Podcasts about Rupert Hine

Månen! Magisk. Mystisk. Har den været for mennesket i titusinder af år og er til dels stadig trods viden er ude af skabet. Trods den eneste anden "planet" vi har betrådt. 385.000 km fra jorden. Men med en kraft, der påvirker vandet i vore store oceaner. Selvom det stadig er uvist hvor meget den påvirker de store mængder vand i os? I modsætning til solen cirkulerer månen jo om jorden og selvom det tager ca. en måne(d), kan den "mystisk" nok ses fra ethvert åbent punkt på jord i døgnet (hvis skyfrit;). Månen har ikke bare fysisk, men stor symbolsk betydning for os jordboere igennem tiderne, omend selvfølgelig ikke så meget mere som for forfædrene (og mødrene;). Der bliver dog stadig skrevet sange om den gamle måne: Bat For Lashes, Cigarettes After Sex, Dali's Car, Depeche Mode, Duran Duran, The Doors, Echo & The Bunnymen, Electric Light Orchestra, Genesis, Claire Hamill, Rupert Hine, Billy Mackenzie, Nits, Police, Prefab Sprout, Ragga & Jack Magic, Sade, Yello og Lars Muhl + Susi Hyldgaard

Sten Sejr er tilbage med en ny episode af Sejrstimen, og denne gang stiller han skarpt på temaet "det menneskelige" gennem sange, der alle bærer titlen "Human". Med sin karakteristiske dybde og refleksion udforsker Sejr, hvad det vil sige at være menneske og hvilke lag, drømme og skyggesider der gemmer sig under hudens overflade. Musikken, en af menneskets ældste og mest vedvarende udtryksformer, fungerer her som et spejl for vores fælles erfaringer og længsler. Episoden præsenterer numre fra en række kunstnere, der hver især fortolker menneskets natur og sindelag: Aquilo, Goldfrapp, Rupert Hine & Thinkman, Joe Jackson, Howard Jones, Nik Kershaw, The Killers, Kimbra, Lonely Robot, Marina, Muse, Of Monsters & Men, Emeli Sandé, Seal, Sia & Labrinth, Sparks, XTC + Carpark N og Fallulah. Denne musikalske rejse giver lytteren en særlig mulighed for at overveje, hvad det egentlig vil sige at være "Human". Med en blanding af reflekterende tekster og rige musikalske landskaber skaber Sejrstimen en stemning, hvor kunst og selvrefleksion går hånd i hånd.

Laidoje prisiminsime ir išgirsime kaip Britanijos progresyvaus roko atstovai, dainų autoriai, vokalistai, Rupert Hine, gitaristas Steve Hillage ir bosininkas Trevor Horn drąsiai, išradingai pasitiko 9-to dešimtmečio naujosios bangos „elektronines permainas“ savo kūryboje ir tapo sėkmingiausių New Wave grupių prodiuseriais.Ved. Lukas Devita

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 536. In this All Requests edition we heard music by Rosalie Cunningham, Adam Holzman, Camel, Adrian Belew, Midnight Oil, Black Dog Days, Go West, Brad Mehldau, Katy J Pearson, Band-Maid, Lux Terminus, Rupert Hine, Moon Safari, Brian Eno, The Mars Volta, Supermen Lovers, The Seahorses, Pilots Of The Daydreams, Poppy, Saviour Machine, Talk Talk, The Flower Kings, Tonto's Expanding Head Band, Wax Fang, Tim Buckley, Flying Colors, Carpenters & Weather Systems.

Un invité discret dans ces Petits Papiers pourtant si vous dites son nom dans le milieu de la musique, tout le monde sait de qui on parle et connait ses talents de bassiste et de guitariste. Il faut dire que ça fait environ 45 ans qu'il officie en studio pour des enregistrements et sur scène… à sa manière, toujours un peu en retrait mais essentiel et attentif aux projets qu'il accompagne. Nicolas à travaillé en studio et ou en concert avec des artistes tels que : Didier Lockwood, Philip Catherine, Alphonse Mouzon, Jacques Higelin, Alain Bashung, Dissidenten, Raoul Petite, Hubert-Félix Thiéfaine, Luca Carboni, Zazie, Trilok Gurtu, Rupert Hine, James Ingram, Johnny Hallyday, Patricia Kaas, Manu Katché, Joe Zawinul, Benjamin Biolay, Keren Ann, Metro (Chuck Loeb, Mitch Forman, Wolfgang Haffner), Charles Aznavour, Isabelle Boulay, Zachary Richard, Julio Iglesias, Vanessa Paradis, Francis Cabrel, Dominic Miller et Sting (pour ne citer qu'eux) En 2023, il sort un premier album instrumental sous son nom chez Cristal Records. Merci pour votre écoute Les petits Papiers c'est également en direct tous les dimanches de 17h à 18h sur www.rtbf.be/lapremiere Retrouvez tous les épisodes des petits Papiers sur notre plateforme Auvio.be : https://auvio.rtbf.be/emission/2332 Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement.

t took a few years, but Tom Bailey is finally reclaiming the wonderful legacy of the Thompson Twins. The excellent hit makers were everywhere in the 80s, but eventually Tom lost interest in pop music and moved on with then wife Alannah Currie to making dub and trance music under the names Babble and International Observer letting the Twins' flame die out. Thankfully, about 10 years ago he brushed off those old hits, put out a poppy solo album, and has been back in our lives since. He's now joining forced with Thomas Dolby and others on the Totally Tubular tour this summer. We get into all of it including working with Nile Rodgers and Rupert Hine, the late great Matthew Seligman, John uHughes movies, and the stories behind a bunch of songs. Enjoy!    www.thompsontwinstombailey.co.uk www.patreon.com/thehustlepod

Noel catches up with Andres del Castillo, who was the lead singer of the Canadian band, Eight Seconds. The synthpop/progressive rock group is best known for their 1986 hit, "Kiss You (When It's Dangerous)." It reached #14 overall in the Canadian charts, #1 in Quebec, and #72 in the United States. The band toured with Wang Chung in support of their amazing debut album, Almacantar. The album was produced by Rupert Hine, who produced The Fixx, Howard Jones and Tina Turner. Record company issues delayed the release of their second album, Big Houses, by two years. When it was released in 1990, the landscape had changed and the album came and went. The band broke up soon afterwards.

Private Dancer var tann fimta útgávan, sum Tina Turner legði navn til einmanna. Plátan kom í 1984 og varð hennara gjøgnumbrot sum solistur. Private Dancer gjørdi Tinu Turner kenda um allan heim, sølutølini, góðar 20 milliónir eintøk, prógva jú tað, og tað er eisini hennara best umtókta pláta nakrantíð. Verkið varð tilevnað í Bretlandi og fýra framleiðslueindir stóðu fyri tilrættaleggingini. Vit kunnu nevna Rupert Hine og Heaven 17 tónleikaran, Craig Marsh, ið eisini var tann sum tók stig til at fáa Turner úr Los Angeles til London at taka upp.

It is just so HEART! Et meget vitalt organ, der pumper blod konstant, stærkt og skrøbeligt, og som vel nok er blevet menneskets mest ikoniserede og symbolske del af kroppen (det indre), hvor alle mulige følelser og handlinger tillægges det 'stakkels' hjerte, fiktionen har gjort mere rødt og stiliseret end det kan holde til. Ret beset er det nok hjerne + mave/tarm der rummer alle de menneskelige kompleksiteter & følelser?! Men det nytter ikke noget, for hjertet har fået sin position og det er i den grad slået igennem i litteratur, kunst og ikke mindst musik. Talrige sange har hjerte (og smerte;) som fokus for følelser, og det nye tema i Sejrstimen har bare et lille udsnit med, som står mit hjerte lidt nærmere: The 1975, ABC, The Adventures, Associates, Kate Bush, Classix Nouveaux, Cock Robin, Dua Lipa, Finneas, Freur, Rupert Hine, The Human League, Keane, Cyndi Lauper, Luxuria, Joni Mitchell, Prefab Sprout, Feargal Sharkey, Sia

After the Fire, Andy Piercy, Peter Banks, Rupert Hine, and me.

HOPES & WISHES En unik menneskelig egenskab er evnen til refleksion (selvom nogle bruger den for lidt) og herunder hører de ret udbredte men nok også ofte skjulte "håb og ønsker". De kommer i mange former hos det enkelte menneske og kan naturligvis også være meget direkte og åbenbare på vegne af hele grupper, nationer, ja, hele verden og jorden. To enkle ord med så stor betydning, forskellige og dog nært beslægtede. De rummer også begge det mulige og umulige. Det opnåelige og den urealistiske fantasi. Men trods det moderne menneskes rationelle tilgang til livet er det uomtvisteligt, at vi stadig har brug for at nære "håb og ønsker". Alene og sammen. A-ha, Björk, Anna Calvi, Toni Childs, Billie Eilish, Enya, Rupert Hine, Hurts, Imagine Dragons, Moi Caprice, Peter Murphy, Bill Nelson, Panic At The Disco, Pink Floyd, R.E.M., Olivia Rodrigo, Emelie Sande, Simple Minds, Split Enz og Taylor Swift udtrykker "håb og ønsker" i musik.

En la segunda mitad del siglo pasado se vivió una explosión de nuevos ritmos, estilos, instrumentación, sonidos y medios que marcaron el devenir de la música que hoy escuchamos... ¡qué os voy a contar! La sesión las hemos dividido en tres partes: en una primera nos dejaremos llevar por el pop (Roxy Music, The The, Flash & The Pan), el tecno (Rupert Hine, Thompson Twins, Inxs) y el tecno rock (Clourbox) desarrollado en las décadas de los 70, 80 y 90. La segunda nos mostrará secuencias de dance (Miairiris, Lipps Inc), funk (Lipps Inc, David Christie), sonido Filadelfia (Lipps Inc, Chaka Khan), disco (David Christie, Chaka Khan) y disco rock (Donna Summer). Y en la tercera asistiremos a esa corriente afro-occidental que invadió las pistas de baile del planeta (Barrabás, Johnny Wakelin, Redbone).

Welcome to the middle of the second British Invasion!  John Howard Jones was born in Southampton, in southern England to Welsh parents.  He grew up in Wales, moved to Canada when he was a teenager, and returned to the UK in the mid 70's where he attended the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester.  The was the oldest of four boys, all of which became musicians, and started piano at the age of 7.  Dream Into Action is Howard Jones' second studio album, and was released in this month.  It went to number 10 on the Billboard 200, and number 2 on the UK albums chart.  Rupert Hine was the producer, who also produced albums for Rush.  Howard's brother Martin Jones plays bass on this album, and he has the group Afrodiziak as backing vocals on a number of tracks.  Jones had a successful debut release in 1984 called "Human Lib," and "Dream Into Action" would be an even bigger hit.  Howard Jones has a piano and keyboards-driven sound, and his lyrics are quite positive.  Jones believes that his positivity and depth tends to create a negative perception in the media, stating that "what's 'cool' is often very shallow and transient." Jones is still putting out albums today.  He released an album called Transform in 2019, and one called Dialogue in 20222.Bruce brings this synth-heavy 80's album to the podcast. Like to Get to Know You WellThis track preceded the album by over six months.  It came out as a single in August of 1984 as the Summer Olympics were kicking off in Los Angeles, and was dedicated to "the original spirit of the Olympic Games."  It was included in a remix album called "the 12" Album" in November 1984 before being included in this studio album.Assault and BatteryThis is a deeper cut which was played on an episode of Miami Vice.  The lyrics are about the horrors of eating meat - Jones was a vegetarian at the time, and is a vegan today.  This songs reminds us of Styx and Elton John with the keyboard work.  Life In One DayThe third single from the album (or fourth, depending upon how you count "Like to Get to Know You Well") went to number 19 on the Billboard Hot 100.  The lyrics are about not rushing through life, but taking time to enjoy the place where you are.  The British vocal group Afrodiziak can be heard contributing backing vocals to this song. Things Can Only Get BetterThe first single from the album is the big hit.  It went to number 5 on the Billboard Hot 100.  Afrodiziak contributes backing vocals to this track as well.  It is a very deliberately positive song, encouraging the listener who is down on his luck to keep going, and to keep looking for better days ahead. ENTERTAINMENT TRACK:Theme to the from the television series "Moonlighting" by Al JarreauBruce Willis launched his career in this detective romance comedy that starred Willis and Cybill Shepherd. STAFF PICKS:Don't Come Around Here No More by Tom Petty & the HeartbreakersRob features a song written by Tom Petty and Dave Stewart (from the Eurythmics).  This was the main hit from the sixth studio album "Southern Accents."  It is a break-up song partially inspired by a conversation Stewart overheard between Joe Walsh and Stevie Nicks.  The Alice In Wonderland-themed video is a must-see.We Are the World by U.S.A. for AfricaLynch brings us the ultimate supergroup.  This was a benefit single for victims of famine in Africa, and raised over $60 million.  The song was written by Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie, and Quincey Jones produced it.  Musicians appearing in the band were a veritable "who's who" in the music world, including performers as diverse as Stevie Wonder, Bruce Springsteen, Willie Nelson, Steve Perry, and Ray Charles.White Lies by Jason & the Scorchers Wayne's staff pick is off the group's first full length album, "Lost and Found."  Jason & the Scorchers' high energy and country twang led them to be described as "cowpunk."  The lyrics describe a couple in a bad relationship.  "Take these chains and set me free, release me from this misery.  Now, don't you waste my time with your alibis 'cause your heart can't hide what I see in your eyes."One Night in Bangkok by Murray HeadBruce goes to the theater for his staff pick.  This song is from a concept album and musical called "Chess," written by Benny Andersson and  Bjorn Ulvaeus (formerly of ABBA).  The musical is about a Cold War-era chess tournament between two grandmasters, one American and one Soviet.  Murray Head performs the spoken verse and Anders Glenmark sings the chorus. COMEDY TRACK:I'm Kissin' You Goodbye by Ray StevensWe finish up this week's podcast with a break-up song in a style only Ray Stevens can deliver.

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 469. In this edition we heard music by Brendan Perkins, Gordon Giltrap, Voyager, Cody Carpenter, The Venus Hunters, Avandra, DIMM, Architectonica, Dave Brubeck, Bill Nelson's Red Noise, Art Nouveau, Rupert Hine, Kite Parade, Camel, Hadal Sherpa, Penguin Cafe Orchestra, Hawkwind, L' Estate Di San Martino, Flaming Youth, Taï Phong & Jan Garbarek & The Hilliard Ensemble.

Sejrstimen er en udsendelse med studievært Sten Sejr. Han har en stor kærlighed for musik og er tilmed selv udøvende sanger og musiker. Udsendelsen bevæger sig rundt i temaer, fra studieværtens egen pladesamling og indeholder typisk mindre kendte numre med temaets kunstner. Et tema kan være med en bestemt komponist, producer, et bestemt land eller noget helt andet. Mulighederne er mange. Denne gang er det om producer og artist Rupert Hine

This week is another very special two-fer who share a long history together.  First up is Fixx frontman Cy Curnin! The band have a brand new album called Every Five Seconds that is as good as anything they've done (and was produced by our second guest). They're also about to embark on a tour of the US which is a must see. Cy discusses the new record, working with Stephen and Rupert Hine, and the stories behind several Fixx classics.  Then we get to hear from noted mixer/producer Stephen W. Tayler. Thanks to his long-standing partnership with Rupert, Stephen has been at the Fixx's side since the beginning. He's also worked closely with legends like Kate Bush, Rush, Howard Jones, Jethro Tull and many more. We get into several of his life stories (including his own solo work) as well. Enjoy!  www.thefixx.com www.stephentayler.com . www.patreon.com/thehustlepod

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Canadian prog rock band Saga released their fourth album Worlds Apart in September 1981, but it took some time to catch fire.  By March 1983 their first single was peaking on the charts.   Rupert Hine, producer for Canadian power trio Rush, also produced this album which was both a critical and commercial success.  The band consisted of Steve Negus on percussion, Jim Gilmour on lead synthesizer, Ian Crichton on guitar, Jim Crichton on bass and keyboards, and Michael Sadler on lead vocals.  Sadler and Jim Crichton were the primary songwriters for the band.This album seemed to hit a sweet spot between progressive and commercial sensibilities.  It also saw a change in the energy level out of Michael Sadler which is attributed to an interesting intervention by Rupert Hine.  It is said that Hine had Sadler climb to the rafters of the barn where the recording studio for “Worlds Apart” was located, in order to get the right emotion.  The group also toured extensively in the United States where they opened for Billy Squier and Jethro Tull, and they benefitted from airplay on their music video for "On the Loose" and "Wind Him Up"  during MTV's first year.Worlds Apart would hit number 3 on the Top Rock Albums chart, and the single "On the Loose" hit number 26 on the Billboard Hot 100.  The album would be certified Gold in 1983, and would help the band win the Juno Award in Canada for "Most Promising Group of the Year."This album takes us back to some really good days in 1983, and we hope it does the same for you.Friend of the show John Lynch joins us for this album feature. On the LooseThe first single from the album benefitted from airplay of its video on the new MTV cable channel.  The song is tight, with heavy synthesizer use, and excellent coordinated runs in the keyboards and guitar.  The song itself is about what it sounds like - cutting loose in the evening.Time's UpThis deeper cut discusses the risk of being a daydreamer and a "man of inaction."  Don't let the time pass you by, wishing your life away.  Note the use of a child's voice and telephone special effects to make the point.      The InterviewAnother quintessential 80's sound can be found on this deep track.  The singer is talking to himself through multiple personalities.  The idea is of an individual trying to piece himself together through the internal interview.  "There's one thing I must know, tell me why you can't let go?"Wind Him UpThe second single from the album is well known and energetic.  It is a portrayal of a compulsive gambler who can't break away from the casino.  It breaks into multiple sections as would be expected in a prog rock piece, but it remains accessible.  "Wind him up, he can't stop.  He's wound up tight just like the clock that's winding its second hand down."ENTERTAINMENT TRACK:Main Theme from the television series "Little House On the Prairie”This show concluded its run in March 1983.  Michael Landon directed many of the episodes as well as playing Pa Ingalls. STAFF PICKS:I Know There's Something Going On by FridaBruce's staff pick is from ABBA alumnae Anni-Frid Lyngstad, going by the name Frida.  Lyngstad recorded her solo album in February 1982 during the last year of ABBA, and wanted to lave a different sound.  The song was written by Russ Ballard of Argent, and was produced by Phil Collins, who also played drums and contributed backing vocals.Goody Two Shoes by Adam Ant"Don't drink, don't smoke?  What do you do?"  Wayne features this new wave pop hit with a distinctive swing beat.  When he came over to the States, front man Stuart Leslie Goddard shortened the name of his punk band, "Adam and the Ants" and began touring as "Adam Ant."   The song is somewhat autobiographical, as Adam Ant did not drink or do drugs.Africa by TotoOur Guest filling in for Brian this week is John Lynch. He brings us a song that has had incredible staying power.  Toto's start as session players comes through in the tightness and production value of their songs, with this classic being no exception.  You will also have to search far and wide to find lyrics like "sure as Kilimanjaro rises like Olympus above the Serengeti."Shock the Monkey by Peter GabrielRob's staff pick peaked at number 29 on the charts.  The song is a love song about how jealousy can release base, animal instincts.  The video flips between Gabriel in a room dressed in a business suit, and Gabriel as a shaman with his face painted.  It is a nice finish, as Saga front man Michael Sadler considered Peter Gabriel one of his vocal inspirations. INSTRUMENTAL TRACK:Rockit by Herbie HancockWe finish off this week's podcast with Hancock's instrumental masterpiece.  If you haven't seen this video, you're missing out.

“Precious Time" The Sheffield born Paul Carrack's voice is one of the worlds great superpowers. Carrack got his start at 19 playing keyboards in Warm Dust for a handful of albums. From there, he formed ACE who had the massive international hit "How Long." After they broke up in 1977 he played with Frankie Miller and joined Roxy Music as their keyboardist. He put out a solo album in 1980, then joined Squeeze who had a rather massive hit with “Tempted" that featured Carrack on lead vocals. Around the same time he had a band called Noise to Go with Nick Lowe. That band became Nick Lowe and His Cowboy Outfit who not only put out two albums, they were John Hiatt's backing band for Side Two of his Riding With The King record. Carrack did session work for the Pretenders and The Smiths for their debut album then he joined Mike and the Mechanics, logged a few seismic hits with them—you know, "The Living Years" and "Silent Running." He became a member of Roger Waters' touring band, put out another solo record, had a hit with "Don't Shed A Tear"—then formed a band with Rupert Hine, rejoined Squeeze for the Some Fantastic Place record, had a song he co-wrote with Don Felder and Timothy B Schmitt of The Eagles covered by the Eagles and that track ended up being the most played song in the United States in 1995. Carrack kept up his solo career, but still had time to join Ringo Starr's All Star Band, collaborate with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, and join Eric Clapton's band. Over the years he's also played with Simply Red, BB King, Elton John and the list goes on and on. There's actually a great BBCFour documentary about Paul called "The Man With The Golden Voice.” Paul's new album One On One is his 18th solo album and it's fabulous. A stirring collection that's about as soulfully precise as it gets, Carrack's voice is filled with a timeless blend of warmth and groove and this album proves that time can't touch him. He sounds as effortless and as affecting as ever. It's yet another winning entry into a pretty flawless discography. In this conversation, Carrack talks to Alex about staying creative during a pandemic, what he learned about leading his own band from watching Clapton, and why his son think he's cool for playing on The Smiths' debut. He also talks about his new album, wanting to make a country record, and how Elvis Costello had the idea for him to sing “Tempted.” www.paulcarrack.net www.bombshellradio.com www.alexgreenonline.com Stereo Embers: Twitter: @emberseditor Instagram: @emberspodcast Email: editor@stereoembersmagazine.com

Canada's Saga is proof that the country does some things better than the rest of us. That fantastic band has been merging prog rock with a solid tunefulness for 45 years now and show no signs of slowing down. This year they released a new album, Symmetry, which is an acoustic reimagining of many of their signature songs from their long career. What makes Symmetry special is that these aren't just scaled back versions - they've been given new life. Frontman Michael Sadler discusses the thought process behind the album,  working with the late great Rupert Hine, their 80s hits like "On the Loose" and "Wind Him Up", why he left the band and then came back, and what excites him about prog rock. Saga are a great band that have been making interesting work for decades. Respect!  www.sagagen.com www.patreon.com/thehustlepod

Giving overviews of the years that in the duo's opinion define the era of ‘the classic album', Season Two opens with 1981. Taking in Post-Punk, Electro-Pop, Metal, Progressive, Jazz and more, in this edition Wilson and Bowness discuss artists as diverse as Japan, A Certain Ratio, Rush, Grace Jones, Rupert Hine, OMD, Pat Metheny, Iron Maiden, Magazine and others. Against all odds, they also make a valiant attempt to defend Phil Collins' masterwork Face Value! Launched at the beginning of the UK lockdown in 2020, The Album Years ended up being in the Top 5 music podcast charts in nearly 30 countries. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-album-years/message

Noel catches up with Cy Curnin, the frontman of The Fixx. The band's signature single, "One Things Leads to Another," reached number four on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1983. Some of their other singles include "Saved by Zero", "Are We Ourselves?", and "Secret Separation", all of which reached the top 20. Cy talks about working with the late Rupert Hine, who produced The Fixx's first four albums. Find out the song the band turned down that became a massive hit in a certain John Hughes' movie. Cy released a solo album called, "Lockdown," earlier this year.

The Sound Chaser Progressive Rock Podcast is on the web again. The show this time has a theme. It is dedicated to progressive rock songs by artists not usually associated with progressive rock. This is the second installment of that theme, the first having been all the way back in 2014 when the show was still on the Dividing Line Broadcast Network internet radio station. For the second installment, I have an entirely new set of artists, none having appeared on this podcast before. We even have a new release for you from The Flaming Lips. I think you will find many surprises from some interestingly different takes on what we consider as progressive rock. The show also features an In Memoriam segment for two departed musicians - Steve Priest and Rupert Hine. All that, plus news of tours and releases on Sound Chaser. Playlist 1. Foreigner - Starrider, from Foreigner IN MEMORIAM 2. Quantum Jump [Rupert Hine] - Neighbours (Limbo Cottage) [1979 remix], from Barracuda [Esoteric release bonus cd] 3. The Sweet [Steve Priest] - Discophony, from Cut Above the Rest END IN MEMORIAM 4. Prince & The New Power Generation - 3 Chains o' Gold, from Love Symbol 5. The Decemberists - The Island, from The Crane Wife 6. Phish - Maze, from Rift 7. "Weird Al" Yankovic - Genius in France, from Poodle Hat 8. The Stranglers - Golden Brown, from La Folie 9. The Flaming Lips - Flowers of Neptune 6, from American Head 10. Steve Miller Band - In My First Mind, from Children of the Future 11. Steve Miller Band - The Beauty of Time Is That It's Snowing (Psychedelic B.B.), from Children of the Future 12. Giorgio Moroder - Lonely Lover's Symphony, from Giorgio's Music 13. Fairport Convention - A Sailor's Life, from Unhalfbricking THE SYMPHONIC ZONE 14. David Gates - Suite: Clouds, Rain, from First 15. Matthew Sweet - Thunderstorm, from In Reverse 16. Grand Funk Railroad - I'm Your Captain (Closer to Home), from Closer to Home 17. Billy Joel - Prelude / Angry Young Man, from Turnstiles 18. Poco - Crazy Eyes, from Crazy Eyes 19. ABBA - I Let the Music Speak, from The Visitors 20. Sarah Brightman - Fleurs du Mal, from Symphony 21. Simple Minds - Street Fighting Years, from Street Fighting Years 22. Tori Amos - Yes, Anastasia, from Under the Pink LEAVING THE SYMPHONIC ZONE 23. Funkadelic - You Hit the Nail on the Head, from America Eats Its Young 24. Stevie Wonder - Contusion, from Songs in the Key of Life 25. Hall & Oates - Can't Stop the Music (He Played It Much Too Long), from War Babies 26. Hall & Oates - Is It a Star?, from War Babies 27. Ben Folds Five - Selfless, Cold and Composed, from Whatever and Ever, Amen 28. Madness - The Liberty of Norton Folgate, from The Liberty of Norton Folgate 29. Avenged Sevenfold - A Little Piece of Heaven, from Avenged Sevenfold 30. Little River Band - It's a Long Way There, from Little River Band 31. Duncan Browne - The Wild Places, from The Wild Places 32. Talk Talk - Time It's Time 33. Death Cab for Cutie - I Will Possess Your Heart, from Narrow Stairs

English music producer Rupert Hine has passed a the age of 72. You've heard his music in every edition of the Blue Continent Podcast, using beats from his song "The Lone Ranger", by his band Quantum Jump. Hine made more of a name for himself through his work producing other artists, such as RUSH (Presto & Roll The Bones), Tina Turner, The Fixx and Howard Jones: Here is his obituary in today's NY TImes: https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.nytimes.com%2F2020%2F06%2F15%2Farts%2Fmusic%2Frupert-hine-synth-pop-music-producer-dies-at-72.html%3Fsmid%3Dfb-share%26fbclid%3DIwAR2ezxRXhHVlxkht-naJNwu8IbKs6CcZw1wht2cjdOPHG1V1DsAuNFGjoYw&h=AT2FsOt4SfuGQmBGCc9zwXypAvcA4P1ofDcuyeh4-wV_qzpI25FCuB70GJcnOOSf7W6bud-mojXYrWoNct-f9rlCEJ5Zb7Vfv8gjn1hyOsvoaXjkygguNIx4JZwxWdG-T0pfoys&__tn__=%2CmH-R&c[0]=AT0LCcL5cOc7yV4tdsBCC9BZDJy9DaoOPaU_6CR6IwB36TLdG4dHZ6wYlHW6J5RSHvbogSQ0ll3W4dQFeh87RXczvDYWjccTHw7u2KTR0HJJWiC22qb8CMhB71KlJM2DGqf8WZfiVbgomOelcTZamw And here is music from Quantum Jump -- which I believe married Jazz Fusion and Progressive Rock as well as any act that ever existed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2SuqRQ7_QQ&list=PLA3B455F8F9B60158

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 344. In this edition we heard music by Druid, Amon Düül II, Echolyn, Jakko Jakszyk, Trilogy, Kitten Pyramid, No-Man, Starcastle, Steven Wilson, Quantum Jump, Anthony Phillips, Rupert Hine, Peter Gabriel, Ott., Quantum Fantay, Fruupp, Sparks, Tom Slatter, Sylvan & Wally.

When someone we love passes away we do our best to pay tribute to them by having a discussion with a former guest that knows them. With the surprising passing of Rupert Hine we invited back Duncan Sheik to discuss his work with Rupert and our thoughts on his career. Please take a minute to enjoy the work of Rupert Hine by playing something wonderful that he worked on! 

Las noticias del día nos llevaron a un hit de Blur y conectado con las manifestaciones antirracistas y la estatua de Churchill en tanto que Bono se fijaba en una pieza del repertorio de U2 y lo que ocurre en tierras americanas. Mientras The Cribs formaban grupo de un momento con Lee Ranaldo y recuperaban un tema de 2007 porque dicen que riman con los sucesos del presente. Si ayer nuestro recuerdo era para Rupert Hine y el bajista e The Sweet Steve Priest hoy ha tocado el homenaje a Bonnie Pointer sola y con sus Pointer Sisters. El panorama de novedades de fuera ha llegado con un nuevo tema de la aventura de Simon Rivers, Oldfield Youth Club, junto al single flamante de Jody and The Jerms y los sudafricanos The Cudas aparte de otra pieza de Gordi o sea Sophie Payten. Novedades hechas aquí son la parte final del coleccionable de Marta Tchai, el tema que se hace clip de Virginia Maestro caminando por el sur y lo flamante de San Jerónimo que es una oda a Anita. El remate lo puso la nueva piel de un tema ya conocido de Lori Meyers. Escuchar audio

La verdad es que en estas últimas fechas, por cuestión de edad, enfermedad anterior o la plaga del coronavirus, es impresionante la cantidad de músicos que nos dejan. En nuestro programa de hoy nos hemos acordado del productor Rupert Hine y apenas han sonado dos (The Waterboys o Kevin Ayers) de la gran cantidad de nombres de la música con quien trabajó. Contaba 72 años, los mismos que Steve Priest, bajista y cantante en la última época de The Sweet emparentados en los 70´s con la variopinta corriente glam. El inicio y el final tuvieron que ver con los tiempos actuales de protesta en las calles en lucha contra el racismo. Nadie mejor que Ringo Starr para mandar un mensaje de amor mientras que Bob Mould compara este año con el de 1984. También es noticia del dia que se acerca el "Lola day" por los 50 años del hit de The Kinks. Programa especial (y muy celebrado) el viernes pasado con el primer álbum de Teenage Fanclub y en éste que viene el protagonista será Cat Stevens o Yusuf. Novedades de aquí las firman Nacho Vegas y La Habitación Roja. Además, recuperamos a Lagartija Nick y un éxito antiguo a propósito de un programa realizado en el facebook de "Granada es cultura". Escuchar audio

Due to the passing of producer extraordinaire, Rupert Hine, Steve churned out this impromptu bonus solo episode to pay tribute. Next week, the regular fortnightly schedule of bonus episodes will resume.  This one is short and worth your while. Included here are songs from these artists that Hine was part of or produced: Quantum Jump, Saga, The Fixx, The Waterboys, Howard Jones, Bob Geldof, The Thompson Twins, Rush, This Picture.

Muere el productor y músico Rupert Hine, que acabó siendo mucho más conocido por sus trabajos a la producción (Stevie Nicks). ‘This Is America’ de Childish Gambino y ‘Alright’ de Kendrick Lamar, han sido las canciones más virales del “Blackout Tuesday”. Pearl Jam comparten por primera vez el vídeo sin censurar de “Jeremy”. El equipo del Primavera Sound acaba de anunciar un nuevo proyecto, Nits del Forum, con el que llevará la música independiente a Barcelona durante todo el verano (Carolina Durante). Entrevista confinada : Alfonso Alfonso. De las cenizas humeantes de Schwarz nacía ESPIRICOM, integrado por Alfonso Alfonso (Artificiero, ex-Schwarz) y Fran Del Valle (Perro, ex-Schwarz), un nuevo proyecto en el que exploran las aristas de un rock psicodélico orientalizado y tribalista, aderezado con una buena dosis de electrónica. Esta semana Alfonso vuelve a la carga con Artificiero publicando nuevo álbum, "Sick Musick Is A Healing Force", del que estrenamos 'Involuntary yoga', uno de los temas

The Deep Purple Podcast Show Notes Episode #35 “The Deep Purple Christmas Special 2019” December 23, 2019 The Christmas Program: Throw another log on the fire. Glenn Hughes's 2008 Christmas Message Time for some Christmas cheer - Glühwein Blackmore's Night - We Three Kings (Live at Minstrel Hall) Blackmore's Night “Winter Carols” Ads David Coverdale - Chestnuts Deep Purple Holiday Ads from BRAVO (courtesy of Jorg Planer) Jon Lord & Frida's Christmas Experiment Featuring Frida from ABBA Pretty Maids (with Ian Gillan) - A Merry Jingle 1990 guest spot with Swedish band Pretty Maids off their EP “In Santa's Claws.” Over the years Graham Bonnet, Ian Paice, and Roger Glover have guested on their recordings. Are those sleigh bells? Melody Maker Ad for Purple Records from December 18, 1971 - two months after Purple Records launched: Page 1 features the first four albums being released by Purple records (Drop in the Ocean, Curtiss Maldoon, Gemini Suite, and Pick Up a Bone. Also Merry Christmas from Yvonne Elliman, Al Shaw, Rupert Hine, Jon Lord, Clive Maldoon, Johnny Gustafson, Roger Glover, John Cann, Buddy Bohn, Tony Ashton, Paul Hammon, David MacIver, Dave Curtiss, Ian Paice, and Purple Records. Second page features the band with a mountain range in the background (possibly taken in Geneva while the band was recording “Machine Head.”) Energy - Miss Christmas Time for some more Christmas cheer - winter warmer beer David Coverdale - Zat You Santa Claus? We Wish You a Metal Xmas - God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen Featuring Ronnie James Dio, Tony Iommi, Rudy Sarzo, Simon Wright Whitesnake Christmas Greetings over the years Reindeer in the Dark (parody of “Rainbow in the Dark”) Chris Rush - vocals, Sergio Ortega - guitars, Brian Hunsaker & Brian Laws - lyrics, Mixed and mastered by Brian "Singe" Hunsaker, Video by Brian Laws, Completed December 16th, 2011 As heard on KISW 99.9 Seattle David Coverdale - Whitesnake Christmas Sail Away For Christmas Glenn Hughes - Soulful Christmas Time for some even more Christmas cheer - Egg Nog with Brandy and nutmeg David Coverdale - The Night Before Christmas Listener Mail/Comments Comments about the show? Things you'd like us to cover? We'd love to hear from you. Send us an email at info@deeppurplepodcast.com or @ us on Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram.

For August's Deep Dive we welcome back another legendary producer, this time it's the great Rupert Hine (ep158)! We go behind the scenes on the creation and recording of The Fixx's 1983 masterwork Reach The Beach. This landmark album produced three top 40 singles including "One Thing Leads to Another" and "Saved By Zero" and is their biggest seller moving 2 million copies. We also cover how the band found their sound and discuss the singular mind of lead singer Cy Curnin. We're so lucky to hear from legends like Rupert! 

Episode 39 – Rush Part 14, Roll the Bones & Rupert Hine Reflections Technical difficulties… They are bound to catch up with most podcasts sooner or later. The Palaver got them good for this section. Due to these technical gremlins we lost the recordings of both our episode on Roll the Bones and the outstanding interview Tom and Joe did with Rupert Hine. This episode attempts to recap both of those recordings that are forever lost. The Palaver would like to send our most sincere thanks and apologies to Mr. Hine for being so gracious with his time. The insights he provided into his time with Rush (as well as topics beyond) were beyond compare. Through this somewhat brief episode, you will get the main gist of our thoughts on Roll the Bones as well as some of the stories relayed by Rupert. Twitter: @progpala Email: progpala@gmail.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/ProgPala YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCw_Xxit3D8wbv-AcJ_7Z__w/featured Theme music provided by: Dave DeWhitt

Episode 38 – Rush Part 13, Presto “Hitting if fresh and finding it new” - This Palaver finds Joe, Ken, Colby and Tom considering Rush’s Presto. First and foremost, the group must consider the effect of producer Rupert Hine on this record and the fact that Presto is sonically very different from other Rush albums up to this point. From there the group considers the question “How proggy is Presto” and the nature of “chameleon Rush”. There is a small sidebar conversation on the members’ three favorite Rush albums. The topic of soundtrack dissonance surfaces again. Why don’t people like the inflatable bunnies?? Twitter: @progpala Email: progpala@gmail.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/ProgPala YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCw_Xxit3D8wbv-AcJ_7Z__w/featured Theme music provided by: Dave DeWhitt

After beginning his career as a challenging, almost avant garde solo artist, Rupert Hine fell into producing in the early 80s and went on to become one of the most successful of the last four decades. He's put his signature sound on loads of classic artists, but the ones we talk about in here include Saga, The Fixx, Howard Jones, Tina Turner, Kate Bush, Eight Seconds, Thompson Twins, Underworld, Stevie Nicks, Rush and Duncan Sheik. The man is full of fascinating stories that every music lover will gobble up like manna from heaven. Enjoy this colorful conversation with a magnificent artist! http://ruperthine.com/

Peter Kelsey is an award winning recording and mixing engineer who has earned 4 Emmy's, 1 Grammy and a black belt in Tae Kwon Do.Born in the UK, Peter began his remarkable career at the infamous Trident Studios in London. He has worked with artists including Elton John, Tina Turner, Kenny Loggins, Brian Eno, David Bowie, Carly Simon, Linda Ronstadt, Peter Asher, Graham Parker, Weird Al Jankovic, Weather Report, Jean-Luc Ponty, Kitaro, Veronique Sanson, Joe Zawinul, Rupert Hine and Dick Van Dyke  His television and film credits include Ally McBeal, Boston Legal, CSI, The Middle, Arrested Development, Chicago Hope, Knots Landing, The Practice, Picket Fences, Thirty Something, Turbo Power Rangers, My Name Is Earl and No Pain No Gain. Please welcome my guest Peter Kelsey.  

Branislav Zivkovic, Spotnicks, Antena, Rupert Hine, Gudrun Gut, Fernando, Toto, Fredin Comp, Azymuth, Joxaren, Space Art, Eurythmics, Mikael Rickfors, Leon Haywood, Pedestrians, Bogdan Irkük, Heaven 17, The Knife, Yan Wagner, Herb Alpert, Mick Fleetwood, Change, Baby Oliver, United Space, Iko, Contici, Mikael Ramel, Tim Blake, Cantoma, Free Style, Noice, Ulf Dageby and more...

The Doors, Hawkwind, Smith & Mudd, Klaus Schulze, Holger Czukay, Bruce Haack, Lene Lovich, Belbury Poly, Radiohead, Andy Summers, Idjut Boys, Riuichi Sakamoto, David Bowie, Ronny, Ubangi, Rajan, Rupert Hine, Fad Gadget, MCL, Bjørn Torske, Simple Minds, Gina X, Spectral Display, YMO, I-F, Steve Hillage, Material, SSQ, Soft Machine, Robert Broberg and more...

Quantum Jump, Martha & the Muffins, Mistral, Ronny & Renzo, Lonnie Jordan, Icehouse, Bob Welch, Rufus with Chaka Khan, Gazebo, Saga, Soirée, Der Zyklus, Huang Chung, Nzimande Allstars, Peter Brown, Adolescent Funk, Schlammpeitziger, Pink Project, Lio, Freeez, World Famous Lobster Allstars, Bombers, Plastic Bertrand, Secret Service, The Korgis, Bagarre, The Flirts, Kid Creole & the Coconuts, Torch Song, Laid Back, Gary Numan, New Musik, Industry, Thomas Dolby, Au Pairs, Rupert Hine, Holger Czukay, Fredrik, Laurie Anderson, Bobby McFerrin, War, Richard Wright, FGTH and more...

This haunting opening minute (I think narrated by Rupert Hine) from Godley and Creme's Brilliant group collaborative album One World One Voice provided the seed inspiration behind my book - eternal thanks and appreciation See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_World_One_Voice and buy the album, it's brilliant !!