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In this episode, host Chris DeMakes and producer Chris Fafalios reminisce about The Outfield's unforgettable 1986 hit single, "Your Love." They pay tribute to guitarist and backing vocalist John Spinks and lead singer/bassist Tony Lewis, highlighting their immense talent and the lasting impact of their music despite their untimely passing. The duo affectionately explores how this iconic song continues to resonate with fans worldwide, transcending generations with its infectious melody and relatable lyrics. Beyond just their mega-hit status in the US, Chris and Chris shed light on the band's rich catalog and John Spinks' prolific songwriting prowess. This episode provides a deep dive into the anatomy of "Your Love," examining its musical composition and lyrical nuances, inviting listeners to rediscover the magic of The Outfield and their timeless musical legacy. Chris DeMakes A Podcast is brought to you by DistroKid, the ultimate partner for taking your music to the next level. Get 30% off your first YEAR with DistroKid by signing up at http://distrokid.com/vip/demakes  If you love Chris DeMakes A Podcast and you'd like to support the show AND get weekly bonus episodes of The After Party podcast, head to http://www.ChrisDeMakes.com to sign up for the Supporting Cast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Listen to how our guest John Spinks decided as a young man to make his escape from the PBCC cult and what his plan for leaving looked like. John reminded us their are over 40,000 different religions worldwide and each one of them believes they are the "chosen" one. So that means if you belong to a religion you have approximately 40,000 to 1 chances of being in the "Chosen" one! John explains how his experience led him to write a book about it years later and the emotional journey that writing the book took him on. He received strict orders from inside the church no to write his book which slowed him down not even one bit!! Link to John Spinks Youtube channel- https://www.youtube.com/@UC1a1AufRcbOMlK07wAFluSg Link to John Spinks book Cult Escape and website- https://cult-escape.com/ Contact us at info.getalife@proton.me #plymouthbrethrenchristianchurch #pbcc #abuse #church #cult #religion #trauma #religioustrauma #sexualabuse #mindcontrol #brainwashing #conversation #exmembers #exposingtruth #whistleblower #getalifepodcast #getalife #podcast #exclusivebrethren #brucehales #johnhales #shutup #withdrawnfrom #worldly #excommunicate #assemblydeath #christiansect #christiancult #canadiancult #canadiansect #BruceHales #BDH #BruceDHales #UniversalBusinessTeam #UBT #RRT #RapidReliefTeam #Aberdeen #oneschoolglobal

Welcome to Episode 133a Main Topic Red Hat Insights Vulnerability Service with John Spinks Who's John? What is insights (high level overview) What is the vulnerability service? How does it identify vulnerabilities? How does it fix vulnerabilities? Centralized view - helps you prioritize Data from OVAL - https://access.redhat.com/solutions/4161  Security Rules [https://access.redhat.com/articles/2968471  Known exploits Affected but not vulnerable Wanna watch a video?   https://youtu.be/b1qGrmZjoO0  What else does insights do? What about all that data, what am I sending to red hat? https://www.redhat.com/en/technologies/management/insights/data-application-security      Watch us live on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of every month! Subscribe and hit the bell! https://www.youtube.com/IronSysadminPodcast  OR https://twitch.tv/IronSysadminPodcast   Discord Community: https://discord.gg/wmxvQ4c2H6  Matrix Space: https://matrix.to/#/#IronSysadmin:trixie.undrground.org  Find us on Twitter, and Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/ironsysadmin https://www.twitter.com/ironsysadmin ActivityPub: @nate@www.ironsysadmin.com https://social.undrground.org/@gangrif  Subscribe wherever you find podcasts! And don't forget about our patreon! https://patreon.com/ironsysadmin    Intro and Outro music credit: Tri Tachyon, Digital MK 2 http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Tri-Tachyon/ 

The Outfield, John Spinks, and beads of sweat.

Hear the incredible story of John Spinks in the Exclusive Brethren cult and his escape at age 22 which took four years to plan. Growing up, John and his family's secret-from-the-world lifestyle, seemed as normal to them as brushing your teeth twice a day. However, in time, a conflict of values developed and his older brother Andrew left home at the age of 16. John left when he was 22 and his next brother Peter, left when he was 26. Their youngest brother Stephen stayed and got married and is still there to this day. The brothers knew that once they left the Exclusive Brethren, their family and friends would be separated from them by their Man of God's laws that they were under, and therefore would not be allowed to have anything to do with them. Learn more about how cults operate John is now a father of an amazing daughter and lives on the Wirral Peninsular in England. He describes himself as non-religious and loves God who he believes is also non-religious. His belief nowadays is that God is right and he loves me and you unconditionally.   ORDER YOUR ADDITIVE FREE, ORGANIC, KETO FRIENDLY WINES HERE With your Initial Order Get a Bottle For 1 PENNY www.oldguytalks.com/dryfarms What is a cult and how do you identify you are in one versus let's say an organization? How does a cult control its members and what type of brainwashing is there to keep control? You were born into the cult what made your parents join? Exclusive Brethren 45 k members literally around the worlds. How did it start? What was your daily routine in the cult? When and what made you suspect that there was something wrong? How did that evolve into a plan to escape? Why did that plan take 4 years to be realized, can't you just leave? Tell us about the Doctrine of separation and how this has affected you personally and is used as form of control? What gave you the courage to escape and leave your family? What is the fate of those when one escape and the others are left behind? Cult Escape Director of Operations How can someone help if they have a loved one in a cult? Deprogrammers? Get his book here “CULT ESCAPE” author JOHN SPINKS and the story of His AMAZING ESCAPE www.Cultescape.com  

The Outfield, Tony Lewis, and John Spinks.

The tight, well produced sound of Play Deep would make you think that this is the third or fourth album from The Outfield, but this was their debut studio album, and it went triple platinum in the United States.  Percussionist Alan Jackman, guitarist/keyboardist (and songwriter) John Spinks, and bassist/lead vocalist Tony Lewis had worked together since the late 70's, and were in a band called The Baseball Boys when Columbia Records signed them in 1984.  Their manager suggested that the name was a little too "tacky," and this prompted the shift to The Outfield.  The band was signed largely on their being an “American sounding” group in England.  This would lead to a successful US debut.  Unfortunately, they would suffer for that in their home country, and The Outfield would never have a hit album in the UK.  Some refer to their sound as power pop, or pop rock.  The Outfield would have been heard more on pop stations than on rock stations in the 80's.  There's a little new wave mixed in, and it is very well produced.John Spinks passed away in 2014 of liver cancer, and unfortunately Tony Lewis passed away a few weeks before the release of this podcast. So in a way, this is a tribute to a great “All American Sounding” band. RIP boys. I Don't Need HerThis deeper cut reminds us of Big Country or U2, with rich harmonies and a distinctive echo.  "I'm so glad that I don't need her and I'm too tired of trying to please her, but in the end I just can't leave her.  Can't leave her tonight."61 SecondsYou will definitely notice the mid-80's sound of this upbeat track.  It is a song for the nameless worker in a large business.  "61 seconds is all it takes for the 9-to 5-man to be more than one minute late."  It's so hard to think of work as 9-to-5 anymore.All the LoveThis track was one of the singles from the album.  It went to number 14 on the Billboard Album Rock Tracks chart.  Most of the songs on this album have a similar sound, with high harmonies, prominent echo, and well-produced effects overall.Your LoveIt is amazing how big this song became.  This track made it to number 6 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts, and is a completely fictional story about “Josie.”  It took the group about 20 minutes to write the song - apparently inspired by The Who - and the band was shocked with how well it did.   ENTERTAINMENT TRACK:“Pretty in Pink” by The Psychedelic Furs The "Brat Pack" were prominent in this John Hughes film.  The soundtrack to "Pretty in Pink" is a who's-who of mid-80's new wave bands. STAFF PICKS:Rock Me Amadeus by FalcoWayne leads off with Austrian musician Falco's song with the distinction of being the only German language song to hit number 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in the United States.  It was inspired by the Oscar award-winning movie "Amadeus."Life in a Northern Town by the Dream AcademyBruce's staff pick is the biggest hit for The Dream Academy, and features some unusual instruments for the rock genre, including tympani and oboe.  It is an elegy to Nick Drake who died in 1971, and parts of the song were composed on Drake's guitar.Kyrie by Mr. MisterBrian's pick was inspired by a portion of the Catholic/Orthodox mass by way of the Episcopal church.  Kyrie Eleison means "Lord have mercy."  This track was a follow up to Mr. Mister's hit "Broken Wings."  Manic Monday by The BanglesRob's staff pick was actually written by Prince.  He originally intended it for Apollonia 6, but would be a hit for The Bangles.  It reflects the travails of a working woman going to the office every week.COMEDY TRACK:The Super Bowl Shuffle by The Chicago Bears "Shuffling Crew"The Chicago Bears put out a rap video in the midst of their quest for a Super Bowl win.  They would indeed win the Super Bowl, and this song peaked at number 41 in February 1986.

In light of the recent passing of Tony Lewis, Episode 14 takes a look back at the career and music of The Outfield. We discuss how the partnership between bassist/vocalist Tony Lewis, guitarist/songwriter John Spinks and drummer Alan Jackman created maybe *the* greatest pop-rock song of the 1980's, in addition to the rest of their catalog, which includes a tremendous amount of wonderful music. John and Tony have since passed away, so this episode has been recorded in tribute to them, and it is meant as a celebration of the incredible work these men gave to the world. RIP. Follow us on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/playthatpodcastFind us on facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/playthatpodcast

Recordando hoy y siempre a Tony Lewis (Londres, 21 de diciembre de 1957 - Ibídem, 20 de octubre de 2020)​. Cantautor de rock británico. Fue el bajista y vocalista de la banda The Outfield. Después de una larga carrera de dos décadas con The Outfield, Lewis comenzó su carrera solista en 2014, lanzando en 2018 su primer y único álbum debut como solista, Out of the Darkness, bajo el sello Madison Récords. The Outfield fue fundada a principios de los años 80', estuvo conformada además de Lewis, por John Spinks (guitarra) y Alan Jackman (batería). El grupo lanzó varios trabajos discográficos entre álbumes de estudio y recopilatorios. El primero de ellos y que gozó de mucho éxito fue: 'Play Deep', el cual salió al mercado en 1985 y del que se desprenden recordados temas como 'Your love'. Su último álbum fue 'Replay', lanzado en el año 2011. Algunos de los temas que incluye el disco son: 'California Sun', 'Call It Out', 'Sandman', entre otros. También es de mencionar que, John Spinks falleció en 2014 luego de batallar contra el cáncer de hígado. Somos @ruta89radio síguenos en las redes y plataformas de streaming, comenta y comparte estos especiales con la gente de nuestra generación.

Recordando hoy y siempre a Tony Lewis (Londres, 21 de diciembre de 1957 - Ibídem, 20 de octubre de 2020)​. Cantautor de rock británico. Fue el bajista y vocalista de la banda The Outfield. Después de una larga carrera de dos décadas con The Outfield, Lewis comenzó su carrera solista en 2014, lanzando en 2018 su primer y único álbum debut como solista, Out of the Darkness, bajo el sello Madison Récords. The Outfield fue fundada a principios de los años 80', estuvo conformada además de Lewis, por John Spinks (guitarra) y Alan Jackman (batería). El grupo lanzó varios trabajos discográficos entre álbumes de estudio y recopilatorios. El primero de ellos y que gozó de mucho éxito fue: 'Play Deep', el cual salió al mercado en 1985 y del que se desprenden recordados temas como 'Your love'. Su último álbum fue 'Replay', lanzado en el año 2011. Algunos de los temas que incluye el disco son: 'California Sun', 'Call It Out', 'Sandman', entre otros. También es de mencionar que, John Spinks falleció en 2014 luego de batallar contra el cáncer de hígado. Somos @ruta89radio síguenos en las redes y plataformas de streaming, comenta y comparte estos especiales con la gente de nuestra generación.

"Remembering Tony Lewis" We look back at Alex's chat with the late Tony Lewis of the Outfield. The original title was "Tony Lewis Is Always On Time," and it was recorded in 2018. The former Outfield frontman tells Alex that he and his bandmate John Spinks were always known for being punctual and he’s continuing that tradition. But, he confesses, away from his musical life, he’s rarely on time ever. In this interview Lewis talks about his new solo album Out Of The Darkness, the death of his musical partner Spinks and the joys of being a grandfather. He also tells Alex what his personal favorite track is on his new album and how he was influenced by Paul McCartney.

"This Week In The 80's", Episode #50. All NINETY FIVE songs that peaked in popularity the 3rd week of August, "This Week In The 80s". The "Genesis" of "In The Air Tonight". The Greatest American TV Theme Song Of The 1980s. My Grandparents get cruise control (and an FM radio!). The greatest Hall & Oates stiff of the 1980s! Van Halen gets their final top 40 hit with Dave Lee Roth. Andrew Ridgeley gets his final top 40 w/ George Michael. An overheard conversation inspires a #1 Madonna hit. The most forgettable song that Journey ever put into the top 20. John Spinks of The Outfield: Unsung Hero Of Mainstream Power Pop Songwriting! Richard Marx: Barry Manilow with a mullet. PLUS - And what DOES "Gunter Glieber Glauten Globen" mean anyway??? Only TWO more episodes to go... and we'll have talked about EVERY song to ever hit the American pop music charts in the 1980s- Over 2,000 songs! Thanks for listening. Tell a friend and spread the word! #TWIT80sYouTube Playlist: https://bit.ly/2Y64xWv

I catch up with Tony Lewis of The Outfield who recently released his solo album, “Out of the Darkness”. Tony talks about the process making the album and losing his longtime friend and bandmate John Spinks. We talk about The Outfield’s iconic song, “Your Love”, and its lasting appeal.

Steve Cooper talks with singer/songwriter Tony Lewis. Tony is best known as co-founder of The Outfield. Together with John Spinks, the two took the 80s by storm with their infectious pop songs, including Your Love, All the Love and Say it isn’t So. Their debut album, Play Deep, was issued in 1985, and would go on to reach triple platinum sales status and the Top 10 in the US  album charts.  Your Love peaked at No. 6 and is still featured in a number of compilation albums, commercials, and has been covered or remixed over 1,000 times by other artists. After the success of the first album, The Outfield went on to record many more albums with various drummers. Tony recently released his solo album Out of the Darkness and performed on the Retro Futura tour.

Today's Bombshell (Bombshell Radio) Bombshell RadioToday 2pm-3pm EST 11pm-12pm PDT 7pm-8pm BST bombshellradio.comhttps://tunein.com/radio/Bombshell-Radio-s2574stereoembersmagazine.comAlex Green Interview w/ Tony Lewis#StereoEmbers #podcast #RadioShow #AlexGreen #Alternative #NewMusic #Nowplaying #BombshellRadio#TheOutfield #TonyLewis“Tony Lewis Is Always On Time”He sure is. The former Outfield frontman tells Alex that he andhis bandmate John Spinks were always known for being punctualand he’s continuing that tradition. But, he confesses, away fromhis musical life, he’s rarely on time ever. In this interview Lewistalks about his new solo album Out Of The Darkness, the deathof his musical partner Spinks and the joys of being a grandfather.He also tells Alex what his personal favorite track is on his newalbum and how he was influenced by Paul McCartney.

“Tony Lewis Is Always On Time” He sure is. The former Outfield frontman tells Alex that he and his bandmate John Spinks were always known for being punctual and he’s continuing that tradition. But, he confesses, away from his musical life, he’s rarely on time ever. In this interview Lewis talks about his new solo album Out Of The Darkness, the death of his musical partner Spinks and the joys of being a grandfather. He also tells Alex what his personal favorite track is on his new album and how he was influenced by Paul McCartney.

Britain's The Outfield broke out in a big way in 1985 when their debut album Play Deep sold three million units and scored hits as enduring as "Your Love" and "Say It Isn't So". While subsequent albums didn't sell as much, their place as pop/rock craftsmen was cemented forever. They tapered off in the 90s, but never really went away, even releasing two of their strongest albums in 2006 and 2011. Unfortunately, guitarist and song-writer John Spinks died in 2014 of liver cancer leaving lead singer Tony Lewis to do some serious soul searching. The result is Tony's decision to reluctantly carry on as a solo artist, releasing his first solo album Out of the Darkness on 6/29. Here we talk about how he finally decided to keep going and his former band's wild ride. John Spinks will always be missed, but we still have Tony's voice and a near perfect legacy to enjoy.   https://www.tonylewismusic.com/

Our guests today are Maury Rubin (City Bakery), Matt Wang (Plate & Flame), and John Spinks (a drama and English teacher turned visual artist). We're talking about everything from hot chocolate and cookies – to James Joyce's Ulysses and Bloomsday – to why Detroit is the next frontier for bakers and restaurateurs.

This week on the podcast, John Spinks gives us the lowdown on the latest SnapCenter release, SnapCenter 2.0. Join us as we talk about all the new changes and feature additions!

La Bóveda Universal te trae este gran tema que seguro no recordabas...El trío conformado por: Tony Lewis, John Spinks y Alan Jackman.

La Bóveda Universal te trae este gran tema que seguro no recordabas...El trío conformado por: Tony Lewis, John Spinks y Alan Jackman.

This week, John Spinks (@jbspinks), aka Mr. SnapCenter, joins us in the studio to discuss the new features in SnapCenter 1.1. We talk about backups, restores, and Oracle, as well as Justin’s visit to Storage Field Day at NetApp headquarters.

NetApp Insight 2015 was a massive success, and certainly one of the many highlights was Dave Hitz, NetApp’s Founder and Executive Vice President, and Joe CaraDonna, Senior Technical Director, announcing that SnapMirror will now not only run in AltaVault, but will soon run across NetApp’s entire product line. This week, the gang is joined by data protection experts, Rachel Dines, John Spinks and Michael Cade, to discuss what “SnapMirror to Everything” means for the future of data protection and how it impacts NetApp’s vision of a Data Fabric. Also Pete Flecha has a major announcement you won’t want to miss!

This week we sit down with NetApp’s John Spinks, Technical Marketing Engineer, to talk about SnapCenter. SnapCenter is the next generation of our SnapManager and SnapCreator technology, and is the first step in NetApp’s centralized data protection software vision. SnapCenter provides protection that works across the entire data fabric as applications move back and forth, in and out of the cloud.