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Blues Traveler - Maybe I'm Wrong – bluesbrother 2000Joanna Connor - Make Love To You – nothing but the blues – 2009Albert Castiglia – Mama I love you ( feat kevin Burt) - Righteous Souls - 2024 – Sean Chambers – Taildragger - That's What I'm Talkin About (2021) JP Soars – When you walk out that door - Southbound I-95 - 2018 Abby Girl & the real deal – Two wrongs don't make it a right - calling me Home – 2020Rip Lee Pryor – Crazy about you baby - Nobody But Me - 2014 Alex Maryol – Take this blues away - They Call Me Lefty - 1999 Simon Kinny-Lewis – Going down slow (feat Josh Smith) King Biscuit ( feat Robben Ford, Josh Smith, Kirk Fletcher, Ray Beadle and more – 2021Wes Jeans – Coming Home - Forest Of The Pine - 2006 Selwyn Birchwood – old school -  Old School - 2024 

Hello everyone and welcome to another edition of Interviewing the Legends I'm your host Ray Shasho. Florida born Sean Chambers began his career in the Blues back in 1998 when he toured with the legendary Hubert Sumlin as his guitarist and band leader until 2003. During Sean's tenure with Mr. Sumlin, Britain's own Guitarist magazine named Chambers as “One of the top 50 blues guitarists of the last century.” In 2020, Chambers recorded "That's What I'm Talkin About" which is a tribute to his mentor, the late great Hubert Sumlin & was released on July 9th, 2021, on the Quarto Valley Record label. The album reached the Top 10 on the Billboard Blues Charts and received great accolades and rave reviews around the globe. Chambers became friends with the members of Savoy Brown after they played a festival together. When Savoy Brown's founder, Kim Simmonds, died in 2022, Chambers teamed up with bass player Pat De Salvo and drummer Garnet Grimm. Chambers and Savoy Brown recorded on the same label, they had the blessing of Kim Simmonds, and the move felt right. As a touring band, Sean Chambers takes guitar and vocals, Pat De Salvo takes bass and vocals, and Garnet Grimm takes drums and vocals. They continue to tour throughout the United States, Canada, and Europe, although Chambers always returns to his home base in Florida. PLEASE WELCOME BLUES GUITARIST/SINGER/SONGWRITER/ FLORIDA'S OWN SEAN CHAMBERS… and the Savoy Brown rhythm section bass player Pat De Salvo and drummer Garnet Grimm TO INTERVIEWING THE LEGENDS …     PURCHASE THE MOST RECENT RELEASE BY SEAN CHAMBERS entitled THAT'S WHAT I'M TAKIN ABOUT Tribute to Hubert Sumlin    Available at amazon.com   Recorded In March 2020 Just Before The Coronavirus Shut Everything Down, The Florida-Based Sean Chambers Went Into Showplace Studios In Dover, New Jersey, For The Sessions Of His 8th Album. That's What I'm Talkin About' Was Engineered And Produced By Showplace Owner Ben Elliott, Who Suddenly Passed Away Shortly After The Album Was Recorded. In Addition To Sean Chambers (Guitar, Vocals) And Members Of His Band, 'That's What I'm Talkin About' Also Features Guest Appearances From Lauded Keyboardists Bruce Katz And John Ginty. The 11 Tracks On The New Disc Include 10 Songs Sean Regularly Performed On The Road As A Member Of Hubert Sumlin's Touring Band, As Well As "Hubert's Song," A Chambers Original Saluting Sumlin.   AND THE MOST RECENT RELEASE BY KIM SIMMONDS AND SAVOY BROWN ‘BLUES ALL AROUND' Available at amazon.com Quarto Valley Records is honored to release the last newly recorded music by the late great Kim Simmonds and Savoy Brown. The album follows Savoy Brown's critically acclaimed 2022 album, Ain't Done Yet. "The album continues the approach I've been taking with the band this past decade," says guitarist/singer/songwriter Kim Simmonds, who formed the band in 1965 in London, England, and is one of the longest running Blues Rock bands in existence. "The big difference with the new album is the multi-layer approach I took to recording the guitar parts. It's all blues-based rock music. I try to find new and progressive ways to write and play the music I've loved since I was a young teenager." Kim Simmonds: Guitar, Vocals, Organ and Harmonica / Garnet Grimm: Drums and Percussion / Pat DeSalvo: Bass   FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT SEAN CHAMBERS and THE SAVOY BROWN RHYTHM SECTION VISIT www.seanchambers.com Official website www.facebook.com/seanchambersmusic/?ref=hl Facebook www.facebook.com/seanchambersmusic/?ref=hl Twitter www.youtube.com/seanchambersband YouTube www.instagram.com/sean_chambers_/?hl=en Instagram https://open.spotify.com/album/7l6q20jv19NP5OTVYI0f4u Spotify www.savoybrown.com Savoy Brown official   DISCOGRAPHY 1998 Strong Temptation 2004 Humble Spirits 2009 Ten Til Midnight 2011 Live from the Long Island Blues Warehouse 2013 The Rock House Sessions 2017 Trouble & Whiskey 2018 Welcome to My Blues 2021 That's What I'm Talkin About:  Tribute to Hubert Sumlin   Sean Chambers Tour dates 2023 - 2024 Oct 7th Stuart, FL, US Lyric Theatre   Nov 17th Amen, Netherlands Cafe De Amer   Nov 18th Reitwein, Germany Stüler-kirche Reitwein   Nov 24th Joldelund, Germany Gerd's Juke Joint   Nov 25th Ghent, Belgium De Korenbloem, Zingem   Nov 27th Verviers, Belgium Spirit of 66   Support us on PayPal!

Nathan Bell -  Zensuit's Samadhi Blues - 'Red, White and American Blues (it couldn't happen here)' (Release Date - October 1 2021)Buddy Guy – I found a true love -I Was Walking Through The Woods (Expanded Edition) (2021)Ellis Hooks – Time is a mofo - Needle In A Haystack - 2015 Big Daddy Wilson - Poor Black Children - 2021 – singleSean Chambers -Going down slow -  That's What I'm Talkin About (2021) Albert Cummings – Cry me a river - Live at the 62 Center - 2017Dirty Dave Osti – Retro sonis Blues train - Retro-Sonic Blues Train (2021)Lisa Mills – Greenwood Mississippi - The Triangle (Expanded Edition) (2021)Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band – Turn the page - Greatest Hits (Deluxe) (2021)Sean Carney & The Nite Owlz – I'll believe I give it up. Prrovisions A Second Helping – 1998The Fabulous Fleetwoods - The KeyDutch Blues radio show. Live recordings , interviews and good blues music since 2004http://www.bluesmoose.nlhttps://www.youtube.com/user/Bluesmooseradiohttps://twitter.com/BluesMoosehttps://www.facebook.com/bluesmooseradio/https://itunes.apple.com/nl/podcast/blues-music-blues-moose-radio/id350828303?mt=2https://www.mixcloud.com/bluesmooseradio

There have been fakers and imitators, tributes and rip-offs, but no one sounds like The Beatles on record—including the ex-Beatles. Nevertheless, some efforts have come closer than others, the most successful being those that have managed to capture the group’s essence rather than just replicate its sound while matching the standard of song material. In this episode, we dive into the good, the bad and the ugly—including those recordings which, bearing zero resemblance to the Fab Four, were promoted by bootleggers during the 1970s to fill the vacuum created by all of those unfounded Beatles-reunion rumours. The Music ‘Cheese and Onions’ - The Rutles ‘Can’t Get it Out of My Head’ – ELO ‘Because’ – Julian Lennon ‘Have You Heard the Word?’ – The Fut ‘Return to Pepperland’ – Paul McCartney ‘When We Was Fab’ – George Harrison ‘Lies’ – The Knickerbockers ‘The Girl I Love’ – The Five Shits ‘Pay Attention to Me’ – The Tikis ‘Talkin’ About the Good Times’ – Pretty Things ‘The L.S. Bumble Bee’ – Peter Cook and Dudley Moore ‘Black is Black’ – Lord Sitar ‘Carousel of Love’ – Peter Best ‘So Much in Love’ - McGough & McGear ‘We Are The Moles’ – The Moles ‘Peace of Mind’ – unknown ‘Frenzy and Distortion’ – Ravi Shankar ‘Pink Litmus Paper Shirt’ – unknown ‘No Matter What’ – Badfinger ‘Come and Get It’ – Badfinger ‘Sun in Her Hand’ – Blond ‘Coz I Luv You’ – Slade ‘Just a Smile’ – Pilot ‘Neanderthal Man’ – Hotlegs ‘I Must Be in Love’ – The Rutles ‘Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft’ – Klaatu ‘She Still Loves Him’ – Jellyfish ‘Sittin’ Here in Silence (On My Own)’ – Oasis ‘Costafine Town’ – Splinter

Bob Saget is an acclaimed actor, comedian, director, writer, and producer. He has starred in many successful television shows, including two of the most family-friendly shows network TV has ever produced (Full House and America’s Funniest Home Videos). For over thirty years, he also has been a stand-up comedian and earned a Grammy-nomination in 2014 for his stand-up special, That’s What I’m Talkin’ About. Most importantly, he wrote and directed the film For Hope, chronicling his sister’s struggles with a disease called scleroderma. He joined the Scleroderma Research Foundation’s Board of Directors in 2002 and has been a key figure in organizing and producing the SRF’s annual signature event, Cool Comedy–Hot Cuisine.Bob and I have known each other for almost 10 years now as we have a common passion for this cause. Scleroderma is a rare autoimmune disease that causes a hardening of the body’s connective tissue. Scleroderma literally means “hard skin” however this disease can also affect internal organs with life threatening consequences. Unfortunately the common passion Bob and I have for this cause is that he lost his sister to this disease and I lost my mom to scleroderma as well. My own personal loss led me to create a nonprofit called Project Scleroderma to raise awareness for this illness and together with Bob and the Scleroderma Research Foundation we have created several documentary videos to help shed light on this terrible disease and to help encourage support of more lifesaving research.Through this work I have had the true pleasure of getting to know Bob and what I can tell you is that he is one the most genuine, kind and compassionate people I know. He has dedicated an incredible amount of time, energy and passion to this cause and ultimately his fundraisers have raised over 53 million dollars for scleroderma research. Many of us grew up watching Bob as Danny Tanner on Full House or as the host of America’s Funniest Home Videos. He has been doing stand up for many years and produced many great projects, but what I am happy to shed light on today is the passion project he has been sincerely committed to for all these years as well. To support The Scleroderma Research Foundation and their ongoing mission to find a cure for Scleroderma please visit: https://srfcure.orgFor the latest information on Bob's stand up shows and other projects please visit: https://www.bobsaget.com

Talkin About... Falling 15,000 ft with John Allison - Episode 36 by Talkin' About

On this week's episode of the Talkin’ About podcast we speak to Roxy Henley, who grew up in the beautiful seaside town of Brighton and at 10 raided the school costume department styling her own outfit for the production of Bugsy Malone. From there it became apparent she’d already found her talent, at 14 she went shopping with her friends to style and put outfits together for them. She later started studying at the John Morgan University in Cardiff doing a 4 year fashion marketing course 3 weeks after turning 18. In 2014 she moved to London and begun styling for the red carpet, sending clothes all around the world. Working with and soon picking up personal shopping clients this is where she fell in love with the idea of being a personal shopper. She believes personal shopping is more like therapy, or to be precise 70% therapy and 30% fashion. Deciding to take a step back from attending fashion week and fast fashion shows due to the very nature of the business, as it was making her feel worthless and insignificant with the meteoric rise of influences attending shows for aesthetic and not adding value. Focusing her efforts towards herself and the launch of her new blog and newsletter Empowerment Through Style. She says “It’s all about your shape, not your size. Everybody feels rubbish about themselves because of the media”

On Episode 6 we're Talkin’ About animals and our mental health. Stay tuned as the podcast grows in a positive way! If you feel like you need to talk to someone: youngminds.org.uk/ www.helpmusicians.org.uk/ www.mind.org.uk/ www.time-to-change.org.uk/ www.samaritans.org/ hubofhope.co.uk/ www.maisondechoup.co.uk Follow us on: Instagram - @maisondechoup 
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On Episode 5 we're Talkin’ About the older generations and their mental health. What was it that made it such a taboo topic to talk about? Because they didn’t have any labels or diagnosis, did this mean that mental health problems essentially didn’t exist? What affect did the war have on our current mental health? All things we touch on to understand what changed and why some older people are still strict about not talking. This episode is dedicated to our grandmother who passed away aged 92, two weeks before recording. She was a listener and followed our journey all the way. Stay tuned as the podcast grows in a positive way! If you feel like you need to talk to someone: youngminds.org.uk/ www.helpmusicians.org.uk/ www.mind.org.uk/ www.time-to-change.org.uk/ www.samaritans.org/ hubofhope.co.uk/ www.maisondechoup.co.uk Follow us on: Instagram - @maisondechoup 
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Is techno emotionless? And what does the shape of Almond have to do with how your brain processes music? On Episode 4 we're Talkin’ About music on the brain and how different genres affect us in certain ways. Not only that, we talk about how we got stuck in a Psy Forest at Boomtown Festival for 4 hours listening to techno music in the sand. This is certainly an episode for music lovers because we go from discussing Dizzee Rascal to Downton Abbey. Stay tuned as the podcast grows in a positive way! If you feel like you need to talk to someone: www.youngminds.org.uk/ www.helpmusicians.org.uk/ www.mind.org.uk/ www.time-to-change.org.uk/ www.samaritans.org/ www.hubofhope.co.uk/ www.maisondechoup.co.uk Follow us on: Instagram - @maisondechoup 
Twitter - @maisondechoup Facebook - Search Maison de Choup George - @georgedhodgson (Instagram) Charlotte - @crltte (Instagram)

What are your thoughts on the end of the world? From Inception to now, what is the most enjoyable part of running a small business? What skin care routine do you use? Just a few of the questions we received from you! On Episode 2 we’re Talkin’ About the questions you sent in and answering them as honestly and informatively as possibly, with a bit of insight as well. What questions do you have? Stay tuned as the podcast grows in a positive way! www.maisondechoup.co.uk Follow us on: Instagram - @maisondechoup 
Twitter - @maisondechoup Facebook - Search Maison de Choup George - @georgedhodgson (Instagram) Charlotte - @crltte (Instagram)

The Talkin’ About podcast brought to you by Maison de Choup, the fashion brand with a mental health cause at it’s heart. On Episode 1 we’re Talkin’ About George’s Story, how he started Maison de Choup and what’s to come on this exciting new journey. Co-hosted by sister Charlotte, who the brand is named after, together as siblings we explore the world of suffering from a mental illness and how it affects us, to inviting guests on the show to talk about subjects including but not limited to; Addiction, Music, Fashion, Campaigning and more. Stay tuned as the podcast grows in a positive way! www.maisondechoup.co.uk Follow us on: Instagram - @maisondechoup 
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I 1967 skiftede musikken karakter mod det psykedeliske. Indenfor denne genre producerede bandet to mesterværker, 1968s S.F. Sorrow, der regnes for den første (og helt sikkert bedste) rock opera og Parachute i 1970. Sammen med en stribe singler fra samme periode noget af den fineste britiske psychedelia overhovedet.The Pretty Things har eksisteret on and off i årene siden, og har på deres gamle dage oplevet noget af et comeback, kulminerende med bokssættet Bouquets From a Cloudy Sky fra 2015, der indeholder 11 af gruppens studiealbums samt et hav af bonusmateriale.Kendingsmelodi – Earl Bostic: Harlem NocturnePlayliste:1. Rosalyn (1964)2. Don’t Bring Me Down (1964)3. Honey, I Need (1965)4. Midnight to Six Man (1965)5. Can’t Stand the Pain (1965)6. £. s. d. (1966)7. Children (1967)8. The Sun (1967)9. Defecting Grey (1967)10. Talkin’ About the Good Times (1968)11. Walking Through My Dreams (1968)12. S.F. Sorrow Is Born (1968)13. Private Sorrow (1968)14. Baron Saturday (1968)15. Blue Serge Blues (1970)16. The Good Mr. Square/She Was Tall, She Was High (1970)17. Cries from the Midnight Circus (1970)18. Grass (1970)19. October 26 (1970)20. Circus Mind (1971)

A loaded show where we discuss WrestleMania 33, RAW & SD after Mania as well as both Superstar Shake Up shows. We also show love to New Japan and review Sakura Genesis and preview upcoming NJPW cards. Then finally the meat and potatos of us getting into Undertaker's career from '90-'99. We will of course return with Taker's career from '00-'17, thank you so much to Glen of Talkin About, Damon on New Japan Purocast and Jordan of Cobbs Comic Corner for sending your audio bits of remembering Taker's career. If you would like to send in your memories of Undertaker, record a under 5 minute bit and email it to theshellshocknetwork@gmail.com. (Recorded Wednesday, April 18th, 2017) Donate: www.patreon.com/shellshocknetwork Give us a Follow: @shellshock-network Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/ShellshockNetwork Subscribe us on YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/TheShellpod Follow us on Twitter: Greg: twitter.com/GoodnightLove35 Donald: twitter.com/ThroatPunchAll Any audio, images, or music clips used in this episode belong to their proper owners, this is a non-profit podcast where the only way we're to make money is donations, t-shirt sales, and sponsors not off the audio itself.

Glen Snhyder of Talkin About, Richard Strahsburg of Button Abusers & On The Network, and Evan Hill of the Evan Hill fan club join in discussions of news, stuff we've been up too, and the main topic, the Nintendo Entertainment System! Donald unfortunally had to work and Danee was busy so we power through with just our pretty voices. (Recorded Sunday, July 10th, 2016) Donate: www.patreon.com/shellshocknetwork Guest's Shows & Social Media: -Glenn: http://geeksoftheindustry.com/talkin-about -Rich: http://geeksoftheindustry.com/button-abusers https://soundcloud.com/on-the-network -Evan: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1558160877779051/ Give us a Follow: @shellshock-network Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/ShellshockNetwork Subscribe us on YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/TheShellpod Follow us on Twitter: Greg: twitter.com/BewareKraven Donald: twitter.com/ThroatPunchAll Any audio, images, or music clips used in this episode belong to their proper owners, this is a non-profit podcast where the only way we're to make money is donations, t-shirt sales, and sponsors not off the audio itself.