Podcast appearances and mentions of louis clark

12,000 swimmers took on the 52nd aQuellé Midmar Mile in Howick over the weekend! On Monday morning, East Coast Breakfast caught up with the women's winner, Catherine van Rensburg from Pretoria - who swam her first-ever Midmar Mile - and the men's champion, New Zealand's 5km national titleholder, Louis Clark. Webpage

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The Electric Light Orchestra, also known as E.L.O., was formed in Birmingham in 1970 by multi-instrumentalists Jeff Lynne and Roy Wood, and by percussionist Bev Bevan.  Wood was in a band called the Move in 1968 and had the idea of a new band which would feature classical instruments more prominently than the guitars, hoping to "pick up where the Beatles left off."  He recruited Lynne to the cause in 1970.  Wood would leave the band in 1972 at which point Lynne would be the leader of the band, producing and arranging all the albums and writing most of the songs.Face the Music was ELO's fifth studio album, and the one which would be their real worldwide breakthrough.  The album moved away from the large-scale orchestral pieces and contained more single-friendly material.  It would be the first ELO album to go Platinum.   The band at the time consisted of multi-instrumentalist and creative heart Jeff Lynne, Bev Bevan on percussion, Richard Tandy on keyboard, Kelly Groucutt on bass and vocals, Mik Kaminski on violin, Hugh McDowell on cello, and Melvyn Gale on cello.  Louis Clark was the conductor of the orchestra and did some of the orchestral and choral arrangements along with Lynne and Tandy.We're catching ELO on their way up with this album.  The band would hit the pinnacle of their success with 1977's double album "Out of the Blue."  In 1986 Lynne would leave the group to pursue other projects, while Bevan would form the group "ELO, part II," eventually renamed "The Orchestra."  Lynne would reform the group as Jeff Lynne's ELO  along with Richard Tandy in 2014.Bruce presents this symphonic rock album in this week's podcast. Fire On HighThe opening track is a largely instrumental piece.  Drummer Bev Bevan is vocalizing the backward lyrics, "The music is reversible but time is not.  Turn back, turn back, turn back, turn back!"  Lynne had received criticism from some fundamentalist groups about backward masking on the El Dorado album, and this is his joking response.  The song's mix of symphony with rock and roll was played at home games for the Atlanta Thrashers hockey team.Strange MagicThis was the second single from the album and features keyboardist Richard Tandy playing the guitar part while Lynne plays a 12-string acoustic fed through a phase shifter.  It went to number 14 on the Billboard Hot 100.NightriderWhile this is a deeper cut, it actually was released as a single and just didn't chart.  Bassist Kelly Groucutt takes turns with Jeff Lynne to provide lead vocals on this song.  The title was also the title of Lynne's first major band prior to forming ELO. Evil WomanThis song about a bad woman is the first single and the big hit off the album.  As seems common with many hit singles, it was originally written as a filler track to give the album a longer runtime with no thought to its being a hit.  Lynne wrote it in about 30 minutes.  It went to number 10 on both the US Billboard Hot 100 and the UK singles charts. ENTERTAINMENT TRACK:Theme from Mahogany (Do You Know Where You're Going To) (from the motion picture "Mahogany")Diana Ross stars in this film about a woman torn between a life in Rome as a fashion designer and life in Chicago with the man she loves.  Ross sane the theme as well. STAFF PICKS:Fool for the City by FoghatWayne launches the staff picks with this rocking tribute to the city from the Platinum-selling album of the same name.  "I'm ready for the city, air pollution, here I come."  The album cover features the drummer fishing in a manhole in New York City.  New York City policemen on patrol stopped at the scene and jokingly asked if they had a fishing license.  Foghat came out of the remnants of a group called Savoy Brown. They Just Can't Stop It (Games People Play)  by The SpinnersRob features a crossover success that hit the number 1 spot on the US Hot Soul Singles chart and number 5 on the Billboard Hot 100.  The song was recorded at Philadelphia's Signa Sound Studios, and the female vocals are provided by the studio backing vocal group called Sweethearts of Sigma - Carla Benson, Evette Benton, and Barbara Ingram.  Evette Benton is the lead female voice on the song.Lyin' Eyes by the EaglesCalifornia country is the focus of Lynch's staff pick.  Lyin' Eyes appeared on the Eagles' 1975 album "One of These Nights," and was written by Henley and Frey.  Don Henley took lead vocal duties on this one.  It went to number 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 and won a Grammy for Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals.  The origin of the song was observing young attractive women in Hollywood dating older rich guys.Bad Blood by Neil SedakaBruce brings us a lost number 1 hit.  Sedaka was better known for his work in the 1950's and early 60's, but had a revival during the mid-70's.  This song about a woman who is trouble also features an uncredited vocal by Elton John.  Sedaka sings and plays piano on this song, while David Foster provides the keyboard work. INSTRUMENTAL TRACK:Will o' the Wisp by Leon RussellWe finish off with a brief piano instrumental from singer-songwriter Leon Russell's album of the same name. 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Les Claypool is the co-founder of the rock band Primus and is currently touring with the return of Colonel Claypool's Fearless Flying Frog Brigade, one of his many bands and collaborations that showcase his unique skills on the bass and a penchant for psychedelic, absurdist and oddball music.  The Fearless Flying Frog Brigade tours through July 15 and breaks until a gig at the Fox Theater in Oakland, CA, on Oct. 11. That tour continues through Nashville, TN, on Oct. 31.  Inside the episode: 3:10 The origins of Colonel Claypool's Fearless Flying Frog Brigade 6:00 Les talks about his music influences: Geddy Lee, Chris Squire, John Paul Jones, Larry Graham and Louis Clark, among others.  8:20 The origins of his music's humor and absurdist qualities came from his love of British comedy. Where did the psychedelic element of Primus and other Claypool come from? 11:18 Les talks about his equipment, first the Rickenbacker 4001, then a Carl Thompson, and later designing his own instruments.  13:52 Why do so many musicians want to collaborate with Les? 15:45 The current set lists includes Pink Floyd's Animals but gives the band room to play other material and improvise.  19:00 They want to do a longer set in the fall, without an opening band, to have more room to play songs other than the songs from Animals.  20:25 Who goes to the Fearless Flying Frog Brigade shows? 22:26 Les talks about his winery, Claypool Cellars. Links: Les Claypool home page Les Claypool tour dates Claypool Cellars Jay Gilbert @ Label Logic Glenn Peoples @ Billboard Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Theo Louis Clark joins The McGraw Show on 1-4-23

We unpack the generational impact of Native American Boarding Schools and why the federal government is investigating them. Then, poet Louis Clark shares his experience growing up in the Catholic church, as a Native American child. Plus, we talk to a wildlife specialist about how tribes plan to coexist with the wolf, or ma'iingan, now that they're delisted.

Dancefloor Memories with Patrick Hawkins, 60 Minutes of Disco, Soul and Funk Podcast. Classic tracks, Dancefloor fillers from, Change, The Real Thing, Fatback Band, Phil Fearon and Galaxy, brand new tracks from Dave Mascall, Louis Clark, Regi Myrix and Noel Gourdin, Pockets, Terri Green Project and more classic tracks from Odyssey, Candi Staton and Phreek. Just settle down with a long drink and chill or boogie around your kitchen to tracks others would never dream of playing! Spread the word, give me a like and follow my Podcasts. Much Love Pat

Programa que incluye música de diversos artistas extraída de un disco de vinilo. 1.- Apollo 100 - Joy 2.- Wendy Carlos – Suicide Sherezo (Ninth Symphony, Second Movement) 3.- Madness – Swan Lake 4.- Claude Bolling – Marche Turque (Rondo alla turca sonate No 11) 5.- In the hall of the mountain King – Electric Light Orchestra. 6.- Walter Murphy – Flight 76 7.- The Mighty Moog – Prelude to act 1; Habanera; Introduction to Act 1 (Les Toreadors) From Carmen. 8.- Ekseption ´Sabre Dance 9.- Ray Manzarek – O Fortuna 10.- David Shire – Night on disco mountain. 11.- Hooked on Classics Parts 1 & 2 – Louis Clark conducting The Royal Phillarmonic Orchestra 12.- Sky - Toccata 13.- Louis Clark conducting The Royal Phillarmonic Orchestra - Hooked on Classics Parts 1 & 2 NO POSEO LOS DERECHOS DE LA MÚSICA. SE USA CON CARÁCTER INFORMATIVO.

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Louis Clark - Across the Line Football Podcast #54 Kaya fans will be familiar with our #FootballFriday guest, Louis Clark. But as a local football fan, this episode will be a treat no matter where your allegiances lie. An episode detailing Louis Clark's footballing experiences on and off the field, his woes, fears, lessons, and even opinions about individuals in the community... Our guest was transparent and just as explosive as he is on the field. This episode is something you'll enjoy. Catch it now! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/acrosstheline/message

Tuesday on Lake Effect: We have advice from the ACLU on what you can do if you witness police violence during an arrest or at a protest. Then, we speak to a local photographer about what it's like to capture the ongoing protests in Milwaukee. We hear about how the tourism and hospitality industry is adjusting during the coronavirus pandemic. Plus, poet Louis Clark talks about his experience as a Native American child. Guests: Paige Fernandez, policing policy advisory for National ACLU Samer Ghani, Milwaukee photographer and videographer Antony Pennington-Cross, professor of finance and Bell Chair of Real Estate at Marquette University Louis Clark III (Two Shoes), writer, Rebel Poet: More Stories from a 21st Century Indian

In the tenth episode of Weird Flex we review the art of remixing and re-interpreting pieces of classical music, with a special mix by Company Fuck, grindcore karaoke Australian artist based in Berlin, who also loves classical remixes. 1 - Intro2 - DJ MARCOS 2020 - WAKANON (DJ DETWEILER REMIX)3 - LOFT - moonlighting4 - Venetian Snares - Szamár madár5 - ROSE - Mozart Is Back - Mozart Is Back (extended mix)6 - Tom Hazleton and Gene Ciszek - Mr Bach Meets Batman7 - Portsmouth Sinfonia - Fifth Symphony In C Minor, Op. 678 - Dj Scotch Egg - Scotch Bach - Company Fuck MIX - 9 - Andy Summers ?- 201010 - Malcolm McLaren And The Bootzilla Orchestra ?- House Of The Blue Danube11 - Walter Murphy - A Fifth Of Beethoven12 - Walter Murphy ?- Mostly Mozart13 - Hans Wurman - Waltz In D-flat, Op. 64, No. 1 ("Minute")14 - Gershon Kingsley - For Alisse Beethoven15 - Sound Of The Future ?- The Lighter16 - Walter Murphy - Toccata And Funk In D Minor17 - Kimera - Opera Express18 - Falco - Rock Me Amadeus (Extended Dance Mix)19 - Kimera ?- The Lost Opera20 - Louis Clark & The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra - Hooked On Classics Parts 1 & 221 - Louis Clark & The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra - Beethoven's Fifth (Acid House Mix)22 - Louis Clark ?- Hooked On House23 - Wendy Carlos - Two-Part Invention in F Major24 - Busta Rhymes - Back On My B.S. Intro25 - Tetris 99 - Defense Battle 326 - Ceephax Acid Crew - Prelude In 303 Major27 - DJ Liquid - In The Hall Of The Mountain King (Techno Remix)28 - DJ K96 - Turkish March (Hardstyle Remix)29 - Human Resource - In The Hall Of The Mountain King30 - Gwendal Le Teurnier - Für Elise (Hardstyle Remix)31 - Synthesia - Ode To Insane Joy (Black Midi)32 - Sharkey & Dee ?- Can, Can You Do It33 - Sandman - Can Can Chaos34 - Hakkûhbar - Supergabber35 - Evil Activities - Adagio For Strings36 - Temple City Kazoo Orchestra ?- Kazooed On Classics

There’s a little bit of Shaky, Reo Speedwagon, Michael Jackson, Bad Manners and Kate Bush in this offering of the official chart from July 1981. Six new entries in all including, Carl Carlton, Duran Duran, Louis Clark and Stevie Wonder. SKA was making an impact as the battle for the top included the iconic single of 1981 from The Specials and Bad Manners. Also vying for the top were the ever popular latest mix from Stars On 45 and Mr Wonder as the highest new entry. Who has landed where? Take a trip back in time to find out. 1981 here we come! Comedy Gold from Chic Murray. Enjoy!              

Episode 17: Halcyon Halcyon, are an alternative folk duo from Exeter University. Consisting of two final year students Louis Clark, guitar and vocals and Emily Reader, cello and backing vocals they produce an curious but interesting blend of guitar technique and atmospheric cello. The full set Episodes are the full sets of the acts playing the evening. To find out when the next night is see our listings. Recorded on: March 5th

Join us as we highlight a Black College Legend who has made a contribution to Black College Sports history. Today we honor and salute Baseball Hall Of Famer Louis Clark "Lou" Brock.

An experimental ship, The Event Horizon (1997), that had disappeared in the year 2040 suddenly reappears seven years later. The rescue ship Louis & Clark is sent to investigate, recover the ship, and rescue any surviving crew. They discover that the crew is dead and the horrors of hell itself have been unleashed on The Event Horizon. This week Invasion of the Remake has additional crew aboard to help us in remaking Event Horizon. Joining us aboard the Invasion mothership are Nick from Epic Film Guys, Stork & Peacock from Besotted Geek, Tony from Flicks XRayed, and Frank & Derrick from Work/Life Imbalance. With their help and expertise we explore the terrors of deep space and delve into the secrets of the Event Horizon.    #AllTheHorror @AllTheHorror18   Support independent podcasts like ours by telling your friends and family how to find us at places like Apple Podcasts, iTunes, Google Play Music, Stitcher, PlayerFM, Tune In Radio, Audioboom, BluBrry, Libsyn, YouTube, iHeartRadio and all the best podcast providers. Spread the love! Like, share and subscribe! You can also help out the show with a positive review and a 5-star rating over on iTunes. We want to hear from you and your opinions will help shape the future of the show. Your ratings and reviews also help others find the show. Their "earballs" will thank you. Follow us on Twitter: @InvasionRemake Like and share us on Facebook & Instagram: Invasion of the Remake Email us your questions, suggestions, corrections, challenges and comments: invasionoftheremake@gmail.com Support independent podcasts by checking out these fine podcasts featured in today's episode. Find them on all the best podcast providers. Besotted Geek Podcast     @BesottedGeekPod on Twitter Flicks XRayed Podcast    @FlicksXRayed on Twitter Epic Film Guys Podcast    @EpicFilmGuys on Twitter Work/Life Imbalance Podcast     @WLImbalance on Twitter

Good afternoon everyone and welcome to another edition of The Avid Reader. When last we spoke with Jojo, dear listener, it was more than five years ago and Me Before You had just come out. No thronging crowds at book signings, no billion-dollar movies with Deanery’s and Gayle, no After Me and of course no Still Me her latest and last featuring Louisa Clark. Now of course she has had three novels on the NYT best sellers list and is translated into hundreds of languages. I am amazed that she’ll still talk to me—although I was amazed five years ago. For those of you living in some other universe, Jojo has written, in addition to the Louisa trilogy, Paris for One, The Horse Dancer, The Last Letter from Your Lover One plus One and other great books. A total of I think 11 or so. And is now working on scripts and screenplays for new movies based these titles. In Still Me Louisa has left Ambulance Sam for the moment, or is it just a moment, and ventured to America, to New York City and once again is a caretaker of sorts, this time for the Gopniks and specifically for the super wealthy, super beautiful, super enigmatic Agnes. Nathan got her the job. Along the way she meets a new guy, Josh, who looks a lot like Will but doesn’t necessarily act like him. And Ms. DeWitt, and Ashok and Garry and a bunch more characters as thoroughly and enjoyably drawn as Jojo has in her other books. I’ve lived in New York, I still go there three or four times a year, and after a week or two of research in the city, Jojo seems to know as much about this unique city as I do. In any event, as a conclusion to a remarkable trilogy Still Me does not disappoint and it reminds us of what a wonderful, quirky and really good woman Louis Clark is. With that, welcome Jojo and thanks for coming by again to talk to us after all this time.

Theo and I talk about reveling in mayhem, TLC, give me flowers while I'm still alive, movie entourage, willingness, old school r & b, why ear phones, master digresser, tangent octopus, shout out to my cougars, Jacque Cousteau, Atlanta the 8th largest market, quiet storm oh ladies watch out!, shout out to Lisa, Theresa and Pam, don't I look awesome, servanthood & gratitude.

TODAY ON BACKROOM POLITICS...SPECIAL GUEST LOUIS CLARK, PRESIDENT OF THE GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY PROJECT  joins the roundtable to discuss EDWARD SNOWDEN,the NSA, and civil rights...has terrorism destroyed our civil liberties? ALSO, how has America lost it's mojo with the international community...and when did we loose it? America is offering convicted spy David Pollard as a way to get Middle-East talks back on track....is America selling our security or is this a smart strategy?  Tbis and TELL ME A STORY....today on BACKROOM POLITICS!!!

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