Podcasts about teen town

The sound is timeless, the bass is fretless. This is the bonus episode we recorded immediately after "I'm a King Bee", celebrating the sexy sliding sound of the fretless bass. In the words of Erik Komarnicki, "The fretless bass is like a road with no speedbumps." It was late, we were drunk, and we forgot about Mick Karn. All kinds of weird things happen in this episode, like us creating extemporized lyrics to "Teen Town" by Weather Report. Is this a garage rock podcast? No, it's a fretless bass podcast ... for one night only!

Dive deep into insights that will resonate with every musician as guest co-host Chris Breen joins Dave Hamilton for this week's Gig Gab. They kick things off by riffing on the best songs for a prom-posal, suggesting tracks like “Wang Dang Doodle” and “Teen Town” to set the mood (really?). […] The post Temperamental Bass Players — Gig Gab 420 appeared first on Gig Gab.

A modern master of the electric bass, Marcus Miller has been landing dream gigs for the best part of 40 years. So when he stopped by our London studio to talk about Miles Davis, playing bass on that Luther Vandross mega hit and the fallout from slapping Jaco's Teen Town, we knew it was an interview we had to share with you.In this episode you're going to learn:Why Marcus is a true genius of the bass guitar.Which tracks are a must-listen from his incredible discography.Including the classic Luther Vandross hit ‘Never Too Much'What happened when legendary trumpeter Miles Davis called.How he developed his signature line with Sire Instruments.And much, much more.

A modern master of the electric bass, Marcus Miller has been landing dream gigs for the best part of 40 years. So when he stopped by our London studio to talk about Miles Davis, playing bass on that Luther Vandross mega hit and the fallout from slapping Jaco's Teen Town, we knew it was an interview we had to share with you.In this episode you're going to learn:Why Marcus is a true genius of the bass guitar.Which tracks are a must-listen from his incredible discography.Including the classic Luther Vandross hit ‘Never Too Much'What happened when legendary trumpeter Miles Davis called.How he developed his signature line with Sire Instruments.And much, much more.

Es ist geboren - das neue Baby in der #100malMusiklegenden Familie - das Black Label - mit Stories, die ein bisschen abseits des breiten Highways stattfinden - eine Idee, die wir zusammen mit Golden Hoops, Films & More (https://goldenhoops-films-more.com) entwickelt haben. Gleich in der ersten Episode gibt´s ein Heavy Weight - den Jimi Hendrix des Basses: Jaco Pastorius und sein Signature Song "Teen Town" - hört Euch die Geschichte in der neuen Episode an - we proudly pesent our new baby - Black Label! Das Mitchell Konzert: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLKb9Ms68ME Jetzt neu, der Pro Kanal mit Musikspecials, bei ApplePodcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/de/channel/100malmusiklegenden/id6442680593 oder unter https://100malmusiklegenden.de/membership-join/ Mein Facebook Profil: https://www.facebook.com/markus.dreesen Mein Instagram Profil: https://www.instagram.com/markusdreesen/?hl=de Könnt mir gerne folgen, gibt da immer wieder Updates zum Podcast und sonst so ... Offizielle Playlists: https://music.apple.com/de/playlist/100malmusiklegenden/pl.u-JjM2F9Nv5z (Apple) https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6RGcoNO671nOMpYRkTTQLV (Spotify) Songvorschläge, Episodensuche und T-Shirts unter 100malmusiklegenden.de! Infos zu möglichen Werbekooperationen unter https://100malmusiklegenden.de/werbung

Gem is a bit annoyed at a particular trending audio cos she thinks it's cutting our poddy grass. Revz gives Gem some shade for her Shakespearean arched accent and Gem thinks that's pedestrian (we're off to a great start). We talk about “woke comedy” and the pros and cons of funny v punching down. Gem muses on her half-whiteness and how things have changed culturally in Oz since she arrived in the 90s. Then Revz doesn't have time for doing her kids hair cos she's NEVER HAPPY and it's a constant fight. Have we already arrived in Teen Town? Cos if we have, can we take the bus outta here? Then Gem pulls a swifty on Revz and goes into her phone to make a phone call JUST for the DLs.

Jason is struggling, hard, and Randy has the answer in a special resource. Are the problems the same when one just wants to go to school later? What about Teen Town, are we dancing or playing Foursquare and why are all the girls crying? Randy reminds us to be intentional, especially skiing across a pond.

Jason is struggling, hard, and Randy has the answer in a special resource. Are the problems the same when one just wants to go to school later? What about Teen Town, are we dancing or playing Foursquare and why are all the girls crying? Randy reminds us to be intentional, especially skiing across a pond.

'Pac talks WKYK founder Trevor Moore, Blindboy Boatclub cat issues and memories of Teen Town.  Mixed down and Edited @ Broken Birdy Studios Los Angeles  Help keep the show independent over at https://www.patreon.com/TwoAMPod

Por estas fechas, hace ahora unos 34 años, moría, arrinconado en un hospital y después de haber recibido una paliza de un portero de discoteca, el hombre que revolucionó la forma de tocar el contrabajo, un tipo que derrochaba alma de jazz y espíritu punk, un hombre que paso sin esfuerzo de la cima a la autodestrucción, un hombre que tenía un talento innato y que llegó a la fama muy rápidamente pero que debido a su diagnosticada bipolaridad alimentada con sus excesos, le ocasionó la muerte a edad muy temprana, a los 35 años. Hablamos de uno de los mejores bajistas del mundo: Jaco Pastorius. Hoy vamos a recordarle escuchando el primer álbum de su trilogía Live in New York City, un disco grabado en vivo en la ciudad de Nueva York en noviembre de 1985. Su primer corte... Dania.- Pastorius nació el 1 de diciembre de 1951, en Norristown, Pensilvania, hijo de Jack Pastorius, batería y cantante de orquesta, se aficionó pronto a la música y siguiendo los pasos de su padre, empezó tocando la batería. Un accidente deportivo le imposibilitó seguir con el instrumento y, aprovechando la oportunidad de una vacante de bajista en el grupo que tocaba por aquel entonces, se compró un bajo por 15 dólares y pasó a ocupar, sin más, el puesto de bajista de la banda. Con, más o menos, 17 años, Jaco empezó a apreciar el jazz y, con grandes esfuerzos, consiguió comprarse un contrabajo acústico. La humedad de su casa hizo que el instrumento se agrietara y quedara sensiblemente perjudicado, así que, lo cambió por un bajo eléctrico, un Fender Jazz Bass de 1962 , al que, posteriormente, le quitó los trastes para emular así el sonido acústico. Teen Town, Jaco Pastorius al bajo. Atención. J Pastorius no tuvo una vida fácil, todo lo contrario, muy pronto se vio con la obligación de alimentar a su familia. Se casó a los 18 años con Tracy, una camarera que realmente fue el amor de su vida. Con solo 22 años Pastorius había formado una familia y ya tenía dos hijos. Su oportunidad le llegó de la mano de Bobby Colomby, batería de la banda Blood, Sweat & Tears. El tal Bobby quería ligar con Tracy pero ésta le dijo que estaba “casada con el mejor bajista del mundo”. Bobby le siguió la broma y dijo que le gustaría oírle tocar. Jaco llegó a la sesión descalzo, un bajo y una pelota de balón cesto. Empezó a tocar y dejó a todos con los ojos como platos. Colomby se lo llevó a Nueva York y allí empezó todo. Pastorius empezó a escalar los peldaños que habían de llevarle a lo más alto. Empezó a grabar con los mejores: Ian Hunter, Pat Metheny, con Jony Mitchell, que por cierto, lo definió como “el bajista de mis sueños”. Y fue entonces cuando recibió la llamada de Joe Zawinul, líder de Weather Report. Se habían conocido durante una gira por Miami en 1974 y un años después, cuando la banda se quedó sin bajista, Jaco se incorporó al grupo. Con su aportación, y en pleno auge del jazz fusión, la Weather Report dio un salto de calidad enorme. Pronto empezó a desplegar toda su valía en el escenario. Además de sus solos, su puesta en escena se hizo espectacular. Baste con recordar su truco de espolvorear talco por el escenario para poder deslizarse con sus pies descalzos con pasitos que emulaban a su admirado James Brown. Todo un número. Estando como estaba a merced de sus debilidades, el mundo de Jaco Pastorius se vino abajo. Se pasaba los días deambulando totalmente borracho y pasaba del llanto a la risa en segundos. De repente, su colegas empezaron a evitar tocar con él porque nunca sabían en qué podía terminar la aventura. Jaco se quedó solo con sus demonios. Cuando Nueva York le dio la espalda y se convirtió en persona non grata en todos los sitios nocturnos, decidió volverse a su pueblo, donde los bares poco a poco también le fueron cerrando las puertas. En una entrevista grabada en video, el entrevistador inicia la conversación con una catarata de elogios. Pastorius, con los ojos inyectados en sangre, la mirada perdida y el rostro de alguien diez años mayor, solo atina a contestar: “¡Consígueme un show!”. La gran paradoja: el mejor bajista del mundo no tenía dónde tocar ni caerse muerto. Al final lo hizo el 21 de septiembre de 1987. Unos días antes había sido expulsado del Midnight Bottle Club. Cuando empezó a patear la puerta, el portero del local le propinó una tremenda paliza que le provocó una hemorragia interna masiva. Fue hospitalizado y nunca volvió a la calle. Su agresor se declaró culpable de cargos de homicidio involuntario y finalmente sólo pasó cuatro meses en prisión. Supongo que son legión los bajistas a los que su prolífica y, desgraciadamente, corta carrera, ha inspirado para tocar su instrumento de una forma distinta. Jaco Pastorius, otro gran músico. Y nada más, os espero a todos la próxima semana. Hasta entonces… ¡Buenas vibraciones!

Teen Town de Jaco Pastorius est un titre incontournable à apprendre par cœur quand tu aimes la basse, ça tombe bien, je te propos de t'éviter les 5 PIRES erreurs que font les bassistes à propos de ce morceau magique. Cet article Teen town de Jaco Pastorius 5 Erreurs à éviter est apparu en premier sur Blog BassistePro.com - Cours de basse.

New beginnings for Art and Science??Welcome back to the new and improved Meet Cute!! Jk - it's a new year but the same podcast! This week join Lauren and Lee as they head on over to Teen Town to discuss favo(u)rite Haribo Starmix Flavo(u)rs, The Family(tm), construction paper sex education, and menstruation shams. Please do not use a menstrual cup if you have an IUD. Please.

Robin Seymour joined Warren to take a walk down memory lane from his time at CKLW to his hit television shows "Teen Town" and "Swingin' Time." He will be in town this Thursday to sign his new book "The DJ That Launched 1,000 Hits" at the Motown Museum in Detroit.

Robin Seymour joined Warren to take a walk down memory lane from his time at CKLW to his hit television shows "Teen Town" and "Swingin' Time." He will be in town this Thursday to sign his new book "The DJ That Launched 1,000 Hits" at the Motown Museum in Detroit.

Where can you hear about Sweet Home Alabama, Sample In a Jar, Tower of Power and, yes, Teen Town in the same place? This week's Gig Gab Podcast, of course! Plus, for those of you who aren't coiling cables correctly – and that includes pretty much every one of you if you haven't played in a band with Dave – you can hear about Dave's crazy way of doing this, too. It's crazy-effective. Dave also talks about a tantrum he once had at a gig. These two things might be related. Paul shares the secret about how he lets his bandmates know they're late to the stage, your two favorite weekend warriors talk about the beauty of running your in-ears in stereo, and then there's time for a discussion about wireless dongles! Trust us, you don't wanna miss this one. Chapters/Timestamps: 00:00:00 Gig Gab 215 – June 17, 2019 00:01:16 The Teen Town Edition 00:06:34 Multi Set or Single Set Gigs? 00:09:05 Warming Up the crowd? 00:10:42 The break in the routine 00:19:26 If you hear “Sweet Home Alabama”, your butt is fined! 00:21:09 Everybody Gets One 00:22:23 Coiling cables the proper way 00:24:42 Dave’s Tantrum 00:26:16 Taking one for the team 00:26:58 Walking anxious on stage 00:30:35 Eliminating the line check 00:32:48 Stereo In-ears Shure PSM700 00:38:52 Getting the mix right 00:42:38 Wireless dongles Amposo WirelessSystem Carvin WG5 Wireless Guitar Dongles Line 6 Guitar Wireless System Shure Guitar Wireless System 00:48:01 Trey Anastasio’s Out of Tune - Sample In a Jar from LivePhish Vol.10 00:51:03 Screaming… Properly 00:53:23 GG 215 Outtro

This is a special event coverage of Radioplasma, in collaboration with The Holyoke High Herald. Staff Reporter, Charlie Brunette, gives us the summary, notes, and comments as a Holyoke High student, on the Teen Town Hall, organized by Youth Rise Together, that took place at Holyoke Community College, on March 31st, 2018. Youth journalism, and analysis of the content, by our own local Holyoke High Herald.

Mon premier livre, "PETIT PRÉCIS DE GUITARE À DÉGUSTER" est disponible (e book et livre broché) : http://musicyourlife.net/ppgdlandingpage/ ➡️ Faire partie de mes CONTACTS PRIVÉS : http://musicyourlife.net/les-emails-prives-de-cyro-torres/ JOUER "DEAN TOWN" DE VULFPECK À LA GUITARE !!! Retrouve plein de vidéos musicales, des astuces, délires, tutos etc... sur la chaine : http://www.musicyourlife.net/redirecteur/videos-youtube Également des articles : http://www.musicyourlife.net/redirecteur/articles ---------------------------------- ---------------------------------- LA PARTITION DE DEAN TOWN ICI : http://musicyourlife.net/dean-town-tabs-vulfpeck-3/ ABONNE-TOI A MA CHAINE YOUTUBE : https://www.youtube.com/c/CyroTorres SUIS-MOI EN PODCAST SUR I TUNES (OU SPOTIFY) SI TU PRÉFÈRES (TU Y TROUVERAS AUSSI MA MUSIQUE) : https://itunes.apple.com/fr/podcast/music-your-life/id1298180648?mt=2 Service proposé par http://www.podmytube.com/ SUIS-MOI SUR MA PAGE FACEBOOK "MUSIC YOUR LIFE" : https://www.facebook.com/cyromusicyourlife LE SITE WEB "MUSIC YOUR LIFE" : http://musicyourlife.net/ Les deux albums "Music Your Life" & "Music Your Life : The Jingles" sont disponibles sur TOUTES tes plateformes d'écoute préférées, et accessibles directement aussi depuis http://musicyourlife.net/ L' ALBUM DE MUSIQUE "MUSIC YOUR LIFE" : https://amzn.to/2H9shm6 https://itunes.apple.com/album/id1271994585?ls=1&app=itunes L' ALBUM DES JINGLES/FORMATS COURTS "MUSIC YOUR LIFE THE JINGLES" : https://amzn.to/2H2PgLJ https://itunes.apple.com/album/id1272352937?ls=1&app=itunes Retrouve plein de vidéos musicales, des astuces, délires, tutos etc... sur la chaine : http://www.musicyourlife.net/redirecteur/videos-youtube Également des articles : http://www.musicyourlife.net/redirecteur/articles ------------------------------------- Le morceau original de Vulfpeck (Dean Town - The Beautiful Game 2016) : https://amzn.to/2HCCViu https://amzn.to/2qytWqo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=le0BLAEO93g C'est un très bon morceau à jouer à la guitare. On y trouve tous les éléments qui fonctionnent, et à merveille ici : Bon tempo, bon rythme, super groove, très bonne ligne de basse, syncopée et groovy à souhait. La ligne de basse est une succession de petits motifs ("patterns" en anglais). On peut donc travailler ce morceau phrase par phrase ou groupe de phrase par groupe de phrase. Très bon travail main droite pour l'aller-retour et main gauche pour les doigtés ! Vu le jeu de basse et le titre du morceau, c'est sûrement un hommage à "Teen Town" (Weather Report - 1977) et au jeu magistral du grand Jaco Pastorius. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lSUk8bSVHYc J'utilise ici une guitare électrique Fender Stratocaster American Standard USA branchée en direct dans mon MacBook avec GarageBand. Pour aller plus loin dans les rythmiques à la guitare : http://musicyourlife.net/la-pompe-manouche/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLhvMEbFGTE&t=11s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YLfJVwff1I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6w-OCkqAZ0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50nPYlJ59_E&index=3&list=PLiQRT4gM2YKs3hXZ5ur7MCp3VxNaDiRcA

Back in the groove for a new year, a mild enough Sunday night to make for an enjoyable ride South, and the unexpected pleasure of having X-Press 2 legends Rocky & Diesel live in the Mi-Soul studio standing for the wandering Ross Allen, (as hence he shall be known!). I was excited to be kicking off with a "new discovery" that my girlfriend, the wondrous DJ Launette, had been more on the case tracking down than myself, though if truth be told we'd both heard Andrew Ashong play it at one of the Penge "Jazz In A House" parties. A vocal version of "Teen Town", which is an immediate winner, especially if like me you're a fan of both Weather Report and jazz harmony vocal groups. Anyway it was a nice way to kick off a new year, which hopefully will have plenty of thrills in store, musically and otherwise. However for the opening salvo of 2015 I loaded up some retro bullets, some not so old and others relatively ancient. Going off at a slight tangent from the norm, this edition of the "jam" has less soulful vocals, a touch of Disco, some odd-step spoken word, and a great Beatles cover version. For no particular reason other than they seem to suggest themselves for selection I pulled out a broken beat classic, a slice of kinda "deep house" which was literally I believe an "under the radar" release from trumpeter Roy Hargrove, and the last vinyl releasee from The Rebirth whose album we hotly anticipate this year. All tunes that still sound fresh to me, and are at least vaguely contemporary. Though it's always shocking when you realise something like The New Sector Movements tune is now old enough to drive a car.... lol. Then there's an unlikely Australian groove, the album has such a terrible cover it's hardly something anyone would look twice at, so I'm grateful that I heard it rather than saw it first!! From Australia to a guitarist from Trinidad a singer from the Netherlands and a pianist from Pittsburgh....picking up the rice in a church where a wedding has been!! Second hour, a dreamy "Dreamflower", a Fender Rhodes odyssey from Mr. Barron, an old GP fave from Dingwalls back in the day, and a poetic homage to dancing feet, rounded off by a Herbie tune that more than any other from his early work was portentous of things to come. Last half hour gets a little disco, jazz-funk, Latin to see us through.... until next week. Hope you enjoy it as much.... Peace, love, and blessings for the new year. P.x 1. University Of Miami Jazz Vocal Ensemble - Teen Town 2. New Sector Movements - Voonga Vonge 3. Roy Hargrove - Universe 4. The Rebirth - Love Issue 5. Stylus - Natural Feeling 6. Michael Boothman - Maya Mosquito 7. Henry Franklin - Blue Lights 8. Monika Linges - Running 9. Frank Cunimondo Trio - Eleanor Rigby 10. Tarika Blue - Dreamflower 11. Kenny Barron - Dawn 12. Conjure - Papa La Bas 13. Phavia Kujichagulia - Fancy Footwork 14. Herbie Hancock - Succotash 15. Flora Purim - Angels 16. Tommy Stewart - Fulton County Line 17. Hot Salsa - It's The Rhythm 18. CJ&Co - We Got Our Own Thing 19. Norman Connors - Mr. C

We’re featuring music from Louisiana Philharmonic Principal Bass Dave Anderson on this week’s Eclectic Bass episode. Learn more about Dave on his MySpace page, order Dave’s compositions here, and check out our interview with Dave here. Tracks played: “Teen Town” by Jaco Pastorius “Surf Ride” from Yule Logs by Dave “Schweik Fahrt” featuring Dave and Hal Robinson Quintet Mvt. 4 by Dave featuring Sid King and the Kentucky Center Chamber Players “Blew Cheeze” featuring Dave and pedal steel guitarist Dave Easley “12-Tone Hip Bop” by Dave