Podcasts about My Sweetheart

This week we discuss the beautiful and tragically short discography of Jeff Buckley. While his only official studio album, Grace, remains a classic to this day, the demos for what should have been his follow up show even more adventurous songwriting and creativity. It’s a shame it was never completed and that his death came so suddenly. This dude’s voice might just be the best in the world. Closing track: “Dream Brother” from Grace (1994)Check out our episode playlists on Spotify!https://open.spotify.com/user/motherpuncherincJoin our Patreon for bonus episodes, early access to shows, and more!https://www.patreon.com/everyalbumeverMerch available now! https://teespring.com/stores/pandermonkeyInstagram:Follow Mike @popejesseventura for show updates and @pandermonkey for original musicFollow Alex @motherpuncherAlbums we discussed this episode…Grace (1994)Sketches for My Sweetheart the Drunk (1998)

Pour ce second épisode du GPC en quarantaine, Vincent et Abi reçoivent par message téléguidé les réponses de la divine Yael Naïm, chanteuse franco-israélienne qui vient tout juste de sortir son nouvel album "Nightsongs". Dans cette interview à domicile, enregistrée depuis les bords de Marne, Yael nous confie l'histoire de son dernier disque, écrit pendant sa propre crise de la quarantaine et qui sort justement pendant celle du Coronavirus... Un joli coup du destin qui lui permet de réfléchir sur cette "période étrange", les paroles de ses chansons résonnant étrangement avec ce confinement. En fin d'émission, la chanteuse nous offre un très joli extrait acoustique de THE SUN enregistré depuis sa fenêtre. UN PODCAST PRODUIT ET RÉALISÉ PAR VINCENT MALONE POUR LE POSTE GÉNÉRAL EN PARTENARIAT AVEC GÉNÉRAL POP. GÉNÉRIQUE : FHIN. TITRES DIFFUSÉS DE YAEL NAIM : THE SUN et MY SWEETHEART. DIVERS EXTRAITS MUSICAUX YOUTUBE. CRÉDITS PHOTO YAEL NAIM. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

De Kanye West a Nirvana, De Beyoncé à Britney Spears, Cleber Facchi (Miojo Indie), Isadora Almeida (Rádio Poload), Nik Silva (Monkeybuzz), Helô Cleaver (Revista Balaclava Records) e Eduardo Praça (Apeles), relembram alguns dos trabalhos com melhores músicas de aberturas de todos os tempos. ● Apoie a gente no Padrim: http://bit.ly/2QigtiS Comentados no programa ● Conheça o Apeles http://bit.ly/2lRMmDE ● Rodrigo Amarante e a capa de Cavalo https://spoti.fi/2jUXqiK ● O Rock no Brasil Acabou? https://spoti.fi/2lDQ8jO #NãoParoDeOuvir ● Dan Arruda - Seu Bem (https://spoti.fi/2k2SrNa) ● Whitney - Forever Turned Around (http://bit.ly/2lZlAtf) ● Lana Del Rey - Norman Fucking Rockwell (http://bit.ly/2jWC5FH) ● La Leuca - Dente De Leite (http://bit.ly/2lVs4JD) ● Àiyé - Pulmão (http://bit.ly/2keWtSP) ● Gumes - Caramba (http://bit.ly/2kq4wMw) ● Teago Oliveira - Corações Em Fúria (http://bit.ly/2kq2mMK) ● Antiprisma - Hemisférios (https://spoti.fi/2lyryku) ● Bon Iver - i, i (http://bit.ly/31EWkYz) ● Lulina - O que é o quê (http://bit.ly/2zq4N6c) ● Luisa e os Alquimistas - Tous Les Jours (http://bit.ly/2knn3Jl) #VocêPrecisaOuvirIsso ● Elton John - Don't Shoot Me... (https://spoti.fi/2lwwI0w) ● Vandelpark - Seabed (https://spoti.fi/2lYF8xU) ● Leonard Cohen - You Want It Darker (http://bit.ly/2ezvZn4) ● Elza Soares - Libertação (http://bit.ly/2OYbdUA) ● Terno Rei - Trem Leva Minhas Pernas (https://spoti.fi/2k4aCSG) ● Jeff Buckley - Grace (https://spoti.fi/2lWYTFX) ● Jeff Buckley - Sketches for My Sweetheart the Drunk (https://spoti.fi/2lvJUCT) ● Gru - Kitchen Door (http://bit.ly/2jZSadM) ● Bacurau (http://bit.ly/2lWZ301) #DesligaoSom ● O novo disco da Taylor Swift (http://bit.ly/2Zpng1W) ● A decadência do Twin Shadow (https://spoti.fi/2ki7jHL) #Comentários ● Monkeybuzz apresenta Men I Trust (http://bit.ly/2IZEBnk) ● Monkeybuzz apresenta BADBADNOTGOOD (http://bit.ly/2zoyuEm) Segue a gente @podcastvfsm @cleberfacchi @nik_silva @helocleaver @almeidadora Assine a gente no Spotify, Google Podcasts, Deezer e Apple Music. Contato: sobremusicavamosfalar@gmail.com

We conclude our first season of 48 episodes with a visit from beloved local Emile Blair Milgrim, co-founder of Miami Girls Rock Camp, Managing Partner of Sweat Records, and drummer for Las Nubes amongst other "diversions." Her pick of Jeff Buckley's posthumous “Sketches for My Sweetheart the Drunk" makes for great speculation – would'a could'a should'a. Support That Record Got Me High via Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TRGMH Support our sponsor "Is This Tomorrow": http://isthistomorrow.com/

In a change from our regularly scheduled programming, this week we bring you a very special episode dedicated to the life and work of American singer songwriter virtuoso Jeff Buckley. Stephen and Remfry go beyond Grace, the only studio album released in his life-time, to give you a definitive guide to the albums released in the wake of his death. From Jeff’s café days at Sin-é in Manhattan’s East Village to the post-punk experimentation that became a major influence on his unfinished follow up to Grace, My Sweetheart the Drunk, we take a look at the individual elements that made up this most unique and idiosyncratic artist and explore the reasons why Jeff Buckley is more popular today than he ever was in his lifetime. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Justin Gignac (@justingignac) chats in the studio with writer, designer and co-founder of MyTransHealth, Robyn Kanner (@robynkanner). They had a deeply personal conversation on a range of topics. From Robyn's love and appreciation of Kanye to her self-described “messy” career path, graduating high school early and teaching herself design by imitating album covers she loved in Photoshop. Robyn embraces and actually strives to be uncomfortable. Using it as a fuel for her writing and design. In this episode, you will learn that it’s ok to be messy. Not in the organization sense, but messy in the decisions and mistakes you make. None of us are unique or special in our struggles. Once you embrace who you are and feel comfortable with your voice it will transform your work. Follow @OvershareTalks on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook SHOW NOTES: Robyn's article for The Atlantic "I Detransitioned. But Not Because I Wasn't Trans.", MEL article "I’m Trans, and I Won’t Stop Trolling Instagram’s Titty Policy", and her talk "Has Your Misery Ever Been a Sight to See?" Robyn + Mike Monteiro's podcast EARN YR DEATH Utah Jazz gradient uniforms Designer Walter Craven Designer Mark Weaver Designer Scott Hanson Musician Dan Capaldi Headstart's album Our House Jeff Buckley's album Sketches for My Sweetheart the Drunk Victor Ng designer on Hillary’s campaign Storyteller Bijan Stephen makes Robyn jealous

Welcome back to another episode of Pop Goulash!  The team kicks off their new format with this assignment episode.  Reuben and Dana will tell you everything your heart desires about their homework assignments: Jeff Buckley's posthumous release, "Sketches for My Sweetheart the Drunk", and Dave Pirner's only solo album, "Face & Names."  Join them on their fantastic voyage into all things Pop Goulash.  Strap on your ear goggles and prepare to get rocked. You can find Pop Goulash on iTunes, Stitcher, Libsyn, and the Google Play Music app (Google Play Music is for Android users only). Email them direct at popgoulash42@gmail.com Find them on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/popgoulash You can also find them on Twitter at @popgoulash ...or call them at (224) 325-4235

Joe and Denisse listen to, and discuss Sketches for My Sweetheart the Drunk by Jeff Buckley. Play the album at home, and let us provide commentary!