Podcasts about street beat

Dave Hondel sits down with living legend of entertainment, Toni Basil. Listen as Toni talks about her single "Breakaway" that she recorded in 1966 and is now being celebrated again. Toni also talks about her recent trip to South Korea and her experience with the amazing dancers at the Street Beat conference. Many other recent moments were covered in this wonderful interview with a true icon in the business including her interview with the Lincoln Center Library of Performing Arts. A must listen!

On Episode 366 of The Core Report, financial journalist Govindraj Ethiraj talks to Manish Raj Singhania, President of the Federation Automobile Dealers Association (FADA).SHOW NOTES(00:00) The Take(06:43) Markets rock to Wall Street beat(07:54) Oil prices ease off on demand worries and reduced war tensions(08:50) Indian steel companies file anti dumping cases on Vietnam, even as Chinese steel giant announces harsh winter(09:49) Are Indian IT companies poised for a turnaround?(14:05) Why India's auto dealers federation is asking banks to tighten scrutiny on their own membersListeners! We await your feedback....The Core and The Core Report is ad supported and FREE for all readers and listeners. Write in to shiva@thecore.in for sponsorships and brand studio requirements.For more of our coverage check out thecore.inJoin and Interact anonymously on our whatsapp channelSubscribe to our NewsletterFollow us on:Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | Linkedin | Youtube

In the late 1980s millitant anti-fascists started a cultural project, Cable Street Beat, to counter the rise of a violent fascist music scene which was attacking left wing gigs and attempting to attract a disaffected youth. For this episode reseacher Alex Cater joins to show to discuss the effort. Support the show on Patreon: patreon.com/12rulesforwhat If you were involved in CSB or other cultural anti-fascist projects Alex would like to hear from you. Get in touch with the show or via his article in The Conversation. Conversation article: https://theconversation.com/through-cable-street-beat-music-became-a-potent-antifascist-weapon-against-the-far-right-221060

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Réecoutez le Manhattan Show by Manhattan Funk So Funky Vol.15 du dimanche 23 avril 2023  So Funky N°15 au programme sur FG Chic : MVP « She's Naive » Label Master Trak 1986 ; Nickee B « I won't fake it » « I'll Do my Best » 2018 Label Avant-garde Records ; Loose Ends « Slow Down » MCA Records 1986 Produit Nick Martinelli ; Street Angels « Dressing up ! » Street Beat 1983 ; Tom Noble « Dancing Hard » Clone soft supreme series 2012 Netherlands ; Lisa Hill « I am on the real side » Cherry Hill Records 1982 ; Foreal People « Shake (Dr Packer Re-Shake) » ZR Records 2021 ; Kerr « Back at Ya » Tra-San Records 1984 Produit George Kerr & Reggie Griffin ; Netwerk « Why you wanna treat me like that » Rams Horn Records 1983 ; The Earons « Land of Hunger (Club Mix) » Island Records 1984 ; Melba Moore « Face to Face » Capitol Records 1990 ; Paul laurence « Strung Out » Capitol Records 1985 ; Hot Quisine « Who's been Missing You » Prelude Records 1981 ; Lakeside « Fantastic Voyage » Solar Records 1980 Produit Leon Sylvers, Dick Griffey,Lakeside… Enjoy the Funky Show  

Photographer Eddie Ruvalcaba started his professional career capturing snapshots of party crews for Street Beat Magazine, an indie magazine for party crew teens of the ‘90s. His photographs have become part of an archive of ‘90s LA Latinx teen life. Thirty years later, Eddie reflects on his beginnings with Street Beat and how photography became a staple in his life. *A note that Eddie was the staff photographer at Homeboy Industries from 2016-2021, and this interview was recorded in 2021 when he was still on staff. You'll hear him mention it in the interview. He continues to work as an independent contractor for Homeboy Industries.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For næsten 40 år siden fik Cæcilie Norby sin debut som medlem af gruppen Street Beat, der en periode hærgede de danske livescener. Senere skiftede hun til Frontline og så var der jo rockbandet One Two. I dag kan hun se tilbage på en imponerende karriere, der har etableret hende som internationalt anerkendt og berømmet jazzsanger, i en periode med tilknytning til det prestigefyldte pladeselskab Blue Note Records. Cæcilie Norby optræder i mange kroge og hjørner af verden. I denne podcast møder hun Jan Eriksen, og den direkte anledning er det nye album ”Earthenya”, som hun udgiver på sit eget selskab Loud Lady Music. Med sine soul-, rock og singersongwriter inspirerede sange er pladen er en slags frikvarter fra jazzen. Et storyteller-album. Med udgangspunkt i flere af albummets sange, taler Cæcilie og Jan både om karrieren og nuet, og de fordele, der kan være i at have nået en alder, hvor man er blevet bedre til at sige nej til bullshit – ud fra princippet, at det gælder om at få det bedste ud af livet. "Der er også en befrielse i det at blive lidt ældre – man lærer at sige, "ja, ja, altså pyt"." ”Jeg eksperimenterer med nogle genrer – jeg har ikke tidligere gjort mig i R&B eller soul. Jeg kunne godt tænke mig at være i nogle grooves. Jeg har spillet meget ballader og jazz som har en fremadrettet energi. Og det elsker jeg. Men jeg kunne godt tænke mig at prøve det tilbagelænede moody groove,” siger hun om sin nye plade. Hun kalder selv sine nye sange små “film” i ord og toner. En 'film' er fra hendes tidlige barndom i halvfjerdserne om vennen med de forpinte øjne. I podcasten kan du blandt meget andet høre om: - hvordan Nordbys medvirken i ”Toppen af Poppen” inspirerede til ”Earthenya”. - dengang One Two blev lagt for had i Vejle og omegn. - hvad der skete, da hun havde så travlt med at shoppe jeans i New York, at hun glemte sin aftale med selve topchefen for Blue Note Records. - samarbejdet med jazz-ikoner som Diane Reeves, Curtis Steigers og Brecker-brødrene. - hvordan Nordby finder styrke i sine relationer til barndomsveninder og livsvidner – bl.a. Nina Forsberg, som hun delte liv og job med små ti år i One Two. - hvad der egentlig skete, da Cæcilie Norby mødte Spice Girls. - mødet med en gammel, umulig kæreste, der kortvarigt tændte en ild og blev til en sang. - at tænke tilbage på barndommens bedste ven, som man nu i dag ved gemte på historier om dysfunktion.

For næsten 40 år siden fik Cæcilie Norby sin debut som medlem af gruppen Street Beat, der en periode hærgede de danske livescener. Senere skiftede hun til Frontline og så var der jo rockbandet One Two. I dag kan hun se tilbage på en imponerende karriere, der har etableret hende som internationalt anerkendt og berømmet jazzsanger, i en periode med tilknytning til det prestigefyldte pladeselskab Blue Note Records. Cæcilie Norby optræder i mange kroge og hjørner af verden. I denne podcast møder hun Jan Eriksen, og den direkte anledning er det nye album ”Earthenya”, som hun udgiver på sit eget selskab Loud Lady Music. Med sine soul-, rock og singersongwriter inspirerede sange er pladen er en slags frikvarter fra jazzen. Et storyteller-album. Med udgangspunkt i flere af albummets sange, taler Cæcilie og Jan både om karrieren og nuet, og de fordele, der kan være i at have nået en alder, hvor man er blevet bedre til at sige nej til bullshit – ud fra princippet, at det gælder om at få det bedste ud af livet. "Der er også en befrielse i det at blive lidt ældre – man lærer at sige, "ja, ja, altså pyt"." ”Jeg eksperimenterer med nogle genrer – jeg har ikke tidligere gjort mig i R&B eller soul. Jeg kunne godt tænke mig at være i nogle grooves. Jeg har spillet meget ballader og jazz som har en fremadrettet energi. Og det elsker jeg. Men jeg kunne godt tænke mig at prøve det tilbagelænede moody groove,” siger hun om sin nye plade. Hun kalder selv sine nye sange små “film” i ord og toner. En 'film' er fra hendes tidlige barndom i halvfjerdserne om vennen med de forpinte øjne. I podcasten kan du blandt meget andet høre om: - hvordan Nordbys medvirken i ”Toppen af Poppen” inspirerede til ”Earthenya”. - dengang One Two blev lagt for had i Vejle og omegn. - hvad der skete, da hun havde så travlt med at shoppe jeans i New York, at hun glemte sin aftale med selve topchefen for Blue Note Records. - samarbejdet med jazz-ikoner som Diane Reeves, Curtis Steigers og Brecker-brødrene. - hvordan Nordby finder styrke i sine relationer til barndomsveninder og livsvidner – bl.a. Nina Forsberg, som hun delte liv og job med små ti år i One Two. - hvad der egentlig skete, da Cæcilie Norby mødte Spice Girls. - mødet med en gammel, umulig kæreste, der kortvarigt tændte en ild og blev til en sang. - at tænke tilbage på barndommens bedste ven, som man nu i dag ved gemte på historier om dysfunktion.

This week on “After The Snow,” Rick shares some exciting news about his latest success in the boxing world. He and Dave catch up on his most recent trip to Boston, which is where Dave got his start under the moniker “Go-Go Dave” as the host of the Harvard radio show, Street Beat. The conversation evolves into each sharing their experiences as entrepreneurs; the mindset required, and some of the decisions needed to maintain a successful brand. Even with that, it always comes at a cost, which we see unfolding in “Jingle Bell Rock,” this week's episode (Season 2, Ep. 4) of Snowfall. Teddy gets Franklin a fake ID and a meeting with a banker to help shelter funds overseas, which Franklin feels uneasy about. The crew is feeling the pressure as they are being stretched thin from cooking up rock themselves, and wanting to get more of the profits. Franklin is having to tighten things up as word on the street is spreading, and his crew is left vulnerable. Gustavo and Lucia are being exposed to the real heart behind Pedro's fiancé… or so they think.Tap in! Executive Producers: Dave Mays, Freeway Rick Ross & Brett Jeffries Producer: Tarik Ross Jr. IG: @freewayricky @therealdavemays @igobybrettj Comment & like on the Breakbeat Media YouTube page, subscribe wherever podcasts are available, and visit us at www.breakbeatmedia.com

Glossop Gossip AND Big Bob Lozza's Street Beat? In one segment? Bob's combining Brooke's two favourite segments!

Berri's not the only town with an infamous smell!

Big Bob Lozza isn't the only one with the word on the street...

Sherlock Holmes, the Devil, and Old Time Radio, all under one podcast roof.Arthur Conan Doyle, “The Adventure of the Devil's Foot” in the Strand Magazine Arup J. Chatterjee, “Sherlock Holmes and the Spectre of India:” The Adventures of the Devil's Foot Root”

This Week In Car Audio S2 Ep14 Guest: Luke Hensley 4 Time Consecutive Street Beat 1 Champ. lets talk about consecutive world championships. Co-Host: Jeffrey Fernandez 3/28/22-4/3/22 Tips for the hosts: Venmo: https://venmo.com/code?user_id=292587... Cash App: https://cash.app/$SonicFX

Nothing gets past our Bob!

Bob's back with the big news stories people are talking about! Well, he's certainly talking about them.

Prior to 2020, Jeff Fairbanks, Alex Jeun, and the rest of the Street Beat Brass Band worked steadily – playing their New York spin on New Orleans second line to venues and events all over the city.After a long, quarantined dry spell, the group was brought back to life by joining the Hells Kitchen Happiness Krewe – the madcap brainchild of Hally-Anne Devlin, a theatrical producer who would spare no expense to bring a little joy back to her beloved Manhattan. Featured in this Episode: Street Beat Brass Band - @streetbeatbrass, https://www.streetbeatbrass.com/ Alex Jeun @bonetraveler Jeff Fairbanks http://www.fairbanksmusic.com/ Holly-Anne Devlin @missholya, https://www.hollyannedevlin.com/ Kaleidoscope Entertainment @kaleidoscopeent, https://www.kaleidoscopeentertainment.com/ Brant Sennett @brantsennett Resources/More Info: https://www.ny1.com/nyc/all-boroughs/news/2020/08/17/performers-out-of-work-due-to-covid-19-get-help-from-local-businesses https://www.ny1.com/nyc/all-boroughs/nyer-of-the-week/2020/09/14/new-yorker-of-the-week--holly-anne-devlin- https://www.wbur.org/cognoscenti/2021/05/21/end-of-the-pandemic-kentucky-derby-hot-rod-charlie-anne-gardner https://gothamist.com/arts-entertainment/west-village-locals-are-throwing-pop-events-remind-people-why-we-love-nyc-so-much Host: Tania MohammadProducers: Tania Mohammad and Garret Tiedmann.Post-production, Original Music, and Sound Design: Garrett TiedemannProduction Manager: Gabriela MontequinExecutive Producer, Theme Music: David Hoffman https://racecarradio.com/ https://citizenracecar.com/

Cyndy Drue is a veteran radio DJ that started a local hit radio show, Street Beat,  on 93.3 WWMR, It highlighted local music and many unsigned artists. Cyndy single-handedly helped bands get their music heard on the radio waves. We are eternally grateful for all she's done for the Philly music scene.

Recollections of my early years as a graffiti writer. Subjects discussed include: photographic memory, moving to New Mexico, Cholo graffiti, Breakin movie, Subway Art book, Hip Hop graffiti, Olde English font, Thailand, seeing a writer at work for the first time, Uptown SK8 Posse, Matt Linnell (Circus), Albuquerque ditches, USP, difficulties with spray paint, GIANT, first freeway spot, PBT, Monolithic, 2ZC, CWK, Agree, NY fat caps, Doc, ATK, classified ad in UK skateboard magazine, Tom Brogan, London, Camden Town, EDM, acid house mixtapes, Street Beat, first meeting with Agree and Doc, buff paint, AOT, The All Time Kingdom, photo trading, Agent, Zore, Rafa, Vez, Chicago, recognizing writers, DTE, SB, Lone, rack and return, vintage paint, Wesk, learning security routes, tagging a crane, MC Rock, Dyse, Cheno, Sero, Quasar, Zodak, Zeno, Brisk, the Euclid Yard, Sake, stencil caps, APS crew, Agree dies.

Long-time car enthusiast and all around great guy, Brad Marshall joins me in Part 1 of this podcast to talk about what got him interested in cars, his career as a police officer and just what it's like to drive a "cop car". Brad also regales us with tales from the track and recaps his race car driver career!

Stephen Butler of Smash Palace talks music, teaching music, writing songs, playing the Philadelphia music scene, playing live, the Quincy Jones lawsuit, Columbia records, and the music industry overall.Smash Palace signed with Epic Records in 1985. The new line-up included Brian Butler (lead vocals), Stephen Butler (lead guitar and vocals), Phil Rizzo (bass guitar), Harry Lewis (drums) and Greg Persun (rhythm guitar). The band's first self-titled LP was released in the fall of 1985 along with an MTV video of the first single, "Living on the Borderline" (directed by Nigel Dick). Smash Palace then toured extensively throughout the United States and Canada with Mr. Mister and the Cruzados. Greg DiDonato (keyboards) joined the lineup for the tour. When Smash Palace's A&R man, Dick Wingate, left Epic Records in 1985 he asked the band to come on over to his new label, Polygram Records. Unfortunately, once the band left Epic, the offer from Polygram melted away. The band recorded demos for tracks that were intended for their second album, including "Cold Wind", "Girl with the Stars in Her Eyes", "Stranger Than Strange" and "I'll Be There" (which was later reworked and recorded on the band's Over the Top CD release in 2004) and these tracks were played on Philadelphia radio station WMMR-FM's local music program Street Beat, but never officially released. 

Lizzie Bonito & I bring some big end of term vibes. We're kicking 2020 into the flaming bin.  Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Ghost Song by Jim Morrison; The Doors on An American Prayer (Elektra) 10′00″ Idris by Dauwd on Psssh 001 (Psssh Records) 15′32″ Funky Bump - Long Version by Pino Presti on Funky Bump (Best Record Italy) 20′53″ Jeena Bhi Kya Koi Jeena Hai by Salma Agha; Bappi Lahiri on Kasam Paida Karnewale Ki (Saregama) 25′10″ Expressing What Matters by Disclosure on ENERGY (Island) 27′29″ Street Beat - 7" Version by Dave Valentin on In Love's Time (Arista) 35′03″ Simulation by Róisín Murphy on Róisín Machine (Mickey Murphy's Daughter) 40′17″ Kamakumba by Mop Mop on Isle Of Magic (Agogo Records) 46′28″ Midnight Dipper - Soulwax Remix by Warmduscher; Soulwax on Midnight Dipper (Soulwax Remix) (Leaf Label) 54′14″ There's Still Hope by UPP on This Way (Epic) 57′35″ The Mexican by Babe Ruth on Grand Slam - The Best Of Babe Ruth (Parlaphone) 60′47″ Only A Fool Would Say That by Steely Dan on Can't Buy A Thrill (MCA) 80′54″ Over And Over by Sylvester on Sylvester (Concord Music Group) 85′09″ Love Sensation - A Tom Moulton Mix by Loleatta Holloway on Love Sensation (Verse Music Group) 87′00″ Lust by Laurin Rinder; W. Michael Lewis on Seven Deadly Sins (Universal) 101′16″ A Gira by Trio Ternura on Trio Ternura (Universal) 107′09″ Onda by Cassiano on Cuban Soul: 18 Kilates (Universal) 113′00″ Yo' Mama by Bill Champlin on Single (Epic) Check out the full archives on the website.

This week Pastor James Goodlet and Pastor Jan Tolbert discuss a little bit about what Lewis and Broad is and how the idea came to be. A lot has happened in the year 2020. Change is overflowing everywhere, forcing people to think differently. Everyone wants to hear good news and we are here to deliver it. Lewis and Broad is more than just a media; it is a storyteller that good things are here, and good things are coming. We may come off a little "churchy", but we promise to leave theology at the door. James mentioned the Pew Forum and Barna. Below are links to check those out. https://www.pewforum.org/https://www.barna.com/LaGrange Symphony Orchestra is one of the smallest cities with an orchestra in the US. The Street Beat is a brochure that lists non-profits here in LaGrange. https://afe0c0fb-511b-4e2e-9b88-3ef3ab595ed9.filesusr.com/ugd/635f0f_7c89a4d517f842e491bce212cf9c26a8.pdf

Heather, Carlo, Dan, and Matt solve the mystery behind a movie streaming on Troma’s website where the actual description reads: “I’ll level with you, I can't find a damn thing on this movie.” Challenge accepted! We came, we watched, we conquered Street Beat (1993)! Also, this ep is a tribute to our love for hunky auteur Ross Hagen. Director: Ross Hagen Writer: Ross Hagen Stars: Nancy Ticotin, Thyme Lewis, Dennis Kelly Synopsis: A cop and a gang member trade places and find more than they bargained for through the power of music and love. We now have a Patreon, and we’d be so excited if you’d help us out with just a few dollars a month. Thank you to everyone who’s already jumped on board - it’s extremely flattering. Dan & Carlo links! Crud Buddies Youtube Hoser Horror! Check out Byrne Offut's website here and Ross Hagen's previously unavailable film Murder on the Yellow Brick Road (2003) here Hey, why not call us on our hotline? (724) 246-4669! Or email us: companerospodcast@gmail.com Check all the other Compañeros Radio Network shows: •Movie Melt •Get Soft with Dr Snuggles •Songs On Trial •Heavy Leather Horror Show •BallBusters Join the Companeros Cutie Club on Facebook!

The A-list drummer has played and recorded with everyone from Willie Nelson, Gatemouth Brown, and Alison Krauss to Derek Trucks, Charlie Hunter, and Bobby Rush. Doug's background as the son of a Lafayette session bass player and mentee of blues/zydeco master Lil' Buck Sinegal fostered his roots inclinations, while mind-blowing exposure to jazz masters such as Johnny Vidacovich and Ricky Sebastian launched his love of that music. As he completes his documentary on New Orleans drumming and some of its top practitioners, “Street Beat: Drumming Below Sea Level,” he joins the Troubled Men in the Ring Room just before it all hits the fan. Topics include an injury, tax troubles, a proposition, a family legacy, church music, a first drum set, an all-night odyssey to New Orleans, Astral Project, Brian Blade, Dickie Taylor, advice from Ernie K-Doe, film production, Uganda Roberts, John Mooney, drummer impressions, a vast discography, Black music influences, Stryper, Anders Osborne, Jerry Douglas, Nashville post-Katrina, Steve Gadd, Rockin' Dopsie, a Dylan session, a Stones visit, Congo Square, Grant St., career longevity, Willie Green, and much more. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Outro music: “What's Pho Lunch?” by Doug Belote from his album “Magazine St.”

The A-list drummer has played and recorded with everyone from Willie Nelson, Gatemouth Brown, and Alison Krauss to Derek Trucks, Charlie Hunter, and Bobby Rush. Doug’s background as the son of a Lafayette session bass player and mentee of blues/zydeco master Lil’ Buck Sinegal fostered his roots inclinations, while mind-blowing exposure to jazz masters such as Johnny Vidacovich and Ricky Sebastian launched his love of that music. As he completes his documentary on New Orleans drumming and some of its top practitioners, “Street Beat: Drumming Below Sea Level,” he joins the Troubled Men in the Ring Room just before it all hits the fan. Topics include an injury, tax troubles, a proposition, a family legacy, church music, a first drum set, an all-night odyssey to New Orleans, Astral Project, Brian Blade, Dickie Taylor, advice from Ernie K-Doe, film production, Uganda Roberts, John Mooney, drummer impressions, a vast discography, Black music influences, Stryper, Anders Osborne, Jerry Douglas, Nashville post-Katrina, Steve Gadd, Rockin’ Dopsie, a Dylan session, a Stones visit, Congo Square, Grant St., career longevity, Willie Green, and much more. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Outro music: “What’s Pho Lunch?” by Doug Belote from his album “Magazine St.”

Here at United Way, we recently said goodbye to Living Local co-producer Rebecca Schimke, who moved on to an excellent position with Palermo’s Pizza. In her honor, let’s revisit one of her favorite interviews from 2016. This week we talk to Shaquita and Adrienne, two women who spend a majority of their time on the streets. They aren’t homeless but spend their time helping youth who may be experiencing homelessness, young people who need help finding resources, or maybe just need a friend. They are outreach specialists on the Milwaukee Street Beat team through Pathfinders and the Walker’s Point Youth & Family Center.

This week we talk to Shaquita and Adrienne, two women who spend a majority of their time on the streets. They aren’t homeless but spend their time helping youth who may be experiencing homelessness, young people who need help finding resources, or maybe just need a friend. They are outreach specialists on the Milwaukee Street Beat team through Pathfinders and the Walker’s Point Youth & Family Center.

This week we're getting an update on the Superstars Fan Fest coming up on April 25th at the Forum River Center in Rome, GA. We're also talking about our experience at the recent NJPW show at The Roxy in Atlanta. Plus, B-Double talks about his time on a movie set with WCW legends Glacier, Ernest "The Cat" Miller, and Meng! Be sure to head over to ProWrestlingTees.com/MeanStreetPod and grab a t-shirt to support your favorite podcast!

They say actions speak louder than words. With that idea in mind, FEEL GOOD host Malika Lee enrolls two friends as FG Social Scientists, Debbie and Emily, to take it to the streets. With the intention to leave people feeling good and armed with a few tools up their sleeves listen to see if their experiment worked.

It's all about you guys this week, well most of it. We talk about The Witcher 3 in 2020 and why it's still a cracker of a game, Alex continues his venture into Game Pass and we both have a stab at Plague Tale: Innocence. Then it's about you, we have the Funk going hunting, CozmicDad with his top games of last Year and JJ who just can't wait for Doom Eternal. You guys are the best.

nuevo episodio de este podcasts. En esta oportunidad entreviste a la coreografa en Crazy Dance Feet(CDF) y directora de Street Beat, Clara Scarponi, charlamos de sus comienzos en las danzas urbanas. También de lo de dificil que es tener su estudio, como llego a Crazy dance Feet entre muchos temas muy interesantes

There is a bit of a mix up with the pod notes at the beginning and Ash looks like a right plumb but regains some sort of credibility when talking about the actual week that he's had. Alex is all good now and back to full form with his usual wit and charm. Valve, Google and Xbox get involved in the news and I believe level 193 is quite a big deal. Enjoy. 0:01:02 Intro 0:27:19 What we've been playing 0:49:21 The News 1:27:26 Street Beat

1:00 Brand Damage 2:00 Hip to Street Beat 4:00 No More of That 6:00 Just googled it 8:30 Spider Man 10:30 Slide O'Clock 14:00 Theft 17:00 Crowd crackdown 23:00 Swanny solo 25:00 Wet toothbrush  28:00 Dehydrated flyer 32:00 Avoided the bus 35:00 Super Switch 38:00 Mick's List with Mick 50:00 Sheckels and... 53:00 Social feedback 1:04.00 Swanny's tips  

John and Josh look into the start of the NBA's Post-Season.

Lebron James isn't in the playoffs in nearly two decades, now what? Join John and EJ as they look over what seems to be playoffs that is lacking, or is it?

Final Four Re-Cap. Looking back on a chaotic season filled with scandal. Looking forward. NBA playoffs around the corner!

New Orleans/Nashville drummer Doug Belote is today's guest! We get into balancing studio work with gigging, working with slide guitar-ninja’s Derek Trucks & Sonny Landreth plus Nashville great Jerry Douglas, growing up in Lafayette and witnessing New Orleans drummers such as Russell Batiste, Terrence Higgins and a great story about his first time seeing Johnny Vidacovich, how playing for rednecks and prostitutes lead to a lady pimp helping him get to New York just in time for the Blizzard of ’96 where he studied with Ricky Sebastian at the Drummers Collective, observations in the contrasting worlds of New York and Lafayette, his experience with Hurricane Katrina, his musical family, how an electrical accident almost deprived of him of his ability to drum, and lastly his upcoming documentary Street Beat; Drumming Below Sea Level! http://dougbelote.com/ https://www.instagram.com/dougbelote Street Beat Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wKGm0jsQ9k https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MENVyieB8rY #CBBP Sponsor: neworleansrecordpress.com

"He’s a man who is not to be beat." [SIGN]    Baker Street Beat is many things: it's a book. It's a website. But more importantly, it's Dan's personal passion that combines many of his life interests.   In this episode, Dan Andriacco — author, Sherlockian, journalist and more — joins us to talk about his fascinating history with Sherlock Holmes, how he came to write a number of successful books, from the Sebastian McCabe / Jeff Cody series to a variety of Sherlockian pastiches, the people he has met, and the many interests that fuel his passion. And given that we're posting this on Easter weekend, it's completely appropriate that Dan co-founded a Sherlockian society called The Vatican Cameos.   Tune in to hear the greatest compliment about Conan Doyle and Sherlock Holmes that Dan ever heard and how a session at a library record player started it all...   And don't forget to try your hand at the latest Canonical Couplet, as long as you're a , supporting us on PayPal or Patreon.   Information on sponsors, links, and notes available below.     And please consider becoming a . Your support helps us to ensure we can keep doing what we do, covering file hosting costs, production, and this year, transcription services.   Sponsors This episode includes our two longtime sponsors. Please support our sponsors by visiting their sites:     Would you care to become a sponsor? You can find .     Notes 1:36 Welcome! 7:30 Wessex Press 15:30 Dan discovers the Sherlockian community  16:45 Meeting Paul Herbert  25:15 A working journalist  30:50 Sebastian McCabe and Jeff Cody 39:45 The Vatican Cameos 54:30 The Baker Street Journal  55:56 Some recent Sherlockian news 58:03 Canonical Couplet    Links This episode:   (Dan's website)  (the book)  (Facebook Group)  (Dayton Sherlockian Symposium)     Many more links, articles and images are available in our Flipboard magazine at  as well as through our accounts on , , and .   Please subscribe on the podcast provider of your choosing: , , , , ,  or  — or perhaps another we haven't listed here — and be kind enough to leave a rating and review for the show. And please tell a friend about us, in any fashion you feel comfortable.   Your thoughts on the show? Leave a comment below, send us an email (comment AT ihearofsherlock DOT com), call us at (774) 221-READ (7323).   Transcript Despite not reaching  yet, we'll be implementing transcripts soon. Watch this space for a transcript of Episode 141. And please consider supporting us to help make this process possible!   --

Прямой эфир из Dj'sтудии Радио-рубка 142800: 6 мар. 2016 г.Воскресный #disco #funk вечер в кафе Sunshine, играет Aleksey Ekacho [Jackin Brothers]Playlist:1. An-2 [Theomatic rec.]  2. All Good Funk Alliance Direct Me To A Remedy Funk Weapons US3. All Good Funk Alliance Call It VidZone Digital Media4. Watch TV & The Primetimes Wagadooga Shake (Original) 5. South Paint the Silence 6. All Good Funk Alliance Direct Me To A Remedy Funk Weapons US7. Kraak & Smaak Bobby & Whitney 8. BMD Funky Bob Timbales (BMD Remix) [feat. Nawias] 9. Liquid Phonk - Old Days (Original Mix) 10. Williams Bubble Jam 11. Erik Rug - Dynamax (of the Zulu Nation) Tribute (L'Aroye and Ky Remixes) (Extended Disco Mix) 12. Who Made Who Space For Rent (Dirt Crew Remix) Dirt Crew Recordings13. John Morales & The Far Out Monster Disco Orchestra feat. Arthur Verocai Step into My Life (M&M Mix by John Morales) Far Out Recordings14. DJ Magic Mike The Dynamic Duo 15. Wood, Brass & Steel Always There BBE16. Joey Negro, The Sunburst Band Taste The Groove (Hot Toddy Remix)  17. War War Is Coming, War Is Coming BBE18. Ed Wizard _ Disco Double Dee - Magic (Original Mix) 19. Midnight Funk Association Cafe Noir 20. Soopasoul It's Just Begun, Pt. 2 21. Dave Gerrard What You Gonna Do Now Expansion House 22. Expo's Jazz & Joy Phantastic Philadelphia  23. All Good Funk Alliance Quatra-Boogie  24. All Good Funk Alliance Go-Go Bananas  25. Domu & Pete Simpson Don't Hide  26. Ed Wizard & Disco Double Dee Summer Love EditorialРадио-рубка 142800 TV:www.youtube.com/channel/UCd_7L…Jackin' Brothers:www.promodj.com/ekachoSunshine cafe:www.vk.com/sunshinecafe

South Louisiana native Doug Belote grew up in Cajun country, immersed in the sounds of jazz, rock, funk, R&B, Cajun,... The post 156 – Doug Belote: Drumming for Dobro Master & 14-time Grammy Winner Jerry Douglas, New Orleans Documentary: “Street Beat – Drumming Below Sea Level”, Straddling New Orleans & Nashville appeared first on Working Drummer Podcast.

The Deele - Material Thangz (Petko Turner Edit) The Deele was formed in 1981 and originally comprised local Cincinnati musicians drummer Antonio "L.A." Reid, bassist Kevin "Kayo" Roberson, vocalist/percussionist Darnell "Dee" Bristol, lead vocalist Carlos "Satin" Greene, guitarist/keyboardist Stanley "Stick" Burke, and guitarist Steve "Tuck" Walters. Reid, Roberson, and Walters had been members of a previous Cincinnati-based band, Pure Essence. Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds, hailing from Indianapolis, would join later in 1981, and Walters left the band before they began recording their debut album, Street Beat. The group would record three albums in total during the 1980s, scoring scored several hit singles. The above-mentioned Street Beat album was released in 1983, and the following year, a single from this album, "Body Talk" became The Deele's first hit, reaching #3 on the R&B chart and #77 on the Billboard Hot 100 pop chart. Burke left the band prior to the recording of a follow-up album. Recorded as a quintet, Material Thangz was released in 1985. It was not as successful as their debut album. Following a brief hiatus, during which Babyface recorded his debut solo album, Lovers, the band regrouped to record. They reached the apex of their career in 1987 with the release of their third album, Eyes of a Stranger, which produced two top-10 R&B singles: "Shoot 'Em Up Movies" and perhaps their best-known song, "Two Occasions." The latter track reached #4 on the R&B charts and cracked the top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100. Music videos were made for both songs. The video for the "Shoot 'Em Up Movies" track was directed by Martin Pitts and produced by Mickey Shapiro. It was during this time that L.A. Reid and Babyface Edmonds began crafting their talents as songwriters for other artists. They wrote and produced "Girlfriend" (which featured backing vocals from Deele members[1] and became a top ten hit) for Reid's girlfriend, and eventual wife Pebbles. During this period, they also wrote and produced The Whispers' "Rock Steady." In 1988, encouraged by their songwriting success with other artists, both Babyface and Reid left The Deele and founded LaFace Records in 1989. At the beginning of the 1990s, Reid and Edmonds would become successful record producers. Although not as recognized as Reid and Edmonds, another Deele member, Kevin "Kayo" Roberson maintained his association with the two, and was an instrumental part of the production team's success behind the scenes as a songwriter, co-producer, and studio bassist.[2] Babyface would also embark on a very successful run as a solo artist. In 1993, Greene and Bristol reunited again as The Deele (without Reid, Edmonds, or Roberson)[3] to record the album, An Invitation to Love. This album found the group adopting a more new jack swing-based sound and incorporating rap into many of their songs. Failing to make a dent in the charts, the group called it quits later that same year. Their hit song "Two Occasions" was referenced by rapper The Game in the song "One Night" in 2006, and by Plies in his 2009 hit song, "Want It, Need It" featuring Ashanti. MF Doom samples the track "Shoot 'Em Up Movies" in his 1999 opus "Red & Gold". Download for free on The Artist Union

Chubby! on Facebook: www.facebook.com/chubbyrecords Mike Grant/Moods & Grooves on Facebook: goo.gl/IIyWhD @mikegrant50 http://www.big50entertainment.com/ At the end of the 1990s, Mike Grant re-emerged as one of the leading figures in Detroit’s growing house scene after spending the majority of the decade and late ‘80s pursuing other ambitions. When Grant’s fresh Moods & Grooves label began raising more than a few eyebrows with its catalog of releases by many of Detroit’s best house producers, few knew that he has been a key figure in the Motor City’s early to mid-‘80s electronic dance scene as a talented DJ. Grant is one of the few Detroit DJs who plays complete deep house/house or techno sets as well as a mixture. While traveling throughout Europe Grant earned the distinction as being the first American DJ to have a residency at Tresor Club in Berlin. Grant’s musical career began at an early age, influenced by Detroit’s fledging music scene and his uncle, the general manager at a local R&B/dance radio station, WKWM. By 1980, the young Grant had joined a DJ collective known as Men of Music while becoming close friends with schoolmate Blake Baxter. Baxter showed Grant the art of beat mixing while the two made mix tapes after school, and Grant eventually joined Baxter’s DJ group, The Beat Sound Company. A few years later in 1983, Grant was scoring club residencies in Detroit alongside legends such as Ken Collier and also managed to make appearances on The Scene, a video dance show on WGPR alongside even more local DJs such as Jeff Mills. During this mid-‘80s era, Grant’s reputation as one of the city’s top DJs led to eventual friendships and partnerships with many of that eras other top DJs, most notably Eddie Fowlkes, Derrick May, and Juan Atkins. During the summer of 1985, he became a member of Detroit’s first radio mix show, “Street Beat,” where the foundation for what would later become early Detroit techno was ultimately formed. Prior to the Street Beat show, Grant made a commitment to join the military not knowing what doors would eventually open. During this time in the military, he continued to DJ on the base and in Seattle, where he introduced the sounds of Detroit techno to the unsuspecting West Coast. Following his time in the military, Grant then studied telecommunications in Chicago and began his career in this same field, while occasionally returning to his hometown for the occasional performance. In the late ‘90s, Grant planned his return, beginning with a recording as Black Noise on Metroplex Records, titled “Nature of the Beast.” Rather than just DJ and produce tracks, he went to the lengths of starting his own label, Moods & Grooves, and began releasing the work of his peers as well as his own. By mid-2000, the label had received substantial acclaim – including a high-profile appearance by Grant at the landmark Detroit Electronic Music Festival. In 2001 Grant launched the techno based label End to End and urban sounding Afrosyntrix. Additionally, he’s remixed the Detroit classic “Sharevari,” been selected to perform at Midem’s Electronic Showcase, selected and participated in DEMF/Movement, and included in the “Techno – Detroit’s Gift To the World” exhibit at the Detroit Historical Museum.

The annual Lay's Do Us a Flavor chip review. This year's flavors: Biscuits & Gravy, Gyro, Reuben Sandwich, Truffle Fries....is a Reuben a sandwich?

Tiefschwarz (Germany) is one of the rare, long standing DJ duos (they might be a trio by now) who has been able to maintain an underground status while doing remixes for such big names as Depeche Mode, Madonna, etc  It was a fantastic night with a great vibe. Here is the track listing for my recorded set: 1. Street Beat by Nadja Lind, Vandermeer, Quintin Christian 2. Sure Thing (Andrey Loud Remix) by Per QX, Elias Bravo 3.  Escape by Maaik 4. Sencha by Mikishiku 5. Dust by Moritz Guhling 6.  Once in a Blue Moon by Guy J 7.  Trippin by Garry Trace 8.  Summer Shine by Stan Castillo 9.  Sideways by Jens Bond, Jacob Phono 10.  Is this it by Rills, Sammy 11.   Follow Me Blind (Kakkeplay Remix) by Honka 12.  Up Her Skirt (Lefty D Remix) by Lastraw 13.  Crack It Up (Dub Version (Exclusive) by Jochen Pash 14.  Blues in Thy Name by Pagano 15.  Lost in Process Feat. Thomas Gandey (Wehbba Remix) by Affkt, Thomas Gandey  

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The A-list drummer has played and recorded with everyone from Willie Nelson, Gatemouth Brown, and Alison Krauss to Derek Trucks, Charlie Hunter, and Bobby Rush. Doug's background as the son of a Lafayette session bass player and mentee of blues/zydeco master Lil' Buck Sinegal fostered his roots inclinations, while mind-blowing exposure to jazz masters such as Johnny Vidacovich and Ricky Sebastian launched his love of that music. As he completes his documentary on New Orleans drumming and some of its top practitioners, “Street Beat: Drumming Below Sea Level,” he joins the Troubled Men in the Ring Room just before it all hits the fan. Topics include an injury, tax troubles, a proposition, a family legacy, church music, a first drum set, an all-night odyssey to New Orleans, Astral Project, Brian Blade, Dickie Taylor, advice from Ernie K-Doe, film production, Uganda Roberts, John Mooney, drummer impressions, a vast discography, Black music influences, Stryper, Anders Osborne, Jerry Douglas, Nashville post-Katrina, Steve Gadd, Rockin' Dopsie, a Dylan session, a Stones visit, Congo Square, Grant St., career longevity, Willie Green, and much more. Support the podcast [here.](https://www.paypal.me/troubledmenpodcast) Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Outro music: “What's Pho Lunch?” by Doug Belote from his album “Magazine St.”