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This Caddy Shack sound track proves a biblical fact!

This Caddy Shack sound track proves a biblical fact!

"Cross off your to-do list while listening to this playlist! Music to get stuff done by. Francis of Delirium, VEN and Bnny all in the mix today, plus a whole lot more. Also, as mentioned in the show, here is some information about the For The People Act. Here is information about how to contact your senators. 00:00 - Intro 01:06 - 2 Sleeps - Time to Kill 06:07 - Oliver - VEPS 09:40 - Red - Francis of Delirium 13:16 - Play Fair - Dolly Ave (prod. Mxles Augvst, Ciayo) 15:58 - Somehow - Lydia Luce 18:52 - Mic Break 20:33 - The Waves - Bill Jr. Jr. 25:45 - With Love And Blindness - Sarah Neufeld 29:28 - Let Us Dance - [Beverly Glenn-Copeland] 36:48 - Fumbled A Few - Charlie Duda 40:15 - Lights Across the Water - Travis Linville 43:51 - Little Chaos - Chances 47:16 - Mic Break 48:15 - All The Best Moves - Smith & Burrows 51:38 - Sorry - VEN 54:26 - I Don't Like Changes - Lou Barlow 58:03 - Nervous Habit - Gabriella Salvucci 61:59 - I'm Alright In The World - BC Camplight 66:32 - Ambulance - Bnny 68:31 - Boredom Hours - Aquarian Blood 71:35 - Mic Break 72:39 - Count My Love - Aquarian Blood 75:36 - I Wonder - Yasmin Williams 80:51 - Leave Love Out Of This - Anthonie Tonnon 86:11 - New Bikini - Cassandra Jenkins 90:26 - New Music - Another Michael 93:41 - One More Troubadour - Bocephus King 98:52 - Mic Break 100:01 - Stranger You Know - Brother Galen 105:25 - Pelo Cucu - Lido Pimenta 109:34 - Tap Twice - Katy Kirby 112:05 - Outro 112:55 - Terrace (feat. Boy Pablo) - Shelter Boy 115:27 - Glory Strums (Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner) - Hiss Golden Messenger 118:54 - END "

THE WHITNEY SOUL PODCASTStory by: Gail NoblesKeyboard player: Gail NoblesPodcast vocals: Gail NoblesSong: Tonight I'm AlrightSong by: Michael WaldenPhoto Credit: By Craig ONeal, Usage: CC BY 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=85864151Tody's Topic is Michael Walden. It was 1979 when I heard Michael Walden's song, “Tonight I'm Alright”. I didn't know back then that Michael Walden was Michael Walden. He workded with Whitney Houston. Michael Walden has been a hit record producer, songwriter, artist, and drummer. He produced a great hit for Whitey Houston. Michael wrote, “How Will I Know”. He also worked and wrote for other artists. Mariah Carey, Aretha Franklin, Tevin Campbell, and Stacy Lattisaw just to name a few. When I heard Walden in 1979 singing, Toight I'm Alright, I was a child, and it was during the time when there was no lyrics written for you to understand words to songs. I was hearing some way off base words on the break. He would sing. “I know everything's gonna be alright.”Back then, I thought he was saying A instead of Everything because I couldn't make out the rest of the words. I would say: A B C call me tonight. I filled in words where I didn't understand. I was rewriting the song, and it was a song that I enjoyed hearing. I wanted to know the right words to the lyrics so bad. I always remembered the song, but as time went on, as I grew older, I didn't hear the song anymore, and bits and pieces of the song was left in my mind. So when I got grown and was able to go to work, I asked my co-workers about Michael Walden's song. I didn't even know that Michael Walden was the voice of that song. So I would sing the chorus part and the base. People would say who it sounded like but nobody knew. So I got online and wrote the part that I knew in the search dngine. The song was not easily found, but I found it, and I was glad to see it because I was starting to think it didn't exist anymore or forgotten. When I found it, the words were so clear. Maybe the words weren't clear to me in my childhood days because I was hearing it from radio or something, and it wasn't as clear. I had a hard time finding the lyrics online because I didn't know the author and the chorus wasn't quite enough during that time.Now lets talk about when Walden first started working with Whitney Houston. I enjoy Michael Walden's story about Whitney Houston. He talked about how he first met Whitney in the studio. How thin she was with a big sound. Walden was amazed at how she could make that kind of sound. And you know how Whitney Sings. She really sings out and loud and it takes practice too. “How Will I Know” was the song Walden worked on for Whitney. Michael Walden is a very talented guy. He knew Whitney's sound and what sounded right. How Will I Know was Whitney's second number one single. Michael Walden tickled me when he talked about how Whitney would stare at him and dare him to say anything and all that. Whitney knew she could sing becuase she was taught by the best. Her mom. You're listening to the Whitney Soul Podcast. Today's Topic is Michael Walden.

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We’ve got a fun guest host for this episode, and we are feeling ALRIGHT about it! Dutch and Dutchess join us  again to talk about how important it is to “Run toward the problem, not away.” And we’ve got a great camper story that will be incredibly encouraging. Resource link for more about the show

In this episode Pastor Brad Rocks 033 I'm Alright—What It Means To Be “ALRIGHT” In Christ! Pastor Brad Windlan, 80s Christian metal recording artist and teaching pastor Rocks You Up with an inspirational Bible teaching, wrapped in a classic, 80s Christian Metal Vibe! Each episode ends with a Pastor Brad 80s Christian metal song! Become a PATREON https://www.patreon.com/pastorbradrocks WEBSITE: http://www.pastorbradrocks.net & http://www.guitarjams.net FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/pastorbradrocks YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/pastorbrad1985 If you enjoy Christian metal and encouraging teaching from the Bible you will love the Pastor Brad Rocks Podcast. The Pastor Brad Rocks Podcast is all about classic Christian metal/hard rock music, inspirational Bible teaching and Christian community. Fans of bands like Stryper, Bloodgood, Whitecross, Barren Cross, Sacred Warrior, Holy Soldier, Angelica, etc. will love this podcast! Pastor Brad is exactly who he sounds like, a Christian Pastor named Brad. He is the lead pastor at First Christian Church in Cookeville, TN. Brad is also a gifted, 80s style, Christian metal artist. Growing up in the era of "Hair Metal" & "The Guitar Hero," Brad couldn't help but pick up a guitar and start rocking. In 1987 he became a follower of Jesus Christ--a decision that reshaped his life--and continues to do so to this day. In 2004 he launched GuitarJams.Net (now pastorbradrocks.net) as a platform for sharing his music and Bible teaching with the world. To date, Brad has had the honor of releasing more than one-hundred fifty Christ-exalting songs worldwide. He's been blessed to work with several of his heroes from the classic days of Christian metal! Richard Lynch and Dee Harrington of SAINT (RESHREDDED (2006), Les Carlsen of Bloodgood (BREAK OUT, 2010), and Ken Tamplin (BREAK OUT 2010). "If KISS, AC/DC, Judas Priest, Ozzy and Iron Maiden jumped into a Christian blender and came out playing Christian music--that's pretty much what you get with Pastor Brad."

In this episode Pastor Brad Rocks 033 I'm Alright —What it REALLY means for a Christian to say, “I'm alright!” Pastor Brad Windlan, 80s Christian metal recording artist and teaching pastor Rocks You Up with an inspirational Bible teaching, wrapped in a classic, 80s Christian Metal Vibe! Each episode ends with a Pastor Brad 80s Christian metal song! Become a PATREON https://www.patreon.com/pastorbradrocks WEBSITE: http://www.pastorbradrocks.net & http://www.guitarjams.net FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/pastorbradrocks YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/pastorbrad1985 If you enjoy Christian metal and encouraging teaching from the Bible you will love the Pastor Brad Rocks Podcast. The Pastor Brad Rocks Podcast is all about classic Christian metal/hard rock music, inspirational Bible teaching and Christian community. Fans of bands like Stryper, Bloodgood, Whitecross, Barren Cross, Sacred Warrior, Holy Soldier, Angelica, etc. will love this podcast! Pastor Brad is exactly who he sounds like, a Christian Pastor named Brad. He is the lead pastor at First Christian Church in Cookeville, TN. Brad is also a gifted, 80s style, Christian metal artist. Growing up in the era of "Hair Metal" & "The Guitar Hero," Brad couldn't help but pick up a guitar and start rocking. In 1987 he became a follower of Jesus Christ--a decision that reshaped his life--and continues to do so to this day. In 2004 he launched GuitarJams.Net (now pastorbradrocks.net) as a platform for sharing his music and Bible teaching with the world. To date, Brad has had the honor of releasing more than one-hundred fifty Christ-exalting songs worldwide. He's been blessed to work with several of his heroes from the classic days of Christian metal! Richard Lynch and Dee Harrington of SAINT (RESHREDDED (2006), Les Carlsen of Bloodgood (BREAK OUT, 2010), and Ken Tamplin (BREAK OUT 2010). "If KISS, AC/DC, Judas Priest, Ozzy and Iron Maiden jumped into a Christian blender and came out playing Christian music--that's pretty much what you get with Pastor Brad."

it is about that time again when we dust the pews, tidy the hymnals and open the doors to Maison Dufrene for a quarter-hour filled with songs of love, freedom and worship! ::: You Better Run #11 :: It’s Alright Now ::: Sensational Starlight Singers - Love Lifted Me Swan Silvertones - I Found The Answer Golden Harmonizers - Lord Is My Shepherd Swanee Quintet - It's Alright Now Frsnk Thomas with The Golden Trumpets – Born to Die Sallie Martin Singers - Jesus I Love You The Pilgrim Travelers – Come Home The Pilgrim Jubilee Sing - Hand in Hand Ben Helton is a photographer based in Senoia, Georgia. #gospel #gospelmusic

How do you discover a band that you thought you already knew and had maybe even written off as an uncool oldies band? That’s one of the main questions I ponder in the second part of this marathon episode about the Beach Boys. The episode contains an exclusive performance by Grandaddy’s Jason Lytle.

This is a story about the Beach Boys. But it’s also a story of how identities are formed. About how music is not simply the soundtrack to your life, but also something that influences it and offers many new and inspiring perspectives on it. It’s also a story about friendships and, not least, love. Part one of a two-part episode.

This one episode that is very personal, powerful, prophetic, and very profound. In this particular episode Dr. Cowan is talking about his own life and experiences that he been through and endured. Through the pain, the games, the lies, the liars, the betrayal, the deception, the ups, the downs, and the family issues he made it through by the grace of God. Our topic today helps all of us understand that no matter what we go through in life there is a story behind our praise! You see God glory but you don't the story. Never judge a person because they wearing a smile on their face you never know the pain they endured, and enduring on the inside. This one episode you don't want to MISS it's very intense, and heartfelt.

In 1998, Jo Dee Messina released her sophomore album "I'm Alright" which would become her best selling album to date. Featuring three #1s ("I'm Alright", "Bye-Bye", "Stand Beside Me") a #2 remake with Lesson In Leavin', and another Top 10 hit with "Because You Love Me" this album was an absolute monster success. We chat about what this album meant to Messina's legacy and the one other song we badly want someone else to cut and release to radio.

1 Grandma's Hands Cornell Dupree 03:46 I'm Alright (2011) 2 The Best You Can Bill Withers 02:24 Making Music 3 Ain't No Sunshine The Temptations 07:20 Solid Rock 4. Let It Be Bill Withers 02:36 Just As I Am 5 Lonely Town, Lonely Street BILL WITHERS 03:41 Still Bill 6 Harlem Creative Source 04:53 Migration 7. Ruby Lee Bill Withers 03:17 +'Justments 8 I Can't Write Left-Handed BILL WITHERS 06:44 Live At Carnegie Hall 9 Lean On Me The Persuasions 03:29 Spread The Word '72 10. Heartbreak Road Bill Withers 03:10 +'Justments 11 Kissing my love Spanky wilson 04:07 living in the streets 2 12 Sometimes A Song Bill Withers 04:41 Making Music 13 Lovely Day Jill Scott 04:17 The Original Jill Scott from the Vault, Vol. 1 14. Better Off Dead Bill Withers 02:18 Just As I Am 15. You Bill Withers 05:21 +'Justments 16. Who Is He and What Is He To You (125th St. Mix) Me'Shell Ndegeocello 04:31 Who Is He and What Is He To You 17. The Same Love That Made Me Laugh Bill Withers 03:25 +'Justments 18 Use Me Esther Phillips 03:51 Home Is Where The Hatred Is: The Kudus Years 1971-1977 19. Hope She'll Be Happier BILL WITHERS 04:27 Live At Carnegie Hal 20. Sam Stone Swamp Dogg 04:02 Cuffed, Collared and Tagged (Cream LP CR-9009) 21. Souvenirs Betty LaVette 06:34 Child Of The Seventies 22. Please Let Me Go Round Again (feat. John Prine) Swamp Dogg 04:41 Sorry You Couldn't Make It 23. I'm Not Coming Back Black Merda 04:43 Force Of Nature 24. Blessings Saritah 04:08 Ancient Forward 25. Bring It On New Cool Collective & Mark Reilly 04:08 The Things You Love 26. Ahmed Ben Ali - Subhana Ahmed Ben Ali 05:01 Habibi Funk 012: Subhana 27. Omolu Abayomy 06:35 Abra sua cabeca 28 Hurry on Now Alice Russell 04:42 Pot of Gold

Topic "I'm Alright It's Everyone Else - Blame, Excuses & Denial" In this episode Stephen and Jonathan discuss the many conversations they have with people who are oblivious to the fact that their Beliefs. Responses and Behaviours are not normal and think and blame everyone else. In our experience many people normalise negative thoughts, feelings and reactions and claim it to be just life or this is how it is and then wonder why their relationships, friendships and life in general doesn't really work for them. These beliefs, responses and freekings can lead to obsessive behaviours, drink, drugs, retail therapy, intimacy issues and more. We have decided to discuss this in greater detail in order for you to familarise with these common beliefs and misunderstaings and offer a solution to start making changes and get your life more aligned and back on track. We will discuss in detail how the human mind works, what actually causes these issues in our life and how you can switch off these negative responses. We look forward to seeing you as you are all cordially invited to watch and hope the information we share will be of great benefit to the viewer. For more info about Inside Out Effect: https://www.inside-outeffect.co.uk Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/insideouteffect https://www.inside-outeffect.co.uk/po... Stephens website: https://www.healingthemind.co.uk Jonathans website: https://www.decodingpain.com Inside Out Effect Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyoP... Email: Insideouteffect@gmail.com Enjoy ❤

Episode 98 of the weekly new music radio show hosted by Tommy Clark Track list this week Mick Hargan - Beautiful You Nicol & Elliott - Sweet Downfall The Lathums - Vilainous Victorian West Coast Music Club - Sometimes Sal Nurrito - I CANT WAIT Psyche - Blues it up The King Dukes - I Guess Mondays (Arent Gonna Be The Same Any More) The Crookeds - Sucker For Pain Berta Kennedy - Crossed the Line Lemon Drink - A Song For You Lady Boss - Destiny The Delerium Trees - Jump Jump The Lilacs - Seen It All Shïppa-63 - Stable Genius Little triggers - I'm Alright

Keith sits down with a great in-studio guest to talk New Jersey golf past, present and future. Kevin Purcell, Executive Director of the NJ State Golf Association leads one of the most successful golf associations in the nation right here in our state. Together he and Keith discuss the current state of the game and what the future may hold. Enjoy their engaging conversation as they explain why golf in NJ is on the rise and will continue to be for a long time. 

"I'm Alright, ain't nobody worry about-" this podcast. Our hosts claim to be comedians, but yet have not seen Caddyshack. Can this be forgiven? Or will the MVP of this episode go to the Gopher?

In this episode Clint is home and knows it's been a while since you've heard from him. He sits in his podcast room with his cousin Deneia (@damn_u_deneia) and they discuss where he's been these past couple of days, the idea of changing the name of the podcast and black men placing value on black women on how much pain can she endure.  Thank you guys for your thoughts and prayers. I love ya'll and thank you guys for holding me down. I can't express enough how ya'll saved my life.  Now let's get back to the fuck shit!!! Follow Clint Coley @clintcoley Follow Advice From A F*ck Boy @advicefromafuckboy Email Clint to get an alley oop! clint@advicefromafckboy.com For the group chat 213-358-9861

Kenny Loggins calls in on Friday, March 15th to discuss the 35th anniversary of "Footloose" and we discuss if songs like ""Danger Zone" and "I'm Alright" would have been written if the movies "Top Gun" and "Caddyshack" had never been made. I also ask Kenny to explain Bob Dylan's lackluster participation in the recording of "We Are The World" which also featured Michael Jackson, Kenny Loggins, Stevie Wonder, Billy Joel, Kenny Rogers, Bruce Springsteen, Ray Charles and more.

Hosts Mat Bradley-Tschirgi and Jersey Jason discuss Caddyshack. The Snobs face off against the Slobs to see who reigns supreme on the golf course. Caddyshack is a stone cold comedy classic. Based off the exploits of the Murray brothers working as golf caddies in their youth, this is a National Lampoon movie in all but name with a screenplay by Brian Doyle-Murray, Douglas Kenny, and Harold Ramis. Kenny Loggins contributes some hit tracks to the soundtrack including the impeccably timed title theme "I'm Alright" over the opening credits.  Follow the show on Twitter @Sequelcast2 Like our Sequelcast 2 Facebook Page Sequelcast 2 is delighted to be a member of The Batman Podcast Network. Hear more great podcasts here! Watch Thrasher's tabletop RPG YouTube show d-infinity Live!. Listen to Marc with a C's music podcast Discography. Buy One Starry Night, a Cthulhu Live scenario Thrasher contributed to, from DriveThruRPG!  Watch Alex Miller's YouTube series The Trailer Project!

A song that Scott had written several years ago. To tell you the truth I have no idea why someone has not recorded this one yet! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/todaysplea/support

Слушаем последние релизы в новом подкасте программы "Плейлист Алексея Когана"! Известный американский продюсер, композитор, звукорежиссер, аранжировщик и гитарист Paul Brown представил новый джазовый альбом «Uptown Blues». Молодая певица из Японии Woong San издала дебютный альбом под названием "I'm Alright", в котором представлены и авторская музыка певицы и джазовые стандарты, что звучат довольно нестандартно. Слушаем 4 композиции из альбома. Алексей Коган с удовольствием представляет вам первый диск с пометкой 2019 года. Альбом увидит свет несколько позже, но уже сейчас Алексей ставит несколько композиций своим слушателям. Напоследок говорим о легендарном пианисте который за инструментом 85 лет - Ахмад Джамал. Слушаем две композиции из последнего альбома "Marseille".

In the last few years packaging has got ridiculous....even small items like batteries require a Swiss army knife to get through the packaging....even food like biscuits are another example....the plastic packaging is only thin but unless you are Arnold Swartzenager you cannot open it without scissors.....even buying stuff online leaves you with a mountain of cardboard....aren't we supposed to be saving the environment?....speaking of which I am about to tax my car...£315 for a year !!!!!!....a friend of mine has a Mini Cooper and she pays £20 a year....apparently it's all about the emissions....what the hell that's got to do with ROAD tax is beyond me...another way to rip us off. 2.Us oldies go on about modern songs not being "as good as the ones from our generation"....I recently heard "Rosetta are you better" by Alan Price and Georgie Fame which has to be one of the worst songs of all time....I was unfortunate enough to see them both live in Liverpool....all they did was fool around on stage with total disrespect for the audience....this reminded me of some other bad hits....The Jarrow Lads was as bad as it gets.....others that spring to mind are Tell Laura I Love Her by Ricky Valance......I won't even mention Love Me Do.........and I notice the BBC are playing Cliff Richard's latest record....I wonder if that was part of the settlement deal?........and it was nice to see The Fonz get a long deserved Emmy Award...I was a big fan of Henry Winkler back in the day and was really jealous when one of my mates was mistaken for him on holiday....he even signed an autograph....I never forgave him. 3.I have to announce I have now completely lost interest in Brexit and have no idea what it is all about....it has lost me....all I see when it constantly comes up on the news is a load of politicians arguing over whether we should stay or go when all they are ACTUALLY doing is worrying about their overpaid jobs....I now couldn't care less one way or another....all the political parties should join together and form one big one called "The I'm Alright Jack Party"....the problem I have with politics is the total lack of charisma amongst the characters.....some politician will come on and go on about one thing or another....totally biassed...and bore us all to death.....what is required is someone like John Cleese to get the point over....then people would listen. 4.Talking of which I thought the Monty Python lot were so far ahead of their time.....when you watch The Life of Brian and look beneath the comedy the messages put across are sheer genius....the film shows the gullibility and stupidity of the human race with scenes like "what have the Romans done for us?"......and everyone following the wrong messiah.....and what is classic so many people missed the point....especially the Yanks who saw it as anti religious which it wasn't.....it is definitely my favourite film of all time.....nothing can be more original than three kings following the star and going to the wrong house......priceless. 5.The song this week is one I co-wrote with a very talented lady friend of mine called Patricia Knapton who writes wonderful poetry ....the song is called "The Colour of Time" and observes a painter seeing the world as a perfect place via his painting....and says if only we could see the world through his eyes......the answer is in the last line of the song

In the last few years packaging has got ridiculous....even small items like batteries require a Swiss army knife to get through the packaging....even food like biscuits are another example....the plastic packaging is only thin but unless you are Arnold Swartzenager you cannot open it without scissors.....even buying stuff online leaves you with a mountain of cardboard....aren't we supposed to be saving the environment?....speaking of which I am about to tax my car...£315 for a year !!!!!!....a friend of mine has a Mini Cooper and she pays £20 a year....apparently it's all about the emissions....what the hell that's got to do with ROAD tax is beyond me...another way to rip us off. 2.Us oldies go on about modern songs not being "as good as the ones from our generation"....I recently heard "Rosetta are you better" by Alan Price and Georgie Fame which has to be one of the worst songs of all time....I was unfortunate enough to see them both live in Liverpool....all they did was fool around on stage with total disrespect for the audience....this reminded me of some other bad hits....The Jarrow Lads was as bad as it gets.....others that spring to mind are Tell Laura I Love Her by Ricky Valance......I won't even mention Love Me Do.........and I notice the BBC are playing Cliff Richard's latest record....I wonder if that was part of the settlement deal?........and it was nice to see The Fonz get a long deserved Emmy Award...I was a big fan of Henry Winkler back in the day and was really jealous when one of my mates was mistaken for him on holiday....he even signed an autograph....I never forgave him. 3.I have to announce I have now completely lost interest in Brexit and have no idea what it is all about....it has lost me....all I see when it constantly comes up on the news is a load of politicians arguing over whether we should stay or go when all they are ACTUALLY doing is worrying about their overpaid jobs....I now couldn't care less one way or another....all the political parties should join together and form one big one called "The I'm Alright Jack Party"....the problem I have with politics is the total lack of charisma amongst the characters.....some politician will come on and go on about one thing or another....totally biassed...and bore us all to death.....what is required is someone like John Cleese to get the point over....then people would listen. 4.Talking of which I thought the Monty Python lot were so far ahead of their time.....when you watch The Life of Brian and look beneath the comedy the messages put across are sheer genius....the film shows the gullibility and stupidity of the human race with scenes like "what have the Romans done for us?"......and everyone following the wrong messiah.....and what is classic so many people missed the point....especially the Yanks who saw it as anti religious which it wasn't.....it is definitely my favourite film of all time.....nothing can be more original than three kings following the star and going to the wrong house......priceless. 5.The song this week is one I co-wrote with a very talented lady friend of mine called Patricia Knapton who writes wonderful poetry ....the song is called "The Colour of Time" and observes a painter seeing the world as a perfect place via his painting....and says if only we could see the world through his eyes......the answer is in the last line of the song

Discussion Topics: Oprah 2020, NFL Playoffs/National Championship Game, "The Climax Theory", New Year's Resolutions/Speculate on 2018, "What's The Psychology?", and much more! Hosts: Austin and Kevin Songs: "Song for My Father" - Horace Silver, "This Town" - Frank Sinatra, "Africa" - Toto, "She's a Lady" - Tom Jones, "Israelites" - Desmond Dekker, "I'm Alright" - Kenny Loggins

Montage: The Heat Is On A collection of montage ready jamz... 1) Montage by Team America (from Team America) 2) You're the Best by Joe Espisito (from The Karate Kid) 3) Shakedown by Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band (from Beverly Hills Cop 2) 4) St Elmo's Fire by John Parr (from St Elmo's Fire) 5) Holding Out for A Hero by Bonnie Tyler (from Footloose) 6) Push It to the Limit by Paul Enegmann (from Scarface) 7) The Heat Is On by Glenn Frey (from Beverly Hills Cop) 8) I'm Alright by Kenny Loggins (from Caddyshack) 9) She's A Maniac by Michael Sembello (from Flashdance) 10) No Easy Way Out by Robert Tepper (from Rocky 4) 11) The Touch by Stan Bush (from Transformers The Movie) 12) Lunatic Fringe by Red Rider (from Vision Quest)   Compiled with Tim Brown

What does God expect from us? What does Mom expect? What does “perfect” mean and where do we go when we die? Stay tuned for the answers to these important questions and many more when David Dale tells “I’m Alright.” David is a native Oregonian who considers himself a small but significant blip in the universe. Urban Tellers® May 5, 2017 FOUND AND LOST David Dale live at The Fremont Theater in Portland, Oregon Portland Story Theater, hosted by Lawrence Howard and Lynne Duddy pdxstorytheater.org MAY THE NARRATIVE BE WITH YOU®

With Special Call-In Guests: Grammy Nominated Songwriter Henry Kapono, Earth Wind and Fire's John Paris, Santana Drummer Walfredo Reyes Jr., VP of DW Drums John Good and John "JR" Robinson - The Most Recorded Drummer in History.Tris Imboden is an American rock and jazz drummer. As an educator, he has been a drum clinician and author of tutorial materials. As a performer, he has been in studio sessions and on tour with some of the most notable and highest-selling musicians of all time. As of 1990, he has been best known as the lead drummer with the multi-platinum band, Chicago. He is a multi-platinum selling artist.Imboden's most notable studio session work has included recordings with Neil Diamond, Kenny Loggins, Firefall, Richard Marx, Steve Vai, Roger Daltrey, and Crosby, Stills Nash. As a touring drummer, he has played with Kenny Loggins, Al Jarreau, Chaka Khan, Firefall, Cock Robin, Michael McDonald, Los Lobotomys and other notable groups.As a full-time band member, Imboden's career has included Honk, the Kenny Loggins Band (including "Who's Right, Who's Wrong" featuring Michael Jackson, the six-time platinum Number One hit "Footloose", and "I'm Alright" from Caddyshack), and Chicago. His career with Chicago has seen the release of thirteen albums, several of them certified as platinum.

Half the guys are gone, so Sam and Matt enlist two special guests to join them to talk about Airlines, Travelling, Drunk Accidents and more...

Reggae didn't end with Bob Marley and the Wailers. Contemporary reggae and reggae fusion have some great sounds that combine reggae with jazz, funk, ska, pop, rock and even folk music. In this episode, you'll hear five reggae songs guaranteed to prove that there is more to the genre than just Mr. Marley. The songs are "Talk of the Town" by Marina Orchestra, "One Day" by Arcadia, "Town Crier" by Fat City Bird, "I'm Alright" by Offbeat Revolution, and "Ой на гори два дубки" by Chornobrivci.

"Great rolling female refrains"  Chris MacDonald, IndieFeed Alternative and Modern Rock