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Die Rolling Stones zählen unbestritten zu den größten Rockbands aller Zeiten. Mit ihrem Album "Let It Bleed" haben die Stones 1969 bereits ihr achtes Studioalbum veröffentlicht. Mehr als 20 Alben umfasst das Gesamtwerk der Rolling Stones inzwischen. Ihr erstes Album "The Rolling Stones" hat die Band 1964 veröffentlicht, vor 60 Jahren. Und direkt mit dem ersten Album gelang der Band auch der Durchbruch in Deutschland, den USA und ihrer Heimat Großbritannien. Und fast jedes Mal schaffte die Band es in diesen Ländern in die Top Ten der Albumcharts. Die Geschichte der Rolling Stones ist zweifelsohne eine Erfolgsgeschichte. Kein Wunder, dass wir in unserem Meilensteine Podcast schon öfter über die Stones gesprochen haben. Mit dabei waren unter anderem schon die Alben "Beggars Banquet", "Exile On Main Street" oder auch "Sticky Fingers". Heute sprechen wir über ihr achtes Studioalbum "Let It Bleed" aus dem Jahr 1969, auf dem auch der Song "Gimme Shelter" ist. Den Song spielt die Band auch heutzutage – nach 55 Jahren – immer noch live. Innerhalb der Band hat sich vor und während der Arbeit an "Let It Bleed" einiges verändert. Vor allem auch für Bandgründer Brian Jones. Er galt bis dahin immer als eine Art Führungsperson der Gruppe. Aber dadurch, dass Mick Jagger und Keith Richards immer intensiver zusammengearbeitet haben und mehr Songs schrieben, die erfolgreich geworden sind, haben die beiden auch immer mehr die Führungsrolle in der Band übernommen. "Er hat sich in der Zeit auch immer mehr von den Stones distanziert, auch räumlich. [...] Er hat sich ein Anwesen gekauft, das ist heute eineinhalb Autostunden entfernt von London. [...] Das war Land, da war nix", erzählt Katharina Heinius im Meilensteine Podcast. Darüber hinaus wurde die Drogen- und Alkoholsucht von Brian Jones immer problematischer und er selbst distanzierte sich immer weiter von der Band, sodass die ihn während der Produktion rausgeschmissen und durch Gitarrist Mick Taylor ersetzt hat. Nur einen Monat später ist Brian Jones dann auf seinem Anwesen gestorben. Für die Stones hat sich vor allem auch wegen der tragischen Geschichte um ihren Bandgründer Brian Jones und den neuen Mann im Bunde, Mick Taylor, einiges verändert. Mit "Led It Bleed" geht also ein Geschichtsabschnitt aus der langen und erfolgreichen Geschichte der Rolling Stones zu Ende, erzählt Thomas Nettelmann im Meilensteine Podcast. Wir sprechen in dieser Folge noch ausführlicher über die Band-Personalie Brian Jones und auch über die verworrenen und komplizierten Liebesbeziehungen von Keith und Mick, über das kultige Plattencover und es gibt natürlich noch viel mehr Hintergrundgeschichten zum Album "Led It Bleed". __________ Über diese Songs vom Album "Let It Bleed" sprechen wir im Podcast (12:27) – "Gimme Shelter"(28:53) – "Country Honk"(35:15) – "Live With Me"(39:55) – "Monkey Man"(46:02) – "Midnight Rambler"(53:04) – "You Can't Always Get What You Want"__________ Alle Shownotes und weiterführenden Links zur Folge "Let It Bleed" findet ihr hier: https://www.swr.de/swr1/rp/meilensteine/the-rolling-stones-let-it-bleed-100.html __________ Ihr wollt mehr Podcasts wie diesen? Abonniert die SWR1 Meilensteine! Fragen, Kritik, Anregungen? Meldet euch gerne per WhatsApp-Sprachnachricht an die (06131) 92 93 94 95 oder schreibt uns an meilensteine@swr.de

Send us a textIn this episode, we discuss the second instalment in the Rolling Stones' legendary four-album run from 1968-72, that being 'Let It Bleed,' released on this day in 1969. Few albums so accurately capture the mood of their time, and even fewer hit just as close to home 55 years later as they did on release day...Support the showSubscribe to Rock Talk with Dr. Cropper +Instagram & TikTok — @rocktalk.dr.cropperTwitter — @RockTalkDrCroppFacebook, LinkedIn & YouTube — Rock Talk with Dr. CropperEmail — rocktalk.dr.cropper@gmail.com

Send us a Text Message.Singles Going Around- Alive Volume OneCream- "I'm So Glad" (from Goodbye)Jimi Hendrix- "The Queen/Sergeant Peppers Lonely Heart Club Band" (from Hendrix In The West)Otis Redding- "Satisfaction" (from Live In Europe)Creedence Clearwater Revival- "The Night Time Is The Right Time" (from Live At Woodstock)Rolling Stones- "Midnight Rambler" ( from Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out)The Band- "The Shape I'm In" (from Rock Of Ages)The Byrds- "Lover Of The Bayou" (from Untitled)The Beach Boys- "Wouldn't It Be Nice" (from Beach Boys '69)The Doors- "Rock Me Baby" (from Paris Blues)Led Zeppelin- "Celebration Day" (from The Song Remains The Same)Chuck Berry- "Guitar Boogie/Let It Rock" (from Live In Detroit)Cream- "Crossroads" (from Wheels Of Fire)

Send us a Text Message.It's not unusual for bands to change their sound or style as they move through their career.  We take a look at bands that changed their sound, or started a completely new sound for a whole lot of reasons - from The Beatles, Bowie and Dylan and Black Sabbath through to Japan, The Cure and Split Enz.   Our album you must hear before you die is Let it Bleed by The Rolling Stones. From the cover art to the great music it contains, this album from The Stones' golden period leading into the 70's - Sticky Fingers & Exile on Main Street - is a corker! In Rock News, Jeff updates us on The Sex POistols, Ritchie Blackmore and Cyndiu Lauper, while our Ozzy Osbourne report has Sharon telling us that “If a bomb dropped there would be cockroaches, Keith Richards and Ozzy!”  Enjoy.  References: The Sex Pistols, Ritchie Blackmore, Deep Purple, Blackmore's Night, Candice Night, Cyndi Lauper, The Police, Spotify, Spotify CEO Daniel Ek, John Lennon's guitar, Ozzy Osbourne, Keith Richards, The Rolling Stones, Let it Bleed, Jimmy Miller, Brian Jones, Mick Taylor, “Gimme Shelter”, “Midnight Rambler”, “Love in Vain”, “You can't always get what you want”, “Honky Tonk Woman”, Beggars Banquet, The Beatles, The Quarrymen, Lonnie Donegan, Revolver, Sgt Peppers, Paul MacCartney, Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, The Bee Gees, “New York Mining Disaster”, “Stayin' Alive”, David Bowie, “Love you ‘til Tuesday", “The Laughing Gnome”, art-rock, glam, Bob Dylan, T-Rex, Tyrannosaurus Rex, Japan, Jimi Hendrix, Chitlin' Circuit, Split Enz, Neil Finn, Tim Finn, The Cure, Billy Joel, Black Sabbath, “Black Sabbath”, The Animals, “The House of the Rising Sun”, Isaac Hayes, “Theme from Shaft”, Pixies, “Monkey Gone to Heaven”, Kurt Cobain, Nirvana, Soundgarden, BushPlaylist John Lennon on Dick Cavett Show Hendrix Live on TV   

This week we had a debut author with his suspenseful, action-packed thriller - The Midnight Rambler! We follow a US Environmental Protection Agent Sophie, as she teams up with CIA agent Carter to take down Italians and Russians who are dumping toxic waste and smuggling US weapons - little does she know, her family involvement (the family she cut off decades ago) is also deeply involved. Trigger warnings: death, discussion of fetal loss, graphic violence. As always, our episodes contain spoilers in our podcast is intended for those 18+ as it does contain mention of mature content. Please listen, like, rate, review and share our episode! Check out our website at www.booktrospective.com. And follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Tiktok, and YouTube @ Booktrospective. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/booktrospective/message

Author of the eco-thriller The Midnight Rambler out now!

Author of the eco-thriller The Midnight Rambler out now!

The Rolling Stones - die wilden 70er Jahre: Die Stones sind immer noch dabei und immer noch an der Spitze - allerdings gingen sie im Laufe der Jahrzehnte durch einige tiefe Täler. Nach dem Tod ihres ursprünglichen Kopfes und Klangtüftlers Brian Jones schienen die Rolling Stones am Nullpunkt angelangt zu sein. Das Jahr 1969 war von dem schweren Verlust geprägt. Das Album "Let it Bleed" kam im November heraus, mit "Gimme Shelter" und "You can´t always get what you want" enthielt es gleich mehrere Klassiker der Band. Das für vier Menschen tödlich verlaufende Frei-Konzert in Altamont mit den Rolling Stones als Hauptattraktion beendete auf schreckliche und desillusionierende Weise die 60er Jahre. 1971 legten sie, verstärkt durch den jungen Mick Taylor, mit "Sticky Fingers" eines ihrer stärksten Alben vor, Einflüsse von Country und Blues wurden stärker. Die kreative Hochphase hielt auch bei "Exile on Main Street" an. Das Album wurde wegen anhaltender Geld- und Steuerprobleme in Südfrankreich aufgenommen. Auch die folgenden Alben enthielten den speziellen Stones-Sound. Verlässlich wurden Songs zu Hits, mal Balladen, mal Rocksongs, wie etwa "Brown Sugar" oder "It´s only Rock n Roll" (vom gleichnamigen Album). Ab Mitte der 70er gerieten die Stones allerdings in eine Krise, zum einen stieg der Gitarrist Mick Taylor wieder aus, zum anderen wurde immer deutlicher, wie schwer Keith Richards' Heroinsucht war. Touren und Aufnahmen wurden zum Geduldspiel. 1978 schafften die Stones mit "Some Girls" noch einmal ein Album voller überzeugender Songs. Mit Ron Wood hatten sie einen passenden Gitarristen und, noch wichtiger, einen geradezu perfekten Rolling Stone neu in die Band aufgenommen. Aber, von gelegentlichen musikalischen Geistesblitzen mal abgesehen, dauerte es über ein Jahrzehnt, bis sie sich wieder auf ihre alten Stärken besannen. Den dritten und letzten Teil über die späten Jahre der Rolling Stones findet Ihr hier ab 21.12.2023. Peters Playlist für die wilden 70er: Single: Honky Tonk Women (7/1969) Let It Bleed (1969): Gimme shelter, Live with me, Let it bleed, Midnight Rambler, You can't always get what you want Sticky Fingers (1971): Brown sugar, Wild horses, Can't you hear me knocking, Sister Morphine, Moonlight mile Exile On Mainstreet (1972): Tumbling dice, Sweet Virginia, Torn and frayed, Happy, Let it loose, Shine a light, Soul survivor Goats Head Soup (1973): Coming down again, Angie, Winter, Scarlet (feat. Jimmy Page/DeLuxe Edition 2020) It's Only Rock'n'Roll (1974): Ain't too proud to beg, Till the next goodbye Black And Blue (1976): Hot stuff, Memory motel, Fool to cry Some Girls (1978): Miss you, Some girls, Far away eyes, Beast of burden

The Rolling Stones – die Überband der Rockmusik – sind immer noch dabei, immer noch an der Spitze, immer noch horcht die Welt auf, wenn die Stones neue Töne von sich geben. Manchmal sind sie vor lauter Klischee und Anekdoten kaum noch als Musiker auszumachen. Wie wurde aus ein paar musikbegeisterten Jungs aus England diese Band? Geboren in den Bombennächten von London und aufgewachsen durchaus behütet, wurde der Blues und der Rock'n'roll für sie das Fenster zur Welt. Hier klang etwas nach Leidenschaft, Schmerz, Lebensfreude und Sex. Gefunden haben sich die fünf Mitglieder der Band in kleinen Londoner Clubs, Gitarrist Brian Jones, erfahrener als die anderen, hielt die Band zusammen. Mick Jagger fiel auf durch seine exaltierte Art, auf der Bühne zu singen. Ihr Manager inszenierte sie als wildes Gegenstück zu den angeblich braven Beatles - die Masche funktionierte. Nach ersten Alben mit Blues-Coversongs begannen Jagger und Richards, eigene Lieder zu schreiben, die musikalische Handschrift änderte sich. 1965 war mit „Satisfaction“ der Triumph auf beiden Seiten des Atlantiks da. In dieser Folge von Urban Pop geht es um die frühen Jahre der Stones mit vielen Hits und Skandalen. Der Tod von Brian Jones 1969 markierte für die Band eine Zäsur. Peters Playlist: Single: Not fade away (2/1964) The Rolling Stones (4/1964): Route 66, I'm a king bee, Tell me Singles: It's all over now (6/1964), Little red rooster (11/1964) Rolling Stones No. 2 (1/1965): Everybody needs somebody to love, Time is on my side, Under the boardwalk, Pain in my heart, Off the hook Singles: The last time / Play with fire (2/1965), (I can't get no) Satisfaction (6/1965) Out Of Our Heads (9/1965): Mercy, mercy, That's how strong my love is, Cry to me, Heart of stone, I'm free Singles: Get off of my cloud (9/1965), 19th nervous breakdown / As tears go by (2/1966) Aftermath (4/1966): Mother's little helper, Lady Jane, Under my thumb, Goin‘ home, Out of time Singles: Paint it black (5/1966), Have you seen your mother, baby, standing in the shadow? (9/1966), Let's spend the night together / Ruby Tuesday (1/1967) Between The Buttons (2/1967): Back street girl, She smiled sweetly Single: We love you / Dandelion (8/1967) Their Satanic Majesties Request (12/1967): She's a rainbow, The lantern, 2000 light years from home Singles: Jumpin‘ Jack Flash/Child of the moon (5/1968), Street fighting man (8/1968) Beggars Banquet (12/1968): Sympathy for the devil, No expectations, Parachute woman, Stray cat blues, Factory girl, Salt of the earth Single: Honky Tonk Women (7/1969) Let It Bleed (11/1969): Gimme shelter, Live with me, Let it bleed, Midnight Rambler, You can't always get what you want Compilations: Big Hits (High Tide and Green Grass) (11/1966) Through The Past Darkly (Big Hits Vol. 2) (9/1969) Hot Rocks 1964 – 1971 (12/1971) More Hot Rocks (12/1972)

Today, we're delving into the legendary album "Let It Bleed" by the rock 'n' roll icons, The Rolling Stones. Released in 1969, "Let It Bleed" marked a pivotal moment in rock history. This album is a raw, unapologetic, and electrifying journey into the depths of the blues, rock, and the sheer essence of rebellion that defined the 1960s. The Rolling Stones, led by the charismatic Mick Jagger and the virtuoso Keith Richards, crafted an album that captures the zeitgeist of an era marked by social change and cultural upheaval. "Let It Bleed" is a musical tour de force, fusing elements of blues, country, and rock into a sonic cocktail that's as potent today as it was over 50 years ago. The album boasts an impressive roster of tracks that have become anthems of rock 'n' roll rebellion. From the anthemic "Gimme Shelter," featuring the haunting vocals of Merry Clayton, to the gritty blues of "Midnight Rambler," and the mournful "You Can't Always Get What You Want," "Let It Bleed" takes listeners on a wild, emotional rollercoaster. The album's lyrics are a reflection of the turbulent times, tackling themes of love, war, and social unrest with a candor that resonated deeply with its audience. Mick Jagger's swaggering vocals, Keith Richards' unforgettable guitar licks, and the impeccable musicianship of the band members created an album that's both timeless and emblematic of its era. "Let It Bleed" didn't just change the face of rock music; it defined it. It's an album that inspired countless musicians and continues to influence artists across genres. Its impact on popular culture is immeasurable, with its tracks finding their way into countless films, commercials, and TV shows. As we gently place the needle on this vinyl masterpiece, we invite you to join us on a musical journey through the raucous and profound sounds of "Let It Bleed." We'll explore The Rolling Stones' role in shaping rock 'n' roll, the album's enduring legacy, and its rightful place among the pantheon of rock classics. So, dear listeners, let's turn up the volume and let the music of The Rolling Stones bleed into your soul on this episode of "Dem Vinyl Boyz"!

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En este episodio revisamos algunos de los puntos más importantes de "Let It Bleed" de The Rolling Stones, conversando sobre sus principales canciones, el inicio de la etapa dorada de la banda, el contexto musical y de la banda en la época, entre otros factores.

A classic FIB episode from 4-24-20.Fun stories and memories about my friend Jack Nicholson as he turns 83.

Shoutout to Dallas and Oak Cliff, TX's own Jayson Lyric for coming on my show for an interview! Jayson talked about his new Midnight Rambler EP, his distribution deal with Asylum Records through Warner Music, and the unfortunate death of Takeoff. He discussed his Homecoming video, Self Love receiving praise from Meagan Good, La-La Anthony, and Jazmine Sullivan, and why self love is more important than others' validation. He also got into opening up for Nipsey Hussle, putting together NHouse Penthouse Productions, and how Midnight Rambler is preparing him for his 2023 music run. Stay tuned! Jayson Lyric's new Midnight Rambler EP is available on all platforms, including Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/midnight-rambler/1649322219. Follow Jayson Lyric on Instagram and Twitter: @jaysonlyric Follow me on Instagram and Twitter: @thereelmax. Website: https://maxcoughlan.com/index.html. Website live show streaming link: https://maxcoughlan.com/sports-and-hip-hop-with-dj-mad-max-live-stream.html. MAD MAX Radio on Live365: https://live365.com/station/MAD-MAX-Radio-a15096. Subscribe to my YouTube channel Sports and Hip Hop with DJ Mad Max: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCE0107atIPV-mVm0M3UJyPg.  Jayson Lyric on "Sports and Hip-Hop with DJ Mad Max" visual on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQiC6BH0WcE. 

HIGHLIGHTS:Zachary Lazar and I talk about his extraordinary rock novel ‘Sway', a story that reimagines the early days of the Rolling Stones, including the romantic triangle of Brian Jones, Anita Pallenberg, and Keith Richards; the life of avant-garde filmmaker Kenneth Anger; and Charles Manson and his followers. We also talk about the Stones at Altamont, Aleister Crowley, the Jewish mystical tradition, poets William Butler Yeats and William Blake, the difference between the Christian idea of Lucifer and the mythological Lucifer, the challenges of writing about real people in a fictional setting, my family's tangential connection to the Manson murders, Joyce Carol Oates' short story “Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?”, Joan Didion's titular essay from her book ‘The White Album' and the moment the 1960s ended.Later, two special guests drop by to add real-world context to the fictional story presented in ‘Sway': First, playwright, journalist, editor, and musician Tony Sokol briefly talks about the Stones' involvement in the occult and with Kenneth Anger.Then, Zeena Schreck, who is an artist, musician, Tibetan Buddhist yogini, and the goddaughter of Kenneth Anger, as well as former High Priestess of the Church of Satan (founded by her late father Anton LaVey), shares her memories of Kenneth Anger, including how her father made him her godfather and her personal and working relationship with Kenneth. She also talks a bit about her background and rebuilding her life as a Buddhist in Germany. In addition to this, Zeena discusses Kenneth's interest in Aleister Crowley; the making of and background on some of his iconic films, especially the 1969 film ‘Invocation of My Demon Brother' (a movie that figures large in Zachary Lazar's novel ‘Sway'); Kenneth's relationship with Anita Pallenberg and her influence on the Rolling Stones; and how Kenneth's work influenced MTV and music videos.For bonus material featuring Zeena Schreck, visit the Rock is Lit Vault. SONGS AND MEDIA IN THE EPISODE IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE:“Start Me Up” by the Rolling Stones“Torn and Frayed” by the Rolling StonesClip from ‘Inauguration of the Pleasure Dome'“Mr. Crowley” by Ozzy Osbourne“Sympathy for the Devil” by the Rolling StonesClip of the real Charles Manson speaking“Sway” by the Rolling Stones“Dancing With Mr. D” by the Rolling StonesClip of Mick Jagger's soundtrack to ‘Invocation of My Demon Brother'“Ruby Tuesday” by the Rolling Stones“2000 Light Years From Home” by the Rolling StonesTheme from ‘The Godfather'Clip from ‘Blue Velvet'“Midnight Rambler” from the Rolling Stones Hyde Park Show, Live 1969“Summer Swelter” by Zeena Schreck“Gimme Shelter” by the Rolling Stones*All images, music, and mementos of Zeena Schreck are used with her approval and cannot be reproduced without her permission.LINKS: Zachary Lazar's websiteZachary Lazar, Facebook, @ZacharyLazar    Tony Sokol, Twitter, @tsokolLink to Tony's article “The Occult Influences of Sympathy for the Devil” in ‘Den of Geek'For news of Zeena's current public activities and releases, subscribe to the e-newsletter at https://www.zeenaschreck.com/subscribe.htmlZeena's website: www.ZeenaSchreck.comZeena's blog: https://www.zeenaschreck.com/blogZeena on Bandcamp: https://zeenaschreck.bandcamp.com/releasesZeena, Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zeenaschreck_art/Zeena, YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/ZeenaSchreckOfficialZeena, Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ZEENA.Official.ZeenaSchreckChristy Alexander Hallberg's websiteChristy Alexander Hallberg, Instagram/Twitter, @ChristyHallbergChristy Alexander Hallberg YouTubeRock is Lit VaultLink to Christy Alexander Hallberg's essay on the Manson Family, “Shifting Phantasmagoria”: http://storysouth.com/stories/shifting-phantasmagoria/

HIGHLIGHTS: Zachary Lazar and I talk about his extraordinary rock novel ‘Sway', a story that reimagines the early days of the Rolling Stones, including the romantic triangle of Brian Jones, Anita Pallenberg, and Keith Richards; the life of avant-garde filmmaker Kenneth Anger; and Charles Manson and his followers. We also talk about the Stones at Altamont, Aleister Crowley, the Jewish mystical tradition, poets William Butler Yeats and William Blake, the difference between the Christian idea of Lucifer and the mythological Lucifer, the challenges of writing about real people in a fictional setting, my family's tangential connection to the Manson murders, Joyce Carol Oates' short story “Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?”, Joan Didion's titular essay from her book ‘The White Album' and the moment the 1960s ended. Later, two special guests drop by to add real-world context to the fictional story presented in ‘Sway':  First, playwright, journalist, editor, and musician Tony Sokol briefly talks about the Stones' involvement in the occult and with Kenneth Anger. Then, Zeena Schreck, who is an artist, musician, Tibetan Buddhist yogini, and the goddaughter of Kenneth Anger, as well as former High Priestess of the Church of Satan (founded by her late father Anton LaVey), shares her memories of Kenneth Anger, including how her father made him her godfather and her personal and working relationship with Kenneth. She also talks a bit about her background and rebuilding her life as a Buddhist in Germany. In addition to this, Zeena discusses Kenneth's interest in Aleister Crowley; the making of and background on some of his iconic films, especially the 1969 film ‘Invocation of My Demon Brother' (a movie that figures large in Zachary Lazar's novel ‘Sway'); Kenneth's relationship with Anita Pallenberg and her influence on the Rolling Stones; and how Kenneth's work influenced MTV and music videos. For bonus material featuring Zeena Schreck, visit the Rock is Lit Vault.   SONGS AND MEDIA IN THE EPISODE IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE: “Start Me Up” by the Rolling Stones “Torn and Frayed” by the Rolling Stones Clip from ‘Inauguration of the Pleasure Dome' “Mr. Crowley” by Ozzy Osbourne “Sympathy for the Devil” by the Rolling Stones Clip of the real Charles Manson speaking “Sway” by the Rolling Stones “Dancing With Mr. D” by the Rolling Stones Clip of Mick Jagger's soundtrack to ‘Invocation of My Demon Brother' “Ruby Tuesday” by the Rolling Stones “2000 Light Years From Home” by the Rolling Stones Theme from ‘The Godfather' Clip from ‘Blue Velvet' “Midnight Rambler” from the Rolling Stones Hyde Park Show, Live 1969 “Summer Swelter” by Zeena Schreck “Gimme Shelter” by the Rolling Stones *All images, music, and mementos of Zeena Schreck are used with her approval and cannot be reproduced without her permission. LINKS:  Zachary Lazar's website Zachary Lazar, Facebook, @ZacharyLazar     Tony Sokol, Twitter, @tsokol Link to Tony's article “The Occult Influences of Sympathy for the Devil” in ‘Den of Geek' For news of Zeena's current public activities and releases, subscribe to the e-newsletter at https://www.zeenaschreck.com/subscribe.html Zeena's website: www.ZeenaSchreck.com Zeena's blog: https://www.zeenaschreck.com/blog Zeena on Bandcamp: https://zeenaschreck.bandcamp.com/releases Zeena, Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zeenaschreck_art/ Zeena, YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/ZeenaSchreckOfficial Zeena, Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ZEENA.Official.ZeenaSchreck Christy Alexander Hallberg's website Christy Alexander Hallberg, Instagram/Twitter, @ChristyHallberg Christy Alexander Hallberg YouTube Rock is Lit Vault Link to Christy Alexander Hallberg's essay on the Manson Family, “Shifting Phantasmagoria”: http://storysouth.com/stories/shifting-phantasmagoria/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Rolling Stones made a huge impression on The Wolf & Action Jackson as teenagers and their music has been the backbone of their rock n roll journey for decades.  We first saw them on Steel Wheels as teenagers and have explored every chapter of their catalog like rock n roll archeologists.  Though I vowed not to chase after the Stones anymore years ago, the opportunity to see them in Hyde Park while living in London was too much to pass up.  Celebrating 60 years of live music, Saturday June 25, 2022 in Hyde Park was the first time the band played London with out Charlie Watts.  In front of 85,000 fans, including the 8 year old Wolf Cub, the Stones played tribute to Charlie and showed they weren't just a legacy act but still the best in the business.Action & I run through the setlist, the grounds, the crowd, the Keith songs, the getting in & the escape at the end.  It was a special night in London and I'm glad I was there.  Should I go again on July 3?

Spencer & Spence get back to music with local guitar legend Guy Martin. Guy reflects on when he first learned to play guitar along with how hearing Stevie Ray Vaughan changed his life musically. Plus playing live and opening for the likes of B.B. King, Gregg Allman, Dave Mason, Kenny Wayne Shepherd and other great artists, Guy also talks about the local music scene in Ventura County, the great players and his recording studio Black Couch Studio where he gathers the best local singers and musicians to jam together on a randomly picked classic, like Midnight Rambler.  Guy also gives us the heads-up on the Ojai Blues Festival with Ventura County Blues bands, Crooked Eye Tommy, Ray Jarique & The Uptown Brothers, Chuck Strong & SRBQ, Sandy Haley along with Guy Martin.  

¡Vienen los Stones a Madrid! y para ir calentado motores queremos llevarles a su disco en vivo más emblemático, el enorme Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out! The Rolling Stones in Concert publicado en septiembre de 1970 y que documenta su gira americana de 1969. Ricardo Portmán nos cuenta su historia. Escucharemos Jumping Jack Flash, Carol, Stray Cat Blues, Love In Vain, Midnight Rambler, Sympathy for the Devil, Live with Me, Little Queenie, Honky Tonk Women y Street Fighting Man + Bonus tracks. Recuerden que nuestros programas los pueden escuchar también en nuestra web https://ecosdelvinilo.com, en https://distanciaradio.com (Córdoba) los miércoles a las 18:00 y domingos a las 23:00 y en https://radiofreerock.com (Cartagena) los viernes a las 18:00.

In which we kick about with music at weddings, spin-off groups, the bracing challenge of Trout Mask Replica, why pop music needs no awards, the Lionel Blair gag on I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue, a 42-disc boxset, skippable album tracks, the Stones still playing Midnight Rambler, McCartney on LP Hartley, Hamlet and Dylan Thomas, and rhyming slang we'd never heard – eg lunch: “a pint of Shaun Ryder, two Bills and a Giorgio Armani”. Plus the tragedy of the Astroworld Festival. That Lionel Blair and Sammy Davis tap-off in 1961:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PrS_XEBuFSU Bob Lefsetz on the rock festival safety crisis:https://lefsetz.com/wordpress/2021/11/06/astroworld/Word In Your Ear live in London on November 22nd: https://john-ilsley-more-tba.eventbrite.co.ukSubscribe to Word In Your Ear on Patreon and receive every future Word Podcast before the rest of the world... and with full visuals!: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In which we kick about with music at weddings, spin-off groups, the bracing challenge of Trout Mask Replica, why pop music needs no awards, the Lionel Blair gag on I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue, a 42-disc boxset, skippable album tracks, the Stones still playing Midnight Rambler, McCartney on LP Hartley, Hamlet and Dylan Thomas, and rhyming slang we'd never heard – eg lunch: “a pint of Shaun Ryder, two Bills and a Giorgio Armani”. Plus the tragedy of the Astroworld Festival. That Lionel Blair and Sammy Davis tap-off in 1961:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PrS_XEBuFSU Bob Lefsetz on the rock festival safety crisis:https://lefsetz.com/wordpress/2021/11/06/astroworld/Word In Your Ear live in London on November 22nd: https://john-ilsley-more-tba.eventbrite.co.ukSubscribe to Word In Your Ear on Patreon and receive every future Word Podcast before the rest of the world... and with full visuals!: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In which we kick about with music at weddings, spin-off groups, the bracing challenge of Trout Mask Replica, why pop music needs no awards, the Lionel Blair gag on I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue, a 42-disc boxset, skippable album tracks, the Stones still playing Midnight Rambler, McCartney on LP Hartley, Hamlet and Dylan Thomas, and rhyming slang we'd never heard – eg lunch: “a pint of Shaun Ryder, two Bills and a Giorgio Armani”. Plus the tragedy of the Astroworld Festival. That Lionel Blair and Sammy Davis tap-off in 1961:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PrS_XEBuFSU Bob Lefsetz on the rock festival safety crisis:https://lefsetz.com/wordpress/2021/11/06/astroworld/Word In Your Ear live in London on November 22nd: https://john-ilsley-more-tba.eventbrite.co.ukSubscribe to Word In Your Ear on Patreon and receive every future Word Podcast before the rest of the world... and with full visuals!: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The passing of Charlie Watts marks the end of an era lasting nearly 60 years for rock music and the Rolling Stones. We honor the dapper, gentlemanly, quiet rock of the Stones and offer a review of the band's last album of the 1960's, Let it Bleed.  Powered by Gimme Shelter, Can't Always Get What You Want & Midnight Rambler it was album that changed the direction of the Stones and marked the end of the 60s.

Eric Dinsdale started smoking marijuana and cigarettes just before going to 6th grade. By the age of 15, he ran in with the wrong group of kids that landed him on probation. Instead of pushing jail, his parole officer pushed for him to get medical help. Shortly after, he was diagnosed with bipolar disorder.Despite battling addiction and mental health-related issues, Eric Dinsdale was able to push through the trauma and is now using his experience and BA degree in Human Relations from Doane University, to help others.Visit his website at www.midnightrambler.org

Tonight's show is about serial rapists and serial killers (murderers.) We will explore the differences between one-time or rare perpetrators, versus repeat offenders, and the psychology and other factors behind what drives certain people to such acts, and why, as well as what everyday people can do about it, from the perspective of understanding the mindset and keeping as safe as possible. To reiterate, as we say every show, this should never be construed as legal, law enforcement, or medical advice of any kind; we will merely share some information relevant to the topic. Please contact authorities or professionals in these areas with any further questions, as these behaviors are criminal acts and should be addressed as such. Tonight, we will discuss: Definitions of a Rapist and a Murderer, versus a Serial Rapist or a Serial KillerAntisocial Personality DisorderThe MacDonald Triad (The Dark Triad) and Serial KillersMale Versus Female Serial KillersFantasy and Overromanticizing We'll start off the evening with some topic-relevant Classic Rock played by Dr. Mathis, followed by Classic Rock trivia in "The Rock & Roll Shrink Recalls," followed by our topic discussion. Please follow our bi-weekly, Wednesday evening shows, at 11 pm ET. We will have a new topic for you in two weeks!

In this episode, we're joined by John Pritchard of the Well Disguised Podcast, to discuss our favorite songs from The Rolling Stones! Vote now for YOUR favorite playlists, hear the results of past episodes & listen to ALL of the playlists at: http://www.playlistwarspodcast.com SONGS DISCUSSED INCLUDE Bitch, Can't You Hear Me Knocking, Dancing With Mr. D, Fingerprint File, Gimme Shelter, Honky Tonk Women, (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction, Jumping Jack Flash, Love Is Strong, Midnight Rambler, Miss You, Mixed Emotions, Monkey Man, Moon Is Up, Moonlight Mile, Paint It Black, Star Star, Start Me Up, Sympathy For The Devil, Tumbling Dice, You Can't Always Get What You Want & You Got Me Rocking CONNECT WITH PLAYLIST WARS Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/playlistwars Twitter: http://twitter.com/playlistwars Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/playlistwarspodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcW7NibxehYRf8_UZ88Qtbg FOR MORE ON WELL DISGUISED Twitter: https://twitter.com/well_disguised --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/playlistwars/support

Volete sapere la vera storia da cui prende ispirazione la canzone "Midnight Rambler" dei famosissimi Rolling Stones? Ve la racconta Gufo, in questa nuova puntata di AUDIO TAPE. Ascolta qui la playlist dedicata: ASCOLTA

Originally Published 8/17/14It's midnight madness on the show - I'm the Pinhead with the beer....Here's the Playlist:Clock Strikes Ten Cheap Trick In Color Midnight Hour The Hypsterz Hypsterizaton ... Real Punk Radio podcast Network brings you the best in Punk, Rock, Underground Music around! From Classic Oi!, Psychobilly and Hardcore to some Classic Rock n Roll and 90's indie Alt Rock greatness!! With Tons of Live DJ's that like to Talk Music From Garage Rock, to Ska.. We are True MUSIC GEEKS!

Things are opening up! What places are we going to first? What will it take for you to feel safe?

We listen to a soundboard recording of the late show of the Rolling Stones, 7/21/72 in Philadelphia. This is the legendary STP tour supporting Exile on Main Street, and it's the Stones at their peak. Absolutely brilliant performances of Love in Vain, All Down The Line, Midnight Rambler, and Uptight/Satisfaction. Beautiful. Enjoy.

In this episode the FM3 hop in the old midnight rambler and take a drive thru all kinds of topics, stopping off at a few memorable locations such as “hiders in the walls”, Mindhunter, haunted “ass-pennies” and the new Creepshow series. Buckle up and join us for this lumpy bumpy ride!

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Ahhh! I am so excited for this story and for this gal. She is my favorite in Texas and she is beyond the coolest kid I know, it is Kylie! Her date is at one of my favorite bars in Dallas, Midnight Rambler, but once you are in you are in for good, and the drinks are so worth it! Dear Chip, Kylie goes the extra mile for everyone so you missed out!

You know we love pirates on the Almanac; today, Henry Morgan is on the poop deck.  Do you know what the Rolling Stones song "Midnight Rambler" is about?  And while we've shown love for Vermont, we absolutely adore Cleveland.  Spend eight minutes in Funville, USA, right now.

Here's a collection of tunes for the New Year! 1) This Will Be Our Year by The Zombies 2) In the New Year by The Walkmen 3) The New Year by Death Cab for Cutie 4) This Year by The Thrills 5) New Year by Beach House 6) New Years by Diane Coffee 7) This Year's Girl by Elvis Costello 8) Midnight Rambler by The Rolling Stones 9) New Years Resolution by Otis Redding & Carla Thomas 10) It's Midnight by St. Paul & the Broken Bones 11) Auld Lang Syne by The Beach Boys

Let it bleed. Mayormente grabado sin Brian Jones - quien murió unos meses antes de su lanzamiento (aunque él toca en dos pistas) y fue reemplazado por Mick Taylor (quien también toca en sólo dos canciones) - en el disco se extiende el rock y el blues que se sintió en el Beggars Banquet a un poco de más Hard Rock, y llegando a un territorio más demoniacamente sexual. Los Stones nunca fueron tan consistentes en un álbum como sus principales rivales, los Beatles, y Let It Bleed adolece de tener algunas pistas más superficiales, como "Monkey man" y una nueva versión country del clásico "Honky Tonk Woman" (aquí titulada "Country Honk "). Sin embargo, algunas de las canciones se encuentran entre lo mejor de la banda, sobre todo "Gimme Shelter", con sus líneas de guitarra brillantes y letras apocalípticas; la armónica impulsada por "Midnight Rambler"; el ambiente de fiesta de drogas de la pista del título; y la impresionante "You Can't Always Get What You Want", que fue el "Hey Jude" de los Stones, con su estructura épica, cornos, letras filosóficas, y la ambientación de voces corales. "You Got the Silver" (Keith Richards es primera voz principal) y "Love in Vain", de Robert Johnson por el contrario, estaban tan cerca de las raíces de los Blues acústicos tradicionales como los Stones nunca lo habían conseguido. Sticky fingers Armado a partir de tomas falsas y canciones sobre trabajadas, Sticky Fingers consigue tener un ambiente ligero desarticulado que se contradice tanto en sus orígenes y las corrientes oscuras de las canciones. Es un disco cansado, cargado con las drogas - más de la mitad de las canciones mencionan explícitamente el uso de drogas, mientras que las otras simplemente aluden a ella - que nunca se desvanecen, pero apenas se mantienen a flote. Además de la apertura de la clásica, "Brown Sugar" (una melodía alegre sobre la esclavitud, sexo interracial, y la virginidad perdida, no necesariamente en ese orden), el largo tratamiento de "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" y la media de espíritu "Bitch. "Sticky Fingers es un compendio de blues lento, con unos toques de country adicionados en una buena medida. El tono relajado del álbum da un amplio espacio para que el nuevo guitarrista Mick Taylor, se luzca, particularmente en la coda extendida de "Can't You Hear Me Knocking". Pero la clave para el álbum no es la interacción fundamental - aunque eso es fenomenal - es el cansancio absoluto de las canciones. "Wild Horses" es su primer intento no irónico de hacer una canción country, y es una hermosa obra de arte, de romper el corazón. Del mismo modo, "I Got the Blues" es un clásico clavado, una canción de ocaso que se encuentra entre sus mejores Blues. "Sister Morphine" es un cuento de sobredosis horrible, y "Moonlight Mile", con cuerdas impresionantes de Paul Buckmaster, es un cierre perfecto: triste, anhelante drogadicto y hermosa. Con su mezcla de improviso de la decadencia, la música de raíces, y la malevolencia pura y simple, Sticky Fingers establece el tono que prevalecería para el resto de la década de los Stones.

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