Podcast appearances and mentions of marc lafrance

The sixth episode of our special edition series of Liner Notes - ‘Guest Glimpses', short bits from longer conversations with previous guests. You'll hear about 10 minutes of each guest's 60+ minute chat with show host Dan Hare. Featured guests include:MARC LAFRANCE has done it all - singing (including jingles), drumming, touring, recording, studio work, management, and artist development. He's rubbed shoulders with the many of the premier musicians in the world and remains a long-time member of Randy Bachman's projects. He also has his own record label, Delinquent Records. In this clip Marc tells Dan talks about the early Winnipeg music scene, playing with Prism, and Trooper and some advise to up and coming up artists;BRIAN DANTER is the lead singer and bass player or the band Tease. In this bit he reveals the origin of Teaze, opening for Kiss, the Teaze-mania that greeted the band when they played in Japan, and why he walked away from fame and fortune. CRAIG ZURBA is a well-known and accomplished Producer, Songwriter, Recording Engineer, Singer, Keyboardist, Film Composer, Programmer, Video Director, and Sound Designer. In this short bit Marc talks about working with Tom Jones, writing songs with Bryan Adams, the short lived success of his ‘80s band Agent, starting his jingle company, and how the music industry has changed;CHRISTOPHER WARD has written songs for Diana Ross, Wynonna Judd, The Backstreet Boys, and many others. His best-known song is the worldwide #1 hit for Alannah Myles, “Black Velvet," for which he received the Juno award for Songwriter of the Year in 1990. In this clip Christopher talks about his start in radio, becoming one of the first VJs for Much Music, the scoop on his solo hits 'Maybe Your Heart' and 'Once In A Long Time', his time at Second City and his friendships with Colin Mockery, Mike Myers and Ron James, and info. on his new album 'Same River Twice'.Listen to the full interview of each guest @ linernotes.ca.

Darren and Steve debate Dave's very short response to the recent article at Rolling Stone about Eddie Van Halen, and Wolfgang's recent interview with Rolling Stone. Plus, the tribute concert: The one question that hasn't been asked? Various speculation and information, and...has Dave been recording very recently? Then, Darren speaks with vocalist and musician Marc LaFrance. If that name sounds familiar its because Marc sang background vocals on Dave's "A Little Ain't Enough" album and on a vertiable ton of music by Loverboy, Alice Cooper, Motley Crue, Bon Jovi, Cher, Carly Simon, Blue Murder, The Cult, The Scorpions, Poison and more, plus music by Scholastica Books. He has also been part of countless commercials and advertising campaigns! Marc tells why "Dave was amazing to work with" at Little Mountain Studios, Dave's climbing wall there, "wafts of herb" via the Diamond One and other good stuff. For more on all that Marc does, please visit MarcLaFrance.com.

This "Paltrocast" features Darren's interviews with actress/singer Miranda Cosgrove, influencer/musician Jacob Rabon IV, and singer/songwriter Marc LaFrance. Theme song by Steve Schiltz. Thanks for listening!

Marc LaFrance has done it all - singing (including jingles), drumming, touring, recording, studio work, management, and artist development. He's rubbed shoulders with the many of the premier musicians in the world and remains a long-time member of Randy Bachman's projects, providing drums and vocals. Marc also has his own record label, Delinquent Records.In this episode Marc tells Dan Hare about: the early Winnipeg music scene; playing with Prism, Trooper and Jerry Doucette; the heady days at Vancouver's Little Mountain Sound Studios; his long-time friendship with Paul Dean; working and touring with Randy Bachman; how he stays in shape; his outlook on life and the famous people he's met along the way; what he's up to now and much more.

On this episode, we chat with Marc LaFrance. You may not have heard of him but you definitely heard him. As well as playing drums for Randy Bachman / Bachman Turner he's had an incredible career as the go to guy when you need killer background vocals on you tracks. He's sang on Motley Crue, Scorpions, Glass Tiger, Loverboy, Black Veil Brides, Cher, David Lee Roth and Carly Simon to name a few.If you'd like to watch the video version of this episode as it streamed live to the internet, click on the YouTube link below...https://youtu.be/JN3aU0n3zPIMarc's Website

Rock Talk With Mitch Lafon presents LOVERBOY’s Mike Reno. The 40th + anniversaries of the first two album (Loverboy & Get Lucky), the Vancouver scene then (Bob Rock, Bruce Fairbairn, Mike Fraser, Bryan Adams, Marc LaFrance), recording background vocals on Bon Jovi’s Slippery When Wet, their next album and much more. (Recorded January 18th 2021) Available on All Podcast platforms YouTube: Twitter Verified: @mitchlafon Help support the show. Please consider a donation: https://www.paypal.me/MitchLafon See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 17 : Acné, pustules, kystes...Pourquoi regardons-nous des vidéos gores sur YouTube ? L'article original : Annabelle Mooney, "Rituals about the skin: comments on pimple popping videos", Social Semiotics, 2020. L'outil utilisé pour collecter les commentaires YouTube : https://ytcomments.klostermann.ca --------- Les références citées dans l'article et mobilisées implicitement ou explicitement dans le podcast : **Sur le dégoût** : Mary Douglas, De la souillure, Paris, La Découverte, 2005 [1966]. Julian Hanich, "Dis/Liking Disgust: The Revulsion Experience at the Movies", New Review of Film and Television Studies, 7(3), p. 293–309, 2009. **Sur la peau** : Lisa Blackman, The Body: The Key Concepts, Londres, Berg, 2008. Marc Lafrance, "Skin Studies: Past, Present and Future", Body & Society, 24(1‑2), 2018, p. 3‑32. Patricia McCormack, "The Great Ephemeral Tattooed Skin", Body & Society 12 (2),p. 57–82, 2006. Samantha Murray, "Corporeal Knowledges and Deviant Bodies: Perceiving the Fat Body", Social Semiotics 17 (3), p. 361–373, 2007. Julia Skelly, "Skin and Scars: Probing the Visual Culture of Addiction", Body & Society 24 (1-2), p. 193–209, 2018. **Sur l'éthique** : Casey Fiesler, Nicholas Proferes, "‘Participant' Perceptions of Twitter Research Ethics." Social Media+ Society, 4(1), 2018. Roxanne Leitão, "Technology-Facilitated Intimate Partner Abuse: A Qualitative Analysis of Data from Online Domestic Abuse Forums", Human–Computer Interaction, 2019. Michael Zimmer, "‘But the Data is Already Public': On the Ethics of Research in Facebook", Ethics and Information Technology, 12 (4), p. 313–325, 2010. ------ Pour aller plus loin : Une belle série de France culture sur la "philosophie du gore" : https://www.franceculture.fr/emissions/series/philosophie-du-gore Bernard Andrieu, "L'osmose émersive De la peau vivante à la peau vécue", Spirale, 2019, en ligne : https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-02526949 Maurice Merleau-Ponty, Phénoménologie de la perception, Paris, Gallimard, 1976. Marie-Anne Paveau, "Littérature cutanée", 21 janvier 2012, en ligne : https://penseedudiscours.hypotheses.org/7942 Gianfranco Marrone, Principes de la sémiotique du texte, Paris, Mimesis, 2016.

Rock Talk With Mitch Lafon presents drummer, Marc LaFrance. Marc has sang and played on over 100 albums including some of the biggest hits by Mötley Crüe, Bon Jovi, Scorpions, Alice Cooper , David Lee Roth and more. In this very candid interview Marc discusses his career and how he became the go to guy for so many platinum selling recording artists. Quote: "The Cult album, for instance, I did the Sonic Temple album and I'd never heard of The Cult at that time." "A lot of artists are re-doing their masters so they can license to film and television, Alice Cooper was re-doing an exact version of Poison which myself and Dave did the background vocals..." Subscribe to Rock Talk With Mitch Lafon for exclusive content and interviews. Twitter: @mitchlafon Instagram: @mitch_lafon Get your MITCH MERCH here: https://loudtrax.com/Mitch  VISIT: mitchlafon.com Support the show.

La fascination pour les vidéos d'extraction de boutons: Discussion avec Hugo Dumas, Marc Lafrance et Ghassan El-Baalbaki - Discussion autour du ski hors piste avec Maxime Bolduc, Yannick Lefebvre et Katia Leblanc - Entrevue avec l'actrice Sandrine Bisson - Gastronomie avec Lesley Chesterman - Entrevue avec Éric Feugé, professeur en psychologie - Étude scientifique avec Marianne Desautels-Marissal - Santé avec Denis Fortier - Entrevue avec Sylvie et Camille Léonard.

Canadian hard rockers Thunderbird are releasing their anticipated self-titled third album on Delinquent Records on April 25, 2018! “Thunderbird” was recorded in Vancouver BC, produced by Marc LaFrance and Kelly Stodola and mixed by famed engineer Mike Fraser.   Says lead singer & producer Marc LaFrance, “The album is like a collection of short stories. I am singing the songs as different characters, or telling their tales. A gallery of rogues from the dark side!”   Musically, the songs are inspired by classic hard rock. Heavy guitars, blistering solos, driving rhythms.

Marc Lafrance décrit à Maryse Jobin la gamme d’émotions qui l’a envahi depuis la libération de Homa Hoodfar et confirme que l’épreuve qu’elle a subie l’a affectée physiquement . La Canadienne passera quelques jours à Oman avant de rentrer au Canada.

Marc Lafrance , professeur au Département de sociologie et d’anthropologie de l’Université Concordia ,nous parle d’identité masculine en 2014.