Podcasts about make you feel my love

At this week's rehearsal, Pamela Bowen, our manager/videographer, captured a couple more of the tunes that we are considering for inclusion in that new album we hope to start working on later this year.And, without our intending it, the two songs she videoed just happened to share the theme of rainy days and sunny days. That's a hoot, even if it was unplanned.About the SongsThe first song on today's “video extra” is The Flood's take on Bob Dylan's composition “Make You Feel My Love,” which debuted on Bob's Time Out of Mind album in 1997. As we reported earlier, this tune attracted a celebrated following, with covers by Billy Joel, Garth Brooks, Neil Diamond and Adele.It also has a prominent position in “Girl from the North Country,” the Tony-award-winning musical that currently is touring the U.S. The play centers on the music and lyrics of 28 songs Dylan wrote over the past 60 years.The second song on Pamela's video is Randy Hamilton's treatment of the Bobby Hebb classic, “Sunny.” As we wrote earlier, the song that Hebb wrote on that cold November night in 1963 not only sustained his career for a lifetime, but has become one of the world's most beloved jazzy anthems to optimism and joy. Its back story is fascinating.About the GraphicsBy the way, the graphics used throughout today's video are products of Charlie Bowen's new online toy. Have you heard about Google's new ImageFX software?ImageFX is new standalone artificial intelligence image generator that Google released three months ago as part of its AI Test Kitchen. It creates graphics from simple text phrases entered at the prompt, and it's all free. It's a ball to play with. Just type in ideas for a picture and see what it comes up with. For instance, we typed in “heart drawn on a rain-streaked window” and got four variations on this:All the pictures used to illustrate the two songs in Pamela's video were generated by ImageFX. But Back to the Songs….Back to The Flood's studio project, this will be our first new album since Paul Martin put together Speechless in 2021, and it will be the first to feature our newest Floodsters, Danny Cox and Jack Nuckols.We'd love to have your help to planning it. Send us your suggestions — just drop an email to Charlie at designbybowen@gmail.com — and we'll keep you posted as the work continues. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit 1937flood.substack.com

The Voice star sat down for an interview at the LifeMinute Studios and also played his song "Devil in My Hands," new track "Broken Heart," and a cover of "Make You Feel My Love"

The Voice star sat down for an interview at the LifeMinute Studios and also played his song "Devil in My Hands," new track "Broken Heart," and a cover of "Make You Feel My Love"

When Adele recorded “Make You Feel My Love” in 2008 for her debut album 19, many of her fans assumed she wrote it. After all, the British superstar-to-be had written or co-written all the other songs on that disc.However, more cosmopolitan ears in the crowd knew the truth, that this song had a distinguished pedigree all its own.In fact, it was Bob Dylan who wrote “Make You Feel My Love” for his 1997 Time Out of Mind album, and immediately the song attracted an illustrious following. Among the artists in the next decade to cover the tune on their own albums were Billy Joel (1997), Garth Brooks (1998), Trisha Yearwood (1998), Joan Osbourne (2000), Mary Black (2005), Maria Muldaur (2006), Bryan Ferry (2007) and Neil Diamond (2008).Meanwhile, Bob himself performed the song live more than 300 times in concerts between 1997 and 2019 on his Never Ending Tour.“It is one of the few songs,” says Wikipedia, “to have achieved the status of becoming a ‘standard' in the 21st century, having been covered by more than 450 different artists.”Our Take on the TuneSo, The Flood is pretty late to the party on this one. We didn't start playing it until earlier this year.It all began last fall, when Pamela and Charlie Bowen trekked to Cincinnati's Aronoff Center to see a road company performance of Girl from the North Country. This Tony-award-winning musical centers on the music and lyrics of 28 Dylan songs written over the past 60 years.The Bowens sat transfixed for the entire performance. Their ears especially perked up at the start of the second act when the characters of Mrs. Neilsen and Mrs. Burke stopped time in its tracks with their stunning rendition of “Make You Feel My Love.”All the way home to Huntington the next day, Charlie simply couldn't get the melody out of his mind. Within a week or so, he had roughed out an arrangement, knowing full well that it would be fleshed out as soon as he shared it with the guys. Here, from last week's rehearsal, is where that work stands now.More Dylan? Step Right This Way!By the way, Bob's tunes have been central to The Flood since its beginnings. If you'd like a deep dive into the band's Dylan repertoire, check out this free Bob Dylan playlist in the Radio Floodango music streaming feature: This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit 1937flood.substack.com

 We're late to the party on this tune. Bob Dylan wrote this more than a quarter of century ago, but we just started doing it a few weeks ago. However, it's suddenly landed solidly in the repertoire. Here's our take on “Make You Feel My Love.”

Matt and Samer are back with Volume 3 of a Covers Mix, it's super-sized with both the cover song and the original:1. Into the Mystic by Van Morrison2. Into the Mystic by The Wallflowers3. Brand New Colony by The Postal Service4. Brand New Colony by The Beths & Pickle Darling5. The Chain by Fleetwood Mac6. The Chain by The Highwomen7. Dreams by The Cranberries8. Dreams by MisterWives9. Across the Universe by The Beatles10. Across the Universe by Fiona Apple11. Nothing Else Matters by Metallica12. Nothing Else Matters by Phoebe Bridgers13. Sad But True by Metallica14. Sad But True by Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit15. Fix You by Coldplay16. Fix You by Kacey Musgraves17. Make You Feel My Love by Bob Dylan18. Make You Feel My Love by Adele19. Under Pressure by Queen & David Bowie20. Under Pressure by The Used & My Chemical Romance21. Jolene by Dolly Parton22. Jolene by The White Stripes23. The King of Carrot Flowers, Pt 1 by Neutral Milk Hotel24. The King of Carrot Flowers, Pt 1 by Death Cab for CutieThe noel jay show (funk,soul and disco podcast2 hours of funk,soul and disco,one hour on wednesdayListen on: Apple Podcasts Support the showVisit us at https://www.superawesomemix.com to learn more about our app, our merchandise, our cards, and more!

No other Bob Dylan song has provoked such a diverse range of responses as "Make You Feel My Love". Initially dismissed by reviewers as a failure, it has since grown into a wildly successful pop hit. It's the song that's loved by the masses, but hated by Dylan purists. Perhaps what's at the heart of this fundamental disagreement is a different question altogether: is this a banal love song, or does it have a deeper, perhaps even darker meaning? You can support Definitely Dylan on Patreon or with a one-off donation at buymeacoffee.com/definitelydylan.Thanks to Craig Danuloff from the Dylan.FM podcast for initially inviting me to speak about this topic, this episode partly draws on the talk I gave at his online event last year.Graley Herren's book Dreams and Dialogues in Dylan's "Time Out of Mind" is available here.

Ray Padgett is writing a new book that compiles 50+ interviews with musicians and others who've been involved with Bob Dylan's live shows. It's called Pledging My Time, and there is a pre-release Indiegogo campaign running that allows you to pre-order the book and take advantage of special bonus offers. The campaign runs through December 16, 2022 so we talked with Ray to learn more about the book, about the campaign, and to find out what he's learned talking to all these Dylan insiders. Who's in the book?: Jim Keltner, Winton Watson, Benmont Tench, Larry Cambell, Stan Lynch, Early Sound Crew (David Robb, Keith Dircks, Fuzzy Frazer), Billy Cross, Richard Fernandez (Tour Manager), Christopher Parker, John Wurster, Ray Benson, Dickey Betts, Jeff Bridges, Harvey Brooks, Gary Burke, Marshall Crenshaw, Karl Denson, Leslie Dowdall, Ramblin' Jack, Kinky Friedman, Freddy Koella, Barry Goldberg, Spooner Oldham, Michael 'Soy Bomb' Portnoy, Duke Robillard, Fred Tackett, Richard Thompson, Happy Traum, and more. Ray talked with us in Episode 03 about the cover songs made from Time Out Of Mind. He runs the Cover.Me website which reviews and discusses all kinds of cover song performances, and he's published two earlier books, one Cover Me that take a deep dive into twenty of the most iconic cover songs in history (including All Along The Watchtower and Make You Feel My Love), and a 33 1/3 book on Leonard Cohen's tribute album called I'm Your Fan. Ray also runs a must-have Dylan email newsletter called Flagging Down The Double E’s. The newsletter does deep dives into legendary Dylan live shows, and has published some of the musician interviews that will be included in Pledging My Time. LINKS: Pledging My Time Book IndieGoGo Campaign Follow Ray Padgett on Twitter, Instagram Flagging Down The Double E's newsletter (Substack) Check out CoverMe Website Ray's Cover Me book (Amazon) Ray's 33 1/3rd Book: I'm Your Fan The Songs of Leonard Cohen

"When the rain's blowin' in your face...and the whole world is on your case..." that's how this modern day standard starts. Nearly unrivaled lyricist Bob Dylan first brought the song "Make You Feel My Love" to the world in the fall of 1997. Since it's release, the song has been covered hundreds of times.We figured, what better way to kick off our SEVENTH season of bringing you the Infectious Groove Podcast than with our first ever THREE WAY Totally Epic Cover Battle. In this episode, we'll discuss the original vs the first widely known cover from Garth Brooks. Then we'll discuss the well known version from Adele.We let all 3 versions duke it out and tell you which one we think is best and why. It's the return of Our Jammy Jams, it's the return of Feedback, it's the return of Michelle, the return of your brothers sisters uncles best friends favorite podcast: THE INFECTIOUS GROOVE PODCAST!

This week on Finding Your Bliss, Life Coach and Bliss Expert Judy Librach is joined by acclaimed culinary teacher and cookbook author extraordinaire, Bonnie Stern, along with her daughter, speech pathologist Anna Rupert, to talk about their fabulous new book,

In this episode, Ellen and Mal welcome author jemariel to discuss fics where Dean or Cas (or both!) have tattoos. Fics include jemariel's Cats and Tats, Not the Fire But the Spark by goldenraeofsun, Make You Feel My Love by sternchencas, Under My Skin by xylodemon, and plenty more. The post Track 36: Tattoos appeared first on Mixtape Book Club.

Ellen and Mal welcome author jemariel to discuss fics where Dean or Cas (or both!) have tattoos. Fics include jemariel's Cats and Tats, Not the Fire But the Spark by goldenraeofsun, Make You Feel My Love by sternchencas, Under My Skin by xylodemon, and plenty more. The post Track 36: Tattoos appeared first on Mixtape Bookclub.

Ray Padgett is an expert on cover songs. He runs the Cover Me website that reviews and discusses all kinds of cover song performances, and published a book called Cover Me that take a deep dive into twenty of the most iconic cover songs in history (including All Along The Watchtower and Make You Feel My Love). We asked Ray if he would share his knowledge and impressions of Time Out Of Mind cover songs, and he gave us a fun and interesting presentation. This podcast captures that event, and a little Q&A afterwards. Ray also runs a must-have Dylan email newsletter called Flagging Down The Double E’s. The newsletter does deep dives into legendary Dylan live shows, and has delivered some wonderful interviews with musicians that have played with Dylan as well. A video version of this episode is available to Premium Members at FreakMusic.Club. LINKS: Follow Ray Padgett on Twitter, Instagram Time Out Of Mind Covers Playlist (Spotify) (AppleMusic) Check out CoverMe Website Ray's Cover Me book (Amazon) Ray's 33 1/3rd Book: I'm Your Fan The Songs of Leonard Cohen

Ray Padgett is an expert on cover songs. He runs the Cover Me website that reviews and discusses all kinds of cover song performances, and published a book called Cover Me that take a deep dive into twenty of the most iconic cover songs in history (including All Along The Watchtower and Make You Feel My Love). We asked Ray if he would share his knowledge and impressions of Time Out Of Mind cover songs, and he gave us a fun and interesting presentation. This podcast captures that event, and a little Q&A afterwards. Ray also runs a must-have Dylan email newsletter called Flagging Down The Double E’s. The newsletter does deep dives into legendary Dylan live shows, and has delivered some wonderful interviews with musicians that have played with Dylan as well. A video version of this episode is available to Premium Members at FreakMusic.Club. LINKS: Follow Ray Padgett on Twitter, Instagram Flagging Down The Double E's newsletter (substack) Check out CoverMe Website Ray's Cover Me book (Amazon) Ray's 33 1/3rd Book: I'm Your Fan The Songs of Leonard Cohen FREE WEEKLY BOB DYLAN NEWSLETTER "Seven Days" is our weekly email that give you all the biggest Dylan news, links, new releases, books, podcasts and more - in a simple prioritized list every Sunday. Sign up for free at: clck.it/7days

Episode#119: This Is How It Goes   (Song starts at 4:28) The evening I recorded this episode, I went outside because I heard a strange song. A chorus of hundreds of frogs could be heard on the wind. Talk about nature's tune. These frogs were really making a racket. As it turned out, this fitted in nicely with the song featured on this week's episode. ‘This Is How It Goes' talks about getting in touch with nature's tune. Also, following on from the essence of last week's podcast: as we are all in a state of constant change, we might as well do it in conjunction with nature - it just might be a smoother path. What inspired me to write this song? Well, to answer that, I'd like to share this: a reader of my blog posts contacted me recently to let me know she enjoyed me sharing the 'how I paint a seascape foreground'. This sort of showing the ‘step by step process' is much like how I share how I write a song here. She was amazed I was self taught as a painter (as I am, as a songwriter).. I replied, quoting something I read about: if you put 10,000 hours into something , you're going to come up with something...substantial. I think for a few reasons.You're not going to do anything by choice for 10000 hours unless it's something you're passionate about. So it's likely to be something that comes naturally to you. Also, you're going to make 10,000 mistakes along the way, as you figure out your style. You figure out which mistakes you're going to keep as you find your own voice. Your natural, original voice. It's something that you'll know when you find it- and others will know, too. Everybody enjoys different sorts of voices. I'm a big fan of Bob Dylan. I love the way he sings Make You Feel My Love. There's so much felling and experience in his voice. I think if you find your own voice in life, regardless of what you get up to, it'll all come together for you, somehow. That's the essence of this song. I'm pleased I chose to share this song in this episode, following on from last week's Patient Hum from 1998 . You can hear the evolution of a songwriter. This one was written in 2016. 18 years are going to bring about some changes. And that is the path of the artist & the songwriter; it's a slowly changing mysterious path. This podcast is slowly evolving. Each episode unfolds in a very free manner. I record these episodes without any sort of script or forethought. I let the song, the music and the lyrics lead the way - and I make sure I'm having fun. Eventually I'll produce a video course based on aspects of this podcast. I'm looking forward to that ( I've already done a lot of work towards my ebooks and video courses. How I:  play piano; paint seascapes; draw cartoons, etc). You can keep up with me by joining my email list. That way you won't miss a thing. My blog has the lyrics to this song ( I include the lyrics each week) on www.petepascoe.wordpress.com I hope you enjoy hearing about the song This Is How It Goes. It's always a surprise to me where these episodes get to - and this one is no exception. Enjoy.

En 2008, dans son premier album, Adele nous faisait redécouvrir en la sublimant, la chanson "Make You Feel My Love" écrite par Bob Dylan 11 ans plus tôt, composée au piano, autour d'un texte qui dit : "Je ferai tout, j'irai jusqu'au bout du monde, pour te montrer mon amour". Adele avait expliqué que Bob Dylan résumait exactement ce qu'elle essayait de dire dans ses chansons et elle n'y arrivait pas. Elle en a fait un classique. Depuis, ce morceau a été repris des centaines de fois, c'est souvent raté. La dernière version en date se trouve dans "Higher", le nouvel album de Michael Bublé. Le crooner canadien propose une relecture assez gonflée de ce titre sur un rythme Soul, chaloupé. Ecoutez La pépite musicale avec Anthony Martin du 30 mars 2022

Enfin, c'est la sortie du nouvel album de Michael Bublé "Higher" avec des chansons inédites comme "Make You Feel My Love"

#118-116Intro/Outro: Can't Let Go by Robert Plant & Alison Krauss118. The Low End Theory by A Tribe Called Quest (Buggin' Out & What? & Scenario)117. Time Out of Mind by Bob Dylan (Cold Irons Bound & Million Miles & 'Til I Fell In Love With You & Make You Feel My Love)116. Automatic for the People by R.E.M. (Everybody Hurts & Man on the Moon & Nightswimming)Today's Album ArtVote on Today's Album ArtHave you voted on Week 8 Round 1 winners yet? If so, no further action needed. If not:Week 8 Round 1 Winners (episodes 336-340)Vote on Week 8 Round 2 Album Art

Vicki O'Grady is a Florida Licensed Mental Health Counselor, author, and accomplished workshop presenter.  She has worked in the fields of mental health, addictions, eating disorders and personal growth since the late 70's. Vicki has traveled throughout the United States and Israel presenting personal growth workshops and seminars. She is the former President and founder of Personal Power and Prosperity, a personal growth organization.  In 2014, Vicki started the You Matter Compassion Project, which involves giving out YOU MATTER cards. Upward of 2 million have been given out by people in the US, Israel and other countries.  Memorable Quotes: “We're all seeking through outside experiences and through other people to validate our specialness, our goodness. We're trying to feel that unconditional love from a person that gives our life meaning. And one of the things that I found is that we all seek things outside of ourselves to try and give us that, whether it's an addiction or a person or a job or exercise.” “People say you can't love other people until you love yourself. And I don't believe that's true. I know that I loved and gave love before I loved myself. But the difference was when I really did love myself, I trusted your love.” “I don't want to be a person who causes harm in the world. I want to be a person who does kind acts. And I want to make this distinction because I think it's really important. I still think mean thoughts. I still shook my fist at somebody who pulled out in front of me yesterday. Twice. I still think these things, but I don't give myself permission to act on them. That's the difference today.” What You'll Learn: The importance of telling other people that they matter and how to love others in spite of your own healing journey. This Episode Includes: How Vicki started the You Matter movement by writing signs to show people while in her car. Signs like “sorry” and “your tail lights are off” turned into a sign that said, “You Matter.” Different reasons why people need to hear that they matter. The “feel-good” hormones like serotonin and dopamine are released when we create connections with others. Telling people they matter is a great way to build connections and spread kindness. The origins of the You Matter Marathon movement. A lot of people grow up not realizing how special they are. They look for meaning in other things that are not fulfilling. When people feel like they matter, they stop looking for validation from outside sources. We don't have to be perfect to be kind, we simply have to refuse to act on mean impulses and choose kindness instead. Three Takeaways From Today's Episode: Choose one person today and tell them, “Hey, you matter.” Identify one act of kindness you can perform, either for yourself or someone else. Comfort, connection and compassion are vital to our growth and happiness, and all need to come from an outside source. Mentioned In The Episode: Citywide Facilities Solutions Kindness Campaign You Matter Marathon You Matter Compassion Project Getting the Love You Want by Harville Hendrix Baby Got Back by Sir Mix-a-lot Make You Feel My Love by Adele Connect: Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Twitter YouTube

0:00 I'll be waiting 3:27 Adele salutes her fans 12:50 Send My Love 16:45 River Lea 21:40 Adele receives fan's gifts 25:20 Make You Feel My Love 33:58 Idk, a piano lmao Team UNPLUGGED.

As we continue to expectantly await Bob Dylan's July 18th online performance, SHADOW KINGDOM, we dedicate this episode to a "Shadow Miscellany": miscellaneous considerations about both the encroaching, shadowy night and also the position of the moon in Bob Dylan's work of the last thirty years. In "20 Pounds of Headlines," we round up news from the world of Bob Dylan and in "Who Did It Better?" we ask you who did "Make You Feel My Love" better live: Bob Dylan or Maria Muldaur?

Episode SummaryBryan and Hoadley discuss the incredibly predictable outcome to The Bachelor. Then they take aim at one of TV's greatest show-persons / con-artists...the unforgettable princess of darkness herself...Theresa Caputo. There will be no doubt about how the gang feels on this episode of The Commercial Break.SPONSORS: Comedy Podcasts Club on Clubhouse(The Only Club on Clubhouse Dedicated to The Comedy Podcast + Clubhouse Comedy)LINKS:Watch Clips of this episode on YoutubeSubscribe to The Commercial Break Podcast Youtube ChannelNew Episodes on Tuesdays and now Fridays everywhere!Text or leave us a message: +1 (470) 584.8449FOLLOW US:Instagram: @thecommercialbreak @bryangcomedy  @tcbkrissyClubHouse: @bryangreen @tcbkrissyTwitter: tcbbryanFacebook: The Commercial Break PodcastYouTube: Youtube.com/TheCommercialBreakEmail: info@tcbpodcast.com A Chartable Top 100 Comedy Podcast#1 Trending Comedy Podcast Worldwide! (Chartable)An Apple Top 100 Comedy Podcast Top 1% Of Downloaded Podcasts, Worldwide (ListenNotes)A Hot 50 Podcast (Podcast Magazine)

This week, we’re talking about the biggest artist of the 21st Century, Adele! If you liked this episode, please subscribe, leave a comment, and share with your friends! Check us out in Patreon to support our channel: https://www.patreon.com/goodmusicpodcast Also, click on this link to listen to this week’s songs! https://open.spotify.com/user/lucaschrisman/playlist/1bhH8fpP24BOrPiEC3BBL7?si=nq7CV5NKRju-IKo-m5w7qA This week’s songs are: Rolling in the Deep, Rumour Has It, Water Under the Bridge, When We Were Young, Make You Feel My Love, Set Fire to the Rain.

On our new episode, Neil Cowley of the Neil Cowley trio reflects on how he and Adele nailed the iconic Bob Dylan cover of Make You Feel My Love first take, being produced by Paul Epworth on Rolling in the Deep, recording at Nil Frahms' studio and recording with Kelly Jones of Stereophonics.

Make You Feel My Love by Bob Dylan.

The second of three episodes that feature both the early & contemporary music of fellow travelers who first recorded in the 1950s and who are still with us. Over sixty years is a long time to have a recording career, and these are some of the last ones standing. In memoriam Little Richard (1932-2020): no longer one of the last ones standing. For the next 7 days, you can go to our Twitter page and vote for whose version of "Make You Feel My Love" is better: https://twitter.com/RainTrains

Episode 89 featured some more curated tunes for the times. A very special thanks to all of you for joining us live from the comfort of your own homes for some music, laughter and love. Stay home, stay safe. See you again soon.❤️Andrea and Craig 🎧To support the show: Patreon.com/mylivingroomliveSongs:American Tune - Paul SimonRuby, Don't Take Your Love to Town - Kenny Rogers / written by Mel TillisFavorite Year - Dixie ChicksBridge Over Troubled Water - Simon & GarfunkelDreaming Fields - Trisha Yearwood / written by Matraca BergMake You Feel My Love - Bob DylanA Life That's Good - from Nashville on CMT#guelph #music #livestream #socialdistancing #virtualgathering #flatteningthecurve

I covered "Make You Feel My Love by. Bob Dylan" 私の大好きな曲です。 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/u30a2u30fcu30e2u30f3u30c9u5c0fu9b5a/message

In episode 25, your hosts are joined by rapper Sam of Trio Tings and videographer Symphony Silver, to discuss the long game of relationships. Yes, another relationship episode! Listen in for a conversation on how to best support your creative partner, do's and don'ts of dealing with a creative, and how to stay in it for the long haul.  Life Hack: Major keys for hosting a function at your place Music Captions:  “I love you in a place where there’s no space or time.” - A Song For You by Donny Hathaway “I could hold you for a million years, to make you feel my love.” - Make You Feel My Love by Bob Dylan “Cross the line, I just might for your love.” - Yo Love by Vince Staples, 6lack, and Mereba from the Queen & Slim soundtrack.  “I wanna pick it up where we left it once” - Crazy Love by Future Animals   “I love you in the first place, girl you a gold medal” - Atlanta by Sam “My shorty got exquisite taste, told her come slide with me to chic-fil-a” - Atlanta by Sam  ”I would die for you” - I Would Die 4 U by Prince  Follow Sam and Symphony on Instagram. Download Sam's album. And of course rate, like, share and subscribe to the podcast! Join the conversation on social media using #eightytwoninetysix or by mentioning @eighty2ninety6 on Instagram and Twitter! 

有些人，总是自作多情的以为自己在别人心中很重要，直到有一天时间告诉我们，其实一点也不重要。在感情的世界中，如果你先喜欢那个人，那么主动权就掌握在他手里，他可以拒绝你，也可以一直拒绝你。喜欢一个人是卑微的，因为喜欢，所以变得小心翼翼，因为喜欢，所以会迷失自我，因为喜欢，所以会谦卑谨慎。因为喜欢，所以你会时刻在意着你在对方心中的形象和地位，因为喜欢，你的每根神经都被对方控制，你像一个皮影不由自主。如果你喜欢一个不喜欢自己的人，那么这样的卑微会放大十倍。很多时候，自作多情的人以为别人给予的友好就是爱慕，其实那只是一厢情愿罢了。时间会揭露事情的真相，自作多情的人，总有一颗玻璃心，在梦碎的那一刻伤心欲绝，其实从始至终都是我们自导自演的苦情戏而已。所以一厢情愿就得愿赌服输，自作多情就得自食其果。配乐：吕玥昕《Make You Feel My Love》

有些人，总是自作多情的以为自己在别人心中很重要，直到有一天时间告诉我们，其实一点也不重要。在感情的世界中，如果你先喜欢那个人，那么主动权就掌握在他手里，他可以拒绝你，也可以一直拒绝你。喜欢一个人是卑微的，因为喜欢，所以变得小心翼翼，因为喜欢，所以会迷失自我，因为喜欢，所以会谦卑谨慎。因为喜欢，所以你会时刻在意着你在对方心中的形象和地位，因为喜欢，你的每根神经都被对方控制，你像一个皮影不由自主。如果你喜欢一个不喜欢自己的人，那么这样的卑微会放大十倍。很多时候，自作多情的人以为别人给予的友好就是爱慕，其实那只是一厢情愿罢了。时间会揭露事情的真相，自作多情的人，总有一颗玻璃心，在梦碎的那一刻伤心欲绝，其实从始至终都是我们自导自演的苦情戏而已。所以一厢情愿就得愿赌服输，自作多情就得自食其果。配乐：吕玥昕《Make You Feel My Love》

有些人，总是自作多情的以为自己在别人心中很重要，直到有一天时间告诉我们，其实一点也不重要。在感情的世界中，如果你先喜欢那个人，那么主动权就掌握在他手里，他可以拒绝你，也可以一直拒绝你。喜欢一个人是卑微的，因为喜欢，所以变得小心翼翼，因为喜欢，所以会迷失自我，因为喜欢，所以会谦卑谨慎。因为喜欢，所以你会时刻在意着你在对方心中的形象和地位，因为喜欢，你的每根神经都被对方控制，你像一个皮影不由自主。如果你喜欢一个不喜欢自己的人，那么这样的卑微会放大十倍。很多时候，自作多情的人以为别人给予的友好就是爱慕，其实那只是一厢情愿罢了。时间会揭露事情的真相，自作多情的人，总有一颗玻璃心，在梦碎的那一刻伤心欲绝，其实从始至终都是我们自导自演的苦情戏而已。所以一厢情愿就得愿赌服输，自作多情就得自食其果。配乐：吕玥昕《Make You Feel My Love》

Clare Dunn has been one of my favorite artists since releasing singles "Move On" and "Tuxedo" a few years ago. If you're not familiar with her name, I suggest you catch her live show. She is one of the most electric performers I've EVER seen. This week, I sat down with Clare to talk about what it's like being a woman in the male-dominated country genre, patience, dogs, dancing, alter egos and more. Clare also shared some great advice for aspiring artists entering the country music industry. In addition, Clare helps me curate this week's WWTHW playlist and she "Plays It Forward" with a cover of "Make You Feel My Love" and a performance of her new single, "More." I hope you enjoy the show. Podcast Participants Clare Dunn Elaina Smith, host of Women Want to Hear Women Videos Clare "Plays It Forward" with a cover of the Bob Dylan-penned "Make You Feel My Love," which has been covered by Trisha Yearwood, Adele, Garth Brooks and more. Clare performs her new single, "More" Clare's Women Want to Hear Women Playlist Need a refresher what #WomenWantToHearWomen is all about? Past episodes:  Kacey Musgraves Dolly Parton Carly Pearce Shawna Thompson of Thompson Square Tegan Marie

Rick is out of town for the weekend so last night I decided to revisit this set only to realize I made a glaring omission; I left out "Make You Feel My Love." The song was originally written by Bob Dylan but never released until much later. When the original surfaced, Billy Joel, Trisha Yearwoood and Garth Brooks all did remakes of the song. To this day, I hold the Garth Brooks version very close to my heart. Listening to the version by Adele, brought back all those old feelings of betrayal, resentment and revenge; feelings that I have managed to suppress in sour relationships since then because it makes me appear petty, if not foolish. It came out in 1998, a time when my relationship with Pete was on the rocks as I talked about in the DIVA Tribute to Erasure. I would go to this dive billiard hall and have a couple of Bohemia's (Mexican beer) and play that song on the jukebox over and over while drowning in my own tears before heading to the gay bar for the rest of the evening. Knowing that Pete would be there, it aloud me to clear my head in advance, lest I do something stupid. I've included two versions of the song; one a dance version and the other a more chilled version that keeps up with the tempo of the original. The dance version is really good but I just wish they had slowed it down some. If you don't like the additions, I suggest you keep the original set as the newer version is replacing the older one which will no longer be available.  English singer Adele (Adele Laurie Blue Adkins) won two Grammy's for her debut album 19 in 2009 and it's been nothing but uphill since then. After the success of that album, if you still didn't know who she was, you couldn't avoid her after her sophomore album release 21. Her amazing performance of "Rolling In the Deep" on the Letterman Show further solidified her name and went on to win an additional six Grammy's including Album of the Year. By the time 25 landed, all bets were off when she won a contentious battle of the Grammy for Album of the Year beating out another one of our favorite divas Beyoncé. While heartfelt, her acceptance speech may have been slightly over the top but all is forgiven because she was (as in past interviews) genuinely sincere if not surprised by her win. While lacking the vocal gymnastics of her predecessors, Adele has put herself in a position to wrangle the mantle away from Celine Dion who stole it from Barbra Streisand. She has the qualities of Celine's overly genuine and heartfelt gratitude and sincerity with Barbra's street smarts, honesty, and use of frosty language to express her views. Combined with her outstanding beauty and talent, she IS the ultimate DIVA. Party Favorz is proud if not downright giddy about inducting one of our favorite artists of the 21st century into the DIVA Hall of Fame. Ladies and Gentlemen, please welcome our newest DIVA, Adele. I want to give a HUGE shout-out to those that answered my call to keep Party Favorz afloat on our 10th year providing the finest dance music podcasts to be found anywhere on the net. MASSIVE hugs and kisses goes out to: Ludovic D., John D., Raymond C., Glenn A. (aka DiscoBall), Raul G., Doug B., Nicolas C., Ray J., and Gary N. Party Favorz is still collecting donations for the ongoing monthly costs of running the site so feel free to contribute if you can. The PayPal donations button is now fully operational. Thanks Again!    Album : Adele – The Diva Series      Genre : House Music    Year : 2017    Total Time : 1:26:40.00 Hello (Cosmic Dawn Club Mix) Turning Tables (Xeva Bootleg) Rolling In The Deep (Downtown London Remix Extended) Hometown Glory (Axwell Club Mix) Make You Feel My Love (Pivotao Dance Version) When We Were Young (DJ Strobe Extended Vocal) Skyfall (Cosmic Dawn & Andy Reese Remix) Rumour Has It (Gabriel Batz Remix) Remedy (The Pengwin & DJ EU Remix) Set Fire To The Rain (Moto Blanco Club Mix)

Bob Dylan is one of the most spiritually interesting songwriters of our generation. In today's episode, Bishop Barron reflects on some of Dylan's best-known hits to show how they subtlety put Biblical themes on display. A listener wonders if Bishop Barron has any tips on how to evangelize in a secular workspace. Topics Discussed 0:17  - Bishop Barron at the Bob Dylan concert last weekend 2:40 - Can Bob Dylan serve as a gateway to God? 4:45 - Who is Bob Dylan? 8:32 - Why Bob Dylan is best read as a spiritual poet 10:11 - Bob Dylan's religious views 12:17 - Biblical elements of Blowin' in the Wind 15:39 - Bishop Barron on Like a Rolling Stone 21:41 - Bob Dylan and the Resurrection 22:10 - All Along the Watchtower and the Book of Isaiah 26:41 - Finding Jesus in Dylan's Make You Feel My Love 28:43 - Question from listener: How can we evangelize in a secular workspace? Bonus Resources Videos Reflections on Bob Dylan (Bishop Barron) Bob Dylan's "All Along the Watchtower" (Bishop Barron) Reflections on Bob Dylan in China (Bishop Barron) Keith Richards, Bob Dylan, and the New Evangelization (Bishop Barron) Articles "Bob Dylan in China" (Bishop Barron) Bob Dylan Songs Blowin' in the Wind (read lyrics) Like a Rolling Stone (read lyrics) All Along the Watchtower (read lyrics) Make You Feel My Love (read lyrics)   Find bonus links and resources for this episode at http://WordOnFireShow.com and be sure to submit your questions at http://AskBishopBarron.

Bienvenidos al milésimo centésimo sexagésimo cuarto episodio de “Las 6 de la mañana”, un podcast diario que trae 6 canciones, para que iniciemos el día con buena música. Nuestro invitado de hoy: «Adele» El listado para hoy es: Artista / Tema 1 – Make You Feel My Love 2 – Hello 3 – Rolling in…Continúa leyendo Podcast: Las 6am episodio 1184, Adele