Podcasts about she's not there

Hugh Grundy's catchy rhythmic hooks and swinging groove helped The Zombies become on of the greatest and most influential rock bands of all time. He and Joe discuss: growing up in post-war England; how he almost wound up spending his life working at a bank; the fine line between hard work and luck as it pertains to his career; recording hits like "She's Not There", "Tell Her No", and the classic Odessey and Oracle album; struggling to find his identity after the band broke up; working as an A&R man for CBS; how drumming saved him during the most difficult time in his life; and the joys of playing with the reunited Zombies, over 50 years after their original run. Be sure to attend Joe's show with Trap Set alum Matt Cameron, Mary Timony, Chad Molter and a 12 piece orchestra, at Hollywood Forever Masonic Lodge on November 21, 2019. TICKETS

Steve Cooper talks with musician Colin Blunstone. Colin is best known for being the lead singer of The Zombies. The Zombies were inducted into the Rock & Roll HOF in 2019 hit the charts with the songs She's Not There, Tell Her No and Time of the Season. They were together from 1962 to 1967, then in 1990-1991, again in 1997 and have been reunited since 2004. As a solo artist Colin has released 11 solo albums and appeared on several albums by the Alan Parsons Project.

Colin Blunstone lead singer of the rock and roll hall of fame band "The Zombies"! Colin talked about their start, Rod Argent, the end of the band, their reunion, Abbey Road, "Odessey and Oracle", "She's Not There", fake bands, "The Beatles", The Rock N Roll Hall of Fame and more! See them LIVE Friday August 23rd at The Cabot in Beverly, Ma.

Playwright Ali MacLean has two words for you: HOT PRIEST. Check out Ali discussing crushes, the genius that is Bill Hader and "Barry," and why The Apartment is one of her favorite movies of all time.  You can support Ali's latest play She's Not There by following @shesnotthereplay and, if you're able to, by chipping in to the production budget on Kickstarter.

Episode 09: Triple O Productivity for your contract process - How to make your contracting process more productive MINDSET: GET CURIOUS On this episode, we do a ‘why’ oveview of contract process mapping. We lay out the broad way to use Triple O Prodcutivity™ to improve your contract process productivity. The next episode delves deeper into the ‘how’ of contract process mapping. • Why you have to get your contract process in sync with your contract document • An example of an out of sync, slow process and how process mapping fixed it. • Why a visual map of a process is so important *Key Takeaways* For a contract to operate at optimum productivity, all the users of a contract must row together with complete trust in each other, the contract document and the contract process. Ask the 3 key contract process Triple O Productivity questions…. 1. Obliterate: Do we need this step in the process? Can we do something else so this step isn’t needed? 2. Optimise: Now we are left with only the necessary process steps, is there a way to make every step in the contract process smooth, simple and speedy? 3. Outsource: What parts of the contract process are best completed by… • a Robot Minion? • a Contract Owner Minion? • a Customer Minion? • a Minion Minion? • Me? *Actionable Challenge* Consider a contract process you find frustrating or slow or annoying and instead of getting frustrated, get curious and make three lists… Approvals – Make a list of all the different approvals in that contract… when you have all the names and departments of every “approver”, you can then ask them what they “approve”… what are their concerns they are looking for in the contract… Thresholds – Once you know the approvers & what they are looking for, you can develop a list of thresholds next to each approver… is there a certain level of risk they are concerned about? Are they just wanting to make sure everything is standard? Ask them what (if any) level of risk or value would mean their approval isn’t needed… ask them what areas they are concerned about and add this to the list. Knowledge management and upskilling – With an understanding of who the approvers are, their current concerns and thresholds for needing to approve or not, you can then provide clear advice about the different options available at different levels… once they have your advice and understand the process themselves, they might not want or need to approve any more or perhaps their approval will take minutes, not days. LINKS Sarah McCoubrey, ‘Can plain language change our approach to conflict’ (November 2016) Presented at Clarity2016, Wellington, New Zealand. Retrieved via clarity2016.org/can-plain-language-change-our-approach-to-conflict, accessed 7 June 2017. ‘Lawyers should be enterprise architects’ - George Dent, ‘Business Lawyers as Enterprise Architects’ (2009). 64 The Business Lawyer 279 (2009); Case Legal Studies Research Paper No. 08-25. Available at SSRN: ssrn.com/abstract=1264063 ‘Contracts and Legal staff are good at fixing problems. However, this ignores the point that many of those problems could have been avoided.’ IACCM, ‘Top Negotiated Terms 2015: No News Is Bad News’ (21 January 2016) iaccm.com/resources/?id=9105&login&welcome# , accessed 10 June 2017. DocuSign: https://refer.docusign.com/s/verity Australian Story, ‘She's Not There’ (14 July 2008) Retrieved via abc.net.au/austory/content/2007/s2304453.htm, accessed 9 May 2017. Head to https://www.checklistlegal.com/podcast for show notes, resources links, and templates. Music: 'Sway this way' by @SilentPartner

Hayley & Matt return with "Heroes vs Villains", a/k/a Episode Five of MUSIC SAVED MY LIFE on the Reel World Podcast Channel; this episode reviews the latest album by Queens of the Stone Age (Villains) and revisits a famous David Bowie album (Heroes). Be sure to check out Matt's companion guide for this episode of the pod! Available on our website at this link; bit.ly/2At98Z6 Music included in Episode 5: "She's Not There" by The Zombies "All I Want" by LCD Soundsystem "Heroes" by David Bowie "Lust for Life" by Iggy Pop

Un grupazo de los 60's... She's Not There o Time of the Seasons¿Sabes de dónde son?

Pat welcomes to the show Rod Argent, Colin Blunstone and Hugh Grundy original members of the legendary British Invasion band... The Zombies!

Kevin Embleton interviews Steven Arthur of The Early Reset and his friend Joe from L.A. about how "She's Not There" has impacted them. Kevin also shares where he was in life when he wrote it. Tune in to hear some engaging stories and some special music created just for this podcast. Subscribe to The Ten or Twelve Podcast! There's more on the way. Pick up or stream "She's Not There" here: https://embletonmusic.bandcamp.com/album/it-did-me-well

This week, the content relates to love lost and life spent in the throes of opiate addiction.  The films Drugstore Cowboy and Withnail & I are themed and much of the music was introduced to me in the UK.There is a little bit of the steganogrammic, though I doubt anyone would see it, thus the "stegano" aspect of steganogrammic.  The sense I had in composing this podcast was one of turning around to face the demons that torture one, and of addressing them in turn.  Equally, and perhaps more importantly represented is a sense of gratitude and an earnest earnestness about lives led.  The clip at the end before the Israelites song is profound and I've found it to be almost perversely apropos in the life I've known.The podcast is chapterized.  An enormous success (given that it was done with Windows 7 by a retard)."Track Number","Name","Artist","Album"1.,"Well Well Burroughs","Giosue Etranger","Drugstore Cowboy Clip"2.,"Upon Entering Bloodstream","Giosue Etranger","Drugstore Cowboy Clip"3.,"For All We Know","Abbey Lincoln","Drugstore Cowboy OST"4.,"Well Well Burroughs","Giosue Etranger","Drugstore Cowboy Clip"5.,"The Passenger","Iggy Pop","Lust for Life"6.,"Teenage Kicks","The Undertones","The Undertones"7.,"Chelsea Hotel #2","Leonard Cohen","New Skin for the Old Ceremony"8.,"Stopped Clock","Giosue Etranger","Withnail & I Clip"9.,"Wonder Waltz","Elliot Goldenthal","Drugstore Cowboy OST"10.,"Futterman's Rule","Beastie Boys","Ill Communication"11.,"Road to Luna","Girls in Hawaii","Plan Your Escape"12.,"Transom","Giosue Etranger","Drugstore Cowboy Clip"13.,"L'Hôtel Particulier","Serge Gainsbourg","Histoire de Melody Nelson"14.,"Well Well Burroughs","Giosue Etranger","Drugstore Cowboy Clip"15.,"A Whiter Shade of Pale","Procol Harum","A Whiter Shade of Pale"16.,"Just Like Honey","The Jesus and Mary Chain","Psychocandy"17.,"Father Brown Met","Giosue Etranger","Drugstore Cowboy Clip"18.,"Sunrise, Sunset","Bright Eyes","Fevers & Mirrors"19.,"Plaisirs Dénudés,"Pierre Lapointe","Pierre Lapointe"20.,"She's Not There","The Zombies","Begin Here"21.,"About Her","Malcolm McLaren","Kill Bill: Vol. 2 OST"22.,"Mister Jung Stuffed","Man Man","Rabbit Habits"23.,"Why Bob Quits","Giosue Etranger","Drugstore Cowboy Clip"24.,"Hey,  That's No Way to Say Goodbye","Leonard Cohen","Songs of Leonard Cohen"25.,"Play it,  Sam... Play "As Time Goes By"","Ingrid Bergman","Casablanca "26.,"Conclusion: Read Bottles & Israelites","Giosue Etranger","Drugstore Cowboy Clip"27.,"I Shall Miss You","Withnail & I","Withnail & I Clip"28.,"You're So Cool","Hans Zimmer","True Romance"29.,"Mah na' mah na' (Album Version)","Piero Umiliani","Svezia"30.,"Phone for Podcast","Giosue Etranger","Voice Memos"31.,"Well Well Burroughs","Giosue Etranger","Drugstore Cowboy Clip"Lyrics are in m4a "lyrics tag".

All hail the vampires of the silver screen!  Here's our second look at some other vampire movies and TV shows that all you fangbangers out there might dig.godhatesfangs17vampiremovies2.mp3Links:Neko Case and Nick Cave duet on She's Not There (from Gary Calamar's blog)

She's Not There performed by the Zombies

Weekly JourneywithJesus.net postings, read by Daniel B. Clendenin. Essay: *Credo and the Credit Crisis* for Sunday, 19 October 2008; book review: *She's Not There; A Life in Two Genders* by Jennifer Finney Boylan (2003); film review: *Day Break* (2006, Iran); poem review: *A Nation* by Czeslaw Milosz.