Podcast appearances and mentions of joni mitchel

The Interview begins at 4:49. To follow Tim and his music visit his website - www.timeaston.com. To learn more about the Hall of Fame visit - www.farhof.org. 

Frida Ånnevik er kjent for sin superhit med Chris Holsten, folkekjære tolkninger av Alf Prøysen og Joni Mitchel, og ikke minst sin egen prisvinnende musikk med norskspråklige, konfronterende men jordnære tekster om det store i det lille, skeiv kjærlighet og mørke tanker. Hamars stolthet Frida Ånnevik kommer rett fra sine konserter i operaen for å prate med meg om sitt sjette album “VI”. En moderne representant for den alltid så kampklare visesjangeren. For hvisking er det nye roping, og hypen rund dagbokformatet i sangtekster mener hun er noe oppskrytt. Hvordan er det egentlig å ha nylig fylt operaen to ganger?  Av og med Einar Stray for Kontekst.  Foto av Jonathan Vivaas Kise.

Pogovor z basistom Erikom Čeboklijem pred koncertom z Big Bandom RTV Slovenija, ki je posvečen slovitemu basistu Jacu Pastoriusu. Pastorius je bil izredno virtuozen glasbenik, ki je ob svojih avtorskih projektih med drugim sodeloval s kitaristom Patom Matheneyjem in pevko Joni Mitchel, najbolj pa ga verjetno poznamo iz zasedbe Weather Report. Koncert je na sporedu v četrtek, 7. decembra, v Siti teatru v Ljubljani. Solist bo basist Erik Čebokli, orkester pa bo vodil Sigi Feigl.

The grandfather of Rock & Roll Productions that was the master of ceremonies for Woodstock, oversaw the Newport Folk Festival and has a resume full of iconic artists joins the show. What he designed as a youngster that McCormick purchased and how the first Wednesday of each month in 1954 became his escape and introduced him to numerous plays on Broadway. Bob Dylan wrote songs in his apartment!Hear about Village Gate, Newport Folk Festival, Newport Jazz at same time toured with many named artists..Oh and then there is Sam Shepard! The Rolling stones in 1966 along with the music festivals at Monterey, Philadelphia, & Miami that saw the likes of Jimi Hendrix, The Who, Janis Joplin, Judy Garland, Pink Floyd, Fleetwood Mac, and many others!In 1969, there was WOODSTOCK! He was the lightning designer who became the emcee. Hear stories about this iconic festival that includes his famous, “Don't take the brown acid” speech. Crosby, Stills, Nash and Joni Mitchel at Greek Theatre, Eric Clapton's Derek & the Dominos premiere, and The Rolling Stones free concert with the Hells Angels. His relationship with Paul Anka in Vegas, and dealing with Yoko Ono for a John Lennon concert, handling the lighting for Elvis in Hawaii in 1973. He received a Tony Award Nomination for lightning design of the Rocky Horror Picture Show! Zaire Festival with James Brown during the “Rumble in the Jungle.” How his license plates caused Bette Midler to drive into his car! Then there was the Beach Boys Stadium Tour and let's not forget the 1984 Olympics! And this is just a snippet of his career! Chip Monck Links:Website: https://www.chipmonck.com/Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chip_MonckChip Monck Stage Announcements @ Woodstock: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBysxN5ry-8 Before the Lights Link:Become a BTL Member: https://www.beforethelightspod.com/supportBefore the Lights Website: https://www.beforethelightspod.com/Get Tommy a Glass of Vino: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/beforethelightsPlease Rate & Review the show!Support the showFollow the show on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beforethelightspodcast/Follow the show on Face Book: https://www.facebook.com/beforethelightspodcast/Follow the show on Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@beforethelightspodcast?lang=enFollow Tommy on Face Book: https://www.facebook.com/tcanale3Rate & Review: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/before-the-lights/id1501245041Email the host: beforethelightspod@gmail.com

Wayne Shorter has long been considered one of the greatest modern composers and musicians of American music. His career reads like a Who's Who of the genre, starting with Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers, then the Miles Davis Quintet, followed by solo fame and the founding of fusion super group Weather Report. His collaborations extend beyond jazz greats such as Herbie Hancock and Ron Carter to include Carlos Santana, Joni Mitchel, Milton Nascimento and Steely Dan, just to name a few.  In Wayne Shorter: Zero Gravity, acclaimed producer and director Dorsay Alavi moves beyond typical music doc territory to capture the essence of the man who touched so many lives, including her own. As Shorter's long-time friend and music-video collaborator, Dorsay paints an intimate portrait and cinematic ode to a truly American visionary, innovator and icon.  Wayne Shorter: Zero Gravity is a three-part docu-series streaming on Amazon Prime from August 25th 2023, which would have been Shorter's 90th birthday.  Watch the episode at https://factualamerica.com "There's so many layers to Wayne, but I would say mostly, he's a very, very principled person. And I believe that he has always been very authentic and true to what he has always done on an artistic level, [and] in life as well." - Dorsay Alavi

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Publicado originalmente em novembro de 2021. Em janeiro de 1970,  Antonio Peticov, artista plástico, hippie e co-fundador da banda Os Mutantes  foi preso no apartamento dele, em São Paulo. A acusação? Tráfico de drogas. A droga? Uma substância psicodélica ainda rara no Brasil chamada dietilamida do ácido lisérgico ou LSD. A partir daí, a história se desenrolou num enredo surreal que envolveu sessões de pau-de-arara nos porões da ditadura, agentes do FBI, uma temporada no Carandiru. e um passeio pela contracultura hippie, na companhia de figuras como Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil, Os Mutantes e muito mais… – Colabore com a Rádio Escafandro e receba recompensas. ⁠Clique aqui.⁠ ***** Episódio relacionado ⁠49: Conspirações psicodélicas em busca de cérebros livres⁠ Mergulhe mais fundo ⁠A história social do LSD  (link para compra)⁠ Camaradas Caretas: Drogas e Esquerda no Brasil (link para compra) Entrevistados do episódio ⁠Júlio Delmanto⁠ Jornalista, historiador, autor de História Social do LSD no Brasil (Elefante, 2020); e Camaradas Caretas (Alameda Editorial, 2015). ⁠Antonio Peticov⁠ Pintor, desenhista, escultor e gravurista. Ficha técnica Concepção, produção, roteiro, apresentação, sonorização e edição: ⁠Tomás Chiaverini⁠ Locução adicional: ⁠Dario Chiaverini.⁠ Trilha sonora tema: ⁠Paulo Gama⁠ Mixagem: ⁠Vitor Coroa⁠ Design das capas: ⁠Cláudia Furnari⁠ Trilha incidental: Blue Dots. Trilha adicional:  Caetano Veloso, Joni Mitchel, Os seis, os Mutantes, Gilberto Gil, e Beatles.

Hoje vamos falar desse trio de trovadores contraculturais, falamos do disco "Crosby Stills and Nash" de 1969, ainda sem o Young, que entraria logo depois para gravar o disco "Deja vu" e compor a formação como quarteto, não mais trio. "Deja vu" é um disco também estupendo e Neil Young talvez seja o mais completo e denso entre os quatro artistas, mas o podcaster ainda acha esse disco do trio superior. Pena afiada dos três. Por exemplo, David Crosby na psicodélica "Guinnevere”, faixa em que a caneta de Crosby nos arremessa a uma poesia de amor e liberdade e mistério, colocando o libelo libertário, existencial e contracultural de Dylan em "Like a rolling stone" outros ingredientes. Crosby inseria nessa liberdade em se perder e nessa alta carga existencial e beatnik dos anos 60 do eu lírico dylanesco um certo enigma alegórico em forma de mulher. Guinnevere é a famosa mulher dividida entre Lancelot e Rei Arthur, mas segundo uma entrevista era para Crosby outras duas: Joni Mitchel ou possivelmente uma namorada de Crosby da época ou uma terceira mulher que ele não revelou. Mas de todo jeito parece uma porta, um caminho que se segue sem que se saiba onde seus passos o levam, que se abre ao horizonte incógnito e insondável. A recusa à forma de vida dominado pelo status quo americano e sua luta beligerante representada nos horrores da guerra do Vietnã era uma força motriz para esses rapazes doidões em seus baseados e LSDs e de tudo um pouco foi rolando ao longo da carreira de todos.Stephen Stills arrasa no blues groovesado, psicodélico e um tico jazzy de “Wooden Ships”. Na letra a gente consegue bem entender o momento, a guerra do Vietnã, a aflição que envolvia a cena contrcultural para além da utopia, e compreendemos também a própria utopia hippie. Não é por acaso que Crosby, Nash, Young e Stills fizeram campanha para Bernie Sanders. "Helplessly hoping", de Stephen Stills, exala graciosidade e lirismo hippie; "Lady of the island", de Graham Nash, é uma faixa belíssima e densa também, o disco inteiro é uma obra-prima. Toda a mistura e alquimia musical desse folk rock que pavimenta um caminho para o soft rock – de quebra para o Adult Contemporary –, Steely Dan, Doobie Borthers e toda uma geração dos anos 70 que foi influenciada pelo CSN (alguns dizem que até o rock progressivo). Sobre o rock progressivo não sei, talvez na complexidade ousada das quebras rítmicas e viradas em "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes".O que todos nós lamentamos é que esses ícones da cena flower power não eram muito amorosos uns com os outros. Pegaram a fama de hippies brigões, que abusavam de todas as drogas full time e disputavam holofotes em brigas de ego. E o trio se desmantelou. Na verdade se desmantelou já como quarteto, embora a formação de trio tenha tido uma bela volta em 1977 no clássico disco intitulado "CSN", conhecido como “o disco do barco” por causa da capa. Mas mesmo assim, que brisa deliciosa esse álbum, que trip boa!Bora dar o play! E segue o @umpaposobresom no Instagram!MúsicasGuinnevereWooden shipsSegue a gente lá no insta: @umpaposobresom Produção: Baioque ConteúdoRoteiro e apresentação: Pedro SchwarczDireção: Newman CostaEdição: Felipe CaldoRedação: Luiz Fujita e Paulo BorgiaArte: CRIO.LAH

Andy und Marty plaudern aus dem Nähkästchen: Was ist ihnen schon alles Schlimmes beim Radio passiert? Und was haben Kollegen für schlimme Dinge getan? Es kommt einiges zusammen. Ansonsten reden die beiden in der neuen Eoisode von "Pop nach 8", dem Pop-Podcast aus Berlin, über Joni Mitchel, über Tokio Hotel, über Dopplereffekt und Steffi vom Berghain, über Peter Hein und viele andere. Übrigens: Oi! Punk ist auch wieder da!

    As we are getting closer to the end of the year I figured it was time for some quiet indie tunes from 2022.  This collection goes from the slow pop of Monica Martin to the ambient vocals of Brian Eno to the simple folk sound of Phosphorescent to a Joni Mitchel cover. My favorite track is "This Is How It Works" by Angel Olsen. It will probably be in my top three songs of the year. Enjoy these vocal tunes, I'll get back to ambient soon. Cheers!   T R A C K L I S T : 00:00    David Byrne And Yo La Tengo - Who Has Seen The Wind 02:42    Monica Martin - Go Easy, Kid 06:37    The Smile - Open the Floodgates 10:44    Kevin Morby - Stop Before I Cry 15:33    Shearwater - Aqaba 20:30    Angel Olsen - This Is How It Works 26:42    Courtney Marie Andrews - These Are The Good Old Days 29:11    Peter Gabriel - Here It Is 34:10    Brian Eno - There Were Bells 38:34    Flock Of Dimes - Amelia 44:16    Big Thief - Change 49:04    Mamak Khadem - Dead and Alive 54:14    Phosphorescent - Meridian, MS 56:27    end  

On this week’s show CHris and Aaron talk about: Back to school, Pink Sauce, Wifi, Judas Priest, 90's Music, DEA holds ban on psychedelics, Joni Mitchel, CNN story on cannabis addiction, cannabis bill hits the floor, recreational cannabis in Detroit, and Washington state to remove term “Marijuana”. Please follow us on Twitter @TheWeedsmen420, Instagram @TheWeedsmenPotcast,... The post Wireless Fish? first appeared on Christopher Media.

Link to Joni Mitchel video discussed during Inquiry https://youtu.be/4aqGjaFDTx

Un programa de música para gente que le gusta la música Ep3. Tercera vía. Andrés Hayes, Joni Mitchel, Frank S, Willy C, Gregory Porter, Caetano Veloso, Roxana Amed, y màs, más y màs. Conduce Cintia Rodil. Musicalizan Cintia y Agustín Dellagiovanna. Edita Diego Carrera.

Yaz is a musician and a songwriter who has an undisputable dedication and drive. He has gone from playing 4 shows a week at student pubs in London to playing the big stage where the likes of Joni Mitchel and Bob Dylan have performed. Join us to dive deep into his mindset and how he is going forward on his journey. Instagram https://www.instagram.com/theshayanshow/

We're Back! My Special Co-Hosts are: - Adam Phillips, Founder/Music Director of Folk Orchestra Santa Barbara - Vocals, Gaita Galega, Scottish smallpipes, whistles, acoustic - Mike Rogers is a Director, Producer, and Radio Host. In 2006, he became the first foreigner in Japanese history to hold a senior position at a major Japanese broadcasting station, when he was appointed as a program director, then general manager at TV Tokyo's InterFM channel. He just interviewed Janet Jackson! We premiere Kailee Spark's NEW SINGLE "Restless!" THE SIXTIES IS NOW ON SALE - JUNE 11TH AND 12TH! Come and listen to some of your favorite tunes from one of the most epic decades. Enjoy music from the Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, Joni Mitchel, Pete Seeger, Bob Dylan, The Moody Blues, The Turtles, and more! CASA DE LA GUERRA - SATURDAY, JUNE 11 AT 5:30PM OUTDOORS EL PRESIDIO CHAPEL - SUNDAY, JUNE 12 AT 4PM On Facebook, Instagram at: @folkorchestrasb folkorchestrasb.com Check out Anne Heche & Heather Duffy Boylston https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/better-together-w-anne-heche-and-heather-duffy Check out our friend Anne Heche and Heather Duffy Boylston's podcast - "better Together with Anne & Heather!" Season 2 is out now and Anne & Heather have got an incredible lineup including podcast legend Adam Carolla, entrepreneur and podcaster Lisa Bilyeu, psychic Healer Frank Paris, host of the PRIDE podcast Levi Chambers, author of Unstoppable in Stilettos Lauren Rutolo, and so many more! Find anywhere you listen to podcasts! New episodes drop every Thursday! The new Finch & Fork at the Kimpton Canary Hotel is open! We talk to Director of Food & Beverage Tim Thomas! FINCH & FORK REOPENS IN DOWNTOWN SANTA BARBARA Kimpton Canary Hotel Unveils Reimagination of Iconic Local Restaurant With Exquisite New Space, Concept and Menus By Executive Chef Craig Riker Located within the Kimpton Canary Hotel in downtown Santa Barbara, the reopening marks a new era in the evolution of the iconic restaurant, which originally opened in April 2013. Finch & Fork offers indoor seating for 122 bar and lounge seating for 51, with daily specials and curated wine experiences, and also offers full event buyouts Sunday-Thursday. Finch & Fork is located within Kimpton Canary Hotel in downtown Santa Barbara at 31 West Carrillo Street. For more information and to make reservations, please visit www.FinchandForkRestaurant.com.

Ryan delves into the latest news cycle, talks about "reasonable" vaxcine advice, & what we know so far. With the news of Neil Young & Joni Mitchel pulling their music from Spotify over Joe Rogan's "misinformation," Ryan talks about another possibile reason for the move. Did you know neither Neil Young nor Joni Mitchel own their musical catalog? If htey don't own it, then who made the decision to pull the music & WHY??

This is #2 Monday Madness episodes, and this is a jam packed episode number 7. Continuing my thread of Radicalization and radicalized individuals, through this season. I begin with Joe Rogan, Neil young, Joni Mitchel and my continuing campaign to champion Liberal podcasts to be first and foremost on podcast platforms. I then go into my adopted father's Military service in Canada as a veteran, and the Canadian Trucker Convoy and the incidents at a Homeless Shelter in Ottowa, I take on disinformation on the Covid Front, and the Fright Wing and whites supremacists. I discuss the case of Merryman, a man who was arrested for threatening President Biden's life, and a closure of a Butterfly sanctuary because of crazy conspiracy theorists. I discuss two nurses who were caught selling Vaccination cards, and the warning of potential unrest during the upcoming voting cycle.  I discuss the Ukraine Resistance movement, Putin and the current situation, and I also go over some good news in the headlines. All sources are given proper attribution. Almost 1 1/2 hours long. Please download to support liberal Podcasts! #SupportLiberalPodcasts on twitter.Breaking news intro

Em janeiro de 1970,  Antonio Peticov, artista plástico, hippie e co-fundador da banda Os Mutantes  foi preso no apartamento dele, em São Paulo. A acusação? Tráfico de drogas. A droga? Uma substância psicodélica ainda rara no Brasil chamada dietilamida do ácido lisérgico ou LSD.A partir daí, a história se desenrolou num enredo surreal que envolveu sessões de pau-de-arara nos porões da ditadura, agentes do FBI, uma temporada no Carandiru. e um passeio pela contracultura hippie, na companhia de figuras como Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil, Os Mutantes e muito mais...– Colabore com a Rádio Escafandro e receba recompensas.Clique aqui.*****Episódio relacionado49: Conspirações psicodélicas em busca de cérebros livresMergulhe mais fundoA história social do LSD  (link para compra)Camaradas Caretas: Drogas e Esquerda no Brasil (link para compra)Entrevistados do episódioJúlio DelmantoJornalista, historiador, autor de História Social do LSD no Brasil (Elefante, 2020); e Camaradas Caretas (Alameda Editorial, 2015).Antonio PeticovPintor, desenhista, escultor e gravurista.Ficha técnicaConcepção, produção, roteiro, apresentação, sonorização e edição: Tomás ChiaveriniLocução adicional: Dario Chiaverini.Trilha sonora tema: Paulo GamaMixagem: Vitor CoroaDesign das capas: Cláudia FurnariTrilha incidental: Blue Dots.Trilha adicional:  Caetano Veloso, Joni Mitchel, Os seis, os Mutantes, Gilberto Gil, e Beatles.  

Em janeiro de 1970,  Antonio Peticov, artista plástico, hippie e co-fundador da banda Os Mutantes  foi preso no apartamento dele, em São Paulo. A acusação? Tráfico de drogas. A droga? Uma substância psicodélica ainda rara no Brasil chamada dietilamida do ácido lisérgico ou LSD. A partir daí, a história se desenrolou num enredo surreal que envolveu sessões de pau-de-arara nos porões da ditadura, agentes do FBI, uma temporada no Carandiru. e um passeio pela contracultura hippie, na companhia de figuras como Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil, Os Mutantes e muito mais... – Colabore com a Rádio Escafandro e receba recompensas. Clique aqui. ***** Episódio relacionado 49: Conspirações psicodélicas em busca de cérebros livres Mergulhe mais fundo A história social do LSD  (link para compra) Camaradas Caretas: Drogas e Esquerda no Brasil (link para compra) Entrevistados do episódio Júlio Delmanto Jornalista, historiador, autor de História Social do LSD no Brasil (Elefante, 2020); e Camaradas Caretas (Alameda Editorial, 2015). Antonio Peticov Pintor, desenhista, escultor e gravurista. Ficha técnica Concepção, produção, roteiro, apresentação, sonorização e edição: Tomás Chiaverini Locução adicional: Dario Chiaverini. Trilha sonora tema: Paulo Gama Mixagem: Vitor Coroa Design das capas: Cláudia Furnari Trilha incidental: Blue Dots. Trilha adicional:  Caetano Veloso, Joni Mitchel, Os seis, os Mutantes, Gilberto Gil, e Beatles.    

Great time taking with Mitch Stewart of Vagabond Crowe about song inspirations, life changes, band changes, mood changes, spare change, and the return of the wildly popular guess the lyric contest.   Click here for easy streaming or download -    https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/693mt8/Ep_127_Vagabond_Crowe6lhs0.mp3   Places to listen Apple Podcasts/iTunes   Pandora   Audible/Amazon  iHeart Radio    Stitcher    Spotify   Google Podcasts Listen to and follow Vagabond Crowe at these places www.Instagram.com/vagabondcrowemusic  https://m.facebook.com/vagabondcrowemusic/?ref=bookmarks  https://open.spotify.com/artist/49glKT6X7OhbiD0iIvCqng?si=9lk90oLvSICAj7P_MmnfGw https://vagabondcrowe.bandcamp.com/   Thanks to Kate in the Attic for the closing song! https://www.instagram.com/attickatie https://www.facebook.com/attickatie/   Subscribe to the podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wnc-original-music/id1378776313 https://www.iheart.com/podcast/wnc-original-music-31067964/ https://gopod.me/wncom   Follow on Social Media https://www.facebook.com/wncoriginalmusic https://www.wncoriginalmusic.com https://www.instagram.com/wnc_original_music/   All music used by permission   Founded in 2018, Vagabond Crowe quickly became one of the premiere bands on the Alternative Americana/Folk scene. The band premiered with an original catalogue of fresh, folky and soulful music.  After releasing their debut EP in the fall of 2019, Vagabond Crowe began performing shows in North and South Carolina, and became known as a local band on the rise. After playing together for two years the band took a break from the stage and lead singer, Mitch Stewart, went back into the studio to create and craft a set of new songs that are set to be released as singles during 2021 and beyond. After a year away from the stage Vagabond Crowe is in the process of creating something new and true to what the heartbeat of the music is, as 2021 is a time for the stage to be set for a new era of Vagabond Crowe. Accomplishments So Far: Winner of The Rise Guys Brutally Honest Music Review Featured on WNC Original Music Podcast and Picks & Bones Podcast Featured on WNCW Local Color and 98.1 The River's Homegrown Segment Featured in Bold Life Magazine, WNC Mountain Xpress, The Spartanburg Herald Journal, and The Music Advocate Performed throughout WNC and SC Upstate - Including The Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium (Second Stage), Isis Music Hall Lounge (Album Release), Delaney's Irish Pub, RJ Rockers, Gottrocks, The Melting Pot Music Festival, The Grey Eagle(porch series), Isis Music Hall (opening for Mike Mains & The Branches), Dry Falls Brewing, New Groove Artisan Brewery, Appalachian Coffee Co, Black Bear Coffee, Guidon Brewing Company and more   Katie in the Attic is an indie-folk/ indie-pop singer-songwriter based in Angus, Scotland. She plays piano & viola, as well as touching on a few other instruments. With a variety of genres influencing her music, folk strongly resonates through her songs, inspired by artists such as John Martyn, Nick Drake, Eva Cassidy, and Damien Rice to name a few. Growing up, she played across the Orkney Islands, where she was involved widely in the music scene. Usually found next to her piano, Katie pours her heart and soul into her song-writing. Listeners have likened her unique voice to Joni Mitchel. The whole writing process is very personal, as she re-lives emotions and experiences from throughout her life. Songs tend to channel their way out naturally when she has something to process – and they play an important part in telling her story. Highlights for Katie in the Attic include playing her own set as part of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. In recent months, Katie was discovered online by a BBC radio presenter, and has taken part in interviews and performances on their own live lockdown show ‘ChannelZee'.     “Katie has a unique and beautiful voice, and a fantastic skill range. Her songs are a treat to listen to.”  The Stag Acoustic Live Lounge.   “Katie is a talented and ambitious performer, with an incredible vocal range” Richard Latto – BBC Radio Solent

Even since I heard in my teens the works of female singer-songwriters such as Dory Previn, Joni Mitchel and Carole King, female artists have been central to my love of music. In 1994, while doing a weekly interview slot for The Irish Times, for which I got to interview Dory, Joni, Alanis and Melissa, I did a piece on radio about such artists. 

For episode 7 we chat with singer-songwriter RALPH about songwriting, her new record label, and some of her favourite music. Featured songs: Love potion - Ralph  Waiting in vain - Bob Marley  Weird - Hansen  Slip into your skin - Patrick Watson  Case of you - Joni Mitchel  Can I kick it - A Tribe Called Quest Tommy - Ralph 

Woodstock, The Doors, The Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton, Joni Mitchel, Mama Cass, Crosby Stills & Nash, Neil Young, the Eagles, Brian Williams...Name a famous musician from the last 40 years, and there is a distinct possibility that Henry Diltz has photographed them!

Especial de Patricia del Río con el investigador literario Luis Rodríguez Pastor; y con la poeta Victoria Guerrero, quien comenta sobre la profundidad del mensaje de la poeta estadounidense Louise Glück, recientemente galardonada con el Premio Nobel de Literatura 2020 que otorga la Academia Sueca. Por su parte, el periodista Víctor Reyes comenta las películas cuya trama ha sido adaptada de los libros más exitosos de los Nobel; mientras que el librero y crítico literario, Julio Zavala, nos aproxima a una variada lectura relacionada con esta temática. Escucharemos, además, los episodios más importantes de los discursos emitidos durante la entrega del Premio Nobel a los escritores Gabriel García Márquez, Pablo Neruda, Octavio Paz y Mario Vargas Llosa. Los temas que visten el programa son ‘Mozart string Quartet N° 15 in D Minor', de Nicolaus Harnoncourt; ‘California', de Joni Mitchel; ‘Here we go again', con Ray Charles y Norah Jones; ‘Cinema Paradiso', de Enio Morricone

Especial de Patricia del Río con el investigador literario Luis Rodríguez Pastor; y con la poeta Victoria Guerrero, quien comenta sobre la profundidad del mensaje de la poeta estadounidense Louise Glück, recientemente galardonada con el Premio Nobel de Literatura 2020 que otorga la Academia Sueca. Por su parte, el periodista Víctor Reyes comenta las películas cuya trama ha sido adaptada de los libros más exitosos de los Nobel; mientras que el librero y crítico literario, Julio Zavala, nos aproxima a una variada lectura relacionada con esta temática. Escucharemos, además, los episodios más importantes de los discursos emitidos durante la entrega del Premio Nobel a los escritores Gabriel García Márquez, Pablo Neruda, Octavio Paz y Mario Vargas Llosa. Los temas que visten el programa son ‘Mozart string Quartet N° 15 in D Minor', de Nicolaus Harnoncourt; ‘California', de Joni Mitchel; ‘Here we go again', con Ray Charles y Norah Jones; ‘Cinema Paradiso', de Enio Morricone

Segunda entrega de las 25 canciones indispensables de la historia del folk, según la última encuesta realizada por Folk Alley, toda una referencia para el estilo. Eso nos permite reencontrarnos con algunos de los pioneros que hicieron posible el desarrollo de la música popular y lograron que las audiencias se fueran ampliando, que aquellos sonidos de marcadas raíces sonoras salieran de los pequeños y selectos reductos de sus comienzos y alcanzaran, incluso, los primeros puestos de las listas de éxitos, algo que parecía impensable. Músicos como Pete Seeger, Gordon Lightfoot, Joni Mitchel, The Kington Trio o Bob Dylan, entre otros, marcaron aquellas sendas que tuvieron en Woody Guthrie a su gran referente. "This Land Is Your Land", creada por el músico de Oklahoma como respuesta de "God Bless America" de Irvin Berline, que era demasiado complaciente y muy poco realista, ha sido elegida como por Folk Alley como la más representativa de la historia del folk. Escuchar audio

Singer & Songwriter from the North East, UK “The up and coming apple of the British music industry's eye”Elmore Magazine, USA Displaying an incredible vocal range with a distinctive all-round style, which can effortlessly leap from earthy and soulful raw emotion to soaring and ethereal angelic tones, Hayley has been likened to Eva Cassidy, Joni Mitchel, LeAnn Rimes and Kate Bush.An accomplished and insightful songwriter, who effortlessly captures deep emotional sentiment with moving sincerity, she has co-written with twice Grammy-nominated songwriter Jan Buckingham (Whitney Houston) in Nashville, performed in Bob Harris's home studio for his Under the Apple Tree sessions, and supported such major acts as Tom Jones, Albert Lee, Scouting for Girls, Martha Reeves and Hazel O'Connor.Hayley is releasing new material this year, and is especially looking forward to performing at C2C: Country-to-Country at the O2 Arena in London and Glastonbury when they return in 2021.One of her upcoming songs has just been shortlisted out of 18,000 entrants in the International Song writing Competition.Hayley's original songs are heard by millions worldwide in Café Nero stores, she sang on the soundtrack for Harrigan starring Steven Tomkinson, she performed at Sunday For Sammy at Newcastle City Hall, and she has acted and sung on educational films for schools nationwideShe is also a Prince's Trust ambassador and performs at numerous charity events. Her songs have been championed by Paul Sexton (BBC Radio 2 presenter & journalist) with airplays on Emirate's flights.Hayley's songs have also garnered strong support on BBC Introducing, receiving accolades for ‘Track of the Week' on many occasions on BBC Radio Tees.A few years ago, Hayley won a national competition, the funds from which enabled her to study at BIMM (Brighton) and Access to Music in London amongst her peer Jess Glynne. Since then, Hayley has appeared at major festivals including Glastonbury, Cornbury, Latitude, Lindisfarne, Willowman, Northumberland Live, The Sage Americana Festival and Hardwick Live.The funds Hayley won in a national competition a few years ago enabled her to study at BIMM (Brighton) and Access to Music in London, where she counted pop star Jess Glynne among her peers.She has also performed her original songs to audiences numbering hundreds of thousands on RTE, Ireland's biggest daytime TV show, and on STV Scottish TV. Some of her music videos have also been played on Keep it Country TV.Hayley is currently recording new material for release in 2020, heralded by her hauntingly-beautiful cover of Elton John's Rocket Man, which sees Hayley pushing forward creatively and breaking new ground with a growing confidence and maturity. She is currently co writing with award winning Bill DiLuigi, Phil Caffrey and Hattie Murdoch.

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5 Self-employed Glasgow musicians shooting the breeze on lockdown. Episode 19: Tommy Mcguire is a Scottish music artist who has shared the bill with Kyle Falconer of the view, Gerry Cinnamon and Jake Bugg. Featuring as Glasgow's ‘First Bus Busker' in 2018 his single ‘Smile' reached number 7 in the iTunes Scottish singles chart this year. We talk to Tommy about songwriting, his technique, online music distribution, the lockdown, musical influences, gigging and how the lockdown is going for musicians & venues. This week's episode is sponsored by Franco's Fish & Chip Shop of Newmains (01698 386965) https://www.facebook.com/newmains.pizza CARBON COPY WEDDING BAND www.carboncopymusic.band TOMMY MCGUIRE https://www.tommymcguire.co.uk/ https://www.facebook.com/Tommymcguiremusic @tommymcguiremusic TOMMY'S SINGLE ‘SMILE' Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/1ntSSHFOZJocsBwSkPgh56... iTunes: https://music.apple.com/gb/album/smile-single/1536997526 TIMESTAMPS 00:00:00 Coming up… 00:00:35 Intro 00:04:34 Questions for Tommy 00:47:56 Would You Rather? 01:06:13 Banger or Saint? 01:21:17 Smile by Tommy McGuire 01:24:31 Ad 01:25:29 Thanks! 01:26:42 Outro TAGS: Lockdown, Venues in trouble, Song Writing techniques, Billy Joel, Paolo Nutini, Music Streaming, Gerry Cinnamon, Live Stream gigs, Scottish Football Team, Lyrics v Music, Drunken punters, Outdoor gigs, Banger or Saint?, Chris Martin, Gary Barlow, Joni Mitchel,

Asia Pacific Today & Who’s Who Speaks showcases special guests from music, cinema, visual arts, literature and performance. Marc Jordan, American-born Canadian singer-songwriter, record producer, session musician, and actor features on Who's Who Speaks.Marc was born in Brooklyn, NY, son of singer Charles Jordan, and grew up in Toronto, Canada. Jordan’s music career really took off in 1978 when he was signed to Warner Music in Los Angeles and began writing songs for and with the likes of Diana Ross, Chicago, Kansas, Manhattan Transfer, Kenny Loggins, Bette Midler, Natalie Cole, Olivia Newton John, Joe Cocker, Bonnie Raitt, Josh Groban, Cher and Rod Stewart, including the world wide #1 hit “Rhythm of My Heart.” Jordan has won numerous ASCAP, JUNO, SOCAN and Smooth Jazz awards over the years.His songs have been on 35 million CDs and he has recorded 16 albums of his own material. In his forty plus year career he has been a hit solo artist (‘Marina Del Rey’, ‘Survival’), a sought-after songwriter, and in the last decade, he took up a paintbrush and became an amazing visual artist.With his most recent album release of Both Sides in April 2019, Jordan finally explored his love of the great American songbook by recording some of his favorite hits from the mid 20th century. Carefully crafted and recorded with the Prague Symphony, Jordan put his own modern spin on classics like “The Nearness of You” and “What Are You Doing For the Rest of Your Life”, along with Joni Mitchel's “Both Sides Now” and Lou Reid’s masterpiece “Walk on the Wild Side”. Regarding the album, Jeff Moses of WJMX Smooth Jazz Boston Global Radio praised, “Smooth vocals above perfect covers. Wow! This is a world-class masterpiece album.”Currently, Marc Jordan and his wife Amy Sky are spending more time writing and recording in Nashville, TN and plan to release a new album in 2020. Trends come and go, but for an artist of Marc’s breadth, marrying his talent with inspiration has never been an issue. There’s always been a project in the headlights for Jordan, ”My passion for music and for songwriting is deeper and more profound now than ever before in my life. And so, I go to my studio, put my headphones on every day, seven days a week, and I write.”

Nesta semana temos mais um episódio de recomendações! E hoje, o documentário sobre a vida e carreira de Jaco Pastorius, o autointitulado melhor baixista do mundo! O filme foi lançado em 2014 e conta com produção do também contrabaixista Robert Trujillo (Metallica) e narra a vida de Jaco desde a infância na Flórida, as primeiras bandas já tocando baixo, o sucesso a partir do lançamento do seu primeiro disco em 1976, que o colocou no centro das atenções do mundo da música. A passagem por grupos como Weather Report, as turnês e festivais internacionais, os trabalhos solo e acompanhando aristas como Joni Mitchel, tudo isso contado pelos próprios musicos, amigos, produtores e familiares. O filme tras imagens de época, várias delas do acervo pessoal da família, filmado em super 8, e entrevistas atuais com Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Peter Erskine, Alphonso Johson, Joni Mitchel e vários outros. A carreira breve, começa a virar a partir da década de 1980, Jaco com a saúde mental afetada, abuso de substâncias, um diagnóstico de transtorno bipolar. Em 1986 ele volta a morar na Flórida, onde no ano seguinte morre de forma violenta e trágica, deixando um legado que até hoje é lembrando e imbatível. O timbre característico, a maneira de acompanhamento, fraseado melódico, tudo isso revolucionou o instrumento que até então não tinha sido explorado nesse nível. Se Léo Fender inventou o instrumento, Jaco mostrou ao mundo como toca-lo. Rodrigo Marques https://www.instagram,com/rodrigojotam Muito Mais Baixo https://www.facebook.com/muitomaisbaixo https://anchor.fm/muitomaisbaixo

Our guest deejay is Hannah Peel. Until a few weeks ago I wasn't familiar with Hannah and had only become acquainted with her when I asked SOUNDWAVE guest deejay, Charles Hazlewood, who he knew personally that might be interested in sharing a mix on the show. Charles put me in contact with Portishead's Adrian Utley and Hannah Peel. Adrian's mix was lovely and Hannah's mix is no less so. On today's show Hannah will take you to some very surprising places and she begins her mix with a track from Joni Mitchel. So unexpected! You're in her capable hands so enjoy the journey. I know you're going to love today's show. As I said, I was unfamiliar with Hannah but I've been getting up to speed. And you should, too, because Hannah's music is also unexpected. Her songs can be delicate and achingly familiar. She''ll paint impressionistic music with swathes of sound but will also delight you with covers of pop songs from the ‘80s performed on music boxes. I catch myself singing Soft Cell's “Tainted Love” constantly thanks to Hannah. Join us again next week when our guest deejay will be Jonathan Ammons. Joni Mitchel “A Case of You” Darkstar “Blurred” Mort Garson “Music to Soothe the Savage Snakeplant” Nick Drake “River Man” Bobby Krlic “The House that Härga Built” Caroline Shaw “Plan & Elevation: IV. The Orangery” The Hermes Experiment “Uh Huh, Yeah” Julianna Barwick “Labyrinthine” --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soundwavemix/message

Usually I've got a good description of the people on the podcast. I can scribble something witty, poetic, elegant and the guest (typically) won't do a better job. Not in the case of Jem, who goes by the moniker of Rookling. Jem is such a poet, such a storyteller, his way written expression goes beyond anything this aging 31-year-old writer can muster. Having moved to Berlin in 2018, Jem has already gained quite the popularity and following in the local music scene. With a wonderful Joni Mitchel, Fleet Foxes, Leonard Cohen inspired blend of folk-rock tales, Jem is becoming quite the sought after talent. And despite the heavy lyrics, mature reflections and somewhat old-timer tales, he's only 23. (Age is only a number of course, but christ.) In this episode, Jem and I talk folk inspiration, keeping in touch with fans through tender letters, and what we won't miss about the music industry once things establish some kind of normal. (And to prove a point about storytelling and how good Jem is at it, I'm going to post his bio below as he wrote it. You'll agree it's much, much better than mine.) In the autumn of ’18, Rookling swapped the spires and hills of England for the Berlin underground.He stepped off the plane with a guitar, a suitcase, and a dream: to share his music with the world.The city sent him reeling. He escaped into his songbook and the solace of storytelling, evoking love, death, and landscapes strange and dear. All the while, the hearth-fire warmth of Fleet Foxes and Nick Drake were helping mould his harmonies.Each Rookling song blends the solemnity of an altar with the urgency of a church bell. The influence of the greats is unmistakeable: he channels the uncommon poetry of Joni Mitchell and Leonard Cohen, adding a more archaic thrill of his own. At a tender twenty-three, Rookling is a folk-prophet in the making.  

Delighted to welcome fantastic Singer-Songwriter Hayley McKay as my guest for Feeling Versonic Episode 005.  Displaying an incredible vocal range with a distinctive all-round style, which can effortlessly leap from earthy and soulful raw emotion to soaring and ethereal angelic tones, Hayley has been likened to Eva Cassidy, Joni Mitchel, LeAnn Rimes and Kate Bush. An accomplished and insightful songwriter, who effortlessly captures deep emotional sentiment with moving sincerity, she has co-written with twice Grammy-nominated songwriter Jan Buckingham (Whitney Houston) in Nashville, performed in Bob Harris's home studio for his Under the Apple Tree sessions, and supported major acts including Tom Jones, Albert Lee, Scouting for Girls, Martha Reeves and Hazel O'Connor. Hayley is releasing new material this year, and is especially looking forward to performing at C2C: Country-to-Country at the O2 Arena in London, at Glastonbury, and at The British Country Festival when they return in 2021. Her new single, Thinking About Last Night was released 3rd April, and has been getting great response particularly in Ireland and many country stations in the UK, and was recently voted in the top 10 Valley FM Indie charts in Australia and in the top 3 best new singles in Ireland. It has also gathered support on BBC Introducing, and reached No 1 in The Ignition Country Charts. Hayley has been artist of the week on various radio stations in the USA and the UK, and has had recent support with features in Country Line TV, BMCA, ISSA (International Songwriters Association), The Sage Gateshead, NE Volume, and NE Connected amongst others. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/stephen-connor2/message

Gracias a Martin Allegro por ponerme en contacto con Cynthia Placona para este episodio. Al escucharnos, sentirán la energía que fluye a través de la voz de Cynthia. Pareciera que estaba al frente de ella al platicar y hacer esta nota, como ella la llama, que no es nada corta. Cynthia tiene una voz magnifica e ideal para el blues y otras muchas canciones. Sus letras son las vivencias de una mujer con un Norte bien definido. Sus canciones románticas tienen un sentido de pertenencia inmensurable para aquella persona que se adentre a ella. Desde que comenzamos a textearnos y enviarnos mensajes de voz, antes de la grabación, ya mis sentidos me auguraban un episodio lleno de vivencias, detalles de mucho interés y que reflejan ese espíritu creador que cohabita en ella. Ella, con sus 1.58 metros de altura es esa genia creativa que les cautivará con su melodiosa voz al estilo de Joni Mitchel, Kim Carnes (una de mis tantos poliamores roqueros) y esa Janis Joplin que extrañamos. Las canciones en este episodio son: Yo te vi en Junin, Al mismo lugar y Sin volver atrás. Si quieren escuchar más de esta bluesera argentina, pueden chequear su canal en YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCy0sPFIDYQRvBeJQ3nXQM_w Las canciones aquí incluidas son de la autoría y/o interpretación de Cynthia Placoná y está prohibida la reproducción, total o parcial, de la misma sin la previa autorización de su autora. Para mis fieles audio escuchas, me pueden seguir en Twitter e Instagram como: Music2Flavors, en Facebook en https://www.facebook.com/Musicin2Flavors/, o en mi página del Internet www.musicin2flavors.com. Los invito a compartir este episodio con todas las personas en sus redes y si quieren ayudarme económicamente para mejorar el equipo de grabación y apoyar músicos, lo pueden hacer en mi cuenta de Patreon www.patreon.com/musicin2flavors. Una vez más gracias por conectarse y escuchar este y los episodios previos sobre músicos independientes, lutieres, musicólogos, entre otros. Si desean que entreviste a algún músico independiente, me pueden enviar un mensaje en la parte de comentarios de este episodio o en m i página en la Internet ya mencionada arriba. Todos los derechos de este episodio están reservados. El contenido de este episodio está protegido por las leyes de Propiedad Intelectual de EE UU (Copyright Act de 1976) Se prohíbe la reproducción de la misma mediante cualquier formato sin las autorizaciones o consentimiento de los autores de este episodio y la música El logo de Music in 2Flavors/Música en 2Sabores es una marca sin registrar™. Se prohíbe el uso, replica y distribución de la misma sin autorización de su titular al igual que parte o todo el contenido de este episodio.

Gracias a Martin Allegro por ponerme en contacto con Cynthia Placona para este episodio. Al escucharnos, sentirán la energía que fluye a través de la voz de Cynthia. Pareciera que estaba al frente de ella al platicar y hacer esta nota, como ella la llama, que no es nada corta. Cynthia tiene una voz magnifica e ideal para el blues y otras muchas canciones. Sus letras son las vivencias de una mujer con un Norte bien definido. Sus canciones románticas tienen un sentido de pertenencia inmensurable para aquella persona que se adentre a ella. Desde que comenzamos a textearnos y enviarnos mensajes de voz, antes de la grabación, ya mis sentidos me auguraban un episodio lleno de vivencias, detalles de mucho interés y que reflejan ese espíritu creador que cohabita en ella. Ella, con sus 1.58 metros de altura es esa genia creativa que les cautivará con su melodiosa voz al estilo de Joni Mitchel, Kim Carnes (una de mis tantos poliamores roqueros) y esa Janis Joplin que extrañamos. Las canciones en este episodio son: Yo te vi en Junin, Al mismo lugar y Sin volver atrás. Si quieren escuchar más de esta bluesera argentina, pueden chequear su canal en YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCy0sPFIDYQRvBeJQ3nXQM_w Las canciones aquí incluidas son de la autoría y/o interpretación de Cynthia Placoná y está prohibida la reproducción, total o parcial, de la misma sin la previa autorización de su autora. Para mis fieles audio escuchas, me pueden seguir en Twitter e Instagram como: Music2Flavors, en Facebook en https://www.facebook.com/Musicin2Flavors/, o en mi página del Internet www.musicin2flavors.com. Los invito a compartir este episodio con todas las personas en sus redes y si quieren ayudarme económicamente para mejorar el equipo de grabación y apoyar músicos, lo pueden hacer en mi cuenta de Patreon www.patreon.com/musicin2flavors. Una vez más gracias por conectarse y escuchar este y los episodios previos sobre músicos independientes, lutieres, musicólogos, entre otros. Si desean que entreviste a algún músico independiente, me pueden enviar un mensaje en la parte de comentarios de este episodio o en m i página en la Internet ya mencionada arriba. Todos los derechos de este episodio están reservados. El contenido de este episodio está protegido por las leyes de Propiedad Intelectual de EE UU (Copyright Act de 1976) Se prohíbe la reproducción de la misma mediante cualquier formato sin las autorizaciones o consentimiento de los autores de este episodio y la música El logo de Music in 2Flavors/Música en 2Sabores es una marca sin registrar™. Se prohíbe el uso, replica y distribución de la misma sin autorización de su titular al igual que parte o todo el contenido de este episodio.

En un nuevo programa de Lo Intempestivo de viernes, nos acompañó Martín Rechimuzzi, y volvió el telemédico brasilero con sus consejos acerca de todo. Además, entrevistamos a la cantante y compositora Laura Ros con quien estuvimos hablando de sus interpretaciones de la gran artista Joni Mitchel. También hubo consultorio filosófico y respondimos al aire muchas preguntas de les oyentes.   Lo Intempestivo con Darío Sztajnszrajber, Luciana Peker y María Sztajnszrajber, lunes a viernes de 11 a 13h Seguinos Twitter/NacionalRock937 Facebook/NacionalRock937 Youtube/NacionalRock937 Instagram/NacionalRock937 Spotify/NacionalRock937

There's a place where everyone can be happy: Laufschuhe, Jungfernhäutchen, immer wieder THPS2-Musik und gaaaaanz viel Fakten zu den demokratische Vorwahlen. Achja: Happy Birthday, Joni Mitchel! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Aunque entre 1969 y 1973 todos lo caminos conducían al rock, no faltaron vertientes más suaves como contrapartida. Los nuevos cantantes que se acompañaban de guitarras o pianos, los nuevos folk singers, hicieron del intimismo una veta llena de matices y grandes canciones. Fueron muchos los artistas que participaron de esta sensibilidad. Hoy veremos algunos de ellos. Crosby, Stills & Nash's, asentados en California, arroparon e inyectaron nueva vida al extinto California sound, lejos ya de sus días de música surf. Guitarras puras, voces y armonías comenzaron a destacar como una élite de calidad. David Crosby procedía de los Byrds, Graham Nash de los Hollies y Stephen Stills de Buffalo Springfield (como Neil Young, que se les uniría ocasionalmente). La brillantez acústico-vocal del grupo fue pionera y también destacó como supergrupo. El trío debutó con Marrakesh express y se consolidó con su segundo LP, Dejá vu, ya como cuarteto y grabado en vivo. Pero vamos a escuchar todavía un precioso tema de su primer disco: Suite: Judy Blue Eyes Realmente, este primer disco del grupo es toda una caja de sorpresas. Otro de los temas, Guinnevere, es una preciosa canción que destaca por sus sombríos acordes arpegiados en guitarras entrelazadas a la perfección. Es una música distinta, suave, esfumada. Enmarcada en un mundo que no había cambiado para mejorar. La canción era un bálsamo para los veteranos de las manifestaciones contra la guerra del Vietnam. Decía, “Las gaviotas trazan círculos sin parar, canto coros en silencio”. Este álbum debut, Crosby, Stills & Nash, se publicó en mayo de 1969, pero se vendió a muy buen ritmo durante toda la década siguiente y llegó a ser cuádruple disco platino. La gran expectación creada por el grupo hizo que Déjà Vu, su segundo álbum publicado en marzo de 1970, llegara al primer puesto de la lista estadounidense Billboard 200. Durante su estancia en San Francisco, Young y Crosby oyeron las noticias sobre la masacre de la Universidad Estatal de Kent, en la que la Guardia Nacional reprimió una manifestación estudiantil provocando la muerte de cuatro estudiantes. Esta situación inspiró a Young a componer "Ohio", un tema grabado en apenas una semana. Y es que la música de CSN refleja los puntos de vista de la contracultura de finales de los años 60 y comienzos de los 70. Con protestas en contra de la guerra de Vietnam durante los años 70, particularmente por Crosby, el grupo no ocultaba sus inclinaciones políticas, especialmente en materia antibelicista. Graham Nash, por ejemplo, grabó una canción en respuesta a un evento político concreto. "Chicago", hacía referencia a los Chicago Seven, un grupo de siete activistas pacifistas acusados de conspiración e incitación a los disturbios en Chicago durante la Convención Nacional Demócrata de 1968. Uno de los acusados, Bobby Seale, alborotó un poquillo en el tribunal, y como resultado fue amordazado y atado a su silla durante el juicio. De Neil Young ya hemos oído su canción "Ohio". Su publicación marcó la declaración musical más atrevida hasta la fecha en relación con la guerra de Vietnam, al mencionar explícitamente el nombre de Richard Nixon y expresar la rabia y la desesperación de la contracultura. Sin embargo, la naturaleza deliberadamente tenue del cuarteto se desplomó con el éxito, y el grupo se separó después de su gira en verano de 1970. Grabaciones de varios conciertos fueron recopilados en el doble álbum 4 Way Street. Este es uno de sus directos: Love the One You're With Crosby, Stills an Nash crearon escuela y uno de sus alumnos más aventajados fue el trio América con su éxito A horse with no name. Este intimismo en la música dio nombres famosos de mujeres como Carol King, Judi Collins, Carly Simon o Joni Mitchel o de hombres como James Taylor o Neil Diamond. Como muestra… Carly Simon. Y otra muestra… James Taylor El country rock daría en este tiempo una de las bandas históricas de los setenta: The Eagles. Con Don Henley y Glenn Frey al frente Eagles fue una banda estadounidense de country rock y folk rock formada en Los Ángeles, California, en 1971, y que permaneció activa hasta el 2016, en que finalizó la carrera de la banda, con la muerte de uno de los fundadores y su vocalista Glenn Frey Con cinco sencillos y seis álbumes números uno, Eagles están entre los más destacados grupos de estudio de los años 70. El álbum de estreno homónimo del grupo fue grabado y lanzado rápidamente en junio de 1972. Con una mezcla de rock y country, entró directamente al puesto número 3 del top 40 con su primer sencillo, Take It Easy, tema compuesto por Glenn Frey y su amigo Jackson Browne. El segundo sencillo extraído del álbum fue "Witchy woman". Su segundo disco, Desperado, trata sobre viejos proscritos del Oeste, comparando su estilo de vida con el de las estrellas de la música actual; este fue el primer álbum conceptual del grupo. Durante las sesiones de grabación, Don Henley y Glenn Frey empezaron a componer juntos, firmando ocho de las once canciones del álbum, entre las que se encuentran dos de las más populares del grupo: «Tequila Sunrise» y «Desperado». Por su parte, las buenas capacidades del guitarrista Bernie Leadon con el banjo, guitarra y mandolina destacan en las canciones de bluegrass, como Twenty-One. El disco supuso un cambio significativo para el grupo. El trabajo conjunto de Henley y Frey en la mayor parte de las canciones fue el inicio de una colaboración que continuó en los siguientes años y que alejó del liderazgo al resto del grupo. Vamos a escucharles en una canción muy del Oeste: Twenty-One. En 1975 publicaron One of these nights, y supuso una más agresiva propuesta de rock. El álbum muestra la eficacia creativa de Henley y Frey componiendo en equipo, sobre todo en la pista que da título al álbum y con la que ganaron un Grammy, "One of these nights" fue número 1 en las listas de Billboard el 2 de agosto de 1975. En este momento, los conflictos dentro de la banda se habían intensificado. Las grabaciones y el estrés creado por las giras caldearon los ánimos, y los egos se enfrentaron. Entre el lanzamiento de One of these nights y la gira, Bernie Leadon abandonó el grupo, desilusionado con la dirección musical que la banda estaba tomando. Joe Walsh, un solista y guitarrista ya reconocido por entonces, se unió al grupo en 1976 y aportó un lado mucho más rockero y desenfadado a la banda, algo que Frey y Henley estaban buscando. Esto es Of These Nights El siguiente álbum del grupo, Hotel California, terminó de catapultarlos a la cima de la fama y con él ganaron otro Grammy. Salió en diciembre de 1976. "New Kid in Town", uno de los cortes del álbum, fue número uno en Billboard el 26 de febrero de 1977 y "Hotel California" alcanzó dicho puesto el 7 de mayo de 1977. El álbum contiene un buen número de joyas. "Life in the fast lane" también fue un gran éxito, y con su sonido mas hard rock, inició un giro al estilo de la banda que no fue del agrado de todos. Después de la gira, Randy Meisner abandonó la banda y se mudó de regreso a su Nebraska natal, donde comenzó su carrera en solitario. La banda lo sustituye por Timothy B. Schmit. "Hotel California" ha aparecido en varias listas como uno de los mejores álbumes de todos los tiempos y además es el trabajo de estudio de mayores ventas del grupo. Sólo en los EE UU ha vendido más de 16 millones de copias, y 32 millones a nivel mundial. Los Eagles aportan su "visión agridulce" de la sociedad estadounidense a través de las ventanas de un hotel que representa metafóricamente el mundo de las drogas. "Hotel California" es uno de los discos más vendidos de la historia y su tema estrella. La canción "Hotel California" dura 6 minutos y medio y se les pidió que la recortaran para hacerla más comercial. Don Henley se negó. Fue el primer sencillo de esa longitud en llegar a lo alto de las listas de ventas. Si ellos no la cortaron, nosotros tampoco. Así que, nos despedimos hasta la próxima semana mirando por las ventanas de este enigmático hotel. Pero, que no se nos olvide… Buenas Vibraciones!!!

Aunque entre 1969 y 1973 todos lo caminos conducían al rock, no faltaron vertientes más suaves como contrapartida. Los nuevos cantantes que se acompañaban de guitarras o pianos, los nuevos folk singers, hicieron del intimismo una veta llena de matices y grandes canciones. Fueron muchos los artistas que participaron de esta sensibilidad. Hoy veremos algunos de ellos. Crosby, Stills & Nash's, asentados en California, arroparon e inyectaron nueva vida al extinto California sound, lejos ya de sus días de música surf. Guitarras puras, voces y armonías comenzaron a destacar como una élite de calidad. David Crosby procedía de los Byrds, Graham Nash de los Hollies y Stephen Stills de Buffalo Springfield (como Neil Young, que se les uniría ocasionalmente). La brillantez acústico-vocal del grupo fue pionera y también destacó como supergrupo. El trío debutó con Marrakesh express y se consolidó con su segundo LP, Dejá vu, ya como cuarteto y grabado en vivo. Pero vamos a escuchar todavía un precioso tema de su primer disco: Suite: Judy Blue Eyes Realmente, este primer disco del grupo es toda una caja de sorpresas. Otro de los temas, Guinnevere, es una preciosa canción que destaca por sus sombríos acordes arpegiados en guitarras entrelazadas a la perfección. Es una música distinta, suave, esfumada. Enmarcada en un mundo que no había cambiado para mejorar. La canción era un bálsamo para los veteranos de las manifestaciones contra la guerra del Vietnam. Decía, “Las gaviotas trazan círculos sin parar, canto coros en silencio”. Este álbum debut, Crosby, Stills & Nash, se publicó en mayo de 1969, pero se vendió a muy buen ritmo durante toda la década siguiente y llegó a ser cuádruple disco platino. La gran expectación creada por el grupo hizo que Déjà Vu, su segundo álbum publicado en marzo de 1970, llegara al primer puesto de la lista estadounidense Billboard 200. Durante su estancia en San Francisco, Young y Crosby oyeron las noticias sobre la masacre de la Universidad Estatal de Kent, en la que la Guardia Nacional reprimió una manifestación estudiantil provocando la muerte de cuatro estudiantes. Esta situación inspiró a Young a componer "Ohio", un tema grabado en apenas una semana. Y es que la música de CSN refleja los puntos de vista de la contracultura de finales de los años 60 y comienzos de los 70. Con protestas en contra de la guerra de Vietnam durante los años 70, particularmente por Crosby, el grupo no ocultaba sus inclinaciones políticas, especialmente en materia antibelicista. Graham Nash, por ejemplo, grabó una canción en respuesta a un evento político concreto. "Chicago", hacía referencia a los Chicago Seven, un grupo de siete activistas pacifistas acusados de conspiración e incitación a los disturbios en Chicago durante la Convención Nacional Demócrata de 1968. Uno de los acusados, Bobby Seale, alborotó un poquillo en el tribunal, y como resultado fue amordazado y atado a su silla durante el juicio. De Neil Young ya hemos oído su canción "Ohio". Su publicación marcó la declaración musical más atrevida hasta la fecha en relación con la guerra de Vietnam, al mencionar explícitamente el nombre de Richard Nixon y expresar la rabia y la desesperación de la contracultura. Sin embargo, la naturaleza deliberadamente tenue del cuarteto se desplomó con el éxito, y el grupo se separó después de su gira en verano de 1970. Grabaciones de varios conciertos fueron recopilados en el doble álbum 4 Way Street. Este es uno de sus directos: Love the One You're With Crosby, Stills an Nash crearon escuela y uno de sus alumnos más aventajados fue el trio América con su éxito A horse with no name. Este intimismo en la música dio nombres famosos de mujeres como Carol King, Judi Collins, Carly Simon o Joni Mitchel o de hombres como James Taylor o Neil Diamond. Como muestra… Carly Simon. Y otra muestra… James Taylor El country rock daría en este tiempo una de las bandas históricas de los setenta: The Eagles. Con Don Henley y Glenn Frey al frente Eagles fue una banda estadounidense de country rock y folk rock formada en Los Ángeles, California, en 1971, y que permaneció activa hasta el 2016, en que finalizó la carrera de la banda, con la muerte de uno de los fundadores y su vocalista Glenn Frey Con cinco sencillos y seis álbumes números uno, Eagles están entre los más destacados grupos de estudio de los años 70. El álbum de estreno homónimo del grupo fue grabado y lanzado rápidamente en junio de 1972. Con una mezcla de rock y country, entró directamente al puesto número 3 del top 40 con su primer sencillo, Take It Easy, tema compuesto por Glenn Frey y su amigo Jackson Browne. El segundo sencillo extraído del álbum fue "Witchy woman". Su segundo disco, Desperado, trata sobre viejos proscritos del Oeste, comparando su estilo de vida con el de las estrellas de la música actual; este fue el primer álbum conceptual del grupo. Durante las sesiones de grabación, Don Henley y Glenn Frey empezaron a componer juntos, firmando ocho de las once canciones del álbum, entre las que se encuentran dos de las más populares del grupo: «Tequila Sunrise» y «Desperado». Por su parte, las buenas capacidades del guitarrista Bernie Leadon con el banjo, guitarra y mandolina destacan en las canciones de bluegrass, como Twenty-One. El disco supuso un cambio significativo para el grupo. El trabajo conjunto de Henley y Frey en la mayor parte de las canciones fue el inicio de una colaboración que continuó en los siguientes años y que alejó del liderazgo al resto del grupo. Vamos a escucharles en una canción muy del Oeste: Twenty-One. En 1975 publicaron One of these nights, y supuso una más agresiva propuesta de rock. El álbum muestra la eficacia creativa de Henley y Frey componiendo en equipo, sobre todo en la pista que da título al álbum y con la que ganaron un Grammy, "One of these nights" fue número 1 en las listas de Billboard el 2 de agosto de 1975. En este momento, los conflictos dentro de la banda se habían intensificado. Las grabaciones y el estrés creado por las giras caldearon los ánimos, y los egos se enfrentaron. Entre el lanzamiento de One of these nights y la gira, Bernie Leadon abandonó el grupo, desilusionado con la dirección musical que la banda estaba tomando. Joe Walsh, un solista y guitarrista ya reconocido por entonces, se unió al grupo en 1976 y aportó un lado mucho más rockero y desenfadado a la banda, algo que Frey y Henley estaban buscando. Esto es Of These Nights El siguiente álbum del grupo, Hotel California, terminó de catapultarlos a la cima de la fama y con él ganaron otro Grammy. Salió en diciembre de 1976. "New Kid in Town", uno de los cortes del álbum, fue número uno en Billboard el 26 de febrero de 1977 y "Hotel California" alcanzó dicho puesto el 7 de mayo de 1977. El álbum contiene un buen número de joyas. "Life in the fast lane" también fue un gran éxito, y con su sonido mas hard rock, inició un giro al estilo de la banda que no fue del agrado de todos. Después de la gira, Randy Meisner abandonó la banda y se mudó de regreso a su Nebraska natal, donde comenzó su carrera en solitario. La banda lo sustituye por Timothy B. Schmit. "Hotel California" ha aparecido en varias listas como uno de los mejores álbumes de todos los tiempos y además es el trabajo de estudio de mayores ventas del grupo. Sólo en los EE UU ha vendido más de 16 millones de copias, y 32 millones a nivel mundial. Los Eagles aportan su "visión agridulce" de la sociedad estadounidense a través de las ventanas de un hotel que representa metafóricamente el mundo de las drogas. "Hotel California" es uno de los discos más vendidos de la historia y su tema estrella. La canción "Hotel California" dura 6 minutos y medio y se les pidió que la recortaran para hacerla más comercial. Don Henley se negó. Fue el primer sencillo de esa longitud en llegar a lo alto de las listas de ventas. Si ellos no la cortaron, nosotros tampoco. Así que, nos despedimos hasta la próxima semana mirando por las ventanas de este enigmático hotel. Pero, que no se nos olvide… Buenas Vibraciones!!!

Vandaag met prachtige muziek The Traveling Wilburys John Mellencamp, Joni Mitchel en muziek van de The Chess Story met o.a. Muddy Waters, Elmore James, Irma Thomas en Chuck Berry.

Vandaag met prachtige muziek The Traveling Wilburys John Mellencamp, Joni Mitchel en muziek van de The Chess Story met o.a. Muddy Waters, Elmore James, Irma Thomas en Chuck Berry.

Om det var Steve Wonder eller Joni Mitchel som hadde blitt anklaget for seksuelle overgrep ville det vært vanskelig å nyte musikken deres. Men med Michael Jackson er det annerledes. Det mener OLE-MARTIN IHLE, forfatter av 'Da He-Man kom til Norge – en fortelling om å vokse opp på 80-tallet'. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bob Sheppard - Saxophone and woodwind artist. Bob has played in the bands of Freddie Hubbard, Chick Corea, Steely Dan, Michael and Randy Brecker, Mike Stern, Herbie Hancock, Billy Childs, Lyle Mays, and many more. He has also performed with Joni Mitchel, Diane Reeves and is a busy Los Angeles studio musician who has played on over a hundred movies and TV shows. Bob is an active clinician and educator, and is an adjunct faculty member at the University of Southern California Thornton School of Music.

We move outdoors to sit among the olive trees for our second part of our interview with rock ’n’ roll royalty Jenny Boyd.  We talk music, creativity, and her book It’s Not Only Rock ’n’ Roll. Topics we cover: •  We talk about Jenny’s second husband •  The British invasion •  How Brits saw America a land of opportunity •  What musicians drive was during the creative process, what they experience when writing a son •  What part drugs and alcohol played in the creative process •  If they believed everyone has the potential to be creative and how to express yourself •  How they musicians are just like normal folks •  How the Beatles never knew their music would live on and be so popular for so long •  How they came from very simple lives in Liverpool •  How Jenny’s new book is a memoir of her life growing up in the 60s and 70s with all these musicians •  How George Harrison was most influenced by their experience in India •  Carpool Karaoke with Corbin •  The reason some groups have stayed together or come back together •  How Jenny interviewed Keith Richards for the book •  Keith’s take on creativity •  How all the artists were willing to talk about their muse •  How they all had a sense of destiny and knew they were going to be famous •  Paul’s breakfast with Pete Townsend •  Pete’s take on people feeling he was selling out by using his music in advertising •  How people feel they have ownership over of the music and even the artists •  The most interesting Don Hendly, Joni Mitchel, David Crosby, Graham Nash •  How all of the artists were really encouraged by someone when they were young •  How you have to be you to be creativity •  How Paul hated seeing work that was imitating other work in advertising •  How you need to find your own voice and find the courage to use it. •  A book on the subject:  The Courage to Create •  Paul’s description of showing creative work to clients and how it feels like you are exposing yourself to them •  How Eric Clapton described it as looking into the face of God •  How Ringo described presenting songs to the rest of the group •  One of Paul’s favorite quotes about creativity:  “Big ideas are so hard to find, so fragile, and so easy to kill. Don’t forget that, all of you that don’t have them.” •  How Jenny was inspired by her stay at Villa Cappelli •  How she stayed “in the now” while here and enjoying •  How she was inspired by the food and cooking at Villa Cappelli •  Steven’s take on cooking and how there are no rules •  Jenny’s take on our creative expression at Villa Cappelli •  Steven’s appreciation of Italian’s “living in the now” and definitely enjoying each moment and each day •  Italians don’t just each to nourish, but sit down, relax and each with the family •  Paul really wants to create a sign that says, “Just calm down!” for guests that come to the villa •  How tours have changed here at the villa from guests really interacting with each other to everyone sitting on their phone posting pics to Facebook •  How one of our guests did something amazing while staying here.  She wouldn’t take a camera with her when she went out.  She instead took her sketch pad and would sketch whatever she saw and then watercolor it. •  Jenny said she was inspired to draw while staying here •  The famous picture of everyone “enjoying” the Pope’s visit •  How we hope to do an unplugged tour at some point •  This great Nature Valley commercial [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=er5IijMC24A[/embed] •  Again, enjoy Jenny’s book. Check it out here. •  Again, you can follow Jenny here at her website.

In today's episode Nicky P & Lizzie examine the Joni Mitchel classic, later re-popularized by Counting Crows, Big Yellow Taxi. Nick you may or may not know is a big fan of nature and listening to an economic illiterate try and throw shade at the wrong places may have gotten under his bonnet. This week in I Heard This Happened: some progressive instrumental rock with a dire message, a creative saxophone jazz offering and a bonus pop-punk offering from a previous feature. Nicky’s album this week is Fire By The Silos by Toska. If you’re a fan of progressive music and you aren’t on bandcamp at least weekly, you are doing life wrong. This is yet another killer find of mostly instrumental prog-rock. The title track which is the only track with lyric, can easily be taken as a support of a libertarian worldview paints a get-wrenching portrait of how central planning can destroy individuals, not just nations. Lizzie Brings us Becoming by Mammal Hands. After a difficult time finding an album to get into this week, Nicky threw her some of his scraps and she found something she could get behind. This album is a 3-song EP by a piano, sax, drums trio performing some form of improvisational jazz with some other more modern stylistic influences. Definitely an edventure and keeps the morose feel Lizzie so often likes. As a bonus we mention Strings by Scott Sellers. I’m not sure how he cranked another out so fast but he builds on his previous offering and brings us a slightly more modern sound thats equal parts No Use For A Name  and Four Year Strong. This week’s interview is with Jack V Lloyd of The Voluntaryist Comic and other various web sources. This is not the interview Nick had planned in many ways but was literally world shaping in others. Absolutely a Must Listen! Check out Jack & The Voluntaryist Comic here: https://volcomic.com/ Jack Recommends Kap Slap SUmmer Mix 2018 Kap Slap Workout Mix Vol 3 - Girl Fire Major Lazer - Bubblebutt (Remix) Prefer Youtube? Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 Young Signorino -  Mmh Ha Ha Ha Find all the episodes at ancapmusic.com Check out the show’s spotify soundtrack here. For full unedited interviews, bonus material, merch, music and more join The Freedom Choir here.

Dit interview ziet Sam Fender in gesprek met ons over zijn 5 Essential Tracks [EN]. Deze vijf liedjes hadden een impact op hem als artiest en als persoon. Hij praat over zijn liefde voor Joni Mitchel, Bruce Springsteen, en hoe hij Jeff Buckley ontdekte. Hij vertelt ook dat z’n eerste paar liedjes bij z’n moeder thuis zijn opgenomen, en dat de buren daar niet zo blij mee waren…????

Dit interview ziet Sam Fender in gesprek met ons over zijn 5 Essential Tracks [EN]. Deze vijf liedjes hadden een impact op hem als artiest en als persoon. Hij praat over zijn liefde voor Joni Mitchel, Bruce Springsteen, en hoe hij Jeff Buckley ontdekte. Hij vertelt ook dat z’n eerste paar liedjes bij z’n moeder thuis zijn opgenomen, en dat de buren daar niet zo blij mee waren…????

Op 24 november 1991 overleed Freddy Mercury en op 25 november 1974 overleed de vrijwel onbekende singer/songwriter Nick Drake Vincent van Engelen blikt terug naar het jaar 1974. Verder Muziek van Eric Clapton en Joni Mitchel.

Op 24 november 1991 overleed Freddy Mercury en op 25 november 1974 overleed de vrijwel onbekende singer/songwriter Nick Drake Vincent van Engelen blikt terug naar het jaar 1974. Verder Muziek van Eric Clapton en Joni Mitchel.

For our fifth podcast of our series we have a Deep house & Techno mix from Best Works boss Andre Lodemann. The mix is an hour of soothing deepness, that will most definitely get you in the mood for Andre's Leeds appearance when he comes to play for us in January and make his city debut. ENJOY! **INTERVIEW WITH ANDRE LODEMANN** BSU > Hi Andre, how are you? I am ready for a holiday as I had a lot of work to do both creative and administrative preparing my album "Fragments" on Best Works Records which is to be released in may 2012. BSU > You have a number of projects constantly on the go, such as running the Best Works label and producing solo material... how did you first get involved in the industry? If I am honest I started my career playing trance records in the early 90ies :) and then moving on to hip hop and finally house... BSU > What is your most memorable experience of your career so far? My most memorable moment was 1995 buying records in London. the stores in London had a totally different music selection compared to the stores in Berlin. The day I came back from London I played all the fresh tunes on a party in Frankfurt/Oder and the crowd went mad. The tune of the night was "Everybody be somebody" from Ruffneck. BSU > What inspires you? Everything that touches me in my life from bad weather to very personal emotions. BSU > In your mind, is there one album that you feel everyone should listen to at some point in their life and what is it? Kate Bush "Kick Inside", Radiohead "In Rainbows", Massive Attack "Protection", Talk Talk "Laughing Stock", Joni Mitchel "Both Sides Now",... BSU > Butter Side Up prides itself on its eclectic taste in music, what can we expect from your set on Friday? A journey from deephouse to techhouse and back with a touch of disco. BSU> Who are you looking up to at the moment? Can you tell us something about you that not many people know? I like to keep certain things private :) BSU > What can we expect from you in the future? As above mentioned my album incl. a double cd and two 12"es and of course a few new eps and remixes. Thanks Andre, see you on the 13th!

On this week's Across The Pond we skip back one year to a special I did with my good friend Darrell Scott. Darrell is one of the most successful songwriters in music having written hit songs for Brad Paisley, Reba McEntire, The Dixie Chicks, Sarah Evans, Travit Tritt and more. He is also one of the finest performers out there today and tours extensively around the world. I have had the pleasure of seeing Darrell play live many times and each time he takes you on a journey filled with stories of love and life. So last year Darrell released an album of covers, songs by other writers that he loves. The CD is called Modern Hymns and features music from writers like Paul Simon and Joni Mitchel. So I called Darrell at his home in Nashville and we chatted about his career so far and this unique record. Next week I will be back with a brand new show featuring new music from Tom Byrne, The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Lumiere and Guy Clark