Podcasts about philly sound

durée : 00:55:31 - Et je remets le son - par : Matthieu Conquet - A l'occasion de la journée spéciale Disco sur France inter, on s'intéresse à la naissance du genre dans la communauté noire américaine, au Philly Sound, à CHIC comme à Diana Ross, au rôle des DJ comme Lary Levan et David Mancuso, avec pour invités le DJ du palace Guy Cuevas et Dimitri From Paris. - invités : dimitri from Paris, Guy Cuevas, Jean-Yves LELOUP - dimitri from Paris :, Guy Cuevas : Comédien et DJ français, Jean-Yves Leloup : Commissaire de l'exposition Electrosound, DJ et artiste sonore, journaliste et critique spécialisé en musique électronique - réalisé par : Jérôme CHELIUS

Gabrielle has been singing since she could talk. Her music career really took off when she turned a day job at a major supermarket chain into a springboard for her dreams. When she was 20, she auditioned for the store's radio station and was cast in their first-ever a cappella group, consisting of 11 talented employees from across the country. This gave Gabrielle the opportunity to work alongside Cupid on "Cupid Shuffle," perform on "Good Morning America" and star in music videos for social media. Even with all of her success, Gabrielle came from humble beginnings. She was raised in a three-bedroom trailer with her mom, four younger sisters, and an honorary auntie" Despite facing times without power or heat and her mother's struggle with mental health, Gabrielle has immense respect for her mom, who raised her family with limited resources. Gabrielle's relationship with her father was distant growing up, but, after he was involved in a severe car accident that left him partially immobile, she rekindled their bond. This tragic event, along with Gabrielle becoming an adult, not only brought them closer than ever before, but also motivated Gabrielle to pursue her musical dreams.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/arroe-collins-unplugged-totally-uncut--994165/support.

Gabrielle has been singing since she could talk. Her music career really took off when she turned a day job at a major supermarket chain into a springboard for her dreams. When she was 20, she auditioned for the store's radio station and was cast in their first-ever a cappella group, consisting of 11 talented employees from across the country. This gave Gabrielle the opportunity to work alongside Cupid on "Cupid Shuffle," perform on "Good Morning America" and star in music videos for social media. Even with all of her success, Gabrielle came from humble beginnings. She was raised in a three-bedroom trailer with her mom, four younger sisters, and an honorary auntie" Despite facing times without power or heat and her mother's struggle with mental health, Gabrielle has immense respect for her mom, who raised her family with limited resources. Gabrielle's relationship with her father was distant growing up, but, after he was involved in a severe car accident that left him partially immobile, she rekindled their bond. This tragic event, along with Gabrielle becoming an adult, not only brought them closer than ever before, but also motivated Gabrielle to pursue her musical dreams.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/arroe-collins-like-it-s-live--4113802/support.

Many people know Philadelphia for the Declaration of Independence, Rocky, and cheesesteaks. Philly's deep musical history is less familiar, but its influence continues to inspire audiences and artists across the globe. For Carol Muller's graduate-level ethnomusicology field methods class, students focused on documenting the city's Black music history, interviewing figures ranging from Grammy-award winning hip-hop producer Jahlil Beats to Marc Cressman and Anthony Tidd of the Ars Nova Worskhop to radio icon Dyana Williams. The class also produced a podcast based on the book There's that Beat Guide to The Philly Sound by Dave Moore. Each student created an episode based on a chapter of the book, including music samples to make the material more accessible to all audiences. The class was part of the Paideia program at Penn, which is focused on educating the whole student. Paideia funded some of the guests, and other research interviews were supported by a Klein Family Social Justice Grant. Muller, a professor of music, has been teaching the field methods class since 2001. Supported by the Penn Global program, she recently has spent time in Australia working with aboriginal leaders— an experience that she says has helped her re-think the focus of her field methods class. The course now centers around deep listening and working to understand the relationships between humans, non-human animals, and the environment. “To fully grasp human sound production, we need to expand how we see, hear, and know the world,” she wrote in the course description. Hear from Muller and graduate students Kwame Ocran and Yuri Seung about the experience, and listen to some of the material they created, in this episode of the Omnia podcast.***Produced, Narrated, and Edited by Alex ScheinPodcast Logo by Hemani KapoorMusic excerpts by the O'Jays, Teddy Pendergrass, Meek Mill (Pr.  Jahlil Beats), Chris Brown and Tyra (Pr. Jahlil Beats), Big Pun (Pr. Minnesota), Bobby Byrd, Jay-Z (Pr. Just Blaze), Marian Anderson, James Mtume, Rasheed Ali Quintet, Mahal Richard Abrams, Allison Miller's Boom Tic Boom, Soul Brothers Six, and Barbara Mason.Additional Music by Blue Dot Sessions Visit our editorial magazine, Omnia, for more content from Penn Arts & Sciences faculty, students, and alumni: omnia.sas.upenn.edu

Plongeons dans l'histoire fascinante du duo de légende Hall & Oates, stars incontournables de la scène musicale des années 70 et 80.

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Detroit-based producer, singer, and percussionist Alton Miller has been playing a fundamental role in defining House Music for over three decades. Born in Chicago and raised in Detroit on Stevie Wonder, Santana, Parliament Funkadelic and the Philly Sound. Alton's early roots in soul music led to an affinity for clubbing and the perfect storm of music, dance, and skill that is required to create it. Alton opened the legendary club The Music Institute, in 1988, along with his like-minded friends Chez Damier and George Baker. He has released music on some of the best independent labels in the industry such as Detroit renowned Planet E and Mahogani Music and Europeans Defected and Neroli Records. Prolific producer, Alton Miller continues to further his musical endeavours with releases on labels, including his own InnerMuse Recordings and Music Institute Records. Since 2019, Miller has been cultivating his connection with South Africa's thriving house music scene. That same year, he created the Alton Miller Foundation to help youth to develop life skills and frequently is asked to speak at workshops and symposiums about his experiences and contributions to Electronic music and House music. Alton has two forthcoming EPs on Mister Bear Records in Spring & Summer 2024 and we're excited to showcase both to the House music world. @altonmillerofficial

A (relatively) in-depth analysis of Me and Mrs. Jones by Billy Paul in (just under) fifteen minutes.Paul Williams known professionally as Billy Paul, was an American soul singer, known primarily for the song which was written by Kenny Gamble, Leon Huff, and Cary Gilbert. It describes an extramarital affair between a man and his lover, Mrs. Jones. The two meet in secret "every day at the same cafe", at 6:30, where they hold hands and talk. Hmmm...The single, released on the Philadelphia International label, was included on the album 360 Degrees of Billy Paul and was a number one hit for Paul in 1972.Me and Mrs. Jones was also recorded in 2007 by Michael Bublé along with with Bublé's then-girlfriend, Emily Blunt, who appears at the end of the track to perform the final verse. Other artists who have recorded the song include Monk Montgomery (1974), The Dramatics (1974), Freddie Jackson (1992), Robson Green (2002), Darryl Hall & John Oates (2003) and Taufik Batisah (2004).The song has been featured in several movies, most notably Bridget Jones's Diary, in the scene where Bridget's mother begins an extramarital affair (of course).In this episode I am in discussion with Dr. Andrew Webber.Podcast intro features an excerpt from 'Ma' from the album 'Asimov' by Inafer Era.I hope you enjoy the podcast and do leave feedback if you like what you you have heard.Mathew Woodall

Suivez l'évolution de la carrière de Billy Paul, depuis ses débuts modestes jusqu'à sa rencontre avec les producteurs Kenny Gamble et Leon Hough, à l'origine du label Philadelphia International Records. Plongez dans l'univers du fameux Philly Sound, caractérisé par des arrangements sophistiqués et une rythmique unique précurseur du disco. Laissez-vous bercer par les mélodies envoûtantes qui ont fait la renommée des studios de Philadelphie International Records, accueillant même des artistes de renommée internationale tels que David Bowie. Au cœur de cet épisode, découvrez les coulisses de la création de l'emblématique chanson "Me and Mrs Jones", qui propulsa Billy Paul au sommet des classements soul.

Authentique orfèvre et architete du Philly Sound, il a travaillé pour des artistes majeurs tels que Teddy Pendergrass, Billy Paul,… The post S07E11 Dexter WANSEL first appeared on Radio Campus Angers.

Authentique orfèvre et architete du Philly Sound, il a travaillé pour des artistes majeurs tels que Teddy Pendergrass, Billy Paul,… The post S07E11 Dexter WANSEL first appeared on Radio Campus Angers.

Philadelphia has always punched above its weight as a jazz town, producing legendary players and sometimes even changing the game. We each have our own history with the City of Brotherly Love, so on this first episode of The Late Set, we'll compare notes — and check in with an absolute authority on the subject, pianist Orrin Evans. He has thoughts (a lot of thoughts) about what it means to be a Philly cat, how to describe “the Philly sound,” and how we should feel about the scene. More to explore: Moment's Notice: our Philadelphia-area jazz listings As Lovett Hines Turns 80, Philly jazz luminaries share the love Jazz Philadelphia's Hometown Heroes: Spotlight on Pianist Orrin Evans Support WRTI: https://bit.ly/2yAkaJsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Philadelphia Housing Development Corporation (PHDC) is hosting its first housing fair for current homeowners, first time buyers, renters and landlords interested in learning more about homeownership, maintaining the home, development opportunities, and so much more. It takes place October 21, 2023, 10am-3pm at Temple University Aramark Student Training and Recreation (STAR) Complex 1816 N 15th St, Philadelphia, PA 19121. https://phdcphila.org/housingfair/ Body image can be a challenge for women with breast cancer whether its loss of hair during treatment, weight gain from medications or scarring from surgery. I speak to Gina Range, Board Member of Living Beyond Breast Cancer; Vice President of Development of Opera Philadelphia and a breast cancer thriver herself. Gina discusses her own journey addressing the physical and emotional challenges she faced, and the support offered by Living Beyond Breast Cancer. https://www.lbbc.org/ Twitter: @LivingBeyondBC Facebook: LivingBeyondBreastCancer Instagram: @livingbeyondbc A concert featuring the songs of Motown, the Sound of Philadelphia? That's what in store at “Lets Groove Tonight: Motown and the Philly Sound” performed by the newly formed NO NAME POPS, composed of musicians from the Philly Pops. I speak to conductor Herb Smith who has played trumpet with Gladys Knight, The Temptations and so many musical greats. The concert takes place Saturday October 28th at 3:00 and 8:00 pm at the Kimmel Cultural Campus. - a concert featuring both - I'm there and I'll tell you all about it. https://www.kimmelculturalcampus.org/events-and-tickets/2023-24/rentals/no-name-pops/ Learn to do business with the City & State, PA Department of General Services, Philadelphia Office of Economic Opportunity and Temple University On Oct 19th when Senator Sharif Street Hosts The 6th Annual Diverse & Minority Business Forum At Temple University. All details here: https://www.senatorsharifstreet.com/businessforum

1. Kako Martinez - Sensual Caribbean ( Balearic Mix )  2. June Jazzin - Toxic Love ( instrumental Mix )  3. Con Artist - Big Peenz  4. Laurence Guy - Kojak  5. Mijangos - Into the Philly Sound  6. Julius Jordan - Real Good Time ( Shannon Chambers 1Sound Remix Instrumental) 7. Physics - My Love ( Solar House Fresh Vocal Mix )  8. Brewed Soul ft Tee-R - Iskhebhe 9. Nutty Nyc - Nothing  10. Groove Junkies,ReelSoul,Tertuilien Thomas,Mijan - It Seems To Hang On (Classic Vox )  11. Dave & Maurissa - Look At The Stars ( Dave's Starshine Club Mix)

An obscure funk band founded by a group of Minneapolis teenagers in the early 1970s caused Minnesota's music scene to catch lightning in a bottle not once, but twice. Minnesota has served as home base for two globally recognized music powerhouses — Prince and his Paisley Park sound and the Flyte Tyme Studios' groove of Jimmy “Jam” Harris and Terry Lewis.The band Flyte Tyme was established in 1972. A pre-fame Prince was merely a player in it. The band's name was based on the song “Flight Time” by jazz trumpeter Donald Byrd. Flyte Tyme had a rotating cast for nearly a decade with acclaimed local artists who would go on to work as longtime collaborators and, at times, rivals.That list included the likes of Jellybean Johnson, Cynthia Johnson and Alexander O'Neal who rotated in and out as members. But, the keyboardist and bassist, a young Harris and Lewis, respectively, remained constant.  By the time 1980 rolled around, the band was done and Prince had assumed the mantle of king of the local music scene.“The Time” is a truncated version of “Flyte Tyme” and featured Harris and Lewis on keyboards and bass, respectively, and Morris Day on vocals.“Prince once said that the only band he ever feared was The Time,” said Christopher Fuller, co-founder of the Los Angeles-based Black Music Project, a group of artists and academics who promote the history of Black music as the story of America. “And, he was referring to The Time of Morris Day and Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis and he kind of saw them as a threat. I think that's part of the reason they got fired.”Sources dispute whether it was Prince or Day who fired them, but Harris and Lewis were fired from the band because they were in Atlanta producing music for another act and missed a flight time.The pair could have licked their wounds, founded a middling funk band and carried on. But, they decided to create a music studio in south Minneapolis and later in Edina with their earnings. Make great music and keep it coming Gary Hines spent 10 years as a staff producer for Flyte Tyme and topped the charts with his Flyte Tyme-produced group, “Sounds of Blackness.”When Hines first entered the nondescript building at 4330 Nicollet Avenue on Minneapolis' southside, he knew Harris and Lewis had created something special. “Walking in the door and it was like, ‘Oh, my God!',” he said. “Seeing their Grammys and the photos of artists they had worked with and the range of those artists, you know, Michael, Janet, Lionel Richie … and the groups, New Edition.”To Hines, it was like he was handed the keys to the kingdom.Hines was one of about 10 staff producers, including local artists Jellybean Johnson, Stokely Williams and Jeff Taylor who comprised Flyte Tyme's front line. Their mission was simple: make great music and keep it coming. “The producers would basically live at Flyte Tyme — 12 to 14 hours or more, pretty much daily,” said Hines. “It was part of the joy and the intensity. There was a sign at the entryway that read, ‘The only thing that smokes in this building is the music!'”One of the producers' duties was to screen incoming submissions, which came in the mail, through couriers or were handed directly to the producers. There were demos from unknowns and from celebrities like Dolly Parton. Every staff producer screened hundreds of CDs and cassettes each week. “Jam and Lewis were looking for at least a song a week from us,” Hines said. “It might be two weeks and sometimes it might be a couple in a week.”Besides screening demos for the next hit song, the producers were also writing, often for bands they fronted, Stokely Williams, for example, was lead singer for Mint Condition. The band recorded their hit “Breakin' My Heart (Pretty Brown Eyes)” at Flyte Tyme's Edina studio in 1991. In 1992 the song peaked at No. 6 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and No. 3 on Billboard's Hot R&B chart.Producers would also assist other projects in the pipeline. Whether it was through singing or playing, everyone was expected to contribute. “You were writing constantly, improving and honing your craft, obviously for their perusal, review and approval,” he said. “They were like ‘Don't not write. Write a bad song, but keep writing. Hone your craft.'”In its heyday, Flyte Tyme churned out 100 Billboard Top 10 songs; 16 Number One Hot 100 hits and 26 R&B Number One hits. That includes Janet Jackson's multi-platinum hit record “Control” which dropped in 1986.The process clearly worked. Imagine 1960s Detroit had spawned a trio of Berry Gordys, who then went on to create two Motowns. That was the late century Twin Cities music scene.But, Christopher Fuller says the Motown comparison is not as accurate as another.“Jimmy and Terry I think one would say they're closer to the Philly International [production studio] of Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff because basically those two were the Philly Sound. And, like Jimmy and Terry, they were songwriters, too. Not just producers,” he said.Fuller adds that unlike legendary Beatles producer George Martin, Jam and Lewis wrote or co-wrote many of the songs for the artists they worked with.Music created at Flyte Tyme reached audiences around the world.Hines remembers the chills he got touring with Sounds of Blackness when he first heard overseas audiences singing along to lyrics borne in Flyte Tyme studios.“Many of whom were not English speaking, but they knew every lyric, not only the choruses, but the verses in the bridge … and were singing them in perfect English!”Since Prince's passing and Flyte Tyme's move away from the Twin Cities, the founders of The Minneapolis Sound may have fallen quiet, but Fuller says their legacy is still with us in the new acts and their songs.“We're still seeing their effect today. The most popular music right now, globally, is K-Pop [Korean Pop Music],” Fuller said. “But, you know what K-Pop is? It's reconstituted Black music – especially 90s R&B, which along with Teddy Riley and New Jack Swing was Flyte Tyme. Jimmy and Terry. Just about all of modern pop music owes a huge debt to them.”

Singer, Songwriter, Super Producer, and one of the architects of the Philly Sound, Kenny Gamble, will continue our salute to Black Music Month. Before we hear from Kenny, Music Publicist Ira Tucker Jr. will check into our classroom, Ira's dad was a member of the Dixie Hummingbirds & his sister was a member of the Supremes. Before Ira, Civil Rights activist Brother Ray. Learn More About The 54 Countries of Africa Text "DCnews" to 52140 For Local & Exclusive News Sent Directly To You! The Big Show starts on WOLB at 1010 AM, wolbbaltimore.com, WOL 95.9 FM & 1450 AM & woldcnews.com at 6 am ET., 5 am CT., 3 am PT., and 11 am BST. Call-In # 800 450 7876 to participate, & listen liveSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The decade of the 1960's produced some of the most iconic Musical Acts of all time!The Beatles, The Doors, The Beach Boys, Sly and the Family Stone, Aretha, Santana, The Rolling Stones, The 4 Seasons, Chubby Checker and Motown to name a few were all favorites for Tom and Bert during this decade. They also throw out, Did You Know Trivia and facts as they go down memory lane with some of the greatest songs of the Boomer Generation as they actually lived through these times.Tom discusses the huge impact that Roy Orbison had and the respect and tributes to this amazing artist from his peers as well as the artists who worked with Roy over those years. Bert goes through the Motown and Philly Sound era and his passion for the artists and songs that were the soundtrack of his life back in the '60's.Tom speaks to the impact that Chubby Checker had in the early '60's and his timeless song ,"The Twist", and the guys also question the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction process. How could Chubby not be in? 60 years after The Twist was released he is still waiting! Did we forget Jimi Hendrix? How dare we ever do that. The man, the myth the legend and also the top paid act at Woodstock in 1969.Please leave your rating and review as well as your comments. We appreciate it!

Tom and Bert discuss the 1960's Movies and Music with the slang of the day and the powerhouse song that put Chubby Checker on the map--- "The Twist".  The Twist was for everyone of every age, you danced by yourself or together in groups and there was no limitation on the different variations and moves that you made. It was a the craze and rage of the early '60's and we discuss the worldwide impact it had and the multiple spinoffs that were recorded.We move on to discuss the "British Invasion" that brought a whole new sound and fashion to America's shores back in 1964. Led by The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Dave Clark 5, Herman's Hermits, The Animals and many others.We also discuss the impact of "Motown", "Philly Sound", James Brown and how that music tied into the social issues of the mid-sixties and the great artists that left an indelible mark on us. Bert literally worshipped at the alter of Motown and makes no apologies for his love of that genre.Lastly Tom recommends 3 great Documentaries that showed how important the "musicians behind the scenes" were to so many amazing bands and artists. "Standing in the Shadows of Motown" featuring the Funk Brothers, "The Wrecking Crew" and Muscle Shoals", check them out!

We remember one of the creators of the Philly Sound: songwriter, arranger and producer Thom Bell. He died late last month, at the age of 79. He was a classically trained pianist whose inventive R&B arrangements included horns, strings, oboe, timpani, and more. Among the songs he arranged were "Drowning in the Sea of Love" by Joe Simon, and "Backs Stabbers" by the O'Jays. He also wrote and arranged for the Stylistics, the Spinners, and the Delfonics. John Powers reviews the new film White Noise, directed by Noah Baumbach, now on Netflix.

We remember one of the creators of the Philly Sound: songwriter, arranger and producer Thom Bell. He died late last month, at the age of 79. He was a classically trained pianist whose inventive R&B arrangements included horns, strings, oboe, timpani, and more. Among the songs he arranged were "Drowning in the Sea of Love" by Joe Simon, and "Backs Stabbers" by the O'Jays. He also wrote and arranged for the Stylistics, the Spinners, and the Delfonics. John Powers reviews the new film White Noise, directed by Noah Baumbach, now on Netflix.

Paying Tribute to Thom Bell of Philly Sound and Barbee Barnabee McNeal Up coming Events and interviews

Dr. Greg Carr puts the #midtermelections into perspective with the victories of #WesMoore in Maryland and the failed "red wave." He also does a tribute through song to the Philly Sound with the passing of Joe Tarsia, the founder of Sigma Sound Studios. And finally in honor of #VeteransDay, Dr. Carr tells the story of York. #InClasswithCarrJOIN KNARRATIVE to get to #Knubia: https://www.knarrative.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

A very special, extended Diggers Delight this Monday night in memory of the great Joe Tarsia. We remember Sigma Studios and celebrate the massive influence of both on the world of soul music.. Three hours of great Philly tunes with interview exerts from some of the musical greats of the Philly Sound. PLAYLIST Artist Title Intro (interview) The birth of Sigma Studios & the Philly Sound MFSB TSOP Detroit Spinners Ghetto Child Vince Montanna (interview) What is the Sound of Philly ? Montana Sextet Heavy Vibe Blue Magic Welcome to the club Bunny Siegler (interview) What is the Philly sound ? Bunny Siegler Things are going to get better Archie Bell & the Drells It's hard not to like you William Hart (interview) So Smooth Philly Jerry Butler Never gonna give you up Delphonics When you get right down to it Joe Tarsia (interview) Philly in a Tux Lou Rawls What's the matter with the world Dick Jensen New York City is a lonely town Billy Paul  Compared to what Leon Huff (Interview) Story of Me & Mrs Jones Billy Paul  Me and Mrs Jones Jean Carne Was that all it was Teddy Pendergrass (interview) Joining the Bluenotes Harold Melvin & Blue Notes Wake up everybody Harold Melvin & Blue Notes The Love I Lost Bobby Eli (interview) The Norman Harris Arrangements Double Exposure 10 percent (Mike Mauro mix) Love Committee Cheaters never win North of the Gap   Ojays I dig your act Delphonics Loving him Soul Brother Six I'll be loving you Gamble & Huff (interview) Working with the Jacksons Jacksons Show you the way to go Tom Moulton (interview) The Sigma Sound Trammps Zing went the strings of my heart Moment of Truth At first sight Intruders She's a winner Philadelphia All Stars Let's clean up the ghetto Ojays Let life flow Micheal Pedicine Jr Soncere Billy Paul  Bring the family back Stylistics Hurry up this way again Barbara Mason Yes I'm ready (Moulton mix) Dells  Somebody's gotta move

Wow Philly Flavoured goodness in todays show.. with some fantastic new music also.. Enjoy the Rewind MmP

This week on Under the Radar we are looking back at one of our favorite episodes. Philadelphia International Records celebrates its 51st anniversary this year and the iconic "Phillysound" that it made famous. But the legacy of Philadelphia International Records is also its influence on other music genres and artists far beyond its birth city. We're humming some of Philadelphia International's biggest hits, and asking: What is the sound of Philadelphia?

1 Roll It The Baker Brothers 01:14 Time To Testify2 Wake Up Everybody Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes 07:34 Philly Sound 3: Kenny Gamble, Leon Huff And The Story of Brotherly Love (1966 - 1976)3 Wolves in Disguise Izo FitzRoy 03:33 How The Mighty Fall4 God Bless America for What Swamp Dogg 05:31 Rat On5 Eve of Destruction Max Romeo 04:24 Words from the Brave6 Without Guns Dean Francis㥦 05:38 This Groove's For You7 03_03_Compared_To_What Ladama 04:41 8 Heaven Ural Thomas & the Pain 04:07 Dancing Dimensions9 Every 1's a Winner (feat. Eric Gales) Angie Stone 04:15 Covered in Soul10 Peace And Understanding Boukou Groove 03:59 A Lil' Bouko In Your Cup11 Like Marvin Gaye Said (What's Going On) Arrested Development 03:44 Greatest Hits [Disky]12 Merry Jane (with Ishtar) Eric Boss 03:50 13 Take A Walk In Their Shoes Beverley Skeete 03:19 Beverley Skeete - Woman Got Soul14 People Have the Power Candi Staton 03:58 Unstoppable15 Resurrection City Jalal 04:17 On The One16 Who Would Follow Iyeoka 04:35 Gold17 I Stay Ready Cody ChesnuTT 02:47 My Love Divine Degree18 Beat Con Flow Mista Savona 04:34 Havana Meets Kingston Part 219 Lost In Kinshasa Ariya Astrobeat Arkestra 07:27 Ariya Astrobeat Arkestra20 Rolling In The Deep Hackney Colliery Band 03:38 Rolling In The Deep21 People Get Ready Brand New Heavies 03:46 In Tha Beginning22 Keep On Truckin' Matt Covington 05:37 Funk-A-Licious - Rarities, Outakes & B-Sides23 We Got What You Want Brian Culbertson 04:03 Funk!24 Givin' Up Food For Funk (Part 1) J.B.'s 03:09 Pass The Peas: The Best Of The J.B.'s25 Cut Me In Kissing Potion 04:16 Kissing Potion26 Man Of Your Word (CD) Laura Vane & The Vipertones 03:16 Laura Vane & The Vipertones CD27 The Ghetto (Live) Ruthie Foster 05:10 Live at the Paramount

Último capítulo de la temporada y cerrando por todo lo alto con la selección musical de lo mejor de 2021 dentro del mercado anglosajón, centrado sobre todo en las publicaciones procedentes de Reino Unido y los Estados Unidos, sin duda los dos centros más poderosos en cuanto a tradición y creación musical. Desde el rock británico de Sam Fender, pasando por el country crepuscular de Midland, los ecos a Laurel Canyon de Pearl Charles, el homenaje a la Motown y el Philly Sound por parte de Silk Sonic, el hip hop de la londinense Little Simz, el soul exquisito de Aaron Frazer, el regreso de The Beatles e incluso el disco funk de los australianos Parcels. Todo esto y mucho más en esta última Gramola que cierra con broche de oro otro año atípico, pero como viene siendo costumbre, cargado de buena música.Selección de canciones:1. Sam Fender - Seventeen Going Under2. Jade Bird - Prototype3. Snail Mail - Headlock4. Pearl Charles - What I Need5. Haim - Gasoline6. The Beatles - I've Got A Feeling7. Ryan Adams - Fuck The Rain8. Daniel Romano - Holy Trumpeteer9. Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit - Driver 810. Ernest & Hailey Whitters - Islands In The Stream11. Midland - Sunrise Tells The Story12. Lord Huron - Mine Forever13. Yola - Stand For Myself14. Aaron Frazer - If I Got You15. Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats - Love Don't16. Silk Sonic - Fly As Me17. Benny Sings - Sunny Afternoon18. Paul McCartney & Beck - Find My Way19. Joy Crookes - Feet Don't Fail Me Now20. Little Simz - Woman21. Remi Wolf - Anthony Kiedis22. Arlo Parks - Hope23. L'Impératrice - Off To The Side24. Parcels - Famous25. Japanese Breakfast - Be Sweet26. Miles Kane - Nothing's Ever Gonna Be Good Enough

Welkom bij de 33e Live Soulshow vanaf Bonaire. Iedere donderdagavond om 20:00 uur live op soulshow.nl of via de gratis Soulshow App. Het is 50 jaar Philly Sound avond met de uitslag van de prijsvraag. Je hoort o.a. de nieuwe remix van de Philly klassieker The More I Get, The More I Got van Teddy Pendergrass. verder een nieuwe "ouwe" van Stevie Wonder, de wekelijkse TIP van Guyon, er zijn weer wat verzoeken en zoals gebruikelijk hoor je veel nieuw materiaal en de beste Soulshow Classics. Enjoy the Show!Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Het is de dag voor Black Friday, Thanksgiving in Amerika, en natuurlijk weer een nieuwe Soulshow. We trappen af met .... Earth, Wind & Ferry! Een drukke nieuwe Soulshow... We hebben de 50 jaar Philly Sound prijsvraag, de tip van Gyon, en een Mashup van dj. Foefur (Frank Hardenbol). Er is nieuwe muziek van o.a. Jay Diggs, Trijntje Oosterhuis en Gregory Porter. Ferry belt met Ben Liebrand over de nieuwe single van de SOS Band. En je hoort twee vinyl singles uit het Soulshow vinylarchief opgepoetst door Rob Bedijn. Dit en nog veel meer in de gloednieuwe Soulshow. Veel plezier!Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Philadelphia International Records celebrates its 50th anniversary this year and the iconic "Phillysound" that it made famous. But the legacy of Philadelphia International Records is also its influence on other music genres and artists far beyond its birth city. As part of Under The Radar's ongoing summer series, we're humming some of Philadelphia International's biggest hits, and asking: Exactly what is the sound of Philadelphia? Guests: Max Ochester, musical historian and owner of record store Brewerytown Beats in Philadelphia. Jack McCarthy, Philadelphia music archivist and historian.

In this week's episode Tim and Jeremy consider the emergence of Disco as a recognisable and distinct sound in the period 1973-75. They grapple with the problems of codifying a genre, showing how genrefication can limit previously open spaces of possibility, and talk about to what extent the participants in the nascent scene saw themselves as part of a single project. Tim and Jeremy also discuss the lush orchestrations of the Philly Sound, the machinic pulse of the four-to-the-floor drumbeat, the development of remix culture as a way of sculpting tracks more appropriate for the dancefloor, and finish up with the coronation of Gloria Gaynor as the first Queen of Disco. Plus: the Disco swear word! Tim Lawrence and Jeremy Gilbert are authors, academics, DJs and audiophile dance party organisers. They've been friends and collaborators since 1997, teaching together and running parties since 2003. With clubs closed and half their jobs lost to university cuts, they're inevitably launching a podcast. Produced and edited by Matt Huxley. We are committed to making Love is the Message free to everyone who wants it, but if you have the means, please become a supporter by visiting www.patreon.com/LoveMessagePod for as little as £3 a month so we can stay free. Tune in, Turn on, Get Down! Tracklist: The O'Jays - Back Stabbers Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes - The Love I Lost Eddie Kendricks - Girl You Need a Change of Mind MFSB - TSOP (The Sound of Philadelphia) George McCrae - Rock Your Baby Don Downing - Dreamworld (Tom Moulton Mix) BT Express - Do It ('Til You're Satisfied) (Tom Moulton Mix) Gloria Gaynor - Never Can Say Goodbye (Tom Moulton Mix)

Raised in Detroit, Michigan and vocally trained by their mom, gospel singer Mary Frazier Jones, Shirley, Brenda, and Valorie Jones were a musical wonder from the very start. Their misty harmonies caught the ears of some of the greatest performers of all time—from Norman Connors to Aretha Franklin and Diana Ross— who hired them as their backing vocalists.They became so damn good that Kenneth Gamble and Leon Huff signed them to Philadelphia International Records and gave them all the attention they deserved with beautifully-crafted songs like “You're Gonna Make Me Love Somebody Else,” “At Peace With Woman,” and “I Just Love The Man.”Their ride on the ‘love train' reached its ultimate destination with a mysterious jazz-infused track written by Dexter Wensel and Cynthia Biggs El, inspired by a failed college trip to Egypt. It almost never made it to the PIR catalogue, but after the girls laid their vocals, “Nights Over Egypt” grew to become a Quiet Storm standard and source of inspiration for Hip-Hop and Rap artists, musicians, and music lovers everywhere, cementing the singers' place in the industry.More on Shirley JonesWebsiteInstagramShow TracklistingWho Can I Run To (Xscape)Put A Little Love In Your Heart (Mary Frazier Jones)Oh I Feel Good (Mary Frazier Jones and the Jones Sisters)Almighty Fire (Aretha Franklin)Love Hangover (Diana Ross and the Jones Sisters Live at Midnight Special)You're Gonna Make Me Love Somebody Else (The Jones Girls)I Just Love The Man (The Jones Girls)At Peace With Woman (The Jones Girls)Nights Over Egypt (The Jones Girls)I Won't Tell (Shirley Jones)Host and Producer: Diego MartinezExecutive Producer: NickFreshAudio Engineer: Adam Fogel Follow us on social media: @choonspod

As creators of the "Philly Sound" and their own Philadelphia International Records label, Kenny Gamble & Leon Huff have written and produced over 175 gold and platinum records, including all-time classics by The O'Jays, Billy Paul, Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes, MFSB, The Three Degrees, Lou Rawls, Teddy Pendergrass, and The Jacksons. Their hits include iconic classics like “Love Train” by The O'Jays and “Me And Mrs. Jones” by Billy Paul. In 1995, they were inducted into the Songwriters Hall Of Fame and in 2008, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

It's Black Music Month and the crew talk about the magic that has come from the city of Brotherly Love. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

We hear from songwriter, arranger and producer Thom Bell. This year marks the 50th anniversary of Philadelphia International Records. Among the songs he arranged were Joe Simon's "Drowning in the Sea of Love," and "Back Stabbers" by The O'Jays. Bell is in the Songwriters Hall of Fame. He also wrote and arranged for The Stylistics, The Spinners, and The Delfonics. He spoke with Terry Gross in 2006. Also, Justin Chang reviews the horror movie 'A Quiet Place Part II,' the sequel to John Krasinski's 2018 film.

We hear from songwriter, arranger and producer Thom Bell. This year marks the 50th anniversary of Philadelphia International Records. Among the songs he arranged were Joe Simon's "Drowning in the Sea of Love," and "Back Stabbers" by The O'Jays. Bell is in the Songwriters Hall of Fame. He also wrote and arranged for The Stylistics, The Spinners, and The Delfonics. He spoke with Terry Gross in 2006. Also, Justin Chang reviews the horror movie 'A Quiet Place Part II,' the sequel to John Krasinski's 2018 film.

1 Crackle Ska The Higher Notes 03:13 Double Salute 2 Love Is All Buck D.D. Black 03:09 Mississippi Bluze Mass 3 Victory! Michelle David & The Gospel Sessions 04:20 2020 - The Gospel Sessions Vol. 4 4 Out In The Country David Ruffin 03:36 David - Unreleased LP & More 5 Play Me Marcia Griffiths 03:09 Sweet Bitter Love 6 From Warm To Cool To Cold Earl Gaines 02:57 Deluxe 125 45 7 Pullin' The Minits 02:18 Memphis 70: The City's Funk And Soul In The Decade After Otis, 1968-1978 8 One Part Love - Two Parts Pain (Atlantic 2728) Sam & Dave 03:10 I Got Everything I Need (Singles + More 1962-77) 9 Go Go Power Sugar Pie DeSanto 02:52 Go Go Power:Chess Records 10 Bad News Aaron Frazer 03:49 Introducing... 11 Amigo Black Slate 04:44 Black Slate 12 I Ain't New To This Leela James 02:31 My Soul 13 King's Man Darondo 04:20 Listen to My Song: Music City Sessions 14 Love Reverberation (feat. Jonny Benavidez) Adrian Quesada 03:42 Look At My Soul The Latin Shade Of Texas Soul 15 (Whats so Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding Candi Staton 04:07 Unstoppable 16 Rich Get Richer The O'Jays 04:24 Philly Sound 3: Kenny Gamble, Leon Huff And The Story of Brotherly Love (1966 - 1976) 17 Masters Of Greed (feat. Ruben Rodriguez and Anthony Carrillo) Rebel Tumbao 05:54 Rebel Tumbao 18 Clean the House Fat Freddy's Drop 04:15 Blackbird 19 A Day In The Life Black Merda 05:37 Renaissance 20 Spaceship: Earth feat. Anthony Joseph Mop Mop 05:59 Lunar Love 21 Dem People Go Dennis Ferrer 05:17 The Rough Guide To Afrobeat Revolution 22 Seven Nation Army Brass Roots 04:01 Good Life 23 the jam Graham Central Station 08:14 The Larry Graham & Graham Central Station Anthology Disc 1 24 Don't Stop Ya Lovin Erica Falls 04:52 HomeGrown 25 Funkship Area - 51 (feat. Christian McBride & Brother Nature) Bootsy Collins 04:00 The Power of the One 26 The Payback James Brown 07:40 The Payback 27 To Sir With Love Al Green 04:10 Truth N Time

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! Este monográfico está dedicado a algunos de los éxitos publicados en el sello Philadelphia International Records por artistas como MFSB, The Three Degrees, The O'Jays, Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes, Teddy Pendergrass, Lou Rawls, The Trammps, Jean Carne, Archie Bell & The Drells, The Jacksons, The Jones Girls y McFadden & Whitehead. Una hora con el mejor Phillysound (Sonido Filadelfia).Escucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de Cloud Jazz Smooth Jazz. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/27170

Este monográfico está dedicado a algunos de los éxitos publicados en el sello Philadelphia International Records por artistas como MFSB, The Three Degrees, The O'Jays, Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes, Teddy Pendergrass, Lou Rawls, The Trammps, Jean Carne, Archie Bell & The Drells, The Jacksons, The Jones Girls y McFadden & Whitehead. Una hora con el mejor Phillysound (Sonido Filadelfia).

In this week's episode, we wave a sad goodbye to the EU with the aid of Dorian Lynskey, Guardian contributor, author of 33 Revolutions Per Minute and The Ministry Of Truth, and host of the excellent Remainiacs podcast.Dorian talks Mark, Barney & Jasper through his stellar career in music writing, focusing on his interviews with German superstar Paul van Dyk and French electro-House robots Daft Punk. Dorian also discusses Remainiacs on the eve of the Brexit countdown, and the four remoaners collectively lament the end of the beginning of the withdrawal… or is it the beginning of the end?The Euro theme continues with a clip from the late Andy Gill's delightful 1997 audio interview with Irmin, Holger & Michael of krautrock kings Can, heard chuckling about the "erotic dreams" embedded in soldiers' mattresses. A brief discussion of Can's uniqueness as an experimental unit ensues.Also for RBP subscribers is the selection of new library pieces presented by Mr. Pringle, including fashion tips from Mods in 1964, a tour of Philly's Sigma Sound studios in 1975, and a cab ride across London with jazz legend Archie Shepp in 1985…Many thanks to special guest Dorian Lynskey; visit his website dorianlynskey.com for further information about his books and the Remainiacs podcast.Pieces discussed: Paul van Dyk, Röyksopp, Daft Punk, Air, Serge Gainsbourg, Amon Düül et al., Kraftwerk, Can audio, Mod fashions, Marc Bolan, Philly Sound, Elvis Presley R.I.P., Archie Shepp, Whitney Houston's Bodyguard soundtrack, 5ive, Matthew Herbert Big Band, The new blues and Chris Darrow

In this week's episode, we wave a sad goodbye to the EU with the aid of Dorian Lynskey, Guardian contributor, author of 33 Revolutions Per Minute and The Ministry Of Truth, and host of the excellent Remainiacs podcast.Dorian talks Mark, Barney & Jasper through his stellar career in music writing, focusing on his interviews with German superstar Paul van Dyk and French electro-House robots Daft Punk. Dorian also discusses Remainiacs on the eve of the Brexit countdown, and the four remoaners collectively lament the end of the beginning of the withdrawal… or is it the beginning of the end?The Euro theme continues with a clip from the late Andy Gill's delightful 1997 audio interview with Irmin, Holger & Michael of krautrock kings Can, heard chuckling about the "erotic dreams" embedded in soldiers' mattresses. A brief discussion of Can's uniqueness as an experimental unit ensues.Also for RBP subscribers is the selection of new library pieces presented by Mr. Pringle, including fashion tips from Mods in 1964, a tour of Philly's Sigma Sound studios in 1975, and a cab ride across London with jazz legend Archie Shepp in 1985…Many thanks to special guest Dorian Lynskey; visit his website dorianlynskey.com for further information about his books and the Remainiacs podcast.Pieces discussed: Paul van Dyk, Röyksopp, Daft Punk, Air, Serge Gainsbourg, Amon Düül et al., Kraftwerk, Can audio, Mod fashions, Marc Bolan, Philly Sound, Elvis Presley R.I.P., Archie Shepp, Whitney Houston's Bodyguard soundtrack, 5ive, Matthew Herbert Big Band, The new blues and Chris Darrow

The O'Jays reached the pinnacle of their musical careers when they were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2005.  An anchor of the "Philly Sound," their music stayed on the charts throughout the 1970's.  In our July of 2012 interview with founding member, Walter Williams, Sr., the CAT's Ray White talks with Walter about recent developments with the band and his new solo album, Get Your Feet Off My Cadillac.  In our "Spotlight" segment, Lisa Davis features the latest from The Chairmen Of The Board, whose legacy is still strong today, after 15 charting singles throughout the years!  Learn more about our show at http://www.cooolcat.com 

Welcome to the an awesome Friday Night Dance Party!   In Hour 1:  Four-time Grammy winning producer-singer-songwriter Bunny Sigler's new album will excite past and present fans. The prolific songwriter who produced the “Philly Sound” excites his audience with this highly anticipated new album continuously showcasing his classic R&B sound going back to his roots for something past fans will be excited for. Bundino, Sigler's latest, is a complete work of romantic R&B, soul ballads with a contemporary sound. Sigler takes all the right risks that will catch anyone's ear. Known to many of his fans and peers as “Mr. Emotion”, Sigler still provides his signature smooth sound and romantic lyrics. This new album showcases Bunny's undying love for songwriting and producing the most passionate and romantic R&B songs that are laced with soul with every high note and lyric. Bundino is the perfect blend of instant classics with polished production that is current for this new year.  Buy BUNDINO on iTunes today!  Click here!  

Welcome to the an awesome Friday Night Dance Party!   In Hour 1:  Four-time Grammy winning producer-singer-songwriter Bunny Sigler's new album will excite past and present fans. The prolific songwriter who produced the “Philly Sound” excites his audience with this highly anticipated new album continuously showcasing his classic R&B sound going back to his roots for something past fans will be excited for. Bundino, Sigler's latest, is a complete work of romantic R&B, soul ballads with a contemporary sound. Sigler takes all the right risks that will catch anyone's ear. Known to many of his fans and peers as “Mr. Emotion”, Sigler still provides his signature smooth sound and romantic lyrics. This new album showcases Bunny's undying love for songwriting and producing the most passionate and romantic R&B songs that are laced with soul with every high note and lyric. Bundino is the perfect blend of instant classics with polished production that is current for this new year.  Buy BUNDINO on iTunes today!  Click here!  

Join host Garrett Miller for the 2 Hour Friday Night Dance Party LIVE 9pE/6pW!  4 Time Grammy Winner Bunny Sigler joins the show to promote his new hit single "DO THE CALYPSO DANCE." Call 323-657-1493 to ask a question, sound off, tell your dumbest joke or even request your favorite song! (Los Angeles, CA): Four-time Grammy winning producer/singer/songwriter Bunny Sigler releases a fresh new single that will excite past and present fans. Teaming up with a young Haitian producer, "Do The Calypso Dance" is a breath of fresh air that is the perfect summer-time anthem. The prolific songwriter who produced the "Philly Sound", excites his audience with this highly anticipated new single continuously showcasing his range of songs. Infectious and fun, Sigler takes all the right risks with this vibrant song that will catch anyone's ear. Known to many of his fans and peers as "Mr. Emotion", Sigler still provides his signature smooth sound and romantic lyrics all still while having fun with this record to release something so different from anything else he has released in the past. The playful music video for "Do The Calypso Dance" is a perfect blend and partner to the single with Sigler shaking along to choreography to the shimmery single and singing along on the beach. Bunny has been known for working with a string of acts over the years such as Curtis Mayfield, Barbara Mason, Gamble & Huff, Outkast and even Jay-Z. He continues to evolve as an artist staying in tune to what's current in order to be a relevant songwriter to continue his long-running career in the music industry.

Join host Garrett Miller for the 2 Hour Friday Night Dance Party LIVE 9pE/6pW!  4 Time Grammy Winner Bunny Sigler joins the show to promote his new hit single "DO THE CALYPSO DANCE." Call 323-657-1493 to ask a question, sound off, tell your dumbest joke or even request your favorite song! (Los Angeles, CA): Four-time Grammy winning producer/singer/songwriter Bunny Sigler releases a fresh new single that will excite past and present fans. Teaming up with a young Haitian producer, "Do The Calypso Dance" is a breath of fresh air that is the perfect summer-time anthem. The prolific songwriter who produced the "Philly Sound", excites his audience with this highly anticipated new single continuously showcasing his range of songs. Infectious and fun, Sigler takes all the right risks with this vibrant song that will catch anyone's ear. Known to many of his fans and peers as "Mr. Emotion", Sigler still provides his signature smooth sound and romantic lyrics all still while having fun with this record to release something so different from anything else he has released in the past. The playful music video for "Do The Calypso Dance" is a perfect blend and partner to the single with Sigler shaking along to choreography to the shimmery single and singing along on the beach. Bunny has been known for working with a string of acts over the years such as Curtis Mayfield, Barbara Mason, Gamble & Huff, Outkast and even Jay-Z. He continues to evolve as an artist staying in tune to what's current in order to be a relevant songwriter to continue his long-running career in the music industry.