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Welcome to the LEGENDS: Podcast by All Day Vinyl. In this episode, our host Scott Dudelson sits down with the Grammy-winning producer, guitarist, and bandleader Pete Anderson. We  dive deep into some of Anderson's most impactful productions including his work with Dwight Yoakam, Roy Orbison, Meat Puppets and an incredible story of playing in a band with legendary session drummer Jim Gordon weeks before Gordon tragically killed his mother in 1983. Pete candidly shares tales from his Detroit upbringing where he first discovered his passion for Jazz, Motown R&B, and blues. He talks with enthusiasm about tour experiences, collaborations, and his path from a young Elvis fan to a Grammys winning producer. Pete and go in depth about his career and life with a particular focus on Anderson's early days, playing with Jim Gordon in the Blue Monkey's, meeting Dwight Yoakam and recording iconic albums with Dwight, producing KD Lang, Roy Orbison, Meat Puppets, Buck Owens, Thelonious Monster and others.  Anderson shares incredible stories leading up the current day where he shares info about a new record by George Ducas he just produced, as well as a new book that reveals his producing technique with specific tips. If you like this episode please rate, follow and subscribe.    

BETH performs both as a solo artist and as a support vocalist, touring worldwide with Motown R&B artist KEM.  She has released seven solo recording projects and been featured on or provided backing vocals for seven additional recording projects. BETH  is a member of SAG-AFTRA and also acted in four feature films, multiple stage plays, and commercials for TV and radio. Following her rich musical upbringing from her father, Johnny Griffith (one of the original Funk Brothers), Beth has performed in some of the world's most prestigious venues. As a season 16 contestant on NBC's "The Voice," Beth was coached by both Kelly Clarkson and John Legend.Beth was a principal vocalist on “Dancing With The Stars, Season 22 - Icons Night,” and has also provided her voice to the television shows: “Ash vs. Evil Dead” on the Starz Network, "Glee Project" on the OWN Network, and "American Bible Challenge" on the Game Show Network (GSN).She toured with Anita Baker, 8-time Grammy® Award-winning songstress. She performed in some of the most prestigious venues in the world, including the Royal Albert Hall in London, Radio City Music Hall in New York, and arenas in South Africa, Nigeria, Trinidad, and throughout the Caribbean. Beth has performed with 3-time Grammy® Award-nominated, Motown Recording Artist, KEM for the past 8 years.  With KEM, she provides background vocals, duets, and featured solos around the world.  BETH has formerly toured as a background vocalist for R&B Legend, Anita Baker for 5 years. This showcase will be playing singles from BETH's new album 'Get To Know Me' feel free to call in to speak to the multitalented powerhouse Songstress...Support the show

Hey, Herspiration Happy Hour fans! Did you tune in tonight, March 16 at 7 pm EST on our FB, YouTube, or Twitch channel for Season 5 Episode 11 LIVE. Our guest was the phenomenal and gorgeous singer and author, Beth Griffith-Manley.Beth performs both as a solo artist and as a support vocalist, touring worldwide with Motown R&B artist KEM.  She has released seven solo recording projects and been featured on or provided backing vocals for seven additional recording projects. Beth is a member of SAG-AFTRA and also acted in four feature films, multiple stage plays, and commercials for TV and radio. (See all acting credits.) Following her rich musical upbringing from her father, Johnny Griffith (one of the original Funk Brothers), Beth has performed in some of the world's most prestigious venues. In 2006, Beth performed alongside the late Ali “Ollie” Woodson, legendary singer of the Temptations as they sang an inspiring and timeless duet, "Reach Out Everyone," The song and video were inspired by natural disasters, and supported the Hurricane Katrina Relief Fund. Shortly after, she provided background vocals for Grammy® Award-winning gospel singer Yolanda Adams' Christmas album, What A Wonderful Time.This show was so amazing and we love when our guest are honest and transparent and Beth held nothing back! A playback is beyond necessary!Connect with her on IG @bethalwayssingsConnect with us on IG:@iamdpgurley@thegirlfriendtherapist@thebluephoenixheals@iamteeweezieCatch up on past episodes on Apple Podcast, iHeartRadio, Pandora, Amazon Music, Spotify, Google Podcast, and many other platforms.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/HerspirationHH)

Beth performs both as a solo artist and as a support vocalist, touring worldwide with Motown R&B artist KEM and Anita Baker. She has released seven solo recording projects and been featured on or provided backing vocals for seven additional recording projects. Beth is a member of SAG-AFTRA and also acted in four feature films, multiple stage plays, and commercials for TV and radio. Following her rich musical upbringing from her father, Johnny Griffith (one of the original Funk Brothers), Beth has performed in some of the world's most prestigious venues. As a season 16 contestant on NBC's "The Voice," Beth was coached by both Kelly Clarkson and John Legend. Beth was a principle vocalist on “Dancing With The Stars, Season 22 - Icons Night,” and has also provided her voice to the television shows: “Ash vs. Evil Dead” on the Starz Network, "Glee Project" on the OWN Network and "American Bible Challenge" on the Game Show Network (GSN). The Carl Jackson Podcast is available on Spotify. See new episodes every Tuesday night at 10/9c on CJC. CJC is available on LOCAL NOW, DistroTV channel 170, SimulTV channel 33, SelectTV channel 415, AtariVCS channel 33, and channel 54 on Tikilive in every city in America, Canada, and Latin America. Internationally you can watch on HedexTV and LimeX Broadcasting systems.

The Rockin' Eddy Oldies Radio Show featuring Hank Ballard & The Midnighters - "The Twist", Bobby Parker - "Watch Your Step", Faye Adams - "Shake A Hand", Joey Cooper - "I'm A Fool", (Twin Spin) The Cleftones - "Heart & Soul" (A-side) / "For Sentimental Reasons" (B-side), Jackie Wilson - "You Only Live Once", Jimmy Reed - "Honest I Do", Lewis Lymon & The Teenchords - "I'm So Happy", The Travelers - "Lenora", Linda Laurie - "Prince Charming", Frank Slay - "Flying Circus", The Jewels - "Hearts Of Stone", The Marvelettes - "Beechwood 4-5789", Bobby Curtola - "You're Not A Goody Goody", Sonny James - "Invisible Tears", Chubby Checker - "Hey Bobba Needle", Jackie DeShannon - "Needles & Pins", Floyd Kramer - "Lovesick Blue", The Casades - "Hey Little Girl Of Mine", Rusty Draper - "Night Life".

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The Osmond Brothers got their real start in show business when they couldn't get an audition for one television show, and they wound up on another. Check out the audience reaction to them at first. It cracks me up every time. This clip, incidentally, is from the show Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color, which most people seem to remember as The Wonderful World of Disney. Shoot, I was watching the show as a small kid (right after Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom), and remember it under the second title, which wasn't a thing until 1969. This episode was called "Disneyland After Dark", and the conceit behind it was that Walt Disney himself would start to introduce the different performers on the show, but he'd never see the acts himself because tourists kept interrupting him. The show, as it originally aired on NBC, was available on DVD for awhile, but appears not to be available now. This would be later in the group's career with Andy Williams, since Donny is part of the group now. The Disney gig led them to another show (The Andy Williams Show), and another. And finally, when they wanted to break out of their Variety TV Group image, they convinced their dad to let them record as a rock and roll band. So off they went to Alabama, as you do, and they put together an album that clearly had a Motown/R&B influence on it. It wasn't their first album; in fact it was their SEVENTH. But it's the one that broke big for them. The addition of Donny Osmond to the act, and the use of him in exactly the way Motown was using Michael Jackson at the same time, allowed the Osmonds to release their first hit single, and their first Number One record. What's the secret to the song's success? There's a theory, and it involves fast food. As usual, here's the show for those of you who don't dig podcatchers. And please share the show with someone you love. Click here to become a patron of the show. Click here for a transcript of this episode.

Our special guest is Rodney Saulsberry, one of the top coaches and voice over artists in the nation.  Rodney Saulsberry.  Rodney Saulsberry is the voice of choice for behind-the scenes narration. This Detroit native and University of Michigan Graduate, is one of the premier voice-over talents in the country. He is also a published author with three bestselling books, You Can Bank on Your Voice, Step Up to the Mic and his latest release, Rodney Saulsberry's Tongue Twisters and Vocal Warm-Ups.  Visit Rodney Saulsberry at www.rodneysaulsberry.com. Saulsberry’s distinctive announcer voice is literally everywhere. He has announced promos for the ABC hit Dancing With The Stars and the ABC critically acclaimed Charlie Brown Christmas Special. He announced the 34th NAACP Image Awardsand the Essence Awards specials on FOX Television and voiced promos for the Grammy Awards and Country Music Awards for CBS. Rodney can be heard currently announcing promos for the CW Network in primetime. As one of the top trailer voices in the business, Rodney’s voice has promoted many favorites: Red Tails, Tupac Resurrection, How Stella Got Her Groove Back, Diary of a Mad Black Woman, Friday After Next, Drumline, Undercover Brother, The Best Man, Dumb & Dumberer, Finding Forrester, Soul Food, Crooklyn, and many more. Black Enterprise Magazine called Saulsberry “The voice of choice for behind-the-scenes-narration.” What do Zatarain's, Instant Tax Service, Twix, Toyota Camry, Honda Accord, Verizon, White Castle, 7UP, Burger King, SBC, and Nestle Crunch all have in common? Saulsberry has been a voice-over commercial pitchman for all of these products and many others on television and radio. He can also be heard reading audio books, as well as narrating E! Entertainments, True Hollywood Story, about Motown R&B singer, Marvin Gaye. His imaging voice has represented NFL Films and several NBA Basketball teams that include the Los Angeles Clippers, Indiana Pacers and the New Orleans Pelicans. For the past eight years Rodney has been the voice of the stock trading website Interactive Brokers TWS Tours. Animation is another strong suit for this versatile voice actor. Saulsberry is the voice of Joe Robbie Robertson on the hit cartoon series Spider-Man and James Rhodey Rhodes in the animated feature film, The Invincible Iron Man. Rodney's acting credits include guest star appearances on Monk, Without a Trace, Law & Order: LA and Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman. He currently stars as Anthony a street musician and former homeless man on the Daytime Drama The Bold and the Beautiful. In 2013 and 2011, Saulsberry received an NAACP Image Award nomination in the category of Outstanding Actor in a Daytime Drama Series for his role on The Bold and the Beautiful. Saulsberry is also a gifted singer who has lent his melodious baritone singing voice to a jubilant ensemble of background singers on a spirited recording of “Hakuna Matata” on The Lion King movie soundtrack. He continued his animation musical journey by singing When You Believe and Playing With the Big Boys on The Prince of Egypt soundtrack. As a soloist, he has recorded two Rhythm and Blues albums that have resulted in two Billboard charting singles, I Wonder and Look Whatcha Done Now.  Saulsberry wrote and composed the song Miracles, which aired on The Bold and the Beautiful on January 13, 2011 and is available for purchase on iTunes.  He continues to get his musical compositions featured in television and movie soundtracks. To hear more and learn more about his song placements, visit his music placement website at: Tomdor Music.com

A pairing of styles and passions curated by two well known Chicago artists and performers, Ingénue, as the name implies, brings the melodic innocence of Deep House and the unique sex appeal of Motown R&B together in an effortless wave of genius. Never without a side plot, the two creatives infuse a live show with all original content – mixed, performed and produced on stage. Ingénue caters to one of the fastest growing fan bases in the country…….. those in search of an authentic experience. In the first month of the new year, Ingénue releases the “Winter 2017 Mixtape”……… a 26-track, all original production. With over two hours of new compositions, the artists set the tone for a year of transformative growth and musical development. The foundation of the “2017 Winter Mixtape” album will allow the young talent to expand on their passion and ride the spring into festival season and finally a Fall tour. Pulling on their inspirations, Dylan Hyde Castle and Marc Miller bring their audience into the sexual harmony of meticulously orchestrated house and tropical techno jet streams. Their music has been, and will continue to be, the perfect accompaniment for their already impressive list of peers……. performing along side such notable artists as Moon Boots, Kill Frenzy, Solumun Grey and a long list of well known creatives at their Reaction NYE debut in Chicago. 2017 is set to be the year of continuous movement for Ingénue and all of those along for the journey.

TV played a surprisingly subversive role in diversifying musical genres and introducing some American pop and folk groups and Motown R&B stars that people otherwise may not have heard. We review shows such as Hootenanny, Shindig and Hullabaloo from the 60s, and examine how they broke the hold of AM radio formats and advertisers on programming.

TV played a surprisingly subversive role in diversifying musical genres and introducing some American pop and folk groups and Motown R&B stars that people otherwise may not have heard. We review shows such as Hootenanny, Shindig and Hullabaloo from the 60s, and examine how they broke the hold of AM radio formats and advertisers on programming.