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We might be in the "dog days of summer" right now but this hour is full of HOT tunes that you're gonna want to listen to all year long! We hear a tune from a Link Wray album celebrating it's 60th anniversary this year in our Good Time segment. Beth Riley has a great deep track from The Beach Boys in her Surf's Up: Beth's Beach Boys Break. We hear from another guitar legend...the late, great Dick Dale in our Green Room segment talking about the inspiration for "Miserlou" and we'll drop a coin in the Jammin' James Jukebox to hear our selection of the week! Plus, there's great rockers from Jared Petteys & The Headliners, The Schizophonics, Los Surfer Compadres, The Meteoroids, Olivia Jean, Sys Malakian, The Hellbenders, Vern Jules & The Aquanauts, Eric Kay and The Surfaronies, Eastern Souvenirs, Stories From Shamehill, The Akulas and The Links!     Intro music bed: "Catch A Wave"- The Beach Boys   The Meteoroids- "Boss Angeles" Stories From Shamehill- "El Salto del Jalapino" Olivia Jean- "Ditch" The Akulas- "Decoy Dandy" The Links- "Try To Change"   "Good Time" segment: Link Wray & His Wray Men 60th Anniversary of Jack The Ripper (1963) Link Wray & His Wray Men- "Run Chicken Run"    Eastern Souvenirs- "Undertow" Los Surfer Compadres- "Squad Car"   Surf's Up: Beth's Beach Boys Break: The Beach Boys- "Won'tcha Come Out Tonight" Follow "Surf's Up: Beth's Beach Boys Break" HERE   Vern Jules & The Aquanauts- "Little Egypt" The Hellbenders- "Runnin' Wild" * The Schizophonics- "The Alchemist Twist" Jared Petteys & The Headliners- "Lost In Baja"   Green Room segment: Dick Dale on origins of "Miserlou" Dick Dale- "Miserlou"   Jammin' James Jukebox selection of the week: The Bangs- "Getting Out Of Hand"   Eric Kay and The Surfaronies- "We Still Love You, Judy Moon" Sys Malakian- "Turtle Woods"   Outro music bed: Eddie Angel- "Deuces Wild"    

It's time for Luke Pennock & Brendan Flaherty to review episode 149 and 150 of ECW, from February 27th and March 5th, 1996. Support us on Patreon!  https://www.patreon.com/hardcorehaven/ IG & Twitter: @hcorehavenpod Contact us: hardcoreahavenpod@gmail.com Luke on Twitch: http://www.twitch.tv/pukelennock/ Logo by Raymond Biesinger Theme song by RANX

Singles Going Around- Summer Volume OneOn this episode of the podcast, we celebrate Summer with some great songs.The Beach Boys- "Let's Go Trippin'"The Vettes- "Chevey Scarfer"Sun Ra & The Blues Project- "Batman's Batmobile"The Lively Ones- "Surf Rider"The Vaqueros- "Jonah"The Boss Tweads- "Heaven's Devil"Link Wray- "Rawhide"Dick Dale- "Miserlou"The Marauders- "Caliente"The Mustangs- "Shot In The Dark"The Vettes- "Superstock Vette"The Revels- "Comanche"Nick and the Jaguars- "Ich-I-Bon #1"Sun Ra & The Blues Project- "The Bat Cave"The Readymen- "Surfer Blues"The Chancellors- "Surf Beat"The Rock-A-Teens- "Woo Hoo"The Beach Boys- "Honky Tonk"The Doors- "Summer's Almost Gone"* selections taken from vinyl releases.

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Presumimos de eclecticismo, siempre lo hemos hecho, dentro, claro está, de la variedad que ofrecen las músicas de reelaboración, raíz, inspiración tradicional, puristas o híbridas, fusionadas, bastardas o lo que sea siempre que resuenen ibéricas. Por eso, el título del programa, refrán tan manido y conocido. Hoy y mañana lo volvemos a demostrar y también hacemos anuncio de conciertos y festivales inminentes, algunos de ellos este mismo fin de semana. Y para comprobar esa variedad, este es el repertorio por su orden: 1.- Xosé Luis Romero & Aliboria, “la leyenda del tiempo” 3:54 2.- Rozalén, “A Virxe do portobello” (con Tanxugueiras) 3.15 3.- Rozalén, “Arrión” (con Eliseo Parra) 3:03 4.- Atairaos, “Charrada de Arapiles” 4:04 5.- Almalé, “A la una yo nací” 5:39 6.- Luisa y Cuco Pérez, “Refugiao” 3:04 7.- Balkan Paradise Orquestra, “Miserlou” 1.43 8.- Nuevo Mester de Juglaría, “San Antonio y os pajaritos” 5:22 9.- Hermanos Cubero, “La llama encendida” (con Rodrigo Cuevas), 2:35 10.-Dulzaro, “La penitente” 2:38 11.- Collado Project, “Fandanguillo manchego” (con Rozalén), 3:08 12.- Animeros de S. Blas de Bullas, “Parranda de la Tía Encarnación” 3:26 13.- Animeros de S. Blas de Bullas, “Joticas” 2:40 Escuchar audio

Singles Going Around- Apple Blossom RockTommy James & The Shondells- "Hanky Panky"The Band- "Time To Kill"Eddie Guitar Burns- "Papa's Boogie"Jimi Hendrix- "Hey Baby (New Rising Sun)"Flat Duo Jets- "Rock House"Flying Burrito Brothers- "Older Guys"The Rolling Stones- "Doncha Bother Me"The Detroit Cobras- "Stupidity"Carl Perkins- "Tennessee"Nirvana- "Turnaround"The Beach Boys- "Miserlou"The Ramones- "Let's Dance"The Hentchmen- "Some Other Guy"Robert Nighthawk- "Maggie Cambell"The Kasenetz-Katz Super Circus- "Quick Joey Small"The 5.6.7.8's- "Arkansas Twist"Jimi Hendrix- "Manic Depression"Little Richard- "The Girl Can't Help It"Booker T & The MG's- "Jellybread"The Band- "The Shape I'm In"Hank Williams- "Why Don't You Love Me"Flat Duo Jets- "Apple Blossom Time"* All selections taken from vinyl records.

There's so much talk about building future ready organizations, but how do we know what the future looks like and build for it with intention? Understanding how we work, how work is changing, and how it can be designed is both a study in technology and in human psychology. Technology enhances AND limits our imagination when it comes to imagining how organizations can enable human performance. Humans, on the other hand, are the most resilient and adaptable organizational resources you have. People can literally change faster than technology, but their core human truths aren't as trendy as you think. The big question is: Do people NEED technology to perform, or does it get in the way? How does technology become a human performance multiplier? Steve Hunt is an avid student of the history of work, the role of technology, and the interplay of human psyche. If anyone can connect the dots, he can. We waited patiently for his book launch to bring him to you, and here we are! We welcomed Steve Hunt, PhD, Chief Expert of Technology and Work at SAP, and author of just-published Talent Tectonics to our Now of Work Community. Take a listen! All MC to: Ace of Spades, by Motorhead All MC to: Miserlou, by Agent Orange

June 21st is the official first day of SUMMER (but then again it's summer ALL year long here on Catching A Wave).  Things really heat up this hour as we kick off the show with a special EXCLUSIVE live cover of Dick Dale's "Miserlou" by Lucky 757 (only place you can hear this version).  We also blast off in the Catching A Wave Time Machine for the week of December 22nd, 1962 to hear 3 tunes in the Top 40 Fabulous 40 Survey for KFWB in Los Angeles, CA.  Beth Riley has a Sweet deep track from The Beach Boys in her Surf's Up: Beth's Beach Boys Break, a new mix of a classic tune from them as well and we drop a coin in the Jammin' James Jukebox to hear our selection of the week.  We've also got some hot rockin' tunes from Man Or Astro-man?, The Volcanics, Tijuana Panthers, Stereophonic Space Sound Unlimited, The Delstroyers, Humanga Donga, The Surfrajettes, The Beths, Underwater Bosses, Urban Zotel & The Thundertones, The SurfAnauts and The Green Reflectors!   Intro music bed: "Catch A Wave"- The Beach Boys    Lucky 757- "Miserlou" live (Catching A Wave EXCLUSIVE) The Delstroyers- "Go Go Ghoul" Tijuana Panthers- "Helping Hand" Urban Zotel & The Thundertones- "Thunderbeat" The Volcanics- "Volcanic Stomp" The Surfrajettes- "Salty Sister" The Beths- " A Real Thing" The SurfAnauts- "Godfather"   Surf's Up: Beth's Beach Boys Break: The Beach Boys- "Our Sweet Love" Follow "Surf's Up: Beth's Beach Boys Break" HERE   Stereophonic Space Sound Unlimited- "Something Comes Crawling" The Beach Boys- "Shut Down" (NEW mix) The Green Reflectors- "Bonneville Blast"   Catching A Wave Time Machine Week of December 22nd, 1962 for the Fabulous Forth Survey KFWB Los Angeles, CA #40 The Rumblers- "Boss" #8 Dick Dale- "Peppermint Man" #1 Bob B. Soxx & The Blue Jeans- "Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah"   Jammin' James Jukebox selection of the week: The Catalinas- "Beach Walkin'"   Underwater Bosses- "Beach Moles" Humanga Danga- "Rocket Rodeo" Man or Astro-man?- "The Man From U.N.C.L.E."   Outro music bed: Eddie Angel- "Deuces Wild"  

THE RETURN OF PITCH IT! To celebrate 175 EPISODES of the podcast, we're bringing back a fan-favorite segment featuring host Aeric Azana's favorite Rogue: Captain Boomerang! Join us for "Boomer's Big Score: A Rogues Tale"! Plus this weeks Comics Countdown and more! Time Stamps: 00:00:45 Intro 00:02:05 News of the Week 00:19:49 Boomer's Big Score 00:26:21 Act I 00:54:33 Act II 01:17:24 Act III 01:45:15 Comics Countdown 01:57:02 Wrap-Up Follow us! Twitter: twitter.com/geeksplainedpod?lang=en Instagram: www.instagram.com/geeksplainedpod/?hl=en Send us your questions for the Geeksplained Mailbag! Email: Geeksplained@gmail.com Music Sampled: "Sayonara" by SAKEROCK "That's Life" by Frank Sinatra "Johnny B. Goode" by Chuck Berry "The Wanderer" by Dion "Rockin' Robin" by Bobby Day "Jump in the Line" by Harry Belafonte "Maybellene" by Chuck Berry "Ain't That a Kick in the Head" by Dean Martin "La Vie En Rose" by Edith Piaf "December, 1963" by The Four Seasons "That Old Black Magic" by Louis Prima & Keely Smith "Miserlou" by Dick Dale "Beggin" by The Four Seasons

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On this week's show, we watched and ranked all of the Tarantino. We also talk Justice League: War and that great feeling of finding a nudie mag when you were a kid.  Thanks to Dick Dale amd Deltone records for our intro song, “Miserlou."  SHOW NOTES Andres Loza Memorial Anime Minute  JL Dark coming to HBO MAX Sam Raimi official for Dr. Strange 2 Marvel Studios Rumored to Have Met With John Krasinski WW New Look  Dune: First Look at Oscar Isaac, Jason Momoa, Zendaya, and More New DC movie release dates  Florida Man News SUPPORT THE SHOW Merchandise- http://tee.pub/lic/_CATsOt0Me0  Subscribe and give us a little help on Patreon-- www.patreon.com/nerdworldorder For a one time donation on Paypal- nerdworldorder2@gmail.com Watch us on YouTube! Any comments or suggestions for the show, email us at nerdworldorder2@gmail.com

Find us at: iTunes Spotify Patreon CONTENT WARNING: Sexism, misogyny, violence, murder, assassination, trauma, language. This week, Andrew of the incomparable Keanu-cast Cool Breeze Over the Mountain is here to praise the biggest game-changer in the entire Bond franchise. Like, no one was ready for what Barbara Broccoli was planning in 2006 when she finally got the rights to tell James Bond’s origin story. We’ve already talked about the travesty of the 1967 screwball comedy disaster, but this - this movie stands alone as a pretty damn good movie without any of the Bond baggage attached. There’s an origin story, breathtaking stunt work, a fully-realized set of characters including a cheeky, murderous Bond and truly real, vulnerable Bond Girl in Vesper. And oh, did we mention Daniel Freaking Craig?! Yeah, he’s here, making a big, BIG statement about what James Bond will be for the foreseeable future. We’re ushering in a new era as we discuss 2006’s Casino Royale this week on Macintosh & Maud Haven’t Seen What?! You can email us with feedback at macintoshandmaud@gmail.com, or you can connect with us on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. If you like the podcast, make sure to subscribe and review on iTunes, Spotify, or your favorite podcatcher, and tell your friends. Intro music taken from the Second Movement of Ludwig von Beethoven's 9th Symphony. Licensed under an Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Hong Kong (CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 HK) license. To hear the full performance or get more information, visit the song page at the Internet Archive. Excerpt taken from "James Bond Theme," written and composed by John Barry, and performed by the John Barry Orchestra. ℗ 1962, 2012 Capitol Records LLC. Excerpts taken from the film Casino Royale, copyright 2006 Danjaq, LLC, United Artists Corporation, and Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc. Excerpt taken from "You Know My Name," written by Chris Cornell and David Arnold, performed by Chris Cornell. Copyright 2006 Suretone/Interscope Records. Excerpt taken from “Thunderball,” written and performed by Johnny Cash. Copyright 1965, 2013 Sony Music Entertainment. Excerpt taken from “Miserlou,” written by Chaim Tauber, Fred Wise, Milton Leeds, and Nicholas Roubanis. Performed by Dick Dale and his Del-Tones. Copyright 1962 Colonial Music Pub. and Monsour Publishing Co.

The second of our two back-to-back expanded nights brings a new announcer, and our regular bass player: the voice introduces himself as “Archibald Cresby”. This may or may not be for real, but Bob Bain on guitar, Ray Sherman on piano, Ralph Collier playing drums, and Jud De Naut (once again getting his name mangled!) on bass are all very much the real deal. After the “Sweet Georgia Brown” intro, the quartet swings through “The Continental”, then Margo chimes in to sing “Happiness Is A Thing Called Joe”. Bob introduces Ray's arrangement of “Star Eyes” (with some great changes behind Bob's brilliant soloing). “Always True To You” is a good vehicle for Margo, and “Tenderly” the perfect showcase for the quartet's sensitivities. Margo returns with a brand new ballad called “My Ginny”. The quartet plays the moody “Miserlou” (with Ralph playing some very cool bongos). Margo brightens the mood with “Walkin' My Baby Back Home”, then the quartet races for home with Bob's great arrangement of the Mozart theme, renamed “Turkish Boogie”, a flag waver and perfect closer for our extended live radio date!

Folks, it's amazing to realize that the What The Riff podcast has been around for a year! To celebrate, we're focusing this Memorial Day week on rock-and-roll songs of summer. Our memories of summers past have always been tied to the music of the time, and we suspect that is the same for you as well. Whether cruising with the top down, hanging out with friends, or playing your boom box on the beach or at the pool, the right song will “take you back” and the memories come flooding through. We hope you enjoy this special rabbit hole edition as we look at summer songs that rock! “Summertime, Summertime” by the Jamies We go back a little earlier than typical with this song from 1958. It has a "sacred harp" sound, and its introductory riff has been covered multiple times. “Dancing in the Street” by Martha Reeves & the Vandellas by David Bowie & Mick Jagger by Van Halen Here is a fine example of a song that has been covered multiple times in a number of styles. The consensus of the What The Riff?!? guys is that the Van Halen version is the best. What do you think? Surfin' U.S.A. by the Beach Boys Perhaps the group most identified with summer in the 60's. You can't do a summer rock episode without having The Beach Boys make an appearance. “Wipe Out” by The Surfaris The most famous instrumental surfing song. What a distinctive percussion and guitar riff! “In the Summertime” by Mungo Jerry We make our way into 1970 with this easy-going groovey track. “Summer in the City” by The Lovin' Spoonful What an awesome line: "Hotter than a matchhead." This song drifts back to a psychedelic 1966, and reminds us of the pre-air conditioning days of summer in the South. “School's Out” by Alice Cooper Everyone remembers this anthem playing at the end of school, marking the start of summer. “Rockaway Beach” by The Ramones Here is a punk genre summer song from the 70's. This one hearkens to the surfing songs of the 60's. “Summertime Blues” by Eddie Cochran by The Who by Rush Here's another example of an original with multiple covers, from 1958 to 1976 to 2004. Were you even aware RUSH did this cover? “Margaritaville ” by Jimmy Buffett This 1977 classic is a mandatory summer song, and brings up the drinks of summer. “Summer Nights” by John Travolta & Olivia Newton-John While this tune is not exactly a rock song, it was a huge summer classic from the 70's, and we did not feel right leaving it out! ... but we don’t listen to the whole thing... “Suddenly Last Summer” by The Motels Drifting into the 80's, The Motels lead off a set of summer songs with female leads. There's a wistfulness with this track we’re all digging. “Cruel Summer” by Bananarama Bananarama had a string of hits in the 80's, including this summer song in a minor key. “Walking on Sunshine” by Katrina & The Waves And we switch to a 1985 hit that is more upbeat and positive. This was the biggest hit for Katrina and the Waves, almost (but not quite) their "one hit wonder.“ “Holiday Road” by Lindsey Buckingham This 1983 hit was made famous by “National Lampoon's Vacation” movies, and appeared in subsequent movies in the series. To us, it sounds a little bit like Kenny Loggins, maybe. “Mas Tequila” by Sammy Hagar We step outside our normal chronology with this track from 1999. But it just FEELS like summer. “Blister in the Sun” by the Violent Femmes A 1983 track, this one is a more alternative rock summer song with a distinctive guitar riff. “Miserlou” by Dick Dale We finish off this rabbit hole episode with an instrumental from the King of the Surf Guitar, and from the movie "Pulp Fiction."

This hour's Five Year Flashback goes back to May, 2015 when we spoke with the late, great Dick Dale.  Dick passed away at 81 years old on March 16th, 2019 just a few weeks shy of his 82nd birthday.  We hear him talking about Quenin Tarantino requesting that "Miserlou" be part of his Pulp Fiction film.  Our Heavy Hitter Triple Threat segment honors Buck Owens with covers by Rosie Flores and John Fogerty.  Plus, we hear NEW tunes in our instru-Mental Breakdown by The Di Maggio Connection and The Delstroyers and we also spin NEW tracks from Bloodshot Bill, Doel Brothers, John Lewis & His Rock 'n' Roll Trio, The Mellows, Wild Bill & The Railroad Cats, Wildcat Rose, RvB, Bonita & The Blues Shacks, Million Dollar Tones and more! Intro Voice Over- Rob "Cool Daddy" Dempsey Intro Music Bed: Brian Setzer- "Rockabilly Blues" Doel Brothers- "Bottle On The Table" Bloodshot Bill- "Do What You Do" John Lewis & His Rock 'n' Roll Trio- "Wipe Me Out" Million Dollar Tones- "Jenny Lee" Elvis Presley- "Fool, Fool, Fool" Bonita & The Blues Shacks- "Where's The Money Honey" Johnny Cash- "Bad News" RvB- "Over And Over Much" instru-Mental Breakdown: The Di Maggio Connection- "The Red Bridge" The Delstroyers- "Invasion Of The Body Surfers" Wildcat Rose- "Broken Bones" Mighty Joe Castro & The Gravamen- "Everybody Tells Her That" Heavy Hitter Triple Threat: Buck Owens (as "Corky Jones")- "Rhythm And Booze" Rosie Flores- "Hot Dog" John Fogerty- "I Don't Care (Just As Long As You Love Me)" Five Year Flashback: Dick Dale on Quentin Tarantino wanting "Miserlou" for Pulp Fiction Dick Dale- "Miserlou" Wild Bill & The Railroad Cats- "Three Times Seven" The Mellows- "City Lights" Ricky Nelson- "I'm In Love Again" Outro Music Bed:  Dick Dale- "Riders In The Sky"

in this week, Mr Armstrong has left us to go on a spiritual journey in Ireland, leaving you in the hands of Mr Waite and Ross Curry, Marketing Manager at Aspen Waite to educate and hopefully entertain you with some top tips on marketing, rebranding, and a little of our own experiences. Show Notes, Takeaway Quotes and Paul's Most Commendable Jokes"This morning I'm feeling a bit like a Pathia - spicy""Your marketing strategy as a start-up no longer applies to a mature business""The thing that's very important with marketing is important to recognise who your natural customers are - and who they might be."Johno's Insight - and Tune of the WeekGood music,  just like good advice,  is timeless.   At Aspen Waite we have been providing sound business advice for over 25 years and this week we'd like to introduce an extraordinary innovator and musical genius.  Dick Dale and his Del-tones.Dick Dale invented Surf Music in the 1950's,  he was given the title “King of the Surf Guitar” by his fellow surfers with whom he surfed with from Sun-up to Sun-down.He met Leo Fender ,  the Guitar and Amplifier guru and Leo asked Dale to play his new creation,  the Fender Stratocaster Electric Guitar.The minute Dale picked up the guitar,  Leo Fender broke into uncontrolled laughter and disbelief - - he was watching Dale play a right handed guitar upside down and backwards...Dale was playing a right handed guitar left handed, and changing the chords in his head and transposing the chords to his hands to create a sound never heard before.This is Dick Dale and his Del-Tones with Miserlou https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-y3h9p_c5-M 

On Side A, we have the pleasure of heading into the pipeline as we discover the legendary King of the Surf Guitar, Dick Dale. He pioneered the surf music style and with the "breakneck speed of his single-note staccato picking technique" and showmanship with the guitar is considered a precursor to heavy metal music, influencing guitarists such as Jimi Hendrix and Eddie Van Halen. The Boston-born guitar icon released "Misirlou" – a Mediterranean folk tune in 1962 and it was a track he claimed to have recorded 95 times in an effort to reduce the oceans of reverb that ultimately defined surf rock. Filler will take us down his pipeline dream as we chat about the original recording of Misirlou which dates as far back as 1927! And as we make our way over to Side B, it becomes quite clear that Filler & I are gonna need a bigger boat…we have some special late night visitors to our porch. Our long time pal, Vignone, stops by to school us on A Tribe Called Quest. Vignone grew up around the block from Filler and me and was no stranger to late nights on the porch and early mornings recovering in the ocean. We have a lot of fun chatting about Tribe - in particular their album People’s Instinctive Travels & the Paths of Rythym. Special thanks to Kitty, Jackie, Ryan, & Bassman for keeping us company on the porch for this episode. Support the show (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cover-story/id1316021270)

Doug welcomes the Al's, our new neighbors, to get the background on all of her seizures. Johnathon and Chaille help in describing the situation up at Pinos Altos, NM. Lots going on this episode.  This episode is sponsored by Audible - Audible is offering our listeners a free audiobook with a 30-day trial membership. Go to [Audible.com/stanhope](Audible.com/stanhope) or text “stanhope” to 500-500 to get started today  AND DSCDP – [www.DougStanhopesCelebrityDeathPool.com](www.DougStanhopesCelebrityDeathPool.com). Join a DSCDP Funeral Homes – Killer Termites, Bloody Shank. Order a SIGNED copy of Doug's NEW book, "This Is Not Fame: A "From What I Re-Memoir"" at - [http://www.dougstanhope.com/store/?category=Books](http://www.dougstanhope.com/store/?category=Books) Bingo's book "Let Me Out: A Madhouse Diary" is now available at [http://www.bingobingaman.com/](http://www.bingobingaman.com/) Recorded Jan 24th, 2018 at the FunHouse in Bisbee, AZ with Doug Stanhope (@DougStanhope), Johnathon, The Al's, Jobi (@StanhopesCDP), & Ggreg Chaille (@gregchaille). Produced & Edited by Chaille. Don't miss out on Stanhope's 2018 Tour Dates. Get on the Mailing List. [http://www.dougstanhope.com/](http://www.dougstanhope.com/) Closing song, “Miserlou”, by Dick Dale performed by Agent Orange.  LINKS: Audible – [www.audible.com/stanhope](www.audible.com/stanhope) or text STANHOPE to 500-500 DSCDP – [www.DougStanhopesCelebrityDeathPool.com](https://www.dougstanhopescelebritydeathpool.com/) or [www.dscdp.com](www.dscdp.com) #MyMorningExpress Chad Shank Voice Over info at [www.AudioShank.com](www.AudioShank.com) Support the Innocence Project - [http://www.innocenceproject.org/](http://www.innocenceproject.org/)

puntata nr 88..Il successo di Pulp Fiction di Quentin Tarantino ha portato alla..ribalta la versione di..“Miserlou” di Dick Dale and his Del-Tones del 1962. Il realtà questo è..un brano popolare greco, le cover sono numerosissime ma anche i..campionamenti e i remix. Il film di Tarantino ha anche influenzato i..Fun Lovin Criminals che inseriscono un celebre dialogo originale della..pellicola nella loro fortunata “Scooby Snacks” del 1996.

puntata nr 88..Il successo di Pulp Fiction di Quentin Tarantino ha portato alla..ribalta la versione di..“Miserlou” di Dick Dale and his Del-Tones del 1962. Il realtà questo è..un brano popolare greco, le cover sono numerosissime ma anche i..campionamenti e i remix. Il film di Tarantino ha anche influenzato i..Fun Lovin Criminals che inseriscono un celebre dialogo originale della..pellicola nella loro fortunata “Scooby Snacks” del 1996.

puntata nr 88..Il successo di Pulp Fiction di Quentin Tarantino ha portato alla..ribalta la versione di..“Miserlou” di Dick Dale and his Del-Tones del 1962. Il realtà questo è..un brano popolare greco, le cover sono numerosissime ma anche i..campionamenti e i remix. Il film di Tarantino ha anche influenzato i..Fun Lovin Criminals che inseriscono un celebre dialogo originale della..pellicola nella loro fortunata “Scooby Snacks” del 1996.

In episode #009 of Flixwatcher podcast guests Dave from Fortitude Magazine and Josh from Footbalistically Arsenal return, this time to discuss the Quentin Tarantino modern masterpiece Pulp Fiction.   Unbelievably there are people in the world that haven't seen Pulp Fiction! Dave hadn't, so it was his choice and we thank him for it. Tarantino's Palme d'Or winning second film made in 1994 famed for its groundbreaking non-linear narrative, the bromance between Samuel L Jackson and dazzling script impressed the first-time watcher Dave and was a more than welcome re-watch for Josh, Helen and Kobi. With so many great moments there was much to discuss, the watch, the $5 milkshake, the star-studded cameos, that soundtrack and what is in that briefcase? No one was more happy to revisit this postmodern 90s classic than Helen who praised Tarantino for his strong female characters and the timeless quality of the film. Scores Despite quibbles on our unique scoring system (recommendability is a word?!), watching it on his 47" TV Dave scored Pulp Fiction highly on its repeat viewing, apparently, you have to keep watching until you die to fully understand it all. Kobi lists it as being in his Top 5 Films (we'll be keeping an eye out for other entries) and we all recommend it. If you haven't seen Pulp Fiction - stop reading this and go watch it, now! Go, go, go...! Please do come back and listen to this episode though!   Episode #009 Crew Links Thanks to the Episode #009 Crew Dave Hudson (@IamDaveHudson) of Fortitude Magazine and Josh Landy (Footballistically Arsenal, Play With a Legend and Bake with a Legend Please make sure you give them some love Flixwatcher Spotify Playlist The question is what song NOT to include on the Spotify playlist. There are FAR to many! We have settled on Dusty Springfield's "Son of a Preacher Man", "Miserlou" by Dick Dale, "Let's Stay Together" by Al Green and Chuck Berry's "You Never Can Tell"   More about Pulp Fiction If you want to know more about Pulp Fiction you can find check it out on IMDB or you can find more info via Rotten Tomatoes. Pulp Fiction @PULPFICTION Quentin Tarantino @qtarantino Tim Roth  @TimRoth Amanda Plummer   @amberstwyth Laura Lovelace       @lauralovelace John Travolta    @johntravoltahot Samuel L. Jackson   @SamuelLJackson Phil LaMarr   @phillamarr Frank Whaley    @TheFrankWhaley Burr Steers @BurrGoreSteers   Final Plug! Subscribe, Share and Review us on iTunes If you enjoyed this episode of Flixwatcher Podcast you probably know other people who will like it too! Please share it with your friends and family, review us, and join us across ALL of the social Media links below. PS we have a private Flixwatcher Podcast Facebook Group that is only available to members of our email subscribers list. You will be sent the link to the group when you sign up for the competition! Win win! Join the banter - SPOILERS ALLOWED!

In episode #009 of Flixwatcher podcast guests Dave from Fortitude Magazine and Josh from Footbalistically Arsenal return, this time to discuss the Quentin Tarantino modern masterpiece Pulp Fiction.   Unbelievably there are people in the world that haven't seen Pulp Fiction! Dave hadn't, so it was his choice and we thank him for it. Tarantino's Palme d'Or winning second film made in 1994 famed for its groundbreaking non-linear narrative, the bromance between Samuel L Jackson and dazzling script impressed the first-time watcher Dave and was a more than welcome re-watch for Josh, Helen and Kobi. With so many great moments there was much to discuss, the watch, the $5 milkshake, the star-studded cameos, that soundtrack and what is in that briefcase? No one was more happy to revisit this postmodern 90s classic than Helen who praised Tarantino for his strong female characters and the timeless quality of the film. Scores Despite quibbles on our unique scoring system (recommendability is a word?!), watching it on his 47" TV Dave scored Pulp Fiction highly on its repeat viewing, apparently, you have to keep watching until you die to fully understand it all. Kobi lists it as being in his Top 5 Films (we'll be keeping an eye out for other entries) and we all recommend it. If you haven't seen Pulp Fiction - stop reading this and go watch it, now! Go, go, go...! Please do come back and listen to this episode though!   Episode #009 Crew Links Thanks to the Episode #009 Crew Dave Hudson (@IamDaveHudson) of Fortitude Magazine and Josh Landy (Footballistically Arsenal, Play With a Legend and Bake with a Legend Please make sure you give them some love Flixwatcher Spotify Playlist The question is what song NOT to include on the Spotify playlist. There are FAR to many! We have settled on Dusty Springfield's "Son of a Preacher Man", "Miserlou" by Dick Dale, "Let's Stay Together" by Al Green and Chuck Berry's "You Never Can Tell"   More about Pulp Fiction If you want to know more about Pulp Fiction you can find check it out on IMDB or you can find more info via Rotten Tomatoes. Pulp Fiction @PULPFICTION Quentin Tarantino @qtarantino Tim Roth  @TimRoth Amanda Plummer   @amberstwyth Laura Lovelace       @lauralovelace John Travolta    @johntravoltahot Samuel L. Jackson   @SamuelLJackson Phil LaMarr   @phillamarr Frank Whaley    @TheFrankWhaley Burr Steers @BurrGoreSteers COMPETITION TIME To celebrate the launch of The Flixwatcher Podcast and the fact that you can now download films and shows onto your iPad so you can watch anywhere we are giving away a free iPad Air with 128 GB memory, a year's free Netflix and oodles of popcorn. All you have to do is fill in your details in the sidebar or head to this competition entry page to enter. If you have already entered and you want to check your position you can do so here.   Final Plug! Subscribe, Share and Review us on iTunes If you enjoyed this episode of Flixwatcher Podcast you probably know other people who will like it too! Please share it with your friends and family, review us, and join us across ALL of the social Media links below. PS we have a private Flixwatcher Podcast Facebook Group that is only available to members of our email subscribers list. You will be sent the link to the group when you sign up for the competition! Win win! Join the banter - SPOILERS ALLOWED!

It's just so right-with-the-universe that Gary Hoey's 20th album, Dust & Bones [Mascot Label Group], is an exuberant fusion of blues and rock. After all, this accomplished and diverse guitarist has explored several styles in his career—hard rock, rock, surf, and prog, to name a few—and he came home to the blues with 2013's Deja Blues. Now, Hoey has forged his deep blues and rock roots into a fiery, organic, and thrilling mix that should delight and astound lovers of the guitar and guitar music. “Looking back from my first album in 1992, it sure seems like I'm musically schizophrenic,” says Hoey. “But I truly believed in every style I played. I still do. I wanted to master everything—or at least try to—and every lick from every style I've absorbed informs everything I do today. And I love that, because all of that diversity helps me come up with riffs, licks, and melodies that are perhaps deeper and more unique than if I had stayed exclusively with one style.” One thing that always stays consistent, however, is Hoey's impassioned command of the guitar. He's one of those guitarists who can attack his instrument with feral intensity, and then play something very soft and almost achingly beautiful. This ability to devise phrasing, technique, and tone in the service of feeling the music has not gone unnoticed. In 1987, the Boston-born guitarist caught the ear of Ozzy Osbourne—no slouch at picking great guitar players—and almost ended up in his band. (The gig ultimately went to Zakk Wylde.) But Ozzy thought enough of Hoey to implore him to move where the action was—Los Angeles. The relocation paid off big time in 1992, when Hoey scored a major-label record deal with Reprise for his band, Heavy Bones. Sadly, the group was dropped in 1993, but Hoey's determination won the day. He convinced the label to let him record a low-budget instrumental-guitar album, Animal Instinct, and his version of Focus' “Hocus Pocus” brought Hoey chart success and a successful solo career. Since then, the gigs and accolades have never stopped. Here are some highlights… • He scored the soundtrack to Endless Summer II (1994). • He recorded “Miserlou '97” with surf-guitar icon Dick Dale in 1997. • He has provided music for several film and television companies, including Walt Disney, New Line Cinema, and ESPN. • He scored the music to the awesome roller-coaster ride California Screaming at Disney's California Adventure. • He produced metal legend Lita Ford's Living Like a Runaway album. • He is a frequent coach and musical director at Rock ‘n' Roll Fantasy Camp. • In 2015, he celebrated the 20th anniversary of his holiday CDs and tours under the Ho! Ho! Hoey banner. (Hallmark musical greeting cards feature two of his Ho! Ho! Hoey songs.) • He recently completed filming an instructional blues-guitar video for TrueFire online guitar lessons. “I love playing guitar, and, these days, it takes a creative and administrative commitment to keep a career evolving and growing,” says Hoey. “I've learned how to make records, how to manage social-networking campaigns, how to put a tour together, how to sell merchandise, and everything about how to survive in the music business as it exists right now. But it's all worth it when I hang out with the audience at my shows and talk about music. The human interaction is critical, and having that relationship with my fans is what keeps me writing music and practicing like a demon. I never want to let those people down.” Gary chats with Slacker about his new CD!

Week in Geek: Andrew plays to complete the Assassin's Creed Chronicles trilogy with its final Russian installment while Dan plays Campo Santo's new release, Firewatch. Same Song, Different Tune: Dan and Andrew discuss how the cultural meaning of music can change drastically when used in different contexts. How many people think about demon-slaying when they hear "Carry On Wayward Son" by Kansas? How many people think of stylized violence when they hear Dick Dale's "Miserlou"? (How many people think about A Podcast [ , ] For All Intents and Purposes when they hear "Stayin' In Black" by Wax Audio––or either ACDC's "Back in Black" or the BeeGee's "Stayin' Alive", for that matter?) Cheap Games, Part 2 - The Returns: Andrew and Dan return tangentially to the discussion of cheap ass games with an investigation of how many players think of a game's value in terms of length of play. Leave a comment at forall.libsyn.com. Join our official Facebook and Google+ pages. E-mail us any questions or comments at forallpod [at] gmail.com. Leave a review on iTunes to help spread the word of the show. For all intents and purposes, that's an episode recap. Interesting Reading: -"Street Fighter II led the Way for Games as a Medium of Self-Expression" by Anthony John Agnello via the A.V. Club.-"Deadpool and the Box Office of R-Rated Comic Book Films" by Rob Leane via Den of Geek.-"Pearls From the Depths: An Interview with Night Dive Studios" by Rock Closson via Known Griefers.-"No, You Shouldn't Get Your Money Back for Games You Finished and Loved" by Ben Kuchera via Polygon. Featured Music: -"Stayin' in Black" by Wax Audio-"Carry On Wayward Son" by Kansas-"Stay in Your Tower and Watch" by Chris Remo (from Firewatch)-"Miserlou" by Dick Dale

Episode 12 - Dick Dale   On this week's episode of The Keep Calm and Rock On Podcast, the guys are joined by one of the most influential and important people in the history of rock and roll, The King of the Surf Guitar, Dick Dale. Pioneering an entire sub genre of music known as "Surf Rock", Dick Dale has served to influence Stevie Ray Vaughn, Eddie Van Halen, Jimi Hendrix, and countless others in his over 60 years in music. With classics like "Miserlou", "Let's Go Tripping" and "Pipeline", he will forever be recognized as a legendary player and technician. With his innovations with Leo Fender in developing variations of the Fender amp, the JBL 15 inch speaker, and the Echoplex echo machine, Dick has had an influence both on and off the stage. Celebrate the career of the King of the Surf Guitar on The Keep Calm and Rock On Podcast!

Shrunken Head Lounge Surf Radio Show Running Time: 29 minutes 30 seconds Miserlou Madness! 1. Martina Eisenreich Quartett - MISIRLOU (7:23)2. Korla Pandit - Miserlou (4:52)3. Martin Denny - Misirlou (2:36)4. Sound Explosion - Misirlou the Greek (3:39)5. The Cardinals - Misirlou (2:18)6. The Train Wreckers - Misirlou (4:02)7. Dick Dale - Miserlou (2:37)          

En nuestra décimoquinta edición viajamos al que quizás sea el planeta más famoso de la C-F: Dune. Nos sumergiremos en el Duneverso que creó Frank Herbert, centrándonos en las 6 novelas que publicó en vida. También comentaremos por encima las novelas publicadas por su hijo Brian junto a Kevin J. Anderson y las adaptaciones al cine y televisión. Como banda sonora nos acompañan los temas "Casbah" de Los Straitjackets, "Atlantis" de Lex Baxter, "Caravan" de Los Twangs, "Hypnotique" y "Miserlou" de Martin Denny, y "Hava Naguila" de Raphael. La sintonía, como es habitual, es el tema "Spectre Detector" de los Tiki Tones. Busca nuestra lista de reproducción en Spotify. Síguenos y contacta con nosotros a través de Facebook en http://www.facebook.com/retronautas . Saludos desde los días del futuro pasado.

En nuestra décimoquinta edición viajamos al que quizás sea el planeta más famoso de la C-F: Dune. Nos sumergiremos en el Duneverso que creó Frank Herbert, centrándonos en las 6 novelas que publicó en vida. También comentaremos por encima las novelas publicadas por su hijo Brian junto a Kevin J. Anderson y las adaptaciones al cine y televisión. Como banda sonora nos acompañan los temas "Casbah" de Los Straitjackets, "Atlantis" de Lex Baxter, "Caravan" de Los Twangs, "Hypnotique" y "Miserlou" de Martin Denny, y "Hava Naguila" de Raphael. La sintonía, como es habitual, es el tema "Spectre Detector" de los Tiki Tones. Busca nuestra lista de reproducción en Spotify. Síguenos y contacta con nosotros a través de Facebook en http://www.facebook.com/retronautas . Saludos desde los días del futuro pasado.

Hipstersurfare, finns sådana, också? I säsongens sista STIL kastar vi oss ut i böljorna för att ta en titt på en aktivitet som fått en nytändning på senare tid - surfing. Och i dess svallvågor har förstås även modet seglat med. Liksom musiken. Mer om hur surfing har präglat kulturen genom åren berättar vi veckans program. Det var på Hawaii som sporten surfing först uppmärksammades av en intresserad västvärld som storögt såg hur atletiskt byggda kroppar liksom stod på vattnets vågor, och surfade fram i snabb fart. En av de allra tidigaste att förundras över denna aktivitet var den brittiske kommendörkapten James Cook, som i slutet av 1700-talet blev den förste västerlänningen att ”upptäcka” Hawaii, tillsammans med sin besättning på 150 man. I början av 1900-talet hade surfing tagit sig till Kalifornien där den omfamnades, och omformades. Åtminstone fick där surfbrädorna sig en ny stil. De blev lättare, billigare och surfing spreds snabbt som en härlig fritidssysselsättning som passade perfekt i den framväxande ungdomskulturen som tog fart i just södra Kalifornien. Filmer som skildrade ett soligt och bekymmersfritt liv på stränder fyllda av unga, brunbrända och blonda tonåringar blev grejen. Musiken hakade på och ett band vid namn Beach Boys förstärkte budskapet genom solig musik med illustrativa texter som skönmålade denna nya ungdomskultur än mer. ”Om alla i USA hade ett hav så skulle alla ha blont hår och bära shorts och sandaler och surfa som i Kalifornien”, som Beach Boys sjunger i låten ”Surfin USA”, från 1963. Hårdare var musikern Dick Dale som med sitt band The Del-Tones gjorde musik för ”riktiga” surfare. Hans hitlåt Miserlou från 1963 fick för övrigt en nytändning tack vare filmen Pulp Fiction, 1994. Dick Dale kan dessutom alla hårdrockfantaster skänka en tacksamhetens tanke. Det var hans som bidrog till att Fender skapade gitarrförstärkare som pallade hårdare tryck. I programmet berättar musikern Robert Johnson (som spelar i bandet Robert Johnson and Punchdrunks) mer om honom, och surfmusik. Vi har också tittat på filmer som speglat surflivet. Finns det någon surfare som inte sett filmen Point Break från 1991? Det var den Oscarsbelönade regissören Kathryn Bigelow genombrottsfilm där Keanu Reeves och Patrick Swayze kastar sig ut i vågorna. Mer om varför den filmen är så betydelsefull får vi också höra. Vi har förstås även tittat in i garderoben hos surfare för att se hur deras stil egentligen har sett ut, och ser ut idag. Veckans gäst är Peter Sahlberg, en av grundarna till Surfakademin

That cool music you hear in the movie Pulp Fiction – that’s surf music, and here’s how it all happened.When most people hear the words “surf music,” they immediately think the Beach Boys, yet there’s so much more to that under-appreciated style. During a span of about five years between the late Fifties and early Sixties, surf music was king – helping literally shape the sound of the electric guitar, a crucial element to all the rock music that followed, while also producing durable songs like “Wipe Out,” “Miserlou,” and “Pipeline,” that have continued to be included in movies and commercials. Author Kent Crowley has written a new book called Surf Beat – Rock n’ Roll’s Forgotten Revolution, which chronicles the rise and fall of this genre, as well as it’s resurgence in the Nineties with the movie Pulp Fiction. Icon Fetch talks to the author about the long process of gathering information for the book, and some of it’s unlikely heroes, including Frank Zappa, Ritchie Valens, and Bobby Fuller.

Playlist;Chumming, The HalibutsIntoxica, Jim Waller & The DeltasSwinging Piper Soul, The Soul KingsMr. Rebel, Eddie & The ShowmenGone, The Rip CordsGoofy Footer Ho-Dad, Shean & JenkinsIshamatsu, CenturionsPoint Surf, Surf TeensMiserlou, Dick Dale & The Del-TonesDark Eyes, The AtlanticsRebel Rouser, Link Wray and the Ray MenScalping Party, TornadosTomahawk, Tom Brown & The Tom TomsLonely Bull, The VenturesLet's Go To Hawaii, The Rivierassurfin dockside, the deadly onesBig Bad Surfink, Mr. Gasser & The WeirdosKarate, TorqraysKing of the Surf, The TrashmenThe Ninth Wave, The BomborasA Shot In The Dark, BoardwalkersThe Fender IV, Malibu RunJacques Cousteau, Young JacquesSurfin' In The China Sea, The Hong KongsTidal wave, SlacktoneIf It Swells, Ride It!, The WoodiesShockwave, Zorba & The GreeksYou Are Go For Throttle Up, The Mercury FourPintor, The Pharaos Mysterion, The Ghastly OnesBlowout, Los StraitjacketsRavin' Blue, The VolcanosSharks, Papa JohnTorpedo, The Rhythm RockersCyclone, The Surf CoastersDesert Bound, The Looney Tunes Surf Bird, The BreakersSurfin' Bird, The CrampsBird Dance Beat (Demo Version), The TrashmenTainted Love, Vivisector’s Gulag Tunes