - Kiss Me Quick, 3) Holly Cole - No Moon At All, 4) Steppin' Out With My Baby, 5) Holly Cole - Moon River, 6) Holly Cole - Message To Michael, 7) BONUS: Paul MacIntosh & The Lost Keys, 8) BONUS: Selina Boland - Someon To Lean On      Enjoy! 

Guest: Holly Cole, Canadian jazz singer and actress

The comedian, actor and poet ALOK joins guest host Saroja Coelho to talk about their new standup special, “Biology,” and their experience making a cameo appearance on the Peabody-winning show “Sort Of.”Plus, Holly Cole is a Juno-winning Canadian jazz singer who's been making music since the early 1990s. Now, she's back with her 13th studio album, “Dark Moon.” Holly joins Tom Power to talk about the record, how it embraces spontaneity, and the childhood memory that launched her lifelong fascination with the moon.

In this exciting episode, Holly Cole, a seasoned Tarot reader and teacher with over 17 years of experience, shares her journey into the mystical world of Tarot. Learn how Tarot can serve as a tool for personal growth and spiritual development. Holly will discuss how she turned her passion into a profession and how she helps others unlock the wisdom of the cards. During the last half of the show, Holly offers free mini Tarot readings for live listeners.

Tom Wait turned 75 on December 7th, and this edition of Fine Tune presents a sampling of his work. You’ll hear four pieces from Tom, and eleven fine artists with their own unique interpretations. A small selection from a huge catalog of possibilities… Holly Cole / Good Old World // Tom Waits / Broken Bicycles// Linda Thompson / Day After Tomorrow // The […]

This episode features my conversation with drummer Davide DiRenzo. Based out of Toronto, Davide is highly regarded as one of Canada's most versatile and in-demand drummers. He has performed and recorded around the world with a wide range of artists including Cassandra Wilson, jackSoul, Tom Cochrane, Tomi Swick, Holly Cole, David Wilcox, Molly Johnson and many more. In addition to his extensive studio experience working with some of the world's top artists, Davide also works out of his home studio, where he records and sends drum tracks to artists and producers all over the globe. In our conversation, we talk about the role positive studio etiquette plays assuring that each session runs effectively.  We also discuss why it's essential to maintain a growth mindset and explore each new learning opportunity to let go of our own self doubt and embrace our potential.

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Davide DiRenzo is one of the most versatile and in-demand drummers in Canada, with an equally strong profile in the jazz, rock, pop and R&B scenes coast-to-coast and beyond. With years of studio experience under his belt working with some of the world's top artists, Davide is now also working as a producer out of his home studio (Studio 86) in Toronto, Ontario. From there, he also records and sends drum tracks to artists and producers all over the globe. Davide has performed and recorded extensively around the world with a wide range of artists including two time Grammy award-winning Cassandra Wilson. Other acts he's performed and recorded with include Chaka Khan, Mariah Carey, Holly Cole, Feist, Kevin Breit, and just recently recorded and co-wrote three songs on Molly Johnson's new album, “Meaning To Tell You” where he had the pleasure of working with multi grammy award-winning and internationally celebrated producer/musician, Larry Klein.  He has won six Juno awards to date, including two in 2007: one as a member of jackSoul (Best R&B Recording) and one as a band member with Tomi Swick (Best New Artist). He also received a National Jazz Award nomination the same year for Jazz Drummer of the Year.   In this episode, Davide talks about: How he creates dialogue with audio engineers  Deciding how many options to provide in terms of mics/tracks How in-ears have affected how we experience our own playing Finding the volume where your drums and cymbals start sounding bad Working with producer Larry Klein on Molly Johnson's record I Been Meanin' to Tell Ya Submitting to the collaborative process and letting go of some control Collaborative producers vs. impresario producers

Davide DiRenzo is one of the most versatile and in-demand drummers in Canada, with an equally strong profile in the jazz, rock, pop and R&B scenes coast-to-coast and beyond. With years of studio experience under his belt working with some of the world's top artists, Davide is now also working as a producer out of his home studio (Studio 86) in Toronto, Ontario. From there, he also records and sends drum tracks to artists and producers all over the globe. Davide has performed and recorded extensively around the world with a wide range of artists including two time Grammy award-winning Cassandra Wilson. Other acts he's performed and recorded with include Chaka Khan, Mariah Carey, Holly Cole, Feist, Kevin Breit, and just recently recorded and co-wrote three songs on Molly Johnson's new album, “Meaning To Tell You” where he had the pleasure of working with multi grammy award-winning and internationally celebrated producer/musician, Larry Klein.  He has won six Juno awards to date, including two in 2007: one as a member of jackSoul (Best R&B Recording) and one as a band member with Tomi Swick (Best New Artist). He also received a National Jazz Award nomination the same year for Jazz Drummer of the Year.   In this episode, Davide talks about: Making professional and personal choices based on knowing “where you're at” Thinking of time as your most precious resource Why he has opted out of social media since its inception Being present in relationships and in music, and how they're the same Reconnecting with Toronto music and musicians, especially the club/bar scene Making yourself available to connect with audience members 

Larry Klein has had his mitts on so many amazing records over the past 40 years, but is still a relatively quiet, behind-the-scenes kind of musician. He is a four time grammy winner as a producer, and has made records for artists like Joni Mitchell, Herbie Hancock, Holly Cole, Madeleine Peyroux and Tracy Chapman. I think the first time I ever saw his name was on a cassette I had of Shawn Colvin called “Fat City”, and then I kept seeing his name pop up on cool records over and over again. Larry started out as a bass player in California, and landed a gig pretty early on with jazz legend Freddie Hubbard. He toured with Freddie for years, and then slipped successfully into the session world. As a bass player he played on so many classic albums like “So” by Peter Gabriel, “Building the Perfect Beast” by Don Henley, Robbie Robertson, Tracy Chapman's debut album and many more. He eventually landed a session with Joni Mitchell, which led to him playing on and producing a string of her records, starting with “Wild Things Run Fast” in 1982, right up through “Travelogue” in 2002. They were married and divorced in that window of time as well. His production work is always deep and sonically interesting. He has a real jazz mentality towards making pop records, which I love. There's alot of live performance based takes, mixed with rich sounds and experimentation. Gaining the trust of Herbie Hancock and Wayne Shorter is no small feat, but Larry did that and produced records for those jazz legends! In recent years, Larry made a great record with Herbie Hancock of Joni Mitchell tunes called “River: The Joni Letters”, and during Covid, he made a record in a similar vein called “Here It Is”, a Tribute to Leonard Cohen. It's basically an insane house band backing up artists like Iggy Pop, Norah Jones, Peter Gabriel, Mavis Staples and lots more doing Leonard Cohen tunes. I should also mention that we just ran out of time on this one, hence the abrupt ending. Larry had a limited window and I lost track of time, so we just kind of had to cap it mid-stream, but we got into tons of cool stuff anyway! I don't think Larry is on the road at all any more, so you can't catch him live with anyone currently, but you can get info on him and news on his latest projects over at larrykleinmusic.net  — Please enjoy my conversation with Larry Klein! If you enjoyed this episode, please consider supporting the show with a donation or Patreon subscriptionThe show's website can be found at www.makersandshakerspodcast.comYour fearless host, Steve Dawson can be found at www.stevedawson.ca Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/mmasspodcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We feature some of our favorite superhero women as they tell their origin stories in this episode. We go to small town Oklahoma with Holly Cole to see the devious *spark* of creation she had at a young age and then travel to Haiti to ask Christele Parham how she got her name. In between, we interview Wayne Woodard about his businesses and how being an entrepreneur is kind of like being a superhero. The Heartbeat of Georgia is hosted by Julia Morrison and Koryn Young and episodes are produced by Storytellers Macon based off of the limited stage series in partnership with The Grand Opera House.

Time for an all-singing, no-dancing, some joke-telling show featuring four female vocalists.  We've got three brand newish releases and one catalogue item which, given it debuted after we were out of college, is making us feel old.  Like everything else.   Tune in to find out which Grammy Winner (TM) we annoy.  Esperanza Spalding / Fred Hersch – LIVE AT THE VILLAGE VANGUARD;  Holly Cole – BLAME IT ON MY YOUTH; Lizzie Thomas – DUO ENCOUNTERS; Nadia Washington – HOPE RESURGENCE.

Paisaje sonoro es un programa musical presentado por Ernesto Alcalá que en esta ocasión nos acerca distintos géneros del jazz de la mano de artistas como Chucho Valdés, Pat Metheny, Holly Cole o Glenn Miller. Acompañan, asimismo, dos entrevistas: la primera a Mal Wood, trompetista y uno de los máximos representantes del Brisbane Jazz Club, una institución con cincuenta años de historia en la escena jazzística; la segunda, a Antonio del Moral, técnico de cultura en el Ayuntamiento de l'Ametlla del Vallès, en la provincia de Barcelona, quien presenta en 2023 la doceava edición del Ciclo de Jazz de dicha localidad.

The first half of a rambling talk about how to get along in researchops, philosophies on it, Twitter threads, templates and sharing work with Rohan Irvine hosted by Holly Cole.   The second half of this podcast is coming soon! Transcript of this podcast 

Holly Cole is a retail executive with $3B in sales volume across companies including Neiman Marcus, Victoria's Secret, Rue Gilt Groupe, as well as helping launch a DTC fashion startup. She has 20+ years' experience driving merchandising strategies for eCommerce, DTC, brick & mortar, catalog and mobile. Holly has been able to transform businesses and drive multi-million-dollar growth through strategy and implementation, building fashion-right assortments, focusing on target markets and delivering unique shopping experiences. She has overseen businesses from $25M to $300M and teams of 6 to 40. In this episode, Holly talks with her friend and colleague, Kate Sheldon, about how her career started, the importance of customer centricity and how inspiration can be found nearly everywhere.

In 2007 Kate Sheldon founded Fashioneering LLC; a management consultancy working internationally across classifications advising brands, retailers, investors, and service providers in the luxury goods, affordable luxury, and sustainability spaces. Kate formally launched the Fashioneering Lab in January 2022. A new division of her management consultancy comprised of a global team of industry leaders built to future-proof the fashion industry. The Fashioneering Lab is a comprehensive growth hub, working globally with purpose-driven luxury brands (and those who hope to be) providing advisory and tactical services, curated think tanks, collection audits, to fractional c-suites. Leveraging three decades of success, deep industry knowledge, and an extensive network in the world of luxury fashion; Kate currently works as a Fractional Brand President and Chief Merchandising Officer and through the development platform, The Fashioneering Lab to help emerging to heritage brands develop collections, assortments, and businesses that are both profitable and responsible. Kate got her start in Luxury Fashion as a designer with Victor Costa; notoriously known as “the knock-off king.” Eventually, Kate found her way to Neiman Marcus. After that, she would go on to spend over a decade as a merchant in Fine Apparel, and Couture Foundations buying the likes of CHANEL, DIOR, Ungaro, Christian Lacroix, PRADA, Etro, Missoni, Roberto Cavalli, Moschino, Alberta Ferreti, Nina Ricci, Donna Karen, Pucci, La Perla, SPANX, Carine Gilson, Wolford, Vera Wang, Reem Acra, Richard Tyler Couture, Badgely Mischka, Monique Lhullier, Oscar de la Renta and many more for the then 43 store chain and online business. Equally passionate and skilled in both the creative and business sides of the industry she describes her unique approach in three words... Creative Thinking Fashioneering In this episode, Kate talks with Holly Cole about how powerfully the word "no" influenced her career path from designer to merchant to entrepreneur.

See the Paranormal Pete Show Tuesday October 11th at 8PM PST as he welcomes Tarot Readers Holly Cole and Crystal Valley to the show. Holly Cole of Crystal Seed Tarot and Crystal Valley, Lil Wolf Tarot, are both experienced Tarot readers and work professionally helping people through the art of Tarot. Pete, Holly, and Crystal will be discussing the ins and outs of Tarot, the impact it can have on life, and how it could help you!

On this West Virginia Morning, we hear about breakdowns in the food supply chain from suppliers to grocery stores, including Buzz Food Service in Charleston, which is trying to alleviate the problem by training new, local butchers. Folkways reporter Zack Harold has the story. Also, in this show, renowned vocalist Holly Cole has our Song of the Week. It's a performance of “Cry (If I Want To)” originally released on Cole's 1996 album titled It Happened One Night.

Mark Ferguson is a jazz pianist, trombonist, composer, arranger, producer and music educator. In this episode you get to hear him perform 3 of his original compositions on piano. We talk about his mentors, perspectives on music education and the interesting twists and turns in his varied career. He's performed with many of the world's great artists including Ella Fitzgerald, Tony Bennett, Gil Evans, Aretha Franklin, Rob McConnell and the Boss Brass, Holly Cole and Manteca,. Mark Ferguson website: http://markferguson.ca/music/ All these episodes are available in video format as well, and the transcripts are gradually being published to my blog: https://www.leahroseman.com/episodes/mark-ferguson-jazz-pianist-trombonist-composer-arranger-producer-and-music-educator Please help me keep this going! https://ko-fi.com/leahroseman photo credit: Claude Brazeau Timestamps: (00:00) Intro (00:56) how we met (02:29) Mark's early education and gigs (08:32) lessons with Jerry Johnson and playing gigs with Ella Fitzgerald, Tony Bennett, Rosemary Clooney, Rita Moreno (11:06) lessons with Rob McConnell, arranging, valve trombone (14:37) Mark's composition “F Sharp” (20:55) jazz harmony, different roles as rhythm player in the band and horn player (22:40) Miguel De Armas (23:13) Manteca, Colleen Allen, Matt Zimbel (26:29) teaching at McGill University (27:52) Classical and jazz worlds James McGowan (30:37) Kellylee Evans, Ella Fitzgerald, jazz (31:18) teaching orchestration and theory (33:04) learning tunes and Hugh O'Connor (35:19) learning lyrics and Ben Webster story (37:00) transposition (39:21) importance of keyboard skills (40:15) Voicing chords (42:00) arranging (43:09) staying in shape as a trombonist (43:45) pandemic experience, performing on Syncspace live (44:45) teaching online (46:32) variety in rhythm, keeping the groove (50:21) working with high school students, jazz history (52:19) Mark's composition “Home” (59:51) performance skills (01:01:42) Mark's new solo album plans (01:03:03) different sides of Mark's personality as a trombone player and pianist, big band versus small ensemble (01:04:16) jazz audience, advantages of knowing jazz harmony, Alexander Shelley (01:07:04) Mark's early days as a jazz pianist, career choices (01:08:42) advice for young players (01:10:04) Vista Trio, playing with others to keep in shape (01:11:37) difference between composition and improvisation (01:12:14) staying healthy (01:14:37) Mark's composition “Take the O Train” --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leah-roseman/message

weiterhin: Monty Alexander, Tal Farlow, Bud Powell & Holly Cole

Canciones de Tom Waits grabadas en inglés o en portugués por Kyle Eastwood ('I beg your pardon'), Rebekka Bakken ('Broken bycicles', 'Downtown'), Holly Cole ('I want you', 'Jersey girl'), Carlos Careqa ('Para o Nico' -'On the nickel'-, 'O piano andou bebendo' -'O piano has been drinking'-, 'Pro meu Rubi' -'Ruby´s arms'-, 'Boa noite, Matilda' -'Tom Traubert´s blues'-), Maria João y Mário Laginha ('Tom Traubert´s blues') y Youn Sun Nah ('Jockey full of Bourbon'). Escuchar audio

Playlist: Dubbelaar: Steven Bernstein's Millennium Territory Orchestra: Yes We Can Can; Hans Theessink, Blue Groove: Yes We Can Can Jools Holland, Herbie Hancock, Moses Boyd: St. Louis Blues; Holly Cole, Holly Cole Trio: Whatever Lola Wants, Lola Gets; Billy Holiday: … Lees verder → Het bericht All That Jazzz – 25 jan 2022 – part 1 verscheen eerst op Jazzpodcast.nl.

On this West Virginia Morning, when people ask, “What is Appalachia?” you tend to hear different views. It depends on who you ask and where you are. Take for instance Pittsburgh, which is Appalachia's largest city. We explore the city's role in the region.

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Which famous sportsman covered Stand By Me in 1963? What was Ring Of Fire's original title? Can you name one of Elvis Presley's movie characters? Join Stevie Nix as he answers all of these questions and more on this episode looking at  songs released between 1960-1964 and the covers they inspired.WARNING: This episode contains traces of Donald Trump.Featured songs [in chronological order]:What A Wonderful World [LC Cooke]Stand By Me [Tracy Chapman]Hit The Road Jack [Arrested Development]I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself [Cissy Houston, The White Stripes]She Loves You [The Kop]Ring Of Fire [Ray Charles]Katie Cruel [Agnes Obel]Last Thoughts On Woody Guthrie [Jack Johnson]Viva Las Vegas [Holly Cole]Oh Pretty Woman [2  Live Crew, Pomplamoose]My Girl [Al Green]I Want To Hold Your Hand [Al Green]20 Songs That Have The 1960s Covered #1Join Stevie on Spotifywww.songsungnew.com

Where did the title "Rubber Soul" come from?  Which song did a distinguished panel of songwriters in 2000 name as the greatest of all time? Which song did Jerry Lieber hold in the same esteem? Join Stevie Nix as he answers all of these questions and more on this episode that celebrates two of The Beatles' best albums: Rubber Soul and Revolver.WARNING: This episode contains traces of America (the band, obviously ).Featured songs [in chronological order]:We Can Work It Out [Stevie Wonder, Deep Purple]Day Tripper [Otis Redding]Drive My Car [Humble Pie]Norwegian Wood [Cornershop, Bob Dylan]You Won't See Me [Bryan Ferry]The Word [Lisa Lauren]Michelle [Iggy Pop]In My Life [Cynthia Lennon]Taxman [The Jam, Junior Parker, Cypress Hill]Eleanor Rigby [Ray Charles, America, Joe Jackson]I'm Only Sleeping [Holly Cole]Yellow Submarine [Roots Manuva]She Said She Said [Mark Mulcahy, The Black Keys]Tomorrow Never Knows [Junior Parker, Jason McNiff]20 Beatles Covers With Soul [Not Just Rubber Soul]Paul McCartney's best lyricsJoin Stevie on Spotify and Instagramwww.songsungnew.com

Look sharp, folks. We have an actual, one-degree-of-separation Randy guest today. David Piltch has played bass for the greats (Ramblin' Jack Elliott, k.d. lang, Holly Cole, Blood Sweat & Tears, and many many more). More germane to this show, he is the bassist on Randy's 2017 album "Dark Matter." He talks about accompanying Randy at the Hollywood Bowl, why a bassist is like an engineer, and why B. Fiddle isn't getting the frequent flyer miles that it used to. David comes on to talk "Sonny Boy," Randy's fictional account of the two Sonny Boy Williamsons. Then we take a break and I bring on James Johnson, known to our KGOU listeners as Hard Luck. As Oklahoma's premier blues historian, James separates the fact from the fiction on Sonny Boy. Then we come back to David, spin the wheel, and talk shop. Guys, this episode is a keeper.

Which classical composer did Neil Diamond "borrow" the melody for Song Sung Blue from? Which song did Neil Young "borrow" the melody for Borrowed Song from? Where did Blur's Song 2 chart in the UK? Join Stevie Nix as he answers all of these questions and more in this episode that looks at songs with "song" or "tune" in the title.WARNING: This episode contains traces of The War Song.Featured songs [in chronological order]:Borrowed Tune [Neil Young]The Ship Song [Camille O'Sullivan]The Weeping Song [Your Animal]A Song For You [Vince Jones]Song 2 [Caballero Reynaldo, Trevor James Tillery]Kathy's Song [Lenka Filipova, Misty River] Movin' Out (Anthony's Song) [The Diplomats]The 59th Street Bridge Song [HR Pufnstuf, DJ Wally]Train Song [Holly Cole + live version]Immigrant Song [Heart, The Sweet]The Logical Song [33Tours, Bingoboys, Jon Connor]Killing Me Softly With His Song [Roberta Flack, The Fugees, Gabrielle]Look What They Done To My Song Ma [Ray Charles, Amanda Jenssen]Another Somebody Done Somebody Wrong Song [BJ Thomas]Hidden track: Songs About Songwriting Suck [Jeffrey Lewis]20 Songs That Have Things Covered #2Join Stevie on Spotify and Instagramwww.songsungnew.com

Uur 1 1. So this is love – Ilene Woods & Mike Douglas 2. Vluchten kan niet meer – Frans Halsema & Jenny Arean 3. Oh how we drift away – Tim Heidecker & Weyes Blood 4. La maza – Shakira & Mercedes Sosa 5. So sad (to watch good love go bad) – Everly Brothers 6. Geography – Emily Barker 7. Baat bij muziek – Daniël Lohues 8. Young loning is gone – Katie Melua 9. Corne d’aurochs – Georges Brassens 10. Saturne – Philippe Leotard 11. Dandelion – Carolina Story 12. Dancing queen – Luka Bloom 13. Bein’ green – Leine 14. La vase d’Amélie – Yann Tiersen Uur 2 1. The circle game – Joni Mitchell 2. Chattanoogie shoe shine boy – Red Foley 3. Un grand amour – Carla Bruni 4. My nostalgie – Amanda Strydom 5. Train song – Holly Cole 6. How lucky – Kurt Vile & John Prine 7. M’n Rosa – Fernando Lameirinhas & Henny Vrienten 8. Little something – Sting & Melody Gardot 9. White Christmas – Bob Marley & The Wailers 10. You can have him – Ella Fitzgerald 11. Liegen kan ze niet – Jeroen Kramer 12. The cover of The Rolling Stone – Dr. Hook 13. One of these days – Room Eleven 14. Chorepsete – Mirela Pachou

David Piltch, the bassist on many of my favourite records from the last 15 years joins me on the show this week. David grew up in Toronto in a musical family - his Dad was a session musician around the city and on CBC. David and his brother Rob grew up playing jazz around town, and David eventually left Canada for Los Angeles to find studio work. His body of recorded work is epic, starting in Canada with Mary Margaret O’Hara and KD Lang and includes recordings along the way with Joe Henry, Holly Cole, Solomon Burke, Salif Keita, Allen Toussaint, Bonnie Raitt, Randy Newman, Elton John and many more. His path is an intriguing one, and many of his stories and experiences are so relatable to all musicians. In my experience of doing this podcast, no one has been so frank, honest, and able to paint a picture of the sense of dread you feel when you’re on a gig and know that you really don’t know how to play the music properly (C’mon we’ve all been there at least once!). His trial by fire attitude imbued him with a musical sense that has made him one of the most sought after bassists in music today. We sure blabbed alot, but it’s all so fun and facinating that I’m just making a big ol’ 2-part episode out of this one. Dig in and enjoy! I’m encouraging listeners to call in this season, and at this point I’m hoping to hear from people about their experiences, good and bad, with starting to play or experience live music again. Join in and leave a message at 615-375-6318 anytime! If you want to skip straight to the interview, it starts about 10 minutes in. Enjoy Part 1 of my interview with David Piltch, and please subscribe to the podcast! Part 2 will come out next week. Our new website is now up at www.makersandshakerspodcast.com

Uur 1 1. Misty – Johnny Mathis 2. Si – Gigliola Cinquetti 3. Hoop – Ida de Nijs 4. I can see clearly now – Holly Cole 5. Ride away – Roy Orbison 6. From Paris with love – Melody Gardot 7. Weet je nog, Gent – Robert Long 8. Down on my knees – Ayo 9. L’orage – Georges Brassens 10. Djävulens sang – Cornelis Vreeswijk 11. All my trials – Bedouine 12. Tussen de liefde en de leegte – Stef Bos 13. Where’s the orchestra – Billy Joel 14. Underwater – Sofia Dragt 15. Solar – Miles Davis Uur 2 1. Take me to the Mardi Gras – Paul Simon 2. Woody woodpecker song – Danny Kaye & Andrews Sisters 3. Amsterdam Paris – Katell 4. Toledo – Elvis Costello 5. Sei la conchiglia – Gianmaria Testa 6. Geen van allen zorgen – Eleanor & Gerry de Mol 7. Harmour love – Syreeta 8. Victory – Avett Brothers 9. Moonshine lullaby – Princeton Footnotes 10. Now it can be told – Tony Bennett 11. Summer clouds – Ray LaMontagne 12. Will you – Hazel O’Connor 13. Ruimtetuin – Bluegrass Boogiemen & Dave von Raven 14. Chykh pykh – Amsterdam Klezmer Band 15. I was Kaiser Bill’s batman – Whistlin’ Jack Smith

Uur 1 1. What a difference a day makes – Dinah Washington 2. Damals wollt’ Ich erwachsen sein – Udo Jurgens 3. Bloesem in de bomen – Leoni Jansen 4. If the stars were mine – Melody Gardot 5. If not for you – Bob Dylan 6. Houd moed – Britta Maria 7. Zamba gris – Marta Topferova 8. Look for the good – Jasom Mraz 9. Be – Neil Diamond 10. Girl you’ll be a woman soon – Flying Pickets 11. How will I know – Yael Naim 12. Diep in mijn hart – Gerard Cox & Joke Bruijs 13. Count your blessings and smile – George Formby 14. Mississippi – Cactus Blossoms Uur 2 1. Simple things – Carole King 2. The best things in life are free – Les Paul & Mary Ford 3. Blijf binnen – De Meisjes van Mareysen 4. Puisque vous partez en voyage – Francoise Hardy & Jacques Dutronc 5. The land of evermore – Martyn Joseph 6. A little soon to say – Jackson Browne 7. Fragile & Jesse Cook & Holly Cole 8. Ruimtevaarder – Kommil Foo 9. Count your blessings (instead of sheep) – Diana Krall 10. A couple of swells – Fred Astaire & Judy Garland 11. Cantando de alegria – Alex Cuba 12. Always look on the bright side of life – Monty Python 13. Opzij – Lais 14. Hora – Bebe Serban

Today's episode sees us in a 'fireside chat' with co-chair of the ResearchOps Community, Holly Cole.  Together, we talk about how Holly came to ResearchOps, her life, defining moments, and the future of ResearchOps.  You can find Holly for a chat within the ResearchOps Community slack, or on Twitter @hollyface1975

Uur 1 1. At the candlelight cafe – Gordon MacRae 2. Ma solitude – Georges Moustaki 3. I’m not asking fort he moon – Myriam West 4. Dat zou mooi zijn – De Dijk met Amsterdam Sinfonietta 5. Paper mache – Dionne Warwick 6. Woas ned so – André Heller & Ina Regen 7. Liedje van altijd – Gerard van Maasakkers 8. Let us roam the night together – Leoni Jansen 9. Delirious love – Neil Diamond 10. Glory road – Everly Brothers 11. Ya ves – Haydee Milanes & Silvia Perez Cruz 12. I will wait for you – Rita Reys 13. De vondeling van Ameland – Boudewijn de Groot 14. Song for guy – Elton John Uur 2 1. Return to paradise – Elton John 2. Scoubidou – Sacha Distel 3. Zeeuwse wind – Alex Roeka 4. Close watch – Agnes Obel 5. Think of Laura – Christopher Cross 6. Voy – Nella 7. Zingen tot morgenvroeg – Johan Verminnen 8. The water – Johnny Flynn & Laura Marling 9. Too darn hot – Holly Cole 10. True love – Elvis Presley 11. No time to die – Billie Eilish 12. Nothing really ends – dEUS 13. Saint Tropez – Miss Molly and Me 14. Groovy people – Lou Rawls

In this episode we invite in guest to the show Holly Cole - having faced the dark places of depression and at times wondering what really this life is supposed to be all about. She has come out of that season of life with a fresh understanding of how God has made her and a passion to help other discover the same for themselves. Lean in today as we discuss emotional intelligence - "know thyself, that you may know God." For content ideas and questions - please contact Rick - Rickm@mannahouse.church 

A conversation with composer, arranger and keyboardist - Aaron Davis (Manteca, Holly Cole and Measha Brueggergosman) - http://aarondavispiano.com/.

A conversation with freelance drummer, Davide DiRenzo (Jacksoul, Tom Cochran, Holly Cole, to name but a few...)

Host Larry Groce culled together this episode of songs by some of music's greatest songwriters, performed by various artists over the years on Mountain Stage.We touch on the songs of Bob Dylan, with performances by The Band, Chris Smither, Jimmy LaFave and The Derek Trucks Band.Songs of Jerry Garcia and Robert Hunter are done by Catherine Russell, Joan Osborne and Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams.John Hammond, The Blind Boys of Alabama and Holly Cole give us their takes on some Tom Waits material. Amy Helm does Springsteen, Brandi Carlile does Leonard Cohen and Mary Black covers Joni Mitchell. You'll hear a touching Bruce Springsteen deep-cut interpreted by David Lindley, who also does Warren Zevon's ''Vast Indifference of Heaven.''And we couldn't have an episode like this without some songs of the Beatles, done by the likes of John Pizzarelli, Judith Owen, Curtis Stigers and The Mutual Admiration Society.Support for the Mountain Stage Podcast is provided by Adventures on the Gorge. www.adventuresonthegorge.com

Please go and listen to part one of this episode first to get the full story!  Kevin Breit is a humble Canadian treasure. And a hell of a unique guitar player. And a nice feller. I’ve known Kevin for about 20 years at this point, although I haven’t seen him much over the last 10, sadly. When I first got to know him, he was at the tail end of a run in Norah Jones’ live band, and had played on most of her recordings as well. He was bowing out of that gig to be able to spend some more time with his young family, but was already a seasoned vet in the studio, having played on records for folks like Rosanne Cash, k.d. Lang, Hugh Laurie, Cassandra Wilson, Holly Cole, Jane Siberry, Serena Ryder, Taj Mahal, Irma Thomas and countless others. As impressive as that list is, it was his quirkier solo records that I found most interesting. His guitar playing had a big influence on me, particularly his unusual voic eon slide guitar. His string of under-the-radar albums that he seemed to be churning out almost for his own amusement were some of the coolest music I knew of. From the slide guitar based “Empty” to the mandolin orchestra of “Maybelle” and the reckless abandon of “Folk Alarm”, not to mention the inventive “Supergenrous”, I loved all of it. Kevin is well known in his native Canada, but also well-respected internationally, as his session track record suggests. With multiple awards including a Maple Blues Award, Gemini Award, National Jazz Award, Canadian Folk Music Award and two Juno Awards for his recordings, as well as for his work on albums that have a collective 10 Grammy Awards, Breit’s unparalleled creativity is infinite. Breit’s latest release, the 11-track instrumental “Johnny Goldtooth and The Chevy Casanovas” features his interpretations of a mythical character in a twang world. Enjoy my conversation with Kevin Breit, and please subscribe to the podcast for free on iTunes!

Kevin Breit is a humble Canadian treasure. And a hell of a unique guitar player. And a nice feller. I’ve known Kevin for about 20 years at this point, although I haven’t seen him much over the last 10, sadly. When I first got to know him, he was at the tail end of a run in Norah Jones’ live band, and had played on most of her recordings as well. He was bowing out of that gig to be able to spend some more time with his young family, but was already a seasoned vet in the studio, having played on records for folks like Rosanne Cash, k.d. Lang, Hugh Laurie, Cassandra Wilson, Holly Cole, Jane Siberry, Serena Ryder, Taj Mahal, Irma Thomas and countless others. As impressive as that list is, it was his quirkier solo records that I found most interesting. His guitar playing had a big influence on me, particularly his unusual voic eon slide guitar. His string of under-the-radar albums that he seemed to be churning out almost for his own amusement were some of the coolest music I knew of. From the slide guitar based “Empty” to the mandolin orchestra of “Maybelle” and the reckless abandon of “Folk Alarm”, not to mention the inventive “Supergenrous”, I loved all of it. Kevin is well known in his native Canada, but also well-respected internationally, as his session track record suggests. With multiple awards including a Maple Blues Award, Gemini Award, National Jazz Award, Canadian Folk Music Award and two Juno Awards for his recordings, as well as for his work on albums that have a collective 10 Grammy Awards, Breit’s unparalleled creativity is infinite. Breit’s latest release, the 11-track instrumental “Johnny Goldtooth and The Chevy Casanovas” features his interpretations of a mythical character in a twang world. Enjoy my conversation with Kevin Breit, and please subscribe to the podcast for free on iTunes!

It’s Crimbus! Thrill to old faves like The Waitresses and Slade, jazz classics from Oliver Jones, Holly Cole and Bela Fleck, get depressed in the middle bit with a bunch of downer songs, and dive deep into traditional dungeon synth with Krampusnacht. Songs this episode:  Jingle Cats :: Special Xmas WAFFLES theme Let It Snow :: Oliver Continue Reading

Marc Rogers is a Juno-nominated bassist, producer, and composer. He has worked with Rachel Platten, Nelly Furtado, Tryon, Chantal Kreviazuk, Raine Maida, Nikki Yanofsky, Susan Tedeschi, Derek Trucks, Barbra Lica, Norah Jones, The Philosopher Kings, Fefe Dobson, Anjulie, The Blind Boys Of Alabama, Lionel Richie, Bernard Purdie, K'naan, Kreesha Turner, Al Jarreau, Jarvis Church, Gary Burton, Lisa Fischer, Joe Lovano, Mike Stern, Robi Botos, Terri-Lynn Carrington, Adam Rogers, Dave Binney, Kelly Jefferson, Lewis Nash, Rahzel, Holly Cole, and many others.

First all-women’s Lilith Fair concert opened by Canadian singer Sarah McLachlan. God created Eve only after Adam’s first wife, Lilith, stomped out of the Garden of Eden to protest Adam’s order that she submit to him. At least, that’s the story according to the Rabinic Talmud. Many centuries later, when promoters told Canadian singer Sarah McLachlan that a women’s concert would never sell, she stomped off to create one anyway. She called it the Lilith Fair, tested the event in 1996, and it opened full-tilt on July 5, 1997. Lilith Fair featured some of the word’s biggest-name female vocalists such as Sheryl Crow, Nellie Furtado, Holly Cole, Bonnie Rate, Sinéad O’Connor, Queen Latifah, the Dixie Chicks and the Indigo Girls. It was such an enormous success that it toured numerous American cities for three years. Since then, women performers and all female bands, sometimes know as “girl bands” have prospered throughout the world of entertainment. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jeremy Nicely of Evil Czech and Holly Cole of New Holland Brewing Company have visited us so often in Indy we kind of feel like family.   So it was a must to finally travel to Mishawaka, Indiana and visit with Jeremy in his home at Evil Czech Brewery and Public House.  We will be visiting New Holland this summer. Joining us on co-hosting duties this week is John Bahler of The Stampede String Band.   We get down and dirty early in this one as we toast the start of the show with a lovely glass of whiskey from Journeyman Distillery which is always available at Evil Czech.  Lots covered this week from hearing about Jeremy and Holly’s visit to Colorado for the World Cup of Beer 2016, upcoming events and brews, bad jokes, John’s first job shoveling shit, cannibal sandwiches, and Dougy Fresh realizes he was subjected to child exploitation and illegal child labor as a young boy.  Many Evil brews were harmed in the making of this episode including: Luscious Mounds, a coconut, oatmeal milk stout and a delicious Farmhouse Black IPA.  And be on the hunt for another killer beer from the Dragon’s Milk family, the Coconut Rum Dragon’s Milk and Hopronix, the Double IPA made with those beautiful mosaic hops. We do tend to talk highly of all the Evil Czech brews almost weekly on the show, but you must get to the brewery to not just enjoy the on tap line up, but some really stellar food as well.   So sit back and enjoy this week’s ride and be on the lookout for the upcoming show with the rest of the boys from The Stampede String Band as we highlight their upcoming show at the newly renovated HiFi in Fountain Square.  Na zdravie! Shout Outs this week include:  Vegetable Buddies; Tappers Arcade Bar, Twincade; Jeremy Brown; Fiddlers Hearth; Wild Rose Moon; Twisted Crew Brewing Company; Indiana Whiskey Company; Moxxie; Tracksuit Lyfestile; Otis Gibbs; and People’s Brew   http://evilczechbrewery.com/ http://www.journeymandistillery.com/ http://newhollandbrew.com/corp/tours http://www.thestampedestringband.com/

The Artist Series will begin on April 24 - here is the release schedule. Intro music performed by Holly Cole http://www.hollycole.com/ Twitter: http://twitter.com/tedforbes Instagram: http://instagram.com/tedforbes Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aop.podcast Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/tedforbes Website: http://theartofphotography.tv And get on our mailing list to stay up to date on photography news and the latest episodes: http://theartofphotography.tv/about/mailing-list/ Ted Forbes The Art of Photography 3100 Main St #135 Dallas, Texas 75226 Thanks for watching - if you like this video, remember to share it with your friends! My name is Ted Forbes and I make videos about photography. I’ve been making photographs most of my life and I have a tremendously deep passion for photography that I want to share with you on YouTube. The Art of Photography is my channel and I produce photography videos to provide a 360 degree look into the world of making images. We all want to get better so lets do this together! I make videos covering famous photographers, photography techniques, composition, the history of photography and much more. I also have a strong community of photographers who watch the show and we frequently do social media challenges for photographers to submit their own work. I feature the best and most interesting on the show when we do these so come check it out and get involved!

A special edition of MS2GO with tinsel tunes from Josh Ritter, Kinky Friedman, Tim & Mollie O'Brien, Kathy Mattea, Bob Thompson, Holly Cole, Corey Chisel, and Larry Groce. Hosted by Santa's lil' helper (and Assistant Producer) Joni Deutsch.

Intro by Gary from Chub Creek Count Your Blessings-Jane Siberry, Holly Cole, Victoria Williams, Mary Margaret O’Hara, and Rebecca Jenkins. sidenote: Mary Margaret O’Hara is the singer on this recording [...] Continue reading → The post MikeyPod 29 appeared first on MikeyPod.

Intro by Gary from Chub Creek Count Your Blessings-Jane Siberry, Holly Cole, Victoria Williams, Mary Margaret O’Hara, and Rebecca Jenkins. sidenote: Mary Margaret O’Hara is the singer on this recording [...] Continue reading → The post MikeyPod 29 appeared first on MikeyPod.