Podcasts about queen of soul aretha franklin

Sie galt als die "Queen of Soul", eine Ausnahme-Sängerin. Ein neuer Spielfilm erzählt jetzt einen Teil des Lebens von Aretha Franklin nach, mit Oscar-Preisträgerin Jennifer Hudson in der Hauptrolle. Jenni Zylka über den Film "Respect" und die Legende Aretha Franklin.

Episode Title: The Journey That Played Out Just Right Feat Steve PageotIn this episode Durell is joined by Grammy award winning audio engineer and music producer Steve Pageot. Durell starts off the episode asking Steve about his experience being born in New York but growing up and spending many years in Montreal Quebec. Steve talks about how he developed a love for music by watching the TV show FAME as well as watching the Jackson 5. He shares that his dad also is a musician and has a love for music and wanted to have kids that were in a singing group but the only problem with that was that Steve was the only “Jackson”.Steve shares a great story about winning the Canadian Music Competition at the age of 16 as a concert flutist. He had a dream to go to Juliard School. He shared how difficult it is having hatian parents and trying to convince them to attend. He then decided to initially pursue a career in computer programming instead of pursuing music. He got a job after graduation as a PCB designer where he then started to buy equipment to start producing music.He talked about his meeting with Puff Daddy in 1993 and being told that his music wasn't good enough and so he went back to Canada and then he moved back to New York years later in 1997 to pursue his dreams and goals of making it in the music industry and eventually meeting Ron Lawrence who was a part of the production group the “Hit Men”. Steve's hard work and perseverance ultimately led to him being a part of the Platinum album Thug Mentality in 1999.Steve has also had the opportunity to work with some of America's most recognizable brands as a jingle producer. Steve shares how fortunate he was to have the opportunity and experience of working with the “Queen Of Soul” Aretha Franklin.Steve has also been a veteran in the Sync Licensing and has had music placed in several reality shows because he inked a deal with MTV. He also talked about his experience being a judge on BET's 106 & Park's “Freestyle Friday”.Steve was also slated to work with Michael Jackson on his final studio album for Michael Jackson. Although it didn't happen due to his passing he still looked at the opportunity as a blessing to even be considered and felt real validation as a producer.Steve and Durell end the episode by discussing some of his mentorship programs and guest lectures at SAE and his passion for artist and music production development.For more info on Steve Pageot please visit his website:https://www.stevepageot.com/

Episode Title: The Journey That Played Out Just Right Feat Steve PageotIn this episode Durell is joined by Grammy award winning audio engineer and music producer Steve Pageot. Durell starts off the episode asking Steve about his experience being born in New York but growing up and spending many years in Montreal Quebec. Steve talks about how he developed a love for music by watching the TV show FAME as well as watching the Jackson 5. He shares that his dad also is a musician and has a love for music and wanted to have kids that were in a singing group but the only problem with that was that Steve was the only “Jackson”.Steve shares a great story about winning the Canadian Music Competition at the age of 16 as a concert flutist. He had a dream to go to Juliard School. He shared how difficult it is having hatian parents and trying to convince them to attend. He then decided to initially pursue a career in computer programming instead of pursuing music. He got a job after graduation as a PCB designer where he then started to buy equipment to start producing music.He talked about his meeting with Puff Daddy in 1993 and being told that his music wasn't good enough and so he went back to Canada and then he moved back to New York years later in 1997 to pursue his dreams and goals of making it in the music industry and eventually meeting Ron Lawrence who was a part of the production group the “Hit Men”. Steve's hard work and perseverance ultimately led to him being a part of the Platinum album Thug Mentality in 1999.Steve has also had the opportunity to work with some of America's most recognizable brands as a jingle producer. Steve shares how fortunate he was to have the opportunity and experience of working with the “Queen Of Soul” Aretha Franklin.Steve has also been a veteran in the Sync Licensing and has had music placed in several reality shows because he inked a deal with MTV. He also talked about his experience being a judge on BET's 106 & Park's “Freestyle Friday”.Steve was also slated to work with Michael Jackson on his final studio album for Michael Jackson. Although it didn't happen due to his passing he still looked at the opportunity as a blessing to even be considered and felt real validation as a producer.Steve and Durell end the episode by discussing some of his mentorship programs and guest lectures at SAE and his passion for artist and music production development.For more info on Steve Pageot please visit his website:https://www.stevepageot.com/

Bryce, Greg & Drew spent a week with the Queen Of Soul Aretha Franklin, and they talk alllll about it. PLUS! new music from Voodoo Glowskulls & more!JOIN OUR DISCORD COMMUNITY:tinyurl.com/rockofshamejoin us tuesday nights LIVE on twitch.tv/thiccboidrewski

Welcome to the weekly Glitterbox Radio Show, a place where we celebrate incredible dance music from across the decades.On this week's show we pay tribute to the Queen Of Soul: Aretha Franklin... 01. Aretha Franklin – Respect [Atlantic]02. Aretha Franklin - It Only Happens (When I Look at You) [Atlantic]03. Aretha Franklin – Day Dreaming [Atlantic]04. Aretha Franklin - Giving Him Something He Can Feel [Warner Bros. Records]05. Aretha Franklin - Get It Right [Arista]06. Aretha Franklin – Jump To It [Arista]07. Aretha Franklin - What a Fool Believes [Arista]08. Crazy P – Heartbreaker [20:20 Vision]09. Aretha Franklin - I'm Every Woman (Eric Kupper Club Mix) [RCA]10. Whitney Houston Duet with Aretha Franklin - It Isn't, It Wasn't, It Ain't Never Gonna Be [Arista]11. Aretha Franklin - Rock Steady [Atlantic]12. Aretha Franklin – Think [Atlantic]13. Aretha Franklin - You're All I Need to Get By14. Aretha Franklin - I Say a Little Prayer [Atlantic]

Haize pays tribute to The Queen Of Soul Aretha Franklin, discusses the importance of open dialog & the statistics on black police officers using deadly force on black men. While Chaunice discusses the backlash on Sam Smith not liking Michael Jackson. B Hun & B Chan from Alternative Facts Chicago join the show to discuss the role public figures have in discussing their social activism. 0:00 Aretha Franklin Tribute 3:58 Opening 8:38 In The Mind of Haize 2109 Unpopular Opinion w/ Chaunice (@_DreadLightly) 25:45 Stupid Idiots of the week 2856: Petty News w/ Scoop Grady 33:14 Social Activism w. Alternative Facts Chicago (@AFactsCHicago) 73:35 Closing Follow us: @AwakenedSoulPod Follow Haize: @CEOHaize Contact us: TheAwakenedSoulPod@gmail.com

Haize pays tribute to The Queen Of Soul Aretha Franklin, discusses the importance of open dialog & the statistics on black police officers using deadly force on black men. While Chaunice discusses the backlash on Sam Smith not liking Michael Jackson. B Hun & B Chan from Alternative Facts Chicago join the show to discuss the role public figures have in discussing their social activism. 0:00 Aretha Franklin Tribute 3:58 Opening 8:38 In The Mind of Haize 2109 Unpopular Opinion w/ Chaunice (@_DreadLightly) 25:45 Stupid Idiots of the week 2856: Petty News w/ Scoop Grady 33:14 Social Activism w. Alternative Facts Chicago (@AFactsCHicago) 73:35 Closing Follow us: @AwakenedSoulPod Follow Haize: @CEOHaize Contact us: TheAwakenedSoulPod@gmail.com

Haize pays tribute to The Queen Of Soul Aretha Franklin, discusses the importance of open dialog & the statistics on black police officers using deadly force on black men. While Chaunice discusses the backlash on Sam Smith not liking Michael Jackson. B Hun & B Chan from Alternative Facts Chicago join the show to discuss the role public figures have in discussing their social activism. 0:00 Aretha Franklin Tribute 3:58 Opening 8:38 In The Mind of Haize 2109 Unpopular Opinion w/ Chaunice (@_DreadLightly) 25:45 Stupid Idiots of the week 2856: Petty News w/ Scoop Grady 33:14 Social Activism w. Alternative Facts Chicago (@AFactsCHicago) 73:35 Closing Follow us: @AwakenedSoulPod Follow Haize: @CEOHaize Contact us: TheAwakenedSoulPod@gmail.com Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-awakened-soul-podcast6887/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Today on this podcast we discuss the achievements by the one an only "Queen Of Soul" Aretha Franklin who recently passed away due to pancreatic cancer. I would have been remiss if I didn't dedicate a podcast to her.Articles: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/obituaries/aretha-franklin-dead-queen-soul-music-singer-atlantic-detroit-a8489536.htmlhttps://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/chart-beat/8470637/aretha-franklin-billboard-rb-soul-charts-record-achievementshttps://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/chart-beat/8470203/aretha-franklin-top-20-biggest-billboard-hot-100-hitsDaily Wavelength:Brandon Banks Autumn https://open.spotify.com/track/4ErkPhxu4xACkqqnQinRDyLouis York No Regrets https://open.spotify.com/track/0rHNvTGmo3JRb3PgGvWles --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/millennial-tones-podcast/message

Dr. Ramona Brockett & LanceScurv share their memories on the Queen Of Soul Aretha Franklin at the time of her transition and homecoming in an upbeat joyous dialogue that celebrated an exemplary life that has touched countless human beings well over a half century in a way that was Heaven-sent to a world most often in a state of chaos. I also have to say that the chat room family in this particular episode shared so much love between each other and I have to give a shout out to all who were there as this is what social media should be all about! We have to much drama between our people online and this show will shine out bright to the world as an example of Black Love that should be the norm across cyberspace! Copy & Paste this link to your browser to watch the livestream as it happened --> https://youtu.be/DYaLjtOuAOU --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lancescurv/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lancescurv/support

The Queen Of Soul Aretha Franklin is reported to be in a Detroit Michigan Hospital under hospice care surrounded by close friends and family as she struggles to remain alive. This caused me to reminisce on her stellar career as the greatest Soul Singer of all time with a signature voice that could rouse emotions from anyone no matter how cold their heart may be. The 76 year old icon has appeared frail in her recent performances last year all the while keeping her health concerns private. Her last performance was at an Elton John AIDS Foundation private gala last November of 2017. While many are saddened by this news, I encourage everyone to send positive energy to her in the form of your thoughts, memories and prayers as we should all do for her family and friends as I know that they have they weight of the world on their shoulders at this time. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lancescurv/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lancescurv/support