Podcast appearances and mentions of Keith Richards

A concert was held at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium on October 28th and 29th, 1964 which would be released as a concert film called the T.A.M.I. Show.  Free tickets were provided for local high school students to provide the audience.  T.A.M.I. stands for either “Teenage Awards Music International” or “Teen Age Music International,” as both were used by the show's publicity team.  The show included many of the top rock and roll and R&B musicians of the time, including the Beach Boys, the Rolling Stones, James Brown, Chuck Berry, and The Miracles.  Jan and Dean were the emcees for the event.  Motown Records was represented by three of its biggest acts in the Miracles, Marvin Gay, and the Supremes.  The Rolling Stones were featured as the grand finale.  However, the performance by James Brown and the Famous Flames is perhaps the highlight of the show, as it features his dance moves at the height of his career.  Steve Binder and his personnel from The Steve Allen Show shot the film, and the legendary session musicians of The Wrecking Crew provided most of the instrumentation.  The go-go dancers in the background were choreographed by David Winters and his assistant, a young Toni Basil.This is a difficult film to locate due to copyright disputes on the show over the years.  You'll need to go to YouTube to find the performances.Wayne takes us through this concert footage of the early days of rock and roll. (Here They Come) from All Over the World by Jan and DeanThe film starts with a song from Jan and Dean which is played over the credits.  Jan and Dean co-hosted the concert and contributed this anthem written for the show.  It has a surfing vibe and is easily confused for The Beach Boys who also participated in the concert.Hey Little Bird by The BarbariansThe Barbarians were a precursor to the Punk movement, and their style was called garage rock in the day.  The Barbarians had a one-handed drummer who utilized a drum stick in his left arm with a hook prosthetic.  The group sported a pirate look with leather sandals, open necked shirts, and bloused sleeves.Out of Sight by James Brown and the Famous FlamesMany consider the highlight of the show to be James Brown's performance, as it showcases his dance moves.  The energy shown by Brown and his backing singers clearly influenced future acts like Michael Jackson and Prince.Around and Around by The Rolling StonesWhile the Rolling Stones were the final act, Keith Richards claims that choosing to follow James Brown on stages was the worst decision of their careers, because no matter how well they performed, they couldn't top him.  They performed a cover of Chuck Berry's song - an interesting choice since Berry was also a performer for the concert. ENTERTAINMENT TRACK:Do the Clam by Elvis Presley (from the motion picture “Girl Happy”)Elvis was making movies at the time, and would almost always be expected to sing songs in the picture. STAFF PICKS:Nowhere to Run by Martha & the VandellasBruce leads off the staff picks with a group which would see a name change to Martha Reeves & the Vandellas later on.  This Motown hit written by the legendary team called Holland-Dozier-Holland went to number 8 on the US charts.  The song is about a woman trapped in a downward spiraling love affair that she just can't give up.Land of 1000 Dances by Cannibal and the HeadhuntersRob features an iteration of a frequently covered song.  Chris Kenner originally recorded it in 1962, but it was more successful as a cover by Cannibal & the Headhunters, going to number 30 on the Billboard chart.  They also added the "na na na na na" hook to the original when front man Frankie Garcia forgot the lyrics.  Sixteen dances are mentioned in the lyrics of the song.Eight Days a Week by The Beatles Lynch brings us an early hit penned by John Lennon and Paul McCartney.  It would be the seventh number one single for the Fab Four in the United States, despite Lennon's feeling that it was a failed attempt at writing a single.  The title is attributed to a statement Ringo Starr made regarding how busy the Beatles were at the time.Satisfied by Lulu and the LuvversWayne wraps up the staff picks with a high energy party song from a Scottish band.  Lulu would go on to a successful solo career that included film songs like "To Sir With Love," and the title song for "The Man with the Golden Gun."  Lulu was 17 at the time this song came out.  She would go on to marry Maurice Gibb of the Bee Gees.   INSTRUMENTAL TRACK:Cast Your Fate to the Wind by Sounds OrchestralThis week's podcast ends with an instrumental song

Pardon me neighbor, but have you got any leftover turkey for a poor ol' bunch of 'Car Guys' who could use a break?! Just kidding--we've had about all of THAT we can handle, for now...But ain't it great to be out of the business of Thanksgiving and officially into the Christmas season? And boy oh boy, do we have a lot going on for a holiday week! Johnny C. just LOVES to buy cars, and he's bidding them as if he were knee deep into a newly developed gambling addiction--and if you ask Mike Turley, he most assuredly has--plenty of big sports tips, predictions, lines and recommendations for those who'd like to lose a buck or three in a weekend PACKED with great matchups! We've also got a ton of the best talk that runs the gamut of our favorite topics: politics, news and world culture, and surprise post-Turkey Day visits from our old friends Randy the Chipmunk, Keith Richards, Libby the Liberal, and more! So grab a spot and enjoy a room-temperature Natty Light with the Wolfe Pack! (Sorry, but the fridge is still full of--well, you know.) Happy Thanksgiving!

durée : 00:58:41 - "(I can't get no) Satisfaction" (Mick Jagger / Keith Richards) (1965) - par : Laurent Valero - "Un thème qui ne tardera pas à devenir l'Hymne de la jeunesse des années 60, qu'un véritable emblème de la culture rock. Tube absolu des Rolling Stones, à ce jour le plus grand groupe rock toujours en activité, qui vient il y a quelques semaines de sortir son dernier album studio ! " Laurent Valero

durée : 00:58:41 - "(I can't get no) Satisfaction" (Mick Jagger / Keith Richards) (1965) - par : Laurent Valero - "Un thème qui ne tardera pas à devenir l'Hymne de la jeunesse des années 60, qu'un véritable emblème de la culture rock. Tube absolu des Rolling Stones, à ce jour le plus grand groupe rock toujours en activité, qui vient il y a quelques semaines de sortir son dernier album studio ! " Laurent Valero

It's another chapter in The Dialogue Series. A chill ‘n chat with musicians, authors, fellow podcasters, listeners, and more. Our guest is Frank Meyer. Frank is an award-winning musician, director, and author from Los Angeles. He's best known for his vocal work with Rock ‘n' Roll Hall of Famer James Williamson (Iggy and the Stooges), his rock band The Streetwalkin' Cheetahs, and his studio and road work with cult legends Wayne Kramer (MC5), Cherie Currie (The Runaways), Sylvain Sylvain (New York Dolls), Cheetah Chrome (Dead Boys), just to name a few. Frank was the very first guest of the Booked On Rock podcast. He appeared in May of 2021 to talk about his two excellent books: On The Road With The Ramones and When The Wall Of Sound Met The New York Underground. He's got a brand-new documentary feature film out now called Freestyle 101 Hip-Hop History. It's just been released on Amazon Prime, Google Play, and YouTube Movies. We'll talk about that, along with just some of the many, many stories he has to tell.Frank saw the metal band Body Count perform a concert where they brought actual Uzis on stage! He got to see Axl Rose around 1984 when he was an unknown, singing in a band called Rapid Fire. He later caught a pre-famous Axl and Slash backstage at an MTV Video Awards show stealing food from a catering line. We talk the raw side of Eddie Van Halen, why he would love to see Van Halen bassist Michael Anthony write a book and what he'd want to be in it. We wind down with a discussion of Keith Richards, and the latest Rolling Stones album Hackney Diamonds!Watch Freestyle 101: Hip-Hop History On Amazon PrimeVisit thefrankmeyer.com & thefrankmeyerdirector.comFrank Meyer Social Media Sites:Facebook (Frank Meyer)Instagram (Frank Meyer)Facebook (101: Hip-Hop History)Instagram (101: Hip-Hop History)----------BookedOnRock.com The Booked On Rock YouTube Channel Follow The Booked On Rock with Eric Senich: FACEBOOK TWITTER INSTAGRAM TIKTOK Find Your Nearest Independent Bookstore Contact The Booked On Rock Podcast: thebookedonrockpodcast@gmail.com The Booked On Rock Music: “Whoosh” by Crowander / “Last Train North” & “No Mercy” by TrackTribe

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Brian Jones, founder of The Rolling Stones led the band to their early success, becoming an unfortunate casualty of the excesses of rock 'n roll, dying at the age of 27 from a drowning accident. Documentary filmmaker Nick Broomfield joins host Robin Milling to discuss his latest offering, The Stones and Brian Jones, which explores Jones' musical genius and his personal life through revealing interviews with the players, candid chats with his many girlfriends, and the impact he had on the band's legacy. Broomfield also addresses the conspiracy theory surrounding Jones' death. This is a must-see for Stones fans

If ever you wanted to discover how to cultivate serenity, calmness and positive mental well being - this is the Leading Your Best Life Podcast for you. Elliot Smith discusses his journey with meditation, how it helped him overcome anxiety, and his decision to teach it to others. Leigh expressed admiration for Elliot's partnership with Ella and their ability to create a community around meditation. Leigh shared information about the benefits of meditation and provided examples of successful individuals who practice it.  Leigh also mentioned the concept of cord cutting and how it can empower individuals by reclaiming their own power. Elliot and Leigh discussed the concept of transcendence during meditation, where they experienced a sense of going beyond their thoughts and personal storylines. They found that in this state, their identities felt more complete and they were able to let go of negative experiences and relationships.  Leigh discussed the different brainwave states and how they can be utilised for problem-solving and creativity. They mentioned Thomas Edison's technique of entering a meditative state to come up with inventions, while also mentioning Keith Richards' of the Rolling Stones use of heroin to access a similar state.  Elliot and Leigh discussed the benefits of meditation in achieving a state of flow and creativity.  They mentioned examples of successful individuals like Jerry Seinfeld and Rick Rubin who attribute their calmness and creative productivity to regular meditation practice. Leigh and Elliot discussed the power of radiating positive energy and the transformative effects of meditation. Elliot shared how meditation helped him find love and improve his life, while Leigh emphasised the importance of getting out of one's own way and taking responsibility for one's results.  Leigh and Elliot discussed the process of meditation and how it helps in clearing accumulated stress in the body. They also mentioned a friend of Leigh's who experienced a breakdown due to work-related stress and anxiety.  Want to find out more or discuss the content of this podcast with me? Apply for a free 1 on 1 “Lead Your Best Life Breakthrough Session” with me and we'll discuss your struggles and goals with business, teams, relationships and life. We'll also create an actionable roadmap to get you to those goals in the quickest, easiest way possible. Find out more at our website www.leighfarnell.com Link here -https://calendly.com/lfbb/exploratory-meeting-15mins Contact Elliot at https://www.meditationwithelliot.com/ #success #empowerment #coaching #podcast #useful #practical #easy #proven #life #business

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