Podcast appearances and mentions of mike rudd

Mike Rudd is the frontman of two legendary Australian rock bands: Spectrum, and Ariel. Spectrum landed a #1 single in 1971 with the classic song 'I'll Be Gone', and released the first Australian rock double-album that same year. Check out mikeruddbillputt.com to buy CDs, or see when Mike is playing next.

Here's who we have spoken to this year ... Ian Cover, Warwick Hadfield, Alyce Platt, Brian Cadd, Sam See, Toni Childs, Paul Bindig, Mike Rudd, Jean Stafford, Frankie J Holden, Greg Champion, Russell Morris, David Brookes, Brenden Mason, Mark Holden, Tamsin Lancaster, Harry Hook, Greg Evans, Misfit, Bob Bright, Eve Von Bibra, Greg Andrew, Michelle Leonard, Bradley McCaw, Normie Rowe, Ian Cover (again), Geoff Cox, Margaret McLaren, Dan Eddy, James Alexander Gibbs, Craig Willis, Jon Perry, Peter Holden, Anne Savage, Andrew Bews, Jane Crook, Brian Canham, Ross Wilson, Nigel Lappin, Russell Morris (again), Tommy Fleming, Warren Davies, Meg Deyell, Mark & Jo Caligiuri, Luke Outerbridge, Marianne Van Dorsler, Stuart Coupe, Richelle Cranston, David parkin & Ross Stevenson

Buddy Guy put out an album in 1991 called Damn Right I Got The Blues. The song sounds like so much of a form of catharsis. However, blues can also represent a form of celebration. There's pre-war country blues, jump blues, swamp blues.... There's blues styles from Chicago, Texas, Louisiana and other American regions. The blues is not one thing. It's old...it's contemporary. It's relaxed...it's heart pumping. It has old and young practitioners. It has iconic practitioners and some bloke playing it at your local pub. Welcome to episode 169 of Love That Album. Obviously, the most famous blues musicians are those from the US and from the UK. Here in Australia, however, there's been a long tradition of musicians who've devoted themselves to the blues, be it through the pre-war stylings of The Paramount Trio, the Chicago style of Collard Greens and Gravy or....the hard-boogie style of Carson. Blues lovers here believe that there is something uniquely Australian about how blues is performed here....tyranny of distance making it gritty or something like that. In 2019, artist and blues lover Pauline Bailey took it upon herself to record an oral history of Australian blues by speaking to a plethora (as Max Crawdaddy would have it) of musicians about their connection to local blues music. In 2023, Pauline has just released Volume 4 of these incredible books with no intention of stopping. Many are well known (Diesel, Jeff Lang, Ross Wilson, Mal Eastick, Mike Rudd), some not so much......all have fascinating stories to tell about how music came into their lives, how they've pursued it, and where it took them. These books are an invaluable resource into a side of Australian music history not previously tackled. The books even feature chapters devoted to some past LTA guests (Shane Pacey, Charles Jenkins, Anthony Shortte, Sarah Carroll, and Chris Wilson). My huge thanks to Pauline for joining me to discuss her work and her devotion to the music and stylists she's immortalised in print. If you wish to grab a copy of any of her books, you can track them down at https://store15455084.ecwid.com/Books-c40041069 Download this episode of LTA from your podcast app of choice. The wider back catalogue of episodes can also be found at http://lovethatalbumpodcast.blogspot.com Love That Album is proudly part of the Pantheon Podcast network. Go to http://pantheonpodcasts.com to check out all their great shows. You can send me feedback at rrrkitchen@yahoo.com.au (written or mp3 voicemail) or join the Facebook group at http://www.facebook.com/groups/lovethatalbum. We're also on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/lovethatalbumpodcast/ Proudly Pantheon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Buddy Guy put out an album in 1991 called Damn Right I Got The Blues. The song sounds like so much of a form of catharsis. However, blues can also represent a form of celebration. There's pre-war country blues, jump blues, swamp blues.... There's blues styles from Chicago, Texas, Louisiana and other American regions. The blues is not one thing. It's old...it's contemporary. It's relaxed...it's heart pumping. It has old and young practitioners. It has iconic practitioners and some bloke playing it at your local pub. Welcome to episode 169 of Love That Album. Obviously, the most famous blues musicians are those from the US and from the UK. Here in Australia, however, there's been a long tradition of musicians who've devoted themselves to the blues, be it through the pre-war stylings of The Paramount Trio, the Chicago style of Collard Greens and Gravy or....the hard-boogie style of Carson. Blues lovers here believe that there is something uniquely Australian about how blues is performed here....tyranny of distance making it gritty or something like that. In 2019, artist and blues lover Pauline Bailey took it upon herself to record an oral history of Australian blues by speaking to a plethora (as Max Crawdaddy would have it) of musicians about their connection to local blues music. In 2023, Pauline has just released Volume 4 of these incredible books with no intention of stopping. Many are well known (Diesel, Jeff Lang, Ross Wilson, Mal Eastick, Mike Rudd), some not so much......all have fascinating stories to tell about how music came into their lives, how they've pursued it, and where it took them. These books are an invaluable resource into a side of Australian music history not previously tackled. The books even feature chapters devoted to some past LTA guests (Shane Pacey, Charles Jenkins, Anthony Shortte, Sarah Carroll, and Chris Wilson). My huge thanks to Pauline for joining me to discuss her work and her devotion to the music and stylists she's immortalised in print. If you wish to grab a copy of any of her books, you can track them down at https://store15455084.ecwid.com/Books-c40041069 Download this episode of LTA from your podcast app of choice. The wider back catalogue of episodes can also be found at http://lovethatalbumpodcast.blogspot.com Love That Album is proudly part of the Pantheon Podcast network. Go to http://pantheonpodcasts.com to check out all their great shows. You can send me feedback at rrrkitchen@yahoo.com.au (written or mp3 voicemail) or join the Facebook group at http://www.facebook.com/groups/lovethatalbum. We're also on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/lovethatalbumpodcast/ Proudly Pantheon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mike Rudd - the man who created the rock classic I'll Be Gone - joins us for a chat about his life and times through Spectrum, The Indelible Murtceps and Ariel and he is still gigging and making music. Also still making great music is Lloyd Cole, who has a new album On Pain. From his attic recording studio Lloyd talks about the album and lots more including the influence of Iggy, Bowie and T-Rex.      Thanks to Murcotts Driving Excellence. One phone call could make such a difference to your life. Call them on 1300 555 576 to become a better driver or give a gift certificate to someone you care about. Visit murcotts.edu.au todaySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Rob and Sienna chat with Australian country music singer, Jean Stafford, Australian music legend, Mike Rudd and as part of our Regional Roundup segment, they visit Cannawigara in South Australia and chat with Michael Hunt.

S3 E1 Mark Snoad is a South Australian-born Hohner Harmonica player who despite having played from a young age, didn't actually join his first official band (AP D'Antonio and the Captain Kidd Band) until 2019. Mark began carrying his harmonica in his pocket and taking any opportunity to jump up and play at a party, at a jam, or with a band during the late 70s, managing to play often at the Ramsgate Hotel with Dr. Zen and the Interns. Mark has played with many musicians and bands here in Adelaide including; The Rock Doctor's, Tongue in Cheek, The Zensationals, Satisfaction - The Stones Show, Gwyn Ashton, Chris Finnen, and Gail Page. Since joining The Captain Kidd Band, Mark has also joined the YouBlues Band and Don't Tell Joe. Mark began to take playing the harmonica more seriously around 10 years ago after being diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease, and we discuss how playing the harmonica is good for physical and mental health during this interview. Music therapy provides an effective treatment approach to improve motor function, balance, freezing of gait, gait speed, and mental health in patients with Parkinson's disease. This accessible instrument is an excellent tool for strengthening the diaphragm, increasing lung capacity and breath control, and improving respiratory functioning related to swallowing. All of these benefits directly relate to symptoms of Parkinson's disease. Mark plays a HOHNER Special 20 Harmonica, uses a Fender Blues Junior Amp, and an Astatic Harmonica Microphone that was once owned by Australian multi-instrumentalist Broderick Smith! Music: intro "Band It About" theme song, written and recorded for the BAND IT ABOUT - Podcast Series by Catherine Lambert and Michael Bryant. Outro: "I'll Be Gone" written by Spectrum guitarist and vocalist Mike Rudd. Mark is playing the harmonica in this audio which was recorded during this year's Adelaide Fringe Festival 'A Rock Legends Show', held at Norwood Live, February 2022. Links: all of the BAND IT ABOUT - Podcast Series links can be located here: https://linktr.ee/banditaboutpodcastseries Mark's band links: AP D'Antonio and the Captain Kidd Band https://www.facebook.com/apdantoniomusic/ https://m.facebook.com/YouBlues-Band https://m.facebook.com/Dont-Tell-Joe Thanks for Listening! Di Spillane BAND IT ABOUT - Podcast Series Host/Creator/Editor. #harmonica #hohner #marksnoad #banditabout #banditaboutpodcastseries #southaustralianharmonicaplayers #harmonicaplayers #adelaidemusicians #interviews #musicpodcast #musicinterviews #musiccommentarypodcasts #independentpodcasts #australianpodcasts #unescocityofmusic #adelaidesouthaustralia #parkinsonsdisease #hohnerspecial20 #fenderbluesjunioramp #astaticharmonicamicrophone #apdantonio #captainkiddband #youbluesband #donttelljoe #bluesmusicians #harmonicists #podcast #podcasts #dispillane #adelaidesouthaustralia #harmonicainterview --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dianne-spillane/message

In this episode, Rob and Neil chat to Australian Music Legend, Mike Rudd and as part of Regional Roundup, head to Mildura to catch up with Katrina Umback.

This episode is on Spectrum and their No.1 smash hit, I'll Be Gone. Spectrum formed in Melbourne in 1969 with Mike Rudd providing vocals, guitar and harmonica, Bill Putt on Bass, Drummer Mark Kennedy & Lee Neal playing Keyboards. One of the highlights of the episode is the original demo for I'll Be Gone, and it's quite different to the song that we now know and love. We also take a look at Spectrum's alter ego band, The Indelible Murtceps – and yes, cleverly Murtceps is Spectrum spelt backwards. Our special guest is Spectrum's (and the Murtceps) Mike Rudd.

Spectrum are an iconic band from the 1970's, that has continued to make great music into the 2000's and beyond. The band is best known for their classic No.1 hit single, I'll Be Gone and it is a song that continues to be ranked amongst the "Best Aussie Songs of All Time" lists. Our special guest is Spectrum's Mike Rudd and this episode takes a look at his song Xavier Rudd is Not My Son. Its a great tune and it's sure to give you a laugh.

Today marks Tax Freedom Day where, essentially, everyone’s taxes are theoretically paid, and money earned for the rest of the year goes to us.Baker Tily Staples Rodway have released their Tax Freedom Day calculations.While our taxes show where we have been spending the most money - alcohol and driving – there are concerns about what new tax policies are going to do to our incomes.Tax director Mike Rudd told Kate Hawkesby that the top personal tax rate has gone up, and he expects more to come during the year. "We can expect Tax Freedom Day to move later in future years."LISTEN ABOVE

This episode was pre-recorded for airing on KWTF Sonoma County Radio for June 16, 2020. In this episode, we climb under the covers.Songs Played in this episode (now with time codes!):4:51 : “I Feel Love [Donna Summer cover]” by Blondie12:36 : “Love Will Tear Us Apart [Joy Division cover]” by Missing Persons16:36 : “Dance Yrself Clean [LCD Soundsystem cover]” by MS MR22:59 : “Try a Little Tenderness [Val Rosing cover]” by Otis Redding26:14 : “I’ve Been Loving You Too Long [Otis Redding cover]” by Mike Rudd & Chants R&B29:06 : “Bet’ya Never Lose My Love [Funkadelic cover] while I’m California Dreamin’ [The Mamas & The Papas cover]” by East Underground35:03 : “Destination Unknown [Missing Persons cover]” by Joan Jett & The Blackhearts41:03 : “I Heard it Through the Grapevine [Marvin Gaye cover]” by The Slits45:00 : “Walking in the Rain [Flash and The Pan cover]” by Grace Jones51:13 : “Suffragette City [David Bowie cover]” by Seu Jorge54:22 : “Some Things Last a Long Time [Daniel Johnston cover]” by Beach House58:13 : “Night Fever [The Bee Gees cover]” by The Hebe GeebeesPlease subscribe and rate! Thank you.

This episode was pre-recorded for airing on KWTF Sonoma County Radio for June 16, 2020. In this episode, we climb under the covers.Songs Played in this episode (now with time codes!):4:51 : “I Feel Love [Donna Summer cover]” by Blondie12:36 : “Love Will Tear Us Apart [Joy Division cover]” by Missing Persons16:36 : “Dance Yrself Clean [LCD Soundsystem cover]” by MS MR22:59 : “Try a Little Tenderness [Val Rosing cover]” by Otis Redding26:14 : “I’ve Been Loving You Too Long [Otis Redding cover]” by Mike Rudd & Chants R&B29:06 : “Bet’ya Never Lose My Love [Funkadelic cover] while I’m California Dreamin’ [The Mamas & The Papas cover]” by East Underground35:03 : “Destination Unknown [Missing Persons cover]” by Joan Jett & The Blackhearts41:03 : “I Heard it Through the Grapevine [Marvin Gaye cover]” by The Slits45:00 : “Walking in the Rain [Flash and The Pan cover]” by Grace Jones51:13 : “Suffragette City [David Bowie cover]” by Seu Jorge54:22 : “Some Things Last a Long Time [Daniel Johnston cover]” by Beach House58:13 : “Night Fever [The Bee Gees cover]” by The Hebe GeebeesPlease subscribe and rate! Thank you.

Ever wonder how passion and purpose can transform your marketing game? Join me, Jason Fisher, as I sit down with Mike Redd, marketing strategist extraordinaire. Together, we unpack the 'seven Ps' and delve into Mike's personal evolution from radio sales to entrepreneur extraordinaire. Discover the transformative power of side hustles, the art of content creation, and why SEO might just be a misunderstood beast in the marketing world. If you're seeking that human touch in your business approach, this episode is your treasure map to marketing gold.The path to becoming indispensable at work is fraught with the discarded "not my job" attitudes of the past. In this thought-provoking conversation, Mike and I dissect the importance of embracing opportunities for growth, be it through Toastmasters or networking events. We explore the notion of the 'intrapreneur'—the entrepreneurial spirit within the corporate world—and how it's possible to make waves even in the most structured environments. For our content creators, we discuss why the quality of your story matters far more than the quantity and how it's the key to community engagement.For those with the entrepreneurial spark, get ready for real talk about the trials and triumphs of starting your own venture. We take a hard look at the product vs. service-based business landscapes and share essential survival tips for the long haul to success. And as the social media tides shift, we offer strategies for authenticity amidst the sea of platforms, from the potential of LinkedIn to the targeted appeal of Snapchat. So, if you're ready to up your marketing game, tune in and ignite your journey with insights from the trailblazing Mike Redd.

Mike Rudd is our guest today.  He is a passionate marketing strategist focusing on helping businesses implement people and purpose as the forefront of their marketing strategies. He’s also a 3 time author, professional speaker, hiker, yogi, and avid volunteer. The full bio smash can be found at Marketingfunwithmike.com. Marketing Notes: Good Clean Website Email Newsletter sign-up – you own that list and social media can’t take it from you. Continue reading 1: Mike Rudd – Marketing Fun For Everyone at Be Better Tomorrow.

A big thanks to Mike Rudd of Hutchison Media and Marketing Fun with Mike for asking me to be a guest speaker at the August Marketing Mastery Club. The club meets monthly, and this month he covered for the group blogs, vlogs, and podcasting. One important takeaway I felt is worth noting is the similarities all three mediums have with each other. I think Amy Landino covered it well in her vlog Mike presented. 1) If you are going to put all this work into your blog/vlog/podcast, ask for their attention - to subscribe, for feedback, to share! 2) Consistency in everything. Not just how often, or when you publish. Your brand, cover art, content, your promise to the subscriber, your promise to your audience. 3) The content you create is for someone else. Make sure your listener/viewer/reader wants to share the content you create. https://www.marketingfunwithmike.com/ (https://www.marketingfunwithmike.com/) https://hutchisonmedia.com/ (https://hutchisonmedia.com/) https://youtu.be/DbO-7yqn5BI (https://youtu.be/DbO-7yqn5BI) Be sure to sign up for my free daily email newsletter at http://www.circle270media.com (www.circle270media.com). Sales 101, Podcaster's Production and Social Media Toolbox, podcast news, and podcasts to binge over the weekend.

Mike Rudd, partner with Hutchison Media Consultants and creator of Hashtag 59, discusses how to create and maintain an authentic personal brand both online and in the community. Mike gives takeaways on how to market your personal brand, manage your social media accounts and ultimately make connections by being yourself.

Mike Rudd, Head of Commissioning for Older People's Services at #NorthYorkshire County Council, tells Stray FM about a new plan to help people affected by dementia.

For the last few years, Dementia Forward has been working with #NorthYorkshire County Council to provide support for people affected by the condition. Mike Rudd, Head of Commissioning for Older People's Services, tells Stray FM how the partnership has made a real difference.

#Harrogate has hosted a #dementia congress to highlight what is being done to help people affected by the condition. Stray FM has been finding out more from Mike Rudd, who is Head of Commissioning for Older People's Services at #NorthYorkshire County Council.

A #dementia congress has been organised in #Harrogate to highlight what is being done to help people affected by the condition. It's bringing together those with the condition, their carers, and health and social care professionals. Stray FM has been finding out more from Mike Rudd, who is Head of Commissioning for Older People's Services at #NorthYorkshire County Council.

On the second of our three episodes on the Rolling Stones classic 1964 self-titled debut album, ARIA-winner and Hall of Famer Russell Morris joins me to talk about the impact its had on his own music. How did a Rolling Stones related humiliation turn Russell into a songwriter? What inspiration did Russell take from this album when recording his career revitalising Sharkmouth album? Which blues legends played on Russell biggest pop singles? Why did Russell miss the Stones first Australian tour - and what did he think when he saw them many years later? Plus Russell reveals the worst predictions he ever made and how he learned to ignore other people's advice. Listen to Spectrum's Mike Rudd talk about the album here and check back next week for Joe Camileri in the final part of our trilogy. Listen in the player above or download the episode by clicking here. Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes here or in other podcasting apps by copying/pasting our RSS feed - http://myfavoritealbum.libsyn.com/rssMy Favorite Album is a podcast unpacking the great works of pop music. Each episode features a different songwriter or musician discussing their favorite album of all time - their history with it, the making of the album, individual songs and the album's influence on their own music.Jeremy Dylan is a filmmaker and music industry exec from Sydney, Australia. He directed the the feature music documentary Jim Lauderdale: The King of Broken Hearts (out now!) and the feature film Benjamin Sniddlegrass and the Cauldron of Penguins, in addition to many commercials and music videos. If you've got any feedback or suggestions, drop us a line atmyfavoritealbumpodcast@gmail.com.

51 years ago, the Rolling Stones released their self-titled debut album, a key moment in their career - and a seminal event in the development of Australian rock'n'roll. Over the next three episodes, host Jeremy Dylan will be talking to three Aussie rock legends whose careers were shaped by this album. This week, Mike Rudd - frontman of legendary Melbourne band Spectrum - joins Jeremy to chat about how hearing this album turned him into a future blues-rock luminary. They talk about the dynamic within the Stones, their skill as arrangers, why Mike prefers their versions of classic RnB songs to the originals and Mike weighs in on the old Beatles vs. Stones debate. Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes here or in other podcasting apps by copying/pasting our RSS feed -http://myfavoritealbum.libsyn.com/rssMy Favorite Album is a podcast unpacking the great works of pop music. Each episode features a different songwriter or musician discussing their favorite album of all time - their history with it, the making of the album, individual songs and the album's influence on their own music.Jeremy Dylan is a filmmaker and music industry exec from Sydney, Australia. He directed the the feature music documentary Jim Lauderdale: The King of Broken Hearts (out now!) and the feature film Benjamin Sniddlegrass and the Cauldron of Penguins, in addition to many commercials and music videos. If you've got any feedback or suggestions, drop us a line at myfavoritealbumpodcast@gmail.com