Podcasts about Lilac Time

On this episode I'm joined by John Hegarty for a deep dive about Twilight, his debut album from 2000. Twilight was produced by Bob Lamb, who produced UB40's Signing Off and The Lilac Time's self-titled debut. John has played with Female Hercules and Dinah Brand and has contributed to records by a load of artists including: Adrian Crowley, Cian Nugent, Seti the First, Jubilee Allstars, Barry McCormack and others. All this is discussed including a chat about John's new album Daydreaming. Episode notes are here.

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LET'S ACTIVE “Every Word Means No” from Afoot (1983) THE THREE O'CLOCK “Jetfighter” from Sixteen Tambourines / Baroque Hoedown (1983) TRUE WEST “Steps To The Door” from Two True (1983) THE PRIMITONS “All My Friends” from Don't Go Away: BIG DIPPER “All Going Out Together” from Supercluster - Anthology (1987) DUMPTRUCK “Carefree” from For the Country (1987) GUADALCANAL DIARY “Pray For Rain” from Jamboree (1986) R.E.M. “Burning Down” from Dead Letter Office (1987) HOODOO GURUS “I Want You Back” from Stoneage Romeos (1984) MIDNIGHT OIL “Sell My Soul” from Diesel and Dust (1987) CRASH STREET KIDS “Little Girls” from Crash Street Kids (1982) THE REPLACEMENTS “Bastards of Young” from Tim (1985) SOUL ASYLUM “Cartoon” from Hang Time (1988) HUSKER DU “These Important Years” from Warehouse: Songs and Stories (1987) THE LOVE IN “Late as Usual” from The Love In (1987) THE LILAC TIME “Together” from The Lilac Time (1988) THE SMITHS “I Started Something I Couldn't Finish” from Strangeways, Here We Come (1987) McCARTHY “What Our Boys are Fighting For” from The Enraged Will Inherit the Earth (1989) DEL AMITRI “I Was Here” from Del Amitri (1985) THE CHILLS “Wet Blanket” from Brave Words (1987) THE MEKONS “Blow Your Tuneless Trumpet” from The Mekons Rock 'n' Roll (1989) BLEACHED BLACK “I Can't Be Happy” from Wrist Slashing Romance EP (1985) CHATSHOW “Red Skies” from 12" Single (1986) GENE LOVES JEZEBEL “Heartache” from Discover (1986) NEW MODELS “Say What” from Sight and Sound EP (1983) CABARET VOLTAIRE “White Car” from code (1987) THE CURE “The Baby Screams” from The Head On The Door (1985) INXS “Here Comes” from Shabooh Shoobah (1982) THE X-TEENS “Say It Isn't So” from Love and Politics (1984) LET'S ACTIVE “Easy Does” from Cypress (1984)

Label Rock Podcast 23 (13 Fevrier 2024)De retour pour la 1ère émission de cette année 2024... avec des morceaux de Ernold Same, Helena Deland, The Pogues, The Smile, Elli Medeiros et Benjamin Biolay, Dom Valentino, Sextile, Reggae Regular, Seraphine Noir, Duck Fizz, Roisin Murphy, Nathaniel S., As Ganhadeiras de Itapua, Locate S 1, The Lilac Time, Egyptian Blue, Bar Italia, Apiscor

They were artists, myth makers, story tellers, tribe leaders, psychedelic troubadours; they pioneered "world music” with albums like The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter; they experimented with theater, drugs, film and lifestyle and inspired The Beatles, The Stones, Led Zeppelin, The Pet Shop's Neil Tennant, The Lilac Time and many, many others.   They lived the hippie dream of communes and free love, dressed like mediaeval princes and princesses, were the very essence of the Scottish counterculture, played Woodstock, became cult stars, were acid evengeleists; gathered a following, a tribe that stayed loyal to them long after they had gone.. In this, the first of a two parter, Adrian Whittaker who compiled the epic new book Be Glad for the Song Has No Ending and Peter Neal who made the film Be Glad for the Song has No Ending back in 1970, take us on a trip through the crazy countercultural life and times of The Incredible String Band.    Thanks to Peter for the audio clips from his film Be Glad for the Song has No Ending    #tripping #psychedelics #london #consciousness #scotland #scottishcounterculture #counterculture #drug  #lsd #music  #joeboyd #1960s #scientology #thelilactime #incrediblestringband #begladforthesonghasnoending #woodstock #stephenduffy #hippie  

The multi-talented Stephen Duffy could have a fine rock doc made about all the different facets of his music career. Being a founding member of Duran Duran. Being a synthpop pioneer. The folk-pop beauty of the Lilac Time. His excellent 90s power pop period. His soundtrack work with John Hughes. His hits writien with Robbie Williams. See what I mean? For the last few years, the Lilac Time has been the main focus and they just released a fantastic new album called Dance Till All the Stars Come Down. Stephen joins us to discuss all of these themes and more. He's one of the most talented songwriters the UK has ever had. We're lucky to have him.  www.stephenduffy.com www.patreon.com/thehustlepod

Simon and Brian are joined by beloved singer-songwriter Stephen Duffy to discuss writing the new Lilac Time record Dance Till All The Stars Come Down and much more besides. Stephen touches on a range of subjects including the influence of W. H. Auden, how therapy changed his writing style, and his collaborations with artists like Steven Page and Robbie Williams.

This month's Official Folk Albums Chart Show from Folk on Foot includes music from The Longest Johns, The Sea Song Sessions, Jacko Hooper, Brigid Mae Power, The Lilac Time and Seth Lakeman. Host Matthew Bannister also has the latest news on his 180 mile Big Walk raising money for the charity Help Musicians, which starts at the Wickham Festival in Hampshire on Friday 4th August. --- We rely entirely on support from our listeners to keep this show on the road. If you like what we do please either... Donate to the Folk on Foot Big Walk 2023: folkonfoot.com/bigwalk Become a patron and get great rewards: patreon.com/folkonfoot Or just buy us a coffee: ko-fi.com/folkonfoot Sign up for our newsletter at www.folkonfoot.com Follow us on Twitter/Facebook/Instagram: @folkonfoot --- Subscribe to the Folk Forecast to explore all the gigs and album news we ran through in the show: https://thefolkforecast.substack.com/

“Lived Through That” is the companion podcast to my book where I look at influential 90s musicians and where they are today. On this podcast, we'll delve deeper into a single pivotal moment in the lives of some of the artists I feature in the book, as well as other artists I love and admire. The stories they tell are open, honest, and inspiring. On this episode, I'm excited to bring you my conversation with Stephen Duffy! Stephen was one of the founding members of a little band called Duran Duran – maybe you've heard of them? He left to do is own thing with Simon LeBon taking his place and the rest is history for both Duran Duran and Stephen Duffy. Duffy had many twists and turns in his career and has a list of bands and accomplishments to go with it. He had a huge hit under the name Stephen Tin Tin Duffy with “Kiss Me With Your Mouth." But it's his band the Lilac Time that emerged in 1987 with their self-titled debut that has endured and blossomed. The Lilac Time are currently back with a fantastic new album, Dance Till All The Stars Come Down, that's available everywhere you get your music.   Musical credits: Theme song from Jupe Jupe. On Top Of It by Blue Dot Sessions For more about Stephen Duffy and The Lilac Time, check out his website here. Be sure to look out for my books, "Lived Through That" and "80s Redux" where ever you buy your books! You can find out more about my work and the 80s and 90s books at my website ⁠here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stephen Duffy from The Lilac Time takes us on a revealing journey through his musical career up until The post Stephen Duffy – The Lilac Time appeared first on The Strange Brew .

On Saturday, May 20, the classic alternative, punk, new wave, post-punk, goth, synth pop, and dark wave tribes will gather once again in Pasadena, California for the second Cruel World festival. It's an amazing lineup featuring the first Siouxsie live appearance in the US in over 15 years, Iggy Pop, Billy Idol, Love and Rockets, Echo & The Bunnymen, Adam Ant, The Human League, Gary Numan, Modern English, Gang Of Four, ABC, The Vapors, Berlin, Animotion, and a fine selection of like-minded "next generation" bands. The Lads break down the acts that they will be checking out, festival survival tips, and a heck of a lot more. Whether you are going or just wish you were, let O3L be your "pre-game show" for Cruel World! We're shining the O3L Spotlight on The Midnight Sailors, the new project from amazingly talented singer/songwriter Rich Longley and guitarist David Osborne, who share a fondness for Al Stewart, The Lilac Time, and songs about memories, childhood and history. They've produced a marvelous self-titled concept album of sorts about their experiences, and along with the ornate beauty and ambitious song structures of the aforementioned influences, there are dashes of The Go-Betweens and The Clientele and probably the best banjo flourishes you'll hear on a pop record this year. We play the gorgeous album cut, "This Time It Was Me." Check them out at themidnightsailors.bandcamp.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On Saturday, May 20, the classic alternative, punk, new wave, post-punk, goth, synth pop, and dark wave tribes will gather once again in Pasadena, California for the second Cruel World festival. It's an amazing lineup featuring the first Siouxsie live appearance in the US in over 15 years, Iggy Pop, Billy Idol, Love and Rockets, Echo & The Bunnymen, Adam Ant, The Human League, Gary Numan, Modern English, Gang Of Four, ABC, The Vapors, Berlin, Animotion, and a fine selection of like-minded "next generation" bands. The Lads break down the acts that they will be checking out, festival survival tips, and a heck of a lot more. Whether you are going or just wish you were, let O3L be your "pre-game show" for Cruel World! We're shining the O3L Spotlight on The Midnight Sailors, the new project from amazingly talented singer/songwriter Rich Longley and guitarist David Osborne, who share a fondness for Al Stewart, The Lilac Time, and songs about memories, childhood and history. They've produced a marvelous self-titled concept album of sorts about their experiences, and along with the ornate beauty and ambitious song structures of the aforementioned influences, there are dashes of The Go-Betweens and The Clientele and probably the best banjo flourishes you'll hear on a pop record this year. We play the gorgeous album cut, "This Time It Was Me." Check them out at themidnightsailors.bandcamp.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Esta semana, en Islas de Robinson, nos movemos en los 90 en clave Pop ("robinsoniano", por supuesto). Suenan: PETER BLEGVAD - "KING STRUT (REPRISE)" ("KING STRUT & OTHER STORIES", 1990) / THE LILAC TIME - "I WENT TO DANCE" ("& LOVE FOR ALL", 1990) / MARTIN NEWELL - "WE'LL BUILD A HOUSE" ("THE GREATEST LIVING ENGLISHMAN", 1993) / XTC - "THEN SHE APPEARED" ("NONSUCH", 1992) / CHRIS STAMEY - "TIME IS RUNNING OUT" ("FIREWORKS", 1991) / ROBYN HITCHCOCK & THE EGYPTIANS - "SO YOU THINK YOU'RE IN LOVE" (1991) / ELVIS COSTELLO - "THE OTHER SIDE OF SUMMER" ("MIGHTY LIKE A ROSE", 1991) / SQUEEZE - "IT'S OVER" ("SOME FANTASTIC PLACE", 1993) / AIMEE MANN - "SAY ANYTHING" ("WHATEVER", 1993) / JULES SHEAR - "THE SAD SOUND OF THE WIND" ("THE GREAT PUZZLE", 1992) / MICHAEL PENN - "STRANGE SEASON" ("FREE-FOR-ALL", 1992) / KIRSTY MACCOLL - "YOU KNOW IT'S YOU" ("TITANIC DAYS", 1994) / WORLD PARTY - "IS IT LIKE TODAY" ("BANG!", 1993) / Escuchar audio

Our guest today is a solo artist, producer, Palo Santo Music Group co-founder in Dallas, TX, and its indie music godfather. He is one Salim Nourallah. You may remember Salim as our guest in Episode 40 and our discussion about one of the most consequential records in our lifetime and beyond, The White Album.As a solo artist, Nourallah has long mined the terrain between catchy and devastating. Rolling Stone called him “a singer-songwriter who can stop time.” As a producer and owner of Pleasantry Lane in Dallas, Nourallah has worked notably with the Old 97's, Rhett Miller, the Deathray Davies, and the Damnwells. His work on either side of the sound booth has won an armful of Dallas Observer music awards and proven that some musicians actually do get better with age.Our conversation today will focus on British singer/songwriter Stephen Duffy and his second solo offering from 1995 titled “Duffy” which was originally released on Indolent Records. Some may know Stephen Duffy as a founding member, vocalist and bassist of Duran Duran and later the front man for the folk rock outfit The Lilac Time. Please, enjoy episode #100!

Today I'm having a GAS with John Paterno, a Grammy-winning music producer, mixer, composer, engineer, mastering engineer, and musician. Dubbed ‘Mr Meticulous' by industry writer Mr. Bonzai, Paterno is known for his attention to detail while at the same time allowing artists to feel uninhibited in their creativity. John moved to Los Angeles two weeks after graduation from the University of Miami MUE [Music Engineering] program. A short period of freelance assisting concluded with a staff position at Sunset Sound/Sound Factory in Hollywood, where for five years he was exposed to many great engineers, producers, and artists. After breaking out of assisting, John worked with a wide range of producers including Mitchell Froom, Joe Chiccarelli, Byron Gallimore, Celso Valli, and Stephen Duffy. He won a Latin Grammy for his work with artist/producer Soraya. John has produced or co-produced projects for Gov't Mule, Michael Landau, Caleb Henry, Andrew Synowiec, The Black Mollys, Mitchell Froom, Lustra, Robbie Williams, The Lilac Time, and many other artists. He has also co-written songs with artists and has written pieces for TV and film. A recent addition to Paterno's offerings is Mix-Therapy — live, one-on-one-over-the-internet mixing instruction. More info available at: http://www.musicdafoz.com/ - Having a GAS™ is the podcast that talks to the great and the good of the creative industries, and in particular finds out what makes great music for film, for TV, for advertising; for dancing to, for cooking to, f*cking to, and more... - GAS™ Music is a music production agency in Manchester, UK. We compose and produce original music, create awe inspiring sound design and have a fully integrated audio post-production studio. We also have a great record collection, and welcome any additions, recommendations or criticisms. - http://www.gasismusic.co.uk​​​ - © GAS™ Music 2022

El sábado Sir Paul McCArtney cumplió 80 años. El viernes hicimos un Black Is Black con el título de “Black Mac” con versiones del genio de Liverpool por partes de grandes figuras de la música negra. El jueves emitimos una selección antojo de nuestros temas favoritos. Y hoy una segunda parte de versiones de artistas de géneros diversos. Nombres célebres (Brian Wilson, Jamie Cullum, Roger Daltrey, Aimee Mann, Nick Cave, Dr. John) y artistas alternativos como Heather Nova, Gabriela Cilmi, Bien Taylor, Barenaked Ladies o The Lilac Time. DISCO 1 GÖRAN SÖLLSCHER Michelle (6) DISCO 2 AIMEE MAN & MICHAEL PENN Two Of Us (I AM SAM - 1) DISCO 3 ROGER DALTREY Helter Skelter (THE ART OF McCARTNEY - CD1 - 15) DISCO 4 DR. JOHN Let ´em in (THE ART OF McCARTNEY - CD2 - 10)¡ DISCO 5 NICK CAVE Let It Be (I AM SAM - 17) DISCO 6 CHEAP TRICK She’s Leaving Home (6) DISCO 7 CORINNE BAILEY RAE Bluebird (THE ART OF McCARTNEY - CD 1 - 8) DISCO 8 GABRIELA CILMI O (¡COMING UP! - 14) DISCO 9  JAMIE CULLUM Every Night (THE ART OF McCARTNEY - CD1 - 12) DISCO 10 HEATHER NOVA We Can Work It Out (I AM SAM - 13) DISCO 11 GABRIELA CILMI Ob.La.Di.Ob.La.Da (MOJO- 4) DISCO 12 BRIAN WILSON Wanderlust (THE ART OF McCARTNEY - CD1 - 7) DISCO 13 BEN TAYLOR I Will (1) DISCO 14 KEVIN HEARN & STEVEN PAGE (BARENAKED LADIES) & STEPHEN DUFFY /THE LILAC TIME) Junk (LISTEN TO WHAT THE MAN SAID - 7) BEN TAYLOR I Will (1) Escuchar audio

El próximo sábado Sir Paul McCartney cumplirá 80 años. El viernes haremos un Black Is Black con el título de “Black Mac” con versiones del genio de Liverpool por partes de grandes figuras de la música negra. El jueves emitiremos una selección antojo de nuestros temas favoritos. Y hoy una de versiones de artistas de géneros diversos. Nombres célebres (Bob Dylan, Cat Stevens, Chrissie Hynde, Willie Nelson, Bobbie Gentry, CSN&Y, The Cure) y artistas alternativos como Star Collector, Barenaked Ladies o The Lilac Time. DISCO 1 SAMMY HAGAR Birthday (THE ART OF McCARTNEY) DISCO 2 WILLIE NELSON Yesterday (THE ART OF McCARTNEY) DISCO 3 CHRISSIE HYNDE Let it Be (THE ART OF McCARTNEY) DISCO 4 BOB DYLAN Thing We Said Today (THE ART OF McCARTNEY) DISCO 5 THE MASTICATORS With a Little Luck (¡COMING UP!) DISCO 6 YUSUF/CAT STEVENS The Long And Winding Road (THE ART OF McCARTNEY) DISCO 7 STEVE MILLER Hey Jude (THE ART OF McCARTNEY) DISCO 8 CHERRY TWISTER Another Day (¡COMING UP!) DISCO 9  HEART Band On The Run (THE ART OF McCARTNEY) DISCO 10 CROSBY STILLS NASH & YOUNG Blackbird DISCO 11 STAR COLLECTOR My Brave Face (¡COMING UP!) DISCO 12 THE CURE & JAMES McCARTNEY Hello Goodbye HEART Band On The Run (THE ART OF McCARTNEY) DISCO 13 BOBBIE GENTRY Here The And Everywhere (BEATLEMANIA) DISCO 14 BILLY JOEL Live And Let Die (THE ART OF McCARTNEY) Escuchar audio

*Experimental treatment of the insane, secret tests by MI5 with volunteers thinking they were helping find a cure for the common cold, Cold War weapon research by the Ministry of defence on unsuspecting troops -  the early history of LSD in the UK was rather inauspicious.   *And then all hell - or heaven - broke loose..   *Britain's foremost psychedelic historian ANDY ROBERTS returns to the Bureau to take us on a trip through the revolutions in the head caused by Acid from the 1950s to now.   *Along the way we meet some of the characters who experimented, manufactured, dealt, swallowed and were transformed by it - as well as those who tried to stop them  - including an unlikely Breaking Bad style pharmacist in Islington, The Microdot Gang and even the Kray Twins..   *So sit back, relax, blow out the candles and kick off your sandals … (thanks The Lilac Time), tune in,  turn and ... *Andy and Albion Dreaming: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Albion-Dreaming-popular-history-Britain/dp/1905736274 * Sign up for The Bureau Newsletter to get countercultural treats https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/N0ZYoFu/BOLC  * The Bureau Instagram https://www.instagram.com/bureauoflostculture/ *The Real Tuesday Weld https://www.tuesdayweld.com

Louie the Lilac is in town, planning to corner the lilac perfume market in Gotham City. His concoction requires the glands of several animals, so he kidnaps Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson to make the extractions. With "Batman and Robin" unable to respond, Batgirl attempts a rescue, only to be captured herself. The trio rely on their wits (and the latest bat-invention) to attempt an escape.

Our guest today is a native of Winston-Salem, NC. He is one Mitch Easter, legendary front man of the acclaimed Let's Active and record producer at the Drive-In and Fidelitorium Recordings. For our listeners who might be unfamiliar with Mitch's musical career to date … Easter formed Let's Active in 1981 and that same year, produced R.E.M.'s debut single "Radio Free Europe," which was issued on Johnny Hibbert's label Hibtone Records in Atlanta. Incidentally, Radio Free Europe is celebrating its 40th Anniversary in 2021 and a reissue of an exact replica of Hibbert's 7” mix is now available as of July 23rd, shortly before the time of this interview.Easter went on to produce for R.E.M. their Chronic Town EP in 1982, their first full-length Murmur in 1983, and shortly afterwards, Reckoning. Murmur's success also drew more attention to Easter, as did the release of Let's Active's debut EP Afoot, which launched the cult hit "Every Word Means No." Mitch has produced the likes of Pavement, Wilco, Suzanne Vega, Dinosaur, Jr., The Baseball Project, Chris Stamey, The dBs, Alejandro Escovedo, A Fragile Tomorrow – the list goes on and on. He is also part of an ensemble that over the past few years has paid homage to Big Star's Third record. And I would be remiss if I did not mention that he was also inducted into the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame in 2019.Our conversation today will center on British singer/songwriter Stephen Duffy and his second solo offering from 1995 titled “Duffy” where Mitch both produced and contributed electric guitar. Some may know Stephen Duffy as a founding member, vocalist and bassist of Duran Duran and later the front man for the folk rock outfit The Lilac Time.This record is an auditory delight. If you are unfamiliar with it, please go out and get your own copy. Enjoy the conversation!

Stephen Duffy straddles different genres in a way that few have ever done. He grew up in Birmingham; our conversation is littered with local references covering legendary studios, musos, and people. While still in Birmingham, he scored his first huge success as Tin Tin. In due course he went solo as Stephen Duffy, and later with his group the Lilac Time.  During that time, he has worked with some of the absolute biggest names in the business. Stephen has a pop past he can't erase – and he doesn't really want to, despite the elegant folk stylings he embraces with The Lilac Time. And he is still cooking up some major new projects. The first half of this chat is a who's who of Birmingham Rock and Pop in the 80s, anyone who knocked around the Birmingham scene then will find much to enjoy. After that, there is a torrent of huge names. And massive, massive success arrived when Stephen was in his 40s... which also seemed to escape us all.   If you want to follow up on some of the topics that crop up in this chat, there is a companion Radio To Go blog post on the Radio To Go Blog at radiotogo.com: A Life In Music: Stephen Duffy But that's just the icing on the cake. A footnote: the intro and outro flourishes I'm using in this series of Lives in Music podcast come from Vo Fletcher who is featured in this series, along with Loz Kingsley, here. I asked him for a bit of live impro, and this was the result.   The Lives in Music Podcast series has been running for about two years now. These are interviews with local musicians, looking at how music has shaped them throughout their lives. Series 3 also looks hard at how lockdown has had an impact. There are some lovely stories. To see all the artists, here's a link to every episode.

Various musicians have started out in the underground and left it behind for commercial mainstream success. Few have deliberately taken the opposite route back into the counterculture - and rarely as repeatedly as our guest Stephen Duffy.   Stephen formed, and left, Duran Duran, had chart success in both the 80s and the 90s as a solo artist and then again in the 00s as songwriter / producer for Robbie Williams - with whom he toured the enormodromes of the world. But each time, he turned around and returned to the folk underground roots of his early inspirations with his band The Lilac Time.   We take a gentle personal trip through the counterculture soundtracked by some of those inspirations. And we hear how the folk underground  - and The Lilac Time - have quietly kept going whilst musical genres have come and gone. And we wonder if the counterculture is still alive and twitching, or if it was killed in the 80s .. by Gary Numan..   For more on Stephen and The Lilac Time including their recent and upcoming releases   www.stephenduffy.com   For more on the Bureau of Lost Culture www.bureauoflostculture.com     

Not sure what Sophistipop is?  Well, Steve explains in this bonus episode of Suburban Underground. Steve plays songs from these artists: The Blow Monkeys, Prefab Sprout, Everything But The Girl, The Style Council, The Bluebells, The Clientele, Sade, The Go-Betweens, Aztec Camera, The Room, The Lotus Eaters, Louis Philippe, The Pale Fountains, Camera Obscura, The Lilac Time, Swing Out Sister. Twitter: @SUBedford1051Facebook: SuburbanUndergroundRadioInstagram: SuburbanUnderground And available on demand on your favorite podcast app!    

G has had a very bad week so no chapters on this episode as the time it takes to do is taking away from laying in bed and weeping. Stay tuned tomorrow for a possibly very short (we haven't recorded yet) review of Hobbs & Shaw. *pew pew*

The Lilac Time special with Stephen Duffy in conversation The Lilac Time is a British alternative folk-rock band that was originally formed in Herefordshire, England by Stephen Duffy, his brother Nick Duffy and their friend Michael Weston in 1986. The band's name was taken from a line in the Nick Drake song "River Man". Since its formation, The Lilac Time has gone through various line-up changes, with the Duffy brothers as mainstays. The band's activity has intertwined with Stephen Duffy's solo and songwriting career. The Duffy brothers and Michael Weston had recorded music that would become the band's self-titled debut, which was first released on Swordfish Records in 1987. Michael Giri and Fraser Kent joined when the band went on tour. The group signed to Fontana, which reissued the band's first album in remixed form in 1988. The group went on to release the albums Paradise Circus in 1989, and & Love For All in 1990, the latter of which was produced by Andy Partridge and John Leckie. The Lilac Time was dropped by Fontana then briefly signed to Creation Records, where the band was subsequently managed by label head Alan McGee. The band's sole release on Creation was Astronauts, in 1990. The Duffy brothers' cousin, noted-session musician Cara Tivey, contributed organ and piano to the album. The band later regrouped with Claire Worrall and Melvin Duffy (no relation to the brothers) and recorded Looking For A Day In The Night with producer Stephen Street for spinART Records in 1999. They then released Lilac 6 on Cooking Vinyl in 2001, followed by Keep Going, which was released in 2003 under the name "Stephen Duffy and the Lilac Time" on Folk Modern. Runout Groove was released on 22 October 2007 on Bogus Frontage. The band played the 2007 Green Man Festival and the Queen Elizabeth Hall as a six-piece. The band's gig at the Green Man Festival serves as the backdrop to the film "Memory & Desire — 30 Years in the Wilderness With Stephen Duffy & The Lilac Time." The documentary was filmed over six years by Douglas Arrowsmith, who included new and vintage Lilac footage. The film is accompanied by a Universal Records album of the same name, which compiles songs from Duffy's thirty years of music making. The Queen Elizabeth Hall concert is to be released as a live recording. No Sad Songs was released on Tapete Records in April 2015. A new Lilac Time album, Return to Us is planned for release in late 2017.

My guest today is John Paterno, a Grammy winning Los Angeles based producer, mixer, composer, engineer, mastering engineer, and musician who has worked with a diverse range of artists including: Robbie Williams, The Steve Gadd Band, Soraya, Robben Ford, Eros Ramazzotti, The Thrills, Tim McGraw, Bonnie Raitt, and Badly Drawn Boy in his twenty five-plus year career.  Dubbed ‘Mr Meticulous’ by industry writer Mr. Bonzai, Paterno is known for his attention to detail while at the same time allowing artists to feel uninhibited in their creativity. John moved to Los Angeles two weeks after graduation from the University of Miami MUE [Music Engineering] program. A short period of freelance assisting concluded with a staff position at Sunset Sound/Sound Factory in Hollywood, where for five years he was exposed to many great engineers, producers, and artists. After breaking out of assisting, John worked with a wide range of producers including Mitchell Froom,  Joe Chiccarelli, Byron Gallimore, Celso Valli, and Stephen Duffy. He won a Latin Grammy for his work with artist/producer Soraya. John has produced or co-produced projects for The Black Mollys, Mitchell Froom, Lustra, Robbie Williams, The Lilac Time, and many other artists. He as also co-written songs with artists and has written pieces for TV and film. Thanks to our sponsors! OWC - Other World Computing: https://www.OWC.com RSR Academy: http://RSRockstars.com/Academy Want to learn more about mixing? Get Free mix training with Lij at: http://MixMasterBundle.com Hear more on Youtube If you love the podcast then please Leave a review on iTunes here CLICK HERE FOR SHOW NOTES AT: http://RSRockstars.com/186

今年で結成27年目を迎える5人組ネオ・アコ−スティックバンド、The Laundries。 結成当初より「日本のトラキャン（*Trashcan Sinatras)」を目指し活動を続けてきた彼らにとって、忘れがたい思い出となった、「FUJI ROCK FESTIVAL ‘16」におけるTrascan Sinatrasとの共演について語っていただきました。 【The Laundries プロフィール】 メンバー 木村 孝之 Takayuki Kimura - Vocal 遠山 幸生 Yukio Toyama - Guitar 久田 稔 Minoru Hisada - Drums 吉田 テリー 慈 Itsuki Terry Yoshida- Bass 久行　望 Nozomu Hisayuki- keyboard.Piano 1992年、10代の頃の海外生活でネオ・アコースティックサウンドから大きな影響を受けたヴォーカルの木村孝之がアズテック・カメラ、ザ・スミス、フェルト、ペイル・ファウンテンズなどのバンドをコンセプトにメンバーを集め、都内のライブハウスで活動開始。バンド名は The Lilac Time の曲 “Laundry” に由来。Aztec Camera や The Smith や The Pale FountainsやTrashcan Sinatras など、80年代のネオアコースティックサウンドに影響を受け、その音楽性だけではなく、元来パンクの影響が強いネオアコのアティテュードからもまた影響を受ける。 1999年、ビクターエンタテインメントからリリースされたコンピレーションアルバム「Rabid Chords Vol.1」に参加。トラッシュキャン・シナトラズ“Who’s He”の日本語カバー“Sinatra`s Joke”が収録される。これをきっかけに、トラッシュキャン・シナトラズとの交流が始まる。 　 2003年3月1stアルバム「THE LAUNDRIES」リリース。 2013年8月2ndアルバム「NATALIE」リリース。 2016年7月「FUJI ROCK FESTIVAL '16 RED MARQUEE」トラッシュキャン・シナトラズのステージに、ベースでマルチプレイヤーである吉田テリー慈がトランペットで参加。 楽曲制作と並行してライブ活動も、積極的に行う。日本のインディーシーンを牽引する「Power Pop Revival」、新潟のポップスシーンを彩る「音楽百景」、ＰＯＰＳのイベント、フィリアパーティなど幾多のイベントに出演し、多くのギターポップ、ネオアコ関連のバンドと交流を深める。 2016年12月、3rdアルバム「Synanthrope(シナントロープ）」リリース。 2017年2月　渋谷クアトロにてトラッシュキャン・シナトラズのステージに、ベースでマルチプレイヤーである吉田テリー慈がトランペットで参加。 2017年5月　自主企画イベント”Bright Bright vol.1" 出演者For Tracy Hyde、PLASTIC GIRL IN CLOSET、Shortcut Miffy! 2017年2月　b-flowerと共演 2018年10月　再びb-flowerと共演 2018年10月　b-flowerとThe Laundries のフレキシ（ソノシート）をリリース2018年10月　1stアナログドーナツ盤7インチシングル『Liberty』をリリース2019年は4thアルバム制作予定 https://the-laundries.jimdo.com/ 【トークBGM】 1. The Laundries - Grass of Shine 2.The Laundries - The Engine ☆アーティストのご厚意によりBGM2曲はそのままポッドキャスト・エピソードに含まれています Hickory Sound Excursion　 ヒッコリー・サウンド・エクスカーション FMまつもと（長野県松本市）79.1Mhz 毎週木曜日　夜7時30分オンエア http://se.hickory.jp

The Lilac is Back, Jack! Get ready for a scheme to get flowers, take over Gotham and then a take over the world or something. You get it? Cuz I don't

As we close in on the final episodes of Batman, we are also saying goodbye to some of our favourite characters - like with this week as we see the final episode to feature Catwoman. Eartha Kitt as Catwoman has been fascinating from a 2018 perspective as we see how the treatment of the Catwoman character has changed with the recasting of the role with the African American actress. 1968 wasn't as progressive as we might have liked to have seen, here at BATMANLAND. Also this week, the return of Milton Berle as Louie The Lilac.

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"Louie's Lethal Lilac Time" Aired January 11, 1968 Louie the Lilac is back in Gotham City and this time he plans to corner the perfume market with the help of a kidnapped Bruce and Dick.   John is joined by podcaster Joseph Culp and they discuss how Berle actually works in the role of Louie and how this episode, warts and all, is not a bad little story.  They also lament the missing Madge Blake, who doesn't appear in this episode, but her character Aunt Harriet gets a name drop.  Comment on the episode here or write thebatcavepodcast@gmail.com     Pastor Joseph "Captain Scotland" Culp is a licensed and ordained minister. He serves as the Host of The weekly Podcast, The Highlander's Heart at www.highlandersheart.com. He is an expat from Turriff, Aberdeenshire Scotland who now lives in Pickerington, Ohio. He works with the the elderly in senior ministry at Abbington of Pickerington Ohio bi-weekly. He is a Batman '66 fan as well an an avid reader of history, mystery novel and old comic books from 1938 to 1977. His favorite shows are Batman with Adam West, The Avengers with Patrick Macnee, Shazam, Six Million Dollar Man and the Bionic Woman classic Doctor Who (the 1st 3 Doctors only) and the current show of Super Girl, The Flash, Arrow, Doctor Who. He is married to his lovely wife Serene of 24 years and is the proud father of 2 great cats, Princess Bella and Prince Caledonia. You can reach him at joseph.captainscotland.culp@gmail.com or facebook at https://www.facebook.com/joseph.culp.9.

In this week's episode, we throw some shade at The Mummers, delve further into the garage scene of the 60's, learn to use the TEAC 3340s, and groove to The Lilac Time.

The Soundtrack for the Season! Grab your picnic blanket or a folding chair and enjoy more than an hour of superb sounds to keep you sizzling all summer long Summer Is A-Comin' by Merry Hell, from the album "The Ghost In Our House And Other Stories" (2015) Sun Song by Laura Veirs, from the album "Warp And Weft" (2013) "A few days by the sea…" Newsreels, (1950s) English Seaside Postcards by Paul McGladdery and Gaynor Wilson, recorded especially for FolkCast (2015) Picnic by Peter Knight's Gigspanner, from the album "Doors At Eight (Live)" (2011) Haymaking by Dora Greenwell Country Life by Whapweasel, from the album "Festivalis" (2012) Summerfly by Teresa Doyle and Doug Riley, from the album "Summerfly" (2004) "Oh boy, Lake Platatuki!", from 'It's Higgins, Sir!' American Radio Show (1951) Lake Song by The Decemberists, from the album "What A Terrible World, What A Beautiful World" (2014) Lilac Time by Anne-Marie Sanderson, from the EP "Shadows & Sparks" (2015) "I've always loved the idea of summer and sun and all things hot…", from the film "Frozen" (2013) Wonderful Day by Lee Maddison, from the album "Weightless" (2014) Underneath A Blue And Cloudess Sky by Seasick Steve, from the album "You Can't Teach An Old Dog New Tricks" (2011) Sunshine Saturday by David Dee Moore, from the album "The Sun, The Moon, The Stars… and Other Moving Objects" (2013) The Swallow by Thomas Aird Swallows by Abbie Lathe, from the album "Low Summer" (2011) Summer! Rain!, from British newsreel (1954) Rain by Miranda Sykes & Rex Preston, from the album "Miranda Sykes & Rex Preston" (2012) "…atomic bombs, flying saucers or the eclipse!", British newsreel (1954) Caught In The Rain by Steve Knightley, from the album "Track Of Words - Retraced" (2009) The Weather Forecast, from British newsreels (1947) Weatherman by Stormy Mondays, from the EP "On My Radio" (2010) Lazybones by Joe Brown (with Sam Brown), from the album "The Very Best of Joe Brown: 50th Anniversary" (2008) How Can I Compare Thee? by Skinner And T'witch, from the album "Rise" (2015) "Thinking of Europe", from 'Our Miss Brooks' Summer Vacation', American Radio, 1955 Forest Of Summer by Fairytale, from the album "Forest Of Summer" (2015) Solstice Call by Gaia Consort, from the album "Evolve" (2004) Wickerman by Damh The Bard, from the album "Sabbat" (2015) Head Home by Blackmailed & Bereft, single release (2014) For full details and links to artists’ websites, see the ShowNotes at www.folkcast.co.uk

Your host for this edition is Richard RodgersIt is entitled Yes!The ContentFirst Sequence:Django Reinhardt - I'll See You in My DreamsPatrick et son Orchestre - Black Panther StompPhilippe Brun & His Swing Band - Bouncin' AroundRay Ventura et ses Collégiens - Un sourire en chantantStéphane Grappelli & His Hot Four - I've Found a New BabySecond Sequence:Ricky Nelson - Milk Cow BluesThe Green River Boys - Poor Boy Looking for a HomeBob Luman - Make Up Your Mind, BabyJames Burton - Rock and RaunchThe Shindogs - Someday, SomedayThird Sequence:Bessie Smith - I'm Wild About That ThingJoe Venuti's Blue Four - Runnin' RaggedEddie Lang - Jeannine, I Dream of Lilac TimePaul Whiteman & His Orchestra (Bing Crosby, voc.) - If I Had a Talking Picture of YouLonnie Johnson & Blind Willie Dunn - Have to Change Keys to Play These BluesFourth Sequence:M.F.Q. - Night Time GirlTommy Tedesco - Our Day Will ComeNino Tempo & April Stevens - Deep PurpleThe Sandpipers - Things We Said TodayGary Lewis & The Playboys - Sure Gonna Miss HerSummation:Charlie Christian - Stompin' at the Savoy (live)

Shock World Service 049 The Coin Operated Winter Podcast by Chequerboard 12/12/12 Dublin, Ireland 1. The National Trust - Music Box In 2010, the National Trust commissioned Jarvis Cocker to create an album of found sounds taken from heritage sites around the UK. 2. Memory Tapes - Yes I Know One of my favourite songs of recent years, with 'Yes I know' Dayve Hawk mixes strident military drums with gothic 80s pop stylings. 3. Jonny Greenwood - Toki no Senrei wo Uketeinai mono wo Yomuna A stand out track from Jonny Greenwoods stunning soundtrack for the film adaptation of Haruki Murakami's book 'Norwegian Wood'. 4. Seti The First - Le Basinette Noir The opener from the debut album 'Melting Cavalry' by Dublin based Seti The First. 5. Clark - Mother McKnight A woozy, warm and playful Chris Clark rarity on a release called 'Throttle Clarence'. 6. Katie Kim - Your Mountains Katie Kim at her brilliant best with this fragile lullaby from her 2012 'Cover to Flood' album. 7. Bogdan Raczynski - Alright (Part 7) The Canadian prankster is better known for insane drill and bass excursions or tongue in cheek hyperactive mashups but dig a little deeper and you'll unearth exquisite gems like this. 8. Jai Paul - Jasmine Its always refreshing to have your perception challenged, so I'll never forget hearing the teeth wobbling bass that unhinges everything in this insanely soulful track. 9. Parks - Topaz This beautiful song takes me back to a more innocent time for ambient music when it was enough to get lost in plateaus of revolving patterns. 10. Ex Confusion - Chapter 5 I discovered Japanese guitarist/laptop minimalist Atsuhito Omori by accident last year but he has subsequently become a mainstay in all my playlists. 11. A Winged Victory For The Sullen - Steep Hills Of Vicodin Tears Just when I thought US drone masters 'Stars of The Lid' were closing up shop, this stunning side project appears out of nowhere. For me this particular track stands out for its uncharacteristically hopeful and conclusive cello sequence. 12. Sun Kil Moon - Admiral Fell Promises I actually pulled over the car and parked by the side of the road to listen carefully when I heard this first come on the radio one evening, one of those pinned to the earth moments. It feels like the song that represents everything about Mark Kozelek as an artist. 13. Lilac Time - Love Becomes a Savage I rediscovered this 1987 gem by The Lilac Time earlier this year. I adored it years ago. It acts as a great reminder of a particular strain of gothic pop recalled and touched on by many artists such as Junior Boys and Memory Tapes now. 14. Tsegue-Maryam Guebrou - Mother's Love A recent discovery but from an older time, this piece sums up everything wonderful and unique about the music of this Ethiopian nun who still plays for up to eight hours a day in a monastery in Jerusalem where she now resides. 15. The Leisure Society - We were Wasted This song for me acts as a sister piece to Mark Kozeleks 'Admiral Fell Promises' with its delicate nylon string guitar arrangement and lush vocal harmonies. 16. Message to Bears - Wake Me A wonderful uplifting piece by Oxford based multi instrumentalist Jerome Alexander. 17. Joe Keawe & His Harmony Hawaiians - Hookipa Paka After a recent exploration into the cheerful waters of vintage Hawaiian music, I stumbled upon this slow reflective gem. 18. Cleoma Breaux & Joe Falcon - Mon vieux d'autrefois A similar recent dive into cajun music resulted in discovering the music of Joe Falcon (1900-1965) and his wife Cleoma Breaux (1906–1941). 19. Clark - Frost Investigation Another music box themed piece seeing as we're wrapping things up. 20. The Doobie Brothers - Busted Down Around O'Connelly Corners I'll finish off with this brief beautiful guitar passage by Doobie Brothers guitarist James Earl Luft.

1. Rio (Carnival Version) - Duran Duran 2. White Feathers - Kajagoogoo 3. We Live So Fast (Special Dance Mix) - Heaven 17 4. Always Hoping - Vicious Pink 5. Underneath the Radar (12" Remix) - Underworld 6. Photographic - Depeche Mode 7. Sex Dwarf - Soft Cell 8. Heaven is Waiting (Dance Mix) - The Danse Society 9. A Day (Remix) - Clan of Xymox 10. Dancing in Berlin (Dance Remix) - Berlin 11. Whip It - Devo 12. I Melt with You - Modern English 13. Just Like Heaven - The Cure 14. Never Say Never - Romeo Void 15. Chosen Time - New Order Special Note from DJ Tintin: While originally recorded in 2011, I re-recorded this May 28, 2017 to correct a few of the recording glitches from the original post. Since the original post, I also found a remix version of "Heaven Is Waiting" by Danse Society, which I have substituted for the album version.  Notes and other random things: Every so often, I go real old school with the old school. The multiplier makes this podcast feeble decrepit school in some ways. Everything you hear in this one is roughly 1981-1985, the exceptions being Underneath the Radar by Underworld and club/radio mainstay Just Like Heaven by The Cure. This episode begins with Duran Duran's Rio, the lead-off track for their album of the same name. The particular version here, the Carnival Version, is very similar to the original, though it contains a few more measures of instrumentation for a nice change of pace to the familiar one any retro lovers will know by heart. Stephen "Tin Tin" Duffy, known for his catchy 80s tune Kiss Me and for his band The Lilac Time, was the original vocalist for the band, though he left after a year figuring they would go nowhere. Simon Le Bon eventually became the frontman and the highly recognizable face of the group, though it's keyboardist Nick Rhodes with his flair for production and keyboard wizardry that really helped define the group's sound. An avid fine artist, he was acutely aware early on of the power that music videos could have on album sales, as any boy on the verge of his teens will recall from the early days of MTV. Though most guys at that age were taunted and teased mercilessly for listening to such flamboyant music, Duran Duran were an early guilty pleasure that found their way into my regular music rotation when I wasn't hanging out with the rabble-rousers. Speaking of Mr. Rhodes, there is a larger connection between Duran Duran and Kajagoogoo, the second band appearing in this episode, than just the beat matching. It was Nick who discovered them and persuaded them to sign with EMI records despite a bidding war among three other record labels. He also helped produce their first album, White Feathers, along with Duran Duran producer Colin Thurston (who has made several appearances here on CRC doing work for Talk Talk and others). That album contained the title track heard here. An interesting side note: Nick also produced Kajagoogoo's biggest hit, Too Shy, which went on to top the charts in 1983. The kicker is that Duran Duran wouldn't have their own number one until later to the chagrin of Nick. I'm certain there are no sour grapes as Duran Duran went on to have a much longer career when all was said and done. Over the past two episodes, the summer edition and this week's new wave edition, you may have seen and heard your fill of Modern English for a while. Both Face of Wood and now the heartbreakingly overplayed I Melt With You come from the band's second album called After the Snow. If I may say so, it is one of my all-time favorite albums. Vocalist Robbie Grey, Gary McDowell, Michael Conroy, Richard Brown, and Stephen Walker put together a sound that resonates with me more than any other: guitars, percussion, excellent vocal timbre and just the right level of keyboard accoutrements. I'm pretty sure that is the reason I fell in love with New Order and mid-80s The Cure as well. Produced by Hugh Jones, who did a lot of work with Echo and the Bunnymen, and released in 1983, After the Snow has great melodies, lovely arrangements and every song hits the sweet spot. And though I Melt With You was re-recorded and re-issued in '90, used in a Burger King ad, a Hershey ad, a Ritz ad, a Taco Bell ad and in cover form by Nouvelle Vague for automaker GMC, and overplayed on 80s flashback radio shows everywhere, if you can somehow transport yourself back in time and try to remember how you felt when you first heard it, you'll recall just how amazing this song still is. A little Modern English trivia: The band formed in Colchester, Essex in 1977 and were originally called The Lepers. Thankfully that didn't stick. Heaven is Waiting from Danse Society represents the pinnacle of the band's early output. Kind of like B-Movie, they suffered from poor timing, ill-conceived decisions from label management and never really were able to capitalize on momentum. While recording the material for the Heaven is Waiting album, the guys sought to work with Ian Broudie, who produced for Echo and the Bunnymen, had his own band Care and later went on to form The Lightning Seeds. Anyway, Ian had other projects in the works and the band instead teamed up with Nigel Gray, who had worked with the Police and Siouxsie and the Banshees. It should have been a good fit, but Gray apparently had a rigid schedule consisting of 10am -5pm sessions. The problem was that even if a session was going well, he would call it a day at 5pm. The result was an album that, according to keyboardist Lyndon Scarfe, "was dull, lifeless, uninspired, and depressed the shit out of us." While the guys did eventually hook up with Brodie to retool the tracks, their Arista label decided to release the Stones cover 2000 Light Years from Home as their third single, something the band fought adamantly to prevent. Despite a video and a huge promotional push, the single failed to chart and it thus began their ultimate demise. Shame, really.  As founder of 415 Records, Howie Klein brought bands like Wire Train, Translator, Until December and Red Rockers to the fore. He later went on to become the President of Reprise Records from 1989 until 2001. In this episode, you'll hear one of the ultimate sexual equivocations from the 80s in the track Never Say Never by Romeo Void, another one of Klein's finds. Lead singer Deborah Iyall is Native American and if anyone could look less like how she sounds, Deborah would certainly qualify with her half-spoken, half-sung style. Though Romeo Void disbanded in 1985, she did a couple of solo albums and, having teamed up with songwriter Peter Dunne, is still performing live today, though they haven't quite generated the buzz that she and her band did in 1982 with this tune. That's all for this episode. As always, if you like any of the music you hear, please support the artists. Oh, and in case you were wondering, the image above is from artist Patrick Nagel. His iconic work appeared on the cover of the Rio album by Duran Duran, though an alternate image was used on the 2001 limited edition remastered version. Nagel died in 1984 at the young age of 38. He was found dead in his car after suffering an apparent heart attack. Ironically, he had earlier participated in a 15-minute celebrity Aerobathon to support the American Heart Association.  So, on that happy note ... but I'll be back again soon with another episode, so there's that! Thanks again to everyone for your continued support.      

Ken falls into the swing of spring with fragrant Syringa vulgaris -- and birdsong. Plant expert John Elsley discusses many of the best lilacs for our gardens, and Ken describes some of his favorites.

Roy Plomley's castaway is animal impersonator Gerry Lee. Favourite track: The Flower (from Lilac Time) by Franz Schubert Book: Quinneys by Horace Vachell Luxury: Theatrical skip full of his animal skins