Podcasts about inspiration information

Esta semana, en Islas de Robinson, caemos a mediados de los 70. Suenan: 10CC - "CHANNEL SWIMMER" ("THE ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK", 1975) /ANDY PRATT - "IT'S ALL BEHIND YOU" ("ANDY PRATT", 1973) / TODD RUNDGREN - "THE LAST RIDE" ("TODD", 1974) / LAURIE STYVERS - "YOU BE THE TIDE, I'LL BE THE BAY" ("THE COLORADO KID", 1973) / JIMMIE SPHEERIS - "SIGHS IN A SHELL" ("THE DRAGON IS DANCING", 1975) / SHUGGIE OTIS - "ISLAND LETTER" ("INSPIRATION INFORMATION", 1974) / DANNY KIRWAN - "SECOND CHAPTER" ("SECOND CHAPTER", 1975) / BRIAN PROTHEROE - "PINBALL" ("PINBALL", 1974) / DAVID WERNER - "THE LADY IN WAITING" ("WHIZZ KID", 1974) / PETER IVERS - "DEBORAH" ("TERMINAL LOVE", 1974) / BEBOP DELUXE - "NIGHT CREATURES" ("AXE VICTIM", 1974) / PETER HAMMILL - "BEEN ALONE SO LONG" ("NADIR'S BIG CHANCE", 1975) / SPLIT ENZ - "TIME FOR A CHANGE" ("MENTAL NOTES", 1975) /Escuchar audio

On this week's episode, Julie discusses the impact of inspiration on propelling humans through health and fitness. Inspired by a recent experience, Julie shares why emotion deserves to be celebrated, motivation should be sought out, and surrounding yourself with excited, passionate individuals is the way forward for bettering yourself and others.  instagram.com/goalsetmindset_jb facebook.com/goalsetmindset

Primera sesión "náufrago-veraniega". Anclada entre 1971 y 1974. Suenan: AARON NEVILLE - "HERCULES" (1973) / BOBBY BLAND - "THE END OF THE ROAD" ("DREAMER", 1974) / STEELY DAN - "ANY MAJOR DUDE WILL TELL YOU" ("PRETZEL LOGIC", 1974) / CAPTAIN BEEFHEART - "MY HEAD IS MY ONLY HOUSE UNLESS IT RAINS" ("CLEAR SPOT", 1972) / KEVIN AYERS - "SHOUTING IN A BUCKET BLUES" ("BANANAMOUR", 1973) / DOUG SAHM & THE TEXAS TORNADOES - "GIVE BACK THE KEY TO MY HEART" ("TEXAS ROCK FOR COUNTRY ROLLERS", 1976) / DAN PENN - "TEARJOINT" ("NOBODY'S FOOL", 1973) / SHUGGIE OTIS - "AHT UH MI HED" ("INSPIRATION INFORMATION", 1974) / LEO NOCENTELLI - "I WANT TO CRY" ("ANOTHER SIDE", 1972/2021) / BILL WITHERS - "AIN'T NO SUNSHINE" ("JUST AS I AM", 1971) / GENE CLARK - "ONE IN A HUNDRED" ("GENE CLARK", 1971) / TONY JOE WHITE - "THE FAMILY" ("THE TRAIN I'M ON", 1972) / CURTIS MAYFIELD - "KEEP ON KEEPING ON" ("ROOTS", 1972) / BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN & THE E. STREET BAND - "NEW YORK SERENADE" ("THE WILD, THE INNOCENT & THE E. STREET SHUFFLE", 1973) / Escuchar audio

In this installment of "Album of the Month Club", Tara and Natalie discuss "Inspiration Information" by Shuggie Otis and "Mood Valiant" by Hiatus Kaiyote. 

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In this episode, Wheels talks about how inspiration and information can be disguised forms of procrastination. Get ready to feel personally attacked, just like Wheels did when she realized she was using these things to put off doing the work. Music: Joyride by Skandinavianz

Today I'm joined by Elroy Finn, singer-songwriter and Crowded House drummer, on the eve of his self-titled LP 'Elroy''s release, to talk about the iconic cult r&b album ‘Inspiration Information' by Shuggie Otis. We talk about how the album is suitable for all moods and occasions, how the song Strawberry Letter 23 and its appearance in movies helped people discover Shuggie, how young Shuggie was when he made this record, the power and pitfalls of making a record by yourself, the classic drum machines Shuggie uses on the album, the advantages of keeping lyrics vague, and how music can infiltrate your hangs.

On this week's show, we...  spend quality time with the full-length debut from Akron-based honky-tonkers The Shootouts check out cool new covers from Los Lobos, Jason Isbell & Violet & Dave Grohl get caught up on a whole mess of new roots music from The Flatlanders, Anderson East & The Deep Dark Woods  Debts No Honest Man Can Pay is over 2 rock-solid hours of musical eclectica & other noodle stories. The show started in 2003 at WHFR-FM (Dearborn, MI), moved to WGWG-FM (Boiling Springs, NC) in 2006 & Plaza Midwood Community Radio (Charlotte, NC) in 2012, with a brief pit-stop at WLFM-FM (Appleton, WI) in 2004.

How do you create a brand that people can connect with? Today’s guest is Emily Soccorsy, the co-founder of Root + River. Emily explains that you need to go back to your roots and pour your life experiences and passions into your brand to spark an authentic connection with people. Discover how the impact and legacy that Emily’s immigrant grandparents provided that impacted her career and life. Learn how she tapped into her soul to create a business that reflected her passions and empowered her to bring her heritage into her work in ways she never thought possible. If you want to tap into your own soul and pour yourself into your brand, then this episode is for you. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How » Join the Breaking Beliefs community today:amyvetter.com/breakingbeliefspodcastAmy Vetter's FacebookAmy Vetter's InstagramAmy Vetter's LinkedInAmy Vetter's TwitterBreaking Beliefs YouTube

Session 61: Story Time (with Savannah C.) Aazim and Eric are joined by Savannah C. for a conversation covering individuality, self-expression, human connection, and much more. Savannah also opens up about her childhood as a missionary kid, her educational experiences in Texas, and how her endless curiosity has gotten her in trouble with authority figures. TL; DL: Unique Upbringing → Stage Right → Grace To Grow → Whistleblower → Nice To Meet You, Savannah → Make It Make Sense → Identity Crisis → Someone To Talk To → Back To Peru → More To Give ?! > Jump by Alicia C. (@acortezmusic) >> "What can I learn from this situation? What can I take out of it?" - Savannah C. (@_savananan) >> "How else are we supposed to figure this whole life thing out, without dialogue and questions?" - Eric W. (@ericcwilson) >> "You have the information, you just don't care about the information." - Aazim J. (@iseelucidly) > Kierra Sheard - "Don't Judge Me (feat. Missy Elliott)" > Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings - "Inspiration Information" > Join the conversation at youfree.earth

Calm the Chaos/ RevelEleven RevelEleven is a unique blend of inspiration and information, community and conversation, friendship and focus. RevelEleven events are an opportunity to listen to outstanding women speakers and support and challenge each other to be the best we can be. They also host retreats in Seattle, Roslyn and across the globe. Since March, Joanie + Monica have hosted more than 70 virtual events, pivoting from in person events due to the pandemic. Drawing women from all over the world, topics have included everything from The Art of Breathing and Finding Self Worth to Gardens that nurture and yoga classes What  You’ll Learn How did Joanie and Monica create the group RevelEleven What do their guests and members bring to their in person and virtual community What type of speakers have they had in the past  Discussion about their destination retreats and the benefits What’s next on the horizon for RevelEleven How do they both Calm the Chaos in their lives! Resources Connect with RevelEleven here Connect with Deborah  here  Take the midlife Quiz here Enjoy the show? Don’t miss an episode, follow the podcast Apple Podcasts ,Spotify and I Heart Radio

Robert Christgau in 1974 referred to this album as "a waste". However! Given time, commonsense, two ears, and a 2001 re-release on David Burn's record label; Shuggie Otis' Inspiration Information finally gets the attention and respect it deserves. Self-produced, almost exclusively self-tracked, borrowing from funk, psych, soul, and lounge; this album stands as testament to Shug's singular vision.

Welcome fellow Recovering Traditionalists to Episode 21 where we are going to get Inspiration & Information from Jennifer Lagrange, a Kinder/1st grade dual language teacher.   Jennifer shares her journey to becoming a Recovering Traditionalist.  Get all the details and show notes at buildmathminds.com/21.  

Soul Circle Radio Mix Series Vol.26 Mecca:83 (Manchester, UK) @solar-sound-system I create music as Mecca:83, Rise and as part of the groups Alexis Davis and Redefinition amongst others. When I was six I wanted to be Michael Jackson. By age 13 I discovered A Tribe Called Quest via a skate video and I've never looked back. 20 years later and I'm still obsessed with creating soulful music that keeps heads bobbing. I'm calling this one "Inspiration Information" after the Shuggie Otis classic. It's a collection of tracks that have stayed on my mind of recent and inspire me to keep creating. A mix of old and new, friends and heroes: all music and artists that should be firmly on your radar. -Mecca:83 Playlist: 01 Blue Lab Beats - XOver 02 Glue70 - Dreams About Sun 03 [K S R] - Bad Behaviour 04 J Vibes - vibewitme 05 Ackryte - The Only Up Side 06 Jaylib - Astronaut (unreleased) 07 Othasoul - Sour Graps 08 LayFullstop - Ying Yang 09 Taylor McFerrin - Stepps 10 Children of Zeus - Don't Say a Word 11 Tom Misch - Deeper 12 Blue Lab Beats - Tea 13 Mecca:83 - Unreleased 14 Mecca:83 & K, Le Maestro - Awake 15 Surreal - Catalina Released 4/8/18

Actress Sarah Paulson is best known for playing numerous characters on American Horror Story and Marcia Clark on The People v. O.J Simpson. Sarah sits down with Jesse to talk about working on The People v. O.J., her first big acting job, and dealing with the ups and downs that come with being a working actor. Although it was not popular at the time of its release, Shuggie Otis' album Inspiration Information influenced countless musicians and has been sampled by artists like Digable Planets and J Dilla. Shuggie tells us what went behind making this rock/soul classic. And Jesse explains why Paul and Gary O'Donovan's craic interview is one of the best things to come out of Rio Olympics

 Breaks are necessary - musically, spatially, spiritually, temporally. This show was a return from a break, a return to the break, and a return to happiness. Bliss out! Mixed live on KZFR 90.1FM as always.Download link (mp3)Playlist:Funkadelic - "Hit It and Quit It" Shuggie Otis - "Inspiration Information" Map of Africa - "Map of Africa" Tim Love Lee - "Java Jam" Mark Rae - "Depth charge" Mr. Rogers - "Keep Swimming (Instrumental)" Frank De Jojo - "Turn off the Lights" Cyesm - "Tang Host" Japanese Insanity - "The Lobster (Q-Burns Abstract Message Remix)" The Stranglers - "Strange Little Girl (Ohm Fat Blue Edit)" Arthur's Landing - "Change My Life (Virgin Magnetic Material Mix)" Crooked Man - "Happiness (dna 1)" Shit Robot - "In Love" Ricardo Baez - "Butoh" Faktorm - "Faith" Four Tet - "Pockets (Minimal Version)" Rone - "Planet Zoo" Henri Texier - "Les là-bas (Bonobo Remix)" Phon.o - "Whi5leblower (Cubenx Remix)" Temisan Adoki - "Codek 3" Dj Shadow - "California" Blank Banshee - "Conflict Minerals" Windows 98の - "スレノディ 建物が落ちる" DJ Shadow - "Bergschrund (feat. Nils Frahm)"

Homer Steinweiss is not only the greatest drummer of his generation, but a producer and songwriter whose understated humility belies an immense list of fantastic credits. The rhythmic spine of Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings and the Menahan Street Band, Homer has also lent his incredible feel on the drums to records by everyone from Amy Winehouse and Bruno Mars to Al Green and Rufus Wainwright. He's also a frequent collaborator of Mark Ronson, including on his recent smash Uptown Special album. Homer joins host Jeremy Dylan to talk about Shuggie Otis's cult classic soul album “Inspiration Information”. They talk about how Shuggie's pioneering use of drum machines has influenced his ideas of rhythm, playing as a one man band vs. playing live with a band like the Dap Kings, why Shuggie's vocal style is so atypical for R&B, the similarities to Sly and the Family Stone's “There's A Riot Going On” album and more. Plus, Homer reveals his favorite album of 2015 so far, how he balances his approach between different albums and artists, and friend of the show Rose Elinor Dougall drops in to pay tribute to Homer and ask him what it was like to work on St Vincent's latest album. My Favorite Album is a podcast unpacking the great works of pop music. Each episode features a different songwriter or musician discussing their favorite album of all time - their history with it, the making of the album, individual songs and the album's influence on their own music. Jeremy Dylan is a filmmaker, journalist and photographer from Sydney, Australia who has worked in the music industry since 2007. He directed the the feature music documentary Jim Lauderdale: The King of Broken Hearts (out now!) and the feature film Benjamin Sniddlegrass and the Cauldron of Penguins, in addition to many commercials and music videos. If you've got any feedback or suggestions, drop us a line at myfavoritealbumpodcast@gmail.com.

Bien que son nom signifie beaucoup pour les assidus de funk, afrobeat, latin soul ou de sons tropicaux, la plupart d'entre vous réagirait plutôt à l’énoncé du nom Strut Records. Vos yeux s'ouvriraient davantage à l'annonce de quelques unes des références du catalogue du fameux label anglais : Mulatu Astatke, Ebo Taylor, The Souljazz Orchestra, Breakestra pour les artistes et Haïti Direct, Nigeria 70 ou Inspiration Information. Et bien Quinton Scott en est l'un des boss et fondateurs depuis 1999. 16 ans durant lesquels Strut s'est imposé comme le label de référence avec des compilations mythiques et des signatures d'artistes légendaires. Un énorme boulot dont Scott et ses associés ne semblent pas se lasser. Tant mieux pour nous. On est ravi de vous diffuser cette interview enregistré et présentée par Soulist pour cette avant-dernière émission de l'année.   LA PLAYLIST DE L'EMISSION : 1. Intro : – Souleance : Secoue (tiré du prochain EP "Tartare" à paraitre en octobre) 2. Interview Quinton Scott : – Ebo Taylor : Yaa Amponsah - Super Jazz des Jeunes : Cote Moun Yo - The Souljazz Orchestra : Carte O Postal - Pat Thomas : et Kwashibu Area Band : Me Ho Assem Découvrez le catalogue de Strut Records 3. Mix Future Basics : – Onra feat. Suzi Analog : Vibe With U - L'Orange et Kool Keith feat. Mr Lif : Twenty Fifty Three - JoOn SwitOn feat. Laetitia Dana et Mattic : Electric Relaxation - Erykah Badu : Honey - 20Syl : Dark Clouds - Moony Me : On The Moon - Pin d'Angio : Okay Okay (G.A. edit) - Silk Rhodes : Face 2 Face - Julio Bashmore feat. Sam Dew : Holding On 4. Outro : – Jodeci : Get On Up  

Homer Steinweiss is not only the greatest drummer of his generation, but a producer and songwriter whose understated humility belies an immense list of fantastic credits. The rhythmic spine of Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings and the Menahan Street Band, Homer has also lent his incredible feel on the drums to records by everyone from Amy Winehouse and Bruno Mars to Al Green and Rufus Wainwright. He's also a frequent collaborator of Mark Ronson, including on his recent smash Uptown Special album. Homer joins host Jeremy Dylan to talk about Shuggie Otis's cult classic soul album "Inspiration Information". They talk about how Shuggie's pioneering use of drum machines has influenced his ideas of rhythm, playing as a one man band vs. playing live with a band like the Dap Kings, why Shuggie's vocal style is so atypical for R&B, the similarities to Sly and the Family Stone's "There's A Riot Going On" album and more. Plus, Homer reveals his favorite album of 2015 so far, how he balances his approach between different albums and artists, and friend of the show Rose Elinor Dougall drops in to pay tribute to Homer and ask him what it was like to work on St Vincent's latest album. My Favorite Album is a podcast unpacking the great works of pop music. Each episode features a different songwriter or musician discussing their favorite album of all time - their history with it, the making of the album, individual songs and the album's influence on their own music.Jeremy Dylan is a filmmaker, journalist and photographer from Sydney, Australia who has worked in the music industry since 2007. He directed the the feature music documentary Jim Lauderdale: The King of Broken Hearts (out now!) and the feature film Benjamin Sniddlegrass and the Cauldron of Penguins, in addition to many commercials and music videos. If you've got any feedback or suggestions, drop us a line at myfavoritealbumpodcast@gmail.com.

Did I like listening to Shuggie Otis’s album “Inspiration Information”? Yeah, I did. A lot. So did everybody else recording this show with me. It’s not often you get to see the blueprint of a musical paradigm. The record was a little shaky, especially after the first 5 or 6 songs, but wow, what a first 5 or 6 songs. It reminded me of the old quote about the Velvet Underground and everybody that bought their records creating a band… This album is flawed for sure, but I feel like it’s impossible that Hall and Oates, Prince, Average White Band, Lenny Kravitz, Steely Dan, Doobie Brothers, and countless others would have become the hit-makers they became…or fuck, even found their signature sounds, without listening to this listless prodigy. Listless. It’s hard to hear a burgeoning genius like this go down with such a whimper…we talk about it a lot in this show… OK…got that out of my system. Pick Up "Inspiration Information" on Amazon ### A Few Minutes With ### Ryan picked [“Hollaback Girl”](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZHjRQjbHrE) for “A Few Minutes With” this go round. Pretty sure if it were more than a few minutes, Phil might have throttled Ryan. Something about bananas. Coming Up Next week…Camper Van Beethoven’s “Key Lime Pie” Sounds Delicious. HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA!

Well, we fucking did it. We went ahead and recorded a show without Kevin. The only adult “Somebody Likes It” has really known thus far. I wasn’t sure that Ryan and I could hold the motherfucking jalopy together, but god was willing and the creek didn’t rise (and with a liberal dose of help from Mark) we got it done! WE DID IT!!!!! (Cue America the Beautiful at an ear-splitting volume. And little shiny shit falling from the ceiling) We discussed “Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating In Space” by Spiritualized. Along with the best damn album title ever, this thing is a pretty solid listen! I guess we made fun of Ryan’s choice of snacks (again) and started getting used to recording this thing in a new garage. Oh and wait. I forgot about this week’s “A Few Minutes With”. Well, not as much forgot as punched myself in the god-damned forehead in an attempt to forget. And here’s where stuff gets kind of complicated. See, I had just assumed that Kevin, with his DAD HUMOR and SADISTIC HUMOR had, as his final pick for a month or two, given us the hilarious-for-half-a-listen-two-summers-ago “What Does The Fox Say”, to get in one last sadistic swing. Well, turns out, Mark thinks that shit is HILARIOUS. So, I guess that seals the deal. Mark is just as much the voice of Adulthood as Kevin ever was. Except Kevin never had an animatronic fox that danced around his garage and sang the song. So I guess Mark has him beat there. So, my pick next week. We will get back to the 70’s with Shuggie Otis and his incredibly influential album “Inspiration Information”. At some point a Gwen Stefani song will pop up. See ya then…

EPISODE 32 - Welcome back to the Manor House, our usual suspects are still harping on - with guest DJ Sam (Archie Bronson Outfit) joining us in our fight at the petrol pumps. With thanks to our sponsors, It's all buttered spuds tonight. 1/ Kraftwerk - "Radioactivity/Harp Ad mix M.Stoke" Harp Ad DJs 2/ La Kene Star de Sikasso - "Hodi Hu Ye" 
3/ Ifang Bondi - "Yolele" DJs 
4/ Birtha - "Too Much Woman for a Henpecked Man" 
5/ Nikos Xydakis, E. Arvanitaki - "Tha Valo Sto Mantili Sou" 6/ Kim Jung-Mi - "The Sun" DJs 
7/ Abaco Dream - "Catwoman" 
8/ Prince Rama - "Rest In Peace" Brennan's Bread Ad DJs 
9/ Chhun Vanna - "Chet Ning Chet" The Spirit of Dark and Lonely Water Ad 
10/ Im Song Seem - "Sroornos Katataung Khiev" DJs 11/ Dirtbombs - "Ode to a Black Man" 
12/ Phil Lynnott - "Old Town" DJs Harp On Kerrygold 
13/ Charlotte Leslie - "Les Filles C'est Fait Pour Faire L'amour (We Got A Thing That's In The Groove)" 
14/ Danyel Gerard - "Sexologie" DJs 15/ Karen Dalton - "Same Old Man" 
16/ Wild Magnolias - "Iko Iko" DJs 
17/ Los Laikas - "La Casa del Sol Naciente" 
18/ Wanda Jackson - "Funnel of Love" 
19/ Ritchie Valens - "Come On Lets Go" 
20/ Mgababa Queens - "Akulaiwa Esoweto" 
21/ Los Jaivas - "Todos Juntos" DJs 
22/ Chubukos - "House of Rising Funk" 
23/ The Make Up - "White Belts" 
24/ Super Mambo 69 - "Sweeper Soul" 
25/ Bongwater - "The Drum" DJs 
26/ Ras Michael - "London Bridge is Falling Down" 
27/ Shuggie Otis - "Inspiration Information" 28/ Blo - "Gotta Get Me a Better Head" DJs 
29/ Los Jaivas - "Mira Ninita" 
30/ Will Powers - "Adventures and Success" DJs 
31/ Bulimundo - "Bulimundo (fu na na)" Jimmy

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