Podcast appearances and mentions of sargent pepper

Tayler & Gregg explore the rockn' sounds of Grammy award winning group Led Zeppelin, plus they discuss the fashions of 80's sex symbol Billy Idol. The two of them have an emotional review of "ELVIS" the movie, and Part 1 of our interview with legendary fashion designer Manuel Cuevas, the man behind Elvis's signature jumpsuits, Porter Wagoner and Dolly's bedazzled western wear, as well as the Sargent Pepper jacket wore by the Beatles just to name drop a few...

How To Play Sargent Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band On The Saxophone.Sargent Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band by the Beatles is an iconic song.Who does not know the opening lyric, "It was 20 years ago today, Sargent Pepper taught the band to play" ?And so, therefore, who does NOT want to learn how to play Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band on the saxophone ?Sargent Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band by the Beatles.Sargent Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band the Beatles Saxophone.Sargent Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band Alto Sax.Sargent Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band Saxophone Lesson.How To Play Sargent Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band On The Alto Saxophone.The Beatles Sargent Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band.The Beatles Saxophone Lessons.Online Saxophone Lessons.Beginner Saxophone Lessons.How To Play The Saxophone.How to Play the Sax.Saxophone Tutorials.:-)At howToPlayTheSax.com we are all about quick wins, tips, hints and suggestions, as well as helping you take your saxophone playing to the next level.And we have some fun along the way.Even if you have never played the saxophone before, we can get you started with learning how to play the saxophone and have you rocking and rolling in no time.The Cheat Sheets inside the Members Area (and the Members Forums) at HowToPlayTheSax.com make learning how to play the saxophone easier too.This is an edited and abbreviated saxophone lesson.  The full video saxophone lesson for this song inside the Members Area at HowToPlayTheSax.com runs for 22 minutes and 45 seconds.Please don't forget to Have Fun, Play Saxophone, Be Awesome and Repeat

Para este episodio invité a conversar a Lucas Magnin, quien es teólogo, escritor, cantautor, podcaster, gestor cultural, entre otras. Hablamos de algunas de las complejidades que enfrenta el cristianismo desde y hacia la historia, de la función pedagógica que debería tener el arte, de la anacrónica hostilidad de los evangélicos hacia el catolicismo, de las comunidades emergentes que abandonan el fundamentalismo en busca de una nueva espiritualidad y de la posibilidad de una reforma de la iglesia en el siglo XXI. Finalmente, vernos a la luz de la historia nos hace comprendernos mucho mejor. No se pierdan esta conversación que estuvo genial y sigan a Lucas que es una voz que vale la pena escuchar. Temas en la conversación: 00:00 | Introducción 05:34 | Cómo recuperar la dimensión de pedagogía teológica de la música 15:07 | Sobre la posmodernidad y cómo afrontarla desde el cristianismo 29:23 | La hostilidad de los evangélicos hacia el catolicismo romano, ¿la superaremos? 38:16 | Las cosas que creemos y se explican por la historia, no por la Biblia 42:17 | ¿Qué tan factible es que se aproxime una nueva reforma? 51:01 | Salutaciones finales Notas del episodio: Seguir los proyectos de Lucas en redes: En Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/lucasmagninoficial/ En Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/lucas_magnin/ En Twitter: http://twitter.com/lucas_magnin En YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/lucasmagninvideos En Spotify: http://play.spotify.com/artist/7uMwfuXonutc0iGPW5dWFM Sitio web de Lucas: http://www.lucasmagnin.com/ "La rebelión de los santos", de Lucas Magnin: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07SS9SFDR/ Otras cosas que mencionamos en el episodio: "Vida en comunidad", de D. Bonhoeffer: http://www.sigueme.es/libros/vida-en-comunidad.html Sobre la portada del Sargent Pepper's, de The Beatles: https://www.efeeme.com/las-mejores-portadas-del-rock-the-beatles-sgt-peppers-lonely-hearts-club-band/ Acerca del Concilio Vaticano II: https://www.lavanguardia.com/historiayvida/historia-contemporanea/20170712/47314241586/el-concilio-vaticano-ii.html Un artículo sobre la Declaración Conjunta sobre la Doctrina de la Justificación (DCDJ): https://revistas.comillas.edu/index.php/estudioseclesiasticos/article/view/8852 El episodio donde Lucas conversó con Harold Segura acerca de ecumenismo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5l6KyfLZeiA El podcast de Jordan Peterson: https://www.jordanbpeterson.com/podcast/ Tema musical: Midnight Special - E's Jammy Jams.

The band discusses Sgt. Pepper's and our favorite pepper stories.  Chaos, crying and laughter ensue.You can find archived episodes at our website:actonmusicproject.com

Do álbum "Sargent Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" . Lançamento no Reino Unido: 1° de junho de 1967. Nos EUA 02 de junho de 1967.

This weeks show starts off with new music from legendary drummer Carlton "Santa" Davis and continues on with Junior Byles, Glen Washington, Sanchez, Ini Kamoze, Beres Hammond, Johnny Osbourne, Dennis Brown, Keith Porter, Judah Eskender Tafari, Desmond Young, Big Youth, Max Romeo, Burning Spear, and The Heptones. New music this week comes from Arise Roots, Jah Cure, Sun Shade, Csavi, Christos DC, Najavibes, Nature Ellis, David Cairol, Jo Mersa Marley, Khalia, Keith & Tex, Twiggi, Jah9, Dubklaat with Nattali Rize, Paul Kass, Zion Train, Solo Banton with BB Seaton, and Johnny GoFigure. Also this week we ride the Grudgefull Riddima as well as The Reggae Lover Riddim featuring artists like Army Gideon, M Pres, Shuga, V8nam, and Romain Virgo. In The Dub Zone this week you will hear dubs from Carlton Santa Davis, Shine I Dub, Mad Professor, Ras Teo, R-Juna, Stefanosis and Samson Benji, and Dub Proof. Extended dub mixes feature Robert Dallas & Jam Tone, Fikir Amlak, Sargent Pepper, and Johnny Clarke with Ranking Trevor and Augustus Pablo. Enjoy!  Carlton Santa Davis - Africa Is Rising - Africa Is My Home - Carlton Santa Davis Junior Byles - Fade Away - The Channel One Story - VP Records Glen Washington - Jah Glory - Most Wanted - VP Records Sanchez - Babylon Wall - Perilous Time - Artists Only Ini Kamoze - General - Ini Kamoze - Taxi  Ras Teo - Righteous Dub - Mystic Dub - Ras Teo Arise Roots - Selecta - Selecta EP - Ineffable Records Beres Hammond - Warriors Don’t Cry - Can’t Stop A Man: The Ultimate Collection - VP Records Johnny Osbourne - Mr. Marshall - Folly Ranking - VP Records Dennis Brown - Whip Them Jah Jah - Open The Gate: Greatest Hits Vol. 2 - Heartbeat Records Keith Porter - You’re My King - Itals Music - Ital Music Judah Eskender Tafari - Rastafari Tell You - Long Suffering - Rhygin Records Desmond Young - Warning - Keep The Pressure Down: Essential Roots Reggae Rarities - Prestige Elite Big Youth - Wolf In Sheep Clothing - Natty Universal Dread 1973-1979 - Blood & Fire Max Romeo - A Quarter Pound Of I’cense - Open The Iron Gate 1973-1977 - Blood & Fire Burning Spear - Marcus Children Suffer - Social Living - Blood & Fire The Heptones - Everyday Life - Deep In The Roots - Heartbeat Records Jah Cure - Oh Jah - Reggae Dance Riddim - Ireland Records Pressure feat. Reemah - Burn Down - Rebel With A Cause - I Grade Records Sun Shade - Change Must Come - Tuff Gong International Csavi - Call On Jah - New Perspective - Achinech Productions Christos DC feat. Dada Yute & The Skankin Monks - I Reserve The Right - Self Evident - Honest Music Pressure feat. Akae Beka - The System - Rebel With A Cause - I Grade Records Najavibes feat. The Viceroys and Lone Ranger - Trod On/Trod Along - Troddin’ On Riddim - Fruits Records David Cairol - Hope Road - A Ce Jour Nature Ellis - I Rather Know - Awaken - Preserve Nature Entertainment Kashief Lindo - How Long - Justice A Conscious Journey - Heavy Beat Records Jo Mersa Marley - Nothing’s Gonna Harm You - Ghetto Youth’s International Khalia - Easy - Easy Reggae Riddim - K-Licious Music The Blackstones - Got What It Takes - Got What It Takes - Stingray Records Cornel Campbell - Two Timer - I Man A The Stal-A-Watt - VP Records Prince Fatty feat. Cornel Campbell & Tippa Irie - Two Timer - In The Viper’s Shadow - Evergreen Recordings Keith & Tex - Left Behind - Aquagem/Kebar Music Twiggi - Don’t Give Up - Nutrition Riddim - Earth Strong Productions I-Taweh - Rolling Stone - Reload - Tap Nat Muzik Dub Zone featuring Strictly Dubwize & Extended Dub Mixes Carlton Santa Davis - Dub Land - Africa Is My Home - Carlton Santa Davis Shine I Dub - Dubcomandante Marcos - Shine I Dub Mad Professor - Bengali Skank - The African Connection - Ariwa Ras Teo - Entah Dub - Mystic Dub - Ras Teo R-Juna - Daily Bread - Dubs and Praises - Dubophonic Stefanosis Meets Samson Benji - King Tubby’s Brass - Brass Echo Chamber - Dubophonic Dub Proof - Sitar Dub - Robotracks - Dub Proof Music Oku Onoura - Jamaica - I’ve Seen - Fruits Records Robert Dallas & Jam Tone - Love and Unity (extended mix) - Showcase Vol. 1 - Jamtone Fikir Amlak - Walk With Jah/Walk With Jah Dub - Akashic Records Sargent Pepper - Time A Go Dread - Ariwa Johnny Clarke & Ranking Trevor - Warrior/Whip Them Jah - Niney The Observer Roots With Quality - VP Records Augustus Pablo - 555 Crown Street/555 Dub - The Rockers Story: The Mystic World Of Augustus Pablo - Shanachie =================================== Jah9 - Highly (Get To Me) - Note To Self - VP Records Dubklaat feat. Nattali Rize & Zuggu Dan - Burning Fire - Zojak World Wide Paul Kass - You Want All - Paul Kass Music Feldub feat. Danman - Fire Blazing - Weapon - Bonzai Lab Zion Train feat. Cara - We Shall Rise/Dub Shall Rise - Universal Egg Army Gideon - In The Streets - Grudgeful Riddim - Galaxy Sound Station M Pres - Can’t Get Me Grudgefull - Grudgefull - Riddim - Galaxy Sound Station Kiva - Grudgefull Dub Mix - Grudgefull - Riddim - Galaxy Sound Station Pressure, Turbulence and Lutan Fyah - Real Ganja Man - May B Unity Shuga - Children Of The Jungle - Reggae Lover Riddim - Danger Zone Music V8nam - Long Time - Reggae Lover Riddim - Danger Zone Music Romain Virgo - Reggae Lover - Reggae Lover Riddim - Danger Zone Music Solo Banton & BB Seaton - Sound System We Want To Go - Africa We Want Riddim - Conquering Records Dub Pistols feat. Earl 16 - Roll & Come In - The Return Of The Pistoleros - Sunday Best Recordings Johnny GoFigure - Vinyl Lover - Crucial Showcase - Bent Backs Records Robert Dallas & Mc Trooper - Rootsman Stepper - Showcase Vol. 1 - Jam Tone Morgan Heritage - Strictly Roots - Strictly Roots - CTBC Music  Morgan Heritage - Strictly Roots (James Zugasti Dub Mix) - Freedom Horns - Bruk Out Entertainmnet

Después de todos estos años, y mucha música de por medio, The Beatles continuan siendo la banda más celebrada de todos los tiempos. En el verano de 1967 -coincidiendo con el verano del amor y la llamada contracultura en San Francisco- apareció el primer albúm conceptual de la música pop: Sargent Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. Una obra músical lúdica e idiosincrática llena de experimentación, reminicencias infantiles y observaciones de la vida diaria. Sargent Pepper marcó el inició de muchas cosas y aquí les contamos algunas de ellas incluyendo el curioso origen de su título, algunos de los métodos de grabación, la portada de Peter Blake y por supuesto los precedentes musicales y literarios. Con Mario Flecha, Juan Toledo y Enrique Zattara

Una edición de lujo del mítico álbum "Sargent Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" saldrá para conmemorar su 50 aniversario.¿Ya ahorraste lo suficiente para comprarlo?

Cuando se habla de lo Beatles todos tenemos alguna canción “preferida” o “inolvidable”, al menos los de mi generación. Se separaron hace 40 años, sólo la mitad de ellos siguen vivos y sin embargo siguen siendo noticia y estando entre los grupos que más dinero ganan.Hasta su logo es un símbolo, a propósito, ¿sabías que el diseño del logo costo cinco libras?. También son un símbolo algunas de las portadas de sus discos, como Sargent Pepper y Abbey Road que en un principio iba a llamarse Everest, pero abandonaron la idea por no viajar hasta este lugar para hacer la portada del disco y decidieron finalmente llamarlo Abbey Road, el nombre de la calle donde estaba el estudio de grabación, y hacerse una foto en su paso de zebra que ha sido declarado “patrimonio nacional”.Después de 40 años todo lo que rodea a los Beatles sigue siendo noticia, incluso viejas historias como la que leí hace poco que contaba que John Lennon no fue nunca un buen estudiante, fue expulsado del colegio por mal comportamiento:“ Sin duda su conducta es irrecuperable…. es un caso perdido,…. hace el payaso en clase…. hace perder el tiempo a sus compañeros….” Sorprendente descripción de alguien que se convertiría en una de las personas más influyentes e importantes de su pais.Ringo y Paul han continuado su carrera en solitario, colaboran con otros grupos y sus opiniones siguen siendo tenidas en cuenta, no hay más que ver las últimas declaraciones de Ringo que comentó que apenas iba a Liverpool y no puso buena cara cuando le preguntaron si volvería a vivir allí , sus fans llegaron a quitar la cabeza del batería de un monumento hecho en la ciudad.Yo no soy una de esas fans que gritan o escriben a sus ídolos pero reconozco que cuando pisé Abbey Road sentí algo especial.¿Cuál es tu canción favorita? Seguro que tienes algunaThe BeatlesWhen we talk about the Beatles all of us have a favourite or unforgettable song, or at least people from my generation have it. They split up 40 years ago, only half of them are still alive, however they are often in the news and they are among the highest earning bands.Even their logo is a symbol, by the way, did you know the logo design cost 5 pounds. The album covers are also a symbol, like Sargent Pepper and Abbey Road that was originally going to be called Everest, but the band went off the idea as they had to travel to the place to shoot the album cover, in the end they decided to name the album “Abbey Road” as the name of the street where the recording studio was and they shot the zebra crossing which has been granted grade listing.After 40 years, everything around Beatles keeps on being news, even old stories like the one I read some days ago which told that John Lennon wasn’t a good student, he even was expelled from school for bad behaviour “ Certainly on the road to failure… hopeless… rather a clown in class…. Wasting other pupils’ time” Amazing description of somebody who would later become one of the most influential and important in his country”Ringo and Paul have gone onto a successful solo career, they collaborate with other bands and their opinions are still important, just as an example the controversy that Ringo caused when he claimed he rarely returns to Liverpool, and appeared disgusted when he asked if he would ever move back there. Angry fans in the city cut off the head of the drummer of the monument made in the cityI’m not one of those fans that cry or write letters to their idols but I have to admit that when I step Abbey Road I felt something specialWhich one is your favourite song? I’m sure you have at least one.

  As listeners to this podcast know, one of my recurring themes is an attempt to unravel the “sixties” , to figure out what aspects of the so-called counter-culture were the contributions to consciousness I felt they were as a teenager, and which were  and counter-productive. It’s occurred to me recently that the year 1967 was pivotal. It had the “Summer of Love,” and also several race riots. It was the year that Muhammad Ali refused to be inducted into the Army and the year that the Beatles released Sargent Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club and All You Need Is Love. It was the year of the first albums by Jimi Hendrix, The Doors, The Velvet Underground and The Grateful Dead . It was the last full year of Martin Luther King’s life and the first full year when LSD was illegal in most of the United States. I cold not think of anyone better to ponder the significance and insignificance of that year than my friend and Mind Pod icon David Silver who in 1967 was hosting the counter-culture PBS TV show in Boston called What’s Happening Mr. Silver. “

The influence of West Coast AOR runs deep in the souls of many career musicians. Ask any studio or touring musician about their inspirations and you’re bound to hear an answer that would include the talented players who laced the liner notes of the great albums from the 70’s and 80’s. Tim Cashion is no exception. For the past 15 years, Tim has provided keyboard and vocal support to the legendary band Grand Funk Railroad. Prior to that, he has toured with the likes of Takanaka, Robert Palmer, Jon Secada and Bob Seger. Yet deep in his musical soul there lied a passion for West Coast AOR. In 2005, Tim began to explore this musical path and created the tracks that became his personal Sargent Pepper’s titled “Find Us On The Dial.” The album sat in silence – until now. To tell us more about this incredible album and the unique story about its release is Tim Cashion.

The gang is back but they have a little less to drink because Sam is off the wagon. Dane has to spend a week at a hotel while his floors are repaired. The Sargent Pepper movie played over and over again. Cookies family is going to be on Dr. Phil this week. There is some Bad Beer. Due to Sam's renewed love of drinking there is not much direction but the guys had a good time. Call the comment line at (206) 309-7308. Check out the Isignificast Facebook Page. Thanks for listening.