Podcast appearances and mentions of norman cook

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! Vuelve Conexiones MZK donde volvemos a recordar los recopilatorios Late Night Tales, como os dijismos cada uno de ellos comisariado por una banda o artista. La propuesta, por la que ya han pasado músicos como Groove Armada, Belle & Sebastian, The Flaming Lips, Arctic Monkeys, MGMT o Air, invita a músicos destacados a seleccionar y mezclar pistas que conformen una compilación ideal para la escucha nocturna, de ahí su nombre. Otra de sus particularidades es que la mayoría de ellas, incluyen una versión del propio grupo protagonista, que se integra en el contenido final. Si en el programa anterior disfrutamos de la de los franceses air, hoy hemos querido recuperar otra de las más redondas, la realizada por Fatboy Slim, o sea Norman Cook, dj y productor y una de las instituciones del breakbet junto a artistas como The Prodigy o The Chemical Brothers, aunque previamente le conocimos como bajista de The Housemartins. Su sesión es una auténtica gozada de cerca de setenta minutos que arranca con mitos como los Modern Lovers o Nick Lowe, y que termina derivando hacia otros sonidos de todo tipo de pelaje, de Kraftwerk (a quienes versiona) a The Velvet Underground, Sly & The Family Stone o Tom Jobim. Dirige Manuel Pinazo. Suenan: 1."Spanish Stroll" Mink DeVille 2. "Roadrunner" Modern Lovers 3. "I Love the Sound of Breaking Glass" Nick Lowe 4. "Midnight Rider" Paul Davidson 5. "Express Yourself" Hopeton Lewis 6. "Monkey Spanner" Dave & Ansell Collins 7. "Ire Feelings (Leggo Skanga)" Rupie Edwards 8. "Three Piece Suit" Trinity 9. "Wish I Didn't Miss You" Angie Stone 10. "I Can Dig It Baby" Little Beaver 11. "Your Kiss Is Sweet" Syreeta 12. "I'll Keep a Light In My Window" Ben Vereen 13. "Brother Where Are You?" ("Matthew Herbert remix" version from Verve//Remixed 2) Oscar Brown Jr. 14. "Mory" Yoro Kery Goro 15. "Linus and Lucy" Vince Guaraldi Trio 16. "Blue Skies" Willie Nelson 17. "Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In)" Kenny Rogers & The First Edition 18. "Don't Lay Your Funky Trip on Me" Señor Soul 19. "Radioactivity" Kraftwerk 20. "Who Loves the Sun" The Velvet Underground 21. "Zombie Jamborie" Sandpebbles 22. "From a Logical Point of View" Robert Mitchum 23. "Satisfied 'N' Tickled Too" Taj Mahal 24. "My World" Sly & The Family Stone 25. "Tema Da Desilusao Garota De Ipanema" Tom Jobim 26. "Everything Is Everything" Bootsy CollinsEscucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de Conexiones MZK. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/286835

This week on the podcast we welcome the mighty Norman Cook to Rockonteurs. Norman is a multi-talented artist, producer, and world-famous DJ who started out as a bass player in the Housemartins. In this fascinating conversation with Guy and Gary he discusses how a certain Spandau Ballet were a huge catalyst in his early love of music and how that career evolved from being in a band to becoming the biggest DJ in the world. We dive into the world of DJ'ing, music videos and beach parties! Norman is a Grammy Award, 9 x MTV Video Music Award, Brit, and Tony Award winning artist. He's also just the biggest music fan, as you'll hear.His new track Role Model is out now, and you can watch the video here: Role ModelYou can also watch some of our latest episodes on our Rockonteurs YouTube channel.Instagram @rockonteurs @guyprattofficial @garyjkemp @officialfatboyslim @gimmesugarproductionsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@rockonteursFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/RockonteursProduced for WMG UK by Ben Jones at Gimme Sugar Productionswww.gimmesugar.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on the podcast we welcome the mighty Norman Cook to Rockonteurs. Norman is a multi-talented artist, producer, and world-famous DJ who started out as a bass player in the Housemartins. In this fascinating conversation with Guy and Gary he discusses how a certain Spandau Ballet were a huge catalyst in his early love of music and how that career evolved from being in a band to becoming the biggest DJ in the world. We dive into the world of DJ'ing, music videos and beach parties! Norman is a Grammy Award, 9 x MTV Video Music Award, Brit, and Tony Award winning artist. He's also just the biggest music fan, as you'll hear.His new track Role Model is out now, and you can watch the video here: Role ModelYou can also watch some of our latest episodes on our Rockonteurs YouTube channel.Instagram @rockonteurs @guyprattofficial @garyjkemp @officialfatboyslim @gimmesugarproductionsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@rockonteursFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/RockonteursProduced for WMG UK by Ben Jones at Gimme Sugar Productionswww.gimmesugar.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

En este episodio disfruta del segundo monográfico dedicado a Norman Cook. “Gamberro, elegante, atrevido, visionario…cualquiera de estos atributos define muy bien su música y su carrera. Para el no hay reglas: Es el house más elegante y el pop-rock sin etiquetas. Lo underground convertido en mainstream con melodías que se repiten una y otra vez quedándose en la mente de todos nosotros durante décadas. Suena a frase hecha, pero es la jodida realidad, sino hubiera existido habría que haberlo inventado. Es Sir Norman Cook. O lo que es lo mismo: Faboy Slim, Beats International, Pizzaman, Mighty Dub Kats, Freakpower, Housemartins…“ House Deluxe by Ganny Martín presenta la edición "The Kings Of House". Los djs y productores más destacados de la escena house mundial, son los protagonistas de cada monográfico donde se repasa su discografía y aquellos lanzamientos que los ha llevado a los más alto. https://twitter.com/GannyMartin https://www.instagram.com/ganny.martin https://www.facebook.com/housedeluxeradio https://lnkfi.re/housedeluxebygannymartin https://lnkfi.re/danceofthe90s Si te gusta la música de este episodio, descárgate a la app de House Deluxe para iphone y Android. Appstore : https://apps.apple.com/es/app/housedeluxe/id1604078012 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=appinventor.ai_streaminglivespain.housedeluxe

We're excited to shine the spotlight on this party hard husband and wife DJ duo Soapi & Fondoo, whose energy and house party sound have been entertaining dance floors across the South West. Their vibrant blend of old skool beats and classic melodies brings a sense of joy and excitement that is guaranteed to set the tone for an unforgettable summer celebration. During our catch up with them, we discovered that their talent caught the attention of none other than Norman Cook, who selected them to perform at his prestigious All Back To Minehead event. This recognition is a testament to their passion for a party, and we can't wait to see where their journey takes them next. https://www.littlesouth.com/soapi-fondoo-house-party-mix

On this episode of Vinyl Verdict, Bell, Jamie and Plouffe listen to Plouffe's next pick, Fatboy Slim's "Palookaville". Released in 2004, it is the last studio album from Fatboy Slim, a.k.a Norman Cook. Continuing his style of loops and beats, the album was released to mixed reviews, with many reviewers calling it a low-point in his career. Several reviewers also noted that the album could've used another pass to remove unnecessary songs. But what will the boys think? Will this album only appeal to long haired freaky people? Come along and find out!

Albion midfielder Jack Hinshelwood on Forest win and family support, Greek journalist Kostas Lianos discusses AEK Athens' recent form, Albion fan Norman Cook talks about his gig in Greece, and we preview the Chelsea game.

A principios de década la música de baile dominaba gran parte de la escena y pronto su influencia se notó en muchos artistas procedentes del Pop, del indie e incluso del Rock. En este podcast podréis escuchar algunos ejemplos. 01 - Beats International - Dub Be Good To Me: el ex bajista de The Housemartins (Norman Cook) creó en el 89 este colectivo, formado por una vocalista, un rapero y un teclista. Este fue su gran éxito, un cover de una canción de SOS Band y el cual contaba con un sampler de la línea de bajo de la canción de Los Clash “Guns of Brixton”. Llego al número 1 en el Reino Unido en 1990. 02 - Ace of Base - The Sign (Long Version): Luego del gran suceso mundial que fue “All That She Wants”, en 1993 publican esta canción como single, logrando el número uno en US y Europa. 03 - Soho - Hippychick: El dúo de las hermanas Cuff lograron un solo éxito mundial, y fue este Hippychick en 1990, el cual contenía un sampler de la guitarra de Johnny Marr en la canción de The smiths “How Soon is Now” 04 - Stereo MC's – Connected: Procedentes de la escena del Hip-Hop británico, en 1992 lanzaron todo un revienta pistas como es “Connected”. Hasta mediados de los 2000 siguieron publicando material pero nunca repitieron el éxito, 05 - Lil Louis & The World - Nyce & Slo (Tony Humphries wildlife mix): DJ y productor de Chicago. Famoso por publicar en 1989 “French Kiss”, clásico del House. En 1990 lanza como single “Nyce & Slo” del cual se realizaron decenas de remezclas, la que aquí podéis escuchar fúe publicada originalmente en 12 pulgadas. 06 - Soul II Soul - Get a Life: Luego del gran suceso que fue el disco debut. El combo de Jazzie B lanza su segundo álbum “Volume II (1990 a new decade)”. Del cual se extrae este single. 07 - Saint Etienne - Only Love Can Break Your Heart: El trio británico debutan en mayo de 1990 con el cover de Neil Young “Only Love Can Break Your Heart” convirtiéndose en su single más exitoso hasta la actualidad. Como dato curioso, su vocalista Sarah Cracknell se incorpora al grupo un año más tarde. Por lo que esta canción es interpretada por Moira Lambert. 08 - Banderas - This Is Your Life (Remix by Massimino & Fabio B): Procedentes de The Communards, donde ejercían de coristas, publican su único álbum hasta la fecha “Rape” en 1991. Esta canción fue su primer single y el único que sonó en las radios. 09 - Mantronix feat. Wondress - Got to Have Your Love: Grupo de Hip Hop formado a mediados de los 80s, lograron con esta canción gran éxito en todas las pistas de baile del mundo entre 1989 y 1990. 10 - King Bee - Back By Dope Demand (Funky Bass Mix): Grupo de Hip Hop holandés, tuvieron varios singles de éxito a principios de década. 11 - Adventures of Stevie V - Dirty Cash (Money Talks) (Sold Out Mix 7' Edit): Proyecto británico de Hip-House, famosos por esta canción que sono entre 1989 y 1990. 12 - Primal Scream - Don't Fight It, Feel It (7' edit): Procedentes del Indie Britanico, en 1990 publican su opera prima “Screamadelica”, una fusión de Rock, Psicodelia, House y Balearic Beat. Este fúe su cuarto single. 13 - Stereo MC's - Step It Up: Segundo single de éxito, luego de Connected. Publicado en 1992. 14 - Beats International - For Spacious Lies (12' Version): Originalmente fue piublicado en 1989 por Norman Cook como solista, en 1990 se vuelve a lanzar bajo el nombre de Beats International. 15 - Happy Mondays - Step On (Twisting My Melon mix): Procedentes de la escena de Madchester, en 1990 publican su exitoso álbum “Pills 'N' Thrills And Bellyaches” del que se extrae esta canción como single. 16 - EMF - Unbelievable (Single Version): grupo británico formado en 1989, publican su mega éxito mundial en 1990. Nunca más volvieron a lograr tal asaña.

A principios de década la música de baile dominaba gran parte de la escena y pronto su influencia se notó en muchos artistas procedentes del Pop, del indie e incluso del Rock. En este podcast podréis escuchar algunos ejemplos. 01 - Beats International - Dub Be Good To Me: el ex bajista de The Housemartins (Norman Cook) creó en el 89 este colectivo, formado por una vocalista, un rapero y un teclista. Este fue su gran éxito, un cover de una canción de SOS Band y el cual contaba con un sampler de la línea de bajo de la canción de Los Clash “Guns of Brixton”. Llego al número 1 en el Reino Unido en 1990. 02 - Ace of Base - The Sign (Long Version): Luego del gran suceso mundial que fue “All That She Wants”, en 1993 publican esta canción como single, logrando el número uno en US y Europa. 03 - Soho - Hippychick: El dúo de las hermanas Cuff lograron un solo éxito mundial, y fue este Hippychick en 1990, el cual contenía un sampler de la guitarra de Johnny Marr en la canción de The smiths “How Soon is Now” 04 - Stereo MC's – Connected: Procedentes de la escena del Hip-Hop británico, en 1992 lanzaron todo un revienta pistas como es “Connected”. Hasta mediados de los 2000 siguieron publicando material pero nunca repitieron el éxito, 05 - Lil Louis & The World - Nyce & Slo (Tony Humphries wildlife mix): DJ y productor de Chicago. Famoso por publicar en 1989 “French Kiss”, clásico del House. En 1990 lanza como single “Nyce & Slo” del cual se realizaron decenas de remezclas, la que aquí podéis escuchar fúe publicada originalmente en 12 pulgadas. 06 - Soul II Soul - Get a Life: Luego del gran suceso que fue el disco debut. El combo de Jazzie B lanza su segundo álbum “Volume II (1990 a new decade)”. Del cual se extrae este single. 07 - Saint Etienne - Only Love Can Break Your Heart: El trio británico debutan en mayo de 1990 con el cover de Neil Young “Only Love Can Break Your Heart” convirtiéndose en su single más exitoso hasta la actualidad. Como dato curioso, su vocalista Sarah Cracknell se incorpora al grupo un año más tarde. Por lo que esta canción es interpretada por Moira Lambert. 08 - Banderas - This Is Your Life (Remix by Massimino & Fabio B): Procedentes de The Communards, donde ejercían de coristas, publican su único álbum hasta la fecha “Rape” en 1991. Esta canción fue su primer single y el único que sonó en las radios. 09 - Mantronix feat. Wondress - Got to Have Your Love: Grupo de Hip Hop formado a mediados de los 80s, lograron con esta canción gran éxito en todas las pistas de baile del mundo entre 1989 y 1990. 10 - King Bee - Back By Dope Demand (Funky Bass Mix): Grupo de Hip Hop holandés, tuvieron varios singles de éxito a principios de década. 11 - Adventures of Stevie V - Dirty Cash (Money Talks) (Sold Out Mix 7' Edit): Proyecto británico de Hip-House, famosos por esta canción que sono entre 1989 y 1990. 12 - Primal Scream - Don't Fight It, Feel It (7' edit): Procedentes del Indie Britanico, en 1990 publican su opera prima “Screamadelica”, una fusión de Rock, Psicodelia, House y Balearic Beat. Este fúe su cuarto single. 13 - Stereo MC's - Step It Up: Segundo single de éxito, luego de Connected. Publicado en 1992. 14 - Beats International - For Spacious Lies (12' Version): Originalmente fue piublicado en 1989 por Norman Cook como solista, en 1990 se vuelve a lanzar bajo el nombre de Beats International. 15 - Happy Mondays - Step On (Twisting My Melon mix): Procedentes de la escena de Madchester, en 1990 publican su exitoso álbum “Pills 'N' Thrills And Bellyaches” del que se extrae esta canción como single. 16 - EMF - Unbelievable (Single Version): grupo británico formado en 1989, publican su mega éxito mundial en 1990. Nunca más volvieron a lograr tal asaña.

Se cumplen 25 años del segundo disco de Fatboy Slim, You´ve Come a Long Way, Baby (publicado el 19 de octubre de 1998). Hoy recuperamos algunos de los grandes éxitos del músico, DJ y productor Norman Cook (a.k.a Fatboy Slim) en el desarrollo clave de la música electrónica de mitad y finales de los años 90. ▶️ Y ya sabéis, si os gusta el programa y os apetece, podéis apoyarnos y colaborar con nosotros por el simple precio de una cerveza al mes, desde el botón azul de iVoox, y así, además acceder a todo el archivo histórico exclusivo. Agradecer en especial a los mecenas de la Podcast Party del pasado 30 de septiembre: Puri Vicente, Ginés Huertas y Gougo.es, Dora Martínez, José Diego, Ángel Rodríguez, José Antonio Gelado, Juanma Moreno, Vicky González, Veneziola Paraíso Apartment en La Manga, Adrián Sánchez, Nieves González, Juan Pignatelli, Jaime Manzanares, Perico Martínez, Santiago Oliva, Juan León, Alicia Pignatelli, Juanma y Hörns Üp, Joaquín Roca, Javi Coello, Strawberry Fields Beatles Podcast, Javier Pradera, Miguel Aráiz y Café con Toftadas, Timanfaya Custodio, Daniel Pérez, Lirios, Blanqui, Inés Fadón, Exploradores de Ondas, Lacatus, Mamen Malagón, Ramón González y José Tejedor... Muchas gracias también a todos los mecenas y patrocinadores por vuestro apoyo: Fa GiSa, Didak, Javi Dubra, Peiper, Leticia, Javifer, Francisco Quintana, Pdr_Rmn, Sgd, José Luis Orive, Utxi73, Patri Lb, Raul Andrés, Jbasabe, Iñako GB, Tomás Pérez Martínez, Eugeni, Pablo Pineda, Quim Goday, Enfermerator, María Arán, Joaquín, Edgar Xavier Sandoval, Hörns Üp, Víctor Bravo, Juan Carlos González, Francisco González, Vicente DC, Ángel Hernández, Marcos París, Dani, Vlado74, Luis Miguel Crespo, Daniel A, Redneckman, Elliott SF, Guillermo Gutiérrez, Sementalex, Jesús Miguel, Ángel Torres, Suibne, Mati, Dora, José Diego … y a los mecenas anónimos.

Norman Cook, or Fatboy Slim, is a Brighton & Hove Albion superfan and a club legend, in every sense of the word. As a DJ, he's played to crowds of more than three hundred thousand people in places like Brazil and Japan. But he also remembers the days at Gillingham and Withdean, when the crowds were more intimate.  In this episode, he discusses Brighton's Premiership and Europa League journeys, shapes, and what taxi drivers all over the world have to say about his beloved football team. This podcast is a Voiceworks Sport production in partnership with Brighton and Hove Albion. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Celebrating her smash "Praising You" w Fatboy Slim hitting #1 on the dance charts, Rita Ora shares how the song was born, and how she decided to take on remaking such a classic by Norman Cook.Rita also takes on #FinkysFirsts!Find out about:the first thing she wanted to be growing upthe first time she visited the U.S.the first song she ever wrotethe first dance song that got her into EDMthe first thing she would want to be praised forFollow: @AmericasDance30 on all socials!Count down the biggest dance songs in the country every week with Brian Fink on America's Dance 30; listen on dance stations around the world!

Engage XR produced a 45-minute “Eat Sleep VR Repeat” – Immersive Metaverse Concert in collaboration with Fatboy Slim's Norman Cook that showed in a limited screening on March 30, 2023. It was an incredibly, mind-bending and groundbreaking VR concert experience that combined novel interactions and social dynamics, but also a trippy and psychedelic journey through the mind and music of Norman Cook. I had a chance to catch a press preview of this virtual concert on March 28th, and then unpack the creative process with Engage XR's Head of Studio David McDermott and Fatboy Slim's own Norman Cook on March 31, 2023 after they had finished all of their screenings. No news of upcoming shows has been released yet, and I'll try to keep these show notes updated with more information on future concerts, as this was certainly an experience not to be missed.

Albion fan and DJ Norman Cook discusses the season, Roberto de Zerbi, his connection with the city and the club, and the work of Albion in the Community. Newcastle commentator Matthew Raisbeck previews the game at St James' Park.

Continuando con la línea de podcast anteriores, he creado una lista de canciones de artistas Indies o Alternativos de los 80s, algunos muy conocidos y otros que se han convertido con los años en grupos de culto. Como canción principal he seleccionado la maravillosa canción de los Echo & The Bunnymen que da título al podcast. Como bien dije, arrancamos con los Bunnymen y su preciosa “Bring on The Dancing Horses” publicado en Octubre del 85 como single y formando parte del grandes éxitos de aquel año “Songs to Learn & Sing”. Una preciosa melodía melancólica con toques de psicodelia convirtió el single en uno de los más vendidos del grupo. The Waterboys y su “The Pan Within” el cual no fue nunca single pero con el tiempo llego a convertirse en una de las canciones favoritas de los seguidores de Mike Scott y compañía. Este tema pertenece a su tercer álbum “This is the sea” su disco más exitoso y épico publicado en 1985. The La's y su (único) gran single “There She Goes”. Originales de Liverpool, comenzaron en 1984, publicaron solo un disco en 1990 y todos coinciden que fueron unos de los precursores del BritPop que revoluciono el Reino Unido entre 1994 y 1997. Lloyd Cole & The Commotions, “Jennifer She said”. Originales de Glasgow, estuvieron en activo entre el 84 y el 89. Lloyd Cole continuaría con una carrera solista con más de 10 álbumes publicados. Esta canción se editó como single en 1987, fue el segundo sencillo de su tercer y último álbum “Mainstream”, convirtiéndose en uno de las canciones más populares de la banda. The Stone Roses, “She Bangs The Drums”. Que más se puede agregar a esta altura sobre la corta e intensa carrera de los de Manchester. Publicaron uno de los mejores discos de la historia, sonaron en todas las radios independientes de la época, fueron portada de las principales revistas musicales. Prácticamente todas las canciones del disco fueron lanzadas como single. Todo esto en solo 2 años para luego desaparecer lentamente, en el 94 publicaron su segundo disco, pero la magia había desaparecido. The Smiths, “Some Girls Are Bigger Than Other”. Mismo caso que el anterior, ya nada se puede agregar sobre los Smiths, salvo decir que esta canción pertenece a su maravilloso tercer álbum “The Queen Is Dead”. Oficialmente no se publicó como single, aunque existen algunas copias como tal, una tirada pequeña que se lanzó en Alemania. The Woodentops, “Good Thing”. Originales de Londres, publicaron discos entre 1985 y 1988. Good Thing es un sensillo que pertenece a tu segundo álbum “Giant” (1986) . Lanzaron algunos singles de moderado éxito en las islas y parte de Europa. Con un sonido que a muchos puede recordar a The Housemartins. Everything But The Girl, "When All's Well”. Grupo de origen Indie Pop con toques de Jazz, pasando por el Pop ochentero y acabando como una banda de electrónica en los 90s, pero siempre conservando su sello independiente. La canción se editó como single en 1985 muy influenciado por el sonido de gitarras de los Smiths. The Housemartins, “Bow Down”. Una de sus canciones más bonitas, que no se llegó a lanzar con single, pertenece al segundo y último disco de la banda, publicado en 1987. Poco tiempo después anunciaron su disolución. Como dato curioso, uno de sus integrantes, el que tocaba el bajo, no era otro que Norman Cook, más conocido por Fatboy Slim. Modern English, "I Melt with You”. Grupo inglés de New Wave, comenzaron en 1977 y continúan realizado giras por el Reino Unido. La canción es su mayor éxito hasta la fecha, publicado en 1982. The Essence, “Only For You”. Formación original de Rotterdam (Holanda), comenzaron en 1984 y a mediados de los 90s publicaron su último disco. Como dato decir que es muy evidente la influencia de The Cure, sobretodo la forma de cantar de Hans Diener recuerda mucho a Robert Smith. The Cure, “Lovesong”. Y hablando de Robert Smith y compañía. Single extraído de su exitoso y magnifico álbum “Disintegration” (1989). The Psychedelic Furs, “Heaven”. Single extraído de su álbum “Mirror Moves” de 1984 Primal Scream, “Velocity Girl”. Single inédito, publicado en el recopilatorio de artistas emergentes de la revista NME en 1986. Peter Murphy, “Cuts You Up”. El ex líder de Bauhaus comenzó su carrera solista al disolverse el grupo, publicando muy buenos discos en los 80s. Esta canción pertenece a su tercer álbum “Deep” publicado en 1989. Héroes del Silencio, "Héroe De Leyenda (Versión Maxi)". Grupo español de Rock Alternativo, influenciado por el Post-Punk y la New Wave. Logrando gran éxito en países como Alemania durante la década de los 90s. este tema, en versión extendida, pertenece a su EP homónimo lanzado en 1987. The Chameleons, “Tears”. Grupo de culto, originales de Middleton. Single de 1986, perteneciente a su disco “Strange Times”. The House Of Love, "I Don't Know Why I Love You”. Grupo Londinense de Rock Alternativo, con varios discos publicados entre los 80s y los 90s. Su mayor éxito fue esta canción, publicada como single en 1989. The Mighty Lemon Drop, "Inside Out (12'' Version)". Banda inglesa de Post-Punk muy influenciada por Echo & The Bunnymen. En activo entre 1985 y 1993. La canción se editó como single en 1988 convirtiéndose en su mayor éxito. Espero que os agrade el Podcast y ayude a conocer alguna de estas maravillosas canciones. TRACKLIST: 01 - Echo & The Bunnymen - Bring On The Dancing Horses 02 - The Waterboys - The Pan Within 03 - The La's - There She Goes 04 - Lloyd Cole And The Commotions - Jennifer She Said 05 - The Stone Roses - She Bangs The Drums 06 - The Smiths - Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others 07 - The Woodentops - Good Thing 08 - Everything But The Girl - When All's Well 09 - The Housemartins - Bow Down 10 - I Melt with You (7' mix) 11 - The Essence - Only For You 12 - The Cure - Lovesong 13 - The Psychedelic Furs - Heaven 14 - Primal Scream - Velocity Girl 15 - Peter Murphy - Cuts You Up 16 - Héroes del Silencio - Héroe De Leyenda (Versión Maxi) 17 - The Chameleons - Tears (Full Arrangement) 18 - The House Of Love - I Don't Know Why I Love You (7" Version) 19 - The Mighty Lemon Drop - Inside Out (12'' Version)

Continuando con la línea de podcast anteriores, he creado una lista de canciones de artistas Indies o Alternativos de los 80s, algunos muy conocidos y otros que se han convertido con los años en grupos de culto. Como canción principal he seleccionado la maravillosa canción de los Echo & The Bunnymen que da título al podcast. Como bien dije, arrancamos con los Bunnymen y su preciosa “Bring on The Dancing Horses” publicado en Octubre del 85 como single y formando parte del grandes éxitos de aquel año “Songs to Learn & Sing”. Una preciosa melodía melancólica con toques de psicodelia convirtió el single en uno de los más vendidos del grupo. The Waterboys y su “The Pan Within” el cual no fue nunca single pero con el tiempo llego a convertirse en una de las canciones favoritas de los seguidores de Mike Scott y compañía. Este tema pertenece a su tercer álbum “This is the sea” su disco más exitoso y épico publicado en 1985. The La’s y su (único) gran single “There She Goes”. Originales de Liverpool, comenzaron en 1984, publicaron solo un disco en 1990 y todos coinciden que fueron unos de los precursores del BritPop que revoluciono el Reino Unido entre 1994 y 1997. Lloyd Cole & The Commotions, “Jennifer She said”. Originales de Glasgow, estuvieron en activo entre el 84 y el 89. Lloyd Cole continuaría con una carrera solista con más de 10 álbumes publicados. Esta canción se editó como single en 1987, fue el segundo sencillo de su tercer y último álbum “Mainstream”, convirtiéndose en uno de las canciones más populares de la banda. The Stone Roses, “She Bangs The Drums”. Que más se puede agregar a esta altura sobre la corta e intensa carrera de los de Manchester. Publicaron uno de los mejores discos de la historia, sonaron en todas las radios independientes de la época, fueron portada de las principales revistas musicales. Prácticamente todas las canciones del disco fueron lanzadas como single. Todo esto en solo 2 años para luego desaparecer lentamente, en el 94 publicaron su segundo disco, pero la magia había desaparecido. The Smiths, “Some Girls Are Bigger Than Other”. Mismo caso que el anterior, ya nada se puede agregar sobre los Smiths, salvo decir que esta canción pertenece a su maravilloso tercer álbum “The Queen Is Dead”. Oficialmente no se publicó como single, aunque existen algunas copias como tal, una tirada pequeña que se lanzó en Alemania. The Woodentops, “Good Thing”. Originales de Londres, publicaron discos entre 1985 y 1988. Good Thing es un sensillo que pertenece a tu segundo álbum “Giant” (1986) . Lanzaron algunos singles de moderado éxito en las islas y parte de Europa. Con un sonido que a muchos puede recordar a The Housemartins. Everything But The Girl, "When All's Well”. Grupo de origen Indie Pop con toques de Jazz, pasando por el Pop ochentero y acabando como una banda de electrónica en los 90s, pero siempre conservando su sello independiente. La canción se editó como single en 1985 muy influenciado por el sonido de gitarras de los Smiths. The Housemartins, “Bow Down”. Una de sus canciones más bonitas, que no se llegó a lanzar con single, pertenece al segundo y último disco de la banda, publicado en 1987. Poco tiempo después anunciaron su disolución. Como dato curioso, uno de sus integrantes, el que tocaba el bajo, no era otro que Norman Cook, más conocido por Fatboy Slim. Modern English, "I Melt with You”. Grupo inglés de New Wave, comenzaron en 1977 y continúan realizado giras por el Reino Unido. La canción es su mayor éxito hasta la fecha, publicado en 1982. The Essence, “Only For You”. Formación original de Rotterdam (Holanda), comenzaron en 1984 y a mediados de los 90s publicaron su último disco. Como dato decir que es muy evidente la influencia de The Cure, sobretodo la forma de cantar de Hans Diener recuerda mucho a Robert Smith. The Cure, “Lovesong”. Y hablando de Robert Smith y compañía. Single extraído de su exitoso y magnifico álbum “Disintegration” (1989). The Psychedelic Furs, “Heaven”. Single extraído de su álbum “Mirror Moves” de 1984 Primal Scream, “Velocity Girl”. Single inédito, publicado en el recopilatorio de artistas emergentes de la revista NME en 1986. Peter Murphy, “Cuts You Up”. El ex líder de Bauhaus comenzó su carrera solista al disolverse el grupo, publicando muy buenos discos en los 80s. Esta canción pertenece a su tercer álbum “Deep” publicado en 1989. Héroes del Silencio, "Héroe De Leyenda (Versión Maxi)". Grupo español de Rock Alternativo, influenciado por el Post-Punk y la New Wave. Logrando gran éxito en países como Alemania durante la década de los 90s. este tema, en versión extendida, pertenece a su EP homónimo lanzado en 1987. The Chameleons, “Tears”. Grupo de culto, originales de Middleton. Single de 1986, perteneciente a su disco “Strange Times”. The House Of Love, "I Don't Know Why I Love You”. Grupo Londinense de Rock Alternativo, con varios discos publicados entre los 80s y los 90s. Su mayor éxito fue esta canción, publicada como single en 1989. The Mighty Lemon Drop, "Inside Out (12'' Version)". Banda inglesa de Post-Punk muy influenciada por Echo & The Bunnymen. En activo entre 1985 y 1993. La canción se editó como single en 1988 convirtiéndose en su mayor éxito. Espero que os agrade el Podcast y ayude a conocer alguna de estas maravillosas canciones. TRACKLIST: 01 - Echo & The Bunnymen - Bring On The Dancing Horses 02 - The Waterboys - The Pan Within 03 - The La's - There She Goes 04 - Lloyd Cole And The Commotions - Jennifer She Said 05 - The Stone Roses - She Bangs The Drums 06 - The Smiths - Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others 07 - The Woodentops - Good Thing 08 - Everything But The Girl - When All's Well 09 - The Housemartins - Bow Down 10 - I Melt with You (7' mix) 11 - The Essence - Only For You 12 - The Cure - Lovesong 13 - The Psychedelic Furs - Heaven 14 - Primal Scream - Velocity Girl 15 - Peter Murphy - Cuts You Up 16 - Héroes del Silencio - Héroe De Leyenda (Versión Maxi) 17 - The Chameleons - Tears (Full Arrangement) 18 - The House Of Love - I Don't Know Why I Love You (7" Version) 19 - The Mighty Lemon Drop - Inside Out (12'' Version)

Norman Cook - otherwise known as Fatboy Slim - is one of the biggest musical artists in the world….in the 80s and 90s he popularised the big beat genre, he has sold out some of the biggest venues in the world, won a load of Brit Awards and there is not doubt you've heard Praise You, Rockefeller Skank and Weapon of Choice. His brilliant doco called Right Here, Right Now is on FoxTel and BINGE now. Check out The Matty Johns Podcast YouTube channel here The guys on Insta here and TikTok here.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Reporting to us live from his bed in Bristol and armed with a bacon sandwich, it's DJ, reality star, and bisexual icon Woody Cook. You may know him from starring alongside his mum Zoe Ball on Celebrity Gogglebox, or for his incredible ballgown which stole the show at the Attitude Awards. We speak about how bisexual representation has transformed, how boys' fashion needs to evolve, and how his dad Norman Cook aka Fat Boy Slim introduced him to the Labour Party. Resources for LGBTQ+ mental health support: The Trevor Project- provides crisis support services to young LGBTQ+ people. Visit TrevorSpace for advice, resources and support.Mind- they have a page specifically dedicated to LGBTQ+ mental health with useful resources on how to manage your mental health, supporting others with their mental health as well further information on helplines and face to face support. Visit here.Gender Intelligence- Gendered Intelligence is a trans-led organisation- its aim is to improve the lives of trans people. It has a whole network of therapists and counsellors to tap into, see here. it offers youth and community support services, group services, mentoring, residential trips and a support line. Please check out their website. HelplinesSwitchboard - (0300 330 0630) , open 10am–10pm every day. Email support: chris@switchboard.lgbt/. Online chat is also available through their homepage.MindLine Trans+ (0300 330 5468), is a confidential emotional, mental health support helpline for people who identify as transgender, agender, gender fluid and non-binary.Mindout - MindOut Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans & Queer Mental Health Service – call 01273234839 or email info@mindout.org.uk or contact directly through their Online Support service. Dates and times on the website.

Reporting to us live from his bed in Bristol and armed with a bacon sandwich, it's DJ, reality star, and bisexual icon Woody Cook. You may know him from starring alongside his mum Zoe Ball on Celebrity Gogglebox, or for his incredible ballgown which stole the show at the Attitude Awards. We speak about how bisexual representation has transformed, how boys' fashion needs to evolve, and how his dad Norman Cook aka Fat Boy Slim introduced him to the Labour Party. Resources for LGBTQ+ mental health support: The Trevor Project- provides crisis support services to young LGBTQ+ people. Visit TrevorSpace for advice, resources and support. Mind- they have a page specifically dedicated to LGBTQ+ mental health with useful resources on how to manage your mental health, supporting others with their mental health as well further information on helplines and face to face support. Visit here. Gender Intelligence- Gendered Intelligence is a trans-led organisation- its aim is to improve the lives of trans people. It has a whole network of therapists and counsellors to tap into, see here. it offers youth and community support services, group services, mentoring, residential trips and a support line. Please check out their website. HelplinesSwitchboard - (0300 330 0630) , open 10am–10pm every day. Email support: chris@switchboard.lgbt/. Online chat is also available through their homepage.MindLine Trans+ (0300 330 5468), is a confidential emotional, mental health support helpline for people who identify as transgender, agender, gender fluid and non-binary.Mindout - MindOut Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans & Queer Mental Health Service – call 01273234839 or email info@mindout.org.uk or contact directly through their Online Support service. Dates and times on the website.

Norman Cook has been a fixture as superstar DJ Fat Boy Slim since the 90s. He started his musical career as part of the band the Housemartins but it was Fat Boy Slim that changed his life. In 1998, his second album "You've Come Along Way Baby" went to number 1, featuring the now classic dance tracks "Praise You”, "Right Here Right Now” and “Rockafeller Skank”. His legendary party Big Beach Boutique II, took place on Brighton beach 20 years ago and made the history books as the biggest outdoor party to have ever taken place in the UK. Sky recently released a documentary about it called “Right Here, Right Now”. Here, Norman talks about that day, his journey to success, family, getting sober and life now. Norman has two children with his ex wife, radio presenter Zoe Ball and still lives in Brighton, where he even served coffee during the pandemic. All hail, Norman Cook.Find out about gigs here: https://www.fatboyslim.net/Changes is a deaf friendly podcast, transcripts can be accessed here: https://www.anniemacmanus.com/changes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're joined by Norman Cook aka Fatboy Slim discussing David Byrne, his approach to music making and his approach to DJ'ing. All Rights Reserved. Interview is copyrighted.

Bush is joined by Norman Cook aka "Fatboy Slim" to discuss his life as a musician and his new 2023 tour.

ARTIST: JAY VEGAS TITLE: Movin' LABEL: Summer-ized Sessions CAT. #: SS023 GENRE: House FORMAT: Digital BEATPORT EXCLUSIVE: 30th September 2022 GENERAL RELEASE: 14th October 2022 ----------------------- 01. Jay Vegas - Movin' (Original Mix) ----------------------- DESCRIPTION: Stepping into Autumn, we are pleased to welcome Jay Vegas to the record label! With an illustrious career that has seen him making waves since the early 90's, Jay has appeared on labels such as Subliminal, Toolroom, and Ministry Of Sound among others, gaining support from some of the industry's biggest names including: David Morales, Mark Knight, Mousse T, Norman Cook, Junior Vasquez, Danny Rampling and Grant Nelson. Making his debut, he brings us a track that is stacked with classic Hip-Hop samples, groovy Garage basslines, and chuggy Latino rhythms. 'Movin' is a surefire dancefloor hit, ready to do what it says: keeping people 'Movin'...! ----------------------- SUMMER-IZED SESSIONS SOCIALS www.facebook.com/summerizedsessions @summerized_sessions www.twitter.com/Summerized_s www.instagram.com/summerized_Sessions ----------------------- If you support the track, please send links to charts, playlists, reviews, radio plays, even your demos and anything else we might like to: info@summer-izedsessions.com

Team 1: Martin, Darren, Lee and Jamie from York. Team 2: Christopher, James, Alex and Tim from Bristol In which Morghanna breaks some glass. Support us on Patreon Visit our Website Follow us on Twitter Check out our Redbubble Store Theme music: The Castle of Confusion by Chris Jerden-Cooke "Trip to the Heifer", a parody of Cornershop and Norman Cook's "Brimful of Asha - the Norman Cook Mix", was written by Drassil on the knightmare.com forums and has been used with his permission. The backing track is used for the purpose of parody. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/knightmarepod/message

Le club du vendredi, c'est l'émission qui se danse en direct des studios de Radio Nova. Deux heures de musique pour se chauffer avant le week-end. Rejoins-nous sur la piste ! Tracklist : Bone Thugs-N-Harmony - 1st Of Tha Month The Universal Robot Band - Dance and Shake Your Tamborine Mighty Dub Katz - Just Another GrooveYaeji - Raingurl Bary Gibbs - Illusion (Dimitri From Paris Edit)Clams Casino - I'm God feat. Imogen HeapMiguel - Sky Walker (feat. Travis Scott) St. Julien - Evenbud (feat. Budgie) Perel - Matrix (Sofia Kourtesis Remix) LFO - LFO (The Leeds Warehouse Mix) Musique - Keep On Jumpin' (François K Mix) Moodymann - Mahogany Brown Javonntte - Away Romanthony - The Wanderer (CD Remix #9) Kasso - WalkmanNookie - Only YouLTJ Bukem - Horizons Alèmayèhu Esthèté - Telantena ZaréIain Matthews - Man In The Station (P Wax Cut-Up) Lonnie Gordon - Bad Mood (MK's Masters At Work's Bass Hit) Jerald Daemyon - Summer Madness (M.A.W. Club Mix)Lucio Battisti - Il velieroGregory Isaacs - Extra Classic Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

This week, Marina Hyde on Boris Johnson's ability to blame everything on anyone but himself (1m42s), musician Norman Cook, AKA Fatboy Slim, on his mental health DJ classes (8m48s), Emma Beddington investigates whether winging it to the top really works (19m07s), and Imogen West-Knights looks at how the ‘mid-century millennial' look took over our homes (33m03s)

Dave talks to Norman Cook, aka Fatboy Slim, ahead of his appearance at Indiependence Festival in Mitchelstown, Cork, at the end of July

En este episodio disfruta del primer monográfico dedicado a Norman Cook. “Gamberro, elegante, atrevido, visionario…cualquiera de estos atributos define muy bien su música y su carrera. Para el no hay reglas: Es el house más elegante y el pop-rock sin etiquetas. Lo underground convertido en mainstream con melodías que se repiten una y otra vez quedándose en la mente de todos nosotros durante décadas. Suena a frase hecha, pero es la jodida realidad, sino hubiera existido habría que haberlo inventado. Es Sir Norman Cook. O lo que es lo mismo: Faboy Slim, Beats International, Pizzaman, Mighty Dub Kats, Freakpower, Housemartins…“ Si te gusta la música de este episodio, descárgate a la app de House Deluxe para iphone y Android. Appstore : https://apps.apple.com/es/app/housedeluxe/id1604078012 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=appinventor.ai_streaminglivespain.housedeluxe House Deluxe by Ganny Martín presenta la edición "The Kings Of House". Los djs y productores más destacados de la escena house mundial, son los protagonistas de cada monográfico donde se repasa su discografía y aquellos lanzamientos que los ha llevado a los más alto. https://twitter.com/GannyMartin https://www.instagram.com/ganny.martin https://www.facebook.com/housedeluxeradio

Andy & Nick breakdown the psychedelic allure of hosting a properly unruly dance party at Cervantes. Is Nick proud of Andy? Let's talk about his Bumble profile and judge him accordingly. But more importantly, we welcome a true gentleman & party scholar: Norman Cook (aka Fatboy Slim)! Get the lowdown on his origins, evolutions, & forthcoming horizons. Andy gives him basketball advice. Get uplifted. Get your voyeuristic rocks off now by watching this episode via youtube.  Follow us on Instagram @worldsavingpodcast For more information on Andy Frasco, the band and/or the blog, go to: AndyFrasco.com Check out Andy's new song, "Spill The Beans" on iTunes, Spotify  make yourself happy: www.fatboyslim.net Produced by Andy Frasco Joe Angelhow Chris Lorentz Audio mix by Chris Lorentz Featuring: Brian Schwartz Arno Bakker

Et votre quart d'heure de slows du vendredi ! TRACKLIST “D” TRAIN - YOU'RE THE ONE FOR MECHARLOTTE ADIGERY & BOLIS PUPUL - BLENDAYOUNG MC - BUST A MOVETHE VELVET UNDERGROUND - TEMPTATION INSIDE YOUR HEART MARTHA AND THE VANDELLAS - HEAT WAVEBEATS INTERNATIONAL - DUB BE GOOD TO ME (EXTENDED)SHYGIRL - CLEO MOODYMANN - TECHNOLOGYSTOLEMYVINYLE THE CURE - THE LOVE CATS ARCA - RAKATA AMINÉ - CHARMANDER PARQUET COURTS - TRULLIODJ KOZE - PICK UP DJ PIERRE PRESENT PHUTURE SCOPE - PLASTIC (WILD PITCH MIX)PHOENIX - IF I EVER FEEL BETTERJUSTUS KOHNCKE - TIMECODE (MAXI VERSION)JOHNNY MATHIS - MISTY THE FLEETWOODS - MR. BLUEELVIS COSTELLO & THE ATTRACTIONS - ALMOST BLUEGUCCI MANE - 1 MINUTE PRINCE & THE REVOLUTION - DARLING NIKKI See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lee Groves is one of the leading music producers and a multi-award winner in the music industry. Having started his career programming sound-cards and creating samples for many famous artists, he went on to become a session-player, writer and producer. Lee's clients include, Norman Cook, Steve White, Neil Conti, Vince Clarke, Britney Spears, Madonna and Janet Jackson. In 2007, Lee moved to Australia to work at Level 7 Studios, where he produced many award-winning records. After moving to New York in 2013, Lee's success continued, with much of his work being used for film and television. Read 'Eating Smoke: One Man's Descent into Crystal Meth Psychosis in Hong Kong's Triad Heartland.' Paperback UK: https://amzn.to/2YoeaPx Paperback US: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0993543944 Support the podcast at: https://www.patreon.com/christhrall (£2 per month plus perks) https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-our-veterans-to-tell-their-story https://paypal.me/TeamThrall Sign up for my NON-SPAM newsletter and FREE books: https://christhrall.com/mailing-list/ Social media Links: https://facebook.com/christhrall https://twitter.com/christhrall https://instagram.com/chris.thrall https://linkedin.com/in/christhrall https://youtube.com/christhrall https://discord.gg/yqvHRUN https://christhrall.com 

SUPPORT MUSIC IS NOT A GENRE ON PATREON WATCH MUSIC is not a GENRE VIDEOS and MORE There's nothing that gets me going like a good Housemartins song. When you hear one of their mega hits on the radio, it takes you back to a time when… Okay you get it. Practically no one has heard of the Housemartins, the 1980s British jangle pop band whose biggest hit was an a cappella cover of the Isley, Jasper, Isley song “Caravan of Love”. If you were into the Smiths, you should go check them out. And while you're listening, keep in mind that their bass player was Norman Cook. Another forgotten name, right? Sure, except that in 1996 he adopted the stage name Fatboy Slim and helped to change the face of dance music. Like so many successful DJs, his roots were in music other than dance. In Cook's case, punk & the aforementioned jangle pop. Throughout all that he was DJing – often as DJ Quentox, but it didn't come to the forefront for him until the late 1980s when he formed the loose collective Beats International. This was back when sampling was becoming huge, but before any laws were passed to regulate it. Naturally, sampling lawsuits were becoming huge too. And one hit Cook so hard he had to pivot, which in turn helped to infuse his music with even more original ideas & exploration beyond the recontextualizing of sampling & remixing he had mostly been doing. During this time, he worked under the band names Freak Power, Pizzaman & the Mighty Dub Katz, before finally settling on Fatboy Slim, a name he says is “goofy & ironic” like much of his music. As Fatboy Slim, he blew up, particularly his second album, 1998's You've Come a Long Way, Baby. With “Right Here, Right Now”, “The Rockafeller Skank” & “Praise You”, he broke through internationally and never looked back. Halfway Between the Gutter and the Stars continued the success, particularly with “Weapon of Choice” & that awesome Christopher Walken video. Since then Cook kept at it in various ways, as Fatboy Slim, the Brighton Port Authority, again as Mighty Dub Katz, and doing remixes for all kinds of artists including Cornershop, A Tribe Called Quest & the Beastie Boys. No matter what Cook does, he's always exploring & expanding, never settling for rote dance music of ANY kind. He always infuses his music with a variety of sources – samples, funk, electronica, rock, glitch, world, ambient, spoken word – and structures his songs like SONGS and not just seven minutes of danceable music. He's a DJ. An artist. A musician. And to some that's controversial. I've been a DJ off & on since I was a pre-teen. Even back then I understood that there are many kinds of DJs & many ways TO DJ. Play only the hits. Play the hits but throw in some surprises. Play obscure tunes altogether. Play a mix of genres or play all one kind of music. Play stand-alone songs, or crossfade & beat match. Create remixes of existing songs as new styles. Create entirely new mixes & remixes, both as recordings and completely on the spot live. LISTEN TO HEAR MY DISCUSSION OF THE EXCELLENT BOOK ON THE HISTORY OF DJs & DJing, Last Night a DJ Saved My Life. REC - “The Power of Repetition (Everlasting)” (from the album Syncopy for the Weird) REC - “If It Feels All Right” (from the album Parts and Labour) Discuss dammit! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/musicisnotagenre/support

Right Here, Right Now... All aboard the Big Beat bus for Brighton's finest DJ, Mr Norman Cook. We chat his early days and club nights on the South coast, maverick directors, Big Beach Boutique gigs and all the samples he spun into the singles of his iconic album, 'You've Come A Long Way, Baby'. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/societyowesmeagenxpodcast/message

It's been 25 years this week since Norman Cook put out the Fatboy Slim debut album 'Better Living Through Chemistry'. I thought it would be interesting to put together a mix based on the tracks from the album. Not just a normal mix though, I've been diving into the tracks themselves to pull out loops and samples which are sprinkled through this DJ set. It's a little chaotic but then again that seems on theme when you're talking about Fatboy Slim.  

The subject that we have explored, possibly more than any other, in the past year of The Possibility Club podcast has been the impact of the pandemic on the music industry.   We've heard perspectives on festivals and clubs from Norman Cook as well as the plight of venues from Mark Davyd and the Music Venue Trust. We spoke to songwriter Fiona Bevan and opera singer Meeta Raval about lockdown through an artists' lens.    Why?   It has been the microcosm of the macrocosm - an industry that was already under significant strain, learning the hard way that the 21st century is turning out to be very very different from the one before. Also the music industry is, at once, the jewel in the UK's economic crown punching above its weight around the world - and also an increasingly hostile place for new and emerging performers, writers or venues that people to take a few risks. Pre-COVID-19, all was not well - but the opportunities were huge. Afterwards, it will be similar - but potentially in different ways.   In this episode, we return to music, and all of its diverse slipstreams, one last time.   Our special contributors, thinking hard about what comes next, are:   Rachael Perrin, a musician, social entrepreneur and creative industries coach - known by many for being the co-founder and co-director of community music facilitators, Soundcastle.   Thom Milner-Smith is a music and live events promoter based in Worthing on the south coast. His company, atom presents, produces different scale gigs and shows - and had to make some big decisions over the past 18 months.   And Laura Vane is known as 'the little lady with the big voice', a singer of her own volition collaborating closely with acts such as The Streets, Gnarls Barkley and MJ Cole - and also the frontwoman Anglo-Dutch funk band The Vipertones.      Each of these guests are speaking in a personal capacity, and from the heart, from different stages in the pandemic - from right back at the start when lockdown was a novelty, to more recently in Spring 2021 with the UK cautiously opening up.   ---   Useful links:   https://www.atompresents.co.uk/   https://soundcastle.co.uk/   https://lauravane.com/     ---   If you've not yet signed up to Richard's free weekly love letter to society, Finding Chances, then you can for free at www.findingchances.substack.com. He writes about the people he meet, the lessons he's learning and the extraordinary organisations powering change in business, culture and education. You're also very welcome to join The Possibility Club network - it's a safe space to think aloud, where thinkers, do-ers and curious folk test ideas and discuss topics of interest and importance. You'll enjoy it, I promise. Join for free at www.thepossibilityclub.org

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Le preguntan a Billie Joe Armstrong por canción favorita y álbum predilecto de Green Day en una entrevista en Vulture. Y se inclina por aquel "Jesus of Suburbia" de diez minutos y por el "Kerplunk" de 1991 que dice que capturaba el sonido de los primeros años de la formación y que está escrito cuando contaba 18-19 años y era casi autobiográfico. El 30º aniversario de The Charlatans hay que celebrarlo con un boxset y con una gira este invierno. "A head full of ideas" contendrá cinco vinilos en color azul con directos, demos, rarezas y remixes (Chemical Brothers, Sleaford Mods, Norman Cook...). Noticia del día es que Billie Eilish avanza que su próximo disco se llamará "Happier than ever". Y también que Janet Jackson destine parte de las ventas de fetiches y artículos digitales de los 35 años de "Control" a causas benéficas. Novedad internacional es un tema nuevo más de ese "Convocations" que es el homenaje de Sufjan Stevens a su padre. Novedades de aquí son el último single con resaca de un Día de la Hispanidad, antes de que salga el álbum, de Emilia Pardo y Bazán; el álbum en solitario de Ale, miembro de Los Árboles; un nuevo single doble de Celistia, las aventuras desde Alicante de Finde Fantasma y otro doble single (de debut con clip de su cara B) de The Deathlines. Desde México llega la propuesta de Telegramas Ajenos hablando de existencialismo y sátira social. Se cumplen veinte años de "El artista adolescente" aquel único disco, presentación y despedida de Dar Ful Ful. Vuelven Doble Pletina con la banda sonora de "Stop", película musical dirigida por Stanley Sunday que se verá el 1 de mayo en el Teatro del CCCB en Barcelona. Y mañana en el Jardín Botánico desde las 18,- Zahara estrena su nuevo disco que remata trilogía en una acción de Radio 3 Extra. Escuchar audio

1 Norman Cook, This Should Be Played At High Volume2 Kali, Ali Love, Emperor feat. Kali (Maceo Plex Last Disco Remix)3 Hot Since 82, Habischman, Leave Me (Original Mix)4 Jaymo & Andy George, Remember (Original Mix)5 Dusky, What I Never Knew (Original Mix)6 Justin Jay, Static (Original Mix)7 Martin Landsky, ET2 (Original Mix)8 DJ PP, I Fell The Music (Original Mix)9 KODY, You Were (Original Mix) LEFTWING10 Groovebox, Brooklyn (Original Mix)11 Pleasurekraft, Anubis (Mike Vale Remix)12 Jerome Robins, Good For Me (Original Mix) DJ Dan

Grammy nominatted singer, songwriter, producer and trombonist, Ashley Slater joins us on Episode 24 - (6 out of of 7 special Honorary Councillor podcasts) Ashley emigrated to England in 1977, where he joined the regimental band of the Royal Scots - serving in the army for 6 1/2 years - before joining the jazz orchestral collective Loose Tubes.  As an Honorary Councillor, he played on the single version of The Lodgers 'A newly recorded version presented to you by public demand' which featured The Style Council's biggest studio entourage to date plus The Orange Album (The Cost of Loving LP) on tracks Walking The Night and Fairy Tales. In 1993, he began working with Norman Cook on the now seminal band, Freak Power. They had a Europe-wide number 1 hit in 1995, following use of their tune "Turn on, Tune in, Cop Out".  If you want to support the podcast financially, you can buy me a virtual coffee via the link below (£3) Buy me a coffee on ko-fi

In this After Corona episode, we're returning to look at the music industry, which has had an incredibly tumultuous year, and building on our past conversations with Norman Cook, Amy Lamé and Fiona Bevan who all referred to the work of the man you are about to hear. Mark Davyd is the founder and CEO of Music Venue Trust, the charity that represents hundreds of small and medium-sized venues in the UK. He is the co-owner of Tunbridge Wells Forum, a venue he founded in a toilet over 20 years ago and was the former CEO of Rhythmix, for two decades the multi-award winning music and mental health organisation that worked with young people in challenging circumstances. Mark's past commercial music career has also seen him work as an artist manager, label owner and promoter. There is very little about the music industry that is not understood by my guest this episode. Mark, and the Music Venues Trust, have been hailed as heroes by many in the UK for running some very hard-hitting campaigns that put small and medium pubs and gig venues at the forefront of cultural recovery funding. Veteran radio DJ Steve Lamacq is just one of the voices calling for Mark Davyd and his team to receive an official honour - because since March 2020, an estimated £1.2million has been raised, preventing 556 music venues from having to close. We spoke to Mark shortly before Christmas 2020 - about the campaign and the forensic approach by the Music Venues Trust, and what elements of their approach worked and why, what more is to be done, and whether the music industry will be scarred forever by the near death experience of so many of its grassroots venues. Useful links: http://musicvenuetrust.com/ https://saveourvenues.co.uk/ https://www.musicweek.com/opinion/read/viewpoint-mark-davyd-on-the-battle-to-reopen-every-venue-safely/081590 https://www.nme.com/news/music/steve-lamacq-calls-for-music-venue-trust-boss-mark-davyd-to-get-a-knighthood-2750953 — For more information on how you can get involved with The Possibility Club – an inclusive community of professionals working out what's next, have a look here > www.thepossibilityclub.org You can also receive Finding Chances, a free weekly letter from Richard Freeman, looking behind-the-scenes at business, culture, community and education by signing-up at www.findingchances.substack.com/ We'd love to know what you think of this podcast. Please review and share your responses to this podcast on your favourite podcast platform.

C is for Leicester‘s Cornershop, via Hove's own Norman Cook and fellow Brighton-based DJ & graffiti artist REQ. Expect a brimful of international beats, big beats, dub beats, dead beats and beat poets. Featuring: Dub be good to me, Beats International The Clash, Guns of Brixton Just be good to be, The S.O.S. Band Brimful of Asha, Cornershop Brimful of Asha, Cornershop Norman Cook remix The Way You Dream, Asha Bhosle and Michael Stipe England‘s Dreaming, Cornershop Born Disco Died Heavy Metal, Cornershop When The Light Appears Boy, Cornershop and Allen Ginsberg Sleep on the Left Side, Cornershop Good Shit, Cornershop Candyman, Cornershop and Justin Warfield Norwegian Wood, Cornershop Born Disco Died Heavy Metal, Cornershop & Mike Flowers --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/societyowesmeagenxpodcast/message

Dub be good to me comme les religieux chanterait God has been good to me ! On vénère donc la dub aujourd'hui avec les Anglais de Beats International Dub be good to me sortit en 1990 est un single de Beats International en featuring avec la chanteuse Lindy Layton. Ce titre est considéré comme la chanson signature du groupe. C'est en réalité une réinterprétation du Just Be Good to me de SOS band auquel est ajouté le sample d'un son mythique de l'année 1979 : Guns of Brixton des Clash Cette audace déclenchera des poursuites judiciaires des différents ayants droits, puisque Beats International n'a tout simplement, jamais demandé l'autorisation pour utiliser les morceaux originaux.À ce stade là on ne peut plus vraiment parler de cover. Ca n'empêche que ce morceau devient un succès planétaire à l'époque, mais qui leur coute aussi plus chère qu'il ne leur rapporte. À part ça, Beats International est un groupe formé en 89 par Norman Cook. Leur carrière sera très courte, seulement deux ans après la formation, sonne la fin du projet, faut de succès. Norman Cook ne s'arrête pas là, puisqu'il deviendra à partir de 1996 le DJ star Fatboy Slim Un détournement de son mélangant SOS band et les Clash, c'était tentant mais faut quand même pas déconner avec Joe Strummer. Tout de suite on écoute ce remake avec Dub be good to me par Beats International, sur euradio.

As you know, we're exploring the impact of Covid-19 and other 21st century traumas on UK life - particularly the worlds of business, culture and education - talking to those working at the coalface. A special area of focus, over a number of episodes, is the music industry. Already a sector facing radical adaptation in a digital age, always treading a fine line between a public devoted to live music, festivals and championing their favourite artists and unsustainable business models, the death of record sales and a fragile future for many grassroots music venues. Throw in a global pandemic, and even the most fundamental recording, touring, creating and performing becomes a minefield. We've spoken to Norman Cook about club and festival survival, Meeta Raval about the state of opera and Amy Lamé about London's night-time economy in lockdown - with many more expert voices still to come, who will help to unpick this complex and valuable world. In this podcast episode, our special guest is Fiona Bevan. East Anglian Fiona is both a singer-songwriter of her own folk-inspired music and one of the UK's most prolific pop and rock songwriters for global acts as diverse as Kylie Minogue, Steps, Nick Mulvey, Lewis Capaldi, Aurora, Ed Harcourt and The Backstreet Boys to name just a handful. A contributor to a clutch of top 40 hit singles and albums, and an acclaimed performer of her own work, Fiona is still best known by many for co-writing the song 'Little Things' with Ed Sheeran. The song was released by One Direction in 2012, getting to number one in 13 countries with platinum certified sales in the UK, USA, Australia, Norway, Mexico and Canada, winning a coveted BMI award for the song-writing. Richard spoke to Fiona about the real lows of being a performer when you are banned from performing, the highs of having a dizzyingly upbeat track included on one of the biggest selling albums of 2020 - and what she thinks needs to change as the industry recovers from this unprecedented crisis. --- Useful links: https://fionabevan.co.uk/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiona_Bevan http://www.navigatorrecords.co.uk/artists/fiona-bevan/ https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/kylie-minogue-songwriter-fiona-bevan-paid-only-100-in-streaming-royalties-for-album-work-xbdl0cxcs https://www.songwritingmagazine.co.uk/how-i-wrote/one-direction-little-things-fiona-bevan --- For more information on how you can get involved with The Possibility Club – an inclusive community of professionals working out what's next, have a look here > www.thepossibilityclub.org You can also receive Finding Chances, a free weekly letter from Richard Freeman, looking behind-the-scenes at business, culture, community and education by signing-up at findingchances.substack.com/ We'd love to know what you think of this podcast. Please review and share your responses to this podcast on your favourite podcast platform. This is an always possible podcast. The interviewer was Richard Freeman for always possible and the producer was Chris Thorpe-Tracey for Lo Fi Arts.

Dans cet épisode, on va vous parler de Norman Cook alias Fatboy Slim, sans doute le DJ anglais le plus célèbre du monde et de son deuxième album “You’ve Come a Long Way Baby” qui sort en 1998.   Installé à Brighton au sud de l’Angleterre, Fatboy Slim invente la bande-son d'une aventure hédoniste et paillarde : le big beat. Un mélange ultra efficace de hip-hop, dance, rock et techno, sans autre but que celui de vous faire danser.   Lui qui tout au long de sa carrière a collectionné les avatars et fait des loopings va finalement s’imposer comme une superstar et placer le big beat anglais sur la carte du monde, grâce à une enfilade de tubes comme “Praise you”, “Right here, right now”, “Gangster tripping” et bien sûr “The rockafeller skank”.  On vous raconte la story de Norman Cook avec Olivia, on part dans un petit home studio à Brighton avec Grégoire et Fanny revient sur le clip complètement dingue de "Praise you" ! Crédits : Générique : Dr Alban "Sing hallelujah". Titres écoutés dans l'émission : “Right here, right now”, “The rockafeller skank”, “Fucking in heaven”, “Gangster tripping”, “Build it up, Tear it down”, “Kalifornia”, “Soul surfing”, “You're not from Brighton”, “Praise you”, “Love island” et “Acid 8000”. The Housemartins “Caravan of love”, Beats International “Dub be good to me”, Just Brothers “Sliced tomatoes”, Vinyl Dogs Vibe feat. Lord Finesse “Vinyl dogs”, John Barry “Beat girl - main title”, DJ Shadow “Entropy”, Ann Robinson “All brothers”, James Young “Barkin up the wrong tree”, Dust Junkys “Beat bo wash”.  Chaque mois dans Radio K7 on vous raconte l'histoire d'un disque culte qui a marqué nos années 90s. Une émission animée par Emmanuel Minelle, Fanny Giniès, Olivia Godat et Grégoire Sauvage. Enregistrée chez Fanny Giniès. Identité graphique réalisée par Floating Studio. LAISSEZ UN MESSAGE APRES LE BIP ! Vous pouvez nous appeler au 07 61 36 84 15, pour suggérer un album, nous donner votre avis ou nous raconter une blague ! On diffusera les messages au prochain épisode.  Sinon retrouvez-nous sur les internets : Twitter : @RadioK7Podcast Instagram : @radio_k7 Facebook : @Radiok7podcast

Leo Blokhuis pluist in deze podcast de samples uit die Norman Cook alias Fatboy Slim in de jaren 90 allemaal gebruikt in zijn hits Praise You en The Rockafeller Skank. En ken je zijn groep Beats International, toen samplede Cook ook al.

Welcome to a new episode of Off The Beat & Track Podcast with me Stu Whiffen.This episodes special guest is Norman Cook!!!I met with Norman remotely during the lockdown and we had a wonderful chat, we spoke about growing up, School, record shops, clubbing and so much more great music chatIf you want to hear more from OTBAT i have a patreon page where i add 4 weekly radio shows, video episodes and much more each week and you can support the pod by getting behind it www.patreon.com/offthebeatandtrackHope you enjoy this chat and if you do please feel free to support the podcast herehttps://supporter.acast.com/offthebeatandtrackPlease also subscribe and follow the podcast on the social media links belowOff The Beat & Trackwww.offthebeatandtrackpodcast.comhttps://twitter.com/beatandtrackpodhttps://www.facebook.com/offthebeatandtrackpodcast/https://www.instagram.com/offthebeatandtrack/?hl=en Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/offthebeatandtrack. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

These conversations are through the lens of Post-traumatic growth - and seeing if there can be such a thing in UK society, culture and business. The Covid-19 pandemic has been the weirdest and least planned-for social experiment in our lifetimes, and it has exposed what is broken about many of our systems and sectors - as well as what is possible when you allow new ideas to be tested. In this episode, the topic is the UK's clubs, festivals and night-time music culture. And our very special guest is Norman Cook. Norman Cook has had a unique and prolific music career since 1985 when he joined indiepop band The Housemartins, before experimenting with new sounds in hip-hop, house music and big beat as a producer, remixer and artist - going on to become one of the most globally recognised superstar DJs in the mid-90s under his alias Fatboy Slim. Norman holds the Guinness World Record for having the most top 40 hits under different names and aliases - from Beats International and Freak Power to Mighty Dub Katz and Pizzaman. He is a regular staple on the summer festival circuits, headlining stages all over the world and closing stages at Coachella, Glastonbury the New Orleans Voodoo Music Experience and Bestival amongst many others; and his legendary one-off shows include performances at World Cups, in the House of Commons, at the London 2012 Olympics Closing Ceremony and to over 100,000 people on Brighton Beach. We spoke to Norman in September 2020, just as the second wave of coronavirus was starting to become apparent in Europe - and we talked about the impact of the pandemic on the world of dance music, festivals and clubs - and whether there can be anything positive taken from a time in which the experiences he is famous for creating have been forbidden and unsafe. --- Useful links: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fatboy_Slim https://www.fatboyslim.net/ https://www.mixcloud.com/FatboySlim/fatboy-slim-lockdown-mixtape/ —-- For more information on how you can get involved with The Possibility Club – an inclusive community of professionals working out what's next, have a look here. We'd also love to know what you think. Please review and share your responses to this podcast on your favourite podcast platform. This is an always possible podcast. The interviewer was Richard Freeman for always possible and the producer was Chris Thorpe-Tracey for Lo Fi Arts.

This week for the second time we talk about Norman Cook aka Fatboy Slim, this time featuring his album 'Halfway Between The Gutter And The Stars' and even more of his musical work beyond! Listen and enjoy, and let us know what you think @trackbytrackuk

On this week's episode I'm speaking to a real dance floor pioneer - Fatboy Slim. Known in certain circles as Norman Cook, he's from the first generation of Superstar DJ's, been the go-to guy for huge anthems over the last few decades, and is still a key player in the UK's rich tapestry of nightlife. He's truly royalty here in Cool Britannia, and I'm honoured to bow down and talk to him here on Life of The Party. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Big Thursday 2-hour energy as we welcome Dream Destroyers Owner & former HVC Champ Shawn to the Designated Podcast Area for the first time. We weigh-in on Kyle Allen, B.O.B.'s firing, Aaron Rodgers' flexing (is he an asshole?), Tonyan's breakout & the possibility of a Titans forfeit for week 5. We debut Shawn's fight song, do Winners/Losers, BDP, & Bed-Poopers. Norman Cook is Fatboy Slim's real name. Music by E-40 & Quavo, and Eddie Van Halen.

Welcome to MixBus - a series of exclusive podcasts featuring the worlds best Producers, Mixers, and engineers talking about their careers and their approach to music. Matt Lawrence is a GRAMMY Award-winning producer, mixer and engineer who has worked with some of the worlds biggest acts.His credits include Adele, Amy Winehouse, Black Eyed Peas, Naughty Boy, Emeli Sande, Lady Gaga and Beyoncé to name a few.Starting out at Van Morrison’s residential studio in Bath, A move to London’s legendry Metropolis Studios saw him rise through the ranks to become Chief Engineer where he went on to work with some of the biggest acts in the world.Names such as Sir George Martin, Butch Vig, Steve Osborne, Ben Hillier, Guy Sigsworth, Alan Moulder, Gary Langan, Nellee Hooper, Michael Kamen, Bill Price, Norman Cook, Mark Ronson, Justin Timberlake, Timberland and Will.i.am have all had a direct influence on his career.Welcome Matt...  The success of this series depends on people hearing it so don’t forget to tell your friends and remember to give it a 5 star rating. Please subscribe on your podcast platform of choice to make sure you don’t miss out on future episodes, special offers and promotions. Find out more at kpmixbus.com and follow us on Facebook.com/kpmixbus and @kpmixbus on Instagram and Twitter. Do join me for the next episode..Hope you enjoy the show.  This episode is brought to you in association with KMR Audio, the UK’s leading independent pro audio retailer and recorded and mixed in Association with Audient and the ID44, Audio Technica and Filepass.com, file sharing built specifically for the audio industry.Theme Music by Blondeking Logo by Richard Portman  

Welcome to The Hustle - a regular series of inspiring interviews with some of the most interesting and influential people in music, media, sport and culture, presented by legendary DJ and Grammy-Award-winning music producer Roger Sanchez.In this episode Roger sits down for a socially-distanced chat with a giant of the electronic music world - the one and only Norman Cook (aka Fatboy Slim). Norman is behind seminal dance tracks like Praise You, The Rockafeller Skank, Weapon of Choice, Right Here Right Now and has produced some of the most famous remixes of all time. He's won Grammys, Brits and Ivor Novellos awads, sold millions of records, and played at some of the biggest parties on earth.Norman and Roger talk candidly from their homes in Miami and Brighton about their lives in music and business, successes and failures, family life, roots and culture. A truely fascinating and personal interview with an icon of modern music. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

•La Fiesta del Peñasco• Martes 19-21hs. Radio KLA. |FM 91.7| Mar del Plata, Argentina.

•La Fiesta del Peñasco• Martes 19-21hs. Radio KLA. |FM 91.7| Mar del Plata, Argentina.

•La Fiesta del Peñasco• Martes 19-21hs. Radio KLA. |FM 91.7| Mar del Plata, Argentina.

Cornershop are one of the most influential and original British bands of the ’90s but have not performed live for over 10 years. Tom interviewed founding members Tjinder Singh and Ben Ayres, who have been firm friends since college, about frustrations with the record label, both being “massive music freaks”, and Norman Cook remixing their No.1 hit ‘Brimful of Asha’.

Party Favorz is back with some deep peak hour music for those who start their party later in the evening. Red Alert features the hottest Tech House tracks at the moment with some funky surprises thrown in to mix things up and tingle your spine. Claptone & Mylo's "Drop the Pressure" kicks things off and sets the mood for subsequent tracks before all hell breaks loose. This track is currently sitting at the top of most DJ sets but it's the lesser known songs that are the real winners here. The Cube Guys have recently re-entered the scene after years of success in the commercial and underground space of the electronic music scene in the early millennium. Actually, they never went away but they're definitely making their presence felt these days. The joined up with Bando and re-grooved Dee-Lite's early 90's smash "Groove Is In the Heart" turning it into a deep Tech House track that would fill any dancefloor if we had any. Norman Cook a.k.a. Fatboy Slim is another master class producer and his infectious "All the Ladies" hits that deep groove spot and holds steady before we launch into another Cube Guys remix of the 90's alternative House classic "Red Alert" by Basement Jaxx. Johan S delivers the funky Tech House stomper "Smoke This" and Salt N Pepa's 80's classic "Push It" get's another rework by Safety First!, which is one of two versions currently out for 2020. "Push It" is just one of those songs that delivers in any environment and it would be really difficult to NOT make it a crowd pleaser. Trance megastars Above & Beyond take a stark turn and resurrect New Order's 80's alternative dance classic "Blue Monday" turning it into a massive roof-raising monster with it's signature synth. The always diverse Lucas Debonaire delivers a funky mashup that samples Michael Jackson's famous hook in "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'" and mashes it with the 80's M|A|R|R|S Acid House classic "Pump Up the Volume" and creates an all new booty shaker that's bound to please. Another track blowing up at the moment is the Riva Starr remix of the 2009 Dennis Ferrer low-key House classic "Hey Hey." Here, Riva Starr drops in a familiar Giorgio Moroder groove, bumps up the BPM by 5 and flips this track 360 degrees. Buzz Low's "Thong Song" is a track I just can't get sick of no matter how many times I listen to it. It's definitely a crowd-pleaser with an infectious hook. If things weren't the way they are at the moment, Spinnin Records would have a smash on their hands. Roger M's "Discosizer" lifts the 80's Miguel Brown Hi NRG classic "So Many Men, So Little Time" and mashes it with our favorite DIVA Loleatta Holloway. In fact, there's another Loleatta sample buried in this set as well. I've said it before and keep saying it, this woman's back catalog is likely the most sampled in modern era House Music — full stop! As usual, I could go on and on but I'll let this set speak for itself. COMING SOON After the flubbed incident with Podbean erroneously cancelling my account and subsequently all the subscriptions, it's been one issue after another, while I was trying to make some cosmetic changes to the website. I've gotten through all that but it has put me behind schedule. I already have the cover art and track list compiled for the Spring Edition 2020, so expect that to finally drop by mid-week. I had several new Diva Hall of Fame entries scheduled but decided to drop the one I was saving for last by this coming weekend. My goal is to uplift everyone with things I know you want even if you don't know it yet. I'll follow-up with the other new diva entries, which are small potatoes in comparison the following week before diverting your attention again. I hope everyone is staying safe but still manages to have a fabulous weekend. Until the next time...ENJOY! Album: Red Alert Genre: Tech House, Techno, Bass House, Funky House Year: 2020 Total Time: 02:06:57 1. Claptone & Mylo - Drop The Pressure (Extended Explicit Mix)...

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011: Norman Cook. Norman Cook is none other than Fatboy Slim. With his wild and infectious energy behind the decks, this Mighty Dub Kat has been producing dance music anthems that have rocked many a dancefloor over the past 30 years and is an artist who continues to sell out arenas and clubs of any size across the world. In this episode, recorded at his home in Brighton, we chat about the source of his first house music epiphany, his dalliances in the art world and why some people are just born to be DJs. FOLLOW US Instagram: @houseculturenet Spotify: House Culture - Perfect Playlist Online: www.houseculture.net || See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Norman Cook is a legend. Under the moniker Fatboy Slim the British producer and DJ has been making us dance for decades. His breakthrough album “You've Come a Long Way Baby” gave us ‘Right Here Right Now', ‘Gangster Trippin', ‘The Rockafella Skank', and of course ‘Praise You'. Twenty years ago that song came in at #4 in the Hottest 100, but his popularity has never waned, and when he visited Australia to play massive outdoor shows, I asked him to Take 5. Norman's background is textured; in the 80's he was playing bass with The Housemartins, he had a hit with Beats International, and in 1996 was born again as Fatboy Slim. But at base level, he's a fan. So I asked him to Take 5 with his “dancefloor evergreens”; the songs that never left his crate, that he always returned to. What I didn't realise, is that Norman Cook was about to show us the musical blueprint of who he was today. From the turning point of how he became a DJ, to late nights with British Big Beat legends, and where his musical head is at today, this is an incredibly rich convo with a helluva soundtrack. Arthur Conley – ‘Sweet Soul Music' The Clash – ‘Magnificent Seven' Donna Summer – ‘I Feel Love (Patrick Cowley remix)' J Walter Negro And The Loose Joints – ‘Shoot The Pump' Underworld - ‘Rez'

Norman Cook is a legend. Under the moniker Fatboy Slim the British producer and DJ has been making us dance for decades. His breakthrough album “You’ve Come a Long Way Baby” gave us ‘Right Here Right Now’, ‘Gangster Trippin’, ‘The Rockafella Skank’, and of course ‘Praise You’. Twenty years ago that song came in at #4 in the Hottest 100, but his popularity has never waned, and when he visited Australia to play massive outdoor shows, I asked him to Take 5. Norman’s background is textured; in the 80’s he was playing bass with The Housemartins, he had a hit with Beats International, and in 1996 was born again as Fatboy Slim. But at base level, he’s a fan. So I asked him to Take 5 with his “dancefloor evergreens”; the songs that never left his crate, that he always returned to. What I didn’t realise, is that Norman Cook was about to show us the musical blueprint of who he was today. From the turning point of how he became a DJ, to late nights with British Big Beat legends, and where his musical head is at today, this is an incredibly rich convo with a helluva soundtrack. Arthur Conley – ‘Sweet Soul Music’ The Clash – ‘Magnificent Seven’ Donna Summer – ‘I Feel Love (Patrick Cowley remix)’ J Walter Negro And The Loose Joints – ‘Shoot The Pump’ Underworld - ‘Rez’

Norman Cook is a legend. Under the moniker Fatboy Slim the British producer and DJ has been making us dance for decades. His breakthrough album “You’ve Come a Long Way Baby” gave us ‘Right Here Right Now’, ‘Gangster Trippin’, ‘The Rockafella Skank’, and of course ‘Praise You’. Twenty years ago that song came in at #4 in the Hottest 100, but his popularity has never waned, and when he visited Australia to play massive outdoor shows, I asked him to Take 5. Norman’s background is textured; in the 80’s he was playing bass with The Housemartins, he had a hit with Beats International, and in 1996 was born again as Fatboy Slim. But at base level, he’s a fan. So I asked him to Take 5 with his “dancefloor evergreens”; the songs that never left his crate, that he always returned to. What I didn’t realise, is that Norman Cook was about to show us the musical blueprint of who he was today. From the turning point of how he became a DJ, to late nights with British Big Beat legends, and where his musical head is at today, this is an incredibly rich convo with a helluva soundtrack. Arthur Conley – ‘Sweet Soul Music’ The Clash – ‘Magnificent Seven’ Donna Summer – ‘I Feel Love (Patrick Cowley remix)’ J Walter Negro And The Loose Joints – ‘Shoot The Pump’ Underworld - ‘Rez’

Norman Cook, aka Fatboy Slim, sat down and had a chat with Glam Adelaide, for our podcast Glam Chat, to discuss his upcoming tour, his Right Here Right Now Greta Thunberg remix, and his side hustles.

Sembla increïble, per dinovena setmana us portem la vostra ració auditiva en català de videojocs. Com cada setmana 5 seccions diferents i divertides per fer-vos passar una bona estona, parlant entre altres coses, sobre el nou Half-Life, els Game Awards, del qual fem una porra. Us portem també l'actualitat, les lliçons habituals i la secció final que és la que més us agrada. Esperem que el gaudiu!! Twitter: @KatalGame Contacte: katalgamepodcast@gmail.com Twitch. https://www.twitch.tv/katalgame Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0iqyylE13CoPA2YiRWL6PR?si=ROmVttrVSSOmYcQnlc9LVw Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChTze062HaOrkoHUJAIrHzQ Temes d'aquest episodi: Scooter- Jumping all over the world Me fritos and the gimme cheetos - Un velero llamado libertad Cornershop - Brimful of asha (Norman Cook remix) Aretha Franklin - Think Seccions d'aquest programa. 1- Especial Game Awards 2-El tema de la setmana 3-Q paha!! 4-Les lliçons 5-Les merdes

Must Watch interview with the British iconic tailor Gresham Blake – I promise you will feel much better about yourself! Gresham Blake is a design led tailoring business and ready to wear clothing brand, creating bespoke, made to measure & limited edition luxury clothing, shoes & accessories for both men and women. With stores situated in the heart of Shoreditch, London and Brighton's famous North Laine. History of Gresham Blake Gresham and his wife, Fal, launched the Gresham Blake brand in Brighton at the height of ‘cool Britannia' in 2000. Since then, Gresham's eye-catching creations for high profile clients including Ray Winstone, Steve Coogan, Jimmy Page, Plan B and Norman Cook (aka FatBoy Slim) have brought him fashion industry recognition and an ever-growing army of customers attracted by his signature combination of quality garments with a quirky twist. Gresham grew up in Royal Tunbridge Wells, inheriting his needlework skills from his mother, a talented seamstress & art teacher. His mum's influence on his career direction was evident early – by the age of four Gresham was already using his tailoring & design skills to create apparel & matching accessories for his Action Man Collection. After briefly considering a career as a sculptor, he went on to study Fashion at Brighton University, following in the footsteps of former alumni, Barbara Hulaniki. In this exclusive interview Gresham Blake shares not only share history starting up but also some of his personal styling tips. Gresham champions individualism, creativity and boldness when it comes to suits. This is particularly excellent when it comes to people wanting to feel their most authentic self in any environment, helping to overcome Imposter Syndrome.  *imposter syndrome is a psychological term referring to a pattern of behaviour where people doubt their accomplishments and have a persistent, often internalized fear of being exposed as a fraud* Thank you to Gresham Blake tailors for taking the time out to do the interview - Who knew that self-doubt could be partially linked to your attire? Happy 20th Anniversary Gresham Blake https://www.greshamblake.com/  

Q&A with director Julien Temple and music director Norman Cook (aka Fatboy Slim) on their collaborative audovisual journey into 2,000 years of Ibiza’s bohemian soul.

In this final episode of the trilogy of podcast interviews with the 3 main people behind Ibiza - The Silent Movie, we finish off with none other than Fatboy Slim.  Norman Cook has curated a soundscape that hugs the visual of this unique film. In the interview, we discuss his vast career in the music industry, from a little known band prior to the Housemartins all the way to his current artist name. We also talk about how he became the Musical Director and the process of which he selected and mixed the tracks for the soundtrack.  I wanted to get these podcasts out prior to the film being aired on BBC4, so that you can all get an insight into the behind the scenes workings of the film.  It's been an honour to have been involved in this film and I have to give Norman Cook my deepest gratitude for asking me to take part. Please click on the link in bio on our profile to listen to the podcast interview.  Keep it locked.... https://www.ibizaunlocked.com/ibiza-unlocked-meets-musical-director-norman-cook-of-ibiza-the-silent-movie/ #ibiza #film #fatboyslim #musicaldirector #ibizathesilentmovie #dj

On the podcast, Brittany Howard chats about her new single, 'History Repeats' and forthcoming album, 'Jamie'. Norman Cook aka Fatboy Slim drops by to talk about his new project, 'Ibiza: The Silent Movie'. Elsewhere, Professor Sophie Scott brings you The Maths of Life, Rhianna Dhillion has This Week's Watchlist and there's more House Music – everyday objects playing pop hits.

Mark talks to director Julien Temple and DJ Norman Cook about their collaboration on 'Ibiza The Silent Movie'Want to come to a recording of a Mark Kermode Live in 3D show at the BFI Southbank in London?You can book tickets to next month’s MK3D here:https://whatson.bfi.org.uk/Online/default.asp?doWork::WScontent::loadArticle=Load&BOparam::WScontent::loadArticle::article_id=9FD162DC-3C10-43AB-ADCC-31364C1822AE&BOparam::WScontent::loadArticle::context_id=9F31E26A-0485-48B9-B9CB-4BA957BE7942If it says it's sold out - don’t despair, there are often returns so check again nearer the time.Follow Mark @KermodeMoviewww.markkermode.co.ukKermode On Film is produced by HLA Agency and Hidden Flack LtdProducers Hedda Archbold, Nick Freand Jones and Tom Whalley See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Rob Da Bank started as a music journalist, reviewing the biggest bands, superclubs and DJs all over the UK. He’s had his own show on BBC Radio 1 and is the co-founder of Bestival & Camp Bestival. He’s a massive fan of travel – whether touring Europe in a yellow camper van called Stella, taking his four kids on sabbatical to Bali or DJing at some of the best parties all over the world. With his own very successful podcast too - The A to Z of Festivals – it’s Rob Da Bank.   On this episode we cover:   The 1970s dream in a Bedford campervan to the South of France Visiting the Berlin Wall as it was being knocked down His dad still having the same campervan (pre 1976!) Avoiding the campsite warden for a free night Camping with a bell tent His 1970s yellow hippy van called Stella Josie da Bank festivalling a week after a CSection with child number 4 Lisa working for Brighton’s Essential Festival and Harvey Goldsmith The 1999 Eclipse festivals and a cloudy sky Moving to London’s New Cross in the early 90s New Cross being trendy (kinda) Being an 18 year old middle class white kid dropped into gritty South London Being mugged numerous times by the friendly local drug dealer who wanted to go to Wimpy Loving Brixton, Old Street, Shoreditch, Camberwell Josie opening a bar in Shoreditch Being mad for Madchester, Ian Brown, Shaun Ryder and big jeans The trance scene, drum ‘n’ bass and chill out scenes of the time Spiral Tribe raves, Gumbo raves in Oxfordshire, Glastonbury and driving around in a Citroën 2CV Glastonbury’s Emily Eavis on Rob’s festival podcast Vaulting over a fence at Glastonbury to escape security on horses Apologising to Emily and Michael Eavis about the above Sunday Best with Fatboy Slim and Basement Jaxx Teaming up with BBC Radio 1 Travelling across the UK as Clubs Editor at Music Magazine Gatecrasher, Cream, God’s Kitchen and insane superclubs Paul Oakenfold, Sasha, Seb Fontaine and the superstar DJs The North being a bit of a mystery to the South and vice versa Saturday night in Newcastle with everyone dressed to the nines Being sent to interview Basment Jaxx in New York or Todd Terry in Miami or Armand Van Helman in Ibiza The summer in Ibiza that sent him off the rails Paradise turning into hell Matt Haig’s Reasons to Stay Alive and how Matt got f*cked up by Ibiza Learning how being far away from home can get out of hand Mental health issues with DJs in the dance industry – Avicii Not letting the hedonism carrying on too long Doing six years work experience unpaid on the magazine Starting Bestival and being able to call up some well known names Lisa popping round to Norman Cook’s house to interview him Travelling with Josie and their four boys A three month sabbatical round Bali and Indonesia Not dragging six month old babies to Cambodia Camping on the Isle of Wight Combining a DJ gig with holidays – the Maldives, India, Rajasthan, Goa and Josie planning a trip from the Himalayas to Kerala by train India’s comparative lack of health and safety – rickshaws, cows, bikes Soho House now in Mumbai! Zoe Ball heavily pregnant backstage in the dance area at Glastonbury Invented Camp Bestival for their family lifestyle How parents love Camp Bestival Lisa’s love of On Blackheath festival The most amazing Daft Punk pool parties in Miami Accidentally breaking someone’s leg by pushing them in the pool Drinking unidentified green liquid in Santiago de Cuba Fearing for his safety in Sao Paolo, Brazil Getting married on a beach in Scotland An incredible wildwest spaghetti western hotel in Puglia in Italy Borgo Egnazia The Rayavadee Resort in Railay Beach, Krabi, Thailand The ‘fertility cave’ full of with massive penises (see Lisa’s video of this amazing place include the penis cave…) Lisa being attacked by monkeys The incredible feeling of getting married on the beach in Scotland, driving there in a campervan and listening to… well, what will Rob choose for the music question…?                    

Welcome, welcome, welcome to episode 268 of the Distraction Pieces Podcast with Scroobius Pip! Right about now… Right here, right now in fact… Ladies and gentlemen, this week Pip is joined by superstar DJ and producer NORMAN COOK aka FATBOY SLIM!“Fatboy Slim? Just a band…”It’s so great when these music based episodes come around, especially when Pip has had previous dealings with the guest in question which is exactly the case with Norman. In fact you will hear the evidence of which at the very end of the podcast so keep that in the treat bank for now eh! A truly great chat with the two down on the coast in Norman’s Brighton home, where they catch up on all sorts covering the past, the present and the future of his career. As you’ll hear, it’s really quite a monumental career at that - indeed, he goes decades deeper than a few hit singles. From an early start with his band The Housemartins, he’s had more pseudonyms than Kool Keith and played to more people than - well, you name em… The very definition of a superstar DJ, let’s say! From some podcast chatter up top, to some light Millwall vs Brighton banter, to his early days in Reigate being a punk up against a sea of teddyboys, the homogeneity of culture these days, the relationship dynamics of being in a band, how he’s always been into indie and dance music when the two were not as mixed up as the present day, that insane Brighton beach show, collaborating with previous DPP guest Ryca, being very much in the public eye via his marriage to Zoe Ball and SO much brilliant music talk throughout. Immense! Listen and love!EPISODE LINKS:• FATBOY SLIM on TWITTER• FATBOY SLIM on THE INTERNET• FATBOY SLIM on SPOTIFYTHIS EPISODES SPIRIT ANIMALS:• DPP #224 • Example• DPP #227 • Kate TempestLINKS FOR SCROOBIUS PIP & SPEECH DEVELOPMENT:• SCROOBIUS PIP on TWITTER!• SCROOBIUS PIP on INSTAGRAM!• SCROOBIUS PIP on PATREON!• POD BIBLE!• SPEECH DEVELOPMENT RECORDS • DISTRACTION PIECES NETWORK on FACEBOOK• DISTRACTION PIECES NETWORK on INSTAGRAM• NEW LISTENERS TAKE NOTE • You can find the full DISTRACTION PIECES episode list HERE! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hello Slackers! Welcome back! Slacker Season 1 was wicked! Thank you so much to everyone who gave time to it. Season 2 is back and we have some incredible guests for you! There is a brand new book and some sweeeeeet merchandise coming very soon as well! I'll tell you more about that next week! This weeks guest is Norman Cook! A man known by many different monikers but most famously as Fatboy Slim. He invited me into his kitchen at his beautiful house on the South Coast in Brighton and we shot the breeze for over an hour and he played me the first ever demo version of Praise You. Trust me it doesn't sound ANYTHING like what it would become. Follow @philytaggart on Instagram and Twitter www.philtaggartslacker.com

Alasdair Hooper and Will Moulton are joined by guest presenter - and Olympic gold medalist - Shona McCallin as well as Norman Cook and Bob Warnock of Scottish Tug of War on a packed episode 34 of SportSpiel. **Feature Interview** On our feature interview section (4:15) interviewer Lewis Michie makes his podcast debut by speaking to Norman Cook and coach Bob Warnock from Scottish Tug of War. The trio chat about their sport - what they refer to as the ultimate team sport - as well as looking back on some of their fondest memories. With the Scottish Tug of War team picking up 20 World Championship gold medals in various categories there's plenty of success to look back on and all eyes are currently on the upcoming British and Irish Indoor Championships on February 2 and 3. With the tournament scheduled to take place at Piperdam, in Dundee, the Scottish team can look forward to home advantage but also have to manage the extra pressure that comes with it.   **Part Two** Alasdair, Will and Shona present the news round-up (24.28) as they go through some of the important headlines that caught their eyes, including more WADA controversy, the retirement of Katherine Copeland and a look ahead to the Netball World Cup.  In our debate topic this week (39:58) we look at whether Premier League clubs are pricing poorer children out of being mascots after a report on second-tier Swansea City charging £478 for the experience.  **Extra Time** Alasdair and Will hold a question and answer session with guest presenter, England hockey star and Olympic gold medalist Shona McCallin (51:15).  In the session Shona looks back on a 2018 to forget, after it was blighted by concussion, with all eyes now set on the future and getting back to playing hockey.  We also hold a new feature called Ask Alasdair (1:12:17) where Will asks Alasdair, and then the listeners, a sports trivia question. **Messages** **check out the Jumps Racing Podcast - The perfect companion on the road to the Cheltenham Festival. https://www.jumpsracing.co.uk ** Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/SportSpielPod?lang=en Like us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SportSpielPod/ Follow us on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/sportspielpod/ Get in touch: sportspielpod@gmail.com Visit our website: sportspielonline.com **Credits** Image credit: With thanks to Scottish Tug of War and Shona McCallin Music: Otis McDonald

EPISODE 15 Dave and Toby discuss puppy dog party fouls, their love of shoegaze and the varied career of Norman Cook, aka Fatboy Slim. THE TUNES Cocteau Twins - "Iceblink Luck" (intro/outro)The Twilight Sad - "Videograms"The Housemartins - "Happy Hour"Nothing - "Blue Line Baby"Freak Power - "Turn On, Tune In, Cop Out"The Daysleepers - "Flood In Heaven"Fatboy Slim - "The Rockafeller Skank" THE BEERS Clown Shoes - Chocolate SombreroLagunitas Brewing - Sumpin' Easy

ABOUT: It's an honour to sit down with Norman Cook, aka Fatboy Slim, at the Big Beach Cafe in Hove to have a chat about restaurants - something he doesn't usually get to talk about! The international DJ turned restaurant investor has been involved in numerous projects here & in the states, including a Michelin-starred gastro pub and a Japanese restaurant in Brighton. But the project closest to his heart is the Big Beach Cafe which he runs with chef Danny Stocklandat.   We cover:   - Serving the community & giving them what they want - What makes a site successful - TripAdvisor - Restaurant playlists - The Brighton food scene   LINKS:   Big Beach Cafe: http://www.bigbeachcafe.com/   Brighton Best Restaurants: http://www.brightonsbestrestaurants.com/ OctoberBest: http://www.brightonsbestrestaurants.com/octoberbest-2018 Brighton Food Tours: http://brightonfoodtours.com/ Microbrewery: https://www.facebook.com/TheFoghornMicro/ Martletts: https://www.themartlets.org.uk/news/snailspace-is-here Art Republic : https://www.artrepublic.com/   FOLLOW US: ⠀ ⠀ Mark / WE ARE Spectacular⠀   https://twitter.com/spectacularmark https://twitter.com/spectacularchat https://www.instagram.com/spectacularmark/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/markmcculloch/ Thanks to our sponsors:   Mark Pitcher at https://www.SmashtheBox.me Personal and Employee Inspiration, Motivation, Purpose Finding, Executive Coaching Be inspired every morning at 7.45am Facebook Live: https://www.facebook.com/SmashTheBoxMarkPitcher/   Do you want to be on the next Spectacular Marketing Podcast? Email gabby@wearespectacular.com  

Inspired by collections and the meaning that people place upon them. Photographer Mark Vessey's latest project captures the inspirations of Norman Cook through his music. He talks to Art Related Nonsense about his work, how Attitude magazine led to his series photographing collections and how he ended up giving Kate Moss his collection of Vogue magazines.

Number 7 in my series of Podcasts, talking to artists and music industry people to find out about the Current State of Music and what that means to them. Midfield General is the recording alias of Skint label boss Damian Harris. A prime architect of the sound of big beat, Harris grew up listening first to punk rock, then hip hop, and finally acid house. He then moved to Brighton to study art, eventually taking work as a DJ while promoting clubs around the city. In 1994, his music knowledge landed him a job at Loaded Records, where former Housemartins member Norman Cook - a friend of Harris' since his days working at the Rounder store in Brighton - recorded as Pizzaman. Since then he has DJed around the world, run a very successful record label, left that label and has just recently returned to it. FInd out more at: http://www.skintentertainment.com/

Norman talks to Nihal about bringing a nightclub atmosphere to arenas and why DJ’ing still gives him a buzz.

On this weeks episode of the Space Cowboys RIPEcast, we are featuring a special guest mix from house music icon Jay Vegas. Here is a bit more about the man, myth, and legend. There's not many in today's scene whose music you can instantly recognize, but Jay Vegas has quickly become one of them, having developed his own unique twisted disco sound. 2010 saw the beginning of Jay's solo venture after moving on from previous alias Groove Invaderz. Since conception his funky style has been well received, gaining support from some of the industry's biggest names including; Erick Morillo, Mousse T, Norman Cook, Junior Vasquez, Danny Rampling and Grant Nelson. Grant Nelson in particular has helped push his sound by regularly featuring Jay's tracks on his Housecall Radio Show. In 2011 Jay joined San Francisco based heavyweight Jackin House label Guesthouse - settling in amongst a roster of hugely talented artists such as DJ Sneak, Gramophonedzie, Sonny Fodera, Gene Farris, DJ Dan and DJ Mes. As well as holding down a busy DJ schedule, Jay also runs his own imprint Hot Stuff Records. It's already become a firm favourite with DJ's, having released a string of Traxsource #1's with his own tracks: Say To Ya, Luv Drug & Body & Soul. Jay is no stranger to the music scene,he began his career in the early 90's alongside other local producers K-Klass and King Unique. Working under different aliases Jay remixed tracks for many successful pop stars like Holly Johnson (Frankie Goes To Hollywood) & East 17. His remix of East 17 - Hey Child (made with Matthew Roberts)went on to became a hit in Ibiza and Pete Tong's "Essential New Tune" as did his remix of Kaya - My God is Real which came out on Erick Morrilo's world famous label Subliminal. Jay's music has been released on all the recognized leading CD compilations: Ministry of Sound, Cream Anthems and Hed Kandi. Jay's musical taste knows no boundaries and he has never been restricted by genre - his "If it's good, I'll play it" mentality has took him around the world playing at some of the best clubs, from Ibiza to as far as Australia. If you like your music funky, energetic and exciting check out Jay Vegas! Check out more from Jay Vegas here: https://www.traxsource.com/artist/19957/jay-vegas https://www.beatport.com/artist/jay-vegas/76040 https://www.facebook.com/dj.jayvegas/ https://soundcloud.com/jay-vegas

Today we're talking about DJing, growing older, and celebrating the knowledge of seasoned DJs. In Episode 153, David skims over his article Twenty DJs Over 50 Who Still Top The Bill. Along the way, we listen to various clips from these seasoned and insightful DJs, pulled from the interviews found below. P.S. - don't forget, we offer a monthly bonus episode for our Patreon subscribers! We're now officially more than halfway to our summer goal!

Eddy and Nick travel to Brighton to meet Norman Cook. As well a routing through his record box they look back over his time in the Housemartins, his early years as a DJ and those epic Big Beach Boutique shows.

Steve and Richie pine over the 4-0 defeat to Chelsea, while special guest Norman Cook talks us through trying to watch Brighton & Hove Albion when he is half way across the world. Find out also where Norman finds the bizarrest places to see an Albion shirt while on tour, and his emotions on 17 April 2017. That, and much more...

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Norman Quentin Cook, also known by his stage name Fatboy Slim, is an English DJ, musician, multi-instrumentalist and record producer and mixer. As a solo electronic act, he has won ten MTV Video Music Awards and two Brit Awards. WATCH THE FULL EPISODE FOR FREE: https://londonreal.tv/fatboy-slim-youve-come-a-long-way-baby/  Chapters: 00.00 Trailer. 01:56 Brian’s introduction. 03:37 The Studio where experimental music was made under the influences mood board. 09:24 Fatboy Slim not quite what Americans were expecting. 13:40 Records were a rarity, they had a ‘B’ side and people had to attend a gig to hear them. 16:35 Grandmaster Flash turned Norman from a Punk Rocker to wanting to be a DJ. 21:31 Why Brighton, not London, has remained central. 26:32 Sampling with no rules, having fun, but not always getting away with it. 28:51 ‘You’ve Come A Long Way, Baby’, goes to number one in the charts. 30:36 Using feedback by being a DJ as to what pleased the crowd. 32:19 Record sources of his riffs, drum beats etc 36:27 Norman’s “have fun and break rules” attitude harmonised with Spike Jonze’s video. 40:37 Does great art have first to offend people and why he loves Keith Haring’s work. 42:26 The difference between a star performer and a DJ and why he prefers DJaying. 45:09 When 250,000 people came to his gig on the beach in Brighton.. 48:43 The power of music to create collective euphoria, perhaps religious, even tribal experience 59:02 DJaying is powerful, intense and very rewarding. 1:04:21 DJs can go on for ever. 1:06:20 How Norman keeps in such good shape, able to be on stage until 6am. 1:06:59 Norman is involved in other creative projects, but doesn’t want another number one hit. 1:10:05 Why he’s never taken a break from working. 1:13:02 Phone call to the 20 year old Norman Cook 1:15:46 Best advice ever received. 1:16:04 Advice to the 20 year watching who wants to be a DJ. FULL SHOW NOTES: https://londonreal.tv/fatboy-slim-youve-come-a-long-way-baby/ 

URL: not Found!Megamix by: Mr. G Year: 2017  Run DMC - Walk This WayKurtis Blow - The BreaksRod Steward - Do Ya Think Im SexyPrince - KissPeter Gabriel - SledgehammerChic - Le FreakTom Jones & Art of Noise - KissBee Gees - Jive TalkingPink Floyd - The Wall (Part 2)PPK - ResuRectionAloe Blacc - I Need A DollarSimon & Garfunkel - The Sound Of SilenceNelly - Hot In HereELO - Don't Bring Me DownSnap - The PowerQueen - Radio GagaMark Oh - Let It Out (Shout Shout Shout)The Police - Every Breath You TakeRam Jam - Black BettyPatrice Rusheen - Forget Me NotsForeinger - UrgentWill Smith - Men in BlackGenesis - I Can't DanceCamouflage - The Gread CommandmentRay Parker Jr. - GhostbustersThe Weekend - Can't Feel My FaceMichael Jackson - Billy JeanSnoop Dogg ft. Justin Timberlake - SignsQueen - I Want To Break FreeNorman Cook ft. MC Widski - Blame It On the BasslineSugarhill Gang - Rappers DelightMadonna - HolidayRick Astley - Never Gonna Give You UpMC Miker G & DJ Sven - Holiday RapDonna Summer - Hot StuffMark Robinson ft. Bruno Mars - Uptown FunkUsher ft. Pitbull - DJ Got Us Falling In Love AgainIndeep - Last Night A DJ Saved My LifeLips Inc - FunkytownAdele - Rolling In The DeepBee Gees - Stayin' AliveMartin Solveig ft. Dragonette - HelloDuck Sauce - Barbara StreisandGala - Freed From DesireSnoop Dogg ft. David Guetta - SweatMousse T. - Horny '98New Order - Blue MondayDesireless - Voyage VoyageKaty Perry - I Kissed A GirlAdele - Rumor Has ItLMFAO - Sexy And I Know ItDaft Punk - Around The WorldPitbull ft. Marc Anthony - Rain Over MeStromae - Alors On DansePatrick Hernandez - Born To Be AliveIn Grid - Tu Es FoutuC & C Music Factory - Gonna Make You SwatLMFAO ft. Lauren Menett & Goon Rock - Party Rock AnthemSylvester - You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)2 Unlimited - Get Ready For ThisBenny Benasssi - SatisfactionGigi'D Agostino - Bla Bla BlaIce MC - Think About The WayAdele - Set Fire To The RainTrans-X - Living On VideoQueen - Another One Bites The DustMichael Jackson - Beat ItPetula Clark - DowntownBlack Eyed Peas - Boom Boom PowZedd ft. Hayle Williams - Stay The NightMartin Solveig - The Night OutRun DMC - It's Like ThatCorona - The Rythm Of The NightTaio Cruz ft. Flo Rida - HangoverHaddaway - LifeBritney Spears - I Wanna GoToca - I Need A MiracleCascada - Evacuate The DancefloorWhitney Houston - I Wanna Dance With SomebodyDanzel - Pump It  UpInfernal - From Paris To BerlinThe Police - Walking On The MoonThe Offspring - Pretty Fly (For A White Guy)Tag Team - Whoomp (There It Is)Armand van Helden - The Funk PhenomenaReel 2 Reel - I Like 2 Move ItIce MC - Take Away The ColourElvis Presley - Suspicious MindsShannon - Let The Music Playhttp://archive.org/download/Mr.GSmashMix/Mr.%20G%20-%20SmashMix.mp3

Norman Cook is most famously known as Fatboy Slim, he is a legendary English DJ and record producer. He's been DJing for more than 2 decades headlining thousands of shows around the world - he's won 10 MTV Video Music awards, two Brit Awards. Watch this Full Episode for Free on the 29th Oct 2017 only at:  https://londonreal.tv/fatboy-slim-youv…-a-long-way-baby/  

Hello, and welcome to a very special edition of NerdVsWorld.  On this episode I chat with Pop Music Academic and Pop Culture Nerd, Dr. Jennifer Otter Bickerdike, about her latest book “Why Vinyl Matters.” In “Why Vinyl Matters”, Jen chats with some great and notable names within the music industry (Henry Rollins, Lars Ulrich, Nick Hornby, Norman Cook, Fat Mike.. and many more) about their memories of vinyl. We discuss these memories on the podcast, looking at how one’s connection to creating music can affect the way in which you idolise the vinyl medium. We also talk about the similarities between record collectors and comic collectors, how our collections help define us, the love for physical media, and what comic shops could learn from the resurgence and relevance of the modern record shop. Jen also adds her Five Films to our “NerdVsWorld Films You Have to See” list. Follow Jen on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/JenOtterBickerd You can get your hands on a copy of “Why Vinyl Matters” at the following places: In the UK head to Rough Trade: https://www.roughtrade.com/gb/books/why-vinyl-matters-a-manifesto-from-m... In the US head to Powell’s: http://www.powells.com/book/why-vinyl-matters-9781851498635 For more info on the Rough Trade signing head here: https://www.facebook.com/events/137724463502635/ We hope you enjoy show, as always you can get in touch with us on twitter at https://twitter.com/NerdVsWorld We’d love to hear from you.  Until next time, take care and be excellent to each other.

Hello, and welcome to a very special edition of NerdVsWorld.  On this episode I chat with Pop Music Academic and Pop Culture Nerd, Dr. Jennifer Otter Bickerdike, about her latest book “Why Vinyl Matters.” In “Why Vinyl Matters”, Jen chats with some great and notable names within the music industry (Henry Rollins, Lars Ulrich, Nick Hornby, Norman Cook, Fat Mike.. and many more) about their memories of vinyl. We discuss these memories on the podcast, looking at how one’s connection to creating music can affect the way in which you idolise the vinyl medium. We also talk about the similarities between record collectors and comic collectors, how our collections help define us, the love for physical media, and what comic shops could learn from the resurgence and relevance of the modern record shop. Jen also adds her Five Films to our “NerdVsWorld Films You Have to See” list. Follow Jen on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/JenOtterBickerd You can get your hands on a copy of “Why Vinyl Matters” at the following places: In the UK head to Rough Trade: https://www.roughtrade.com/gb/books/why-vinyl-matters-a-manifesto-from-m... In the US head to Powell’s: http://www.powells.com/book/why-vinyl-matters-9781851498635 For more info on the Rough Trade signing head here: https://www.facebook.com/events/137724463502635/ We hope you enjoy show, as always you can get in touch with us on twitter at https://twitter.com/NerdVsWorld We’d love to hear from you.  Until next time, take care and be excellent to each other.

Pendulum, Faithless, Tinie Tempah, Norman Cook and Natalie Imbruglia, the list of artists Peredur ('Perry') has played with is long and varied. Host Kevin Dawson grabbed a chat over Skype with the guitarist as he readied himself for a show in Tokyo with drum and bass/electronic rock titans Pendulum. Join me as we chat Glasto, Letterman, cycling and...Tortoise Corpse!

Bet Me Up Before You Go Go er Danmarks mest populære betting podcast. Her får du ugens bedste spiltips til Premier League, Superligaen og La Liga - og en ugentlig tosseliga.

The Justified Ancients of Mu Mu stop by the studio this week to throw down all of the early 90's jams that got Don hooked on dance music to begin with. We've got appearances from Norman Cook a.k.a. Fatboy Slim, we commemorate the 25th anniversary of Deee-Lite's "World Clique" cassette, and we hear LOTS of jams concocted by the legend Steve "Silk" Hurley. Stay young. Forever. Tracklist for August 19, 2015 01 :: Beats International - Dub Be Good To Me (Norman Cook's Excursion On The Version) 02 :: George Michael - Too Funky (Extended) 03 :: Deee-Lite - What ...

YEEEHAAAAAAAAAA!!! “What’s all the fussin’ about Shane?” -You People Well, I’ll tell you. We made it. We did it. We didn’t get fired (yet). It’s been a year since we started doing this damn thing, and Ryan even brought in a bottle of bubbly to commemorate the occasion. So in order to celebrate our first 365 days on ONEOFUS.NET we decided to do a supersized mixtape show for you guys. A mixtape show is pretty much the same as a regular show, only instead of just discussing one album, we all pick videos to surprise each other with, and alternate until no man is left alive. Or something like that. Also it was supposed to tie in with Memorial Day, but we couldn’t even get our shit together enough to even do that. Regardless, we think it’s a pretty amusing show and we hope you do too. And now the Players: KEVIN NEWSUM: Bleachers: I Wanna Get Better Is there anything that Jack Antonoff writes that isn’t anthemic? That word made a repeat appearance as we discussed this track and its corresponding video, wherein Antonoff plays an erstwhile therapist who lives in a terrible apartment building and dates (or did once), a girl who brought her own lamp over. Whatever happened to toothbrushes? Old Dirty Bastard: Shimmy Shimmy Ya One of the miracles of the internet that has since broken out is the marrying of ODB’s Shimmy Shimmy Ya (also seen in the opening scene of Knocked Up) to video of Dr. Teeth from The Muppets. It’s remarkable, and if you’ve not seen it go find the internet (oh, you’re here already!) and view. Beyond that, this was my take on soundtracking the Hip Hop Pool Party. Perfect for those who like it raw, whatever that means. Fatboy Slim: Weapon Of Choice You could make the argument that Norman Cook’s Weapon Of Choice here is a uniquely charismatic Christopher Walken. When this video hit the airwaves back in the day, seeing Walken’s giant forehead out of character, instead of reflecting his formal dance training, turned heads. We also talk about how Norman Cook / Fatboy Slim was once in the Housemartins, which some found surprising. ## RYAN NEWSUM ## George Clinton: Atomic Dog Clinton, of Parliament/Funkadelic fame, brought us this genius nugget of 8-bit (seriously, check out the video) wonder, Atomic Dog. Better known now for the legions (lesions?) of samples it spawned, this song nevertheless brought funk to the ‘burbs. Soundtrack to the time I totally “frenched” a girl next to a Joust video game when I was 11. Cheap Trick: She’s Tight This was my jam when I was hitting up my local skating rink as a fifth-grader. I distinctly recall requesting it from the (probably 17-year-old) DJ, and his reply, “Aren’t you a little young for that?” Yes, yes I was, because I had absolutely no idea that “She’s Tight” had a sexual connotation. Not so subtle on the video, though. Proud that Cheap Trick was my first for-real concert experience, even if it was at Astroworld. Gene: Olympian Ah yes, Gene. Not Morrissey. I repeat, not Morrissey. Totally picked this song because Shane is such a Smiths/Morrissey geek that I knew I’d get an intriguing reaction, and sure enough, he didn’t disappoint. Totally solid song, and this band would so totally not exist were it not for Morrissey/Marr, et al. ## SHANE BARTELL ## Falco:Rock Me Amadeus Well I went with a theme this time, starting with a video in the 80’s, continuing through to the 90’s, and Aughts. First up, I just thought everybody needed to be reminded of the genius that is(was) Falco. Well, this is FUCKING genius. However there was never a proper video releases with English lyrics (or we sure as shit couldn’t find one) so we bounced around a few. All worth the effort of finding on-line. The same thing can be said, nay, SHOUTED AT THE TOP OF ONE’S LUNGS about… Chavez: Break Up Your Band which is my favorite video of the 90’s. It just can’t be explained. Much the same as… Britney Spears:Toxic Very confusing. Still holds up in the lascivious eye candy department though. ### Coming Up ### OK! Hope you guys enjoy this show, we certainly enjoyed making it. Next time another curve ball…Mark Couvillion (producer Mark) hijacks our show and picks all the music we have to listen to. Until then…

Chris and Emma Chat to the one and only Fatboy Slim, Norman Cook. Plus Chris talks to Phil Spencer about his 'Hairy V'. Plus much more.

Recorded in the wee small hours of Sunday morning, we report on the ongoing Glastonbury messiness as it unfolds, including reviews of Johnny Marr, Public Enemy and the Rolling Stones. Plus, Norman Cook drops in with advice for touring DJs

Enjoy this live recording of the Plump DJs (Grand Hotel Recordings) from the Space Cowboys' 13th annual Breakfast of Champions in San Francisco on New Year's Day. The Plumps were a surprise, unannounced addition to the line-up this year and to the delight of an unsuspecting crowd, they lit up the Funktion One stage as the sun was setting on yet another epic B.O.C. Big thanks to Lee and Andy for rocking Breakfast of Champions and for making this recording available to The RIPEcast. We hope you like it! Plumps DJs are internationally renown UK DJ/Producer duo Andy Gardner and Lee Rous, whose passion for innovation and non-conformist attitude to electronic music has fuelled their fire for over a decade. Their unmistakeable signature sound has earned them recent remix commissions from the likes of Deadmau5, Mark Ronson, Moby and Orbital while their four deck live show has lead to countless international tours and shows at London's lead music venues XOYO, Fabric and the Nest. Self admitted suckers for bass and 'the groove' Gardner&Rous fuse Electro-House, Rave, Acid, Breakbeat and Techno into their own unique style they call 'Plump Music'. They have received years of unprecedented cross genre support from the electro and bass music scenes, and their success continues to grow with their well supported 'Dirty Weekend' mix on newly formed record label, Grand Hotel Records. Dirty Weekend is the appropriately named new mix from the Plumps, containing dance floor focused music from recent Plump inspirations The Loops of Fury, Detboi, Reset!, Nom De Strip, Blatta&Inesha, Urchins and Will Bailey. Plus sterling exclusive remixes from longtime compadres NAPT, Stanton Warriors and Peo De Pitte. It also features original music from freshly signed Grand Hotel Records artistes, Bonsai Kat and SUBMO. Dirty Weekend has gathered support and plays from the likes of BBC Radio 1 DJ's Annie Mac, Mista Jam and Annie Nightingale, galvanizing an already established list of Plump enthusiasts which includes A. Track, Zinc Porter Robinson, Laidback luke, Armand Van Helden, Norman Cook and Carl Cox. The Plump DJs have a compelling history of success, cemented by their musical collaborations with legendary vocalists Gary Numan, Jermaine Jackson and Louise Rhodes, a ten year residency at Fabric Nightclub and over 1200 international shows. They are true innovators of sound who proudly co-created the popular breakbeat genre of the last decade with their initial releases on Fingerlickin Records. Known as pioneers of production whose shared passion for electronic music and the art of making people dance, they have inspired a generation of dance floor experiments. The ever evolving sound of Plump Djs continues to be met with enthusiasm from discerning dance music fans worldwide. Listen then to the sound of Plump Music. Plump Djs of London, producers of quality electronic dance music since 1998. For more information on the Plump DJs visit: www.facebook.com/plumpdjs www.plumpdjs.co.uk http://grandhotelrecords.com http://www.myspace.com/plumpdjs http://soundcloud.com/plump-djs For more information on the Space Cowboys visit us at: www.spacecowboys.org www.facebook.com/sfspacecowboys Subscribe to the Space Cowboys' RIPEcast at http://spacecowboys.podomatic.com. Artwork by www.jempanufnik.com

Evolution… It began in Africa. Beware the first 35 minutes are naughty, one could say raunchy.. If you play it at work, it is at your own peril.. This is NOT background music for your sunday lunch if the folks are visiting.. Naughty, Deep n' Sexy  and rhythmic episode. We start in Chicago and Detroit, where House began,  then slowly incorporate rhythmic roots from Africa, where " it all began", to finally fuse it up with Latin and Brazilian influences , all throughout with a distinct naughty undertone. The set is both a challenge and an experiment, hence the title “Evolution… It began in Africa “. A challenge, for I wanted to try rhythms and musical colours I usually shy away from. An experiment, for I tried to build the set without looking at the beatgrid as a "beast" I needed to "tame". In all fairness, with these percussions and syncopated beats, the visual beatgrid is normally useless. Yet, without the comfort of the software finding the beatgrid, I had to dig deep and feel when, where and how to blend in the different layers of sounds I wanted to play with. A challenge to say the least.. but I wanted to learn how to do it before going back to the security and bliss of pure soulful house.. The first half hour is resolutely naughty to hook some of the listeners. Then, we dive into the rhythmic part with just enough sugar not to lose too many of you, to finally we settle in South America, a musical space I usually hardly cover.  There are treasures buried deep into the mix and I will re-use some of them in my next set, which I promise, will NOT be a challenge but just a fun, upfront house, happy episode. Do not be taken aback with “It began in Africa”..  I really had to go there before dwelling back in my normal space. For this podcast to remain fun for me to do, I need to try new things and to…yes.. Evolve… Playlist Intro Talk Dirty to Me. Scott Wozniak feat. unknown 2011 Can You Feel It (Original Mix)[Xtian Talk Dirty Duet]. 11 inch & Jesse Lee Davis. 2012 Touch Me (Original Mix) [Xtian Impress Me Edit feat. Kim Cooper]. Marquise De Sade            2012 Give Me More (Charles Webster Remix) [Xtian Talk Dirty Edit]. Charles Webster feat. Shana Halligan 2011 Touched The Sky (Afro Dj Pupo's Deep Semba Mix from SoundCloud). Dennis Ferrer with Norman Cook sample            2010 Pleasure Re-visited (Alex's Subcussion Mix vs Mark’s Classic Groove Mix) [Xtian Edit]. Marquise De Sade 2012 Mi Ma Bo (Original Mix ) [Xtian Shifted Up Edit]. Renato Xtrova & Edson PP feat. Grace Mendes 2012 Domination (Reprise vs. Original Mix). Euphonik feat.. Madiba 2012 Chicago Tribute (DJ MFR Deep Mix) Julius Papp feat Mr. V. 2012 Come & Get It (Original Mix) [Xtian El Amor d’Alma Naughty Edit feat. .Angelica Linares] Nathan G 2012 Yesterday's Gone (Sundrop Mix). Spiritchaser            2012 Show Me (Original Mix) Kings Of Tomorrow feat. Elzi Hall            2007 Demanda (Original Mix) [Xtian Changes Edit]. Rasmus Faber feat Clara Mendes 2012 E Samba (Club Mix). David Jones 2011 Libres Para Siempre (Original Iberican Remix). DJ Chus and David Penn feat. Cevin Fisher 2010 H.O.U.S.E. (Original Mix). Blanco Y Negro feat. Jorge Montia   Highlights: not sure everyone will like the first 35 minutes but I sure had fun with the samples.. "Can You Feel It" is smooth deep and sexy house. I personally love the rhythmic rendition of Dennis Ferrer's classic "Touched The Sky" the remixer on Soundcloud shifted the key. It is slightly off key and pure genius! "Domination" from Euphonik has all the wholemark of a future classic.  " Mi Ma Bo" at the junction of Latin, Maanzi and pure house is the track that insipred the set. Do not miss "Yesterday's Gone" from Spiritchaser and the new Sandy Rivera with Kings of Tomorrow "Show Me".. I will resuse them both shortly. They should not be buried in a somewhat personal set like this one. I hope some of you will actually stay with me on this one and I absolutely promise that the next one with just be FUN. Xtian

Felipe y Diego nos hablan de You've come a long way, Baby, de Fatboy Slim. Norman Cook se confirmaba como un músico con más vidas que un gato y anticipaba la apoteosis de la música electrónica, con temas como The Rockafeller Skank o Praise You.

The directing and producing duo Hammer and Tongs (aka Garth Jennings and Nick Goldsmith) have a new DVD out which features their various music videos for artists such as Blur, R.E.M., Beck, Fatboy Slim, Pulp and Vampire Weekend. The collection also features various audio commentaries from band members featured in the collection, including Jarvis Cocker, Graham Coxon, Norman Cook and Ezra Koenig. Garth and Nick first started making videos in the early 1990s for dance act SL2 and gradually began to make promos for acts such as Pulp (Help the Aged), Eels (Cancer for the Cure), Fatboy Slim (Right Here, Right Now), Supergrass (Pumping on Your Stereo), Blur (Coffee & TV), R.E.M. (Imitation of Life), Beck (Lost Cause: Version 2) and Vampire Weekend (Cousins). There are also various short films on the DVD that showcase their work from 1998 until 2009, including behind-the-scenes footage from the various videos and their two feature films so far, The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy (2005) and Son of Rambow (2008). I spoke with Garth and Nick recently at their offices in North London about their career so far.File Download (0:00 min / 16 MB)