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The Blues Brothers Álbum de 1981 01 She Caught the Katy 02 Peter Gunn Theme 03 Gimme Some Lovin 04 Shake a Tail Feather 05 Everybody Needs Somebody to Love 06 Old Landmark 07 Think 08 Rawhide (Theme) 09 Minnie the Moocher 10 Sweet Home Chicago 11 Jailhouse Rock

[  Blues Brothers ] reżyseria: John Landis  ||  muzyka: Blues Brothers Bandlubię filmy / lubię je oglądać i je robić / ale ten podcast przede wszystkim jest o muzyce filmowej / bo to taka szczególna forma, która powstaje po to żeby wspierać film / ale czasem, naprawdę rzadko, nagle taki soundtrack staje się dziełem samodzielnym  i wtedy ma się do czynienia z prawdziwą sztuką / a to jest dokładnie to - czego szukam w życiu.utwory wykorzystane w dzisiejszym podcaście:1. She Caught the Katy - Blues Brothers | 4.092. Think - Blues Brothers / Aretha Franklin | 3.163. Peter Gunn Theme - Blues Brothers | 3.504. Theme From Rawhide - Blues Brothers | 2.40WSPIERAJ NAS NAS NA PATRONITEhttps://patronite.pl/www.ensofilm.plwszystkie utwory wykorzystane legalnie na mocy umowy z ZAiKS. 

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Remembering Albanian oak John Belushi. Also: a look at "Can You Ever Forgive Me?" Wait. Reverse that. Portions of this podcast were recorded on location. MUSIC/AUDIO (Anchor only): Stereophonics, "Mr. Writer" John Belushi, "Stage Announcements (3)" (National Lampoon's "Lemmings") The Blues Brothers, "Soul Man (Live)" John Belushi, "Weatherman" ("Saturday Night Live") The Blues Brothers, "She Caught the Katy" Grateful Dead, "West L.A. Fadeaway"

It's a Chicago punk rock summit as I'm joined by returning guests Daryl Wilson (The Bollweevils) and Denis Buckley (88 Fingers Louie) at Dante's Pizza. Here's what we talk about this week: Is Denis now tied for most-frequently appearing guest on the show? "I have no agenda." Why in the hell did I say Blaze Pizza? It's DANTE'S. And Dante's is sooo much better. I got the lion's share of grease. That's what you get for grabbing from the bottom of the bag. Daryl thinks the grease will be absorbed subcutaneously. He's a doctor. Purell hand sanitizer is the only thing I had on hand to solve the grease problem. Dante's slice of the day scared us. A car almost hit us right at the onset of recording. Jesus Jones gets more "airtime" than they have in 27 years. Full confession: Daryl and I went back for "seconds" the last time we recorded together. The 90s punk scene that birthed The Bollweevils and 88 Fingers Louie (Okay, technically Bollweevils started in '89). The return of Apocalypse Hoboken. I need to work on the liner notes for their album release. "Punk rock is kind of self-destructive in a way... we're all damaged." Denis could have been a fireman, if not for punk rock. "To be clear, I'm going to be hosing off my hands." Not only does the podcast promise to get sexier as it progresses, but Daryl and Denis arrived on **** *** night! "Let the dirt wash over you." Denis and Daryl's board games of choice. We've all been playing Monopoly wrong. Denis and Daryl's first concerts: "Can I include an opera?" "No." Kids going to concerts now vs. kids going in the 80s. Cheap Trick's setlist problem. Daryl to Denis: "You don't pick fights with people you can beat." Fugazi broke up a fight between Daryl and Denis. There's nothing more punk rock than a "Frasier" reference. Favorite movies are discussed: Blues Brothers, Blazing Saddles, Big Trouble in Little China, Truth or Dare. Wait... Truth or Dare? Why I am "dead" to Daryl, and what made Denis call me a "Car Con Asshole." A weird circus bike rode past the Boost Mobile Mazda 3. Damn hipsters. "She Caught the Katy" is one of the best songs in Blues Brothers. Favorite horror movies are discussed. "Alien" makes it to the top of the list. RIP the Golf Mill Theater

This 'cast continues to explore the influences of Widespread Panic's music.Michael Stanley's second solo album, Friends and Legends, is featured prominently this time around. The band Stanley was playing with on this album was a who's who of mid-seventies rock; Dan Fogelberg, Richie Furay, David Sanborn, Bill Szymczyk, and Joe Walsh (AND his band Barnstorm). J. Geils even got in on the act by producing the saxophone tracks. It also was produced in my current stomping grounds of Colorado... Let's Get the Show on the Road is one of my favorite Panic covers and Funky is the Drummer is a crazy jam/rap that JB has slipped into a couple of times.I really had alot of fun putting this one together - turn it up and invite the friends over... and tear the roof of the sucker!Let's Get the Show on the RoadMichael Stanleyfrom the album "Friends and Legends"She Caught the KatyAlbert Kingfrom the album "Lovejoy"Funky is the DrummerMichael Stanleyfrom the album "Friends and Legends"Give up the Funk (Tear the Roof of the Sucker)Parliamentfrom the album "Mothership Connection"Wang Dang DoodleKoko Taylorfrom the album "The Earthshaker"Can't Find My Way HomeBlind Faithfrom the album "Blind Faith"Keep Your Lamps Trimmed and BurningHot Tunafrom the album "First Pull Up, The Pull Down"Knocking 'round the ZooJames Taylor and the Original Flying Machinefrom the album "James Taylor and the Original Flying Machine"Shouldn't Have Took More than You GaveDave Masonfrom the album "Alone Together"TipitinaProfessor Longhairfrom the album "New Orleans Piano"John's OtherHot Tunafrom the album "First Pull Up, The Pull Down"Just Like a WomanBob Dylanfrom the album "Blonde on Blonde"SpoonfulWillie Dixonfrom the album "I am the Blues"GladTrafficfrom the album " John Barleycorn Must Die"Let's Get it OnMarvin Gayefrom the album "Let's Get it On"DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive):Everyday Companion Podcast #69Click here to subscribe through iTunes.

Our special guest is Rebecca Brody - Rebecca is currently a Life Empowerment coach in New York City. Her area of expertise is in relationship coaching. She has been studying social interaction, relationships and coupling for over a decade. Coach Brody has been the site life coach for Babegoboom.com; written for Honeymag.com, AOL Black Voices; and has coached singles on Match.com. She is the empowerment coach for Women in Need, and is the creator of the She Caught the Crazy! relationship program.

This week marks the tenth anniversary of the end of the infamous Spring Tour 1997. I had the good fortune of seeing six of these shows and look back on this time in my life with fondness and more than a little nostalgia. Along with classic shows at the Vic and Aragon in Chicago, I braved more than a little sleepiness to attend the end of the tour stop in St. Paul, MN. This taught me an important lesson; if there is nothing stopping you but a lack of sleep, GO!Alot of ground has been covered from this time period (April - May 1997) in our podcasts this past year so I tried to steer away from the more obvious highlights from some of the classic shows - but I couldn't resist the Jingo Jam from 4/27/97! Sections of music like the Sleepy Monkey, Tie Your Shoes combo from 5/8/97, the Stop Go > Wondering from 4/27/97, B of D > Goin Out West from 5/10/97 and many others should be sought out and listened to. Do yourself a favor and find any show from April and May 1997 and I dare you to find a dog in the bunch. The band was in fine form and each and every one is played with effortless high energy.Here's how it goes down this week:April 27, 1997Burlington, VTJingo Jam >Space WranglerMay 3, 1997Pelham, ALJust Kissed My Baby (with Night People rap)May 7, 1997Louisville, KYBowlegged WomanWalk OnMay 9, 1997Chicago, ILLittle KinAin't No UseMay 8, 1997Chicago, ILShe Caught the KatyWe would love to hear from you, so please click 'Comment' below and let us know what you think or if there is something you' like to hear.DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive):Everyday Companion Podcast #48Click here to subscribe through iTunes.