Podcasts about i won't back down

Despite the fact that he was a household name by 1989, Full Moon Fever is the debut solo album by Tom Petty, since his other albums were as Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. It was a little straining on the members of the Heartbreakers, but everyone but drummer Stan Lynch contributed to Full Moon Fever. It was even recorded in Heartbreaker guitarist Mike Campbell's garage studio. Members of the Traveling Wilburys participated as well (except for Bob Dylan), and Jeff Lynne (ELO) produced it along with Petty and Campbell.Full Moon Fever was recorded at the same time as the first Traveling Wilburys album, and was interrupted to allow time for the Wilburys recording.We hope you enjoy this solo effort from the late Tom Petty, who passed in 2017. Runnin' Down a DreamThis is the second single from the album, following "I Won't Back Down." It reached number 23 on the billboard hot 100. The mention of "me and Del were singin' 'Little Runaway'" references Dell Shannon's Runaway, which hit number 1 in 1961. Check out that outro "Attention, CD Listeners."I'll Feel a Whole Lot BetterThe Byrds originated this cover song. It was first released in June 1965, and was written by Byrds founding member Gene Clark. Petty's cover starts the second side of the album, was the fourth single, and hit number 18 on the US Rock Chart. It's a nice, tight single, as are many of the pieces on the album. You may recognize this song from the soundtrack of "Dumb and Dumber"A Face In The CrowdPetty and Jeff Lynne wrote this one, and you can readily sense Lynne's influence. It was the fourth singe, and peaked at number 46 on the Hot 100 Chart. This is a rare, melancholy song from what is a mostly upbeat album.Yer So BadA humorous song also written by Petty and Lynne. "My sister got lucky, married a yuppie. Took him for all he was worth. Now she's a swinger, dating a singer. I can't decide which is worse." ENTERTAINMENT TRACK:“Wild Thing” from the motion picture Major LeagueThis classic was played when Charlie Sheen's character came out to pitch. The song is performed by X. STAFF PICKS:"Stand” by R.E.M.Brian features the Athens, GA stars, who encourage us to get involved in our local communities and businesses.  Peter Buck came up with what he thought was a "stupid guitar riff," and Michael Stipe decided to "write some stupid lyrics."  The result was nevertheless a hit.“I'll Be You” by The ReplacementsWayne's staff pick showcases the biggest hit by The Replacements during a time when alternative music was becoming popular on the hit charts.  The Replacements disbanded in 1991, just before alternative music exploded into grunge.“Voices of Babylon” by The OutfieldRob's staff pick is a lesser known hit than "Your Love," which gets a lot of play at football stadiums.  The Outfield is a trio from Britain, and got their name when their manager objected to their original name "The Baseball Boys."  “Jelly Roll” by Blue MurderBruce closes out the staff picks with this hair band epic. John Sykes, co-writer of many of Whitesnake's hits, plays the 12 string and electric guitar in this supergroup which also contained drummer Carmine Appice (Vanilla Fudge) and bassist Tony Franklin (The Firm). INSTRUMENTAL TRACK:“Memphis Train Blues” by R.E.M.The B-side from R.E.M.'s single "Stand" finishes us off for this week's podcast.

In the summer of 2018 we witnessed a possible turning point in the band when a second show in London was canceled due to Eddie having a busted throat. This would lead to a rescheduled date that ended the European tour with tons of great moments to make up for the cancellation. LO4L Patreon donor Aurelien was there that night and joins the show to discuss his experience. A lot of what we discuss in this episode is how the situation in London possibly has something to do with how quiet the band has been in 2019. Was Ed losing his voice so much of a concern that they halted album recordings in order for him to save himself for solo shows? We'll also talk about Can't Deny Me and whether after almost 2 years if it should even be placed on a new album let alone in a prominent spot on it. Aside from that, the show had a lot of big moments in the set that you don't usually get. Oceans and Nothing As It Seems as openers, Mankind, Satan's Bed, Fatal and a whopping 4 Riot Act songs that were played! Not stuff you get from a normal performance. It also has a wonderful dedication to friend of the podcast Andrea Oakes whom the band played I Won't Back Down for. If you are a listener of this show, love it and want more content, head on over to our Patreon page for more exclusive episodes including episodes in our Evolution series. For your contribution to the show, you not only get exclusive episodes, but also a chance to join the podcast and talk about your favorite show!

Happy birthday to us! We're celebrating our anniversary episode by covering the show that won the listener's poll - The Gorge from 2005! For those who entered the poster contest, don't forget to wait listen to the end of the episode to see if you won! The Gorge Amphitheater is a beautiful venue in the state of Washington, scenic and smack dab in the middle of nature. The band took advantage of their surroundings, especially in the early part of the set playing a 9-song sit down to start the show. It's chock full of great highlights including Low Light being played as the sun went down and the first appearance of Hard To Imagine in 7 years. But the theme of the night was centered around a rock n roll legend who would take the stage at The Gorge the following nights. Ed kept begging and pleading with Tom Petty to come down from his hotel room and join the band on stage, including starting numerous chants as well as jabs at the Heartbreaker. Finally after the realization that he wasn't gonna come, Ed calls an audible in the set list and plays I Won't Back Down for Tom. Folks if you like what you're listening to and want to support the podcast further, head on over to our Patreon to subscribe! We have numerous exclusive episodes available, and this coming week we'll be releasing a brand new Evolution episode featuring Alive! Head to http://patreon.com/liveon4legs to subscribe!

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Desolation Angel Radio hit the air on Oct. 7th, and it sounded like this:I Won't Back Down (live) - Tom Petty & The HeartbreakersUntil The Good Is Gone (live) - Little Steven & The Disciples of SoulI Was Wrong - Social DistortionCopperhead Road (live) - Steve Earle & The DukesPoor Imitation of God - John HiattWish Me Well - Memphis Slim & Matt MurphyI Can't Quit You Baby - Otis RushAin't Got Time For Hate - Shemekia CopelandFear Of Trains - William Elliott WhitmoreAin't Gonna Let Them Turn Us Around - Marc Ribot, Steve Earle, Tift MerrittConvex - St. Paul & The Broken Bones The Bargain Store - Dolly PartonOoh Daddy - Buddy GuyDo Yourself In - Black Joe Lewis & The HoneybearsCall To Arms - Sturgill SimpsonRollin' and Tumblin' - Billy F GibbonsAin't Talkin' - Bettye LavetteTwo Gunslingers (live) - Tom Petty & The HeartbreakersGirl Goin' Nowhere - Ashley McBrydeDying Star - Ruston KellyCan't Get There From Here - Johnny SansoneSomething Blue - Alejandro EscovedoWhen The Angels Sing - Social DistortionDelete and Fast Forward - Willie NelsonHow To Walk In Freedom - Marc Ribot, Sam Amdon, Fay VictorHonky Tonk Women (live) - The Rolling StonesMerry Go Round - Kacey MusgravesCumberland Gap - Jason Isbell & The 400 UnitWe Can't Make It Here - James McMurtry, Joan Baez, Steve EarleDiggin' My Grave - Bradley Cooper & Lady GagaThe Weight - Waylon Jennings & The Waymore'sWhat Else Would You Have Me Be? - LuceroTears Don't Matter Much - LuceroAs always thanks for being the coolest fans, listeners and audience in the world Peace OutThe Desolation Angel Kip See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Matthew Bannister on The actor Tony Booth, best known for playing Alf Garnett's left wing son-in-law in the TV comedy Till Death Us Do Part - and notorious for his womanising and heavy drinking. His daughter Cherie Blair shares her memories. Lillian Bettencourt who was the richest woman in the world - as heiress to the L'Oreal cosmetics group. She was also embroiled in a bitter court battle over how her fortune should be divided. William G. Stewart, best known as the host of the long running TV quiz "Fifteen to One", He was also a respected producer and director. And the rock star Tom Petty - best known for hits like "Free Fallin'" and "I Won't Back Down".

Episode: 62 "Vegas & Petty Blues" The fellas are shell shocked. Music: Tom Petty & the Heart Breakers - "I Won't Back Down" Link to Buy it :https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/i-wont-back-down/id1064239015?i=1064239029 ::::::::::FIND US:::::::::: iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/when-…d1111791064?mt=2 Website: www.whenlifeattackspodcast.com Twitter: twitter.com/whenlifeattacks Facebook: www.facebook.com/whenlifeattacksp…t_homepage_panel

Ryan Daly and guests Shawn Engel and Chad Bokelman review the first part of issue #7 of Secret Origins, which tells the story of the Green Lantern Guy Gardner. Then, Siskoid returns to help Ryan tell the origin of the Golden Age Sandman. Secret Origins Podcast Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/secretoriginspodcast Secret Origins Podcast on Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/httpsecretoriginspodcastlibsyncom/secret-origins-podcast?refid=stpr Let us know what you think! Leave a comment or send an email to: RDalyPodcast@gmail.com. Check out Chad Bokelman on The Lanterncast at: http://www.lanterncast.com Check out Shawn Engel's Just One of the Guys Podcast at Two True Freaks at: http://twotruefreaks.com/shows.php?show=19 Check out Siskoid's Blog of Geekery at: http://siskoid.blogspot.ca This podcast is a proud member of the FIRE AND WATER PODCAST NETWORK. Visit our WEBSITE: http://fireandwaterpodcast.com/ Follow us on TWITTER - https://twitter.com/FWPodcasts Like our FACEBOOK page - https://www.facebook.com/FWPodcastNetwork Use our HASHTAG online: #FWPodcasts Subscribe via iTunes as part of the FIRE AND WATER PODCAST: http://itunes.apple.com/podcast/the-fire-and-water-podcast/id463855630 “Premonition” (Theme for Secret Origins Podcast) written and performed by Neil Daly. Additional music: “I Need Some Sleep" by The Eels; "I Won't Back Down" by Tom Petty. Thanks for listening!

Sammy Kershaw's brand new album I Won't Back Down (Cleopatra Records) - released June 9, 2015 - features the cover songs Take A Letter Maria and the Tom Petty title track. The first single is called Grillin' and Chillin'. The album also features the love song Groove written by Sudbury, Ontario's Gil Grand and Texan Adam Fears.  Country fans know and love Sammy's chart-topping Country hits over the years including "Cadillac Style", "Don't Go Near The Water", "She Don't Know She's Beautiful", "Queen Of My Double Wide Trailer" - and the list goes on. In 2014, Kershaw - a Louisiana native - released "Do You Know Me? A Tribute To George Jones." The two were close friends and recorded the country hit Never Bit A Bullet Like This in 1994. "George Jones was the greatest country soul singer that ever lived, and he was my hero and my friend. I’ve known George since I was 14 years old, we were friends for over 40 years. I loved the guy, and still do. I miss him every day, and it was just an honor and a privilege (to record this tribute album)." Sammy's song Louisiana Hot Sauce was used on the TV show True Blood in 2009 and quickly gave him a new audience who went online at the time to find the song. “Sammy Kershaw is one of those voices that you know the moment you hear it. We at Cleopatra are excited to work with an artist of Sammy’s caliber,” says Cleopatra Records President Tim Yasui. Tune in to hear Sammy chat with me about his new album, George Jones, Cadillac Style, touring Canada, the song he wish he had recorded and much more! 

There comes a point in some relationships where you realize that it is over. It is time to move on. Then comes the hard part, how do you do it? How do you start the process of leaving. How do you even say the words? This tape is made to act as a mirror for those who need a shot of courage. 1. "I Want To Break Free", Queen.(music Bed) 2. "I Don't Want to be a Bride", Vanessa Carlton. 3. "Unappreciated", Cherish. 4. "Put Another Log on the Fire", David Fishel 5. "You Don't Own Me.", Trail of Stones. 6. "Not Ready to Make Nice", Dixie Chicks. 7. "Whatcha Gonna Do", Martina McBride. 8. "Coffee and Cigarettes", Michelle Featherstone 9. "Goodbye", Kristina DeBarge. 10. "Stand In The Rain", Superchick. 11. "Keep On Walking", Jem. 12. "I Won't Back Down", Blake Shelton and Mia Frampton 13. "Kiss This", Aaron Tippen. 14. "It's Raining Men", The Weather Girls.

Nicole Rizzo Smith, Suffolk University, Suffolk University Law School, Boston, MA, Intellectual Property, IP, Copyright Law, Tom Petty, Michelle Bachmann, Sarah Palin, Newt Gingrich, George W. Bush, Heart, American Girl, I Won't Back Down, Political News

Hiya, time for another run and podcast, this time on a Friday day off. I go for a run along the Thames once again, this time in the opposite direction and am so intent on chatting away I miss Barnes Bridge, my intended turnaround point. Whoopsie!Anyway, in this episode I include for the first time a recording of a song I did with my friend Vlad. I'm kinda nervous about putting it out there, but hey, sharing is caring right? Hope you like it.Featured Songs:"I Won't Back Down" originally by Tom Petty, recorded by Paul Abrelat and Vlad ShlesmanIntro/Outro:"You Start It" by The Monikers from the Podsafe Music NetworkDownload Episode 36

Program114: Here we discuss a great song by Tom Petty called I Won't Back Down