Podcasts about instant vintage

The 80z Babies are joined by special guest Haas to discuss the debut solo album from the legendary Raphael Saadiq - Instant Vintage released June 11, 2002.   Timestamps: (1:30) Where was Yinka? (3:38) Where was Jaz? (4:06) Where was Outlaw? (6:14) Is Saadiq being extra with "Instant Vintage" and "Gospel-Delic"? Is he a neo soul artist? (7:48) Critical reception (9:14) How weird is Saadiq? Does he still have his mystique? (11:37) Overarching highlights (15:47) We need more projects helmed by bassists (17:35) Overarching lowlights. Is the songwriting suspect? (25:06) Track for track analysis (25:21) Is "Doing What I Can" one of the strongest basslines and intros ever? Yinka's 'Highlight of Highlights' (28:44) The team pokes fun at the "Body Parts" lyrics (31:29) D'Angelo's participation wasn't always reliable (34:57) Jaz' 'Highlight of Highlights' (35:35) The tuba is such a striking choice for "Still Ray" (50:45) Lyrically, is Saadiq's "love" and "i miss you" bag better than his "sex" bag? (53:42) Is "Faithful" a fuck boy anthem? (55:53) Outlaw's 'Highlight of Highlights' (1:10:30) Closing thoughts  

After a little summer break we're back! We get deep into our Album of the Month, Steve Lacy's Gemini Rights in Part 1. We dig a little deeper than most pods and make sure we've spent LOADS of time living with the album.  In Part 2 we have one of the best 'Spin It or Bin It' that I can remember - we each bring a track and ask each other 'Spin It or Bin It?'Part 1: Album of the Month - Steve Lacy's 'Gemini Rights'It's David's choice this month and he chooses the intriguing 'Gemini Rights'. Its a tight, punchy album which gave us loads to discuss: Tik Tok, the tension between joyous music and often bitter lyrics, the influence of gender and sexuality on this album and the age of massive change that we're living in.The chat references loads of music and we highly recommend that you check out the following if you're not familiar already;Raphael Sadiq's 'Instant Vintage'   Stevie Wonder's 'Innervisions' Frank Ocean's 'Channel Orange'Prince's 'Purple Rain'... and my big shout out - Serpentwithfeet's 'Deacon'Part 2: Spin It or Bin It - New Music (tracks from June 2022 onwards)In Part 2 we get into one of the best Spin It or Bin It? that we've had. We each bring a track that meets a different brief every month. This month is simple - 'New Music'. We then ask each other the binary question 'Spin It or Bin It?' and then choose a track of the month from the 4. Here's our choices ... Guy's choice is Romare's 'Quiet Corners of My Mind'Nolan's choice is Danger Mouse and Black Thought's 'The Darkest Part'Joey's choice is Ela Minus and DJ Python's 'Parajos en Verano'David's choice is Sudan Archive's 'NBPQ (Topless)'Next MonthGuy will be running the show and hosting the discussion on Hot Chip's 'Freakout Release'. Other episodes of the pod and 10 years of the blog;If you enjoyed this episode, please check out the others. If that's not enough for you then there's 10 years worth of music discussion on the blog at www.thisisnothappening.net, which runs alongside the podcast choices and much, much more. So check them out so to see what we like and where we clash, and comment if something catches your eye. We'd love to hear what you think. 

投稿者　　：　松 ご紹介曲　：　Instant Vintage / Raphael Saadiq リリース　：　2002年 ・Youtube https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKmKRe55Zlei6_fDseNL133CNDV3BfRGr ・Spotify https://open.spotify.com/album/2Dfk3iSj303wZD28aXq5ov?si=kS86AF5eRyiCq9eARBCgow&dl_branch=1 今日は僕の大好きなアーティスト、ラファエル・サディークについて書きます。 前回書いたディアンジェロのアルバムの編曲にも関わっている方です、前回記事もよろしければ是非！ https://note.com/oilspot/n/n0a9d6f843a04 ------------ 本記事は最後まで無料で読めますが、もし気に入っていただけた場合は 記事を購入するか、ご希望の金額でサポート（投げ銭）していただく事も可能です。 支援していただいた金額は全てOILSPOTの活動資金といたします！ なお、記事の末尾にはホームページへのリンク（活動の詳細）やPodcast、Spotify等へのリンク（当記事のラジオ版）も掲載しているので、是非最後までご確認ください！ ------------ ●生い立ちとグループでの活動 サディークは1966年CAのオークランド生まれ、14人兄弟の中で2番目に若い兄弟だったそう.。 家庭環境は詳しく調べられませんでしたが、分かったのはいくつかの悲しい体験があったこと。 ７歳の時に兄弟が殺害されたり、他２人はオーバードーズによって死んでしまったり、妹を交通事故でなくしたり。。 そんな悲劇も乗り越えて音楽活動をしているということを知るだけでも、聴き方が変わってきますよね。 そんな彼が楽器を弾き始めたのは６歳で、幼き頃から相当な才能人だったそう。 周りからみるみる認められてきた彼のデビューは、「ニュー・クラシック・ソウル」なるシーンの火付け役ともいえる Tony! Toni! Tone!（トニー・トニー・トニー）から始まりました。 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VpY_ElM4CYk New Jack Swing（初期のEXILEのような系統）が好きな人はマストで抑えるべきグループです！ 続いて結成したのは、En Vogueのドーン・ロビンソンとア・トライブ・コールド・クエスト（ATCQ）のアリを迎えた混成ユニット、Lucy Pearl（ルーシー・パール）でした。 アコーティスティックかつアップテンポな「Don't Mess with My Man」や、Snoop　Dogg&Qテイップを迎えた「You」などがヒットしました。 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwHTV570nBg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3OgPkAWGIDE またソロでリリースした曲ももちろん見逃せません。 インパクトのあるジャケット写真が印象的な1stアルバム「Instant Vintage」は、サディークの繊細な歌声とグルーヴが最高に気持ちいい名盤。 2ndアルバム「Ray Ray」は比較的ノりやすい曲が多めで、４作目「Stone Rollin'」（2011）は60-70年代ソウルのニオイがする、どちらもフルで聴く価値のある 素晴らしい作品です！ ※３作目「The Way I See It」（2008）はサブスクで視聴できないので割愛します。 ●個人的ベストソング そんな彼のリリースアルバムのうち、特に好きなのはやはりファーストアルバム。 その中でも特に好きな曲のリンク（３曲）を貼っておきます。 ・Still Ray https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ham_4dBWn-s スロービートとピアノ音がメインで構成されるシンプルな曲ですが、とっても上質で気持ちよくノれる曲。 若干怪しげな雰囲気もまた最高です。 ・Excuse Me https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c240zPOPODM こちらは少し明るい雰囲気もある、まさしくネオ・ソウルの良さが詰まった曲。 ディアンジェロの楽曲に多い「陰」の印象から「陽」へ見事に昇華させています。 ・Different Times ft. T-Boz https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4YmF9YxNv_A TLCのメンバーである女性シンガー・Tボズを迎えた気持ちのいい一作。 Youtubeにライブ映像などもありますが、音の重なりがとっても綺麗な隠れた名曲だと思います！ 是非サディークへの入り口にしてみてください！ それでは。 ●OILSPOT 各種リンク ↓OILSPOT HP https://oilspot.localinfo.jp/ ↓音声（ラジオ）で聴きたい方はこちらから！ ・Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/jp/podcast/work-life-music-radio/id1529000429 ・Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/7IFRnQoRD2tgZ5zzJkje90?si=ExjB1laeTyuOsYvlsYX-Jw

Born Charles Ray Wiggins, "Raphael Saadiq" officially cemented his solo career in 2002 with his debut album "Instant Vintage". A sarcastic title, the album was a nod to the throwaway culture of instant pop music which Raphael believed consumed the mainstream music scene at the time. But this debut release was not the start of his career. His history includes playing in bars when he was just 7 years old, going on tour with Prince when he was 19 years old, being a part of one of the early 90's biggest selling R&B acts and producing for artists including Tupac and Mary J. Blige. Jay and Jesse explore more in this latest episode of Roots to Grooves.To listen to the full episode, including the featured music, visit... signlradio.com"Roots to Grooves" is a production of SIGNL.https://www.signlradio.comhttps://www.instagram.com/signlradiohttps://www.twitter.com/signlradiohttps://www.facebook.com/signlradiohttps://www.mixcloud.com/signlhttps://open.spotify.com/user/96mhz6qfjoztxbl2dpm0uj903?si=aAZpsoEnRAKdx85kr1QWhg

Episode Notes Links to the singles: Be Here ft. D'Angelo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCJY2NSSU1g Still Ray https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ooz85nVYfiU Other track/s mentioned: Skyy, Can You Feel Me live at Boston https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDsHJW5E1zk

I am so excited to share this with you, I just had to make a video about it! This is the easiest way EVER to make a vintage guitar. The process involves torrefaction which is like smoking meat: drying out the wood but at high temperatures instead of low ones (yes, that's what smoking does too!). ★ Learn more about starting your Guitar Journey: https://tonypolecastro.com/ ★ FOLLOW on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tac.guitar/ Torrefaction produces an authentic-looking finish that feels and sounds like old-growth timber. I couldn't believe how simple it was when I saw the pictures and heard the results. On today's episode of Acoustic Tuesday, you're going to have the chance to evaluate whether this simple technique can create an instant vintage-sounding guitar. By using this rapid-aging technique, luthiers have been able to create guitars that sound almost identical to some of the most universally loved guitars: prewar Martins and Gibsons. Once we're done discussing torrefaction, you'll get to hear about TAC Family member Jo and her guitar journey. Last but certainly not least, I'll fill you in on some of the latest guitar geek news and announcements.

Instant Vintage 78 is a vintage boutique that specializes in buying, selling, and consigning men's, women's and children's vintage clothing, jewelry, and accessories from the 1940s to early 1990s. We hand select unique, well-crafted items that are classic in style and will translate through the decades. Episode 2 features Stacie and Samantha of @instantvintage78 These ladies have been on a mission since meeting in high school and transitioned into fashion early on. During this episode the ladies get Real about Vintage, Quality, and Sustainable Fashion . Stacie And Samantha have been on a journey to unite women and be transparent about business and what it takes to be successful as a female entrepreneur. Follow them @instantvintage78 Shop with them instantvintage78.com #luxury #fashion #style #vintage

In this episode, we talk about Raphael Saadiq's first solo album, "Instant Vintage" Topics include: Artists creating their own subgenre D'Angelo's speaking voice Prince's orifices The song 'Uptown' being a reflection of both our lives

Join us for #IndieMusicLIVE! 78 - Get the latest in #IndieMusic news and listen to the best #IndieMusicians we have found in the past week! Special LIVE GUEST and featured artist is Miles Clayton Special panel guest helping out is Chris Swan of Soul Motivation Records. Music: Miles Clayton - TBA Selon Recliner - "Come On Rain" Rep City - "Pull Up Remix (Rudy feat. Sav & Honest)" Gaz the Rapper - "Morning" feat. Jones Marcusthepoett - "Instant Vintage" Hosted by JoeJoeKeys & David Werba Produced by Robert Hix of Hixvideo Submit your music for consideration at http://www.indiemusicplus.com/

In the Growing Your Faith finale, Dr. Shante rounds out the 12 ways to grow your faith in 2017 by tackling: trusting the process, embracing quiet, letting people go, and exercising forgiveness. This is the last episode of 2016. Podcast resumes January 25, 2017. Intro/Outro Instrumental, “Doin’ What I Can”, Instant Vintage, 2002, Raphael Saadiq, Michael Archer, Bobby Ozuna

In this episode, Dr. Shante continues her series on growing your faith in 2017. In part 2, Dr. Shante covers: giving, not quitting, being guilty by association and the power of prayer. Intro/Outro Instrumental, “Doin’ What I Can”, Instant Vintage, 2002, Raphael Saadiq, Michael Archer, Bobby Ozuna

In this three part series, Dr. Shante rounds out the year by sharing 12 ways to grow your faith in 2017. In Part 1 she breaks down: distractions, comparison, anxiety, and cautions against wolves in sheep’s clothing. Intro/Outro Instrumental, “Doin’ What I Can”, Instant Vintage, 2002, Raphael Saadiq, Michael Archer, Bobby Ozuna

As 2016 winds to a close, many of us are looking to 2017 with anticipation, and expectation, but what about PREPARATION? In this episode, Dr. Shante uses the parable of the Ten Virgins (Matt 25) and extracts 5 lessons we can learn for success in the coming year. Key Points: Fuel your dreams with PLANNING Dreams Won’t Manifest Overnight Expectation is NOT Preparation Invest in Your Own Dream Possess Your Blessing Before It Arrives Intro/Outro Instrumental, “Doin’ What I Can”, Instant Vintage, 2002, Raphael Saadiq, Michael Archer, Bobby Ozuna

It’s not always easy to see the provision in our predicament, but in this uplifting episode Dr. Shante’ reminds us that while we may not see it, things are working together for our good. Happy Thanksgiving! Intro/Outro Instrumental, “Doin’ What I Can”, Instant Vintage, 2002, Raphael Saadiq, Michael Archer, Bobby Ozuna

2016 has been difficult for a number of reasons. At a time where our country is experiencing political unrest, fear, and devastation, Dr. Shante reminds us that we have a testimony and the power to end others’ profiting from our pain. Intro/Outro Instrumental, “Doin’ What I Can”, Instant Vintage, 2002, Raphael Saadiq, Michael Archer, Bobby Ozuna

(http://brandingforbelievers.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Elction-Results-Ep7.png) During the uncertainty of this election cycle, Dr. Shante reminds listeners who is really in control and reminds us that victory is already ours. Intro/Outro Instrumental, “Doin’ What I Can”, Instant Vintage, 2002, Raphael Saadiq, Michael Archer, Bobby Ozuna

  (http://brandingforbelievers.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/Screen-Shot-2016-10-26-at-5.44.37-AM.png) As entrepreneurs and influencers of faith many of us are praying and seeking God for direction and manifestation of our dreams. But how effective are our prayers when we harbor bitterness, resentment, envy, and strife against someone who has wronged or hurt us? In this episode, Dr. Shante challenges us to do one of the most excruciatingly hard things for believers to do: Forgive.   Scriptures in this episode: Mark [11:25] Galatians [5:19]-22 Psalms [66:18] Intro/Outro Instrumental, “Doin’ What I Can”, Instant Vintage, 2002, Raphael Saadiq, Michael Archer, Bobby Ozuna

  (http://brandingforbelievers.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/Valley-Finale.png) The Valley Series concludes with the most powerful episode yet; In this episode Dr. Shante’ issues a call to action, a call to move out of the depths of our circumstances and into a place of peace, hope, and joy. If you’ve enjoyed the Valley Series so far, the finale will not disappoint. Intro/Outro Instrumental, “Doin’ What I Can”, Instant Vintage, 2002, Raphael Saadiq, Michael Archer, Bobby Ozuna

(http://brandingforbelievers.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/S3-Ep3-Valley2.png) Valleys are inevitable, but it is the way we respond that will determine the outcome. In this episode, Dr. Shante uses King Hezekiah to illustrate the right and the wrong to respond to adversity. This episode will challenge you to resist acting on impulse and instead crafting a strategy to win. Intro/Outro Instrumental, “Doin’ What I Can”, Instant Vintage, 2002, Raphael Saadiq, Michael Archer, Bobby Ozuna

(http://brandingforbelievers.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/Episode-2-Valley1.png) This is part one of a 3-part series on going through the valley of your life. This year, Dr. Shante came very close to shutting down her business and this podcast, but instead of giving up, she persevered… and it paid off BIG! Life has a way of making us want to give up, but in The Valley Series, Dr. Shante shows you how to Believe Bigger than your circumstances. Intro/Outro Instrumental, “Doin’ What I Can”, Instant Vintage, 2002, Raphael Saadiq, Michael Archer, Bobby Ozuna

  (http://brandingforbelievers.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/Episode1-Luvvie.png) Believing Bigger, season 3 kicks off with Dr. Shante interviewing New York Times Bestselling Author, Luvvie Ajayi. Tune in to find out Luvvie’s take on if blogging is dead, why you can’t eat everyone’s sweet potato pie, why you should you use your platform for a larger purpose, and how getting Melania Trumped led to the writing of her best selling new release.   TOUR & BOOK Purchase Info Here (http://imjudgingyoubook.com) @Luvvie CHICAGO BOOK TOUR https://www.eventbrite.com/e/party-time-celebrating-luvvies-debut-book-im-judging-you-tickets-27468745758?aff=es2 Intro/Outro Instrumental, “Doin’ What I Can”, Instant Vintage, 2002, Raphael Saadiq, Michael Archer, Bobby Ozuna

Gerry “The Gov.” Brown is an Grammy Award winning recording engineer and producer based in Los Angeles credited on over 47 Platinum and Gold Records. He has received over 15 Grammy bids, including five nominations for Alicia Keys’ “Songs In A Minor,” a Song of the Year Award for Erykah Badu’s “Love of My Life,” two nominations for Vanessa Williams’ “Comfort Zone” and “Sweetest Days,” and three nominations for Raphael Saadiq’s “Instant Vintage”. Gerry also won a Billboard Award for producing “Love Is” by Vanessa Williams and Brian McKnight. His album credits include artists Whitney Houston, Earth Wind Fire, Madonna, Sting, Prince, Madame X, Bernadette Cooper "Drama According To Bernadette Cooper", Stanley Clarke, Leon Ware, The Bee Gees, Brandy, Joss Stone, TLC, Brian McKnight, Phil Collins, Kelis, George Clinton, Nappy Roots, Anastacia, Jill Scott, Buddy Guy, Jaguar Wright, Warren G, Common, The Bangles, Marcus Miller, Wayne Shorter, Roy Ayers, Craig Harris, The Gap Band, Usher, Monica, Jonathan Butler, Mariah Carey, Victor Wooten, Babyface, Andra Day, Natasha Agrama, And Eddie Murphy.

(http://brandingforbelievers.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Episode60Final.png)   This marks the 60th and FINAL episode of Branding for Believers Podcast. Dr. Shante will return in the Fall (Sept 29th) with the same great content under a new name, Believe Bigger Podcast. In this episode, Dr. Shante shares her must reads for the summer and what you can expect from the new podcast in the fall. Summer Reads Polished by Calvin Purnell (https://www.amazon.com/Polished-Calvin-Purnell-Jr/dp/1504352653/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1467211625&sr=8-1&keywords=polished) The Magic of Believing Claude Bristol (https://www.amazon.com/Magic-Believing-Claude-M-Bristol/dp/0671745212/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1467211659&sr=1-1&keywords=claude+bristol) The Talent Code Daniel Coyle (https://www.amazon.com/Talent-Code-Greatness-Born-Grown/dp/055380684X/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1467211687&sr=1-1&keywords=the+talent+code) DYOB BRAND MAKEOVER EXPERIENCE (dyobexperience.com) Intro/Outro Instrumental, “Doin’ What I Can”, Instant Vintage, 2002, Raphael Saadiq, Michael Archer, Bobby Ozuna

(http://brandingforbelievers.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Screen-Shot-2016-06-21-at-10.48.24-PM.png) The wealth series concludes with financial motivator Ash Cash who delivers a powerful dose of mindset shifts necessary to make money work for you instead of you working for money. Intro/Outro Instrumental, “Doin’ What I Can”, Instant Vintage, 2002, Raphael Saadiq, Michael Archer, Bobby Ozuna

  Credit Repair with Tonya Rapley Millennial Wealth Aficionado Tonya Rapley joins Dr. Shante during the Wealth Series to break down the subtleties of financial abuse, how to repair your credit, and ways to start building your investment portfolio. Dominique Brown How to Repair Your Credit (https://yourfinancessimplified.com/shop/) MYFICO.com (http://www.myfico.com/) Consumer Finance Complaint Against Collection Agencies (http://www.consumerfinance.gov/complaint/) BANISH THE BALANCE (http://banishthebalance.com) Intro/Outro Instrumental, “Doin’ What I Can”, Instant Vintage, 2002, Raphael Saadiq, Michael Archer, Bobby Ozuna

(http://brandingforbelievers.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/LisaGantEp56.png) For the entire month of June, Dr. Shante has invited a powerful panel of speakers to address the issue of wealth and finance. The series kicks off with Lisa Gant of The Black Inheritance. In this episode she highlights the unique challenges of building wealth in the African American community and provides practical tools, resources, and mindset shifts to help listeners start building wealth now! Lisa’s Key Points & Resource Guide (http://brandingforbelievers.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Lisa-Gant.pdf) Lisa’s Website: http://theblackinheritance.com Intro/Outro Instrumental, “Doin’ What I Can”, Instant Vintage, 2002, Raphael Saadiq, Michael Archer, Bobby Ozuna  

(http://brandingforbelievers.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Ep55.png)   Let’s face it; waiting for your breakthrough is hard. You’ve invested time, money, energy, and tapped every resource imaginable to make it work and things just aren’t moving. In this episode, Dr. Shante delivers an encouraging message about the benefits of patiences and waiting for God’s timing. Intro/Outro Instrumental, “Doin’ What I Can”, Instant Vintage, 2002, Raphael Saadiq, Michael Archer, Bobby Ozuna

(http://brandingforbelievers.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Screen-Shot-2016-05-17-at-9.32.00-PM.png) When it comes to success, too many of us are delaying the pursuit of our goals waiting for a more “convenient season”. But in this episode, Dr. Shante exposes the flaw in that thinking how it impacts success,  and articulates the urgency in pursuing your goals NOW! Intro/Outro Instrumental, “Doin’ What I Can”, Instant Vintage, 2002, Raphael Saadiq, Michael Archer, Bobby Ozuna