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     In Episode 430 of Things We Said Today Ken Michaels, Allan Kozinn and Darren DeVivo speak with Ron Griffiths, an original member of the Apple band the Iveys (which became Badfinger) about the band's history and the newly released collection of demos, “How Much Is the Sky.” There is also plenty of news (and discussion): the news segment runs from 2'20” to 33'32”; our chat with Ron follows.      Here are links to some things Ken mentioned in the news:      Paul Myers Record Store Day Podcast: https://recordstoreday.com/CustomPage/9207      John "Buzz" Bezzini's Blog Post: https://www.beatlesbookstore.com/category/buzzs-beatles-book-blog/      FeedSpot:  https://www.feedspot.com/fs/about      And last but not least -- in past episodes, we have mentioned a Go Fund Me pages set up to raise money for another member of Badfinger, Joey Molland, to cover his medical expenses. You can find that here:   https://www.gofundme.com/f/7xpqh6-support-joeys-fight-for-recovery?attribution_id=sl%3A5220fc32-6558-4472-a20a-ea14ec5fc832&lang=en_US&utm_campaign=man_sharesheet_dash&utm_content=amp13_t1&utm_medium=customer&utm_source=facebook&fbclid=IwY2xjawIDd2hleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHYAQKQipO8gIx4_kvXRsJbuR3mPXtUy5jbCERYtAeNZ2a6Ki9CXNGmqIMQ_aem_HCg_PuPckYfpaI8uF1tpcg             As always, we welcome your thoughts about this episode of the show or any other episode. We invite you to send your comments about this or any of our other shows to our email address thingswesaidtodayradioshow@gmail.com, join our "Things We Said Today Beatles Fans" Facebook page and comment there, tweet us at @thingswesaidfab or catch us each on Facebook and give us your thoughts. And we thank you very much for listening. You can hear and download our show on Podbean, the Podbean app and iTunes and stream us through the Tune In Radio app and from our very own YouTube page.  Our shows appear every two weeks. Please be sure and write a (good, ideally!) review of our show on our iTunes page. If you subscribe to any of our program providers, you'll get the first word as soon as a new show is available. We don't want you to miss us. Our download numbers have been continually rising, as more people discover us and it's all because of you. So we thank you very much for your support!             Be sure to check out the video version of Things We Said Today on our YouTube channel, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-zgHaPfL6BGmOX5NoyFE-A. The audio version can be found at Podbean: https://beatlesexaminer.podbean.com/ as well as at iHeart Radio, Apple podcasts and other distributors of fine podcasts.             MANY MANY WAYS TO CONTACT US:             Our email address: thingswesaidtodayradioshow@gmail.com             Twitter @thingswesaidfab             Facebook: Things We Said Today video podcast       ALLAN on Facebook: Allan Kozinn or Allan Kozinn Remixed. Allan's Twitter/X feed: @kozinn Bluesky: @allankozinn.bsky.social Threads: allan_kozinn The McCartney Legacy's website: mccartneylegacy.co.uk/ The McCartney Legacy on Facebook: McCartney Legacy, on Twitter/X: @McCARTNEYLEGACY and on Bluesky: @mccartneylegacy.bsky.social The McCartney Legacy YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8zaPoY45IxDZKRMf2Z6VyA             KEN's YouTube Channel, Ken Michaels Radio: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCq_Dkp6fkIsYwGq_vCwltyg             Ken's Website Beatles Trivia Page: https://www.kenmichaelsradio.com/beatles-trivia--games.html Ken's other podcast, Talk  More Talk: A Solo-Beatles Videocast You Tube channel:  https://www.youtube.com/@talkmoretalksolobeatles             Ken's Weekly Beatles radio show "Every Little Thing" On Demand:  http://wfdu.fm/Listen/hd1%20recent%20archives/             Ken's e-mail:  everylittlething@att.net Ken's Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/ken.michaels.31/ DARREN's radio show can be heard 10pm to 2am Monday through Thursday and 1pm to 4pm Saturday on WFUV 90.7 FM (or 90.7 FM HD2), or at wfuv.org, or on the WFUV app.             Darren on Facebook: Darren DeVivo, and Darren DeVivo: WFUV DJ and Beatles Podcaster Darren's email: darrendevivo@wfmu.org

Para ilustrar este programa tenemos en nuestras manos el doble LP editado en 1997 por el sello Strange Fruits Records, que lleva por título BBC In Concert 1972-1973, también contaremos con EP y un single promos de Japón. Hoy vamos a hablar de Badfinger banda de power rock originaria de Gales, que a pesar de ser grandes músicos y excelentes compositores no tuvieron especial reconocimiento, siendo hoy son una banda de culto. A lo largo de su carrera vieron como a pesar de ser una banda prometedora, una serie de circunstancias de las que más tarde hablaremos, los llevó a una serie de desgracias que truncaron su carrera. En los años 60 y 70, la política de las emisoras de radio inglesas era la de no pinchar vinilos. Los músicos accedían al estudio a cantar en directo el éxito que querían promocionar. La BBC disponía de algunos teatros donde se grababan conciertos para su posterior emisión. El disco que nos ocupa consta de dos conciertos de siete temas cada uno de ellos grabados en el Paris Theatre de Londres. El primero se grabó el 8 de junio de 1972 y el segundo 14 meses después, el 10 de agosto de 1973. Molland y Pete Ham muestran sus dotes con las guitarras solistas en estas grabaciones. El grupo se formó en los 60 con el nombre de The Iveys en Swansea, Gales, por el guitarrista Pete Ham, el bajista Ron Griffiths y Dai Jenkins a la guitarra. El sello de The Beatles, Apple Records que había sido creado para promocionar nuevos talentos les firmó un contrato. Grabaron el single 'Maybe Tomorrow', para posteriormente grabar su primer álbum con el mismo título que no tuvieron repercusión alguna. A pesar de ello, McCartney vio algo en ellos y les cedió su canción 'Come and get it', que grabaron como sencillo, teniendo un éxito apabullante. El tema formó parte de la banda sonora del film 'The Magic Christian'. Lennon bautiza al grupo como Badfinger, inspirado en una canción de The Beatles, 'With a Little Help From my Friends', que en sus inicios se llamaba 'Bad Finger Boogie'. Entra Joey Molland guitarrista y cantante rudo, lo que sirve a la banda para encontrar nuevos sonidos. Graban su primer álbum con el nuevo nombre de título 'Magic Christian Music', con canciones de la película 'Magic Christian' y remezclas de los temas de su debut como Iveys. El siguiente álbum, el que está considerado el mejor de la banda salió al mercado en 1970 con el nombre No dice, incluyo su éxito No matter what y la preciosa balada Without you, que se convertiría en un hit mundial a cargo de Harry Nilsson.

Spotlight Series No. 4: Sarah Christine, The Iveys, Vicu, & Erin Coburn Welcome to another Spotlight Series on the dHarmic Evolution Podcast. Here we will take four outstanding artists who have been on the show already. We have lifted some small segments from their previous interviews, featured one song from each artist, and spotlighted each artist with a bit of dialogue from the interview. We're in for such  a treat with our four artists today: Sarah Christine The Iveys Vicu Erin Coburn Make sure to check out the links below to see their full interviews and see where you can find them on different platforms. Strap up your seatbelts as we go around the USA and revisit these amazing artists here on the dHarmic Evolution! Interview with Sarah Christine We'll get started with Sarah Christine, an artist from Colorado. Her music is very, very eclectic. She has a kind of EDM slash every good sound that you have heard wrapped together in her music.  It was always a pleasure hanging out with Sarah Christine as she brings in full energy and creativity with her, so don't forget to check out her full interview! In this segment, Sarah talks about her move to Colorado and a funny story of how she wrote one of her favorite songs called “Summer Nights.” Listen to the song “For You” by Sarah Christine, featured today in the show. Check out Sarah Christine's full interview here: https://dharmicevolution.com/sarah-christine-shows-us-how-we-are-all-in-it-together/ Interview with The Ivey's Next up, we're going to Texas with the band The Ivey's. This is a wonderful and amazing very tightly knit family band. They all have their individual skill sets and talents. I enjoyed their music, their production, and the sound of their voices together.  It was cool hanging out with The Ivey's, and they all showed up for the interview, sharing earbuds together so don't forget to check out the full interview below! In this snippet, we'll get to hear The Ivey's talking about the time that Jessica personally felt the epiphany of hearing their sound and combination together and thinking “Hey, we are the Ivey's.” Also, we get to know their instrumentation in the band with Galen, Jenna, Jessica, Arlen and Hugo, and what their parents think about them. Listen to the song “Colors of Honey” by The Ivey's, featured today in the show. Checkout the full interview with the Ivey's right here! https://dharmicevolution.com/the-iveys-family-and-music-born-to-be-creative/   Interview with Vicu Coming up next is a talented young man from Maryland, by the name of Vicu. He is originally from Romania, and had stories of heartbreak and some loss, but he never let this get him down and put himself through audio school. He's a completely self-taught guitarist and music producer. He has skills that are way beyond the usual mere mortals. There's a lot to learn from his interview so don't forget to check out the full one! In this segment, Vicu talked about gear (one of my favorite topics!), writing, titles, production, and just about  everything under the sun. Listen to the song “Back to the Future Love” by Vicu, featured today in the show. Check out Vicu's full interview here:  https://dharmicevolution.com/Vicu-a-special-talent-taking-us-all-back-to-the-future-love/ Interview with Erin Coburn Lastly, we've got the hardest working young lady that I know. Erin Coburn is always working it. She is always performing, singing, writing, playing, and doing her beautiful thing with that guitar. I've had a fabulous time chatting with Erin Coburn, we talked about all kinds of ideas music, and she shared with us how she had been challenged to guitar solo using only three notes! So don't forget to check out the full episode! In this episode, Erin shares her influences in music and her personality on and off the stage. Listen to the song “Out from Under” by Erin Coburn, featured in today's show. Check out Erin Coburn's full interview here:  https://dharmicevolution.com/erin-coburn-blues-ambition-and-a-burning-passion-for-guitar/ Timestamps: 02:20 Introducing the artists for Spotlight Series No.4 03:33 Sarah Christine's spotlight 04:12 Sarah's interview snippet from Episode 291 08:44 Listen to “For you” by Sarah Christine 15:00 The Ivey's spotlight 16:15 The Ivey's interview snippet from Episode 288 22:44 Listen to “Colors of Honey” by The Iveys 28:14 Vicu's spotlight 29:26 Vicu's interview snippet from Episode 296 33:32 Listen to “Back to the Future Love” by Vicu 36:36 Erin Coburn's spotlight 37:45 Erin Coburn's interview snippet from Episode 295 42:11 Listen to “Out from Under” by Erin Coburn 49:50 Listen to “Ride On” by James Kevin O'Connor   Spotify Playlist:  Just like our four featured artists in this Spotlight Series, we have other amazing alumni artists who have been on the show, and you can check out their music on the following Spotify playlists. Don't forget to share them with your friends, and maybe share your top songs with me through the comments!   dHarmic Rising Stars: Aquila   https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4loDaYF0OuWRjZeMXvEjK4   dHarmic Rising Stars: Orion   https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5CnL9tl0xbU4oDh6jtJBZx   dHarmic Rising Stars: Lyra   https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1ov0OqNMJmPhHrxZjsXthS   dHarmic Rising Stars: Scorpius   https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5oQ4Sc4LAJSexsDgDcixt8   Connect with Sarah Christine Website: http://www.sarahchristinempls.com/ Instagram: http://www.sarahchristinempls.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sarahchristinemplsmusic Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4hP91FEVqwGpopor9xWlFp Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/sarah-christine/1269690622 Deezer: https://www.deezer.com/en/artist/4097841   Connect with The Ivey's Website: www.theiveysmusic.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iveysmusic/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theiveys/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDQv2iL6DYLU06B-gNr9Ypg Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4DfWZliaM2iPkHWyyeNz0j Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/ph/artist/the-iveys/304576306   Connect with Vicu Website: http://www.vicumusic.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vicuofficial Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vicuofficial/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/vicuschek Twitter: https://twitter.com/vicuofficial Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3n14MuW6YIPjO7TrCUqhsk Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/Vicu/1436985042   Connect with Erin Coburn Website: https://www.erincoburn.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ErinCoburnMusic/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/erincoburnmusic/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/ShenanigansOnTheHill Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5o0doXIq7OsAEOlFwcwwDJ Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/erin-coburn/1037494882   Selected Links and Mentions Amos Lee John Mayer B.B. King Pinetop Perkins Gary Clark Jr. Janis Joplin Michael Jackson

Part two of our look at the singles of records.    Hits, misses and sounds that definitely fall in-between.     Would you believe Apple released a single on 78?    Even Allen Klein could not stop the multiple artists that Apple presented to the world during those years.     Say hello to Chris Hodge, everybody!

Do you feel like you and your spouse are never on the same team? Do you want a flourishing and vibrant marriage, but wonder how in the world to get there? If this is you, then you are going to love today's episode! Today, Mary is joined for a second time by author, speaker, and podcast host - Jamie Ivey as well as her husband and worship pastor- Aaron Ivey. And you are in for a special treat, as Mary's technical director and husband, Justin, joins the conversation as well as the group dives into Jamie and Aaron's new book, “Complement: The Surprising Beauty of Choosing Together Over Separate in Marriage.” With funny, real-life stories and key insights from Scripture, “Complement” helps readers unite with their spouse, cheer each other on, and serve one another well—even in conflict or tough times! On today's episode, no topic is off limits as the group dives into: The dangerous trap of why it becomes so easy to stop pursing your spouse after marriage; The distorted cultural views of submission, servanthood, and leadership within a marriage while offering a better view of a healthy, godly marriage; and, The purpose of marriage as the Scripture relates it while tackling topics such as family mission, sex, leadership, fighting, and forgiveness. After listening you will: Be equipped with the keys to build a satisfying and lasting marriage; Know how to serve and love your spouse from a place of overflow rather than a place of selfishness or fear; and, Learn the secret of doing life together (even amidst conflict) when you feel like you are being pulled in opposite directions.   If you are ready to embrace God's grace and experience a strong, healthy, and vibrant marriage, you will not want to miss today's powerful episode! Snag their latest book here! https://aaronandjamieivey.com/ Watch the Bonus YouTube content here! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfT1B6mOoos

Grab your free scripture journal at www.prayingchristianwomen.com/journal today! This week we're really excited to have a conversation with author, speaker and host of the Happy Hour podcast, Jamie Ivey. This week Jamie and her husband Aaron are releasing a fun, creative marriage project called Complement that includes books and a bible study (and more if you preorder before Tuesday March 2nd!). Jamie joins us for a great discussion about how to invite God into your marriage - whether it's happy and thriving or struggling mightily. She gets real about some of the most difficult times in her own marriage, how ages and stages of children have changed the way she and Aaron relate to each other, and what it means to be "on mission" with your spouse. You can preorder (and plain old normal order) Complement here, but don't forget to check in at AaronAndJamieIvey.com to claim your preorder bonuses if you are able to order the book before Tuesday March 2nd (you might just get a Zoom date night with the Iveys!).

Otro fetiche que sale a la luz. La sesión grabada en los estudios Maida Vale de Londres en 2005 con su performance de "From the basement" a cargo de The White Stripes. Era un episodio piloto para una serie de TV (que quería conseguir la mayor fidelidad en sonido y en imágenes de lo que es un directo entre 2007 y 2009) en el que aparecían Thom Yorke y el dúo. Según la directora del evento, Jack y Meg entendieron a la perfección lo que quería. En esa actuación tocaron temas propios del momento y una versión de Captain Beefheart de su disco de 1974 "Bluejeans and moonbeams". Mientras Stereolab sacan el último avance de lo que va a ser "Electrically possessed (vol 4)" y lo hacen con una canción que enlaza con los tiempos de "Calimero" que unía en los créditos a la propia banda, Brigitte Fontaine y el proyecto particular de Laetitia, Monade. Noticia del día es también que Arab Strap tienen clip para una de las canciones de su retorno que habla de los excesos (en un pub, en un club, en cualquier sitio de una ciudad...) de la noche. Buena nueva es que Jose Gonzalez (sueco de raíces argentinas), al parecer con la ayuda de su hija pequeña, construya un tema en español que marca su retorno. También sabemos que Crowded House vuelven diez años más tarde con "Dreamers are waiting" y ya preparan gira neozelandesa. A estas noticias/novedades internacionales les añadimos alguna más. Como que Brigitte Handley con el apoyo del colectivo Matahari Raunch presenta tema que tiene título de ciudad alemana y expresión de sensaciones de estar en un nuevo sitio. También es flamante la canción de Maeva (Ariana Broderick) mirando a Massive Attack o Bjork. Rendimos tributo a la figura de Francoise Cactus, 57 años, víctima del cáncer, y una de las dos partes del dúo Stereo Total y con muchos amigos en España, empezando por el sello Elefant y Belén y Luis de L Kan. Novedades de aquí son otro tema más de Maidon con reflexión sobre la espera para conseguir un logro; otro anticipo del disco de Eva Ryjlen de lo que será "Onírica", segundo disco de la voz de Idealipsticks y los aires camperos de Jodie Cash haciendo lectura de ese clásico de los Eagles que es "Take it easy". El minuto 50 del recuerdo del programa fue con aquella banda fichada por los Beatles como The Iveys para su sello Apple y que luego cambió su nombre a Badfinger. Escuchar audio

Merry Christmas from the Ivey’s!!! Today’s episode features all of Team Ivey! That’s right - Aaron, Cayden, Amos, Deacon & Story all join me for today’s Happy Hour Christmas Special! If you know anything about the Ivey crew, it’s that it always gets a little wild when we’re all together and today is no different! We read from our absolute favorite Jesus Storybook Bible, talk about our favorite Christmas traditions, sing Christmas carols - all the fun things! We also play a Christmas trivia game, and let me tell you - it gets pretty competitive. I love when the fam joins me on the podcast, and whether you’re listening on Christmas day, the day after, a week later, whenever - we hope our fam brings you a laugh today! Have a very special holiday with family and friends, and we pray that you would be reminded of Christ’s love for you today and every day. Merry Christmas from our family to yours! Song: Ikson - Christmas (Vlog No Copyright Music) Music promoted by Vlog No Copyright Music. Video Link: https://youtu.be/25YY3RKGZZE Connect with Jamie Facebook // Twitter // Instagram // YouTube GET ALL THE LINKS FROM THE SHOW HERE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brian joined me once again and we talk about communication in marriage and relationships.

Vi går igenom lite av helgen som varit. Pappapoker själv, Bengan, bastade 40 och firade med turnering, kalas och välgörenhet. Vi pratar lite om Iveys senaste intervju på Youtube. Sen kollar vi lite på vad som händer i veckan och Jerry berättar när han blev sågad av Allen "Chainsaw" Kessler..

Episode #66 - Joey Molland from Badfinger! Joey calls in to promote his new album “Be True To Yourself” and talk about the legacy of Badfinger, the first band signed to the Beatles Apple Records. Badfinger went on to four very big hit songs- “Come & Get It”, “No Matter What”, “Day After Day” & “Baby Blue.” Their song “Without You” has been recorded over 180 times, most notably for Harry Nilsson and Mariah Carey. The band enjoyed a resurgence in popularity after “Baby Blue” was played at the end of the finale of Breaking Bad. We’ll discuss all of this plus working with the Beatles & Todd Rundgren and much more! 0:00:00 - Intro0:01:11 - Eddie Van Halen Dies 0:03:39 - Growing Up In England in the 50s & 60s0:04:46 - Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly, Chuck Berry & More0:06:45 - Playing Guitar on Street Corners0:09:20 - The Iveys & Apple Records 0:10:20 - Paul McCartney's "Come & Get It" 0:11:42 - The Name "Badfinger" Vs Others0:12:52 - The Beatles Involvement With the Band 0:16:25 - Producers Mal Evans & Geoff Emerick 0:18:40 - Playing on George Harrison's Album 0:19:40 - Playing on John Lennon's Album 0:22:18 - George Harrison, Beatles & Rockstars0:26:20 - Producer Todd Rungren 0:30:05 - Song "Baby Blue" Meaning 0:31:14 - "Ass" Album in 19730:32:10 - Manager Stan Polley 0:33:25 - Suicide of Pete Ham & Manager Money Issues 0:37:13 - Tom Evans Suicide 0:38:55 - Royalties & Money For Music 0:42:29 - "Baby Blue" Comeback 0:44:25 - Interview on Life Story 0:46:55 - New Record & Producer Mark Hudson 0:48:58 - Guests on the Album 0:50:38 - Touring As Joey Molland 0:52:57 - Antique Stores in St. Paul 0:53:58 - America Vs England 0:54:24 - Hard Times After Band Breakup0:56:50 - Badfinger Reformation 1:00:55 - Working with Many Charities 1:01:35 - Wrap Up Joey Molland Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/badfingerjoey/Chuck Shute Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/chuck_shute/Support the show (https://venmo.com/Chuck-Shute)

With 10 years and counting of making music together, let's get to know more about the humble beginnings, struggles, and successes of the wild sibling group – The Ivey's! I am joined by 4 out of 5 members of the band, unfortunately, Hugo (lead guitarist and banjo player) can't make it today. But I am delighted to be graced by the presence of Jessica, Jenna, Galen, and Arlen here on the show. With seven kids in the family and five of them in the group, their other sibling Julia, used to be part of the band as well, and their oldest brother Shannon is into farming, it is very evident that the family loves music so much. Their interest in music started with their dad who they always hear singing while they are growing up. Their dad also exposed them to trying different vocal harmony lines; eventually, they individually learned to play musical instruments - Jessica with piano, Arlen on guitar, Galen took drum lessons, and so from there, everything evolved into the music that they have today. To keep the creative flow going, the siblings put a lot of time and effort into discussing, planning everything out meticulously, and establishing the goals ahead of time, even scheduling the days when they have to go to the studio for recording. Luckily, they've got a studio a couple of miles away from where they live, and they consider this their second home. It is called Sonic Ranch Studios located in Tornillo, Texas. Over the years, they have gotten to know a lot of different musicians and artists who they've got the opportunities to do a collaboration with. One of them is Jerry Ordonez, a fantastic music engineer who co-produced their last two projects, Leslie Johnson played the bass for some of the recordings, Michael Ways recorded cello with them and many other musicians. Democracy of siblings in a bandAs with all relationships, disagreements cannot be avoided, especially with The Ivey's because not only are their siblings but bandmates as well. Their mindset is really to try to be always focused on their goals and continue moving forward, always trying to remember that it's not one person against the other. It's more about having different ideas and coming together for the best possible option. They will always be a family and have each other. Get to know more about the members of The Ivey's: GalenGalen is the drummer of the band; he graduated just last December with a film major. “Running Wild” is one of the first music videos he directed with his siblings. He is now in charge of the music video direction and post-production. Jenna Jenna is 23 years old, graduated just last semester with a degree in theatre arts. She was helping the band to write songs even before she joined. She usually collaborates with Arlen when conceptualizing and writing songs, and works with Galen when filming their music videos. JessicaArlen tagged Jessica along when he needed a pianist and a singer. At first, they were just doing cover songs together, then Arlen started bringing in original music, and the rest is history. When Jenna and Galen joined the band, and the group recorded “Colors of Honey”, layers upon layers, getting down the piano, guitar, vocals, and hearing it all together, was when Jessica had this epiphany that these have brought The Ivey's sound to where it needed to be and completed it. ArlenHe is the second among the seven Ivey siblings. He is the guitarist, “road manager”, and one of the songwriters of the band. Jenna and Arlen have written songs together; they sometimes write songs out of dreams, sometimes they work together and lead each other to a path, and it fits well. Something magical can happen with songwriters that are connected to each other and constantly working together. Arlen is not only the “spokesperson” of the group but he is also in charge of the bookings and schedules of their shows and tours. Thoughts about their parentsTheir dad is a firm believer in the power of art. Their parents have been so encouraging now, and as they were growing up. They are so proud of what The Ivey's have accomplished, and they are no doubt their biggest fans. Want to know more about The Ivey's?Click the links below to learn more about their music and future projects. Timestamps2:12 Humble beginnings of The Ivey's 5:00 Listen to “You've Got Something” by The Ivey's 9:33 How do they keep the creative flow going 11:25 Recording process 14:22 Listen to “Running Wild” by The Ivey's 17:41 Get to know more about Galen 19:33 The democracy of siblings in a band 22:27 Get to know more about Jenna 24:01 Get to know more about Jessica 24:47 Songwriting Inspirations 30:04 Listen to “Colors of Honey” by The Ivey's 36:55 Galen's experience being on the road with the band 39:54 Arlen's role on the band 42:28 Listen to “Once an Eagle” by The Ivey's 47:22 The epiphany of Jessica about the sound of The Ivey's 49:08 Collaborations with other musicians 51:07 Thoughts about their parents 54:34 Connect with The Ivey's 55:13 Listen to “Connected” by James Kevin O'Connor Quotes“I would say what we try to do, is, we try because at the end of the day, you have to focus on the fact that you're both trying to get to a goal, and you both want to do what is best for the band.” “We're always going to have each other. So that also makes it easier because this is a passion project. And we're all working together for the good of it and trying to convey something and capture a bit of magic with that, so with that focus, it helps because you always get back to that and disagreements have to be resolved, because you want to continue moving forward, and you love each other. You want it to be a positive environment.” “It's important to be educated about music in general. But the sky's the limit with creativity and how you can apply your own creative juices to the subject constantly and keep learning new ways to do it all the time.” Connect with The Iveys Website - www.theiveysmusic.com Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDQv2iL6DYLU06B-gNr9Ypg Spotify- https://open.spotify.com/artist/4DfWZliaM2iPkHWyyeNz0j Selected links and mentions Beatles Simon & Garfunkel Bob Dylan Johnny Cash The Avett Brothers The Eagles The Lumineers First Aid Kit  Jerry Ordonez AC/DC Metallica Leslie Johnson Michael Way - a symphony orchestra

In the latest episode of The Music Boost we have a GREAT chat with guitar monster Gary Hoey, and catch up with The Ivey's, a true Family Band from El Paso Texas. 

The Happy Hour #308 is a special one! You’ve probably heard me mention our Patreon Party by now, but you might not be so sure if you really want to join. That’s why we decided to share with you some of our favorite episodes from our Patreon Party for the past three weeks! We’ve shared from our marriage mini-series, After the Show, and now you’re getting a sneak peek at UNPlugged: LIVE with the Iveys! This episode, like every other episode of UNPlugged, gets a little wild. You truly never know what you’re going to get with this crew! Aaron, Story, Lyndsey, and myself dive into a Q+A section of the show where we answer your questions from the chat like where we want to go as soon as quarantine is over -- spoiler alert: Story said MEXICO! A girl after my own heart. We chat about all of the silly things in quarantine like whether our kids our arguing more or less being home all the time, how I haven’t taken my Birkenstocks off in 15 weeks, what it will be like to eat at a restaurant someday, and how things actually get done around Ivey Media. More than anything, this episode is a BLAST! I hope you have even half as much fun listening as we have recording it for our Patreon Party! To learn more about Patreon and how you can join check out jamieivey.com/patreon! When you sign up for our $6 month VIP party membership, you get weekly Patreon versions of The Happy Hour shows, a monthly After the Show with me and a guest answering your questions, and the monthly UNplugged: LIVE with the Iveys! Connect with Jamie Facebook // Twitter // Instagram // YouTube GET ALL THE LINKS FROM THE SHOW HERE

Bad Luck or Bad Apple?: The Tragic Story of BadfingerSigned to Apple Records. Aided by contributions from The Beatles. First 3 singles are Top 10 hits. Appeared on classic albums such as Imagine and All Things Must Pass. The band was poised to be the best thing since The Beatles. Two years later, they were broke, Apple Records disbanded, Warner Brothers sued them and when things seemed like they could not get worse, a band member committed suicide. In Episode 001 of #1 Fanclub, Craig and Shawn tell the story of Badfinger and try to reconcile how did it go from great to tragic so fast.Intro music provided by Joe Giddings"#1" from Star Collector's album Songs For The Whole Family

In an episode first aired December 4, 2017: DJ Andrew Sandoval presents VOLUME 3 of Come To The Wintertime - 40 seasonal sounds from the sixties, including music by The Hep Stars; Zion DeGallier; Chris & Peter Allen; Ronny & The Daytonas; The Boys Next Door; The Beach Boys; The Happenings; Margo Guryan; The Royal Guardsman, The Brothers; Cream; Bobby Goldsboro; Brian Hyland; The Wailers; Saturday's Children; Bob Morrison; Sagittarius; The 4 Seasons; The Knickerbockers; The American Revolution; The Soul Survivors; Society's Children; The Household; The Chicago Loop; Nino Tempo & April Stevens; Fountain Of Youth; Harpers Bizarre; The Cryan' Shames; Simon & Garfunkel; Benjamin Carry Ltd.; Jan & Lorraine; Toast; The Eighth Day; The Tokens; Winston's Fumbs; The Blades Of Grass; The Roman Rebellion; The Barracuda; Attic Sounds; The Iveys; The Ronettes; Beverly & Cary Grant. A full playlist is available here: http://cometothesunshine.com/playlists-show124/

Indie Originals' Chuck Fresh and Felicia B host episode #47 that airs nationwide at 9PM Eastern on 17 freakin' radio stations across West America! Where the hell is West America? Find out on this week's IOL! Featuring music by Jimmy Haber, Mondegreen, Vix20, The Sonic Universe, The Iveys, Jake Mc Grew, #PhilTalloProject, Cigar Club, and jame! Station list and stream locations at www.indieoriginals.com. Enter the 2020 Indie Originals Music Competition!

The films of 1999? Whoa! What an amazing year of movies! On this Tom-less episode Dan and Ivey go over the many, many films that were released in the year of nineteen hundred and ninety nine! A lot of films that influenced the movie studio and pop culture, came out 20 years ago and you may not even realize it! Dan goes over over a quick quiz about the films of Keanu Reeves, and Ivey gives us his guilty pleasure film. This lengthy episode has discussions on all the films that were huge then and still are! Matrix, American beauty, Betty White, Fight club, Freddie Prince Jr, and so much more. Enjoy the soothing sounds of Iveys voice debating if these films still hold up and Dan's annoying laugh. And let your earholes love the sensation of Tom not talking!  So sit back and relax and let it all sink in that a huge majority of your favorite films was released 20 years ago!!!! Thanks to Kirby Krackle for the kick ass music! Check out our Facebook page and stuff and don't forget to e-mail us cause we're lonely and want friends. A rate and review of the show wouldn't hurt, either! Nerd to your mother! The post #290 – The Films of 1999 appeared first on When Nerds Collide.

Jamie Ivey joins us this week to talk about fear, control, shame, and vulnerability. Jamie and her husband Aaron Ivey are both biological and adoptive parents; she writes, speaks, and hosts a renowned Christian podcast “The Happy Hour with Jamie Ivey.” As we discuss the parenting journey that the Lord has had the Iveys on (including adoption, being a working mother/parent, and work travel), Jamie shares about how vulnerability has transformed her friendships and her parenting. Together, we delve into the false gospel we preach with our lives if we, as believers, try and act like we have it all together -- and how shame plays into inadvertently training our kids not to confess sin. Get the encouragement and support you need to teach your kids to love Christ in a world that doesn’t — directly to your inbox each week! Christian Parenting offers trusted guidance for the hardest job there is. CONNECT WITH OUR COMMUNITY Facebook // Twitter // Instagram //  

My guest for The Happy Hour # 201 is Priscilla Shirer. Priscilla is a wife, mom, and Bible teacher. She and her husband, Jerry, lead Going Beyond Ministries through which they provide spiritual support and resources to the body of Christ. They count it as their greatest privilege to serve every denomination and culture across the spectrum of the church. Friends, Priscilla is a joy to talk to and you are going to love hearing her speak about her ministry, her family, and how God has led her down paths she never would have imagined (such as how she flat out said No! the first time she was asked to be in a movie!) We start out the show talking about family and ministry - you guys have heard Chrystal and Wynter on the Happy Hour before, and it's awesome hearing how they do life together and support each other. Priscilla and I talk about trying to teach our kids the importance of those daily tasks we all need to do (i.e. cleaning, cooking!) and being ok when maybe it's not quite how we would have done it - the struggle is real! Priscilla then shares how she started writing The Prince Warriors series - can you imagine if your 4 year old came up to you and asked, "Mom, will I be in a battle one day?" This is what happened to Priscilla and you are going to love hearing what happened from that question. In the last part of the show Priscilla shares how she came to act in movies. I think we can all relate to feeling afraid, intimidated, and unequipped to succeed. But, I know you will feel encouraged as you hear Priscilla describe how God led her and made what felt impossible, possible, and expanded the reach of the ministry greater than she could have imagined. {You can listen to the show HERE, and make sure you never miss a Happy Hour - subscribe using your favorite podcast app (ie. iTunes, Google Play).  And of course, I would love if you would share with your friends!} Links from the Show Going Beyond Ministries The Prince Warriors Series *Giveaway!* Find me on Instagram to enter to win The Prince Warrior Trilogy! War Room I Can Only Imagine Connect with Priscilla Instagram // Facebook // Twitter Connect with Jamie + The Happy Hour Facebook // Twitter // Instagram // YouTube *LAST chance* for Books + Brews with the Iveys tickets - Get them HERE! Do you love The Happy Hour? If so, we'd love if you'd leave a review! If You Only Knew by Jamie Ivey Sponsors Prep Dish - Get your first month for only $4! Third Love - Get 15% of your first order! FabFitFun - use code Ivey for $10 off your first box

My guest for The Happy Hour # 200 is my all-time favorite guest on The Happy Hour, my husband Aaron Ivey. Friends, I cannot believe that The Happy Hour is celebrating its 200th episode!!! I want to thank each and every one of you for listening, sharing the show, joining us in Book Club or Happy Hour Live, and supporting If You Only Knew. Thank you, thank you, thank you! I'm honored and humbled to be able to share so many women's stories. These stories made us laugh and cry -- sometimes at the same time! -- and have encouraged, inspired, and most importantly pointed us to the Gospel. On today's show Aaron and I share some favorite moments from The Happy Hour. We hear a little bit from twelve different episodes and we get to talk about everything from the single life, married life, kids, how men and women look at approval, diversity, creativity, and more. I would have loved to share clips from every single episode, but if you want to catch up on any shows you missed, maybe a Happy Hour podcast binge is in order! Thank you again to each and everyone of you for listening, sharing your stories, giving feedback, and building this community. I truly thank you from the bottom of my heart and here's to the next 200 shows! {You can listen to the show HERE, and make sure you never miss a Happy Hour! Subscribe using your favorite podcast app (ie. iTunes, Google Play).  And of course, I would love if you would share with your friends!} Links from the Show The Happy Hour #39: Aaron Ivey The Happy Hour #58: Jalessa McCreary The Happy Hour #112: Tara-Leigh Cobble The Happy Hour #5: Jessica Honegger The Happy Hour #194: Ruth Chou Simons  The Happy Hour #44: Tasha Morrison The Happy Hour #154: LaToria Wilson The Happy Hour #108: Beth Moore  The Happy Hour #76: Sally Lloyd-Jones  The Happy Hour #185: Holly Christine Hayes The Happy Hour #68: Jami Nato #68  The Happy Hour #162: Ellie Holcomb    Connect with Aaron Instagram // Twitter Connect with Jamie + The Happy Hour Facebook // Twitter // Instagram // YouTube Join The Happy Hour Summer Book Club! Books + Brews with the Iveys is coming up July 16 - Get your tickets HERE If You Only Knew by Jamie Ivey Sponsors Beyond Meat Westrock Coffee Grace Notes Subscription - use code happyhour for 20% off! LOLA - get 40% off all subscriptions - use code happyhour40

My guest for The Happy Hour # 198 is Michelle McKinney. Michelle defines herself as a Dream Architect and she brings her 20-years experience working alongside senior executives at companies such as Starbucks, American Express, Fannie Mae and Zion, to help women design, construct and bring their God-given dreams to life. Michelle and her husband, Tony, reside in Maryland with their 4 children - Caleb, Mekhi, Anthony and Selah. I knew Michelle and I would get along when I saw her dance onto the stage at Shine, and she brings her joy and energy to the show today - I know you're going to love it. Michelle believes that every woman can fulfill her God-given purpose, and on today's show we talk about how women can discover those dreams and move through the restlessness, yearning, and transition of when God is transplanting us to something new. We discuss the struggle of finding contentment in a season instead of only focusing on what's next. I love her idea of keeping a journal to write down your wins each day - it's such a great way to celebrate and look back and see how God has been working in your life. In the second half of the show we discuss one of my favorite topics - marriage. Michelle speaks about marrying for love and purpose. She says, "marriage is about partnership and being able to build something to advance God’s kingdom even more than what you could do alone." Lastly, Michelle tells us about what is now my new favorite idea for a party - a bridal shower reboot for her 20th wedding anniversary! {You can listen to the show HERE. And of course, I would love if you would share with your friends. Just use the FB & Twitter links at the end of this post!} Links from the Show Michelle's Website: Dreams Unleashed What Michelle is loving: painting her nails What Michelle is reading: If You Only Knew by Jamie Ivey, Always Enough, Never Too Much by Jess Connally and Hayley Morgan Join us for Books & Brews with the Iveys! Get your tickets HERE. Connect with Michelle Facebook // Twitter // Instagram Connect with Jamie Facebook // Twitter // Instagram // YouTube Sponsors Patioshield from Thermacell - code: happyhour for 20% off If You Only Knew Beyond Burger

It's April 1968 and The Beatles are back from India and open for business with a new company: APPLE. The concept of Apple Corps began as a clever way to reinvest money into creative endeavors, rather than pay it all to the taxman...but it soon blossomed into, as Paul put it, a type of "western communism" that sought to change the world of pop music from the top down and the bottom up. The company would be divided into several sectors including records, manufacturing, retail, publishing and technology, each designed by the Beatles themselves to promote art, music, culture, innovation and talent that they each believed in. At the heart was Apple Records, and John, Paul, George and Ringo each set out to discover, nurture and promote talented fresh faces of music such as Mary Hopkin, James Taylor, The Iveys, Jackie Lomax and others. Apple was a massive undertaking, and could not have come at a more unstable period for the group. Upon returning from Rishikesh with a renewed sense of inner self, John put months of secret correspondence to bed (literally) with Japanese conceptual artist Yoko Ono Cox, sending his marriage into a tailspin. George, meanwhile, became the increasing target of bitterness and resentment from his bandmates for having involved them with the Maharishi in the first place, whom John especially felt personally betrayed by. All this while the boys readied themselves to return to the studio and begin the most challenging sessions of their musical career... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In an episode first aired December 4, 2017: DJ Andrew Sandoval presents VOLUME 3 of Come To The Wintertime - 40 seasonal sounds from the sixties, including music by The Hep Stars; Zion DeGallier; Chris & Peter Allen; Ronny & The Daytonas; The Boys Next Door; The Beach Boys; The Happenings; Margo Guryan; The Royal Guardsman, The Brothers; Cream; Bobby Goldsboro; Brian Hyland; The Wailers; Saturday's Children; Bob Morrison; Sagittarius; The 4 Seasons; The Knickerbockers; The American Revolution; The Soul Survivors; Society's Children; The Household; The Chicago Loop; Nino Tempo & April Stevens; Fountain Of Youth; Harpers Bizarre; The Cryan' Shames; Simon & Garfunkel; Benjamin Carry Ltd.; Jan & Lorraine; Toast; The Eighth Day; The Tokens; Winston's Fumbs; The Blades Of Grass; The Roman Rebellion; The Barracuda; Attic Sounds; The Iveys; The Ronettes; Beverly & Cary Grant.

Johnny Warman - Screaming Jets Edit By Petko Turner Warman was born in Bethnal Green, East London. He then moved to Hackney at the age of seven where he enjoyed a normal idyllic childhood, frequently climbing trees and scrumping over Victoria Park. Within Warman's home there was always music in some shape or form although nobody played an instrument, his mother sang and his father was a terrible singer no matter how much he tried. Warman enjoyed his school years very much and when he first heard The Beatles at the age of 11, he was walking home from school when he passed another school building and heard music. He was so transfixed by the sound so much he walked up to the Dansette record player to find an Ep cover for the song playing - "Love me do". He decided to join the school choir. He was picked to sing at the Royal Opera House in 1964, where he sang alongside Maria Callas and Tito Gobbi. Warman considered this a pivotal event in his choice of singing as a career. Warman was (and remains) a keen fan of both The Rolling Stones and The Beatles. He had no hesitation in choosing between being a Mod or a Rocker once he had heard The Who. After Jimi Hendrix (considered a "Guitar Messiah" by Warman) had burst onto the British music scene in 1966 when Warman first heard "Hey Joe" he realised all he wanted to be was a Rock Star. Whilst in school Warman wrote a song called, "Cosmic Butterflies" and joined a band called "Sounds Like Six," with Kevin Molyneux on lead guitar. During the late 1960s Warman frequented many live music performances including Jimi Hendrix thrice and other groups including The Move, The Iveys and Pink Floyd whilst using the Melody Maker as his bible.

Johnny Warman - I Love My Planet Dj Edit By Petko Turner Johnny Warman (born John Robert Waughman 1951 in Bethnal Green, London) is an English singer-songwriter best known for his 1981 album Walking Into Mirrors and the hit single "Screaming Jets" Warman was born in Bethnal Green, East London. He then moved to Hackney at the age of seven where he enjoyed a normal idyllic childhood, frequently climbing trees and scrumping over Victoria Park. Within Warman's home there was always music in some shape or form although nobody played an instrument, his mother sang and his father was a terrible singer no matter how much he tried. Warman enjoyed his school years very much and when he first heard The Beatles at the age of 11, he was walking home from school when he passed another school building and heard music. He was so transfixed by the sound so much he walked up to the Dansette record player to find an Ep cover for the song playing - "Love me do". He decided to join the school choir. He was picked to sing at the Royal Opera House in 1964, where he sang alongside Maria Callas and Tito Gobbi. Warman considered this a pivotal event in his choice of singing as a career. Warman was (and remains) a keen fan of both The Rolling Stones and The Beatles. He had no hesitation in choosing between being a Mod or a Rocker once he had heard The Who. After Jimi Hendrix (considered a "Guitar Messiah" by Warman) had burst onto the British music scene in 1966 when Warman first heard "Hey Joe" he realised all he wanted to be was a Rock Star. Whilst in school Warman wrote a song called, "Cosmic Butterflies" and joined a band called "Sounds Like Six," with Kevin Molyneux on lead guitar. During the late 1960s Warman frequented many live music performances including Jimi Hendrix thrice and other groups including The Move, The Iveys and Pink Floyd whilst using the Melody Maker as his bible.

The Book of Ye boys are live from Birmingham Comedy Festival to talk about Higher by Do or Die featuring Kanye. Joined by festival head honcho Chris Ivey and ATLs David Perdue (Forth and Ten podcast), they dissect the song, what its like to be in the studio with Ye, Iveys strange music theories, Robs first pair of Yeezys, and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jamie Ivey and Jessie Pepper chat about everything from quality-time at breakfast to being really clear about clean underwear expectations. In this episode you'll hear about: Pulling weeds. Husband's are hot when they have their hands in the dirt. If you're not familiar with this epidemic, ask him to do some light yardwork and you will be thanking us later. Adoption as a way to open your eyes to the world. Jamie explains how her experience with growing a family has been one of the ways that her eyes became more open to the world. The downsides of a long engagement. For anyone who happens to prioritize sexual purity, that stretch of time can be a serious struggle. It's obviously important to know whether your partner is truly “the one,” but setting aside a realistic timeframe is so helpful.   Having breakfast with your babe. Expecting and relishing that time together in the mornings always helps the Iveys start their day with a delicious burst of quality time. Grill + Wine + Good book = Great date night idea. Jamie and Aaron have this all figured out, and need nothing more to create a special evening together. (I have to agree!) Debunking the description of a traditionally perfect wife. It doesn't necessarily to mean perfect make-up or perpetually clean laundry or staying home to take care of the house around the clock. Different for everybody and definitely not worth getting worked up over. Sex gets better. Jamie claims that once you've been doing it for 15 years, you're nearly bound to get better with time. Put it on the calendar and prioritize it amidst your busy lives. Too many people get tired by the end of the day, and the balance of craving each other and avoiding each other. The fear of infidelity. Jamie says she used to loved Aaron SO well because she wanted to make sure he would never leave her… she has since realized that it's more important to love her partner because God loves them both. Standing on the truth that Jesus loves us more than worrying whether or not she'll ever be alone. Trusting God instead of just trusting Aaron. Jamie says: “At the end of the day, I know that there is nobody else that I'd rather sit on the couch with than Aaron. There is nobody else that's going to support me more than he will, and there is nobody else that is going to Love me when I (incorrectly) think that I'm always right. We just truly want the best for each other, and that is how I see Great Love come alive in our marriage.”   Find out more about Jamie by connecting with her online!Web: www.jamieivey.comInsta: @jamieiveyTwitter: @jamie_ivey  

Nos anos 60, Existiam dois motivos para os meninos de Jundiaí usarem smoking: O Baile das Debutantes no Clube Jundiaiense e as festas particulares de 15 anos das meninas da sociedade. A produção começava muitas semanas antes, principalmente para os meninos que, além de tratar de serem convidados, tinham ainda que se virar para arranjar um Smoking. Chegava o grande dia e, as meninas caindo de chique com seus lindos e BRANCOS VESTIDOS LONGOS e os meninos fazendo de tudo para agradar com seus CURTOS TERNOS PRETOS TRANSFORMADOS EM SMOKING, a maioria deles, era uma adaptação caseira no terno preto forrando a gola do paletó com cetim o que, no escuro, enganava bem. Íamos, todos deselegantes, mas íamos. Afinal, o sucesso da festa dependia da gente, pois sem meninos não havia dança! O ano era 1968 e, o legal na época era passar um final de semana em Santos e ir ao Clube Caiçara, na Boate que era animada por Paulinho Costa e seu irmão Eduardo. Achávamos o máximo entrar naquele ambiente escuro sob o efeito da luz negra iluminando os pôsteres, lâmpadas coloridas piscando e a luz estroboscópica deixando ainda mais alucinante o som maravilhoso saído de gravadores de rolo Akai e distribuído por varias caixas ligadas a um amplificador Gradiente de 120 watts por canal! Dançávamos e ouvíamos musicas que jamais imaginamos existir misturadas as que conhecíamos através da Radio Excelsior de São Paulo. Cada seleção durava meia hora. Uma com musica pra dançar solto e paquerar e outra, com musicas lentas e românticas, para dançar juntinho com as paqueras sob o efeito somente das luzes negras. Logo a moda pegou e as festas legais de 15 anos em Jundiaí passaram a ser animadas no estilo da Boate do Caiçara. Nada mais “In”. Com certeza, cada uma dessas festas acabou marcada por um fato inesquecível para alguém. Um romance novo, um namoro acabado, porres... A seleção de hoje, com musicas lentas, relembra todas as festas de 15 anos daquele tempo. Foi com esse som e nesse ambiente mágico e apaixonante descrito acima que vivemos os primeiros momentos românticos de nossas vidas e que formou muitos casais. Não interessa se continuaram juntos ou não... Vivemos aquele momento. 01-Alive & Kicking | Tighter, Tighter 02-Jane Birkin & Serge Gainsbourg | Je TÁime Moi Non Plus 03-The Chi – Lites | Oh Girl 04-Herman Hermit’s | End Of The World 05-Earls Grant | The End 06-Louis Armstrong | What A Wonderful World 07-Ray Charles | Yesterday 08-Iveys | maybe Tomorrow 09-The Marmalade | Maybe Tomorrow 10-Bee Gees | I Started A Joke 11-Jose Feliciano | Don’t Let The Sun Catch You Crying 12-Bread | make With You 13-The Carpenters | Close To You 14-Elton John | Your Song 15-Carole King | It’s Too Late 16-Lettermen | Hurt So Bad 17-Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons | Can’t Take My Eyes of You 18-The Jackson Five | Never Can Say Goodbye 19-The Stylistcs | Betcha By Golly, Wow 20-Eddie Holman | Hey There Lonely Girl 21-The Delfonics | La La Means I Love You 22-Tower of Power | You’re Stll A Young Man 23-Todd Rundgren | Hello It’s Me 24-Sergio Mendes & Brasil 66 | The Look Of Love 25-Dionne Warwick | I’ll Never Fall In Love Again 26-Diana Ross & The Supremes | One Day We’ll Be Together

guests: The Iveys.