Podcast appearances and mentions of Timothy B Schmidt

Yes, you are right - Toto IV was released in March of 1982, not April of 1985.  However, the rock group Toto was a celebrity phenomenon in 1985, particularly in Japan.  In April of 1985 MTV broadcast a special episode showcasing a Toto concert from Japan.Toto IV was both a commercial and critical success.  Three of the singles would be top 10 hits, and the album would achieve triple Platinum status as it became known as one of the best albums of the year.  Critically, the group would earn six Grammy awards including Album of the Year, and Record of the Year for the single “Rosanna.”The group would spend much of 1982 and 1983 on tour, though there would be some changes in personnel.  Bassist David Hungate left the group shortly after the release of Toto IV, sensing that the success of the album and the fame of the group would negatively impact time with his family.  Lead singer Bobby Kimball was in and out of court fighting prosecution on drug-related charges.  Those charges would eventually be dismissed in late May 1983, but he would be released from the band after missing many recording sessions.The album is a soft-rock masterpiece, with balanced synth and keyboard sounds and soaring harmonies.  Songs have a jazzy feel, interspersed with piano-based ballads.Lynch has been lobbying for a long time to do this album, and we hope you enjoy it for this week's podcast. RosannaThe biggest hit from the album was often thought to be inspired by actress Rosanna Arquette who was dating keyboardist Steve Porcaro.  However, writer David Paich says the lyrics were based on various girls he had known in the past rather than a single individual.  The shuffle drum pattern is reminiscent of both Bo Diddley rhythms and John Bonham's groove on "Fool in the Rain."Make BelieveThis sunny-feeling single hit number 30 on the Billboard Hot 100.  It describes a time of looking back with an old lover, remembering the moments they shared.  It was the second US single from the album.  David Paich wrote the song, and Bobby Kimball is on lead vocals.I Won't Hold You BackThe piano-oriented ballad peaked at number 10 on the Billboard Hot 100, and held the number 1 spot on the US Adult Contemporary chart for three weeks.  It looks back on a failed romance as the singer lets go of what he had.  Guitarist Steve Lukather takes lead vocals duties for this track, and Eagles alumnus Timothy B. Schmidt provides backing vocals in the chorus. AfricaWhile this song did well as a single, it has grown into a cultural icon.  It did top the Billboard Hot 100 in 1983, but would see a resurgence in popularity over time, particularly after Weezer's cover in 2018.  The lyrics depict a man struggling between his love for the continent and returning to his relationship elsewhere.  ENTERTAINMENT TRACK:Main theme from the motion picture “Ladyhawke”This fantasy movie starring Rutger Hauer, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Matthew Broderick hit the big screen in April of 1985. STAFF PICKS:Walking on Sunshine by Katrina and the WavesWayne starts us off with a popular and optimistic song that got the band Grammy-nominated for Best New Artist.  It is off their debut and eponymously named album.  It was first released in Canada, though the band was out of England.  It went to number 9 on the Billboard Hot 100.Summer of '69 by Bryan AdamsBruce brings us this well-known song from Adams' album "Reckless," which was released in April of 1985.  The original name was going to be "Best Days of My Life," and in the first draft the lyric "summer of '69" only appeared once.  With the name change, "Summer of '69" replaced several appearances of the phrase "best days of my life," in the track.High On You by SurvivorRob's staff pick is an ode to the intoxication and infatuation of new love.  It is the first top 10 single from their album "Vital Signs," and arose from a jam during touring sound checks.  Mickey Thomas from Jefferson Starship and Peter Wolf from the J. Geils Band are supporting musicians on this track.Silent Running by Mike + the MechanicsLynch finishes the staff picks with a synth-heavy song with science fiction lyrics.  The singer is a father who has journeyed into the future and is now communicating back to his son with instructions for mitigating the coming war and catastrophe.  This is the first single released by Mike + the Mechanics, and it went to number 6 on the Billboard Hot 100. INSTRUMENTAL TRACK:Moments In Love by Art of NoiseThis largely instrumental piece is a signature song from the art rock group. Thanks for listening to “What the Riff?!?” NOTE: To adjust the loudness of the music or voices, you may adjust the balance on your device. 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Eagles bassist Timothy B Schmidt joins Jimmy Warren on Guitar Talk. www.guitartalkofficial.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/guitartalkandmetalmadness/support

Artistas de nueva generación, Phoebe Bridgers - que ha actuado este fin de semana en BBK Live y en Mad Cool - William Beckmann, Emily Wells, Molly Tuttle, War Paint, Halsey junto a veteranos tan curtidos como Timothy B. Schmidt o un poco menos Jack Johnson. DISCO 1 EMILY WELLS Blood Brother  DISCO 2 MARTIN COURTNEY Corncob  DISCO 3 PHOEBE BRIDGERS Chinese Satellite (Live from sound city) DISCO 4 DAWESI Like It When It's Stormy DISCO 5 TIMOTHY B. SCHMIDT Simple Man DISCO 6 WAR PAINT Melting DISCO 7 WILLIAM BECKMANN In The Dark DISCO 8 CLIFF BEACH Wildflower (Band Version)  DISCO 9 JOEL SARAKULA Midnight Drive  DISCO 10 HALSEY So Good  DISCO 12 MOLLY TUTTLE & GOLDEN HIGHWAY & BILLY STRINGS Dooley’s Farm (3)  DISCO 13 JACK JOHNSON Don’t Look Now  Escuchar audio

Artistas de nueva generación - Cigarettes After Sex, William Beckmann, Emily Wells, Molly Tuttle - combinados con solistas y bandas de los mejores días del country-rock y afines: Eagles, Poco, Ozark Mountain Daredevils o Pousette -Dart Band. DISCO 1 CIGARETTES AFTER SEX Heavenly (BART - 12)  DISCO 2 WILLIAM BECKMANN In The Dark (BART - 11) Avanzado 45 segs DISCO 3 BART DAVENPORT Easy Listeners (4) DISCO 4 BERNIE LEADON & MICHAEL GEORGIADES BAND The Sparrow (8) DISCO 5 EAGLES Try And Love Again (8) DISCO 6 TIMOTHY B. SCHMIDT Simple Man (BART - 4) DISCO 7 POCO Staring At the Sky (8) DISCO 8 Pictures (2)  DISCO 9 EMILY WELLS Blood Brother (BART - 17)  DISCO 10 THE OZARK MOUNTAIN DAREDEVILS It’s How You Think (8) DISCO 11 JAMES TAYLOR You Can Close Your Eyes (8)  DISCO 12 MOLLY TUTTLE & GOLDEN HIGHWAY & GILLIAN WELCH Side Saddle (12)  DISCO 13 POUSETTE-DART BAND Amnesia (12)  Escuchar audio

I think working band members will appreciate the "We do our work and then we want to go home" attitude you hear in Timothy B. Schmidt's voice..the long time bass player and singer with the Eagles! He talks about the recent tour with more changes within the legendary band..and how he was able to put a solo album together with tons of names you know who are featured on his album!! Check out our interview here... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today’s episode marks the One Year Anniversary of the start of this channel and podcast. It is also 25 years since Norm left us. I hope that you enjoy listening, share in the many laughs and smiles and maybe even a shed a tear or two. I know I have. I will continue to work hard to bring you content with some plans and ideas for this channel that I hope will entertain you as we begin year 2. Like, subscribe and share…across all the platforms. It really helps. I’m considering starting a Patreon where you could support the channel and podcast and a portion of that revenue would go to support the Norm Nathan Scholarship fund at the Berklee College of Music. We shall see what the next year brings! Now let’s wind it back to the penultimate day of October…October 30th, 1993 for a Dumb Birthday game and then a Norm Nathan Show post game hour. Our Players: Hillary from Upper Bucks County PA Phil from Mt. Forest, Canada Mike in Medford Barry in Worcester Mike Epstein producing and playing Sid Whitaker producing and playing Jack Harte in his Traffic Suite adorned with birthday easy chairs, charts and where he does his birthday-ups exercises Bdays and Events in History: Henry Winkler Grace Slick Louis Malle Ruth Hussey Harry Hamlin Timothy B. Schmidt Events in History: In what year did Orson Welles do the ‘War of the Worlds’ broadcast which created panic? Muhammad Ali regained his heavyweight boxing title by knocking out George Foreman in the 8th round in what year? Post-game we get calls from: Glenn in Brighton inquiring about Sid Whittakers’ roots but the tape switches sides and talk continues with Glenn about some other subjects including a past DBG and, if you can believe it, considering the foolishness going on now, offensive Halloween costumes?! Lisa with some details on Ruth Hussey Larry in Westborough with a bewitching call Jim from RI Rob with a Floramo’s review Betty in Sudbury who would like Norm to talk about jazz to the 7th graders she teaches and just the mere possibility is creating a buzz! Maria from NH Norm mentions his ambition to play piano for booze. And we get some ribald ‘Casting Spells’ jokes from the man with a body of well-tempered steel. Commercial content is as follows: Ovaltine Marezine helping Arlene Trieg from Coquille, OR Advertise on WBZ starring 'Call Mr. Duplitron!' AMTRAK/Kid Company – Geography Bee to Washington DC The One Year Anniversary Show begins now! Email the show normnathanvos@gmail.com Castos https://norm-nathans-vault-of-silliness.castos.com Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/norm-nathans-vault-of-silliness/id1539251258 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/74Z2CAHU1TT9KHCEiEdrkG Amazon https://www.amazon.com/Ep-Norm-Nathans-Vault-Silliness/dp/B08JJSR5MF/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=vault+of+silliness&qid=1604440081&sr=8-1 Google

Giant - Last Of The Runaways On this episode, we review the debut album by a cool group who had some recognition but should have been more well-known. Our tracks of the week are Timothy B. Schmidt’s “Tell Me What You Dream” and Lenny Kravitz’ “Circus.” We close with Lee’s song “Be Myself.” This is a cool episode and it’ll do you well to hear it. Cheers! #giantlastoftherunaways

Back in 1967 Poco was founded by Rusty Young, Richie Furay, George Grantham and Jim Messina. Over the years the band recruited Paul Cotton, Randy Meisner, and Timothy B. Schmidt. Now 50 years later Rusty Young is still making music with his new CD, "Waitin' For The Sun," which includes the familiar and classic Poco sound with his own personal reflections of his life and bandmates who are all still his friends.  Rusty joins host Robin Milling to talk about the inspiration for the songs which were born in his log cabin in Pucky Huddle, Missouri - "population 50" - waiting for the sun to rise over the hill. Rusty tells Robin how the Poco members still have managed to remain like family - even though they've gone their separate ways into other popular bands like The Eagles and Loggins & Messina described in the song "My Friend." Rusty tells Robin stories behind such songs as "Honey Bee," which featues Messina and Grantham,  a tune that pays homage to his grandmother who played piano alongside silent films. "Sara's Song" is a tearjerker that he wrote when his daughter got married, and "Down Home" features his wife Mary who introduced him to the beauty and solitude of country living. And Rusty reveals how Poco's biggest hit "Crazy Love" almost never got recorded, and some of the weirder places he's heard the song being played.      

Spring has sprung and so has Sid's new podcast! Featuring new releases by Gene Clark, David Crosby, Bob Dylan, Timothy B. Schmidt, and Sid's dear friends The Fleshtones.

James Taylor, Al Pacino, the surviving members of the Eagles (Don Henley, Timothy B. Schmidt and Joe Walsh), pianist Martha Argerich and gospel singer Mavis Staples, are all recipients of the prestigious 2016 Kennedy Center Honors award. This week, Mal Vincent recalls the time he literally sat down on the floor to interview the legendary singer-songwriter and guitarist, James Taylor. As a grateful Mal reveals, he was surprised that the five-time Grammy Award winner and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer actually made it through the interview.

Amy Keys - You've heard her voice on everything from the Emmy Award Winning NBC NASCAR Superbowl Commercial and the Stanley Cup Playoffs to Tarzan Tarzan 2. Seen her singing for Coca Cola and dancing in Another 48 Hours. Amy is a very versatile and accomplished vocalist, writer, producer and actor. From Washington, DC, she started singing with groups in college while becoming a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority and earning a degree in Biology with a minor in Chemistry. Her education continued with studies in voice at the Peabody Institute...also with Seth Riggs, Nolan Vanway and Gerald White...and in acting with Howard Fine and the original “Virginia Woolf” on Broadway, Ms. Uta Hagen. Amy released a solo album entitled “Lover's Intuition”. The title track appeared on the soundtrack of the movie “Tap” starring Gregory Hines. Her first “major” tour was with Leonard Cohen and was quickly followed by a tour with the “LA All Stars”, wth Al McKay and Verdine White of Earth, Wind and Fire. Later that same year, she was offered the opportunity to perform with one of her idols...Phil Collins. Other touring credits include: Herbie Hancock, Toto, Dave Stewart, kd lang, Joe Cocker, Tears For Fears, Kevin Spacey, Michael Bolton, Phillip Bailey, Johnny Hallyday and Quincy Jones.Amy has sung backgrounds for Sting, Elton John, Barbara Streisand, One Republic, Sam Smith, Josh Groban, Stevie Wonder, Seal, Neil Young, Randy Newman, Chaka Khan, Don Henley, Timothy B. Schmidt, Al Green, Queen Latifah, NeYo, Heart, Vince Gill, BradPaisley,BrooksDunn, Sarah Mclachlan, Tina Turner, Michael McDonald, Patti LaBelle, Mary J. Blige, Brian McKnight, Al Jarreau, Natalie Cole, Donna Summer, Toni Braxton, Wilson Phillips, Diana Ross, Tito Puente Christopher Cross. She has performed many television theme songs including: “City of Angels”, “Boomtown” and movies “Anchorman 2”, “Rock Of Ages”, “Big Lots Holiday”, "Tarzan" 1 2, “Brother Bear”, “Another 48 Hours”, “Carl’s Jr.”, “Coca Cola”, “Coors”, “Taco Bell” w/Little Richard, “Toy Story 2”, “Touched By An Angel”, “The Pretender”, “ The Profiler”, “Martial Law”. Amy is an accomplished writer  including themes for “The Amazing Race”, “Martial Law” “Law and Order, CI”. Amy served as a representative on the Governor’s Board of the National Recording Academy (Grammys) and is a member of its Advocacy Board.

Our guest has been blessed with one of the most distinctive voices in the music industry. His stand-out lead-vocals for the rock group Ambrosia have left impressionable hits in our minds over the years such as, Biggest Part of Me, How Much I Feel, Holding on to Yesterday, and You’re The Only Woman. Over his hit-packed career, he has continued to write and produce for diverse artists such as Brian McKnight, Michael McDonald, Natalie Cole, Patti LaBelle, Brian Setzer, Andre Crouch, Take 6, Bruce Hornsby, Chick Corea, Trisha Yearwood, Linda Ronstadt and others. Recently, he released his long-awaited new solo album, The Secret of Movin On on Concord/Peak records, highlighting vocal collaborations with Journey frontman Steve Perry, Heart’s Nancy Wilson, the Eagle’s Timothy B. Schmidt, and Dewey Bunell of America. It’s a definite must get album. We’re glad to welcome David Pack, our first guest of the new year, to Inside MusiCast.