Podcasts about three o'clock

On this episode, Jeff and Soraya continue their album focus series and look at The Three O'Clock's "Sixteen Tambourines".

We begin with an episode entitled" Three O'Clock" form Suspense and stay tuned for "Antique Furniture" on Fibber McGee & Molly!

Time for wine!

On this episode, Jeff and Soraya take a look at some unofficial releases of The Three O'Clock, The Bangles, The Dream Syndicate, and Rain Parade.

Kitchen Sink # 101 Playlist Curve – Unreadable Communication (Cuckoo Expanded Edition) Mint Julep – Still Waters (Stray Fantasies, new, Portland synth pop) HYLA – Take Eyes (new single, Melbourne dream pop) Spectres – Dreams (Nostalgia, new, Vancouver cold wave) The Psychedelic Furs – You'll Be Mine (brand new single, fine return to form) Cathedral Bells – Ephemeral (Velvet Spirit, new, Florida dream pop) Break 1 Summer's Cauldron / Grass – Bertling Noise Laboratories (Garden of Earthly Delights- An XTC Celebration, new from Futureman Records, Indiana indie rock) Game Theory – Inverness (Across the Barrier of Sound: Postscript, collection of demo recordings, out now on Omnivore, band includes Michael Quercio of Three O'Clock, song appeared as a studio recording for Loud Family) A Girl Called Eddy – NY Man (Been Around, indie pop from US by way of UK artist Erin Moran) The Beatles – Old Brown Shoe Take 2 (Abbey Road 50th Anniversary Edition) The Proper Ornaments – The Wolves at the Door (played last show, but love tune, Mission Bells, James Hoare and Max Oscarnold, UK indie pop) Strawberry Generation – Kitchen + Crisis (Recollections, indie rock from Providence) Bebopalula – Vanishing Girl (Garden of Earthly Delights- An XTC Celebration, LA psych pop) Dropkick – I'm Over You, Goodbye (The Scenic Route, UK jangle pop) the black watch – Brilliant Failures (LA indie rock, new single) Nada Surf – Live, Learn, and Forget (Never Not Together, NYC indie rock) Break 2 Bathe Alone – Tarot Cards (2019 single, GA dream pop from Bailey Crone, multi-instrumentalist) Why Bonnie – Voice Box (Voice Box EP, out April 10th, Austin dream pop) Film School – Don't You Ever (B-side to Is this a hotel single, LA shoegaze) Gaarden – Orange Flowers (The Fall, new, Sydney dream pop) MOANING – Ego (new, Uneasy Laughter, LA indie rock) Postcards – Lights Out (The Good Soldier, new, Beirut dream pop) My Ugly Clementine – Who (Vitamin C, new, Australian punk pop, reminds me of Pixies) The Francine Odysseys – Hide Your Eyes (What if We Were Wrong EP, new, LA dream pop) Jeanines – Less and Less (Things Change EP, NYC indie pop) Midpoint Union – New Turn (New Turn, new, Portuguese dream pop) Easy – Crystal Waves (Radical Innocence, new, Swedish indie pop) Break 3 Ringo Deathstarr – Nagoya (s/t, new, Austin shoegaze) Sulk – No Illusions (No Illusions, 2016, UK psych pop) Pia Fraus – You're Not in Love (Empty Parks, new, Estonian dream pop) Pendant – Name Around My Neck (Through a Coil, Oakland artist Christopher Adams) Deserta – I'll Be Gone (Black Aura My Sun, new, LA post punk) Cigarettes for Breakfast – Daylight (s/t, new, Philly shoegaze) Vivienne Eastwood – Afterall (Home Movies, new, Brooklyn dream pop) Draag – Cee (Clara Luz, new, LA dream pop) Laveda – Ghost (What Happens After, new, Albany NY dream pop) topographies – Open Up (Difference and Repetition, new, SF dream pop) SPC ECO – If You Like (March EP, new, UK dark wave) Break 4 Quivers – Videostores (new single, Australian indie pop) Reb Fountain – Quiet Like the Rain (s/t, new, Auckland alt folk) Sunset Canyoneers - Alcohol in a Gamblin' Town (s/t, new, Oakland cosmic country) The Choir – Anyway I Can (Artifact: The Unreleased Album, Omnivore reissue, featuring members of The Raspberries, not Eric Carmen) The Hanging Stars – Lonely Rivers (A New Kind of Sky, new, UK psych pop) Theatre Royal - Until The Morning After (Riley's Basement), UK indie pop, B-sides and other cuts)

Albums and All That, Starting with the letter A as in Alpha, and some that begin with the letter B as in Bravo From At Home with Their Hits (The Partridge Family) to Barry Lyndon (Music from the soundtrack to) The Partridge Family [01:12] "I Think I Love You" At Home with Their Greatest Hits Bell 1107 1972 Whoops. Don't know how this one slipped through the cracks, but I'm glad I caught it. Be-Bop Deluxe [04:05] "Adventures in a Yorkshire Landscape" Axe Victim Harvest 11689 1974 From the debut Be-Bop Deluxe. Very Bowie derived, but cool things throughout. The B-52's [07:40] "Downtown" The B-52's Warner Bros. BSK 3355 1979 Reached number 59 on the Top 200. Wonderful pop junk, to borrow a phrase from Robert Christgau, here with the band borrowing from Petula Clark. Lunachicks [10:35] "Cookie Core" Babysitters on Acid Blast First BFFP 52 1990 I mean really, who doesn't love cookies? I always loved seeing them live (https://youtu.be/20G3XW03ofY) back in my NYC days. One of the best was when they played with L7 at CBGBs shortly after my 22nd birthday. Camarata conducting the Kingsway Symphony Orchestra and Chorus [13:56] "Toccata and Fugue in D Minor" Bach Spectacular London Records SPC 21078 1972 In Phase 4 Stereo! Quadrophonic, you ask? Nope... just using 10 channels, and eventually 20 channels, with "extreme" stereo mixing. Saar Chamber Orchestra [23:22] "Contrapunctus 14 - Harpsichord" Bach: Art of the Fugue Musical Heritage Society MHS 657/658 Budget Bach from the Musical Heritage Society. Arthur Loesser [26:55] "No. 1: Prelude and Fugue in C Major, BWV 846" Well-Tempered Clavier, Books I & II The Cleveland Institute of Music CRC 2001 Turns out Cleveland does more than rock. AC/DC [31:09] "Shoot to Thrill" Back in Black Atlantic SD 16018 1980 Got this album for my 12th birthday. I was told many times by my mother to turn it down. Mission accomplished. Presumably a 25x Platinum album. Shift those units! The O'Jays [36:28] "Love Train" Back Stabbers Philadelphia International Records KZ 31712 Gotta go with this hit in these times. Gong Kebyar, Sebatu [39:32] "Gilak" Bali: Gamelan Music from Sebatu Archiv Produktion 2533 130 1972 According to the liner notes, this is an ancient ritual temple dance performed by warriors before a fight. John Coltrane Quartet [47:05] "You Don't Know What Love Is" Ballads Impulse! A-32 1963 (1974 reissue) A classic from the American songbook, written for an Abbott and Costello flick "Keep Em Flying" from 1941. Of course, it took Miles Davis to make it a jazz standard, and Coltrane and co to take it to the next level. The Three O'Clock [52:19] "Sorry" Baroque Hoedown Frontier FLP 1010 1982 From the frontlines of the Paisley Underground, we'll go with The Three O'Clock's cover of The Easy Beats "Sorry", because of course Angus and Malcolm Young's older brother George co-wrote "Sorry" (https://youtu.be/1o4k9nC3CL0). How's that for a callback. The Munich Bach-Orchestra [54:41] "Concerto for Two Harpsichords and Orchestra in C-Minor" Music from the soundtrack of Barry Lyndon Warner Bros. K56189 1975 One of the finest films to be shot by candlelight. And hey, another call back: Bach + Harpsichord. We're killing it! Music behind the DJ: "Inspector Clouseau's Theme" by Henry Mancini

Music has been a saving grace during these days of social distancing and self-quarantine, so Jeff and I decided to start a playlist and we are asking our Paisley Stage, Raspberry & Rhyme community to help us out! We each picked two songs from The Three O'Clock, The Bangles, Rain Parade and The Dream Syndicate to start and we want your contributions. Let us know the songs from these bands that you want to add to this playlist- you can message us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram, or send us an email (paisleystagerandr@gmail.com). Stay safe & healthy and Groove on, Paisley People!

This week on Revenge of the 80s Radio, we play new music from Linda Jo Rizzo and Andy Prieboy plus classics by Roman Holliday, Peter Case, Stan Ridgway, Mojo Nixon, It's Immaterial, The Three O'clock and more

This is our sickest episode yet! (Because Jason and Craig are both getting over the flu!)

             Jet Fighter at Discogs              Jet Fighter Video at You Tube       Article on The Paisley Underground from The Guardian          Frontier Records Wiki Page                  Sixteen Tambourines at Discogs                          Earle Mankey Page on Sparks Fan Website                                    3 x 4 Compilation at Discogs                          Arrive Without Traveling at Discogs                Her Head's Revolving Video at You Tube              Ixtapa Restaurant, Hillsborough NC Facebook Page                  Bull City Records, Durham NC            Horizon Records, Greenville SC        

Soraya and Jeff have a conversation with Simon (Greg) Alderette about the Three O'Clock, the Jet Fighter video, Louis Gutierrez's role in getting him to take up the guitar, and share new music from his band, Bridey Murphy.    

Soraya & Jeff are joined by guest host Ronnie Barnett, of The Muffs and White Flag, for the first in a four-part series called "Side Projects, Solo, Spin-Offs & Starters". We will be talking about other projects that the Paisley Underground band members were a part of. Part I looks at the side projects from members of The Three O'Clock.

Soraya & Jeff speak to Louis Gutierrez about how he discovered punk rock music, confronting high school bullies, joining early bands including a band with skater Tony Alva, Salvation Army and his time with The Three O'Clock.

The Scorpions Black Out is re-visited and special guests Jeffery and Soraya bring some music for us to listen to from The Bangles and The Three O'Clock. Oh, and a very special tune from White Glove Test!

In movies like 3:10 to Yuma and Shane, Van Heflin shined as ordinary men standing up to evil. But in his visits to Suspense, Heflin usually shed his heroic trappings and kept audiences thrilled as villains. We'll hear him as a pair of heels in "Song of the Heart" (originally aired on CBS on August 26, 1948) and "Three O'Clock" (originally aired on CBS on March 10, 1949).

In Part I of the conversation with Jason Falkner, Soraya & Jeff talk to him about his work with different bands, including The Three O'Clock, The Grays, and Jellyfish. 

This last Lenten Meditation is a guided meditation on the Three O'Clock Prayer that transports you to the foot of the Cross with Mary.

Acts 3:1 - Jimmy Swaggart - Daily Sonlife Radio Broadcast - Sonlife Broadcasting Network - 02/19/19. Please visit www.sonlifetv.com for more information. Episode Length: 39:32

Acts 3:1 - Jimmy Swaggart - Daily Sonlife Radio Broadcast - Sonlife Broadcasting Network - 11/06/18. Please visit www.sonlifetv.com for more information. Episode Length: 52:30

Soraya & Jeff have a conversation with Danny Benair (and briefly with Michael Quercio), both of The Three O'Clock, about the recording of their 2nd full length album, ARRIVE WITHOUT TRAVELLING. On this episode, we learn about the label war following the band's full length debut, SIXTEEN TAMBOURINE. We dive into the album track by track talking about the writing and recording of each song. 

Soraya & Jeff play some of their favorite cover songs recorded by The Three O'Clock, Rain Parade, Bangles & The Dream Syndicate. In this episode, we play some demos, live versions and studio recordings of songs originally recorded by The Beatles, Buffalo Springfield, Paul Revere & The Raiders, The Easybeats, Bee Gees, Neil Young & Crazy Horse, The Grass Roots, and Fairport Convention.

Soraya & Jeff discuss RAINY DAY, a compilation of cover songs recorded by members of The Paisley Underground. We play our favorites and discuss each track on the album. We briefly discuss the project with Three O'Clock frontman Michael Quercio to get his recollections of the recording of the album.

Episode 11 of the "7 Minutes With" podcast, brought to you by DoSomeDamage.com, with your host Steve Weddle. As always, Jedidiah Ayres talks about film, while Chris F. Holm suggests some music, and Holly West discusses TV. West: hollywest.com/ Holm: chrisfholm.com/ Ayres: spaceythompson.blogspot.com/ Jedidiah Ayres: A Man Escaped David Bordwell and Kristin Thompson Listen to A Man Escaped https://www.criterion.com/current/posts/2705-david-bordwell-and-kristin-thompson-listen-to-a-man-escaped Le trou In a Paris prison cell, five inmates use every ounce of their tenacity and ingenuity in an elaborate attempt to ... https://www.criterion.com/films/668-le-trou Reykjavik - Rotterdam. A film by: Oskar Jonasson Screenplay by: Arnaldur Indridason & Oskar Jonasson https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30CxmO-wKCw Contraband (2012) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISTTgwI3qDM Snowman's Land A professional killer who has bungled a job leaves the city to take a supposedly easy gig protecting the home of... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=er4gyRbMBC8 Holly West: The Romanoffs https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07FV6K8HF Chris F. Holm: WHAT’S IN THE BOX? (BOXED SETS AND COMPILATIONS) The Glands “I Can See My House From Here” (out 11/9/18) NPR said The Glands may be the greatest band you’ve never heard of. “The Best of REM at the BBC” (out 10/19/18) which contains 34 beautifully mastered live tracks spanning the length of their career. “3x4: The Bangles, The Three O'Clock, The Dream Syndicate, Rain Parade” (out 1/11/19) In 1982, Michael Quercio (Ker-SHEW) of The Three O’Clock coined the phrase Paisley Underground to describe the jangly, psychedelic corner of the LA music scene he and his friends’ bands occupied. The whole thing doesn’t drop until January, but The Bangles’ cover of The Three O’Clock’s “Jet Fighter” is streaming now. “Left of the Dial: Dispatches from the '80s Underground” (released in ’04) This 4-disc Rhino boxed set is a window into one of the weirdest and most fertile periods in contemporary music, when you could tune into a college station hear tracks by, say, The Smiths and Ministry back-to-back. ---------------- All music in the episode: Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Soraya & Jeff talk to Permanent Green Light members, Three O'Clock frontman Michael Quercio, guitarist Matt Devine & drummer Chris Bruckner about their new compilation HALLUCINATIONS.

Soraya & Jeff conclude our conversation with Danny Benair. In part 2, Danny talks about his experiences with The Three O'Clock.

Soraya & Jeff have a conversation with The Three O'Clock drummer Danny Benair about the new 3x4 Paisley Underground project, his experience at the free concert at Altamont in Dec 1969 and his history as a drummer with several notable bands.

Soraya & Jeff discuss their love for the 80's Los Angeles music movement known as the Paisley Underground focusing on the bands The Three O'Clock & Rain Parade.

Our Three O'Clock prayer can help you keep our Lord's Passion, and His mercy, in mind! Take a moment to remember His sacrifice for you! The transcript for this podcast can be found at www.ourcatholicprayers.com/three-oclock-prayer.html

Episode 27 features some picks from one of Tom's recent crate digging excursion. Yeah, that's right - the surfy instrumental goodness of the Raybeats, plus some Paisley Underground jams from The Three O'Clock, and New Jersey favorites, The Silos.Can you believe the Raincoats are in town? Ought also has two shows lined up, one with Waxahatchee at White Eagle Hall in Jersey City. In Episode 27, you can also hear additional hardcore excellent jams from L.A. Witch, Las Rosas, The Rural Alberta Advantage, Tall Juan, and the dynamic duo of Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile. Tickets are still available for their show at Loews Theater in Jersey City. I'm bringing my entire family - that's how great the show is gonna be! Don't miss out!

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Acts 3:1-8 - Gabriel Swaggart - Easter Campmeeting 2015 - Thursday 7 pm Service - Sonlife Broadcasting Network - 04/02/15. Please visit www.jsm.org for more information. Episode Length 45:51

Acts 3:1-8 - Gabriel Swaggart - Easter Campmeeting 2015 - Sunday 6 pm Service - Sonlife Broadcasting Network - 04/05/15. Please visit www.jsm.org for more information. Episode Length 36:43

Acts 3:1-8 - Jimmy Swaggart - Daily Sonlife Radio Broadcast - Sonlife Broadcasting Network - 01/22/15. Please visit www.sonlifetv.com for more information. Episode Length: 51:34

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Rotting in a forest of gargantuan trees, an ancient temple lies shrouded in an eerie mist. Guest commentator: Josh Flanagan

Winter Stayed (Armin van Buuren's On the Beach Intro Mix Edit) -Triple AThese Shoulders (Andy Moor Remix) - Signalrunners & Julie ThompsonCryptanalysis (Original Mix) - Who.isSunrise (Original Mix) - Marcel WoodsRadiator (Exit Remix) - Sied Van Riel & Radion 6Stars (Hardwell Remix) - Gareth Emery & Jerome Isma-AeTime Gate (Minimal Drum Dub) - ArnejJynx (Original Mix) - Ashley WallbridgeThe Quest Of A Dream (Dabruck & Klein Remix) - Dark Matters ft Ana CriadoCan't Sleep (Super8 & Tab Remix) - Above & BeyondDeep Impression (Adam Nickey remix) - Right FaceGoosebumps (Sean Tyas Remix) - Bryan KearneyEver Enough (Original Mix) - AllureHuman Beings (Daniel Kandi's Human Society Remix) - Cosmic GateFaces feat. Meighan Nealon (Ben Gold Vocal Mix) - Andy Moor, Meighan Nealon, Ashley WallbridgeBlackboard (Jon O'Bir Remix) - Mark EtesonThree O'Clock feat. Ana Criado (Original Mix) - W&W, Ana CriadoRide The Wave (Original Mix) - John O'Callaghan & Giuseppe OttavianiSymphonica (Original Mix) - Daniel Kandi pres. TimmusI Don't Own You (The Thrillseekers Remix) - Armin Van BuurenAllez Voila - Nauzika

DJ Reen: 01 Save The Robot "Compassion" [Riktam & Bansi Remix] 02 Paolo Mojo "All Night Alright" [Manuel De La Mare Remix] 03 Marco V "Unprepared" [Marcel Woods Remix] 04 W&W feat. Ana Criado "Three O'Clock" [Marcus Maison & Will Dragen Remix] 05 Dark Matters feat. Ana Criado "The Quest Of A Dream" [Dabruck & Klein Remix] **Track of the Month** 06 Beat Service "Outsider" [Original Mix] 07 Arnej "Through The Darkness" [Original Mix] 08 Yuri Kane "Right Back" [Craving & Howe Remix] 09 EDU "Mayday" [Anhken Remix] 10 Mark Sherry "Phantasmic" [Original Mix] 11 Andain "Promises" [Nitrous Oxide Remix] 12 Super8 & Tab feat. Betsy Larkin "All We Have Is Now" [Original Mix] 13 Craig Connelly "Absolute Electric" [Tritonal Club Mix] 14 Parker & Hanson "Arabesque" [Casey Keyworth Remix] 15 Philippe El Sisi feat. Josie "Over You" [Heatbeat Remix] 16 Spencer "Arena" [Original Mix DJ Starlite Guest Mix: 01 Suspect 44 "Japanese Schoolgirls" [PROFF Remix] 02 John O'Callaghan & Giuseppe Ottaviani "Ride The Wave" [Full Tilt Remix] 03 Neelix "Expect What" [Original Mix] 04 Tritonal & Sibicky "Suzu" [Ben Gold Remix] 05 Christopher Lawrence & Sean J Morris "Rock It" [Original Mix]

Will and Barrett discuss more of the old and the new, with No Joy, the Three O'Clock, and The Soft Moon, plus music news.