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En "El trastero" de Carlos del Amor conversamos con Toya Viudes, sobrina-nieta de la pintora Rosario de Velasco (1904-1991), que ha buscado a través de las redes sociales obras no localizadas de la artista para una exposición que se inaugura en el Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza de Madrid el próximo martes. Después, en "¿Quién es quién?", junto a Aitor Caminero, recibimos al músico, compositor y actor de doblaje Héctor Lera. Durante muchos años ha sido la voz del Pato Donald, que está celebrando nueve décadas. Y acabamos con "Lo bitel" de Marta G. Navarro. Hoy escuchamos: How Do You Sleep (John Lennon), Maybe I'm Amazed (Paul McCartney), It Don't Come Easy (Ringo Starr), All Things Must Pass (George Harrison).Escuchar audio
Acabamos con "Lo bitel" de Marta G. Navarro. Hoy escuchamos: How Do You Sleep (John Lennon), Maybe I'm Amazed (Paul McCartney), It Don't Come Easy (Ringo Starr), All Things Must Pass (George Harrison).Escuchar audio
Today on The Neil Haley Show Neil "The Media Giant" and co-host Dr Robert Marx interview Jesse McCartney. Born April 9, 1987 in Ardsley, New York, to Ginger and Scot McCartney, Jesse began his career in theater with a national revival tour of The King and I with Hayley Mills (1997/98), and a notable New York Production of A Christmas Carol (1998) with Roger Daltrey. Jesse got the part of 'Adam Chandler Jr.' on the show All My Children for which he would eventually Emmy nominations in 2001 and 2002. After a brief stint in a children's musical group Sugar Beats, and later in teen boy band Dream Street, Jesse was signed as a solo artist to Hollywood Records. He released his first full length album on September 28, 2004. His song, "Beautiful Soul" was an instant hit and the album of the same title was certified platinum on February 24, 2005. His Departure album yielded another smash single, "Leavin'," landing him a #1 spot on the charts and was Top 40 Radio's most played song of of the year. His next single "How Do You Sleep" also charted in the top 10 in the following year. His songwriting credits include co-writing the smash "Bleeding Love" for singer Leona Lewis, which was a #1 hit in 34 countries; the only song in over a decade to achieve this status. It also won ASCAP's song of the year and was nominated for a Grammy Award. In addition to starring in Keith, which won five international film festival awards, McCartney's film credits include the Tribeca Film Festival's darling Beware The Gonzo (opposite Ezra Miller) and Oren Peli's Chernobyl Diaries. McCartney has voiced numerous animated characters for films, video games, and television series including all of the Alvin and the Chipmunks films, Horton Hears a Who, Kingdom Hearts, and Cartoon Network's Young Justice.
Today on The Neil Haley Show Neil "The Media Giant" and co-host Dr Robert Marx interview Jesse McCartney. Born April 9, 1987 in Ardsley, New York, to Ginger and Scot McCartney, Jesse began his career in theater with a national revival tour of The King and I with Hayley Mills (1997/98), and a notable New York Production of A Christmas Carol (1998) with Roger Daltrey. Jesse got the part of 'Adam Chandler Jr.' on the show All My Children for which he would eventually Emmy nominations in 2001 and 2002. After a brief stint in a children's musical group Sugar Beats, and later in teen boy band Dream Street, Jesse was signed as a solo artist to Hollywood Records. He released his first full length album on September 28, 2004. His song, "Beautiful Soul" was an instant hit and the album of the same title was certified platinum on February 24, 2005. His Departure album yielded another smash single, "Leavin'," landing him a #1 spot on the charts and was Top 40 Radio's most played song of of the year. His next single "How Do You Sleep" also charted in the top 10 in the following year. His songwriting credits include co-writing the smash "Bleeding Love" for singer Leona Lewis, which was a #1 hit in 34 countries; the only song in over a decade to achieve this status. It also won ASCAP's song of the year and was nominated for a Grammy Award. In addition to starring in Keith, which won five international film festival awards, McCartney's film credits include the Tribeca Film Festival's darling Beware The Gonzo (opposite Ezra Miller) and Oren Peli's Chernobyl Diaries. McCartney has voiced numerous animated characters for films, video games, and television series including all of the Alvin and the Chipmunks films, Horton Hears a Who, Kingdom Hearts, and Cartoon Network's Young Justice. McCartney played lead role of 'Bradin Westerly' in the TV series Summerland, which ran for two years on The WB (now The CW). He also landed the lead in the pilot Locke and Key for Fox, based on Joe Hill's graphic novels of the same name. Other major TV credits include Fear The Walking Dead, Major Crimes, Greek, Law & Order SVU, and CSI: Las Vegas as well as a lengthy stint in the cast of Army Wives as 'Private Tim Truman.' Jesse currently resides in Los Angeles.
Nos situamos en "Macondo" con Juan Carlos Iragorri y con Miguel Henrique Otero, director del diario El Nacional de Caracas, con quien abordamos la actualidad de Venezuela. En "Antropoturismo", con Paula Ginés, aprovechamos el 8M para reivindicar los feminismos africanos de la mano de un referente, Nana Asma'u (1793-1864). Y ya es jueves y, con Pancho Varona, escuchamos más "Música para los pájaros". Esta semana, en "Las mil y una músicas": Too Many People (Paul McCartney), How Do You Sleep (John Lennon), En el lago (Triana), The Question Of You (Prince), Reverso (Rufus T Firefly) y Deseo (Jorge Drexler).Escuchar audio
Y ya es jueves y, con Pancho Varona, escuchamos más "Música para los pájaros". Esta semana, en "Las mil y una músicas": Too Many People (Paul McCartney), How Do You Sleep (John Lennon), En el lago (Triana), The Question Of You (Prince), Reverso (Rufus T Firefly) y Deseo (Jorge Drexler). Escuchar audio
Your hosts this episode: Patrique OptimalAudio Traviud It's that time of the (new) year again, the annual year end episode where the podcast is joined by returning guest Traviud to once more discuss they're top 10 favorite releases of the past year of 2023. This episode is packed to the brim, as each host goes over their own unique inclusions from Danny Brown, Earl Sweatshirt, Home is Where, Carly Rae Jepsen, Parannoul, Jeff Rosenstock, MIKE, Kelela, and many more. As well the guys discuss the dirt worst releases this year dishonorably going to Macklemore's attempts at self reflection, Fall Out Boy's AI excursions, and the recent slew of Bro, Trap Alt-Right leaning-Country tunes. We hope you enjoy this diverse and intricate episode and await future content in this new year of 2024! Intro Music: Junclassic - "Borrowed Time (Instrumental)" Outro Music: Kankick - "Stagnated Pace" Edited / Produced by: Kittenpuke Find us on RYM through our provided Profile names! 0:00 - Intro 2:17 - Fall Out Boy in 2023 12:28 - "One Thing At a Time" by Morgan Wallen 16:18 - "How Do You Sleep at Night?" by Teezo Touchdown 18:43 - "The Age of Pleasure" by Janelle Monáe 22:53 - "Ben" by Macklemore 26:59 - "Rush!" by Maneskin 33:43 - "Praise a Lord Who Chews..." by Yves Tumor 34:24 - "That! Feels Good!" by Jessie Ware 35:47 - "Paranoïa, Angels, True Love" by Christine and the Queens 38:06 - "Fountain Baby" by Amaarae 39:09 - Getting Into Our Top 10 40:57 - "Heaven Knows" by PinkPantheress (Traviud's #10 & OptimalAudio's #9) 48:39 - "Paper Cut From the Obit" by Celestaphone (Patrique's #10) 59:20 - "Victory Music" by RealYungPhil (Optimal's #10) 1:04:28 - "Me chama de gato que eu sou sua" by Ana Frango Elétrico (Trav's #9) 1:09:45 - "This Stupid World" by Yo La Tango (Pat's #9) 1:21:29 - "Voir Dire" by Earl Sweatshirt & The Alchemist (Optimal's #8 & Pat's 8) 1:36:58 - "The Whaler" by Home Is Where (Trav's #8) 1:46:53 - "The Loveliest Time" by Carly Rae Jespsen (Optimal's #7) 1:47:23 - "He Left Nothing for the Swim Back" by SKETCH185 7 Jeff Markey (Pat's #7) 1:52:32 - "Madres" by Sofia Kourtesis (Trav's #7) 2:01:01 - "Burning Desire" by MIKE (Optimal's #6) 2:20:19 - "53 Dove Instrumentals From 2023" by Steel Tip Dove (Pat's #6) 2:24:35 - Patrique's Beat Tape Recommendations of the Year 2:32:21 - "After the Magic" & "After the Night" by Parannoul (Trav's #6) 2:45:33 - "Maps" by Billy Woods & Kenny Segal (Optimal's #5) 2:46:23 - "DJ E" by Chuquimamani-Condori Honorable Mention 2:54:03 - "Quaranta" by Danny Brown (Pat's #5) 3:22:45 - "Perfect Picture" by Hannah Diamond (Trav's #5) 3:34:28 - "The Aux" by Blockhead (Pat's #4) 3:42:01 - "Alexandria" by Izaya Tiji (Optimal's #4) 3:54:32 - "All This Will End" by Indigo De Souza (Trav's #4) 3:59:01 - "Faith is a Rock" by MIKE, Wiki & The Alchemist (Pat's #3) 4:04:59 - "Sisterhood" by Lostrushi (Optimal's #3) 4:14:12 - "HELLMODE" by Jeff Rosenstock (Trav's #3) 4:22:32 - "The Loveliest Time" by Carly Rae Jepsen (Pat's #2 & Trav's #2) 4:36:19 - "Raven" by Kelela (Optimal's #2) 4:42:45 - "My Back Was a Bridge For You to Cross" by ANOHNI and the Johnsons (Trav's #1) 4:53:16 - "Ganger" by Veeze (Optimal's #1) 4:57:28 - "We Buy Diabetic Test Strips" by Armand Hammer & "Maps" by Billy Woods & Kenny Segal (Pat's #1s) 5:05:44 - Outro
Wallo 267 sits down with Teezo Touchdown, one of the most exciting and eclectic artists in the music industry. Teezo Touchdown is a rapper, singer, songwriter, and producer from Beaumont, Texas, who has collaborated with stars like Tyler, the Creator, Travis Scott, and Drake. He is known for his unique style, blending genres like alternative hip hop, rap rock, and emo pop, and creating catchy songs with a message. Teezo Touchdown talks about his journey from making music in his father's DJ equipment to releasing his debut album, How Do You Sleep at Night?, in 2023. He also shares his insights on creativity, inspiration, and overcoming challenges. Wallo 267 and Teezo Touchdown have a lively and honest conversation, full of humor, wisdom, and motivation. Tune in to hear their stories, opinions, and advice on how to live your best life. This is an episode you don't want to miss!You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/mworthofgame
El disco «Imagine» (1971) contiene la canción más conocida de un ex beatle en solitario. Tras la experiencia terapéutica del «Plastic Ono Band» (1970), para John Lennon había llegado el momento de volver a hacer música comercial, dando a sus composiciones "un baño de chocolate". «Imagine» fue escrito y grabado en un periodo particularmente difícil en la relación entre Lennon y Paul McCartney. Lennon se obsesionó con los supuestos ataques por parte de su antiguo compañero de composición en su álbum «Ram», y decidió devolver el golpe en «Imagine» en temas como «Crippled Inside» y «How Do You Sleep?». «Imagine» fue un éxito de crítica y público cuando fue publicado en 1971, alcanzando el #1 a ambos lados del Atlántico. El propio McCartney alabó el álbum. Esto encendió la ira de Lennon, que criticó el sonido comercial de un álbum “antirreligioso, antinacionalista, anticonvencional y anticapitalista, pero recubierto de azúcar”.
Vor rund 50 Jahren ist im Dezember 1973 mit "Band on the Run" das dritte Studioalbum von Paul McCartney & Wings und das fünfte Studioalbum von Paul Mc Cartney nach der Trennung der Beatles erschienen. Paul McCartney hat die Band Paul McCartney & Wings im Jahr 1971 zusammen mit seiner Frau Linda McCartney gegründet — ein Jahr nach der Trennung der Beatles. Linda hat die Beatles zuvor schon als Fotografin begleitet und teilweise auch Vocals bei verschiedenen Alben hinzugesteuert. John Lennon hat einige Jahre zuvor bereits mit seiner Frau Yoko Ono die Plastic Ono Band gegründet. "Band on the Run" kann für Paul McCartney als eine Art Befreiungsschlag von seiner musikalischen Vergangenheit gesehen werden, den Beatles. Paul McCartney zeigt auf diesem Album, dass er es noch draufhat, losgelöst von seinem kongenialen Partner John Lennon als Songwriter, als Bassist und als Sänger zu arbeiten. Turbulente Produktionsbedingungen "Band on the Run" wurde in Afrika, in Nigeria, genau genommen in Lagos produziert. Für Paul McCartney klang das nach Sonne, nach Entspannung, das klingt danach, als könnte man hier ganz entspannt in wunderschöner afrikanischer Umgebung ein tolles Album aufnehmen. McCartney hatte die Koffer bereits gepackt, Demos und Songideen im Gepäck. Gitarrist Henry McCullough und Schlagzeuger Denny Seiwell sollen schon länger nach einem Grund für den Ausstieg gesucht haben. McCartney hat sie ihrer Meinung nach zu schlecht bezahlt und sie konnten sich künstlerisch nicht in dem Maße einbringen, wie sie das gerne wollten. Bis zum Tag des Abfluges am 9. August 1973 hatten beide gekündigt. Denny Laine war als einziger von den ursprünglichen Wings neben Paul und Lina McCartney mit nach Lagos geflogen. Was ein Glück — er war nämlich auch Multiinstrumentalist und konnte somit McCartney kräftig unterstützen. Trotzdem konnte er sich nicht so mit einbringen, wie er es gerne getan hätte. Dennoch — die drei waren produktiv und haben sich durchaus auch von Afrika musikalisch inspirieren lassen, zumindest rhythmisch. Ursprünglich wollte McCartney das Album sogar mit afrikanischen Musikern aufnehmen, hat sich dann aber dagegen entschieden, weil er viel Gegenwind bekommen hat. Zurück zum Tag der Ankunft in Lagos, Paul McCartney & Wings werden auf offener Straße überfallen. Alle Tapes und Ideen, die Paul bisher in irgendeiner Form für "Band on the Run" gesammelt hatte, waren also weg. Sie standen mit leeren Händen da und mussten alles aus ihrem Gedächtnis rekonstruieren. Auch eine gewisse Angst nach dem Überfall begleitete die McCartneys, die sie versucht haben mit Gras zu bekämpfen. Paul McCartney erlitt — vermutlich infolge übermäßigem Konsums — eine Panikattacke und musste ins dortige Krankenhaus. Zu den Aufnahmen war er zurück und hat gemeinsam mit Linda im Studio gearbeitet. Seine Frau war von Beruf aus Fotografin und hat während der Albumaufnahmen intensiv gelernt, die Instrumente zu spielen, vor allem das Klavier. Unter diesen katastrophalen Produktionsbedingungen, an denen andere Musiker und Musikerinnen womöglich verzweifelt wären, erschafft McCartney in diesem Kosmos ein großartiges Album und er schafft es wieder geliebt zu werden, so Fahrig weiter. Durchbruch von "Band on the Run" Es war nicht leicht für Paul McCartney nach der Trennung der Beatles. Nicht nur John Lennon sondern auch George Harrison sollten ihm musikalisch ernsthafte Konkurrenz machen. Seine beiden ersten Soloalben verkaufen sich zwar gut und sind erfolgreich, doch die Kritiker lassen ihn durchfallen und das soll noch schlimmer werden bei Paul McCartney and Wings. Trotzdem gab es 1973 eine große Auftragskomposition für James Bond 007 — der Durchbruch für Paul McCartney & Wings. "Band on the Run" ist der Welthit für Paul McCartney & Wings. Die Bande auf der Flucht, textlich wie musikalisch teilt sich dieser Song auf in 3 Teile. Ein dramaturgies, durchkomponiertes Meisterwerk. Diese Aufteilung und Strukturierung erinnerten stark an die Beatles-Ära, in der Paul diese Technik bereits perfektioniert hat. Musikalischer Scheidungskrieg zwischen McCartney und Lennon Im Jahr 1967 haben sich Linda Eastman und Paul McCartney das erste Mal getroffen, haben sich ineinander verliebt und dann 1969 geheiratet. Noch in einer Zeit, in der Paul McCartney aktives Mitglied der Beatles war. Sie hat alle Hochs und Tiefs der Band an der Seite ihres Mannes erlebt, und da gab es einige, gerade in den Endjahren der Beatles. Nach der offiziellen Trennung im April 1970 haben Paul McCartney und John Lennon einen Art offenen musikalischen Scheidungskrieg über Songs geführt. Den Anfang macht Paul McCartney 1971, er singt in "Too Many People" darüber, dass Lennon seine Glückssträhne zerbrechen hat lassen. Dieser antwortet darauf in seinem Album "Imagine" 1971 mit dem Song "How Do You Sleep?" mit den Worten "Das einzige, was du je geschafft hast, war "Yesterday". Wie kannst du schlafen?". McCartney antwortet seinerseits in "Band on the Run" mit dem Song "Let Me Roll It". Ein Song, wie John ihn selbst schreiben könnte, so Fahrig. "Let Me Roll It" ist ursprünglich eine Textzeile aus einem George Harrison-Song "I'd Have You Anytime" aus dem Album "All Things Must Pass" von 1970. McCartney und Lennon haben sich bald getroffen und sich einigen können. John Lennon bezeichnete seinerseits das Album "Band on the Run" sogar als fantastisches Werk. Paul McCartney – Lyrics Im November 2021 erschienenen Buch von PaulMcCartney "Lyrics" betrachtet er sein Leben und Werk intensiv im Prisma von 154 eigenen Songs. "Band on the Run" – Ein Meilenstein der Musikgeschichte Die Gruppe, die Band, die Bande auf der Flucht. Was genau hinter dem Albumtitel steckt, wieso die Band tatsächlich irgendwie auf der Flucht war und wie es Picasso auf dieses Album geschafft hat, warum Lagos vermeintlich kein guter Ort war, um eine Platte aufzunehmen und viel mehr, wird in dieser Episode besprochen. __________ Über diese Songs vom Album "Band on the Run" wird im Podcast gesprochen (15:50) – "Bluebird"(25:24) – "Jet"(29:49) – "Band on the Run"(48:33) – "Let Me Roll It"(52:27) – "Picasso's Last Words (Drink to Me)"__________ Über diese Songs wird außerdem im Podcast gesprochen (47:31) – "Too Many People" von Paul McCartney und Lina McCartney(49:14) – "I'd Have You Anytime" von George Harrison __________ Paul Mc Cartney & Wings Rockshow Live: https://youtu.be/BiCboZoKOcw?si=xPYLZJiAC3KyKQyh Rolling Stone: Paul McCartney & Wings veröffentlichen "Band on the Run": https://www.rollingstone.de/rewind-today-1973-paul-mccartney-wings-veroeffentlichen-band-on-the-run-362018/ Musik-Sammler Release: "Band on the Run": https://www.musik-sammler.de/release/paul-mccartney-wings-band-on-the-run-2-cd-358897/ YouTube Paul McCartney "Band on the Run": https://youtu.be/LulVVED_93c?si=ZU0uORCdXgIEfFq8 John Lennon singt das Album "Band on the Run": https://youtu.be/FPkC54xEEnU?si=JEzTPGiD4fno63oa Paul McCartney & Wings "Band on the Run" BBC-Doku: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9dEqN-dQtY __________ Ihr wollt mehr Podcasts wie diesen? 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Spice-filled items tossed into the conversational cooking-pot this week include:- … our charming encounter with Gary Numan, possibly the world's most contented man. … the next step in the age of spectacle: the sensory bombardment of U2's shows at the Las Vegas Sphere and the crippling cost of experiencing it. … Taylor Swift's genius for publicity and the subtle art of connecting with “Joe Six-Pack”. … the shockingly unwise and unfathomable pronouncements of Roger Waters and how his fall-out with David Gilmour makes Lennon's ‘How Do You Sleep?' seem like a love letter. … pop stars and their hair transplants. … what do bands think of their tribute acts? .. the ‘Austin Powers' albums of David McCallum, a star so huge he needed a police motorcade. … Hugh Laurie, James Gandolfini, Carrie Fisher, Colin Firth, Felicity Kendal and others whose TV roles made them sex symbols. … and do rock stars really change people's political views?Tickets for Word In Your Ear live at 21 Soho on October 30th here: https://www.tickettext.co.uk/ysY3FvyFaeSubscribe to Word In Your Ear on Patreon for early - and ad-free! - access to all of our content: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Spice-filled items tossed into the conversational cooking-pot this week include:- … our charming encounter with Gary Numan, possibly the world's most contented man. … the next step in the age of spectacle: the sensory bombardment of U2's shows at the Las Vegas Sphere and the crippling cost of experiencing it. … Taylor Swift's genius for publicity and the subtle art of connecting with “Joe Six-Pack”. … the shockingly unwise and unfathomable pronouncements of Roger Waters and how his fall-out with David Gilmour makes Lennon's ‘How Do You Sleep?' seem like a love letter. … pop stars and their hair transplants. … what do bands think of their tribute acts? .. the ‘Austin Powers' albums of David McCallum, a star so huge he needed a police motorcade. … Hugh Laurie, James Gandolfini, Carrie Fisher, Colin Firth, Felicity Kendal and others whose TV roles made them sex symbols. … and do rock stars really change people's political views?Tickets for Word In Your Ear live at 21 Soho on October 30th here: https://www.tickettext.co.uk/ysY3FvyFaeSubscribe to Word In Your Ear on Patreon for early - and ad-free! - access to all of our content: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Spice-filled items tossed into the conversational cooking-pot this week include:- … our charming encounter with Gary Numan, possibly the world's most contented man. … the next step in the age of spectacle: the sensory bombardment of U2's shows at the Las Vegas Sphere and the crippling cost of experiencing it. … Taylor Swift's genius for publicity and the subtle art of connecting with “Joe Six-Pack”. … the shockingly unwise and unfathomable pronouncements of Roger Waters and how his fall-out with David Gilmour makes Lennon's ‘How Do You Sleep?' seem like a love letter. … pop stars and their hair transplants. … what do bands think of their tribute acts? .. the ‘Austin Powers' albums of David McCallum, a star so huge he needed a police motorcade. … Hugh Laurie, James Gandolfini, Carrie Fisher, Colin Firth, Felicity Kendal and others whose TV roles made them sex symbols. … and do rock stars really change people's political views?Tickets for Word In Your Ear live at 21 Soho on October 30th here: https://www.tickettext.co.uk/ysY3FvyFaeSubscribe to Word In Your Ear on Patreon for early - and ad-free! - access to all of our content: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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How Do You Sleep? Hello Sleep - Dr. Jade Wu The Not Old Better Show Author Interview Series Welcome to The Not Old Better Show, Art of Living, Author Interview Series on radio and podcast. I'm Paul Vogelzang, and today's show is brought to you by Lectric eBikes and Earth Breeze. We have a fantastic interview and subject today with our guest, sleep specialist, author and scientist, Dr. Jade Wu, whom I'll introduce in just a moment. But quickly, if you missed any episodes, last week was our 727th episode when I spoke with historian, author and Smithsonian Associate, CW Goodyear. CW Goodyear is author of the new book, President Garfield: From Radical to Unifier. Two weeks ago I spoke with Joe Lindsey freelance writer from Bicycling Magazine who has written the wonderful article, UGH. I'M IN THE CAR AGAIN. The Best Bike Is One That Gets You Out of Your Car. Excellent subjects for our Not Old Better Show audience. If you missed those shows, along with any others, you can go back and check them out with my entire back catalog of shows, all free for you, there on our website, NotOld-Better.com. You can Google Not Old Better and get everything you need about us! Our guest today, Dr. Jade Wu isn't just a sleep specialist — she's a researcher, public speaker, and advocate, too. Dr. Wu's new book, ‘Hello Sleep.” is all about her mission is to spread the gift of sleep, so that people can be their healthiest, organizations can be their most innovative, and societies can sleep their way toward justice and healing. Dr. Wu will tell us today that when you sleep is just as important as how much you sleep. “Night owl, morning person?” Dr. Wu tells us today that's not just preference, but biology and part of who we are. Dr. Wu says we are hardwired to sleep at certain times. A board-certified sleep psychologist and sleep researcher at Duke University, Dr. Wu says everyone's body operates according to their circadian rhythm, a 24-hour clock that tells the body when to sleep and when to wake up. If you're looking forward to better sleep, including hard to find, invaluable tips on sleeping, stay tuned… My thanks to Dr. Jade Wu for her time, tips and help to all who need a good night's sleep…check out Dr. Wu's new book, ‘Hello Sleep.” My thanks to our sponsors Earth Breeze and Letric eBikes for sponsoring today's show. Please support our sponsors and check out our show notes today for more details about Earth Breeze and Lectric Ebikes. My thanks to the Smithsonian team for all they do to support the show. My thanks to you, my wonderful Not Old Better Show audience here on radio and podcast…please be well, be safe and Let's Talk About Better. The Not Old Better Show, Art of Living Interview series…thanks,
In this episode, Host Diana Erickson and regular contributor Dr. Duncan Driver dig into Paul McCartney's commentary on the song, Dear Friend, from the book, The Lyrics. This episode considers the musical conversation between Lennon and McCartney at this time, in 1971, so God, How Do You Sleep, and Jealous Guy are all explored. Dear Friend is not only a beautiful song but an important one in the conversation between Lennon and McCartney in 1971—a time when their relationship was strained and spiraling. Diana and Duncan consider the context in which the song was created and what the song communicates. Books referenced: The Lyrics https://www.amazon.com/Lyrics-1956-Present-Paul-McCartney/dp/0241519330 Big thanks to Dr. Duncan Driver! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Episode 141: Warren Fitzgerald of The Vandals, Oingo Boingo, and studio work with Tenacious D, Danny Elfman, Jughead's Revenge and many more, talks to us about Being On The Spectrum, Opposites Naturally Manifest, How Do You Sleep, The Art Book Punk Rock & Paint Brushes, Does Humor Protect From Intimacy, Working With Danny Elfman, Vandals' Humor & Bad Reviews, Warren As Meta-Forrest Ranger plus much much enantiodromia more.www.jugheadsbasementpodcast.com
Regresamos al álbum clásico de John Lennon Imagine, de 1971. Según John, lo que diferenciaba este disco de sus trabajos anteriores era el “baño de chocolate para el consumo público” en la producción. No es de extrañar que Lennon, siempre tan enfocado en las sensaciones subjetivas de la música y centrado en el dolor que transmiten fuera incapaz de disfrutar las delicadas melodías del álbum . Sin dolor sentía que no había credibilidad en su arte. Ricardo Portmán nos cuenta su historia. Escucharemos Imagine, Crippled Inside, Jealous Guy, It’s So Hard, I Don’t Want to Be a Soldier, Mama, I Don’t Want to Die, Gimme Some Truth, Oh My Love, How Do You Sleep?, How? y Oh Yoko! + Bonus track. Espacio patrocinado por varios oyentes anónimos... ¡GRACIAS! Si os gusta el programa podéis apoyar Ecos del Vinilo Radio siendo patrocinadores ¡por lo que vale un café al mes! desde el botón azul de iVoox. Recuerden que nuestros programas los pueden escuchar también en: Nuestra web https://ecosdelvinilo.com Radio M7 (Córdoba) lunes 18:00 y sábados 17:00. Radio Free Rock (Cartagena) viernes 18:00. Generación Radio (Medellín, Colombia) jueves y domingos 19:00 (hora Col.) Radio Hierbabuena (Lima, Perú) jueves 20:00 (hora Perú)
The most live-able city in the world, 13 10 60: What Colour Is Your Car? GOSSIP GRACE, 13 10 60: Who Is The Most Attractive Man In The World? Samantha Jade joins the show, 13 10 60: What You Doin? Spooky Sesame Street Episode, 13 10 60: How Do You Sleep? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This week The Paranoid Style Podcast is back with Part 2 of The Beatles - Paul Is Dead! We keep scouring The Beatles' discography for the clues that will break this case wide open. From India to Abbey Road. From the black mass rites of Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da, to the shade thrown on How Do You Sleep? From the Manson's Family's Helter-Skelter to the walrus, who we're pretty sure wasn't Paul. Oh! And did we mention that this time playing the songs forward is not enough? G-N-I-K-S-A-M-K-C-A-B! Warning: After bad-mouthing other people's Liverpudlian accent, we produce quite possibly the worst of all time. Our apologies to the lovely people of Liverpool… If you have any topic suggestions for the show or any tales to share, please email us at theparanoidstylepod@gmail.com and follow us on Instagram @theparanoidstylepod or on twitter @style_paranoid. Music used in this episode is from: Purple Planet Royalty Free Music Opening theme music provided by Tony Molina. You can hear more of his music at https://tonymolina650.bandcamp.com/
Jack reviews GET BACK (Peter Jackson, 2019) - this year's 7.5hr Disney+ docuseries about the making of the Beatles' Let It Be album in 1969 - with help from youtuber, artist, and fellow Beatles fan Lilly AKA mothcub, who you can find on Twitter @mothcub_ and on YouTube simply as mothcub. We end up talking a lot about solo Ringo Starr. This episode also features covers by Jack - who produced it - of The Ballad of John & Yoko (Lennon/McCartney), How Do You Sleep? (Lennon) and Let It Be (McCartney/Lennon.)
Comedian and podcaster Adam Buxton joins us to share his Personal Beatles. In this suitably rambling chat, Jack and Robin talk to Adam about everything from the Stars on 45 Beatles medley, the 2000 TV movie Two of US, recording his version of How Do You Sleep, and of course, interviewing Sir Paul on his podcast.You can also hear some unheard audio from Adam and Joe's Vinyl Justice sketch with Ray Manzarek, in which The Doors keyboard player talks to Adam about Rubber Soul.And if that wasn't enough, we also offer our (spoiler free) thought's on Peter Jackson's Get Back!The Beatles: Get Back is available to stream on Disney+ now. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
SIOUXSIE & THE BANSHEES – Happy House (Kaleidoscope) 1980 SNAKE CORPS – Look East For Eden (Flesh on Flesh) 1985 DANSE SOCIETY – Wake Up (Heaven Is Waiting) 1984 THE BOLSHOI – Sunday Morning (Friends) 1986 THE CHURCH – Myrrh (Heyday) 1986 WALL OF VOODOO – Call Box (Dark Continent) 1981 THE SPECIALS – Rat Race (single) 1980 FUN BOY THREE – Lunatics Have Taken Over the Asylum (s/t) 1982 THE MEMBERS – Going West (Upbeat Down Rhythm) 1982 THE TENANTS – How Do You Sleep at Night? (s/t) 1983 MEN WITHOUT HATS – Antarctica (single) 1982 MISSING PERSONS – Clandestine People (Rhyme & Reason) 1984 SPARKS – Angst in My Pants (Angst in My Pants) 1982 XTC – Funk Pop a Roll (Mummer) 1983 SCHNELL-FENSTER - Whisper (The Sound of Trees) 1988 SPLIT ENZ – Take a Walk (Time & Tide) 1982 AZTEC CAMERA – Walk Out to Winter (High Land Hard Rain) 1983 LLOYD COLE & THE COMMOTIONS – My Bag (Mainstream) 1987 PREFAB SPOUT – Cue Fanfare (Swoon) 1984 THE GO-BETWEENS – I Just Get Caught Out (Tallulah) 1987 THAT PETROL EMOTION – Can’t Stop (Manic Pop Thrill) 1986 THE CULT – Gimmick (Dreamtime) 1984 RAMONES – Bonzo Goes to Bitburg (Animal Boy) 1986 PANDORAS – Stop Pretending (Stop Pretending) 1986 THE LEMONHEADS – Mallo Cup (Lick) 1989 MOVING TARGETS - Things Are Going By (Brave Noise) 1989 MIA – When It’s Over (After The Fact) 1987 FULL FATHOM FIVE – A Little Hope (Multinational Pop Conglomerate) 1989 LET’S ACTIVE – Horizon (Every Dog Has Its Day) 1988 THE BALANCING ACT – She Doesn’t Work Here (Curtains) 1989 DEL AMITRI – Hammering Heart (s/t) 1985
Jaylen Roach is a 23 year old Singer Song Writer currently residing in San Diego California. Tune in as we discuss Joyless Journey from Practicing Pastor to singer song writer and even his time on the Game show Beat Shazam. Jaylen also performs a few covers for us the first is Sam Smiths "How Do You Sleep" and the second is The 1975's "Somebody Else". His new single "Late Nights" will debut on October 23rd and we are very excited to have had him on as a guest. Please give him a follow on Instagram @jaylenroach and on twitter @jaylen_roach. Hope you guys enjoy and as always Much Love!!!!
Presented as forerunner of the inevitable show revisiting John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band to come later this year as part of the 50th anniversary, returning guest Chip Madinger (Eight Arms To Hold You, Lennonology) and I discuss some of the assorted odds and sods produced (or proposed) by John Lennon under the Plastic Ono Band brand circa 1969/1970. The POB debut year gave us the singles "Give Peace A Chance" and "Cold Turkey," but what about the other announced releases? ("Laughing"/"Whispers"; "You Know My Name"/"What's The New Mary Jane," and the mysterious instrumental, "Rock Peace"). Chip knows the work and chronology better than anyone when it comes to the solo Beatles and John Lennon in particular. He presents some astonishing information about what was originally planned for 1970 (and about the original form of "How Do You Sleep"). This one's a treasure trove for Lennononistas... Check out his work at https://www.lennonology.com/ (including the current special).
Presented as forerunner of the inevitable show revisiting John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band to come later this year as part of the 50th anniversary, returning guest Chip Madinger (Eight Arms To Hold You, Lennonology) and I discuss some of the assorted odds and sods produced (or proposed) by John Lennon under the Plastic Ono Band brand circa 1969/1970. The POB debut year gave us the singles "Give Peace A Chance" and "Cold Turkey," but what about the other announced releases? ("Laughing"/"Whispers"; "You Know My Name"/"What's The New Mary Jane," and the mysterious instrumental, "Rock Peace"). Chip knows the work and chronology better than anyone when it comes to the solo Beatles and John Lennon in particular. He presents some astonishing information about what was originally planned for 1970 (and about the original form of "How Do You Sleep"). This one's a treasure trove for Lennononistas... Check out his work at https://www.lennonology.com/ (including the current special).
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The Lunar Saloon Every Friday from 10P - 12A PST 99.1 FM Long Beach Streaming at KLBP.org/listen Air date : February 28, 2020 -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- THE MYSTERY MIX (all randomly selected tracks) David Axelrod, The Warnings, Dusty Fingers Volume One Susan Christie, No One Can Hear You Cry, Paint A Lady Marvin Gaye, Try It Baby, If My Heart Could Sing / Try It Baby Bobby Sheen, Dr Love, The Twisted Wheel Story Jide Obe, Too Young, Africa Airways Five (Brace Brace Boogie 1976-1982) Livie, 24 Hours Eternity, 24 Hours Eternity Captain Planet, Israelite, Mystery Trip Vol. 2 Mytron & Ofofo, Medicine Man (Original Mix), Ceremony Victor Romeo feat. Leatrice Brown, Love Will Find A Way (Club), Hardcore Traxx: Dance Mania Records 1986-1997 Rey Sapienz, Mabulu, Mushoro Lee 'Scratch' Perry, Exercises (Horsepower Productions Remix), Nu Sound & Version Shakti, Forbidden Dreams, Verboden Dromen Andie Oppenheimer, Don't Be Seen with Me, New Mexico George Fenton, Cosmic Alert, Force Field Denny Crockett' Ike Egan' Haim Saban & Shuki Levy, Danger imminent #1, Ulysse 31 – 35ème anniversaire Rockets, Electro Voice, On The Road Again Persimfans, Life, Quinta Dimensione BBC Radiophonic Workshop, Just Love (BBC TV), Fourth Dimension Never, Communication Breakdown, Covered in Gloria Cristina, What's A Girl To Do, Sleep It Off Spandau Ballet, Foundation, True The Psychedelic Furs, President Gas, All Of This And Nothing Patrick Juvet, Megalomania, Paris By Night John Davis and the Monster Orchestra, In The Still Of The Night, Night and Day Godiego, Havoc In Heaven, Magic Monkey Starving Daughters, Los Angeles, Strange Valleys Jean-Jacques Perrey, Passport To The Future, Moog Indigo Geoff & Maria Muldaur, Blue Railroad Train, Sweet Potatoes The Flying Lizards, Lime and salt, The Secret Dub Life Of The Flying Lizards Prefuse 73, Weight Watching, Security Screenings King Harvest, Dancing In The Moonlight, Dancing In The Moonlight Starbuck, Do-Wacka-Do, Very Best of Starbuck The Stone Roses, How Do You Sleep, Second Coming ABBA, Thank You For The Music, The Album Luis Bacalov, Montreal Non Stop, Poliziotteschi Graffiti
MIX 1 1. POST MALONE – CIRCLES (CHARLIE LANE REMIX) 2. RODDY RICCH – THE BOX (SCOOTER SURPRISE REMIX) 3. HALSEY – YOU SHOULD BE SAD (DJ KAV REMIX) 4. G EAZY FT BEBE REXHA – ME, MYSELF AND I (DONK REMIX) 5. DUA LIPA – DON’T START NOW 6. THE WEEKND – BLINDING LIGHTS (COSMIC DAWN REMIX) 7. EMINEM FT RIHANNA – MONSTER (JASON NEVINS REMIX) 8. ARIZONA ZERVAS – ROXANNE (DANNY DIGGZ REMIX) 9. BILLIE EILISH – EVERYTHING I WANTED 10. JUSTIN BIEBER – YUMMY (PINK PANDA REMIX) 11. RIHANNA FT CALVIN HARRIS – WE FOUND LOVE MIX 2 1. THE WEEKND – HEARTLESS 2. MAROON 5 – MEMORIES 3. HARRY STYLES – ADORE YOU 4. ED SHEERAN FT JUSTIN BIEBER – I DON’T CARE 5. BTS FT LAUV – MAKE IT RIGHT 6. DAN & SHAY – 10,000 HOURS (FUSEMANIA REMIX) 7. SAM SMITH FT NORMANI – DANCING WITH A STRANGER (FLIPSIDE REMIX) 8. LEWIS CAPALDI – SOMEONE YOU LOVED (FUTURE HUMANS REMIX) 9. BLACKBEAR – HOT GIRL BUMMER (MIKE D REMIX) 10. JUSTIN BIEBER FT QUAVO – INTENTIONS 11. POST MALONE FT YOUNG THUG – GOODBYES 12. SAM SMITH – HOW DO YOU SLEEP.
MIX 1 1. JUSTIN BIEBER – YUMMY (PINK PANDA REMIX) 2. KHALID – TALK (DISCLOSURE REMIX) 3. LIZZO – GOOD AS HELL (MICHAEL JUDE REMIX) 4. SHAED FT ZAYN – TRAMPOLINE (JOEL CORRY REMIX) 5. DUA LIPA – DON’T START NOW 6. SAM SMITH FT NORMANI – DANCING WITH A STRANGER (FLIPSIDE REMIX) 7. DAN & SHAY FT JUSTIN BIEBER – 10,000 HOURS (FUSEAMANIA REMIX) 8. JONAS BROTHERS – WHAT A MAN GOTTA DO 9. HARRY STYLES – ADORE YOU 10. BTS FT LAUV – MAKE IT RIGHT 11. NF – TIME 12. ED SHEERAN FT JUSTIN BIEBER – I DON’T CARE MIX 2 1. ARIZONA ZERVAS – ROXANNE (DANNY DIGGZ REMIX) 2. SHAWN MENDES FT CAMILA CABELLO – SENORITA (ANTHEM KINGS REMIX) 3. POST MALONE – CIRCLES (CHARLIE LANE REMIX) 4. BILLIE EILISH – BAD GUY (JOE MAZ REMIX) 5. G EAZY – ME MYSELF AND I (MARC STOUT & SCOTT SVEJDA REMIX) 6. MARSHMELLO FT KANE BROWN – ONE THING RIGHT (FIREBEATZ REMIX) 7. MAROON 5 – MEMORIES (FUSEAMANIA REMIX) 8. TOVE LO – TALK BODY (JOE MAZ REMIX) 9. LEWIS CAPALDI – SOMEONE YOU LOVED (FUTURE HUMANS REMIX) 10. JUSTIN BIEBER FT QUAVO – INTENTIONS 11. SAM SMITH – HOW DO YOU SLEEP
This week, the great Paul McCartney looks back at some of his biggest post-Beatles hits in this 1978 interview. He also reflects on the breakup of the Beatles and talks about dealing with John Lennon’s pointed song “How Do You Sleep?”. Paul also talks about getting shafted by Warren Beatty (funny story) and how The Beatles originally had a banjo player (funnier story)! Also, Tom has a brand new interview with Canadian singer/songwriter Chantal Kreviazuk. Chantal looks back on her career and talks about working with other artists, including Drake, Kelly Clarkson and others! Some were great experiences… others… not so much. Plus Chantal talks about her documentary “I Will Break Your Heart” (now available on Crave TV), which takes a close look at her marriage to Raine Maida. It’s a funny, deeply personal and gossipy chat!
Last mix of 2019 is a live recording my performance at Man Expression's comeback in São Paulo, Brazil on November, 8th 2019. This mix features exclusive and fresh versions for new hits such as Lana, Miley and Ariana's "Don't Call Me Angel" and Meduza, Goodboys & Becky Hill's "Lose Control" as well as my latest and upcoming remixes: Sam Smith - "How Do You Sleep" (Andre Grossi Insomnia Remix) Dua Lipa - "Don't Start Now" (Andre Grossi Remix)
Today's Bombshell (Bombshell Radio)Bombshell Radio# Addictions and Other Vices PodcastADDICTIONS AND OTHER VICESAddictions and Other Vices PodcastToday 3pm- 5pm EST bombshellradio.comRepeats Tuesday 8am-10am and Saturday 11am-1pm ESThttps://tunein.com/radio/Bombshell-Radio-s257426/#indie #rock #alternative #Synthpop #indierock #community #radio #BombshellRadio #DJ #AddictionsPodcast #NewMusic#DaysLikeThese #NowPlayingIt’s showtime and it’s time to check out & play submissions from our overflowing Addictions Inbox and a few new discoveries we felt the urge to share. Thanks to all the Labels, Artists and PR companies that sent in tracks this week.Plus we’ve added a new feature to Addictions shows This Week with David Rovics. Each one is between 5 to 7 minutes long and includes an audio essay about a recent event, or an especially relevant event in world history, followed by an original song on the subject.Then we will likely expand on that theme.This is ADDICTIONS AND OTHER VICES FIX MIX 538- DAYS LIKE THESEI hope you enjoy!1. Calm/ Vistas2. Marshmellow / Oro Swimming Hour3. Sugar Dream / Valley Shine4. Don't Move Back to LA / Okkervil River5 The Pound / The 109's6. Sun, It Shines / The Almighty Rhombus7. The Whip / Terry8. How Do You Sleep? / John Lennon9. Hit or Miss / BOYO10. Modern Fear / Marble Season11. Procrasturbator / DARMA12. Back Seat Driver (Spirit Guide) / Bear Hands13. Downstairs / Active Bird Community14. The One That Got Out / Hidden Cabins15. Death in Detention / This Week with David Rovics16. Layla / Eric Clapton17. Refugee / Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers18. The Refugee / U219. Don't Try Suicide/ Queen20. Bayside Suicide / YOUNG MONKS21. Taken Too Soon / Dave Giles22. Kayleigh / Marillion23. Man Of Faith ft. Wayne Hussey / Beauty In Chaos24. Old Milk / Xav A.25. Washing Machine Heart / Mitski26. Mango Tree / Stephen Foster & Howler27. Under the Mango Tree / John Barry28. Midnight Oil / Tall Heights29. Murdrum / Liars30. Hang / Merk31. A Perfect Miracle / Spiritualized32. Theme from MASH (Suicide Is Painless)/ Manic Street Preachers33. Suicide is Painless / Johnny MandelShoutout’sPluggin' BabyAmbiconmusicJasper PRHigh Violet PR & PluggingShameless Promotion PRSaint In The City PR
She Fought For What Essay 14 September 2019 Back in college I was in a band called Forgotten Sons. As college bands do if you ain't REM (old as fuck reference #1) the band broke up and I was embittered. Being a John Lennon acolyte I wrote a "fuck you" song to Joel Baily, who left the band, in the spirit of "How Do You Sleep?" and a gazillion rap beefs that were on the horizon. Of course this isn't that song. But on the album that I wrote and recorded between Forgotten Sons and Doom Cookie, which I dubbed A BRIDE A DAY in honor of my buddy Paul Deboy who wrote a song called "Sporadic Sunjam" the chorus to which was "a brighter day" which I misheard as "a bride a day," I did write a song called "We Fought For What." Look, I repurposed much of that record for this record. But back to the original song it was kind of a primer on American wars and how I sided with the losers. The first line is "In the Civil War I would have been a rebel." I took solace in my racist stance by aligning myself with Chuck D who sang in "Prophets Of Rage" off of IT TAKES A NATION OF MILLIONS TO HOLD US BACK "I'm a rebel so I rebel." The lie of the American Civil War is that the Confederacy was racist and the Union was not. That's as bullshit as it gets. You merely had apartheid in the north whereas in the south you had full blown fucking slavery. Race is still the greatest unspoken conversation of our republic. A little history lesson may be helpful and I never hear anybody making this point these days. Let's just use Iran aka them death-to-america-motherfuckers as a jumping off point. Iran is Persia. They have a loooooooong history. They had plumbing, cities, art, education, and medicine when the anglo-saxons and the nordic folk were wrapping themselves up in animal skins and beating each other with sticks. The ascendance of white folk is an anthropological blip. Here's another example - motherfucking Afghanistan. They used to be the Khwarazm Empire until they made the mistake of insulting the Great Khan - but even before that. This is the region subjugated by Persia, Rome, the Byzantines, and the Ottomans. You think US troops standing around for 20 years makes a difference to these people? This all ties into SPACESHIPS GUNS AND BOOBIES. Everything ties into everything. A bit less intellectually challenging, however, is how the original song was reworded so as to act as the bridge piece between TRAVELOGUE and THE SAGA OF REMOTE CONTROL. Charlene is Remote Control. That's the main point to take away from this song. I ain't quite figured out how it happens. I think maybe she's like the next evolutionary spurt and is exceptionally long lived or maybe even immortal like Jack Harkness/The Face Of Boe. Maybe she gets gifted immortality from the El Camino TARDIS. Musically ol' Ochster really does well here, underplaying much to the benefit of the song. Many times while dubbing Andy has already recorded his percussion tracks and I use his accents for my extra parts. It's fun. While Brian and I were doing the vocals we didn't have the jack to plug the microphone into my guitar rig so I attempted full blown Yoko mannerisms. Obviously I've learned lo these past few decades that Yoko's vocal stylings are rooted deeply in international musical expression. That she was laughed at in the late 60s and early 70s is another example of the backwater nature of northern europe through-out most of human history. Growing up isolated and behind the rest of the world, anglos and nordics were never exposed to the grand awesomeness of the silk road. The close minded and short sighted dumbassery is now currently on display with the leadership in both Great Britain and the USA. Shit,we didn't even get a full century ruling the world and now we'r beat a hasty retreat from our global leadership role. Whatever, right? It's only international human rights and giving a shit about food and water. But there you go, folks. Ideally Brian and I would be doing our weekly breakdown over the course of an hour but things are too hectic right now. That's fine. One needs to constantly adapt in order to survive and then prosper. By the way I love you all.
The tour haul! PLUS a brand new Mayer Hawthorne song... Tracklist: Jewel "Paradise" Hipnotic "Are You Lonely?" Side Effect "Georgy Porgy" Herman Jones "I Love You" The Lost Weekend "Bridge of Love" Wee "Find Me, Love Me" The Magictones "I'll Make It Up To You" Parliament "May Day S.O.S." Ruffy & Tuffy "If the Third World War is a Must (Version)" Khruangbin "Como Te Quiero (Scientist Dub Mix)" The Appletree Theater "You're the Biggest Thing In My Life" John Lennon "How Do You Sleep?" Mayer Hawthorne "The Great Divide" The Thomas Whitfield Company "Reflect I"
The tour haul! PLUS a brand new Mayer Hawthorne song... Tracklist: Jewel "Paradise" Hipnotic "Are You Lonely?" Side Effect "Georgy Porgy" Herman Jones "I Love You" The Lost Weekend "Bridge of Love" Wee "Find Me, Love Me" The Magictones "I'll Make It Up To You" Parliament "May Day S.O.S." Ruffy & Tuffy "If the Third World War is a Must (Version)" Khruangbin "Como Te Quiero (Scientist Dub Mix)" The Appletree Theater "You're the Biggest Thing In My Life" John Lennon "How Do You Sleep?" Mayer Hawthorne "The Great Divide" The Thomas Whitfield Company "Reflect I"
GLOBAL HITS CON ARMANDO PLATA SHOW # 244 - 07262019http://microestudio2.com.ar/Programa_244_Listo_Armando.mp3La portada de Global Hits 244 es para OLD TOWN ROAD un tema con una historia inusual en la que el rapero de Atlanta GA, plasmó su frustración en una metáfora para surgir en la música. Lleva 20 semanas, de ellas 16 en el # 1 del Hot 100 de BB en norteamérica, igualando el récord de Despacito con Luis Fonsi y Daddy Yankee; y de ONE SWEET DAY de Mariah Carey y Boyz II men. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzlkfIWu70w AMOR A PRIMERA VISTA con LOS ÁNGELES AZULES, BELINDA y el colombiano LALO EBRAT es primer puesto de Monitor Latino en Mexico. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlgtjRq5AXsMEDUZA, el trío de productores italianos de musica dance electronica recibe certificación de platino en la gran bretaña por su éxito global A PIECE OF YOUR HEART.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhghZPu0UtYTE ROBARÉ NICKY JAM y OZUNA en la cima de mercado hispano de USA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aA_kuFTV-P8 CON CALMA sigue invencible en el primer puesto de ML luego de más de 6 meses en cartelerahttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DiItGE3eAyQ La española CECILIA KRULL regresa a las listas digitales internacionales con el tema central de la serie de netflix LA CASA DE PAPELhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1oHBcTdKL4LA CANCIÓN DE LA SEMANA es CHINA de ANNUEL, DADDY YANKEE, KAROL G, OZUNA Y J BALVIN, quinto puesto Global de Spotify https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VR3dfZf9YgBEAUTIFUL PEOPLE de ED SHEERAN con el rapero estadounidense KHALID llega al cuarto puesto mundial de Apple Music.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mj0XInqZMHYEn pleno verano europeo 2019 BALVIN es el nuevo Rey de Francia junto al DJ SNAKE y al rapero TYGA con LOCO CONTIGO.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNl00mOSnJIALELUYA con REIK y MANUEL TURIZO, debutó en el segundo lugar como tendencia mundial de Youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tE7tHx1lokY CALLAITA es todo un un hit continental, aterriza en el puesto 9 del listado global de Spotify. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acEOASYioGY SAM SMITH con HOW DO YOU SLEEP es nuevo número 6 global de Apple Music.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PmYypVozQb4 QUE PRETENDES, primer sencillo del álbum OASIS grabado por BAD BUNNY y J BALVIN, despega en Colombia. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1GkWwTzzcvU EL TOP DE GLOBAL HITS es SEÑORITA de la cubana CAMILA CABELLO y el cantautor canadiense SHAWN MENDES. Es el tema más transmitido en radio según el airplay de Top40charts; # 1 in 20 naciones; # 2 en Australia, Estonia y USA. Disco de platino en Canadá; # 1 global en Apple Music, Youtube y Itunes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xq866Q7GUlc
Gays, prontas para mais um hino da LGBT Sam Smith? Espero que sim. 1. Você não pode dormir sem saber: uma homenagem às grandes matérias do jornalismo brasileiro, as fofocas imperdíveis que aconteceram na última semana. 2. Giro da semana: - Sam Smith lança um HINO escrito junto a Max Martin, o rei do poc-pop, chamado "How Do You Sleep?", com direito a coreografia e muuuuita viadagem. Amo! - Iggy Azalea lança seu comeback, o álbum "In My Defense", e vai precisar se defender mais ainda pois que merda é essa garota??? Tudo parece uma coisa só, eu hein. - Silva e Ludmilla lançam "Um Pôr do Sol na Praia". Adoro pocs unindo forças e este episódio está gayzassoooo, a única decepção foi a hétera Adidiua Azalea... não chocou, né? 3. Quenhé essa poc: com nossa ouvinte Giu trazendo a poc da semana, apresentamos Carlie Hanson a vocês! Venham conhecer a novata que já está causando com seu pop de qualidade! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/farofaconceito/support
Episode 31 of the weekly Mom's Spaghetti podcast with Keith Cohen's favorite new music from the week! All songs can be found on the Spotify or Apple Music playlist "Temperature Rising" (https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2M1tKqfVjh9otjf2GFhyYj?si=wmb3HLJBRhqT8_EASCqATg ~or~ https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/temperature-rising/pl.u-38oWWgyuPgWAqEk) 1:04 Cuba (Tiene Sabor) -- BUNT., Omara Portuondo 3:49 Let Me Love You (DAZZ Remix) -- CALVO, DAZZ 6:12 How Do You Sleep? -- Sam Smith 7:57 I.F.L.Y. -- Bazzi 9:30 BROWN SKIN GIRL -- Beyoncé, SAINt JHN,WizKid, Blue Ivy Carter 11:12 skeletons -- keshi 12:36 Take Some Time -- Surfaces 14:15 Love Is Dead -- Imad Royal, FRND 15:36 Acid Dreams -- MAX, Felly 17:32 Lying -- PRETTYMUCH, Lil Tjay 19:37 Takeaway -- The Chainsmokers, ILLENIUM, Lennon Stella 21:36 Looking At Me -- Sabrina Carpenter 23:44 Addiction -- Big K.R.I.T., Lil Wayne, Saweetie 25:22 The Dream -- Phora 28:00 RNP -- YBN Cordae, Anderson .Paak 29:47 Good Times -- Chic #tbt See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
On Episode 105 of Audioface: Review: "The Lost Tapes II" by Nas New single: How Do You Sleep by Sam Smith In a weird twist, Donald Trump wants to rescue A$AP Rocky from Swedish jail, but Janelle Monae is onto him. We name the artists who crossed Nicki's line against Saudi Arabia, and Cardi B claps back to a sexist rant about female rappers. The Lost Tapes II review. Did a man get fired for his love of Tupac? An update on extremely normal Grimes, and Soulja Boy sees the light. Music recommendations: The Neighbourhood, Injury Reserve, Fleet Foxes, Hayden James, Empire of the Sun & Smino. *(Don't forget to add our 2019 Song of the Summer Playlist to your Spotify library!) Follow @audiofacepod on Twitter or Instagram and we'll check it out. Also, Dan was a guest on episode 2 of the "Controlling our Narrative" podcast, discussing A$AP Rocky, The Little Mermaid, and Kamala Harris. Queue it up wherever you get podcasts! We appreciate it, and you. Thank you for listening with us!
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In Part 2 of our deep dive into "How Do You Sleep?", we attempt to dissect George's role in the creation of the song, his perspective on Lennon-McCartney as a unit, and the impact his participation may have had on George's relationships with both John and Paul.
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John Lennon was not about to back down from a challenge. With his former songwriting partner achieving commercial success with the runaway US single Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey from the UK #1 RAM album, John’s solo work took a turn toward the charts. The Imagine LP was in many ways the culmination of everything John’s music had been over the years - equal parts catchy, light, heavy, political, hard-rocking, tender and introspective - missing only the kinds of radical experimentation that had alienated the general public in the past. From the downright bubbly Oh Yoko, to the haunting ballad Jealous Guy (a re-worked “Child of Nature” which had been kicking around since Rishikesh), to the iconic title track, Imagine was a home run for both critics and fans alike. John’s spite and anger toward Paul was on full display in the vicious How Do You Sleep, which Lennon explained to confused Beatle fans as a retort to Paul for messages directed toward him on RAM. The partnership was no more, but in its place a heightened sense of competition would drive both Lennon and McCartney to interesting new heights in the decade to come. But perhaps the biggest change for John Lennon as Summer turned to Fall in 1971 was his permanent relocation to New York City, where he (unbeknownst to him at the time) would call home for the rest of his life, and never again return to his native England... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
While the rift between Paul McCartney and his former bandmates grew wider by the day, the bond between John, George and Ringo seemed to only strengthen in the summer of 1971 against their common enemy. The RAM album was slow to gain momentum, though eventually found its footing at #1 on the UK charts, and “Beatle Ed” (as the other ex-Beatles privately dubbed him) had recently won the first round of litigation in his bid to free himself from the Beatles contract. The anger was palpable and tensions at their peak when Lennon was pushed over the edge by several antagonistic messages left for him within the RAM album itself by Paul. John was quick to pen a rebuttal in the form of the stinging How Do You Sleep, who enlisted George to play a brutal slide solo and lend his support to John against Paul. This track and several others were in development for Lennon’s new solo LP, a more commercial-sounding follow-up to the acclaimed but depressing Plastic Ono Band LP from the year prior. Ringo Starr, who was still basking in the glow of the #1 single It Don’t Come Easy, stay above the fray as best he could and spent his summer portraying a bloodthirsty bandit in a new spaghetti western movie titled Blind Man. While George, himself still riding high from his uber-successful solo releases, was busy participating in records from Badfinger and pal Ravi Shankar. While recording Ravi’s album, the sitar master expressed deep sadness toward the Bangladeshi refugee crisis which would set the gears into motion for George to hatch a plan to help... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
The panel discusses the incredible 1971 John Lennon solo album Imagine. Topics discussed: how great this album is, how amazing the song "Imagine" is, how amazing the song "Jealous Guy" is, how petty and mean the song "How Do You Sleep" is. We also listen to Paul McCartney's recent singles and decide that he is very good. Panelists: Will Hines, Brett Morris, Katie Plattner, Joel Spence, Heather Woodward.
The Beatles Multi-Track Meltdown features stripped down, deconstructed mixes of classic Beatles songs, live cuts, solo material, demos, and much more. By highlighting different instruments and vocals you will experience these songs in a way that you've never imagined. For episode #94 we're going to spend an evening in the studio with John Lennon, George Harrison, pianist Nicky Hopkins, bassist Klaus Voorman and drummer Alan White as they perfect Lennon's scathing song "How Do You Sleep" from his second solo album Imagine.
How Do You Sleep at Night? is a great podcast from the team at ABC about people who live their lives in the face of judgement. The show explores the different moral codes we all live by. Because no one thinks they’re a bad person, right?
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Bienvenidos al trigésimo episodio de Mi Gato Dinamita, el podcast que soluciona sus problemas psicológicos sentándose a ver una película. Duración total: 1:01:47.0:00:01-0:04:41 - Música: "Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)", por ABBA.0:04:42-0:14:14 - Bienvenida a cargo de Susanette y Guille, que aprovechan para agradecer a Revista Brando por tan amablemente recomendar nuestro podcast a sus lectores. Como corresponde, se habla de muebles, destrozos, Beatles, Muzak y antigatismo acérrimo.0:14:15-0:19:28 - Música: "How Do You Sleep?", por John Lennon.0:19:29-0:24:09 - Charlamos sobre la biografía de Luca Prodan y el casting que su hermano Andrea le ganó a Guille (para hacer este célebre comercial).0:24:10-0:31:04 - Entintado habla sobre música country, Nashville y el movimiento alt-country.0:31:05-0:34:48 - Música: "The Way It Goes", por Gillian Welch.0:34:49-0:48:59 - Llega el momento cinematográfico del podcast, en el que Guille repasa casi un centenar de películas deprimentes que vio últimamente y Susanette tiene (por supuesto) algo terrible para decir de cada una de ellas.0:49:00-0:51:21 - Música: "Viva La Vida", por Ramón "Palito" Ortega.0:51:22-0:57:43 - Susanette analiza a Guille en base a las películas que anduvo viendo, dándole un merecido toque astrológico y escatológico a la cosa. La receta curativa: Judd Apatow y bici fija.0:57:44-1:01:47 - Música: "Take A Chance On Me", por ABBA.Ilustramos este episodio, como corresponde, con imágenes alusivas: Ingmar Bergman & Liv Ullmann; Judd Apatow; Ryan Adams; Trapito, el gato de @magui_algo; Uncle Tupelo; y Cholito con @el_trapo. Como siempre, podés disfrutar de este episodio online con el reproductor de acá arriba, bajártelo en formato .mp3 haciendo clic en donde dice "Download" o escucharlo en SoundCloud. Si querés suscribirte a este podcast con tu aplicación favorita, buscanos en iTunes o usá nuestro feed RSS.
In honor of John Lennon's 75th birthday today, we go back into the lab to dissect his 1971 song "How Do You Sleep?" from the album Imagine. Hear about the background, the music, and lyrics of the song written as a dig against Paul McCartney. Thanks as always for listening!
(Or do you say Imagiram?) In this episode, Robert and Richard discuss the musical interactions between Paul and John as heard on the Ram and Imagine albums of 1971, a year after The Beatles’ split. Songs include: “Too Many People,” “Crippled Inside,” “Dear Boy” and “How Do You Sleep.” The post 19: Ramagine – A Musical Dialogue appeared first on Something About The Beatles.
(Or do you say Imagiram?) In this episode, Robert and Richard discuss the musical interactions between Paul and John as heard on the Ram and Imagine albums of 1971, a year after The Beatles’ split. Songs include: “Too Many People,” “Crippled Inside,” “Dear Boy” and “How Do You Sleep.” The post 19: Ramagine – A Musical Dialogue appeared first on Something About The Beatles.
Justin Beiber NAKED! or to subscribe to the podcast by email...... Enter your email address: Delivered by FeedBurner In the best 60 minutes of you lives this week I played some great old favourites Los Bridge ~ Delegates, Jim From The Moon ~ 25, Jay Groovara ~ Cuckoo, Mike Vaughan ~ Will We Ever Get To Mars (Happy Birthday Sailor!), Last Child Dancing ~ End of Summer, Vendor Defender ~ Passing, By The Rivers ~ Run Around, Martha's Man ~ Already Hurting, Steve Lowis ~ Tricks, Russell Morgan ~ Surrender, Atari Pilot ~ Game Change, The Dots - Honey, Jason Parker Quartet ~ Bashert and a tune by me How Do You Sleep which is a part of a secret type project that you can only find out about if you join my mailing list which you can do by adding your email here and clicking the subscribe button Newsletter Thanks to Steve Guttenberg for saying nice things about the podcast in his article here
Nick Tann What a great week for new music! In this episode I play Wise Children ~ Inters Wall, Stone Pony ~ Across Town, Bob Dean ~ Forest of Fear, the Rhys Anslow Project ~ Acid Dance, Paul Liddell ~ Monsoon Rain, Marvin B Naylor ~ "Track no 6", Seán McGowan ~ Life ~Dead Social Club ~ Syrian Kiss, Jebo ~ the Greatest Day, my favourite American Daryl Shawn ~ When Pennies Go To Heaven and a track by me How Do You Sleep from my vinyl project.
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