Podcast appearances and mentions of Kevin Coyne

Esta semana, en Islas de Robinson, clásicos en coordenadas de Folk-Rock británico entre 1971 y 1974. Canciones que hablan por sí solas. Suenan: ALAN HULL - "MONEY GAME" ("PIPEDREAM", 1973) / KEVIN COYNE - "BLAME IT ON THE NIGHT" ("BLAME IT ON THE NIGHT", 1974) / MICHAEL CHAPMAN - "ANOTHER SEASON SONG" ("DEAL GONE DOWN", 1974) / ROY HARPER - "TWELVE HOURS OF SUNSET" ("VALENTINE", 1974) / DUNCAN BROWNE - "MIGNON" (1973) / PETER HAMMILL - "AGAIN" (IN CAMERA", 1974) / JOHN CALE - "EMILY" ("FEAR", 1974) / RICHARD AND LINDA THOMPSON - "THE GREAT VALERIO" ("I WANT TO SEE THE BRIGHT LIGHTS TONIGHT", 1974) / TIR NA NOG - "TEESSIDE" ("STRONG IN THE SUN", 1973) / INCREDIBLE STRING BAND - "DREAMS OF NO RETURN" ("HARD ROPE & SILKEN TWINE", 1974) / C.O.B. - "OH BRIGHT EYED ONE" ("MOYSHE MCSTIFF AND THE TARTAN LANCERS OF THE SACRED HEART", 1972) / STRAWBS - "IN AMONGST THE ROSES" ("FROM THE WITCHWOOD", 1971) / LAL & MIKE WATERSON - "FINE HORSEMAN" ("BRIGHT PHOEBUS", 1972) Escuchar audio

At least 90% of aspiring management consultants assume that all McKinsey et al cases MUST be solved with frameworks. That is a dangerous myth. At least 60% of all McKinsey full cases (we are not referring to brainstorming, estimates, etc) cannot be solved with structures and you will fail if you used structures to solve them. In this podcast, we use the experiences of a client, Felix, to explain how to identify this second group of cases and what you can do to solve them. We particularly look at Felix's coaching session with Kevin Coyne, ex-McKinsey Worldwide Strategy Co-Leader, in Season One of The Consulting Offer.   Here are some free gifts for you:   Overall Approach Used in Well-Managed Strategy Studies free download: www.firmsconsulting.com/OverallApproach   McKinsey & BCG winning resume free download: www.firmsconsulting.com/resumepdf   Enjoying this episode? Get access to sample advanced training episodes here: www.firmsconsulting.com/promo

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At least 90% of aspiring management consultants assume that all McKinsey et al cases MUST be solved with frameworks. That is a dangerous myth. At least 60% of all McKinsey full cases (we are not referring to brainstorming, estimates, etc) cannot be solved with structures and you will fail if you used structures to solve them. In this podcast, we use the experiences of a client, Felix, to explain how to identify this second group of cases and what you can do to solve them. We particularly look at Felix's coaching session with Kevin Coyne, ex-McKinsey Worldwide Strategy Co-Leader, in Season One of The Consulting Offer. Here are some free gifts for you: Overall Approach Used in Well-Managed Strategy Studies free download: www.firmsconsulting.com/OverallApproach McKinsey & BCG winning resume free download: www.firmsconsulting.com/resumepdf Enjoying this episode? Get access to sample advanced training episodes here: www.firmsconsulting.com/promo

O podcast menos ouvido do planeta está de volta com time completo - mais gente fazendo do que ouvindo! O fracasso nos subiu à cabeça, lançamos a terceira camisa com desenho do Pablo Etchepare, mais um gaúcho forçado a trabalhar de graça pro Boia- dividimos o prejuízo e ficamos com o lucro. Na pauta, circuito de ondas grandes ressurge, menina arrisca a vida na frente do pai em Shipsterns, exposição do Ricardo Bravo em Niterói e Tito no Mundial de 1972, Super 8 na mão e mil ideias na cabeça! No toca fitas do Fusca 76, Águas de Março por Elis e Tom, Argumento no gogó do Paulinho da Viola e Evil Island Home do Kevin Coyne. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/boia/message

This week's rock and roll gumbo includes the following spicy and nutritious ingredients … … “the internet is designed to let middle-aged men think they've had the last word”. … will the Royal Blood storm-in-a-teacup do them more good than harm? … Barry Gibbs' beard. … what ‘Three Lions' did to the Lightning Seeds' Scottish, Welsh and Irish fanbase. … old memories of Kevin Coyne and Marjory Razorblade. … why no band is ever “forgotten”. … what's so sacred about Love Will Tear Us Apart? … can AI music ever work if you don't feel a connection with the person making it?   … why are the Doors fading from view? … there are only two degrees of adulation: too little or too much. Plus Birthdays guests Ray Roscoe and Paul Thompson.Subscribe to Word In Your Ear on Patreon for early - and ad-free! - access to all of our content!: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week's rock and roll gumbo includes the following spicy and nutritious ingredients … … “the internet is designed to let middle-aged men think they've had the last word”. … will the Royal Blood storm-in-a-teacup do them more good than harm? … Barry Gibbs' beard. … what ‘Three Lions' did to the Lightning Seeds' Scottish, Welsh and Irish fanbase. … old memories of Kevin Coyne and Marjory Razorblade. … why no band is ever “forgotten”. … what's so sacred about Love Will Tear Us Apart? … can AI music ever work if you don't feel a connection with the person making it?   … why are the Doors fading from view? … there are only two degrees of adulation: too little or too much. Plus Birthdays guests Ray Roscoe and Paul Thompson.Subscribe to Word In Your Ear on Patreon for early - and ad-free! - access to all of our content!: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week's rock and roll gumbo includes the following spicy and nutritious ingredients … … “the internet is designed to let middle-aged men think they've had the last word”. … will the Royal Blood storm-in-a-teacup do them more good than harm? … Barry Gibbs' beard. … what ‘Three Lions' did to the Lightning Seeds' Scottish, Welsh and Irish fanbase. … old memories of Kevin Coyne and Marjory Razorblade. … why no band is ever “forgotten”. … what's so sacred about Love Will Tear Us Apart? … can AI music ever work if you don't feel a connection with the person making it?   … why are the Doors fading from view? … there are only two degrees of adulation: too little or too much. Plus Birthdays guests Ray Roscoe and Paul Thompson.Subscribe to Word In Your Ear on Patreon for early - and ad-free! - access to all of our content!: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

La segunda parte de su carrera la vivió en Alemania, un país que le permitió desarrollarse como artista multidisciplinario a través de la pintura, los libros y los discos que alcanzó a grabar antes de su muerte en 2004.

Kevin Coyne, from Safe Suburbs USA PAC, joins us today to discuss the Safe-T Act from the point of a former City councilman and now head of the Safe Suburbs USA PAC.

Rodrigo Leao & Lula Pena, Amalia Rodrigues, Dulce Pontes, Ana Moura, Justo Betancourt & Rosalía, versiones de "Échame a mi la culpa" y "Azzurro", los Pop Tops, Major Lance, The Caravelles, Josh Turner, Kevin Coyne, Dillard & Clark y Julie Driscoll & Brian Auger.

Six months after they left it dangling, the boys return to 1978. Part Three features deep dives into Chic, Marvin Gaye, Kate Bush, Peter Hammill, Scott Walker, Kevin Coyne, Be Bop Deluxe, Ange, Kraftwerk, Brian Eno, Tangerine Dream, Popol Vuh, Steve Reich and much, much more in a truly epic edition! Elsewhere, SW finds a Genesis album he unconditionally likes, chickens are referenced (quite a lot) and, bless the lords of commerce, there's an Album Years t-shirt available… Buy The Album Years T-shirt (Graphite) Buy The Album Years T-shirt (Classic Olive) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-album-years/message

Always a crucial aspect of business, the importance of connection was highlighted when the pandemic hit. Our guest this episode, Kevin Coyne of Summit Broadband, strives to be an instrument in building a connected community of tomorrow with Summit Broadband's products and services. With more than 20 years of telecommunications experience focused on fiber-optic and high-bandwidth solutions, Kevin Coyne leads Summit Broadband to expand its influence and services, in particular to rural communities, to provide better connectivity for all. Listen along as Kevin and Carrie share in-depth insights on focusing on a company's greatest assets for growth and success. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! http://broadstaffglobal.com/

For all you GAA (pitch) & Garden lawn enthusiasts - Kevin Coyne of PR Coyne & Sons, Clonard sits down with Micky to give you all the low down on what you need to know about the Husqvarna Automower ahead of the summer months.

    Mélancolie Coulante & Triste Tartine Feat Guerre Froide, Mila Anatoli, Naked Eyes, Marengo, Octave One, Amin Peck, Johnick, Orchestral Maneuvres In The Dark, Andreas Dorau, Karman, Gary Numan, The Deetees, Kevin Coyne, Joey Moon, Tan, Geraldine Cordeau, Yukihiro... Continue Reading →

Ruf Records Anthology “12 Years Crosses Over”: Omar And The Howlers “White Crosses” Larry Garner “Where The Blues Turn Black” Kevin Coyne “Whispering Desert” Luther Allison “Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is” Tedeschi Trucks Band featuring Trey Anastasio “Layla Revisited (Live At Lockn’)”: CD 1 “I Looked Away” “Bell Bottom Blues” “Keep On Growing” “Nobody Knows You When You’re Down and Out” “I Am Yours” CD 2 “Anyday” “Key To The Highway” “Tell The Truth” “Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad?” “Have You Ever Loved A Woman” “Little Wing” “It’s Too Late” “Layla” Escuchar audio

“Fretted And Moaning” The British-born Andy Summers started loading up his musical CV at the age of 16 when, inspired by seeing Thelonious Monk and Dizzy Gillespie live in London, the young guitarist set out on the road and the road welcomed him warmly. After a few years playing live in local clubs, he moved to London and helped form Zoot Money's Big Roll Band. From there, Summers joined Soft Machine and toured the U.S. for a few months, then joined the Animals for one record, 1968's Love Is. He took a break from the rock and roll lifestyle to study classical guitar fat Cal State Northridge. After graduation, he moved back to London, played with Kevin Coyne, Joan Armatrading, Neil Sedaka, and Keven Ayers. Summers joined the Police in 1977 and Summers life was, putting it mildly, never the same. The Police put out five albums, sold 80 million of them, won six Grammys, toured the world and at one point in 1983 they were arguably the biggest band on the planet. They went on hiatus in '86, came back 22 years later for a massively successful tour, then officially called it a day in August of 2008. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees remain one of the most successful bands of all time. As for Summers, he never stopped working. He's put out close to 15 solo albums, collaborated on record with with Robert Fripp, John Etheridge, Toni Childs, Carly Simon and Sting, did the soundtracks for The Wild Life and Down and Out In Beverly Hills, put out several books of photography, and published a fabulous autobiography called One Train Later. Andy's new book Fretted And Moaning is a fabulous collection of short stories where the main character, common denominator, thematic through-line, hero and villain is the guitar. Filled with the ego-driven, the confident, the unconfident, the winners, the losers, the girls, the boys, the hopes, the dreams, the disappointments, the hilarious and the tragic, Fretted and Moaning is written with the kind of narrative velocity that will make you finish it in one sitting. It's hilarious, it's hopeful, it's sad, it's comforting and it's alive with aspiration, inspiration and heart. It also showcases Summers' brilliant ear for dialect and dizzying narrative control. In this discursive and engaging chat, the legendary musician talks to Alex about his new book, and they veer effortlessly off course to chat about Kraftwerk, reggae and reading The Odyssey…. https://andysummersbook.com https://rocket88books.com/products/fretted-and-moaning-signature-edition https://www.andysummers.com www.bombshellradio.com www.alexgreenonline.com STEREO EMBERS THE PODCAST Twitter: @emberspodcast Instagram: @emberseditor

Esta semana en "Islas de Robinson" nos movemos entre 1969 y 1973 en territorio "solitario". Grandes cantautores "folkies" para alzar el vuelo sin elevar el tono. Suenan: WIZZ JONES - "SEE HOW THE TIME IS FLYING" ("THE LEGENDARY ME", 1970) / IAN A. ANDERSON - "MARIE CELESTE ON DOWN" ("SINGER SLEEPS ON AS BLAZE RAGES", 1972) / TUCKER ZIMMERMAN - "AMUSEMENT PARK" ("TUCKER ZIMMERMAN", 1972) / LACKEY & SWEENEY - "GOOD TO CRY" ("JUNK STORE SONGS FOR SALE", 1973) / FRASER & DEBOLT - "WARMTH" ("FRASER & DEBOLT (WITH IAN GUENTHER)", 1971) / LAMBERT AND NUTTYCOMBE - "PUTTING MYSELF TOGETHER AGAIN" ("AT HOME", 1970) / BRUCE COCKBURN - "LIFE WILL OPEN" ("SUNWHEEL DANCE", 1971) / KEVIN COYNE - "WHITE HORSE" ("CASE HISTORY", 1972) / TIM BUCKLEY - "CHASE THE BLUES AWAY" ("BLUE AFTERNOON", 1969) / ROBBIE BASHO - "ROSES AND GOLD" ("THE VOICE OF THE EAGLE", 1972) / TOWNES VAN ZANDT - "SNOW DON'T FALL" ("THE LATE GREAT TOWNES VAN ZANDT", 1972) / SHELAGH MCDONALD - "OPHELIA'S SONG" ("ALBUM", 1970) / Escuchar audio

Vinyl curiosities from: Charlotte Leslie, Rufus Lumley,David Ackles, Thumper, Albert King, Keystone Four,Floyd Robinson, Jim Kweskin Jug Band, Rhinoceros,Mother Earth, Kevin Coyne, and more!as broadcast live via 6160kc sw 4-3-21

Kevin Coyne, middle school band teacher, joins us to talk about what a forward thinking middle school music program looks like! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/musicast-podcast/support

Micky & Davy discuss the All Star Nominations and snub of Meath players, Kevin Coyne of Ballinabrackey discusses their recent success and the Trim "feud" and then we head over to Instagram to discuss your talking points

Fr. Pat Driscoll continues his Advent series and talks about love, Serena Sigillito speaks on quiet hope for the new year. Finally Kevin Coyne talks about a priest for his people.

In this episode we welcome The Guardian's John Harris into RBP's virtual cupboard to reminisce about his career as a music journalist and author. Mark, Barney & Jasper look back with John at Britpop and at The Last Party, his definitive 2003 book about it; we also consider the crucial role in the Britpop story of Select magazine, which John edited between 1995 and 1997. Discussion of Britpop's more jingoistic aspects is accompanied by references to contemporary pieces on Blur, Oasis & co. by Jon Savage and Stuart Maconie — and followed by John's thoughts on morphing into one of the Grauniad's most respected political columnists. The week's theme leads neatly into clips from a 1980 audio interview with Britpop forefather Paul McCartney, heard talking to John Tobler about his McCartney II album. Seasoned Beatles freak Harris talks about Macca's solo oeuvre and McCartney II's just-released successor… McCartney III! The "team" and their guest then turn their attention to the passing of the remarkable Charley Pride, the Black southerner who — against considerable odds — became a country music superstar.Mark talks us through some notable new additions to the RBP library, including pieces about the Manson family, the Bee Gees, Kirsty MacColl, the Beastie Boys and Metallica. Barney welcomes California writer Deanne Stillman to the RBP fold with her 2004 piece on the trial of Phil Spector, while Jasper rounds matters off with reflections on Shakira and RBP's Paul Kelly's favourite band Coldplay.Pieces discussed: Britpop, Britpoper, Britpopest, Paul McCartney audio, Patti Smith, Ramones, Dis-Education of Rock 'n' Roll, Charley Pride, Charley Prider, Charley Pridest, Charles Manson, Ashford & Simpson, Kirsty MacColl, Soft Cell, Beastie Boys, John Lennon, Barry Gibb & the Bee Gees, Kevin Coyne, Human League, Jason & Kylie, Metallica, Phil Spector, Viv Albertine, Shakira and Coldplay.This show is a part of Pantheon Podcasts.

In this episode we welcome The Guardian's John Harris into RBP's virtual cupboard to reminisce about his career as a music journalist and author. Mark, Barney & Jasper look back with John at Britpop and at The Last Party, his definitive 2003 book about it; we also consider the crucial role in the Britpop story of Select magazine, which John edited between 1995 and 1997. Discussion of Britpop's more jingoistic aspects is accompanied by references to contemporary pieces on Blur, Oasis & co. by Jon Savage and Stuart Maconie — and followed by John's thoughts on morphing into one of the Grauniad's most respected political columnists. The week's theme leads neatly into clips from a 1980 audio interview with Britpop forefather Paul McCartney, heard talking to John Tobler about his McCartney II album. Seasoned Beatles freak Harris talks about Macca's solo oeuvre and McCartney II's just-released successor… McCartney III! The "team" and their guest then turn their attention to the passing of the remarkable Charley Pride, the Black southerner who — against considerable odds — became a country music superstar.Mark talks us through some notable new additions to the RBP library, including pieces about the Manson family, the Bee Gees, Kirsty MacColl, the Beastie Boys and Metallica. Barney welcomes California writer Deanne Stillman to the RBP fold with her 2004 piece on the trial of Phil Spector, while Jasper rounds matters off with reflections on Shakira and RBP's Paul Kelly's favourite band Coldplay.Many thanks to special guest John Harris; visit his website at johnharris.me.uk.Pieces discussed: Britpop, Britpoper, Britpopest, Paul McCartney audio, Patti Smith, Ramones, Dis-Education of Rock 'n' Roll, Charley Pride, Charley Prider, Charley Pridest, Charles Manson, Ashford & Simpson, Kirsty MacColl, Soft Cell, Beastie Boys, John Lennon, Barry Gibb & the Bee Gees, Kevin Coyne, Human League, Jason & Kylie, Metallica, Phil Spector, Viv Albertine, Shakira and Coldplay.This show is a part of Pantheon Podcasts.

In this episode we welcome The Guardian's John Harris into RBP's virtual cupboard to reminisce about his career as a music journalist and author. Mark, Barney & Jasper look back with John at Britpop and at The Last Party, his definitive 2003 book about it; we also consider the crucial role in the Britpop story of Select magazine, which John edited between 1995 and 1997. Discussion of Britpop's more jingoistic aspects is accompanied by references to contemporary pieces on Blur, Oasis & co. by Jon Savage and Stuart Maconie — and followed by John's thoughts on morphing into one of the Grauniad's most respected political columnists.  The week's theme leads neatly into clips from a 1980 audio interview with Britpop forefather Paul McCartney, heard talking to John Tobler about his McCartney II album. Seasoned Beatles freak Harris talks about Macca's solo oeuvre and McCartney II's just-released successor… McCartney III! The "team" and their guest then turn their attention to the passing of the remarkable Charley Pride, the Black southerner who — against considerable odds — became a country music superstar. Mark talks us through some notable new additions to the RBP library, including pieces about the Manson family, the Bee Gees, Kirsty MacColl, the Beastie Boys and Metallica. Barney welcomes California writer Deanne Stillman to the RBP fold with her 2004 piece on the trial of Phil Spector, while Jasper rounds matters off with reflections on Shakira and RBP's Paul Kelly's favourite band Coldplay. Many thanks to special guest John Harris; visit his website at johnharris.me.uk. Pieces discussed: Britpop, Britpoper, Britpopest, Paul McCartney audio, Patti Smith, Ramones, Dis-Education of Rock 'n' Roll, Charley Pride, Charley Prider, Charley Pridest, Charles Manson, Ashford & Simpson, Kirsty MacColl, Soft Cell, Beastie Boys, John Lennon, Barry Gibb & the Bee Gees, Kevin Coyne, Human League, Jason & Kylie, Metallica, Phil Spector, Viv Albertine, Shakira and Coldplay. This show is a part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Back again for the 5th episode of Punk 4 The Homeless Radio Show. This week join Danny Ratcatcher, Eagle, Rachel and Alex for their choice of summery tunes, plus tunes from comrade Alan. This week's tunes from: Castro, X-Ray Spex, Headgames, Accidente, Idealistics, Kevin Coyne, Gary Clail & On-u Sound System, Аут, Hank Wood and the Hammerheads, Otis Taylor Band, The Velvet Underground, Grimes, Lawnmower Deth, NOFX, Lee Perry & Silvertones, CRESS, Rotura, Inner Terrestrials, Killdozer, BORN TO DESTRUCT, Amyl and The Sniffers - In loving memory of Bob Booth RIP - If you can please donate to Compass Children's Charity for their vital work with at-risk and street kids: https://www.compasschildrenscharity.org.uk/donation/

We're chatting with Kevin Coyne, a public middle school teacher who teaches both band and general music. Referenced Resources and Media: JW Pepper - sheet music retailer Flipgrid - video discussion website for classrooms SmartMusic - Music Learning Software Soundtrap - Online Music Studio Google Hangouts - Communication Software Music credit: itsmochajones (user) at freesound.org Have any feedback or want to hear yourself on the show? Email me at: soundsinsilencepodcast@gmail.com

It's catch up time. This Invisible Folk Club radio show went out live to four community stations across England. Jon Bickley was curator/presenter, Steve Yarwood producer. Nothing in the broad church of folk related music is off limits, there's many shades of folk, ours is an eclectic mix. There's some famous names and some not so famous names, they all deserve your attention. The Invisible Folk Club continues to promote new music while tipping a hat to the pioneers who came before. We always feature new music on the show, but if you think there's somebody from the past we've overlooked please let us know. For instance this week somebody reminded us of Kevin Coyne, a man variously described as terrifying, riveting, heartbreaking, hilarious. We love him. Three of Kevin's classics are featured. There's something for everybody, we'll continue to be predictably unpredictable! Shirley Collins - Sweet Greens And Blues Mike Polizze - Wishing Well Kevin Coyne - Marlene Kevin Coyne - House on the Hill Kevin Coyne - Talking to No One Virginia Kettle - Let it All Go Virginia Kettle - Spy in a Previous Life Virginia Kettle - No Place Like Tomorrow Honey & The Bear - Dark Heart Honey & The Bear - River Man Gemma Khawaja - The Outlandish Knight Jack Harris - Nocturne Jon Bickley - Beside Me Cinder Well - Queen of the Earth, Child of the Skies If you want more information please visit our website https://invisiblefolkclub.com/

In this final episode of the current season, host Stephen Boylan welcomes IFI programmers David O'Mahony and Kevin Coyne back to the podcast to chat through the films they're most looking forward to as cinemas re-open.

Una farfalla, un cane e un alter ego. Il cantautore attraverso il suo contrario, da Jannacci a James Blake, passando per Kafka, Bulgakov e Kevin Coyne. Con Iosonouncane, Dino Fumaretto, Rocco Marchi.

In this first episode, IFI programmers David O'Mahony and Kevin Coyne look back at some recent cinematic gems you might have missed at the IFI, which are now available to enjoy at home. Hosted by Stephen Boylan.

Nagenoeg de hele uitzending staat in het teken van recente overlijdens: De grote songwiter John Prine natuurlijk.Maar ook producer Hal Willner is niet meer. Én amigo en oud-OOR-collega Bert van de Kamp.Naast Prine zelf vertolken ook The Everly Brothers en Jeffrey Foucault zijn werk.(Bovendien blijkt dat de melodie van zijn nummer Paradise gejat is door Grayson Capps!)Hal Willner is te horen via Marianne Faithfull,Los Lobos en de soundtrack van de film Kansas City. En Bert van De Kamp wordt geëerd met Kevin Coyne en Bob Dylan.

Kevin Coyne released over 40 albums in the course of his 35-year career. He would be hailed and championed by the likes of John Peel, Richard Branson, Johnny Rotten, the Mekons, Sting, and Will Oldham. He unceremoniously rejected an offer from Elektra Records to be the dead Jim Morrison's replacement in the Doors, quipping that he didn't like leather pants. He wrote scores of songs about the fringes of humanity dealing with mental illness and addiction with empathy and poise that few could match in even a single song. He penned bizarre operas and theme albums about nefarious characters including the notorious mobsters, the Kray Brothers, subversive comedian Frank Randle, the evil-incarnate Moor Murderers, and the acid-damaged Syd Barrett.  And he would remain known as someone who is famously unknown.Highway Hi-Fi is a proud member of the Pantheon Music Podcast Network - Home of the Finest Music Podcasts

Kevin Coyne released over 40 albums in the course of his 35-year career. He would be hailed and championed by the likes of John Peel, Richard Branson, Johnny Rotten, the Mekons, Sting, and Will Oldham. He unceremoniously rejected an offer from Elektra Records to be the dead Jim Morrison’s replacement in the Doors, quipping that he didn’t like leather pants. He wrote scores of songs about the fringes of humanity dealing with mental illness and addiction with empathy and poise that few could match in even a single song. He penned bizarre operas and theme albums about nefarious characters including the notorious mobsters, the Kray Brothers, subversive comedian Frank Randle, the evil-incarnate Moor Murderers, and the acid-damaged Syd Barrett.   And he would remain known as someone who is famously unknown. Highway Hi-Fi is a proud member of the Pantheon Music Podcast Network - Home of the Finest Music Podcasts

Kevin Coyne released over 40 albums in the course of his 35-year career. He would be hailed and championed by the likes of John Peel, Richard Branson, Johnny Rotten, the Mekons, Sting, and Will Oldham. He unceremoniously rejected an offer from Elektra Records to be the dead Jim Morrison's replacement in the Doors, quipping that he didn't like leather pants. He wrote scores of songs about the fringes of humanity dealing with mental illness and addiction with empathy and poise that few could match in even a single song. He penned bizarre operas and theme albums about nefarious characters including the notorious mobsters, the Kray Brothers, subversive comedian Frank Randle, the evil-incarnate Moor Murderers, and the acid-damaged Syd Barrett.  And he would remain known as someone who is famously unknown.Highway Hi-Fi is a proud member of the Pantheon Music Podcast Network - Home of the Finest Music Podcasts

Kevin Coyne released over 40 albums in the course of his 35-year career. He would be hailed and championed by the likes of John Peel, Richard Branson, Johnny Rotten, the Mekons, Sting, and Will Oldham. He unceremoniously rejected an offer from Elektra Records to be the dead Jim Morrison’s replacement in the Doors, quipping that he didn’t like leather pants. He wrote scores of songs about the fringes of humanity dealing with mental illness and addiction with empathy and poise that few could match in even a single song. He penned bizarre operas and theme albums about nefarious characters including the notorious mobsters, the Kray Brothers, subversive comedian Frank Randle, the evil-incarnate Moor Murderers, and the acid-damaged Syd Barrett.   And he would remain known as someone who is famously unknown. Highway Hi-Fi is a proud member of the Pantheon Music Podcast Network - Home of the Finest Music Podcasts

One of the great privileges of our unique network is that we have access to some of the most eminent former partners like Kevin Coyne and Bill Matassoni. We adopt their insights when designing our case training and strategy training programs. Our goal at Firmsconsulting is to allow our members access to the partners from whom we seek advise. This is an exclusive interview that Bill Matassoni had with Firmsconsulting where he shared some counter-intuitive concepts you will not hear anywhere else. Bill Matassoni was the partner who was involved in developing and implementing the McKinsey philosophy that helped the firm pull ahead of BCG in the 1980s and 1990s. He was thereafter the partner who led BCG's efforts to overtake McKinsey.

Songwriters Guild Live is a weekly radioshow in Amsterdam, focussed on artists who write their own songs. This week your host was Ro Halfhide. Bubblegum Slut/ UK: « A paradoxical mix of a Yorkshire man’s Northern bluntness that tells it like it is and a “continental poetic tongue which educates and stirs…! » - Stylusmag/ Canada: « Berry has a keen intellect, a disdain for those buffered from reality, and an internalized anger that fuels the vitriol in every adjective. It is real life undecorated, and smoulders like the everyday pressures. This is fucking brilliant. Clean glass please, and leave the bottle! » With the aid of an acoustic guitar or piano he sits centre-stage and recounts with his powerful seducing voice the tales of his life on the back streets of Leeds/England, his touring years through to his crippling road accident in Brighton/ England. In the 80s he was the guitarist & founding member to the successful Rock/Goth band, The Rose of Avalanche, which produced many great albums and singles. Eventually enough was enough and he broke up the band in the 90s and embarked on a solo career under his own name. He played in every possible venue in the UK and Europe. 3 solo albums later (PJB, Ginnel and Nations) which saw him support giants of the songwriting genre such as Frank Black, Vic Chestnutt, Kevin Coyne, David Bowie, Howe Gelb, Townes Van Zandt, he is now back. After rehabilitating from his accident, he has a new album ‘Spitfire Jukebox 1’. It’s mainly one instrument and voice that give a beautiful raw insight to the human soul. It reveals a personal account of the last few years. Touches on a cathartic necessity to get through the nightmare of his road accident to the celebration of life itself. Recorded in Berlin in the vast hall of the famous UFO-Studios, an old brewery which doubled-up as a bunker in the second world war. «when I arrived at the studio in Berlin, there was this colossal old hall that just had ‘something’ that moved me. So, I said to the man, get me a chair, put it in the middle of the hall and record me bleeding….» «the whole point of this album was to be in control and do everything myself - for good or bad - no rules and no bull shit! Just me and my demons>>

a cura di Alessandro Achilli. Musiche di The Who, Willem Breuker, Kevin Coyne & Dagmar Krause, The Worlds of Love, Van Dyke Parks, Human Feel, Alexander Hawkins, Univers Zero (seconda parte)

a cura di Alessandro Achilli. Musiche di The Who, Willem Breuker, Kevin Coyne & Dagmar Krause, The Worlds of Love, Van Dyke Parks, Human Feel, Alexander Hawkins, Univers Zero (seconda parte)

Kevin Coyne – Sunday morning sunrise – live rough and more Boogie Beasts – Mad – 2018 Jonathon Long – pray for me - Jonathon Long – 2018 Dennis Herrera – Back up - You Stole My Heart – 2018 Layla Zoe Turn this into gold gemini disc 1 Fragility - 2018 Midnite Johnny – Motels , Whiskey, and me Long Road Home 2018 Zed Mitchell – now is our time – Wow – 2018 Jimi Hendrix – Electric Church red House - Blues – 1994 Robert Connely Farr & the Rebeltone Boys – Dirty South Blues - Dirty South Blues 2018 Geoff Achison – World of blue - Sovereign Town – 2018 Kat Danser – Voodoo grover - 'Goin' Gone' – 2018 Cuby Blizzards – someboiy will know someday met ralph de Jongh – 2 emter sessie 2008 Stew Moss – Cutting up onions - The Plum - 2003

FYTA present a series of 26 thematic shows, one for every letter of the english alphabet. Each show introduces concepts, philosophers, poets and music projects whose name starts from each specific letter. This week's letter is C. FYTA talk about cryptocurrencies, common sense, cyborg, the commons, conceptual art, casino, conspiracies, crisis, christmas. They play music by Chrisma, Kevin Coyne, Cos, Carambolage, Conceputol, Crash Course in Science, Crass, Cassiber, Cardiacs and “Christmas with Satan” by James White [of the Contortions] Philosopher of the week: Joan Copjec Poet of the week: Ann Carson

Om 22:00 uur Vincent van Engelen met een nieuwe Des Engels op 40UP Radio. In het eerste uur een bloemlezing uit de Anti-Trumplijst vanwege het tumult de afgelopen 2 weken. In het 2e uur artiesten van het in 1969 door DJ John Peel opgerichte Dandelion label. Muziek van David Bowie. Nina Simone, Gene Vincent, Kevin Coyne en Clifford T. Ward.

Om 22:00 uur Vincent van Engelen met een nieuwe Des Engels op 40UP Radio. In het eerste uur een bloemlezing uit de Anti-Trumplijst vanwege het tumult de afgelopen 2 weken. In het 2e uur artiesten van het in 1969 door DJ John Peel opgerichte Dandelion label. Muziek van David Bowie. Nina Simone, Gene Vincent, Kevin Coyne en Clifford T. Ward.

From playing clubs at the age of 16, to venturing off to London with his friend Zoot Money and formed Zoot Money’s Big Roll Band when he was 19, Andy Summers musical journey was just beginning to flourish. Summers went on to perform with other bands and musicians including The Soft Machine, The Animals, Kevin Coyne, Jon Lord, Joan Armatrading, David Essex, Neil Sedaka, and Kevin Ayers. But it was his gig with Strontium 90 that introduced him to Gordon Sumner and Stewart Copeland that catapulted his career into one of the most successful bands ever, The Police. After the band’s final studio album, “Synchronicity” in 1983, Summers, like his bandmates, embarked on solo careers that continue to this day. In fact, Andy recently released his 14th solo project “Triboluminescence” and he’s here to talk to us about it. Inside MusiCast is pleased to welcome Andy Summers.

Andy Summers rose to fame in the early 1980’s as the guitarist with the multi-million record selling rock band The Police. The Police were the number one band of the time and dominated the music scene and the media in the eighties with several number albums and singles including Every Breath You Take, Roxanne, Don’t Stand So Close to Me, Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic, Invisible Sun, and Message in a Bottle. The band was the recipient of several Grammys and awards too numerous to mention.Andy Summers innovative guitar playing created a new paradigm for guitarists in this period and has been widely imitated ever since. Prior to the Police Andy Summers played with various bands in the London scene including the Soft Machine, Kevin Coyne and also Kevin Ayers.Post Police Andy has made thirteen solo records, collaborated with many other musicians and toured the world as a solo artist. In addition he has composed film scores, and along with many photo gallery exhibitions published books of his photography.In 2006 his autobiography One Train Later was released to great success and was voted the number one music book of the year in the UK. The film Can’t Stand Losing You based on the book saw it’s theatrical release in the US by Cinema Libre in March 2015. The DVD of the film will be released on July 14th 2015, along with Andy’s latest CD – Metal Dog.Recent projects include the record Circus Hero from his new band Circa Zero released in April 2014, touring in Brazil with Rodrigo Santos and scoring music for the Turkish film And the Circus Leaves Town.Current photo exhibition have been at the Leica gallery in Los Angeles, Paris/LA Independent Photo Show, Kunst, Licht gallery in Shanghai, CCC Gallery in Beijing and Photokina in Cologne, Germany.Upcoming photography exhibitions are scheduled for August in Sao Paulo Brazil and Rio de Janeiro with Globo newspaper.Andy is in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the Guitar Player Hall of Fame, has the keys to New York City! He has been awarded the Chevalier De L’Ordre Des Arts et Des Lettres by the Ministry of Culture in France.

Here's a little mix of tunes for a nice, lazy Labor Day.  Enjoy! 1) Lies by JJ Cale 2) Everybody Monday by Laghonia 3) Gotta Travel On by Bob Dylan 4) Marlene by Kevin Coyne 5) My Dark Hour by Steve Miller Band (feat Paul McCartney) 6) Lazy Waters by The Byrds 7) Living Without You by Manfred Mann's Rare Earth Band 8) Sleepy Eyes by Morning 9) Hymn to Me by Brinsley Schwarz 10) High Rollers by New Riders of the Purple Sage 11) Tulsa Turnaround by First Edition 12) Coming into Los Angeles by Arlo Guthrie 13) Let Her Dance by Bobby Fuller Four

Kevin P. Coyne, the former McKinsey Partner and Worldwide Strategy Practice Co-Leader, discusses the benefits of The Consulting Offer to both the consulting firms and candidates. COME HANG OUT WITH US: Facebook / Twitter / LinkedIn   WANT TO LEARN FROM FORMER STRATEGY PARTNERS? REFER TO THE FIRMSCONSULTING ORIGINAL TRAINING PROGRAMS.

One of the great privileges of our unique network is that we have access to some of the most eminent former partners like Kevin Coyne and Bill Matassoni. We adopt their insights when designing our case training and strategy training programs. Our goal at Firmsconsulting is to allow our members access to the partners from whom we seek advise.  This is an exclusive interview that Bill Matassoni recently had with Firmsconsulting where he shared some counter-intuitive concepts you will not hear anywhere else. Bill Matassoni was the partner who was involved in developing and implementing the McKinsey philosophy that helped the firm pull ahead of BCG in the 1980s and 1990s. He was thereafter the partner who led BCG's efforts to overtake McKinsey. This insightful, inspiring and counter intuitive podcast explains the steps McKinsey took in the 1980s to reposition the firm. Planning is meaningless unless you know what to plan. You need a point of differentiation and you need to consistently drive that difference. Competitive advantage is wrong to pursue. You need to look for comparative advantage.  See if you can extract those lessons from this podcast. Bill Matassoni started his career in management consulting in 1980 when he joined McKinsey & Company. He was a partner there for almost 20 years, focusing on the branding of professional services. He was responsible for building McKinsey's reputation and protecting its brand, which included publishing the McKinsey Quarterly. In doing so he worked closely with many of his colleagues worldwide including Tom Peters, Jon Katzenbach, Kenichi Ohmai, John Sawhill, John Stucky, and John Hagel. He was also responsible for much of McKinsey's internal communications. This included the creation of McKinsey's systems to manage and disseminate its practice knowledge. These efforts are described in an HBR case study. He left McKinsey to join Mitchell Madison Group, a strategy consulting firm he helped to take public through its sale to USWeb/CKS in 1999. He then joined The Boston Consulting Group, where he headed for over five years a group responsible for innovation, marketing and communications. As at McKinsey, Bill Matassoni worked closely with several of BCG's thought leaders — George Stalk, Michael Silverstein, Philip Evans, Yves Morieux, Hal Sirkin and others — to develop their ideas and turn them into consulting assignments. Bill Matassoni retired from BCG a few years ago and founded The Glass House Group, a consulting firm that helps professional service firms with branding and marketing issues. At one of his clients, Tapestry Networks, Bill has become a senior advisor.  Bill Matassoni is a graduate of Phillips Andover (1964), Harvard College (B.A. Literature, 1968) and Harvard Business School (M.B.A., 1975). For many years Bill Matassoni was on the board of trustees of United Way of America and United Way International. He is now on the board of trustees of First Book and a senior advisor to Ashoka, an organization that invests in social entrepreneurs. He is also on the Board of Advisors of The Demand Institute, a non-profit funded by The Conference Board and Nielsen. He remains interested in the management and marketing of professional services firms, social marketing and healthcare reform. If you have never had the opportunity to meet Marvin Bower, and that would apply to most of McKinsey's current partners, Bill's thinking is the second best thing to have access to. In this wide ranging interview, Bill Matassoni and I discuss the following about the strategy, culture, values, mistakes and problems of McKinsey and BCG:  McKinsey & Co. How a partner's background shapes his or her viewpoint The old influence of HBR on a consulting brand's position Bill's unconventional path into McKinsey and BCG Managing versus inspiring other senior partners Working with senior partners from McKinsey like Ron Daniels, Fred Gluck, Herb Ensinger, Kenichi Ohmae, Tom Peters, Bob Waterman, Lowell Bryan, Tom Steiner and Marvin Bower Insightful new anecdotes and stories not published before How to get partners to build a firm's position and knowledge Competitive advantage in management consulting The problem with trying to position a firm as a consulting firm McKinsey problems in recent times and lack of differentiation Why strategy is less analytic than it seems WSJ vs. The Economist vs. HBR for eminence The Fortune Magazine story that changed McKinsey's profile What is McKinsey's point of differentiation - it is not analytics or strategy How to build a leadership factory Why all the books about McKinsey, like "The Firm", completely miss the mark Anecdotes about Marvin Bower Using actions to build principles versus using principles to build actions The problem with marketing in consulting How McKinsey really makes decisions and tests them aka how to know when you are junior How to bring about change in traditional businesses with deep histories BCG The difference between BCG and McKinsey BCG's strengths and weaknesses What is BCG's culture How positioning drives operational decisions Managing practice meetings And much, much more. If you found this piece interesting, please post comments and questions. We will be interviewing other very senior ex-partners of McKinsey and BCG, and will use these comments as an input for future interviews. We also use comments and social shares to determine if a series should be pursued. If you would like us to interview another BCG or McKinsey ex-partner, corporate executive or renowned athlete please let us know. Hope you enjoyed it.  Michael

At least 90% of aspiring management consultants assume that all McKinsey et al cases MUST be solved with frameworks. That is a dangerous myth. At least 60% of all McKinsey full cases (we are not referring to brainstorming, estimates etc) cannot be solved with structures and you will fail if you used structures to solve them. In this podcast, we use the experiences of a client, Felix, to explain how to identify this second group of cases and what you can do to solve them. We particularly look at Felix's coaching session with Kevin Coyne, ex-McKinsey Worldwide Strategy Co-Leader, in Season One of The Consulting Offer.

Kevin Coyne, founder of Kevin Coyne Partners and coauthor of the HBR article "Breakthrough Thinking from Inside the Box."