Podcasts about steppin out

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Tara Young has worked for over 30 years as an Artistic Director and Associate on over a dozen Broadway Shows and International Cirque shows across the globe with some of the most respected names in the  Industry.  Raised in Calgary, Alberta, Tara began dancing at the age of three. Her dream was to be on Broadway and at just 19 years old she was fortunate enough to land her first job dancing with Liza Minnelli in “STEPPIN OUT at Radio City Music Hall”.  Within a few years, Tara knew that her passion was being part of the creative team that develops a Broadway Musical. She soon made the transition from performing to serving as an Associate Director/Choreographer.  Tara most recently was the Resident Director/Choreographer on the Broadway show New York, New York. Prior to this she lived in Dubai as the Artistic Director of La Perle, and then before this  she was The Artistic Director for The Han Show in Wuhan, China, both shows working with world renowned director Franco Dragone.    @stagelync Thank you to our sponsor @clear-com The StageLync Podcast is a branch of our larger StageLync Community. Come visit us at www.stagelync.com

Tara Young has worked for over 30 years as an Artistic Director and Associate on over a dozen Broadway Shows and International Cirque shows across the globe with some of the most respected names in the  Industry.  Raised in Calgary, Alberta, Tara began dancing at the age of three. Her dream was to be on Broadway and at just 19 years old she was fortunate enough to land her first job dancing with Liza Minnelli in “STEPPIN OUT at Radio City Music Hall”.  Within a few years, Tara knew that her passion was being part of the creative team that develops a Broadway Musical. She soon made the transition from performing to serving as an Associate Director/Choreographer.  Tara most recently was the Resident Director/Choreographer on the Broadway show New York, New York. Prior to this she lived in Dubai as the Artistic Director of La Perle, and then before this  she was The Artistic Director for The Han Show in Wuhan, China, both shows working with world renowned director Franco Dragone.    “ATTENTION SPOTIFY LISTENERS: IF you want to WATCH this with VIDEO, you can also subscribe to our video version: https://open.spotify.com/show/5e9KnBRZdjUTXTvCe6Nrqm?si=6639537c61044396” @stagelync Thank you to our sponsor @clear-com The StageLync Podcast is a branch of our larger StageLync Community. Come visit us at www.stagelync.com

DJ Ironmonkey is "Steppin Out" after inviting folks to "Steppin Into the My Office". This mix follows up to the previous mix, continuing the two-step scene. This mix is the party mix for those of the ripe age where they want to punch out and reap the fruits of their labor & enjoy the joys of life. This is a happy go-lucky, lose-yourself-in-the-rhythm minus the blues type mix to dance to expel the stress of adulting responsibility. This is a clean mix that can also be played in the office/cubicle/Bluetooth/laptop speaker/headphones whatever you use to vibe out to you tunes... “Life is a journey, and watching your steps ensures that you reach your destination safely.”

This is part 2 to my Boy  @izzymantv   reactng to and ranking some iconic english and japanese anime openings - S tier to F tierFollow Izzy!http://youtube.com/izzymantvhttp://youtube.com/dynastystyleInstragram.com/izzymusicInstragram.com/dynastystyleWatch Part 1 - https://youtu.be/KqiyY-HgRzsSKIP TO:Intro – 0:00Baccano! Paradise Lunch - 8:00Bakemonogatari Renai Circulation - 9:56Beastars OP 2 Kaibutsu - 11:36Berserk OST Behelit - 13:15Berserk OST Gats Theme - 15:29Beyblade Eng OP Let's Beyblade! - 17:40Black Clover Black Catcher - 19:32Bleach Everything i lost (shinji shikai OS) - 22:10Bleach Aizen Theme (Treachery) - 24:10Bleach Number One - 25:44Bleach OP 1 Asterisk - 27:26Bleach TYBW S2  STARS - 19:18Blood Blockade Hello World - 30:31Blue Lock OP 2 Judgement - 31:54Cardcaptors CARDCAPTORS Main Title - 33:20Carole & Tuesday OP1 Kiss Me - 34:38Code Geass Colors - 36:14Death Parade Flyers - 37:38DEMON SLAYER Kizuna no Kiseki - 38:35Dr Stone OP 1 Good Morning World! - 39:58Durarara OP 1 Uragiri No Yuuyake - 41:42Durarara OP 2 Steppin Out - 43:08Fate/Stay Night: Heaven's Feel Another Heaven - 43:46Fire Force Inferno - 45:32Fist Of The North Star Ai Wo Torimodose - 47:09Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex Inner Universe - 48:40Haikyuu! ah Yeah - 50:23Hajime no Ippo Inner Light - 52:05HELLS PARADISE Work - 53:09Oshi No Ko Idol - 54:02Inuyasha Ending 2 Fukai Mori - 56:16Jujutsu Kaisen OP 1 Kakai Kitan - 58:04Jujutsu Kaisen S2 OP 1 Tatsuya Kitani - 59:35Jujutsu Kaisen S2 OP 2 SPECIALZ - 1:00:27Jojo's Diamond Is Unbreakable Crazy Noisy Bizarre Town - 1:02:31Love After World Domination Koi Wa Explosion - 1:04:00NewJeans Super Shy - 1:06:00Outro - 1:09:05Tell us what you thought about the video in the comments below! Open to all suggestions, even if you call me trash lol.Follow Me On All Socials:Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheRealCrocYT Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/therealcrocInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/therealcroc/Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheFakeCrocFacebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/TheFakeCrocApple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...Spotify Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/4Sa9ScN...Buzzsprout: https://therealcroc.buzzsprout.com/Check out Sadderday Merch here: https://sadderday.com/Intro Song: Geass Studio - Luffy's Theme Lofi Remix | One Piece but it's lofi musichttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CojzQ1Tf2oE&ab_channel=GeassStudiohttps://soundcloud.com/geass-studioOutro Song: Izzy Man - Greatnesshttps://music.apple.com/us/album/grea...https://open.spotify.com/track/24BvZh...LEGAL:Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statutes that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.#animeopening #animereaction #animeeditSupport the show

Midwest Family is proud to support Steppin Out in Pink, 2023 with the Gundersen Medical Foundation.   On this episode of Around River City I had the pleasure to sit down with this years Steppin Out advocate, Kirsten Bucher.  Kirsten's story is amazing.  A young mother who found a lump.  We talked a lot about that particular moment.  Now, Kirsten is a Physician Assistant in the department where she got her treatment.  It's a moving conversation with a very special person. You can support Steppin Out in Pink and get more information at www.steppinoutinpink.com or follow them on Facebook.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Singles Going Around- Here Comes The WeekendBo Diddley- "Aztec"The Beach Boys- "Wild Honey"The Rolling Stones- "Off The Hook"Gary US Bonds- "I Wanna Holler"J.J. Cale- "After Midnight"Dave Edmunds- "Here Comes The Weekend"Otis Redding- "Wonderful World"John Mayall with Eric Clapton- "Steppin Out"Bobby Charles- "Street People"The Beatles- "I Want To Tell You"The Kinks- "Holiday In Waikiki"The Rolling Stones- "Little Red Rooster"The Counts- "Enchanted Sea"The Vettes- "Voodoo Green Part One"*des vinyls originaux"

Keith Martin first entered Radio in 2004, after 25 years of spinning the discs at nightclubs.In this weeks Radio Greats, Keith sits down with Luke to share how he developed the Radio Bug, how his wife encouraged him to continue submitting radio demos to stations. How Magic gave him his chance to present a weekend show. Working alongside Tony Blackburn, Mike Read and DLT, how he interviewed some of Motown Greats, continuing with the BC2 Network and taking over Steppin Out on Pride Radio.Big Thanks to Aircheck Download for use of content.

Episode 10 - Smooth Jazz (2023)Session #11. Najee - Bounce (4:20) - Savooir Faire (2022)2. Chris Standring - Face to Face (4:39) - Simple Things (2022)3. Ron Bosse - Bossman (feat. Jeff Lorber & Gary Novak) (3:43) - Bossman (2023)4. Bluey - Back Here Again (4:26) - Tinted Sky (2020)5. Janita - Angel Eyes (5:06) - I'll Be Fine (2001)6. Italian Groove Collective - Jump Through Hoops (4:54) - Italian Groove Collective (2022)Session 27.  Peter White - Kinda Sweet (4:36) - Perfect Moment (1998)8.  A. Ray Fuller - A Coastal Breeze (3:44) - A Coastal Breeze (2022)9.  Gerald Albright - Eddie's Groove (4:33) - Eddie's Groove (2022)10. Walter Beasley - Montreux (feat. Chris Walker) - (3:43) Meet Me At My Place (2022)11. Adrian Crutchfield - You Smile, I Smile (feat. Sonny Emory) (3:35) - Lover (2022)12. Jim Adkins - Soul Expression (4:51) Soul Expression (2022)Session 313. Michael Broening - Summer In Blue (5:08) - Never To Let (2022)14. Robin Duhe - Do It Duhe (7:15) - Do I Duhe (2022)15. Gregg Karukas - Deep Into You (5:18) - Looking Up (2005)16. Slim Gambill - Heavyweight (3:54) Heavyweight (2023)17. The 3 Keys - That Beat (Radio) (4:04) - We 3 Keys (2023)18. Warren Hill - Your Place or Mine? (5:59) - Devotion (1993)Session 419. Antonio Jackson - Santa Monica Drive (Bonus Track) (6:32) - Steppin Out (2014)20. After 7 - Ready or Not (4:17) - After 7 (1989)21. Brian Culbertson - Sandcastles (5:22) - The Trilogy, Pt. 3: White (2022)22. Deepak Thettu - Forever (Without a Doubt) (4:28) - Forever (Without a Doubt) (2022)23. Kim Water - Joy Dance (4:11) - That Special Touch (2022)24. Ryan La Valette - Lover Melody (feat. Nicholas Cole) - (5:06) New Beginnings (2022)Session 525. Norman Brown - Lydian (6:31) - The Very Best of ... (2005)26. Keiko Matsui - Steps On The Globe (4:20) - Euphoria (2023)27. Nathan Mitchell - 100% Cotton (feat. Marcus Anderson) - It's My Time (2022)28. The Brazton Brothers - Let's Have a Good Time (3:53) - Let's Have a Good Time (2023)29. Xavier Gordon - Lovers Dream (4:37) - Excellence (2021)30. Shilts - There's No Wonder (5:51) - See What Happens (2001) 

What a week! Jean was off for a few days, but Brian & Shaw managed to hold down the fort without burning the building to the ground! We talked about having an emergency fund, and how $400 used to be the amount you needed, but now it's closer to $1,400!!! Plus, Panera is testing an A-I drive-thru in some of it's stores. What could possibly go wrong? Tia Sneath from Gundersen Health Systems stopped by to talk about next weekend's "Steppin Out in Pink", and there was a woman who was begging an airline for an "adults-only" flight after dealing with a very loud & annoying child on her flight. Needless to say, Brian agreed with her. We talked about the things couples bicker about at home, and we also talked about the division of the chores at home between men & women. The final "Summer Party Tip" of the year gave you a list of things to do around the state of Wisconsin this Labor Day weekend, and we discussed an LA bar that recently decided to ban anyone under the age of 30 from entering on Friday & Saturday nights. Plus, a man who was stung over 20,000 times by bees, and a list of things to look forward to in the month of September.  And speaking of lists, another list of things to do in & around La Crosse this weekendSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

At Midwest Family we're very proud to be a part of Steppin Out in Pink with Gundersen Health System.  I first brought you this podcast last year and it's such a cool story I wanted to share it again.  Dr. Deitrich was a joy to talk with and I'll admit, my jaw dropped when she told me that besides being an Oncologist specializing in breast cancer she is also a breast cancer survivor.  She has a truly one of a kind perspective that I think you'll enjoy hearing.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Side Jawn Season 2 Episode 7: Steppin Out, Was It Worth It? (The Cheating Show) Dennis: Welcome to the Side Jawn, I am your host Dennis the Ingnoranthinkerspodcast Holmes. I'm here with my co-host Sharon the Chocolate Girrrrrrrrrrrrrrrl! Say it right Dennis. How you doing Chocolate Girl? Sharon talks about her week and then throws it back to Dennis. Dennis talks about his week. Chat about some headlines ( for example monkey pox, DeShaun Watson got 6 games fair or foul, Brittney Griner got 9 years, states are continuing to abolish access to abortion, etc.) Dennis: Okay we're gonna get a little spicy today, I named the show Steppin Out, Was It Worth It? We talking about cheating today so make sure you get ready to be in the comments today. So Chocolate Girl I gotta know.... Dennis: When does cheating become an option? Is there ever an acceptable reason to cheat? Have you cheated? Have you been cheated on? How did it make you feel? Sharon: Why do people cheat on their significant other? Either once or serial cheater. If you have cheated, why? If you have never cheated, why not? Dennis: Can a relationship go back to being good after someone has cheated? If so how? What would it take? Can outside influences convince a person to cheat? Define outside influences. Sharon: Do you believe in the saying: once a cheater, always a cheater? Why or why not? Dennis: If you have a friend who tells you they are thinking about cheating on their significant other, would you try and convince them not to, or would you just listen and say nothing? What is the key to never making a decision to cheat? Dennis: asks Sharon for any final thoughts Sharon gives her final thoughts and then asks Dennis for his. Dennis gives his final thoughts, thanks the viewers and closes out the show. Thank you for Listening make sure you go like and subscribe to all podcast platforms. We are also on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and Twitter on @Ignoranthinkerspodcast click the link in bio --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dennis-holmes/support

So me and Uncle John's Band are Comin' in to Los Angeles knowing that You Don't Love Me. And While My Guitar Gently Weeps, I am ready to Roll Away the Stone and get down with The Supernatural. And I Know a Little Black Dog Down By the River in California who is One Toke Over the Line. So, I'm Steppin Out.

Triggerrun – Artist Bio Triggerrun Production (TRP), one of the greatest hidden treasures of the underground music scene has returned! The legacy began in 1989, when three (3) young men from Monroe High (Albany, GA), would recruit three (3) young men from a rival high school, Westover, to form a dance group to compete in local talent shows just for fun. Their first performance would be epic and awe-inspiring as TRP would spark the initial flame to secure their legacy into the underground world of hip hop to begin their dominance! To quench their new found thirst for fame, Triggerun would set its sight on their next big venture and enter into the city's most popular cash prize event of them all, Albany's "Night At The Apollo" event sponsored and promoted by Gilbert Udoto as spin-off of the World Famous "cultural phenomena, “It's Showtime At The Apollo”. The goal was simple, to win the local cash prize of five hundred dollars ($500) to pay for studio time at Katz & Jammer, in order to record and shop their demo to the industry major record labels in hopes of their big break! Hungry for stardom, in 1992, Triggerrun would split into two groups to double their earnings in the "Dance" category. And as a result, Triggerrun would win both 1st and 2nd place in the dance category. Their feat was so impressive, TRP would begin to create a cult following throughout the city. Over the next four years, they would reign atop of the dance category, winning 1st Place for three (3) out of the four (4) years before officially retiring from the amateur circuit during the 5th year. As an encore, in the summer of ‘93, Triggerrun began expanding its territory crossing Florida lines. Next stop, Tallahassee Florida. Home of the Florida A & M University (FAMU) Rattlers, The Tallahassee Urban League and 100 Black Men of America would sponsor the talent show extravaganza at one of the coolest nightclubs in the city, the Moon. Triggerrun's 1st Place finish at the Moon would help the group finally reach their pinnacle. For the next stop would be a one way ticket to perform center stage in front of a national television audience at the World Famous "Apollo Theatre" in Harlem, New York hosted by the one and only Steve Harvey! However, their much celebrated victory would soon spark another competitive stand-off with the FAMU Marching 100's beloved Strikers dance group. After securing their victory, Triggerrun would frequent another well known Tallahassee night spot of its day known as “The Barn''. The night would be EPIC! And would go down in history as the first ever, “You Got Served “dance off! The Trigger versus the Strikers!! The dance battle would go back and forward as expected. However, Triggerrun would prevail with their eclectic style of dance to claim the unofficial victory. Their victory at the Moon would also capture the eyes and ears of Miami-bass music artist, Beat Master Clay D. The “Give Me A Bottle” emcee would invite Triggerrun to perform as opening act for a three day tour headlined by Uncle Luke [Skywalker]. The invitation would be their first professional tour. Triggerrun would use this opportunity to promote their first indie single release, “Pump Ya Fist.” Triggerrun finally began to experience success, and stardom away from home, as they would be scheduled to interview with the campus television show “Snake Eyes”, (created by Kelsey L. Scott). This interview would spawn an additional opportunity as opening act for II D Extreme and Heavy D, a FAMU sponsored student concert event. However, it was TRP's amateur night television debut that would forever change the world of Hip Hop as they would perform an eclectic, aerobatic dance ensemble that would catapult them into the underground mythical urban legends and pioneers for the next generation of Hip Hop dancers. An entertainment spectacle never before seen, Triggerrun would become a precursor to spark an evolutionary dance culture and trend across the nation. H3TheArtist(Herbert Bowens, Jr.) described the performance as "a surreal and humbling experience". Fast forward to 1998, “Knegil”(Anthony K. Washington) would head north to Atlanta to finish school and raise a family. Still trying to hold the group together, TRP worked to drop their second indie release, the single, “Toss It Up” recorded at the infamous Patchwerk studios home of none other than the legends Outkast. TRP began to set focus on the new music scene growing in Atlanta and would perform at one of the local area club hot spot known as the “Aquarium”. Shortly after, Triggerrun would grow apart as “Knegil” would come to a spiritual crossroads. The choice, either to continue to chase the dream of music or raising a family. The latter proved victorious, ultimately sealing the group's fate. In the meantime, H3TheArtist (Herbert Bowens,Jr.) would continue his love of dance at Florida A & M University. He marched with the world- renown Marching 100,(Snare Drum..Z Phi 28) where he became widely known on campus as the dancing machine. His dynamic dance style, inspired by the Trigger, was further polished in the program Orchesis Contemporary Dance Theatre where he studied modern ballet, African, and tap dance. H3 was evolving as an artist and overall performer. He also pursued his passion in acting while playing the Lead Male Actor in “On Toby Time”, an off-Broadway musical about a man chasing his dreams in NewYork during the Chitlin Circuit and The Scarecrow in FAMU'S rendition of the Wiz. In each musical production, Herb used his acting, singing, and dancing super powers earning him the name…H3 (a triple threat).After graduating from FAMU with a degree in elementary education, H3 moved to Atlanta to continue pursuing his dreams in the arts. In Atlanta, he landed his first role in the blockbuster movie Drumline(2002) directed by Charles Stone/Twentieth Century Fox and Stomp the Yard (2007) directed by Sylvain White/Rainforest Production. Herbert was amongst a very select group of dancers cast as a Theta Nu Theta (Fictitious Fraternity) which represented a band of elite dancers/steppers. A musician since elementary school, H3 began quest as a solo artist, writing and composing music which he released through the independent distributor DistroKid . Herb's “Steppin Out” album demonstrates his lyrical range, vocal style, and diverse content which captures the playful, romantic, and theatrical side of love. In addition, H3 crafted a master musical ensemble titled,”The Carousel-A Poetry Based Musical”, a play about never giving up on your dreams. An inspirational play turned true through his own perseverance and journey that has brought him back full circle to the brotherhood, Triggerrun! Acting as the glue to hold the group together, Syncere(Nathaniel Whitfield) kept the members in touch, never letting the dream fade. In 2021, things clicked, and major events pulled Triggerrun back together again. They have refined their direction, focusing on what they truly want. Hard at work on new music, they are building an extensive catalog of work and launching a successful clothing line. The time is right, giving Triggerrun their chance to finally share their voice and leave their musical footprint. Using music as a therapy to express pain and process heartache, this opportunity has proven to be a miracle in each of their lives. Their passion has been rekindled, and Triggerrun is remembering a true love that will never fail them: Music. Triggerrun's underground music revolution created an undeniable cosmic shift that is still resonating within the industry at large. What began as a music and dance troupe is now a lifelong brotherhood. Triggerrun maintains a delicate balance of curating, critiquing, and refining their work together. Their sound is derived from a collection of hip-hop roots, blended with an R&B flair. Re-emerging from the underground with its eclectic New York City meets ATL bass thumping, Dirty South infusion debut single, Turn Up!

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What was Joe Jackson's name at birth? Why did he have to re-record Look Sharp? Which song inspired the title to Is She Really Going Out With Him? Join Stevie Nix as he answers all of these questions and more on this episode that looks at the covers inspired by four of JJ's best songs.WARNING: This episode contains traces of Mogadon.Featured artists [in alphabetical order]:The 99 CallTori Amos FarrahTrevor HornVictoria Keating & Declan SinnottMan's BodyPansy DivisionSerengetiSiskinSlim ThugWater From Your EyesWhite EskimoJoe Jackson PlaylistJoin Stevie on Spotifywww.songsungnew.com

This is the first of 3 episodes focused on Steppin Out in Pink and the good it does right here in our community.  Did you know that the work Dr. Kenny and his team do is shared around the world and is also used to help patients right here at home?  Did you know that Steppin Out in Pink offers a unique and beneficial form of funding that allows need + research to = treatment at a lightning pace?  You'll hear how that all happens and also about what drives Dr. Kenny to devote his career to breast cancer research here at the Gundersen Medical Foundation in La Crosse. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

REVEREND PEYTON Reverend Peyton has released Dance Songs For Hard Times and we get to have a chat with him about his life and musical journey.   AJ CRAWDADDY The band has released Steppin’ Out and I get to sit with leader Angelo Rossi about his fascinating career and the music he makes.   AJ FULLERTON AJ has released the album The Forgiver And The Runaway and he will join me to talk about the road that has led him to this place and time as we listen to the tunes.   KAT DANSER – COUCH KID NEW MUSIC Kat returns for her third visit to The Couch to talk about her world and the new album One Eye Open.  I always enjoy Kat and her tunes.

En este episodio Mario Mengoni conversa con José Luis Pardo, también conocido como CHEO o Dj AFRO, con su nueva música y sus historias junto a Los Amigos Invisibles, Dimitri From Paris, Locobeach, La Garfield y muchos más. El dj y productor argentino Diego Roca nos hace groovear en el "discollage" con un auténtico sonido disco con toques de soul y funk. El "Fabuloso Cadillac" Mario Siperman presenta el primer single de su nuevo proyecto "Les Castafiores", inspirado en el cine y el comic franceses junto a Louise Nuñez de Arco , Nicolás Fontimpe, Sebastián Schachtel y Marcela Hatsatourian , entre más artistas. Playlist del programa: 01 - CHER - Say the word (Womack Rework). 02 - PURPLE DISCO MACHINE – Move or not. 03 - OH YEAH – Nothing but the beat. 04 - BLACK SCIENCE ORCHESTRA – Save Us (Ashley Beedle’ s Disco Throwback remix). 05 - LES CASTAFIORES - Al borde del Sena. 06 - VANESSA DAOU - Two To Tango (Milk & Honey Mix). 07 - EVE GALLAGHER - Crimes of The Heart. 08 - LIZA MINELLI & PET SHOP BOYS - Love Pains. 09 - DAME SHIRLEY BASSEY - Big Spender (NorthxNWest Rmx). 10 - JOSE LUIS PARDO - No quiero ser tu amigo. 11 - JOSE LUIS PARDO – Carnaval. 12 - ORQUESTA DISCOTEQUE feat. FEDERICO AUBELE – Obsesión. 13 - JOE TEX – Ain´t gonna bump no more. 14 - KOOL & THE GANG – Steppin´Out. 15 - THE REAL THING – She´s a groovy freak. 16 - YOUNG COMPANY – I like (what you´re doing to me). 17 - INSTANT FUNK – I got my mind up (Original Larry Levan 12” Mix). Conducción, musicalización y producción general: Mario Mengoni. Locutores: Leandro Brumatti y Raúl Proenza. Columnista: Gustavo Lamas. Columnista invitado: Bautista Mengoni. Fotografía y video: María Arnoletto. Asistente de Producción: Diego Hidalgo. Logística: Sergio Van Megroot. Producción en México: Diego Cruz Fadrique. Sitio oficial: www.discorama.net Seguinos en nuestras redes y dejanos tu comentario: https://www.instagram.com/discoramabymario https://www.facebook.com/discoramabymario https://twitter.com/discobymario

Robin Richman, Steppin Out, Chicago, IL, USA The people I've selected are all part of community-based tourism and I was going to have them talk about the communities and what is going on with them since there are few tourists visiting, how COVID has affected them and how the interactive travel experiences will help their communities. Visit here to participate in our virtual events. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/etn/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/etn/support

Singer-songwriter, musician-producer and San Francisco native Bonnie Hayes wrote the hit songs "Have a Heart” and “Love Letter” from the acclaimed Bonnie Raitt album Nick of Time. She's also written songs for Cher, Bette Midler, David Crosby, Robert Cray, Adam Ant, Booker T. & the MG’s, and many more. Bonnie produced the Gospel Hummingbirds’s Grammy-nominated 1992 album Steppin’ Out, toured with pop-punk icon Billy Idol and scored a college radio hit with the 1980’s cult favorite “Shelley’s Boyfriend,” which also appeared, with another of Hayes’s songs, in the 1983 motion picture Valley Girl. Bonnie Hayes is now the chair of Berklee's Songwriting Department.In our conversation, Bonnie shares about:How to take the thing that is your limitation and make it your strength & uniquenessWhy specificity is what makes a songSwitching between your right and left brain while songwritingHow she wrote "Have a Heart!"

There's nothing more totally "New Orleans" than poboys, drag queens, and Cowboy Mouth. That's why, till we can go back in bars and hang out, Happy Hour photographer Jill Lafleur picks this show as her favorite from the past few years to revisit. Drag Queens Poppy Tooker is New Orleans first lady of food. From her weekly TV appearances on Steppin’ Out to to her weekly radio show and podcast, Poppy is the best known foodie in the city. Poppy’s latest venture is a collaboration with a large group of drag queens to produce a strong of drag queen brunches around town, culminating in her 6th book, simply called Drag Queen Brunch. You could have found out any of this information in any New Orleans publication. What you won’t have heard anywhere but here is the explanation to this sentences Poppy utters by way of her current situation: “I’m not dead and I’m not knocked up.” Cowboy Mouth Fred LeBlanc is the larger than life front man of the band Cowboy Mouth. If you’ve ever been to a Cowboy Mouth show or heard any of Fred’s media appearances you have probably thought Fred’s life is an open book. Well, there might be a couple of chapters of the book you hadn’t heard about. Probably doubtful that you’ve heard Fred’s opinions on marriage or cross-dressing anywhere else. Or known anything about his relationship to the Poboy shop, Melba’s Po Boys. Poboys Scott Wolfe Sr is the owner of Melba’s Po Boy Shop, on the corner of North Claiborbne and Elysian Fields, the busiest Po Boy shop in the world. Scott is also the owner of the wildly successful local New Orleans grocery chain, Wagner’s. Yes, he’s the marketing genius who came up with the slogan “You can’t beat Wagner’s Meat.” Scott’s extraordinary flair for marketing can be found in full display at Melba’s where they’re open 24 hours a day, have a giant laundromat where each machine is named and themed for a local New Orleans celebrity – you can wash your clothes in the Fred LeBlanc machine for example – and a 24/7 daiquiri shop.  This Happy Hour is a classic no-holds-barred conversation with people who are comfortable in their own skin and not hesitant about telling it like it is. If you’d like to see Jill Lafleur’s photos from this show recorded live at Wayfare,  you’ll find them along with much more right here.

Patty Peterson who hosts "The Playroom" on Sunday afternoons interviewed Twin Cities Saxman, Walter Chancellor Jr. on his newest release "Steppin' Out".

HERE YOU GO 17 Tracks from the Acetate disc collected together.  These are rather scratchy & static sounding but it is like hearing version that you never heard of before. Alternate mix, missing background vocals on some,  details listed right here. Hit the download button you can have your copy of it solely for the  Purpose of  Critique, Review and Education. 1. Steppin' Out (acetate)2. I'll Be Doggone (acetate)3. Out Of Sight (acetate)4. Baby Please Don't Go (acetate)5. I Know (acetate)6. Night Train (acetate)7. Just Like Me (acetate)8. Catch The Wind (acetate)9. Satisfaction (acetate)10. I'm Cryin' (acetate)11. New Orleans (acetate)12. Action (acetate)13. Steppin' Stones (2:27, edit version, unreleased single)14. Louise (1:57, alt. lp mix, no background vocal)15. Hungry (2:53, alt. mix, no background vocals)16. 1001 Arabian Nights (4:00, edit version)17. Just Like Me (early mix)

The very first episode of The Real Talk Tap Talks, featuring tap dancer Martin "Tre" Dumas III. Brought to you by Shuffle Liiife Productions and hosted by Nico Rubio. This is part one of two for Tre's interview. Our conversation covers subjects from his father playing in Rasputin Stash to his journey in finding Tap as his calling, the Steppin Out days to touring with Riverdance, and the history of helping to start one of the best Tap companies of all time, M.A.D.D. Rhythms. Credits: Beginning Shuffles: Tre at Dance Chicago A Capella Intro before Improvography to Freak's Prayer by Rasputin Stash February 2019 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMXihOp3vxE Ending Shuffles: Tre at the Hoofers House Social Medias: Follow Tre on Instagram at @TreTaps Follow Nico on Instagram at @ChiTappin Follow ShuffleLiiife on Instagram at @ShuffleLiiife --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Friday March 6th (00:00) TSA’s Steppin’ Out is tomorrow at the Renaissance. Get your funky shoes. (6:05) RIP to Art Van. (15:09) More Arnold drama. Allen and Hancock counties getting distracted driving safety corridor. 170K spent on promoting Issue 1. Things to do this weekend. (23:31) I went to Black Frog Brewery. Demi on her new track. Pete Davidson on his fame. (30:01) Nikki and Sean (from Skittlebots!) are here to talk about a Wood County effort to build accessible playgrounds in Perryburg. They have an awesome $40 event next Saturday night. (38:36) Things best done in groups, things you put mustard on and more in the 5 Second Rule. (44:37) Our buddy Melissa Andrews hit the country show last night where merch proceeds were donated to Nashville tornado recovery efforts. (51:35) Bethany loves her husband but… (56:35) Week 2 of 5 Words Or Less. (1:03:09) Go See Hayley Williams in Detroit. We’re not gonna talk about Grey’s Anatomy. We interviewed Finding Neverland’s Connor Simpson yesterday. It’s added on to the end of this podcast if you want to check it out. Show’s at the Valentine on 3/16.

Wednesday March 4th (00:00) Floyd went to see a movie that you’ve probably never heard of. I have gifts for him. (8:54) Arnold Classic has major changes due to Coronavirus concerns. (16:47) Peppa Pig, Judge Judy, Edgar Allen Poe and more in the Rated Game. (22:17) Overdose deaths here are down. Danialle Swan’s killer was recently arrested. Zoo job fair today. Granite City closes. BG burger spot has burger challenge. (30:17) Why did Post Malone get his face tattoos? Coronavirus concert cancellations. (37:24) Our old friend Allison Schroeder from Levis Commons is now at Nature’s Nursery. I don’t know much about it. (45:10) What’s that animal sound? (49:29) A Sesame Street live action movie. A tease of Chrissy’s Court. Laura Dern lost her pet. (57:35) Why you lose your temper, what you lose often, flowers you like and more in PFOL. (1:04:51) Granite City closed, so where for brunch, and Think Fast. (1:09:15) You can’t tell people to stop being internet asshole. You can, but it won’t stop. Get to Steppin’ Out for TSA. It’s been four years with N’dre.

Making a Scene Presents the PODCAST of LIVE from the Midnight Circus Indie Blues Double Shot Show!This is the Voice of Indie Blues, the future of the blues. An Indie Blues double shot of artists who embrace the diversity of the blues that always has and still is being created from it's roots. These artists understand the blues is a living art form that is driven by innovation and creativity. These are the Indie Blues Artists!Jo Harman,Say That You Want Me,Jo Harman,Keep You Guessing,Mike Mattison,I Really Miss You,AfterglowMike Mattison,Charlie Idaho,AfterglowThe Reverend Shawn Amos & The Brotherhood,Troubled Man,Blue SkyThe Reverend Shawn Amos & The Brotherhood,"Keep The Faith, Have Some Fun",Blue SkyChanda Rule & Sweet Emma Band,Sinnerman,Hold OnChanda Rule & Swee Emma Band,Another Man Done Gone,Hold OnBacktrack Blues Band,Times is Hard,Your Baby has LeftBacktrack Blues Band,Natural Born Lover,Your Baby has LeftCasey Hensley,Love Will Break Your Heart,Casey Hensley,If I Pray,Dave Keller,Every Soul's a Star,Live At The Killer Guitar ThrillerDave Keller,Steppin' Out,Live At The Killer Guitar ThrillerAvey Grouws Band,Two Days Off (And A Little Bit Of Liquor),The Devil May CareAvey Grouws Band,Rise Up,The Devil May CareAlbert Cummings,Call Me Crazy,BelieveAlbert Cummings,Going My Way,BelieveDon Ender,05 - Bad Boy,SouthwardsDon Ender,07 - Nick Of Time,SouthwardsLucky Peterson & Aelpeacha,Takin Care Of Mine,50 Years-Just Warming UpLucky Peterson,50 Years,50 Years-Just Warming UpTomas Doncker,Moanin' at Midnight (Ras Jah Ames),Moanin at MidnightTomas Docker,Smokestack Lightning,Bear Williams,05 Pretty Lil' Thang,Blues RebelBear Williams,03 Don't Say Goodbye,Blues RebelHarper and Midwest Kind,Heavy Horses,Rise UpHarper and Midwest Kind,Rise Up,Rise UpGeorgia Randall,Anticipation Blues,Help WantedGeorgia Randall,Born To Die,Help WantedTas Cru,Money Talks,Drive OnTas Cru,Cry No More,Drive OnThe Jimmys,Always A Woman,Gotta Have ItThe Jimmys,Started Up Again,Gotta Have ItThe Mary Jo Curry Band,We All Had a Real Good Time,Front PorchThe Mary Jo Curry Band,House is Lonely,Front PorchBen Poole Trio,Take It No More,Trio - Live 19' - CD 1Ben Poole Trio,Don't Cry For Me,Trio - Live 19' - CD 1Whitney Shay,Getting In My Way,Stand Up!Whitney Shay,Boy Sit Down,Stand Up!Jeremiah Johnson,Ecstasy,Heavens To BetsyJeremiah Johnson,Long Way Home,Heavens To BetsyDave Goddess,Chinatown,Dave Goddess,Lightning,Tomas Docker,Back Door Man,Tomas Doncker,Moanin' at Midnight (Ras Jah Ames),Moanin at MidnightBlack Cat Bones,Led To Believe,Tattered And TornBlack Cat Bones,Lowdown,Tattered And TornThorbjoern Risager & The Black Tornado,Last Train,Come On InThorbjoern Risager & The Black Tornado,I'll Be Gone,Come On InCW Ayon,Well I Know,What They SayCW Ayon,I Need You Now,What They Say

Today’s show was recorded live at the King Cake Hub in New Orleans. My guest is Peggy Scott Laborde, the Senior Producer at WYES and host of Steppin' Out, the only weekly television show about New Orleans culture and arts. We talk about Mardi Grsas past and present, and answer some audience questions. Beyond Bourbon Street Sponsors Two Chicks Walking Tours If you love New Orleans, you’ve probably wandered through the Garden District. It is beautiful, but it really comes to life when you have a guide who can tell you about the history and about the people who live there. On a Two Chicks Walking tour you learn about the architecture, the residents and more. You also get to tour Lafayette Cemetery, just across the street from Commander’s Palace. Two Chicks keeps their tour groups small and offers a more intimate experience than most. You’ll have time to ask your questions and really walk away getting an insider’s perspective of the Garden District. Two Chicks also offers tours of St. Louis Cemetery #1 and the Ladies of the Night tour. Whatever you choose, know you will be in great hands and will have a wonderful time. Use code BEYOND and save 15%. twochickswalkingtours.com   The Old 77 Hotel and Chandlery When you're ready to make your plans to visit New Orleans, you'll need a place to stay! The Old 77 is ideally situated in the Warehouse District, just three blocks from the French Quarter. It features a variety of pet-friendly rooms, the award-winning Compere Lapin restaurant, and more. You'll love the location, the rooms, and the food, but the details and the service are what you'll fall in love with! To book your room, click here or use code BBOLD77 to save 25% off their regular rates. Shout Outs King Cake Hub WYES Cabrini High School University of New Orleans Arthur Hardy's Mardi Gras Guide Atlas Bead Company ARC Avenue Pub Royal Artists Where Y'art Dixie Beer Books About Mardi Gras The Mistick Krewe: Chronicles of Comus and His Kin Mardi Gras in New Orleans, an Illustrated Guide New Orleans Masquerade Mardi Gras Chronicles of the New Orleans Carnival New Orleans Mardi Gras Moments Thank You Thanks to Peggy Scott Laborde for being my guest on today's show. Be sure to check out WYES.org and donate if you can. Thanks also to Will Samuels and the King Cake Hub. Thanks to Joel Sharpton from Pro Podcasting Services for being the intro voice of the podcast. Thanks also to Scott McCrossen for the artwork, logo, and branding that makes Beyond Bourbon Street stand out. Subscribe to the Podcast If you enjoy the show, please subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. If you do enjoy listening, please share Beyond Bourbon Street with someone who shares our love of New Orleans. Support Us on Patreon Would you like to help us continue to create the content you love? If so, join the Super Krewe by becoming a financial supporter. Your monthly support will help us grow, and will provide you with exclusive content, access, and more. If you would like to join the Super Krewe, check out our Patreon page at patreon.com/beyondbourbonst. Join the Facebook Krewe If you want to submit questions for future episodes or get advice from others, join our free Facebook group http://beyondbourbonst.com/facebook. Contact Us Got an idea for an episode, have some feedback, or just want to say hi? Leave us a message at 504-475-7632 or send an email to mark@beyondbourbonst.com. Thanks for listening! - Mark  

If you've been a New Orleanian for any length of time, you're going to enjoy this very candid conversation with 3 New Orleans celebrities. Poppy Tooker is New Orleans first lady of food. From her weekly TV appearances on Steppin' Out to to her weekly radio show and podcast, Poppy is the best known foodie in the city. Poppy's latest venture is a collaboration with a large group of drag queens to produce a strong of drag queen brunches around town, culminating in her 6th book, simply called Drag Queen Brunch. You could have found out any of this information in any New Orleans publication. What you won't have heard anywhere but here is the explanation to this sentences Poppy utters by way of her current situation: "I'm not dead and I'm not knocked up." Fred LeBlanc is the larger than life front man of the band Cowboy Mouth. If you've ever been to a Cowboy Mouth show or heard any of Fred's media appearances you have probably thought Fred's life is an open book. Well, there might be a couple of chapters of the book you hadn't heard about. Probably doubtful that you've heard Fred's opinions on marriage or cross-dressing anywhere else. Or known anything about his relationship to the Poboy shop, Melba's Po Boys. Scott Wolfe Sr is the owner of Melba's Po Boy Shop, on the corner of North Claiborbne and Elysian Fields, the busiest Po Boy shop in the world. Scott is also the owner of the wildly successful local New Orleans grocery chain, Wagner's. Yes, he's the marketing genius who came up with the slogan "You can't beat Wagner's Meat." Scott's extraordinary flair for marketing can be found in full display at Melba's where they're open 24 hours a day, have a giant laundromat where each machine is named and themed for a local New Orleans celebrity - you can wash your clothes in the Fred LeBlanc machine for example - and a 24/7 daiquiri shop.  This Happy Hour is a classic no-holds-barred conversation with people who are comfortable in their own skin and not hesitant about telling it like it is. If you'd like to see Jill Lafleur's photos from this show recorded live at Wayfare,  you'll find them along with much more right here.  

Fozzie guilts Kermit about excluding him from his date, and our three heroes begin performing “Steppin’ Out with a Star.” The post Movin’ Right Along 216: Fred Astaire Frog appeared first on Muppet Fans Who Grew Up - Tough Pigs.

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Morning, a few minutes early! R. Kelly speaks, a bad situation in Findlay and PM concert series announced. And there’s A LOT going on this weekend. Steppin Out to help out TSA is this weekend at the Renaissance. Get your funky shoes. Do you want your sidewalks or streets fixed? State of the state gets down to basics. A new antidepressant nasal spray approved by the FDA. The R. Kelly sit down with Gayle King is surreal. Brie Larson has a more vicious foe than any evil in Captain Marvel or even Thanos. R. Kelly is losing his mind in the full interview so I pop that on the air for a minute or so, then Deal Or No Deal with Floyd. PFOL 1-10 GOT interest, most memorable part of your wedding, messiest spot in your home. More entertainment and elaboration on Mr. Kelly. PM Dawn or death for the Promedica concert series please! How have you used your kids before? Do you have a unique job? We got our taxidermist. Wanna go on a Youtube date with me and visit the songs I grew up with? You’s second season. Luke Perry’s wrestler son and Wendy Williams. A second PFOL. Let’s get into killing, and tampons. MLT is GOT themed. Maybe I can do them until the show begins its 8th and final season?

Morning! Police car one day, TV news the next. Uh oh? And lots of TV talk for the opening segment. 318 and 294, which is which. Rated Game! Shower caddy, GOT, Jason Momoa. The Lake has rights and is already being sued. State of the City is today at Waite. Diverse new class of TFD. An addition to TMA for future projects. Momo Challenge is the fault of parents. Masked Spoiler finale wrap up. Gaga said it was acting. Ari is the queen of IG. Momnesia. Let’s discuss what you’ve forgotten, if you remember. A thrilling competitive edition of TBT. To 2009. Big week for the audience. A fellow TCP BOT winner appeared so we snagged him for a few minutes to chat Cardinal Stritch. TSA has Steppin Out coming. Glam shoes everywhere! Thanks to Bethany and Dave for coming out. When we did a FB survey about how the show’s doing, many people wanted a Panel Full Of Men. With Ashleigh here we can do that. Ari is getting some shit for an upcoming show in Manchester. Rami Malek goes villain for Bond. 90210 is coming big with a real twist. Ashleigh’s time to dive into the Mystery Box. Hit our Q105 Facebook page for the video. MLT on Momnesia and Mr. Rogers. Prepare you liver Toledo for Drinking SZN

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Steppin Out on a Prayer with Beth Haye

On this episode of the Talking Metal podcast we hear new interviews with Bill Temple, Dan Lorenzo and Perturbator.First up, Mark Strigl and Ian McCurdy interview longtime Vinnie Vincent roadie Bill Temple. Topics include Mark Chatfield, Wolf Hoffman, Pete Way, Vinnie Vincent's guitars, working with Vinnie Vincent, Mark Slaughter, Dana Strum, Kiss, Traci Guns and LA Guns physically attacking him, Randy Dietrick, Bobby Rock, his falling out with Vinnie Vincent and much more.Then starting 1 hour 3 mins into the podcast Mark Strigl interviews former Hades and Non-Fiction guitarist Dan Lorenzo. His new band is called Vessel of Light and their great new release is Woodshed. Buy it now using our Amazon links! Interview topics with Dan Lorenzo include the Ancient VVisdom, the new Vessel of Light album Woodshed, the Talking Metal Snowblind jam with Rob Dukes (watch it below), religion, vegetarianism, Painful Pleasures, Hustle Butter, Steppin Out magazine, the environment, Hades, the Old Bridge Militia, Scott Ian, RUN DMC, NonFiction, The Cursed, Bobby Blitz and much more.This episode's final interview is with James Kent AKA Perturbator and it was conducted by Emily Strigl at Heavy Montreal. This chat starts at the 1:58:00 mark.ollow Mark Strigl on Twitter at these accounts: @talkingmetal & @striglFollow Emily on Instagram.Follow Talking Metal on Instagram.Support Mark Strigl and his podcasts on Patreon here: www.patreon.com/talkingmetalUse the Paypal tab to make a donation (the Paypal is paypal.me/MarkStrigl), OR use this link to make a purchase on Amazon.Thanks for listening to Talking Metal!

It's oppressively hot in California right now, but the heat will not keep Dana and Vincent from kiki-ing about everything that's happened in the last couple of weeks pop culture wise. So much is covered from "summertime sadness" with Joe Jackson (Michael's Daddy, not the singer of "Steppin' Out") and Whitney Houston, to more in "The Reckoning" with Chris Hardwick and Terry Crews, and the "Week In Pop Culture" with diversification of the Academy members, thoughts on the RuPaul's Drag Race Finale and more!

On this weeks show, Chris, Aaron, Rich, and Todd talk about: Annapolis, The Red Hen, the Supreme Court, political rhetoric , ideological warfare, a Detroit Tigers coach gets fired for saying “Spider Monkey”, someone attempts to #metoo Maynard James Keenan, the further splintering of the Democratic Party, and Joe Jackson dies (not the “Steppin’ Out”...

Viktor Devonne and Regina Stargazer have brunch and talk about old and new times. Having worked together for almost 15 years, they're still learning new and hilarious things about each other. Regina Stargazer won the Many Faced God/Meryl Streep Award at the 2018 Silver Tusks. You can see her burlesque as Regina, drag as Cream Victoria and Jayson Mustachio, and sometimes clown as Virus. She is a resident performer with White Elephant Burlesque, and with LadyQueen... topics: "never again" alcohol, the goth girl at the party, high school, KoRN and Marilyn Manson 20 years later, bad camp experience, 90s pop, Hole, The Violet Gashes?, incorrect predictions with RuPaul's Drag Race because BenDeLaCreme, Steamed Hams, meme queen, Instant Clarity Viktor, Ironic, leaving bad boyfriends for Rocky Horror, burlesque as an attainable goal, real life rockstars, SalonCon, 90s drag queens, LadyQueen, introducing Cream Victoria, makeup from mom, the hiatus, Beach Night, such a liar, #900 numbers, Miss Bio-WERRRK 2016, Peter from The Cosby Show, Pulse, being the B in LGBTIQ, be entertaining, gown and glove, no one knows it's a GWAR song, hidden tracks, Hot Topic burlesque, Rob Zombie and Puscifer, "Why are you stripping out of your clothes?," "Remember when I almost set that stage on fire?," Virus the Clown, too tame for The Box, Necromantic, the BP oil spill, six minutes and twenty-one seconds of "Skin" by Madonna, leaving it on stage, Zoe the Children's Party Clown, the evil clown trope and the current climate of clownery, Brighton Asylum, dad, Uncle Henry Rollins, re-evaluation, driving into New York... (recorded: February 17, 2018) ... shoutouts: Lucky Charming, Dolly Shot, Femme Fae la Butche, Gretchen Violetta, Betsy Radical, Anyanka, Crimson Kitty, Petra Fried, Hazel Tart, Lilith Le Fae, Princess Bitch, World Famous BOB, Tigger, Miss Poison Ivory, Billie Daze/Falana Fox, Krymson Scholar, Witti Repartee, Sasha Velour, Fem Appeal, Miss Cherry Delight, Florence D'Lee, Strawberry Cream Puff, Brides of Burlesque, Torrential Downpour... Stay in touch: Instagram, Facebook @reginastargazer & with @ladyqueen ... music: intro/outro music: "On A 45" This Way to the Egress (http://www.thiswaytotheegress.com) ... used with permission ... download it at: https://www.amazon.com/This-Delicious-Cabaret-Explicit-Egress/dp/B005D1GROO ... interlude music: "Steppin Out" "Prohibition Blues" "Hep Cat Jive" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) ... Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License ... http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ ... Thanks for listening! #weburlesquepodcast | @weburlesque | weburlesque.com | your host: Viktor Devonne @viktordevonne

Steve was born in Bed-Stuy,Brooklyn where he grew up.His family’s apartment was over a tavern named Jack’s Bar and Grill. He remembers hearing Coltrane,Miles,and Nina on the juke box that had the latest jazz releases on them.Those sounds seeped into his soul forever.He played drums in junior high and high school and his musical appreciation and musical knowledge was that much more established. However,years passed with no musical involvement,and he had a family to raise.But, then he heard Eddie Jefferson,“the godfather of vocalese”.That was the seed that blossomed into where Steve is today. His other influences were Oscar Brown,Jr,Johnny Hartman,and Billy Eckstine. Steve’s foray into the world of jazz started his debut CD, “Steppin’ Out,”which garnered him considerable accolades. Steve worked with several leading NYC jazz musicians.  He’s performed at many of NYC's venues,including Birdland,Smoke,Cleopatra’s Needle,Katano,Lenox Lounge and Jazz 966. He has performed with many of NYC’s finest jazz artist: including,Paul Beaudry, Richard Clements,Bruce Cox,Alex Layne,Marcus Persiani,James Weidman,Having used the time since his last CD preparing by “wood-shedding”and on the stage.On this CD he has with him several great NYC musicians:Kenyatta Beasley,trumpet;Patience Higgins,flute,ts and  soprano;Eric Wyatt,ts;Marcus Parsiani,p;Eric Lemon,b;and Darrell Green,d. • “What Steve presents to us is Pure Honesty in his music’Jazz is a cat being honest with himself’ (and thereby with us). And the hip part is that it works”!–Rob Crocker,WBGO FM-Radio personality • “I listened to“Steppin’Out” in its entirety and I think your phrasing and your selection of material are in the hippest tradition of the art”.Oscar Brown, Jr., the late,legendary singer and composers

Combining three musical genres in your debut album may be risky, but Joe Jackson never cared about playing it safe. In 1979, his first LP Look Sharp! did just that—weaving pop, ska, and punk together into a sound all its own. With songs like Is She Really Going Out With Him? and Steppin Out, his pioneering sound helped usher in the New Wave era of the early 80s, and cement his place as music royalty. Currently on tour nationwide, Jackson talks with Alec Baldwin about “fake news,” the instrument he considers to be medieval torture, and the reason he can no longer watch The Grammys.

Cuatro novedades discográficas y un adiós al sello Pirouet Records, que cesa su actividad dejando tras de sí 98 referencias. Solstice del pianista Frank Kimbrough tiene el honor de ser la última referencia del sello alemán dirigido por Ralph Bürklin. Unas semanas antes de esta obra, se publicaba The White Belt del guitarrista Ronny Graupe. Las otras dos novedades son How To Say Goodbye de la Ken Schaphorst Big Band, y Steppin’ Out del grupo Steps Ahead acompañado por la WDR Big Band Cologne. Presentación y HDO 207: © Pachi Tapiz, 2016 HDO es un podcast editado, presentado y producido por Pachi Tapiz. En HDO 207 suena: Steps Ahead: Steppin’ Out (JazzLine, 2016) Steps Ahead: Mike Mainieri, Bill Evans, Chuck Loeb, Tom Kennedy, Steve Smith, WDR Big Band Cologne, dir. Michael Albene Ken Schaphorst Big Band: How To Say Goodbye (JCA Recordings, 2016) Ken Schaphorst Big Band, Ken Schaphorst, Michael Thomas, Jeramy Udden, Donny McCaslin, Chris Cheek, Brian Landrus, Tom Kadleck, Dave Ballou, John Carlson, Ralph Alessi, Luis Bonilla, Jason Jackson, Curtis Hasselbring, Jennifer Wharton, Uri Caine, Brad Shepik, Jay Anderson, Matt Wilson, Jerry Leake Ronny Graupe: The White Belt (Pirouet, 2016) Ronny Graupe, Jonas Westergaard, Christian Lillinger Frank Kimbrough: Solstice (Pirouet, 2016) Frank Kimbrough, Jay Anderson, Jeff Hirshfield Toda la información de HDO 207 en http://www.tomajazz.com/web/?p=28031 Toda la información de HDO en http://www.tomajazz.com/web/?cat=13298

Host Deardra Shuler talks to legendary singer Gloria Lynne's lyricist and friend Ann Rubino, singer Sandra Y. Johnson and musician friends Jimmy Sabini, Nat Adderly, Jr and John di Martino about the life and times of balladeer, jazz singer and R&B vocalist, Gloria Lynne. Each discusses their personal experience with Ms Lynne.  Ann Rubino met Gloria Lynne in the 1980s and began a collaboration co-writing such songs as "Lend Me Yesterday," "Love Is Blind," ""I Shall Live," Come Get Your Share," and on the grammy nominated album "A Time For Love."  Arranger, composer, singer and pianist Jimmy Sabini has performed with the likes of Connie Francis, George Benson, Frankie Valle,Gloria Lynne and Vaughn Monroe.  Jimmy is versitile in his musical style ranging from Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Ray Charles, Barry White et al, to the oldies but goodies. He includes disco, rock and Latin music in his musical repetoire as well. Jimmy has his own recording studio where he produces and records for himself and others. Jazz pianist John di Martino is a sought after musical director who has recorded with Houston Person, Taj Mahal, David "Fat Head" Newman, et al.  A skilled pianist, he has accompanied Jon Hendricks, Billy Eckstine, Keely Smith, Gloria Lynne, Grady Tate and others.  He was a longtime member of Ray Barretto's New World Spirit and is featured on Barretto's recording "Portraits In Jazz and Clave."  Sandra Y Johnson won 2nd place at the Billie Holliday Vocal Competition. Her CDs include "Steppin Out" and "What Are You Doing The Rest of Your Life." She has sampled Gloria Lynne's music. Nat Adderly Jr is a pop and R&B music arranger and pianist who was the music director for Luther Vandross tours and co-songwriter on most of Vandross's albums.

Richard Frankel talks to Broadway legend and Tony Award winner Ben Vereen about his journey from Brooklyn to Broadway, working with legend Bob Fosse, "Hair" in the 60s, and and his newest hit show, Steppin' Out with Ben Vereen, at 54 Below July 10 - 21. Vereen is known to most theatre audiences for his Tony and Drama Desk winning performance in Pippin, Vereen has also appeared on Broadway in Wicked, Chicago, Fosse and Jelly's Last Jam. Television audiences will remember him from his celebrated portrayal of Chicken George in Roots, along with recent appearances on How I Met Your Mother, Grey's Anatomy (Prism Award) and Law & Order: Criminal Intent. In January, 2012, Mr. Vereen was inducted into the Theatre Hall of Fame. More information at 54below.com

2 Hours mix including : Bad Books "Baby Shoes", JJ "Still", Tom Tom Club "Genius Of Love (Senor Coconut)", Big Gipp & Pat "Sleepy" Brown "Steppin Out", Broken Bells "The Ghost Inside", Gary Davis "One Lifetime To Live - Greg Wilson Version", Urban Tribe "Insolitology", Trentemøller/Bruce Springsteen "State Trooper (Trentemøller Mix)", Hercules and Love Affair & Shaun J Wright "My House", Jori Hulkkonen feat Jerry Valuri "I Am Dead (Hercules & Love Affair remix)", Munk "Violent Love (The Twelves Remix)", I Blame Coco "Quicker (Shook Remix)", Eli Escobar "Love Thing Part 2 (DJ Mehdi Club Mix)", Creep "Days (Azari & III Remix)", ESG "Dance to the Beat of My Moody", Cut Copy "Take Me Over", Foster The People "Helena Beat", Gorillaz "Empire Ants (Miami Horror Remix)", Christoph Andersson "Metropol", Villa Nah "Running On", Yelle "Safari Disco Club", Senor Stereo "I am the Beat feat. Louisahhh!", Magnetic Man "Getting Nowhere feat. John Legend (Skream Remix)", Marcy Playground "Sex and Candy (Snapdragons Remix)", Skream & Example "Shot Yourself In The Foot Again (Extended Mix)", Two Door Cinema Club "Undercover Martyn". All tracks selected by Celine Paul.These titles have been purchased @ itunes store, & are all AAC format.

80's (seperated into iPod chapters) 0:00 Intro + "Love Me or Hate Me" Scene Mash 1:39 "The Promise" When In Rome 2:33 "Out Of Touch" Hall & Oates 4:01 West End Girls - Pet Shop Boys 5:16 "Promiscuous Promise" Scene Mash 7:52 "Enjoy the Silence" Depeche Mode 8:28 "Jiggle it Baby" Scene Mash 9:42 "Kiss" Prince 10:08 "Automatic" The Pointer Sisters 11:31 "Break My Stride" Matthew Wilder 12:05 "Tell Me No Go" Scene Mash 13:16 "She Drives Me Crazy" Fine Young Cannibals 14:06 "Hold Me Now" Thompson Twins 14:58 "Things Can Only Get Better" Howard Jones 15:55 "Self Control" Laura Branigan 17:00 "1st Booty in Control" Scene Mash 19:21 "Crazy Wishing Well" Scene Mash 21:57 "Jack and Diane" John Mellencamp 22:31 "Burning Down The House" Talking Heads 23:44 "Hanging on a String" Loose Ends 25:51 "Don't Be a Freak" Scene Mash 27:30 "Don't Be Cruel" Bobby Brown 28:05 "Genius Like That" Scene Mash 30:34 "Down Under" Men at Work 31:20 "Rapture" Blondie 32:23 "Rapture Encore" Scene Mash 34:38 "Edge of Seventeen" Stevie Nicks Scene mash 36:12 "Don't You Forget About Me" Simple Minds 38:12 "All She Wants to Do is Dance" Don Henley 40:08 "Back on the Chain Gang" The Pretenders Scene mash 41:13 "We Got The Beat" Go Gos 41:45 "Push it to the Limit" Paul Engemann 43:04 "She's a Maniac" Hall & Oats 44:19 "Steppin Out" Joe Jackson 45:51 "Take On Me" Ah Ha 47:56 "Listen to Shout" Scene Mash 50:31 "I'm Sprung on Human" Scene Mash 52:26 "Human" Human League 54:04 "Dance Hall Days" Wang Chung 55:11 "Blind Seven" Scene Mash 56:26 "Beverly Hills Get Up" Scene Mash 58:47 "Feel That Smack" Scene Mash 1:00:16 "I Feel For You" Chaha Khan 1:01:19 "Valerie" Steve Winwood 1:02:41 "Don't You Want Me" Human League 1:04:09 "People Don't Stop Believing" Scene Mash 1:06:31 "Run To You" Bryan Adams 1:07:32 "Run To Billie Jean" Scene Mash 1:08:12 "Lets Hear It For The Boy" Deniece Williams 1:09:18 "Cars" Gary Numan 1:11:11 Bonus: "Scarface Made You Look" Scene Mash

Ever wonder how Steppin’ Out of Babylon got started and how it has remained fresh and relevant for over (change to "nearly") thirty years? Have you been curious to know a more about the intrepid host/producer who has brought you some of the most important, insightful and inspiring voices from the front lines of the social, political and environmental movements? Then this is the show you’ve been waiting for! In this wonderful anniversary edition, her friend and fellow activist and author, Dr. Margret Paloma Pavel, interviews Steppin’ Out of Babylon creator, producer and host Sue Supriano. She discusses the childhood roots of her interests in radio, social activism and issues of racism and political justice. Supriano talks about many of the early radio documentaries she did, including the first one about her friend Max Scheer the Founder and Editor of the world famous underground newspaper, the Berkeley Barb, along with her early affiliations with KPFA, Pacifica Radio in Berkeley, California. In the early 1980’s during a trip to Jamaica she interviewed many performers at Reggae Sunsplash as well as a range of other Jamaicans which eventually evolved into both a documentary on Jamaica as well as a first show in the Steppin’ Out of Babylon series.This is a wonderful, wide ranging conversation in which Supriano shares not only remembrances of some of the most interesting and intense interviews and stories she has produced, but also her personal vision of social justice, her belief about the power and importance of independent media and low-power FM radio, along with advice for young people interested in getting involved in media activism including an overview of some great existing resources. She concludes with a touching explanation of the values and motivations which have sustained her in this work over the decades and an insightful view as to what the future holds and how we can work toward a more peaceful, egalitarian society. -JTInterviewed by Dr. Margeret Paloma Pavel.

Peggy Scott Laborde, the host of "Steppin' Out", is Senior Producer for WYES, New Orleans Public Broadcasting television station. Peggy is well known for her documentaries chronicling New Orleans' history and unique culture; her latest is "Christmas in New Orleans". I visited with Peggy at her office where she discussed the extensive damage to WYES following Katrina, and the station's plans to rebuild a bigger and better facility.

Jeffrey M. Smith exposes the risks of genetically modified food in his book, Seeds of Deception: Exposing Industry and Government Lies about the Safety of Genetically Engineered Foods You're Eating. He has been a guest on Steppin' Out of Babylon in the past. In this show he focuses especially on his recent experience in Southern Africa from where he returned only hours before the interview.Smith holds up the people of Zambia as heroes in that they refused the genetically engineered corn offered them by the US even though such a large number of Zambians are infected with AIDS and their immune systems are weak due to a variety of reasons, including hunger. Eventually they accepted asking that they not receive the seeds, but milled corn, so their corn would not be polluted by the GM seeds. The US refused and a US official is quoted as saying they want to pollute the Zambian seed supply to make the farmers dependent on buying Monsato genetically engineered seeds. Fortunately South Africa milled the seeds first so Zambia is not getting raw seeds but it is clear that Monsanto intends to control all the seeds in the world. It is corn and soy that are almost all genetically engineered right now.Smith gives one example after another of the corruption and manipulation of science and scientists in order to get the okay to continue with their genetically engineering of seeds-- whistleblowers are threatened, studies are distorted and full of lies, etc.. Given these facts he also talks a lot about the importance of diet (so many chronic and acute diseases are based on diet!!) and avoiding GM foods. Eating organic is best, not only because it avoids genetic engineering, but also because it is MUCH more nutritious than non-organic food. Even food that is labeled non-GMO is better than GMO food however. He's also produced a video/DVD, Hidden Dangers in Kid's Meals -- which can be downloaded for free and distributed to educate and protect our children and their parents. Soon he'll be working on two new books.

David Seaborg, evolutionary biologist, speaks with Jan Lundberg for Steppin' Out of Babylon. David Seaborg is founder and president of the World Rainforest Fund based in Walnut Creek, California. As global warming and climate change dry out the rainforest and cause unprecedented fires, and development such as timber and oil extraction ravage the rainforest and the indigenous cultures, the need escalates dramatically to save species, the climate and the local tribes. David Seaborg links the plight of the rainforests to the consumption habits of U.S. consumers and whether nature preserves can rescue critical habitat. Links: www.worldrainforest.org and Jan Lundberg's website www.culturechange.org.

Sue Supriano, Host/Producer of Steppin' Out of Babylon, interviewed by Jan Lundberg of Culture Change (www.culturechange.org).The story is that when Sue Supriano was about to interview Jan Lundberg about their common concern of "peak oil" and positive responses to it, Supriano was too tired so Jan Lundberg turned the microphone and interviewed her. You can learn a bit about her and her activist background, how the name Steppin' Out of Babylon came about and what it means. Supriano also responds to Lundberg's questions about her impressions of activism then and now. This could be the beginning of a new working relationship for Steppin' Out of Babylon.

Ruppert was in town to talk to the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco on Aug. 31. While in the Bay Area he did an interview for Steppin' Out of Babylon. He talks about his upcoming book-- available in about mid-September from www.fromthewilderness.com and from general release in October. The title is Crossing the Rubicon: The Decline of the American Empire at the End of the Age of Oil. It's a very well documented account of what happened on 9/11/2001 among other things.In this interview Ruppert describes what prevented planes from immediately intercepting the hijacked planes as they normally would have, and he names Cheney as being in charge of the operations of that day from the White House. Don't miss this show!!!