Podcasts about this thing called love

Charlie Parker: With Strings Just Friends (3.32) Just Friends (3.48) Take 2 Everything Happens to Me (3.17) April in Paris (3.08) If I Should Lose You (2.48) Summertime (2.48) Laura (2.59) East of the Sun, West of the Moon(3.41) I'm in the Mood for Love (3.36) Stella By Starlight (2.58) What is This Thing Called Love (2.54) Live Carnegie Hall Rocker (3.11) Live Carnegie Hall

THIS THING CALLED LOVE is the relationship talk show of Fomeprays. It is aimed at spreading awareness on what love truly is and correct wrong expectations or perspectives on the subject of love. The first edition was held in 2021, and it featured four outstanding young adults. In this year's edition, we had a conversation about relationships with two unmarried individuals and two married couples. They shared with us issues such as why ladies reject a marriage proposal, some wrong perceptions young people have about love, boundaries that should exist in a relationship and how they can be enforced, mistakes young couples make in the early years of their marriage and so on! Listen, and enjoy...

In this lesson I talk about the next few bars of my improvised chorus on the changes of What is This Thing Called Love found here: https://www.instagram.com/reel/CigFc5yD_ow/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link I spend some time going into detail on a concept I'm calling 'subtle diminished'. Take a look/listen and you'll see why. I also apply this concept in a less jazzy setting here: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Ci5PCZLjFWb/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link Become a member of my Patreon for $10/mo for access to full length interviews, video lessons, PDFs/tabs/Guitar Pro files and knick-knacks that I post on a weekly basis: https://www.patreon.com/nickllerandi --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nickllerandi/message

In this lesson I talk about the first few bars of my improvised chorus on the changes of What is This Thing Called Love found here:  https://www.instagram.com/reel/CigFc5yD_ow/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link  Become a member of my Patreon for $10/mo for access to full length interviews, video lessons, PDFs/tabs/Guitar Pro files and knick-knacks that I post on a weekly basis:  https://www.patreon.com/nickllerandi --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nickllerandi/message

The Jazz Session No.273 from RaidersBroadcast.com as aired in Aug 2022, featuring the 2006 album “Cuarto de Colores” from the brilliant Colombian jazz harpist Edmar Castaneda. TRACK LISTING: In a Mellow Tone - Ben Webster; Jordu - Stan Getz & Chet Baker; Jump Minzi Jump - Kit Downes Trio; It Could Have Been a Simple Goodbye - The Impossible Gentlemen; Andrea - Edmar Castaneda; Madrugada Azul - Edmar Castaneda; Shim - Me - Sha - Wabble - Graeme Bell & His Australian Jazz Band; In a Little Spanish Town - Miff Ferie & His Ferrymen; Long Neal - Kiyoshi Sugimoto; Third Plane [live] - Herbie Hancock; What is This Thing Called Love? - Mel Torme, w. the Mel-Tones, Artie Shaw & His Orch.; Shoot the Moon - Norah Jones; The Lost Pearl - Yazz Ahmed; Tabula Rasa - artephis; Cuartodecolores - Edmar Castaneda; Buleria - Edmar Castaneda; Goin Home - Average White Band; Breezin - George Benson; The Stratus Seekers - George Russell Septet; Spectrum - Andrew Hill.

The Jazz Session No.240 from RaidersBroadcast.com as aired in Jan 2022, featuring the excellent 2021 contemporary jazz album “Bring Backs” from Alfa Mist. TRACK LISTING: Edith and the Kingpin - Herbie Hancock, w. Tina Turner; Harlequin - Real Book North West; Four Women - Nina Simone; I've Got You Under My Skin - Diana Krall; Teki - Alfa Mist; Run Outs - Alfa Mist; Cheryl - Charlie Parker; Well Get It - Tommy Dorsey; Riverside Blues - Kenny Ball; Some of These Days - Chris Barber Jazz & Blues Band; Soul of Things, Var. 9 - Tomasz Stanko Quartet ; Kattorna - Komeda Quintet; Mack the Knife - Frank Sinatra, w. Quincy Jones Orchestra; What is This Thing Called Love? - Mel Torme, Artie Shaw & His Orchestra; Coasting - Alfa Mist; Attune - Alfa Mist; Lady in the Lake - Charlie Haden Quartet West; Moose the Mooche - Bud Powell; Havona - Weather Report; California Dreaming - George Benson.

So many singles that were released in the 60's had one GREAT side and one "meh" side but there were ones that had two great sides. This week we celebrate those magical 45s that shine on both sides. Along with some classic spins and stand alone gems this hour is sprinkled with flip sides that could just as well be top sides. ----------------------------------------------- The Playlist Is: "Hully Gully Now" Big Bo & The Arrows - Duchess "I'm Fallin' In Love" Ella Fitzgerald - Verve "Gimme Some" Nina Simone - Philips "Everything I Do" The Jets - Port "I Don't Want To Share Your Love" Tommy & Cleve - Checker "Get It! Get It" Ike & Tina Turner - Cenco "Come Down To Earth" Force Five - United Artisits "It's All Over Now" The Uniques - Paula "Twinkie-Lee" Gary Walker - CBS "Make Your Move" The Volcanos - Arctic "This Thing Called Love" The Webs - Popside "You've Been Cheatin" The Impressions - ABC-Paramount "Never The Less" Lee Andrews & The Hearts - Crimson "Ain't Nothing But A House Party" The Show Stoppers - Heritage "Looking For A Fox" Clarence Carter - Atlantic "Jamaica Ska" The Ska Kings - Atlantic "Pheonix City" Roland Alfonso - Trojan "Six And Seventh Books" The Maytals - Coxone "Let Me Fix It" Brook Benton & The Dixie Flyers - Cotillion "Make Me Yours" Bobby Mongomery - Generation "Horsin' Around" The Soul Brothers - Newmiss

Three Poems inspired by the Moon and how drawn I am to “her.” I recite “Under This Moon.” “Serenity” and “Talk To Me.”All three will be in my soon to be released book of poetry titled “This Thing Called Love” by JMGS

This Thing Called Love - pt3 Tainted Love // Pastor RJ

This Thing Called Love - pt2. True Agape Love // Pastor RJ

This Thing Called Love - pt1 Separated From God // Pastor RJ

This episode is about Carol Emshwiller and the year 1957. I read “Hunting Machine" and "This Thing Called Love."

God created us to have a relationship with Him and a relationship with others. Jesus said the two greatest commands are to love God and love others (Mk 12:29-31). Relationships are intended to be a blessing, and to be healthy and life giving. However, relationships are not always easy. Yet we can learn overcome the challenges of relational struggles. Join us in this four part series as we share a blueprint for maintaining and growing healthy relationships in our series called “This Thing Called Love”.

God created us to have a relationship with Him and a relationship with others. Jesus said the two greatest commands are to love God and love others (Mk 12:29-31). Relationships are intended to be a blessing, and to be healthy and life giving. However, relationships are not always easy. Yet we can learn overcome the challenges of relational struggles. Join us in this four part series as we share a blueprint for maintaining and growing healthy relationships in our series called “This Thing Called Love”.

God created us to have a relationship with Him and a relationship with others. Jesus said the two greatest commands are to love God and love others (Mk 12:29-31). Relationships are intended to be a blessing, and to be healthy and life giving. However, relationships are not always easy. Yet we can learn overcome the challenges of relational struggles. Join us in this four part series as we share a blueprint for maintaining and growing healthy relationships in our series called “This Thing Called Love”.

God created us to have a relationship with Him and a relationship with others. Jesus said the two greatest commands are to love God and love others (Mk 12:29-31). Relationships are intended to be a blessing, and to be healthy and life giving. However, relationships are not always easy. Yet we can learn overcome the challenges of relational struggles. Join us in this four part series as we share a blueprint for maintaining and growing healthy relationships in our series called “This Thing Called Love”.

与自媒体节目《徐行》主播老徐对话，聊了若干关于目前彼此正在做的这件事的想法与感受。也同样算是个阶段性的回顾。插曲关键词：What is This Thing Called Love

与自媒体节目《徐行》主播老徐对话，聊了若干关于目前彼此正在做的这件事的想法与感受。也同样算是个阶段性的回顾。插曲关键词：What is This Thing Called Love

"Das war ein Augenblick der Freude auf die Bühne zu gehen bei der Premiere" – Siegfried Arno über die Premiere der "Drei Musketiere" im Großen Schauspielhaus Berlin Etwa zwölf Dutzend Filmrollen, davon knapp 60 in amerikanischen Produktionen, unzählige Theaterrollen auf Theaterbühnen in Deutschland und im Ausland – dies ist die Bilanz der schauspielerischen Karriere von Siegfried Arno, der aus dem Berliner Theaterleben nicht weg zu denken war. Keine "dramatische" Figur Zur Welt kam Siegfried Arno am 27.12.1895 in Hamburg. Zunächst besuchte er die Hamburger Talmud Tora Schule und anschließend eine Realschule. Danach absolvierte er eine dreijährige Ausbildung an der Kunstgewerbeschule. Zwar arbeitete er anschließend als Modezeichner, fühlte sich jedoch zum Theater hingezogen. In Harburg erhielt er die Chance, beim dortigen Theaterdirektor Friedrich Otto Fischer vorzusprechen. Mit einem Ausschnitt aus "Maria Stuart" von Friedrich Schiller stellte der junge Aspirant sein dramatisches Talent unter Beweis und wurde auch engagiert – allerdings als Komiker. Seine weiteren Engagements führten Siegfried Arno nach Hamburg, Prag und schließlich nach Berlin. Hier sollte die Popularität des Schauspielers bald enorm steigen. So spielte er am Thalia Theater, am Metropoltheater, am Berliner Theater und schließlich am Großen Schauspielhaus. Seine letzte Station war das Kabarett der Komiker. Und auch der Film wurde rasch auf Siegfried Arno aufmerksam. Das erste Mal stand er 1921 vor der Kamera, in dem Stummfilm "Die rote Katze" von Erich Schönfelder. Es folgten bald weitere unzählige Rollenangebote aus den Filmstudios. Bis 1932 wirkte Siegfried Arno in über sechs Dutzend Filmen mit. Doch nach der Machtergreifung durch die Nazis wurde die steile Karriere von Siegfried Arno unterbrochen, denn als Jude musste er Deutschland verlassen. Bald Hollywoodstar Im europäischen Ausland spielte Siegfried Arno an verschiedenen Bühnen und gelangte schließlich in die USA. Vor allem in Hollywood fasste er schnell Fuß und spielte bald in amerikanischen Produktionen mit. Es waren unter anderem solche Streifen wie die Komödie "The Palm Beach Story" von Preston Sturges, in der er die Rolle des Toto übernahm, "This Thing Called Love" von Alexander Hall, der biografische Film über den polnischen Komponisten Frédéric Chopin "A Song to Remember" von Charles Vidor, in dem er den Henri Dupont mimte, ferner der Musicalfilm "The Toast of New Orleans" von Norman Taurog, in dem Siegfried Arno mit der Rolle des Bürgermeisters betraut wurde, oder auch der Musicalfilm "Bring on the Girls" von Sidney Lanfield, in dem er den Joseph spielte. Insgesamt wirkte Siegfried Arno in knapp fünf Dutzend amerikanischen Filmen mit. Doch es sollte noch ein weiterer Zweig in der Karriere von Siegfried Arno enstehen. Bei der "leichten Muse" Außer der Tätigkeit in Hollywood wurde der Schauspieler bald auch am Broadway in New York populär. So trat er unter anderem über drei Spielzeiten in dem Musical "Song of Norway" auf, mit dem er anschließend für zwei Jahre auf Tournee ging. Von dem Musical zur Operette war es nur ein kleiner Sprung. Die damalige Galionsfigur der Unterhaltungsbranche, Edwin Lester, holte Siegfried Arno für seine weiteren Produktionen. So war der Schauspieler in den Inszenierungen von solchen Operetten wie "Rosalinda", "My Friend Irma", "Gipsy Baron" oder auch "The Front Man" zu sehen. Siegfried Arno unternahm mit seiner Frau Kitty Mattern auch eine erfolgreiche Tournee nach Südamerika. Im Jahre 1955 kam er auch nach Deutschland und gab einige Gastspiele an verschiedenen Bühnen. 1958 wurde der Schauspieler mit dem Tony Award, dem wichtigsten US-amerikanischen Theater- und Musicalpreis ausgezeichnet. Nach einer Reihe weiterer Bühnenerfolge starb Siegfried Arno am 17.8.1975 in Hollywood. Im Juli 1966 sprach für die DW Cornelius Kornfeld mit Siegfried Arno über seine Arbeit. Autor: Andreas Zemke Redaktion: Diana Redlich

Your host for this edition of Radio Free Gunslinger is Jessica MitfordThe ContentFirst Sequence:Ethel Merman - Down in the Depths (On the Ninetieth Floor)Maurice Chevalier - You've Got That ThingThe Six Hottentots (Irving Kaufman, voc.) - I'm in Love AgainBanjo Buddy - Let's MisbehaveOlive Kein - Old Fashioned GardenSecond Sequence:Bobby Short - I'm Throwing a Ball Tonight (live)Frank Sinatra - I've Got You Under My Skin (live)Ella Fitzgerald - Let's Do It (Let's Fall in Love) (live)Nat King Cole - Miss Otis Regrets (live)Dean Martin & Sammy Cahn - You're the Top (live)Third Sequence:Sam Butera & The Witnesses - I Love ParisSonny Rollins - It's Alright With MeGil Evans + 10 - Just One of Those ThingsArt Blakey & Paul Chambers - What is This Thing Called Love?Eddy Duchin - RosalieFourth Sequence:Elvis Costello - Love for SaleJames Brown - Don't Fence Me InThompson Twins - Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?George Harrison - True LoveSimply Red - Ev'ry Time We Say GoodbyeSummation:Miles Davis - All of You (live)