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Madison's longtime resource for sexual violence survivors, the RCC (Sexual Violence Resource Center), invites the community to attend Java Jive, Madison's most relaxed fundraiser, Saturday, September 21, 2024 from 10am-1pm. […] The post RCC's 29th Annual Java Jive Fundraiser to Benefit Survivors appeared first on WORT-FM 89.9.

I mange år hørte kaffe og cigaretter sammen som Bonnie and Clyde, men på det seneste er smøger kommet i bad standing. Ikke desto mindre findes der et hav af sange om fænomenerne og Rockhistorier har samlet en buket af de fineste i dette afsnit. Værter: Klaus Lynggaard og Henrik QueitschKlip: Mikkel WeinellPlaylisten:The Ink Spots:  “Java Jive” (78 RPM, 1940)Peggy Lee: “Black Coffee”  (Black Coffee, 10”, 1953)Nina Simone: “Don't Smoke in Bed”  (Little Girl Blue, 1958, udsendt som single, 1960)Tex Williams “Smoke! Smoke! Smoke! (That Cigarette)” (oprindelig udsendt som single i 1947, US #1, genindspillet – i stereo – i 1960 på albummet Smoke! Smoke! Smoke!)The O'Jays: ”Lipstick Traces (On a Cigarette)” (single, 1965, US #48)Otis Redding: “Cigarettes and Coffee” (The Soul Album, 1966, US#58), også udsendt som single) The Kinks: “Harry Rag” (Something Else, 1967, UK#35, US #153)Grethe & Jørgen Ingman: ”Nattens Sidste Cigaret” (Synger Bent Fabricius-Bjerre, 1974)Bob Dylan ”One More Cup of Coffee” (Desire, 1975, UK #3, US #1, også udsendt som single n/c) C.V. Jørgensen: “Tobaksvejen” (Storbyens små oaser, 1977)Fleshquartet: ”I Can Dig You When I Smoke My Cigarette (A Tribute to Don van Vliet)” (Goodbye Sweden, 1990)Oasis: “Cigarettes and Alcohol” (Definitely Maybe, 1994, UK #23, US #n/c, også udsendt som single, UK #7, US#n/c)k.d. lang: “Smoke Rings” (Drag, 1997, US#29, UK #19)Blur: ”Coffee & TV” (13, 1999, UK #1, US #80, også udsendt som single, UK #11, US #n/c)Rufus Wainwright: ”Cigarettes and Chocolate Milk” (Poses, 2001, US #117, UK #n/c)Per Vers: “Black Power” (Vers 1.0, 2005)Michelle Featherstone: ”Coffee and Cigarettes” (fra soundtracket til tv-serien One Tree Hill, 2006) Mauro Scocco & Plura: “Kaffe och en cigarett” (Mauro & Pluras tågluff, 2014)Sylvan Esso: “Coffee” (Sylvan Esso, 2014, også udsendt som single)Carmie: “Cigarettes & Shots” (single, 2023)

It's the lowest Lowest yet. Random technology, anachronistic set dressing and costumes, and what some may consider a boring plot. And by that we mean it may be considered a plot.Next week: Sliders (518 - "The Seer")Subscribe, get expanded show notes, and past episodes at http://Cordkillers.comSupport Cordkillers at http://Patreon.com/CordkillersYouTube: https://youtu.be/qQRq0xaK1ZQDownload video: https://archive.org/download/ck_504/ck_504_fe.mp4 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It’s the lowest Lowest yet. Random technology, anachronistic set dressing and costumes, and what some may consider a boring plot. And by that we mean it may be considered a plot. Next week: Sliders (518 – “The Seer”) Subscribe, get expanded show notes, and past episodes at http://Cordkillers.com Support Cordkillers at http://Patreon.com/Cordkillers YouTube: https://youtu.be/qQRq0xaK1ZQ Download

It's the lowest Lowest yet. Random technology, anachronistic set dressing and costumes, and what some may consider a boring plot. And by that we mean it may be considered a plot.Next week: Sliders (518 - "The Seer")Subscribe, get expanded show notes, and past episodes at http://Cordkillers.comSupport Cordkillers at http://Patreon.com/CordkillersYouTube: https://youtu.be/qQRq0xaK1ZQDownload video: https://archive.org/download/ck_504/ck_504_fe.mp4 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's the lowest Lowest yet. Random technology, anachronistic set dressing and costumes, and what some may consider a boring plot. And by that we mean it may be considered a plot.Next week: Sliders (518 - "The Seer")Subscribe, get expanded show notes, and past episodes at http://Cordkillers.comSupport Cordkillers at http://Patreon.com/CordkillersYouTube: https://youtu.be/qQRq0xaK1ZQDownload video: https://archive.org/download/ck_504/ck_504_fe.mp4 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It’s the lowest Lowest yet. Random technology, anachronistic set dressing and costumes, and what some may consider a boring plot. And by that we mean it may be considered a plot. Next week: Sliders (518 – “The Seer”) Subscribe, get expanded show notes, and past episodes at http://Cordkillers.com Support Cordkillers at http://Patreon.com/Cordkillers YouTube: https://youtu.be/qQRq0xaK1ZQ Download

Netflix’s strategy to attract gamers includes offering free access to older top titles and expanding its TV series and movie worlds into interactive fiction games, and Disney+’s new Star Wars series premiered with 4.8 million views on its first day. This week on The FULL Experience: Sliders (508 – “The Java Jive”) Next week: Sliders … Continue reading Cordkillers 504 – Non-Turtle Teenage Mutant Ninjas →

Netflix’s strategy to attract gamers includes offering free access to older top titles and expanding its TV series and movie worlds into interactive fiction games, and Disney+’s new Star Wars series premiered with 4.8 million views on its first day. This week on The FULL Experience: Sliders (508 – “The Java Jive”) Next week: Sliders … Continue reading Cordkillers 504 – Non-Turtle Teenage Mutant Ninjas →

Is Apple declaring victory or submitting to failure?Is MoviePass a heel or hero? And how will AI affect your channel navigation by voice? This week on The FULL Experience: Sliders (208 – “Post Traumatic Slide Syndrome”) Next week: Sliders (508 – “The Java Jive”) Subscribe, get expanded show notes, and past episodes at http://Cordkillers.com Support … Continue reading Cordkillers 503 – Siri Would Like a Word →

The Ultimate episode of Sliders brings Brian down nostalgiaville lane in a fun story where every character feels valued. Next week: Sliders (508 – “The Java Jive”) Subscribe, get expanded show notes, and past episodes at http://Cordkillers.com Support Cordkillers at http://Patreon.com/Cordkillers YouTube: https://youtu.be/N_WeIiiJuVI Download

Is Apple declaring victory or submitting to failure?Is MoviePass a heel or hero? And how will AI affect your channel navigation by voice? This week on The FULL Experience: Sliders (208 – “Post Traumatic Slide Syndrome”) Next week: Sliders (508 – “The Java Jive”) Subscribe, get expanded show notes, and past episodes at http://Cordkillers.com Support … Continue reading Cordkillers 503 – Siri Would Like a Word →

The Ultimate episode of Sliders brings Brian down nostalgiaville lane in a fun story where every character feels valued. Next week: Sliders (508 – “The Java Jive”) Subscribe, get expanded show notes, and past episodes at http://Cordkillers.com Support Cordkillers at http://Patreon.com/Cordkillers YouTube: https://youtu.be/N_WeIiiJuVI Download

This time, the crew discusses gaming, wild animals, An Evening with John Cusack, movies filmed in Tacoma, and local sports! 00:00 – GCP welcomes this episode by discussing gaming, recent bear sightings in the area, and other wild animals the crew has seen. Derek talks about running into wild bison, Justin reflects on getting into a drunken argument with raccoons, and Scott talks about having a pet scorpion. He talks about watching free-range bulls fight, and they ponder when Tacoma's cocaine bear will appear. 17:33 – Erik shares an exciting encounter, running into a black bear cub in his neighborhood. Jeff adds to the thrill with a story of a deer recently visiting his neighborhood, and Justin's exclamation of his love for sausage adds a humorous touch. Derek takes a moment to appreciate the live listeners, and they all eagerly discuss the upcoming screening of 'Say Anything' with John Cusack, diving into the details of where the movie was filmed. 34:21 – Justin shares other movies that were filled in Tacoma, how people can get more information about the event, and Justin talks about screenings he's sat in on with directors. Justin talks about their upcoming recordings at the Union Club, who they're going to be hanging with, and his recent deck renovation. 52:24 – The crew wraps up the episode with a sense of anticipation, discussing strategies for claiming yard dominance, Erik's potential strength to carry each of them, and his enlightening explanation of Bike Polo. They share their excitement for 2nd Cycle's plans to make it a monthly event, and Justin's discovery of Sig Brewing's collaboration with Bob's Java Jive adds to the buzz. The crew eagerly makes plans to visit Java Jive, discussing their mode of transportation with enthusiasm.

Ming Chen spends a lot of time on the road, traveling to different pop culture conventions as a guest and a host. In doing so, he has become familiar with many cities across the USA, getting to know the local restaurants, cafes, dive bars, and more. When he is visiting the Northwest (Seattle, Tacoma, Portland, Puyallup), he has a few spots he always returns to. In this episode, Ming discusses his favorite hang outs in the region. This is Ming Chen's bars and bites guide to the NW. (This episode includes unbleeped naughty words and discussion of mature topics)Ming Check spoke with NW NERD at a previous Washington State Summer Con. Theme music by The Hoot Hoots. Cover: Ming Chen and Dyer Oxley visit Bob's Java Jive in Tacoma, Wash. 

Grab your coffee mugs and join us for a quick espresso-fueled chat about our love for coffee.

Djavan y The Manhattan Transfer de gira veraniega por España. El brasileño esta semana, hoy en Noches del Botánico de Madrid y el lunes en el Teatre Tívoli de Barcelona. Y el cuarteto neoyorquino el 15 de julio en los Jardines del Botánico y el 16 en Jardins de Pedralbes, Barcelona. Cruzamos sus canciones como ellos Djavan y The Manhattan Transfer cruzaron sus caminos y sus voces. DISCO 1 THE MANHATTAN TRANSFER Tuxedo Johnson DISCO 2 DJAVAN Linha Do Equador DISCO 3 THE MANHATTAN TRANSFER Boy From New York City DISCO 4 DJAVAN Sina DISCO 5 THE MANHATTAN TRANSFER Soul Food To Go (Sina)  DISCO 6 DJAVAN & PACO DE LUCÍA Oceano DISCO 7 THE MANHATTAN TRANSFER Confide In Me DISCO 8 DJAVAN & STEVIE WONDER Samurai DISCO 9 THE MANHATTAN TRANSFER & STEVIE WONDER Spice Of Life DISCO 10 DJAVAN Eu Te Devoro DISCO 11 THE MANHATTAN TRANSFER Sing Joy Spring DISCO 12 DJAVAN Celeuma DISCO 13 THE MANHATTAN TRANSFER Java Jive DISCO 14 DJAVAN Limao Escuchar audio

Back after a three month break. What better way to start than with Bob Skyles and his Skyrockets with I'm gonna die with a broken heart. Three from the hugely popular Inkspots- Everyone is saying hello again, Thoughtless and one of their big hit Java Jive.  Just one of their records alone, If I didn't care, sold 19 million copies. Their style rarely changed but they were ground breakers. They sold well to both black and white audiences. Ted Heath and his music with Walking Shoes. Two soporific songs next- Paul Robson with Just a wearyin' and Rosemary Clooney with Brahms lullaby. Should have put them at the end. We all could have nodded off. Not often we play the pipes on Forgotten songs but we have two tunes from The Bowhill Colliery and District band. Bowhill in Fife was the scene of a pit disaster in 1931 when 10 men were killed. Like many factories, foundaries, collieries Bowhill had a works band. This being Scotland a pipe band as well as a silver band. The Rhytmn Maniacs with the wonderfully titled- 'The gag song( She was only a bookmakers daughter.) To be fair it does have some funny lines. Max Darewski was a Manchester born child prodigy. At the age of 9 he was conducting a full orchestra. He had a successful career as a composer. Not convinced his genius was on display with this number- Shadow man. Sadly he died only aged 35. Edna Thomas was a African American actress and singer. She performed on Broadway and on film. Here she gives a very refined performance of Mamzelle Zizi. No need to tell you about Roy Rodgers, here singing A four legged friend. Thank goodness he mentions Trigger at the end! Alma Cogan advises Never tango with an Eskimo but in this weather we need all the heat we can get. Lionel Hampton gives laid back vocals to The mood I'm in. Naturally he gives us some vibrophone too. We finish with two BBC records. Charles Williams leads his orchestra with own composition, The Devils Gallop. This was the signature tune to Dick Barton, Special Agent. A 'cliffhanger' radio series that the BBC ran from 1946 to 1951.  As we recorded this on Christmas we end with Come All Ye Faithfull, from the BBC Choir. I'm sure Lord Reith would approve. He was the stoney faced kill joy who ran the BBC for many years and he certainly wouldn't have approved of The Gag song. Far too ribald!!  

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MAWP Tacoma presents the MAWPCAST 1 Radio Program Season 4 Episode 7 Hosted by Potter, Sound Man Chris & Ashlee Marie It's the MAWPCAST 1 Thanksgiving Extravaganza. Things we discuss include but are not limited to.... Ashlee presents: Weird Washington. UFOs! Mystery Rocks! Bob's Java Jive and more! Arby's French Fry Vodka... Bloody Marys. Ashlee wants to remember to learn to play the drums. The mystery of what the kids ate for Thanksgiving on the Peanuts holiday special. Life Day. Portland's Pinball wars. Subscribe to our YouTube!  Check out our Website!  Tweet us on Twitter!  Follow us on Facebook!  Look at us on Instagram!  Watch us on Twitch!  Listen to us on Bandcamp!  Visit our Patreon!    On this weeks episode we play these songs by the following bands: 1. Mr. Wojack "War Politics" (Bandcamp) 2. Atomic Outlaws "Rockstar" (ReverbNation) 3. Uranus "Why You Little" Tune Trish/Why You Little 7" (MAWP Tacoma) 4. Cynthia Alexander "Alone" Eternity (Bandcamp) 5. Baby Gunn "In Your Arms" KZOK Best of the Northwest 1982 (PNW Bands) 6. Tramps of Panic "Breath of Life" Shadows Play (ReverbNation) 7. 322 "Woodwork" Emergence (Bandcamp) 8. Utterance "Bricks and Glass" Your Blood is Our Steak Sauce (ReverbNation) 9. Lotus Lynn "Be Bright" (ReverbNation) 10. AG "Peace" 30 (Bandcamp) 11. Jacob John "Grand Old Time" Minor Seconds (Bandcamp) 12. pop5 "Revive" Machines (Bandcamp) 13. Dee J. Freeze & MC Poochie Pee "Yall be Basein" 12" Single (MAWP Tacoma) 14. Acacia C "Intangible" Sweet Deceit (Bandcamp) 15. Portrait of Poverty "Another Session" Portrait of Poverty (Facebook) 16. Terrapin "One More Thing" Sketches of Perfect Landscapes (MAWP Tacoma) 17. 3maticod "Final Laughs" Single (Bandcamp) 18. The Dignitaries "Lies" Rocket Science (Spotify) 19. The Committee "Run the City" (MAWP Tacoma) 20. Devil on a Leash "Come With Me" Devil on a Leash EP (ReverbNation) 21. Buckwildz "Go Away" Buckwildz (MAWP Tacoma) 22. Roy "Sell Your Soul" The White EP (MAWP Tacoma) 23. Will to Power "Gaia's Revenge" Affinity for Violence (Bandcamp) 24. Karass "Breaking the Law" I Know You Know I Know (Bandcamp)  25. Butch Paulson & His Rovin' Gamblers "White Lighti'n" Here We Go Again 7" (NW Music Archives) 26. Criminal Code "Dilemmas" No Device (Bandcamp) 27. Transcendental Maggot "Marshall Law Part 2" Ding Dong the Dick is Dead (N/A) 28. Andrew Elmore "Dusk Stars is the Name of My Shoegaze Band" Fullbright On Making Tacoma OST (Bandcamp) 29. Bruce Leroy "Junkyard Dog) (Produced by Blakmic) Laura Charles EP (Bandcamp) 30. Wreck "Prima Donna" Demo 2010 (N/A)   © 2021 MAWP Tacoma  

I'll be frank.If you're due for one of your vaccination shots and you PAY for a coffee today...well, sorry, but you're an idiot. Because no matter where you are, in what corner of this wonderful country of ours, I can pretty much guarantee you that a vaccination centre near your place is giving away free coffees to everyone who gets the jab today.Call it double shots for double shots! I've gone through the plans in every single DHB in the entire country and my main takeaway for Super Saturday is that we are in for some serious caffeine crashes.If you need something to compliment your Java Jive on this most Kiwi of occasions, the good news is New Zealand has the smorgasboard to match.Cromwell Pharmacy has home baking. Life Pharmacy on Manners Street has free donuts. Newton School has Halal sausages and in Rotorua they've cooked up hangi. Get the pfizer, see a geyser!Actually, one of the things I enjoyed while researching all of the Super Saturday events was playing ‘match the free food to the DHB'.Guess where you'd find the vaccination centre offering a free ‘big block' of Whittakers chocolate. And be advised, they actually go out of their way on the District Health Board website to clarify it's definitely a big block of Whittakers. That's in Lower Hutt.Where would you get delicious bacon and egg fry bread? Moturoa in Taranaki.What Rotary Club is putting on coffee and a slice? No word if it's ginger or caramel or tan, but you know it's gonna be delicious coming from the fine bakers in Whanganui.Free icecream? Greymouth, baby.Here you go... guess this one: Where can you get a vaccine and a free glass of refreshing, lightly-carbonated, gut-friendly kombucha? That's at Wellworks Pharmacy in Wellington, of course.You get vaccinated on an Air New Zealand jet. There are competitions galore. If you're in Hawkes Bay you can win an iPhone. If you're in up North in Whananaki you can win a stay at a fancy resort. If you're in Richmond you can get free tickets to the speedway. In Dunedin if you get vaccinated, you can win a wax treatment. Increased viral resistance AND a pubic spruce! Two birds with one stone.It's easy to be facetious about all of this stuff. It's easy to mock Super Saturday and the Vaxathon. Maybe it feels a bit silly to you. I must admit, the pragmatist in me wonders how many people who haven't had a jab yet are going to be won over by a vaxathon. And after all, it's the first jabs that matter most in the battle for vaccination.But today, on Day-whatever-it-is of lockdown in Auckland, I've made a conscious decision to be positive. Super Saturday is about more than just jabs. It's bigger than that. It's an occasion to unite us a bit. A common cause at an extremely stressful time.And fundamentally, I think we should do whatever it takes to get as many people vaccinated as possible. Whatever it takes. If that means a few thousand coffees and chocolate bars and Mr Whippy soft serves, good! If someone is incentivised to be vaccinated by a chance to rip some unwanted hair off their nether regions, a sack-back-crack-wax-and-vax, great! If it means watching Ashley Bloomfield get dunked in a vat of congealing gunge, fantastic!And if all of that stuff still isn't enough to incentivise you to get vaccinated, maybe the less silly stuff will get you or someone you know over the line.In most cases, one vaccine dose will keep you alive. Two vaccine doses will keep you out of hospital. They'll help to keep your family safe. Your friends. Little kids who can't be vaccinated. It's the safe thing to do. It's the civic-minded thing to do. It's the Kiwi thing to do. And whether we're vaccinated or not... the virus is coming.

This week, we sample Broadcast Coffee Roasters offering, "Request Line Blend." Also, the show gets a new caterpillar,  Melissa approves of Broadcast's copywriters, Allaya tries lemon in her espresso, and Dan...Dan went there. Special thanks to:Bean BoxBroadcast Coffee RoastersMusic this week:"Java Jive," performed by The Manhattan Transfer, written by Milton Drake, Ben Oakland. [Merlin] BicycleMusicCompany (on behalf of Craft Recordings); LatinAutorPerf, Warner Chappell, ASCAP, Sony ATV Publishing, CMRRA, LatinAutor - Warner Chappell, UNIAO BRASILEIRA DE EDITORAS DE MUSICA - UBEM, and 8 Music Rights Societies"Java Jive," performed by The Ink Spots, written by Milton Drake, Ben Oakland. UMG (on behalf of Geffen*); ASCAP, CMRRA, UNIAO BRASILEIRA DE EDITORAS DE MUSICA - UBEM, Sony ATV Publishing, LatinAutorPerf, Warner Chappell, LatinAutor - Warner Chappell, and 7 Music Rights SocietiesStay in touch! Email us at youdontknowbeanspodcast@gmail.comDM us on InstagramTweet us on TwitterFind it all here: https://linktr.ee/youdontknowbeansSupport the show (https://ko-fi.com/youdontknowbeans)

In dieser «Fiirabigmusig» schlagen wir uns die Bäuche voll mit zahlreichen Chorliedern zum Thema Essen und Trinken. Der Gesang hat schon seit jeher das gemeinsame Essen zu Tisch begleitet. Man denke nur an die unzähligen Wein- und Trinklieder. In dieser «Fiirabigmusig» spannen wir musikalisch den Bogen vom schweizerdeutschen Volkslied «Am Mäntig gits Chäs» über das französische Chanson «Salade de fruits» bis hin zum swingenden «Java Jive». Eine besonders originelle Komposition ist das Lied «Der Speisezettel» des Leipziger Komponisten Carl Friedrich Zöllner. Er lebte von 1800 bis 1860 und schuf mit diesem originellen Lied eine gesungene Speisekarte. Überschrieben ist das Stück ausserdem mit folgender Bemerkung «Ein musikalischer Scherz für vierstimmigen Männerchor a cappella».

First, a story about the ideal first encounter.    Michael Franks - When She Is Mine (1985) His first album was on the Brut label. WAMPUS DOESN'T SOUND SO BAD NOW, DOES IT??? The players on his albums are pretty much the same studio cats on every yacht rock act's harder-to-play stuff. Chicago, Steely Dan, Boz Scaggs, Dan Lewis, everyone. But it's a testament to that cadre of professionals that they can do something as laid back and open as Franks' music AND Steely Dan. I hear the difference. You do, too, if you listen to this show. But...they ruined Chicago. And for that, I will never forgive David Foster. I LOVE this song. I can even forgive the couplet, "She's a virtuoso in amoroso..." No purist, I.  Manhattan Transfer  -  Walk In Love (1976) Michael Franks - Tiger In The Rain (1979) The Brighter Side Of Darkness - Love Jones (1972) Brighter Side of Darkness was a short-lived American R&B/soul group. They were formed in 1971 at Calumet High School in Chicago, Illinois. Their lead singer was 12-year-old Darryl Lamont. "Love Jones" was a #16 hit in the US in December 1972, and was certified gold by the RIAA. They released an album, Love Jones, in 1973. "Love Jones" was parodied as "Basketball Jones" by Cheech and Chong in 1973. The parody was released as a single in August 1973 and reached #15 on the Hot 100. The parody got higher than the original. Oh well, as long as the checks clear. I don't think they all did. They broke up after this.  Manhattan Transfer  - It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference (1976)  This album Coming Out featured Popsicle Toes by Michael Franks. Michael Franks - The Lady Wants To Know (1977) Manhattan Transfer - Chicken Bone Bone (1971) Manhattan Transfer Phase 1 I guess. Wikipedia: Jukin' remained an orphan in the Manhattan Transfer's catalog. Issued on a different label than their future successes, with a different line-up and sound from what became their trademark, Jukin' is not acknowledged on the band's official website, nor have any of its tracks been anthologized on compilations. The revised group re-recorded the track "Java Jive" on the group's next album. It is the re-recorded version, not the version found on Jukin' , that can be found on multiple compilation albums. FOR ALL YOU MANHATTAN TRANSFER PURISTS OUT THERE.  Don Ellis - Excursion Part 2 (1970) Written by the same fellow that wrote "Walk In Love" which you'll recall from earlier in my show.  Don Ellis - Pussy Wiggle Stomp (1970) Jay Graydon on guitar. He produced Manhattan Transfer and played that one-of-a-kind solo on "Peg" by Steely Dan.  Graydon has written over 200 songs. His catalog includes the Grammy winners "Turn Your Love Around" (co-written with Steve Lukather (Toto) and Bill Champlin (Chicago)) as performed by George Benson and "After the Love Has Gone" (co-written with David Foster (who ruined Chicago) and Bill Champlin (who stood by and watched)) as performed by Earth, Wind & Fire, many songs written with and for Al Jarreau (including "Mornin'", "Breakin' Away", "After All", etc.), and several hits with... Manhattan Transfer.    So, Donny Jenczka...I auditioned for your band in 1985. I sang the song "After All". What was wrong with my performance? Why didn't I get into the band?   Mike Sheridan’s Lot - Make Them Understand (1965) Roy Wood's first recorded song.  Michael Franks - Can't Seem to Shake This Rock and Roll (1973) Michael Franks had a strange take on the Rock. To be....frank? HAAHAHAHAHHA LOL    Sick Man of Europe - Mandocello (1972) Cheap Trick before the mighty Robin Zander grabbed the mic from these idiots.  Nature’s Way - Zander and Kent (1973)  Muse - Across The Skies (1970) Cheech and Chong  (featuring Tyrone Shoelaces) - Basketball Jones (1974) Serendipity! George Harrison plays on this. So does Klaus Voorman. My sister had this album. Read the Wiki.  Weldon Irvine - Love Jones (1974) This record got zero stars in the 1981 Rolling Stone Record Guide, so I had to check it out. If you use the RSRG to help inform your purchases, please take care to note the person doing the reviews. There are (were) many, and I think the guy that reviewed Gentle Giant was a big punk fan. Notable on this particular release is my favorite bass player, George Murray, before his stint with David Bowie. I never would have known that without the shitty RS review!  Manhattan Transfer - The Twilight Zone (1979)  Mahogany Rush -  Maxoom (1972) The worst band to be signed to a major label.  Mahogany Rush - Buddy (1972)  In an effort to gain press attention, the original record company created a fictional story that Frank Marino, prior to starting the band, had spent time in a mental institution after taking LSD and was visited by Jimi Hendrix in a vision. This gave him his inspiration to play as he did on the first album which very closely mirrored the style of Jimi Hendrix. By the time the third album, Strange Universe was recorded, this approach to filling the public desire to purchase newer Jimi Hendrix-styled music had been perfected.  Rock and Roll will MESS YOU UP. 

It's one of the most debated questions amongst baseball purists over the last 20 years. Alex Rodriguez played on a last place team & had a career year, yet finished 2nd to Miguel Tejada who played on a 1st place team. Does team performance truly matter, or should the pure numbers decide? Greg goes in depth to determine whether Rodriguez or Tejada should have won the 2002 AL MVP award. Email the show: greg.mroz@yahoo.com Write a review, leave a rating, and subscribe! A production of the Ocean Avenue Studios in San Francisco, CA.

On the inaugural "Java Jive" Greg talks about something that doesn't happen often: starters pitching into the 10th inning. It has rarely happened in the last 25 years, so Greg goes back and analyzes every time it's happened since that start of the 1995 season. Write a review, leave a rating, and subscribe! Email the show: greg.mroz@yahoo.com A production of the Ocean Avenue Studios in San Francisco, CA

In which Brandon and Rhea have a heated debate about their favorite heated drinks! Show Notes: Death Metal song - Duncan Hills Coffee Jingle by Dethklok Morning song - Rossini's beginning to the William Tell Overture Rhea's favorite tea, Typhoo Tea - https://typhoo.co.uk/ Kumbaya song - Java Jive by The Manhattan Transfer Instagram: The Community - @artstew52 https://www.instagram.com/artstew52/ Hosted by - @brandonhayman https://www.instagram.com/brandonhayman/ Co-hosted and Edited by - Rhea Amyett, @cartoonmoonbeams https://www.instagram.com/cartoonmoonbeams/ Podcast Art by - @brandonhayman & @gracieklumpp https://www.instagram.com/brandonhayman/https://www.instagram.com/gracieklumpp/

Yuk dengerin lagi lagu-lagu Indonesia di tahun 90an yang bertemakan cinta. Ada Kahitna, Java Jive, Protonema, KLa Project dll.

Sarah is gone this week so it's up to Austin, J.C. and Pedro to rise up and smash the bourgeoisie in Sergei Eisenstein's Strike! They also go deep into the current state of The Tonight Show and how it's changed in 60 years. Also they record maybe the dumbest segment in the history of The Immortals with the song review of Java Jive by the Ink Spots. Enjoy!   Intro 0:00 -- 17:08 Strike 17:08 - 40:26 Java Jive 40:26 -- 53:01  The Tonight Show 53:01 -- 1:19:04 Outro 1:19:04 -- 1:23:29   --Leave your own henge ratings at TheArtImmortal.com --Be sure you leave an iTunes review   Twitter iTunes   Join us next time as we discuss more random things. Until then, email or tweet us your thoughts, leave a review on iTunes and other crap every podcast asks you to do. (But we love that you do it!)   Artwork by Ray Martindale Opening tune and clips by Adam Lord  

Kali ini gue ngobrol asik tentang musik, bareng produser musik kenamaan Indonesia, Kang Capung Java Jive, kita ngobrolin banyak hal mulai dari Trend Musik, Band yang mulai jarang peminatnya, hingga prosses kreatif pembuatan Album? Semoga lo suka ya, happy listening my podcast. Podcast #KataArka dalam sesi [ZB] Zona Bebas

Show 85, “The Ink Spots,” traces the story and music of one of the most influential singing groups of the 1940s. Songs include “We Three,” “I’m Beginning to See the Light,” “The Gypsy,” “Java Jive,”... Read More The post Show 85, “The Ink Spots,” appeared first on Sam Waldron.

Playlista 1 THE PUPPINI SISTERS – Java Jive (Betcha Bottom Dollar, 2006) 2 JUDYTA PISARCZYK – Take Five – Live (Koncert w Trójce, 2018) 3 DEE DEE BRIDGEWATER – Don’t Be Cruel (Memphis… Yes, I’m Ready, 2017) 4 CESARIA EVORA, DOROTA MIŚKIEWICZ – Um Pincelada (Best Of, 2016) 5 MIROCA PARIS – Joana Joaninha (D’alma, […]

If I had a coffee shop #octaver17 • Java Jive

Jillian Tyler has set out to reach the LGBT community with her new book Cross Stitch.  Tyler saw severe lack of LGBT novels available, and it is her dream to help change that. Book proceeds are contributed to the LGBT community. USA Today Bestselling Author, Caroline Fardig, will chat with us about her Java Jive and Lizzie Hart mystery book series. Tune in to see how this former schoolteacher, church organist, insurance agent, funeral parlor associate, and stay-at-home mom realized she wanted to be a writer when she grew up. Find Jillian's book at:   https://www.amazon.com/Cross-Stitch-Jillian-Tyler/dp/1530208637/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1466697170&sr=1-1 Find Caroline's books at:   http://www.amazon.com/Caroline-Fardig/e/B00C1866NE/ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1?qid=1466697884&sr=1-1  

More recordings from 1940 including: In The Mood, Playmates, Java Jive, How High the Moon, I Concentrate On You, Mozart's Symphony #38, I Ain't Got No Home and Frenesi. Performers include: Glenn Miller, Woody Guthrie, Benny Goodman, the Ink Spots, Ella Fitzgerald, Sir Thomas Beecham and Art Tatum.

(https://www.addtoany.com/share#url=https%3A%2F%2Ffemusician.com%2Ffem01-the-search-for-authenticity-finding-your-voice-living-your-passion-with-erin-dickins%2F&title=FEM01%20The%20Search%20for%20Authenticity%20%E2%80%93%20Finding%20Your%20Voice%20%26%20Living%20Your%20Passion%20with%20Erin%20Dickins) The Search For Authenticity – Finding Your Voice & Living Your Passion with Erin Dickins This is a fun, enlightening conversation with an Industry veteran and co-founder of Manhattan Transfer. (https://femusician.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/leonard-cohen-working.jpg) The amazing story of how she got started in the business and met the other founders of Manhattan Transfer. What it was like to be an  in-demand studio singer in New York. The well-known stars of the 80s that she worked with in the studio in New York in the 70s The success of Manhattan Transfer and her feelings about not being in the group during their greatest success. How she re-connected with the original group and recorded the CD “Java Jive”. Finding herself after leaving the pressure of the New York studio scene The call of the muse of music always draws us back to our passion. How spiritual work helped her look at “quitting” as a new chapter and a chance to grow. Not allowing fear to keep you from taking chances that could lead you to finding your voice and your true passion How working with a group in her early career provided her with mentors and support. How Leonard Cohen taught her about authenticity. Amazing studio story about Valerie Simpson and the  oppressive environment that crushed individuality, creativity and uniquness. How Erin chooses her music and only sings what truly speaks to her and reveals her heart and soul. You have the ability as a musician to transform your audience by being a vehicle for joy. Getting out of the “self talk” that happens on stage that tries to steal our focus. Hanging out with Jim Croce and James Taylor before opening for James Taylor. Performing on Saturday Night Live with Dr. John where she met Linda Ronstadt. Her new project that combines cooking and music – “Sizzle And Swing” inspired by tunes on her “Java Jive” CD. How her new project solved her problem with lack of bookings in the US. How her new project brought her a new audience. Her own excitement about her projects is usually her best promotion. How she uses social media to connect with and grow her audience. The role of traditional media, especially radio, in promoting her shows. The value of Podcasting in promotion. Promotion using fabulous images on Instagram. How Facebook is limiting our connection with fans. The role and power of Twitter in connecting and promoting. Erin takes a selfie during our interview for Instagram. Why she LOVES her accompanist. (https://femusician.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/Selfie-Erin-Dickins-e1428064430636.jpg) Erin took this selfie during the show. Book Recommendations Musicianship for the Jazz Vocalist (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/3954810042/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=3954810042&linkCode=as2&tag=brenob-20&linkId=NAOCHWIVUG7DESP3) Voice and the Alexander Technique (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0964435292/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=0964435292&linkCode=as2&tag=brenob-20&linkId=K7U4MEL25JTCQJWQ) The Cookbook Sizzle & Swing: Jazzin’ Up Food (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1935232835/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=1935232835&linkCode=as2&tag=brenob-20&linkId=YBDU7DRQX4JGGVVO) Connect with Erin www.ErinDickins.com (http://www.ErinDickins.com) Erin on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/ErinDickins)...

The Search For Authenticity – Finding Your Voice & Living Your Passion with Erin Dickins This is a fun, enlightening conversation with an Industry veteran and co-founder of Manhattan Transfer. The amazing story of how she got started in the business and met the other founders of Manhattan Transfer. What it was like to be an  in-demand studio singer in New York. The well-known stars of the 80s that she worked with in the studio in New York in the 70s The success of Manhattan Transfer and her feelings about not being in the group during their greatest success. How she re-connected with the original group and recorded the CD “Java Jive”. Finding herself after leaving the pressure of the New York studio scene The call of the muse of music always draws us back to our passion. How spiritual work helped her look at “quitting” as a new chapter and a chance to grow. Not allowing fear to keep you from taking chances that could lead you to finding your voice and your true passion How working with a group in her early career provided her with mentors and support. How Leonard Cohen taught her about authenticity. Amazing studio story about Valerie Simpson and the  oppressive environment that crushed individuality, creativity and uniquness. How Erin chooses her music and only sings what truly speaks to her and reveals her heart and soul. You have the ability as a musician to transform your audience by being a vehicle for joy. Getting out of the “self talk” that happens on stage that tries to steal our focus. Hanging out with Jim Croce and James Taylor before opening for James Taylor. Performing on Saturday Night Live with Dr. John where she met Linda Ronstadt. Her new project that combines cooking and music – “Sizzle And Swing” inspired by tunes on her “Java Jive” CD. How her new project solved her problem with lack of bookings in the US. How her new project brought her a new audience. Her own excitement about her projects is usually her best promotion. How she uses social media to connect with and grow her audience. The role of traditional media, especially radio, in promoting her shows. The value of Podcasting in promotion. Promotion using fabulous images on Instagram. How Facebook is limiting our connection with fans. The role and power of Twitter in connecting and promoting. Erin takes a selfie during our interview for Instagram. Why she LOVES her accompanist. Erin took this selfie during the show. Book Recommendations Musicianship for the Jazz Vocalist Voice and the Alexander Technique The Cookbook Sizzle & Swing: Jazzin’ Up Food Connect with Erin www.ErinDickins.com Erin on Facebook Erin on Twitter RESOURCES Email your questions for Bree to answer on the show: Bree@FEMusician.com Leave your audio questions for Bree to play on the air and answer (you can promote yourself too): SpeakPipe Subscribe to the show on iTUnes Give us a review on iTunes to be entered to win CDs & merchandise from our guests Listen on Soundcloud Music by Stella Ronson ABOUT HOST BREE NOBLE Bree Noble is an entrepreneur, musician and speaker. She founded Women of Substance Radio, an online radio station that promotes quality female artists in all genres, in 2007.  She launched the Women of Substance Music Podcast in November 2014, a 5 day per week show which promotes Independent female artists. Her podcast has hit #1 in New & Noteworthy for the Music, Arts and Society & Culture categories and #4 Audio Podcast on all of iTunes. She draws on her extensive experience running her own music business, both as a solo musician and as an Industry professional, to train and mentor other female musicians. Learn more about the station, the show and the artists at www.wosradio.com. Connect with Bree on Twitter@BreeNoble or on Facebook

Music about America's favorite morning beverage. Songs include: Java Jive, I'd Like to Dunk You In My Coffee, Let's Have Another Cup of Coffee, Coffee Grindin Blues and You're the Cream In My Coffee. Performers include: Una Mae Carlisle, the Ink Spots, Ted Weems, the Boswell Sisters, Wingy Manone and Mike Douglas.

Slip me a slug of that wonderful mug. Our fourteenth installment of Kristorm-O-Rama is a celebration of all things coffee.

As it is with most things in life, taken in moderation: Caffeine can be good for you and improve you’re your health and your performance on race day. But too much of a good thing can lead to disaster.  In living our lives to the top we have to learn to savor, with small sips, those things which bring us pleasure and improve our health. Show Links: Free Audible Book download:  “The Java Jive” was by The Inksports (1940) “Coffee Man” was by Calvin Owens

JAVA JIVE - Stefan PAUL and friends

Sue Lawley's castaway this week is the man who's designed some of the most famous film sets ever made. Sir Ken Adam was the production designer on seven of the James Bond films - including Dr No, Goldfinger and Diamonds Are Forever. His bold designs skilfully created the lairs of a string of arch villans, perhaps best typified by the headquarters of Blofeld in You Only Live Twice - which was built inside an extinct volcano with an artificial lake placed on top.Sir Ken Adam began life as Klaus Adam, born into a middle class family in 1920s Berlin. As Hitler rose to power the Adam family were forced to flee to Britain. Klaus adopted the name Keith during the war when he became a fighter pilot and the only German to fight for the RAF. He became known as Heinie the Tank Buster in recognition of his daring raids across the continent. After the war he changed his name again to Ken and trained as an architect. This led to work in the film industry; first as a draughtsman, and then as an art director and eventually as a production designer. He won two Oscars: the first for Barry Lyndon, which he made with Stanley Kubrick in the 70s, and The Madness of King George.[Taken from the original programme material for this archive edition of Desert Island Discs]Favourite track: Java Jive by Inkspots Book: Propylaen Kunstgeschichte - The History of Art Luxury: Sketchpad and felt pens to design

Sue Lawley's castaway this week is the man who's designed some of the most famous film sets ever made. Sir Ken Adam was the production designer on seven of the James Bond films - including Dr No, Goldfinger and Diamonds Are Forever. His bold designs skilfully created the lairs of a string of arch villans, perhaps best typified by the headquarters of Blofeld in You Only Live Twice - which was built inside an extinct volcano with an artificial lake placed on top. Sir Ken Adam began life as Klaus Adam, born into a middle class family in 1920s Berlin. As Hitler rose to power the Adam family were forced to flee to Britain. Klaus adopted the name Keith during the war when he became a fighter pilot and the only German to fight for the RAF. He became known as Heinie the Tank Buster in recognition of his daring raids across the continent. After the war he changed his name again to Ken and trained as an architect. This led to work in the film industry; first as a draughtsman, and then as an art director and eventually as a production designer. He won two Oscars: the first for Barry Lyndon, which he made with Stanley Kubrick in the 70s, and The Madness of King George. [Taken from the original programme material for this archive edition of Desert Island Discs] Favourite track: Java Jive by Inkspots Book: Propylaen Kunstgeschichte - The History of Art Luxury: Sketchpad and felt pens to design