Podcast appearances and mentions of tracey chapman

Host of ‘How to Money' on KFI Joel Larsgaard joins the show to talk about a new Credit Karma survey finding more Americans want to rent everything and own nothing, being car-free, and economic proposals from presidential candidates. Selfies can ruin destinations for others, according to research. Host of ‘Later with Mo Kelly' on KFI weekdays from 7pm-10pm wraps the show talking about Janet Jackson revealing her family tree that includes Stevie Wonder, Samuel L Jackson, and Tracey Chapman.

Host of ‘How to Money' on KFI Joel Larsgaard joins the show to talk about half of student loan borrowers expect their student loans to be forgiven, loosening the purse strings on saving, and who to hire to manage your money. Host of ‘Later with Mo Kelly' on KFI weekdays from 7pm-10pm wraps the show talking about Janet Jackson revealing her family tree includes Stevie Wonder, Samuel L Jackson, and Tracey Chapman.

Host of ‘Later with Mo Kelly' on KFI weekdays from 7pm-10pm wraps the show talking about Janet Jackson revealing her family tree includes Stevie Wonder, Samuel L Jackson, and Tracey Chapman.

Da Brat talks about Janet Jackson revealing who she is related to during the Hot Spot. Outside of her core family, Janet Jackson said that she is related to Stevie Wonder, Tracey Chapman, and Samuel L. Jackson. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It is Hump Day on The Rickey Smiley Morning Show Podcast. In this episode, Da Brat talks about Janet Jackson revealing who she is related to during the Hot Spot. Outside of her core family, Janet Jackson said that she is related to Stevie Wonder, Tracey Chapman, and Samuel L. Jackson. In some sports adjacent news, Simone Biles birth mother is looking to reconcile with her daughter. Biles' mother is a recovering drug addict. Simone along with her brother and sister were adopted by her maternal grandfather and his new wife. Also, Keke Palmer and her ex-boyfriend, Darius Jackson, have reunited. Keke Palmer is also sporting a baby bump with people speculating that she is pregnant again. All of this and more on The Rickey Smiley Morning Show Podcast.   Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/rickey-smiley-morning-show  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We are hosting a series of conversations with women about their motherlines. We began in March this year and continue through March 2025. In these conversations over the next year, we will speak to Black women about their motherlines. Our guest today is Makeda Esi Ohemaa aka Sandra Hooper Mayfield. She is the youngest daughter of Ruby Mae, granddaughter of Evie, great-grandaughter of Hester, and great-great-granddaughter of Mary Magdalen. Ruby Mae passed away when she was 36 years old Makeda was 9.  Makeda fell in Love with words when her first-grade teacher read a poem. She is grateful to report, that she is still in Love.  Makeda is a retired mental/behavioral health counselor. At 50 years Makeda returned to academia and earned a BA in business management. Makeda is the former Editor of the South County Post Newspaper, Curator of Sugar Water (An artist support group for girls and women), and the "Third Saturday Open Mic."   Makeda's work is published in three anthologies with the West Oakland Seniors. She is also published in the West Oakland to West Africa anthology. Makeda is a community activist who serves and promotes change through art and literacy in carceral institutions. She is a 7-year cancer survivor whose diagnosis set her free. . . .  We open with Mary Mary's "Shackles," and close with Tracey Chapman's "Stand by Me."

It's November 2023, and the world's most successful compilation series is celebrating its 40th anniversary. Five decades of compiling the latest hits, the occasional miss, but always the songs that soundtracked our lives. Always there, always democratically and expertly sequencing the music that the UK buying (downloading/streaming/swiping) public were grooving to, laughing to, dancing along with, or crying about (add in your own band or artists here).What else is still with us from 1983? And still having such an impact?Breakfast Time? Well, certainly not Frank Bough.The Ford Sierra? Taxi!£1 coins? Down the back of the sofa.Kajagoogoo? Hush hush, as they say. (One for the older listeners)So, as our friends at NOW rightly celebrate the past through a stunning array of special albums and even see podcasters pop up across several TV programmes waxing lyrically about the famous compilation series (well, no-one else will talk about it, will they?) the numbered series that started it all in November 1983 continued to do exactly what it set out to do; bring together the songs of NOW.Perhaps no longer just the Top Chart Hits, that tag line that emblazoned the front cover of earlier volumes, but now taking into account the various ways we actually DO consume music in the third decade of the 21st century.NOW 116 - The Best of the Best.47 tracks. Tik Tok stars, Film soundtrack anthems, legendary decade surviving artists. Pop, rock, dance, soul.All present and correct, all breathlessly exciting, all taking that snapshot in time of pop culture. And as we know, an invaluable window into the soundtrack of our lives.Where, indeed, Agnetha, do we go from here?To understand the past and the future, we always need to be in the NOW. (Take a note of that line, its a good one: Ed)And joining me to make sense of this dazzling volume of the world famous compilation series is award winning writer, journalist and NOW fan David Quantick.David explains why he wanted to get in 'at the deep end' and why he thinks that NOW116 highlights that pop is in a fine healthy state in. We explore what actually is a 'hit' in 2023/24, why short songs are always an indication of great songs, why NOW continues to keep getting it right and how the compilation series is Top Of The Pops in exile.Along the way, discover who David describes as 'the Dr. Who of Pop', who are 'The Strokes for Queen fans (or was that the other way around)' and what a bad AI version of George Michael may look (and sound) like. We also revisit why Pop continues to Eat Itself (yes, David came up with that one!), why the female artists are leaving the boys behind, who the 'ASDA Madonna' is and who the real Madonna is. And did Chris Lowe really offer Tracey Chapman a lift in 1988?We really do (watch what I do here) Paint The Town Red!Jump in, buckle up and remind yourself why pop is still very, very important. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Heute vor 60 Jahren wurde die vielfach ausgezeichnete Singer-/Songwriterin Tracy Chapman in Cleveland, Ohio geboren.

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It's been another crazy week! So let's talk about what's trending.On today's Productive Conversation, We Talk:The Culture Side of the Super Bowl 58! (Taylor Swift, Halftime show, Commercials, Vegas, Whose gonna win?)#WeWantCodyTaylor Swift's Album AnnouncementTracey Chapman's triumphant return with Luke CombsJoe RoganShane GillisDrakeAnd more...Check out this quality episode of the Productive Conversations Podcast, on all Podcasting Platforms and YouTube. (4:00)YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Productive_Conversations/LinkTree https://linktr.ee/productiveconversationsFollow us on Instagram@ProductiveConversationsPodcast@MattBrown300Follow us on Twitter@ProdConvoPod@Mattbrown31Follow us on TikTok@productiveconversationsBest way to contact our host is by emailing him at productiveconversationspodcast@gmail.comTo Find Our Show on Various Podcasting Platforms And YouTube, click on the following links below!Apple PodcastSpotifyYouTubeGoogle PodcastsTuneIn PodcastsStitcher PodcastsPandoraAudacy Amazon MusicAudibleiHeartRadio:PocketCastBullhornPodcast Addict

Weekly Wrap is a look at the week in news and what's coming up. Hosted by the OG team of Claire Kimball and Kate Watson, it's s all about helping you stay on top of the news + we give you some talking points for the week ahead. Looking for more? Check out our Saturday Squiz newsletter. Click here to get it in your inbox each weekend. LINKS Our most clicked link this week was the Wildlife Photographer of the year winner and this video of a graffiti-covered luxury high-rise  Tracey Chapman sang ‘Fast Car' at the 1989 Grammys Get your royal gossip fix from Tatler  This SBS explainer on the Lunar New Year  Our Squiz Shortcut on this week's election in Pakistan  This read by Hannah-Rose Lee on going inside the Golden Globes  The Thursday Murder Club series by Richard Osman 

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Welcome to the Cadillac Jack – My Second Act podcast! On today's show Donna gets into another wrestling match with an elderly. But first, why can't Caddy and Donna get on the same page? Movies, walks with dog, smoking cigarettes, etc. etc. Caddy has a list of the things (thing) that he is willing to do. Also, what a Grammy's show! Wow. Luke Combs and Tracey Chapman stole the show with their duet of Fast Car, but the whole thing was fantastic. Joni Mitchell – wow. And Billy Joel has a new song?! However…you know it's all about T-Swift and we're here for it. Poor Darius Rucker though. February is not his month. Donna lays out the timeline for his recent arrest. It's confusing. Lastly, Donna recaps another episode with an elderly involving pig tails, blankets and stolen universal remotes. All that and more on today's jam packed episode! Chiefs vs. 49ers Sunday. Who you got?! Text or call 770-464-6024.  

Episode 139 - Feb. 6th, 2024 - Grammys - Floyd Mayweather  - Canelo Alvarez  - Grammy's 2024 Review  - Grammy's Performances (Dua Lipa; Tracey Chapman & Luke Combs; Burna Boy x 21 Savage x Brandy; Billy Joel; Fantasia Barrino)  - Pop Category Grammy's Review  - Alternative Rock x Rock Category Grammy's Review  - Dan Wilson Facts  - Country Bluegrass Category Grammy's Review  - Gospel Music Category Grammy's Review  - Latin Music Category Grammy's Review  - Global Music Category Grammy's Review  - The Commercialism & African Music  - Barbie Movie Huge Success in Grammy's & Oscars x Box Office Facts  - Video Games x Film x Television x Visual Media Category Grammy's Review  - Hip-Hop x Rap Music Category Grammy's Review  - Travis Scott  - Erykah Badu x RnB Only Story Time  - R&B Category Grammy's Review  - 6LACK Facts & History  - Terrance Martin Facts & History  - James Fauntleroy Facts & History  - Kenny Babyface Edmonds  - Songwriter & Producer Of The Year Category Grammy's Review  - Best New Artist Category Grammy Review  - Billy Joel Facts  - Unpopular Opinion by @DJIntence (4:44 vs Late Nights & Heartbreak)  - Originals vs Song Samples  - Joni Mitchell  - Jay-Z Glastonbury 2008 x Noel Gallagher x Jockin' Jay-Z Song  - Jay-Z Dr. Dre Global Impact Award  - Kanye West Paparazzi Altercation  - Songs Of The Year Grammy's Category   - Record Of The Year Grammy's Category  - Album Of The Year Grammy's Category  - Evaluation Of 2024 Grammy's 

Taylor Swift announces new album The Tortured Poets Department, & Bec is unhappy with the lack of an apostrophe The Bikini-bum ban

Let the names tell the story – With Waddy Wachtel, Danny Kortchmar, Leland Sklar and drummer, producer, and writer  Russ Kunkel created and played music history. Historic albums by Carole King, Jackson Brown, James Taylor, Warren Zevon, Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Linda Ronstadt, David Crosby, Graham Nash, Steven Stills,  Neil Young, Kate and Anna McGarrigle, Jimmy Buffet, JJ Cale, Ringo, Lyle Lovett, George Harrison, Dolly, Linda and Emmylou  The Trio album, Stevie Nicks, Don Henley, Bob Seger, Bonnie Raitt, Tracey Chapman, Joe Walsh, BB King, Steve Winwood. On and On and ON. Now, along with seasoned guitarist and vocalist Steve Postell,  they've established the opportunity to be their band. The Immediate Family. Their new album Skin in the Game arrives Feb 16. Skin in the Game references the fact that they aren't sidemen here. It's not a play-and-walk-away kind of thing. They're taking the music they wrote and played,  out on the road for themselves. No one else. For the rest of the story, check out the documentary The Immediate Family. Screening now. The annual Critics Choice Awards take place in LA Sunday at 7 PM Eastern. Hosted by Chelsea Handler. Ive gathered four opinionated critics (are there any other kind) We met on Zoom and went at it. Discussing the film year 2023 and who's going to win what… Shawn Edwards  Kansas City Hillary Atkin LA Teri Hart Toronto Bonnie Laufer Toronto   It's a wild ride friends..come  along.  

We looked at some exceptional music this year, and Jeff inflicted some real crap on our listeners.  Sensational Alex Harvey Band, Lou Reed, Ed Kuepper and Hallelujah – and that barely scratches the surface. And we got a new Globite School Case!   And, in case you were wondering, we'll be back on Sunday 28 Jan 2024.  Subscribe and get an automatic reminder! Books:The Number Ones – Tom Breihan You Are Beautiful & You Are Alone – Jennifer Otter Bickerdike SAHB Story – Martin Kielty (authorised by the entire band – obviously NOT Alex!) Half Deaf, Completely Mad – Tony Cohen (with John Olson) Sound Man – Glyn Johns A Life – Deborah Conway References:  Dylan, Knebworth, The Doobie Brothers, Nico, New York, David Hurley, Yes, Jeff Buckley, Leonard Cohen, Kiss at Australian football grand final, The Smiths, Nirvana, Shane McGowan, Rod Stewart, Tracey Chapman, 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before you Die, Robert Dimery, The Wall, Pink Floyd, So, Peter Gabriel, Talking Heads, Remain in Light, Extreme Kayaking, Cookers, Influencers, Coachella, AI, Chat GPT, Bored Ape Yacht Club, Bitcoin, Donald Trump, Mr Beast, The Pixies, Steve Hackett, Sisters of Mercy, Underground Lovers, Nirvana, Nevermind, Queen, Bohemian Rhapsody, John Cale, Angels, Mi-Sex, Leaves Me Blind, The Number Ones, Tom Breihan, You Are Beautiful & You Are Alone, Jennifer Otter Bickerdike, SAHB Story, Martin Kielty, Half Deaf Completely Mad, Tony Cohen, Sound Man, Glyn Johns, A Life, Deborah Conway, The 250 Greatest Guitarists of all Time, Bali, Bintang, Alam Kul Kul  Spotify playlistKiss at the AFL Grand FinalGordon RamsayLoren Gray talks CochellaGovernor General's wife sings about invasive species

Congratulations to Tracey Chapman and Jelly Roll. We jump into discussion of the politics behind marketing and music. REMEMBER TO FOLLOW!! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/politicalthisradio/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/politicalthisradio/support

This week on the Manny and Shawn Experience, we dive into the latest trends and hot topics making waves across the globe. We chat Week 9 of the NFL, to the conclusion of the SAG Strike with insights into Keke Palmer and Darius Jackson assault case. We explore the Vatican's stance on Transgender Rights, and witness history being made as Tracy Chapman becomes the first black person to win a CMA for Song of the Year. Ohio stuns the world by passing two groundbreaking ballots, securing access to abortions and legalizing the possession of weed. We also dissect the highlights from the Republican Presidential Debate and cap it all off with a deep dive into the freshest tunes on New Music Friday. All this and more awaits you on the Manny and Shawn Experience.Instagram & Threads: masxp23Email: mannyandshawn@gmail.comWebsite: https://qrco.de/bdc2U4 or https://rss.com/podcasts/maspod/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@masxp23Time Codes: 02:05 - The Mixtape 2:24 - SAG strike over5:55 - Week 9 of the NFL Youngest QB's7:55 - KeKe Palmer12:13 - Ohio voters legalize marijuana and productive rights15:15 - The Vatican makes a ruling on transgender baptisms19:00 - Black Panther Stuntman Passes Away21:20 - Tracey Chapman wins CMA23:14 - Tim Scott's Mystery Girlfriend36:10 - New Music45:05 - What's your issue46:15 - To many songs on albums47:19 - Disrespectful people

Happy Sunday! Nick Grimshaw presents the Graham Norton Radio Show with Waitrose today and there's lots in store.Nick has a hoot with baker and former strictly contestant John Whaite who brings tales from his new book Dancing On Eggshells.Show Chef Martha's got a sweet Sunday treat ready.Angela Scanlon pops on the show to chat as she's presenting the show next week.And Nick's finally done it... He gets Tracey Chapman on the phone with Keith Lemon to test how compatible they are!Make sure you give our social channels a follow @VirginRadioUK for more! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is the full show for July 20, 2023. We ask our American Mama if it's racist for a white country singer to cover Tracey Chapman's song, “Fast Car.” We Dig Deep into why having a DEI officer leads to less diversity. Plus, one show is able to keep shooting even during the writers and actors strikes, and that's a Bright Spot. And, a cat's special help for his owner will leave you saying, “Whoa!”

In 1989, Lou Reed released his tour de force, “New York”.   Many see this album as part of Reed's holy trinity of spectacular albums - “Velvet Underground & Nico”, “Berlin” and “New York”. Commercially & artistically successful, this album took everything back to basics, and Reed himself was quoted as saying, “This is as good as it gets – two guitars, bass and drums”. Mick and Jeff both love this late-career revival album for its strong songs, caustic lyrics, perfect observations and great word play. This deals with the "everyday" – domestic violence, child abuse, corruption, politics – and it's grittier for that reality.   The album you must hear before you die is 1988's self-titled “Tracey Chapman”.  This album, very different to what was on the charts at the time, received 6 Grammy Award nominations, winning 3. The big hit from this album was “Fast Car", which sold strongly around the world, and still features in lists of the Greatest Songs of All Time.  Needless to say, Mick and Jeff think it's a terrific single on a terrific album   Jeff leaps into the world of fashion with tips on the biggest style trends for men in 2023.  The boys talk about Abbey Road and Star Wars parody T-shirts, with Mick's Peruvian t-shirt featuring llamas crossing the famous road. They've found Abbey Road shirts featuring not only The Simpsons, but The Depps (yep, Johnny Depp), The Sherlocks (of the Holmes variety), Dr Who and a Social Distancing design, with each person 1.5 metres apart!  We think you're going to love this episode.  We sure did!  References:  Lou Reed, “New York”, Abbey Road, llamas, “1001 Albums You Must Hear before You Die” Robert Dimery Editor 2021, Tracey Chapman, “Fast Car”, Elektra, “Talkin' ‘bout a revolution”, Billboard Hot 100, Globite School bag, “Berlin”, “Dirty Boulevard”, “Songs for Drella”, John Cale, Velvet Underground reunion tour PlaylistStyle trends for men 2023Linda Hurley song about invasive species to Australia

Join us on a captivating musical odyssey with ALIA, an emerging artist who fearlessly charts their own path in the world of music. In this podcast, we delve deep into ALIA's story, from their roots as a young girl to their identity as a queer, androgynous, non-binary musician. Their debut EP, "Soho Sessions: Side A," serves as a remarkable testament to honesty, vulnerability, and inspiration.ALIA, with Danish and diverse heritage, has found a home in London and crafted a soulful sound that draws from indie, folk, soft rock, and melodic influences. Their music resonates with the likes of Joni Mitchell, Tracey Chapman, Jeff Buckley, and other iconic artists who have left an indelible mark on the music world.Within ALIA's solo journey, a special collaboration with Steven Young, also known as Mr. Nobody, has emerged. Together, they have created an unmatched soulful bond, resulting in the production and engineering of an upcoming modern psychedelic rock chapter. This podcast takes you behind the scenes and gives you a glimpse into their artistic process.The core artistry of ALIA's debut EP revolves around honoring people's free will and their right to unconditionally love whom they choose. Through intimate acoustic versions and soul-stirring tracks, ALIA invites listeners to explore their own emotions and find solace in the diverse world we live in.Each episode of "The ALIA Chronicles: Unveiling the Soulful Journey" dissects a song from the EP, providing deep insights into ALIA's lyrics, melodies, and the personal experiences that inspired them. Join us as we unravel the captivating story behind each track and discover the healing power of ALIA's music.Whether you're a fan of indie, folk, or rock music, or simply appreciate raw talent and heartfelt storytelling, this podcast is for you. Tune in to "The ALIA Chronicles" and embark on a soulful journey that will leave you inspired and craving for more.Listen the album here : https://open.spotify.com/album/5SCXd2sUHaLDjkvumOQ6l6

 We speak with Jolene who founded Project Fresh Start about veganism, food insecurity and minimising food waste. Jolene started PFS in 2021 in the southeast suburbs of Melbourne/Narrm as a way to contribute to community, provide fresh and healthy meals to people in need and reduce the food waste that she'd observed over her career in the hospitality industry.   About Project Fresh Start Inc. Our purpose is to understand the issues that affect our local community and respond in a manner that doesn't compromise our values. We believe that everyone has the right to live a happy and healthy life and we focus on helping to remove the barriers that people face in achieving these outcomes. Our focus is on providing free, healthy fresh plant-based food and education around healthy eating and living in a way that sustains the individual, the community, the animals, and the planet. Donations are gratefully received, as is contact if anyone is keen to volunteer or start something up in your own area. PFS's contact and bank account details are located on their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/projectfreshstart21 Links Foodbank Hunger Report 2022 examines the extent and severity of experience with food insecurity among Australian households: https://www.foodbank.org.au/foodbank-hunger-report-2022/?state=vic Food waste in Australia: https://www.dcceew.gov.au/environment/protection/waste/food-waste Food Empowerment Project https://foodispower.org/ and their ethical chocolate list https://foodispower.org/chocolate-list/ World Plant Milk Day https://www.worldplantmilkday.com/ Food Not Bombs https://www.foodnotbombs.net/australia.html Music we played Talkin' Bout a Revolution by Tracey Chapman https://open.spotify.com/track/0YMFcrMtBowDdD5bPz0cgy?si=8a186be46b2e4c8f Idioteque by Radiohead https://open.spotify.com/track/1W5XugQJGhnSATMI5n002M?si=c001e8215eb6449f Better in Blak by Thelma Plum https://open.spotify.com/track/1c5iUY7Zg1SxtROg1yr5ad?si=2c4a229569b14ce6  

Så kører Sejrstimen igen.... Netop som krigen raser og 'krisen' kradser og nogle vælger at lade bilen holde lidt mere stille kommer dette tema drønende: C A R (s) Den elskede bil. Det ultimative symbol på den moderne verden, den sidste frihed, status og kompensation plus lidt aggression er temaet i dette nye program der præsenterer: Prefab Sprout, Tracey Chapman, Snow Patrol, Arcade Fire, Sparks, Taylor Swift, Gino Vanelli, U2, The Cure, Chairlift, Gary Numan, Blur m.fl. plus et sidespor med danske Souvenirs.

Welcome back to another episode of Riot Act, a podcast about music. This week Steve is once again joined by Sam Sleight to chat about all the big issues and events over the last week. There's new albums from The Callous Daoboys, JID and 156/Silence to get through, there's also some pretty depressing news from various angles regarding Scott Kelly's disgraced retirement from music, Pras from The Fugees getting tied up in a money laundering scandal, fire starting destruction at Reading and Leeds festivals and... this isn't so bad, Cradle of Filth and Ed Sheeran's collab effort drawing ever closer. We then look back at the Human Rights Now! tour, which began on this day back in 1988 and featured a bill of Bruce Springsteen and The E-Street Band, Peter Gabriel, Sting, Tracey Chapman and more. All put on to raise awareness of Amnesty International, which it succeeded in doing in spectacular fashion. We track the progress of the ambitious tour and look at the genesis of the Benefit Concert, from Handel playing Messiah for a children's charity back in the 18th century, to Ariana Grande's One Love for Manchester concert set up in the aftermath of the terror attack on her Manchester Arena show in 2017. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

With so much “bad” happening right now, ranging from the Invasion of Ukraine to the rage over abortion again taking center stage in America, let's escape for a few minutes and talk about something less important, seemingly trivial, yet necessary to confront.The Major League Baseball and National Football League Hall of Fames are the most coveted and noteworthy Halls in all of America. There's a Hall for almost every interest, ranging from croquet to paper. I'm not sure why we need an Insurance Hall of Fame, but I sure am glad there's the AVN Hall of Fame, which honors the best of the best in the porn industry. I suppose there's a reason why the Mascot Hall exists, so too the Quilters, Scuba Divers, and Internet Halls of Fame.All of which makes the most embarrassing Hall of Fame of them all so shameful.You see, the Basketball Hall of Fame actually inducts people that have something to do with the game; either as a player, coach, or even referee of the game of basketball.The AVN Hall of Fame includes porn stars, directors, and even companies that directly play a role in making world class pornography.The debate over what exactly a genre of music is defined as has raged since the first caveman uttered out the original version of Ooooooga-Booooga. Just recently on the RAD show, we debated what exactly defines “Classic Rock,” music; is it age? Feel? Sound? Can Grunge be Classic Rock since Grunge, at its' height, was played endlessly on every mainstream rock station in America? Are hair bands classic rock? What about bands like Linkin Park, who were at their peak 20 years ago?One thing that was never debated was whether or not Janet Jackson belongs to the category. Do you know why? Because she clearly has nothing at all whatsoever to do with rock music. Oh sure, occasionally a rock artist will find their way to the pop category with a certain song, or specific sound. Aerosmith has charted on the Billboard Hot 100 more than once, Journey a dozen times, and the aforementioned Linkin Park a half dozen times, all while also being played on Rock stations. But never have you once turned on a self-respecting rock station, whether it be classic, mainstream, grunge, or anything in between and heard Madonna.And yet, somehow, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame includes both Janet Jackson and Madonna amongst its' inductees. Not to mention James Taylor, Abba, Donna Summer, Run DMC, Bill Withers, Public Enemy, and NWA. Jesus jumped-up Christ.I realize this complaint is neither unique nor new; people have been arguing about how in the world pop and rap stars are in any way deserving of being enshrined alongside the inarguables like Zeppelin, The Beatles, Pink Floyd and the like since the Hall began. And of course, there's the annual list of bands that aren't in the Hall, which, when compared to knowing Abba and NWA are in, makes the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame lose all credibility. Somehow, Madonna and Donna Summer are in, but Iron Maiden, Motley Crue, Pantera, Stone Temple Pilots and even Ozzy Freaking Osbourne (as a solo artist) aren't!Nothing has been more embarrassing and telling than the 2022 inductees for the shear whiplash you get from imaging how the extremes on each side could ever possibly be uttered in the same sentence as “rock and roll.” The only acts that belong amongst this year's inductees are Judas Priest and Pat Benatar. The absurdity of Harry Belafonte, Carly Simon, Duran Duran, and The Eurythmics speak for themselves. But the three points on the triangle that level waste to this garbage hall are Eminem, Lionel Richie, and Dolly Parton. Yes, Dolly Parton, whose only association with this genre of music is a lyric in one of her songs in which she says “I'm a little bit country, a little bit rock and roll,” which she sang in a COUNTRY song (and it was a remake of Donny and Marie's biggest hit…also, not rock and roll artists).All of this would be a non-issue if they would have named the Hall what it clearly is; The Musical Performers Hall of Fame. There's nothing at all “Rock and Roll” about so many of the inductees that it's both an insult to the genre, and a slap in the face at some of the greatest musical performers of all time who AREN'T in. After all, if somehow NWA and Public Enemy are in the Hall, how is Snoop Dogg not? Or Mariah Carey, for that matter?And don't get me started on the fact that what is supposed to be the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is in one of America's worst cities, Cleveland, and for no legitimate reason at all whatsoever. Juts because Drew Carey sang “Cleveland Rocks,” doesn't make it true. Other than Nine Inch Nails and Joe Walsh, nothing resembling rock has come out of that sewer by the Cuyahoga River, unless of course you consider Tracey Chapman and her depressing ass “fast Car,” Rock and Roll, which the Hall of Fame probably will soon. Pathetic.See? Wasn't that a fun few minutes? Isn't it nice to occasionally get all ginned up over something meaningless, yet not?Now, you may resume worrying about soaring prices, Roe versus Wade, Covid, masks, the legitimacy of the 2020 election, the current President's mental state, war in Europe, the baby formula shortage, hepatitis in children, the soaring crime rate, record-high illegal immigration, The Johnny Depp/Amber Heard cringeworthy trial, the popularity of Doctor Strange and what it says about our society, and why the UFC scale wasn't working properly this weekend. Enjoy!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In his best Tony Greig voice, Billy Birmingham said “A grudge is nothing more than a place to park your car.” We respectfully disagree. Time to Restump preview podcast Saturday night's much anticipated grudge match!Yes Ok, there are four points on offer and we don't want to take our eyes off the bigger picture prize…. but great meaningful entertaining long-term rivalries are built on stubbornly held grudges… so look out apron-string boy!There's a bit of a nostalgic old school Freo about this upcoming game. Sean Darcy making his intentions public and coach JL saying you should hand in your membership if you're not filthy on Cez! (Well that's what I read between JL's lines… the inference was there!)Prime time Saturday night, us and the Blues at similar developmental stages, both four and one, Jack Newnes is playing and Cez had the audacity to recently state he wanted to be part of building something from the ground up! We're one win and four losses in our last five encounters and haven't beaten them since 2018. And let's also not forget round 3 last year when the Blues deliberately singled out, took to and viciously bullied Andy Brayshaw!  All the above plays a complimentary and respectful role, adding to the emotional and inspiring experience of the Len Hall game and the Anzac Day weekend. It promises to be one special occasion. While we were singling the Blues over the losses of Angus Young and Tracey Chapman, it isn't music to our ears! Their absence will seriously hurt us against Carlton's powerful forward line. But Griffin Logue's inclusion down back and a returning Sargent Schultz putting anything in blue under pressure up forward, has somewhat changed our tune. Is Carlton's naming of Paddy Crips a ruse? One week for a hamstring? Are the Blue baggers playing funny blue buggers? We're buzzing with anticipation and just can't sit still waiting for this game to come around! Plenty more to go over though, matchups, selection chatter, coaches covid, Lobby, Sonny and Alex Pearce. We touch on the umpiring debacle without animated arm and hand movements and then we round it out with a listener's question in the juggernaut that is the “Ask Jojo” segment. So, pick up your plugs, put em in your ports and piers, press play on this hour of purple poppycock and join us potting that punk who pinched our pesos, played us and pi55ed off! (You have to ask the question... how much nonsense can two people come up with!)Whatever the case…. We can't wait for Saturday night. Get in Freo!

She has been compared to Tracey Chapman and Dolores O Riordan but there's nobody quite like singer/songwriter Grainne Hunt, she joined Sinéad for a chat as she prepares to take to the stage over Christmas. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tonight's show features the haughtily beautiful voice of Tracey Chapman.

This episode's guest is Bill Shipsey, founder of Art for Amnesty, human rights activist and the bringer of culture to all things. We'll be talking about his adventurous life of attaching U2, Sting and Joan Baez to Amnesty International, founding and then bestowing the Ambassador of Conscience award on Vaclav Havel, Nelson Mandela, Ai Weiwei, Alicia Keys and other inspiring advocates of human rights.Shipsey was Co-Executive Producer of “Instant Karma” – Amnesty's multi-star benefit album of John Lennon compositions. He devised and produced the Small Places Tour, a 2008 music concert project which partnered with over 800 concerts in some 40 countries worldwide. Shipsey first joined Amnesty in the late 1970's – inspired in part by the activism of entertainers who performed at the Monty Python inspired “Secret Policeman's Ball” benefit show.He is a former Chair of the Irish Section of Amnesty International and a former member of the International Executive Committee of Amnesty International. By profession Shipsey is a Barrister and has appeared for Amnesty International before the Court of Justice of the European Union.  He has consulted widely with other human rights organisations around the world seeking to partner with artists in the promotion of human rights campaigns.We talk about his recent article for the Irish Times about Aleksey Navalny and Amnesty International awarding him the title of Prisoner of Conscience despite his previous history of ultra-nationalist sentiment. We discuss culture and some of his many projects including his exhibitions with Peter Sis, how the journey began and unfolded with his friends from the world of music and art, including Bono and Peter Gabriel, and even the Human Rights Now world tour in 1988, headlined by Bruce Springstein and Tracey Chapman amongst others. Global Arena Research Institute is an independent, non-partisan research organisation that combines the most advanced methods of AI-driven data, scientific and other artificial reasoning capabilities, elevating data science into completely new levels of opportunity. Our goal is to provide unprecedented insights into the nature, impact, and management of globalization in order to improve institutional and governmental as well as business, energy and other sectors' decision making. Our mission is to make the most of organically connecting AI-level reasoning capacities with the human-level critical reasoning capacities for the sake of a better future.

POW! Power of Women festival takes place on the ancient isle of Thanet which comprises Margate, Ramsgate Broadstairs & Birchington. 'Composers on Film' host Gemma Dempsey, herself a Ramsgatian, asked a number of the amazing women taking part to send her a voice memo introducing themselves, how they were involved in POW! and to nominate a track by their favourite female artist. Participants include writers, performers, a death doula, the creator of a crochet installation inspired by local 'mermads', a descendent of a suffragette and an archivist of Greenham Common, which celebrates its 40th anniversary this year and begins with Amy Redmond, POW! Artistic Director.Wonderful varied voices and an awesome playlist featuring:Robyn with Rokysopp, Grace Petrie, Diana Ross, Sleater-Kinney, Tracey Chapman, Sara Bareilles, Patti Smith, The Raincoats, Betty Davis -along with a few chosen by Gemma - Dinah Shore, Chaka Khan and Nina Simone - Enjoy!This is the Soho Radio podcast, showcasing some of the best broadcasts from our online radio station, right from the heart Soho London.Across our Music and Culture channels, we have a wide range of shows covering every genre, along with chat shows, discussions and special broadcasts.To catch up on all Soho Radio shows from both our music and culture channels head on over mixcloud.com/sohoradio or tune in live anytime at sohoradiolondon.com.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/soho-radio. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

...o Jason ahora sin los Scorchers Ringenberg que sería rico de haber pedido un dólar por promesa. El super barbudo Dallas Moore nos presenta la canción que da título a su nuevo disco, seguro que repleto de rock and roll. Un poco de blues con los Walker Roaders y su hipnótica versión del blues de Howlin Wolf y el funkie de Selwin Birchwood dan paso a la reencarnación rocker de Guillermo el Conquistador 1000 años después, antes de conocer a los neoyorquinos Jane Lee Hooker (¿la hermana de John?) y a Ray Cardwell que versiona a Al Green con su llévame al río. Un poco de balada country a cargo de Matt Prater antes de escuchar la versión de Fleetwood Mac del Landslide de Stevie Nicks. Presentamos al trío Nobody's Girl con su piano a lo Carole King y su versión del fast car de Tracey Chapman, Acabamos con el guitarrista surf, barcelonés afincado en Madrid, Albert Ginés y su fantástica composición Nautilus y una no menor versión del estándar jazz Caravan de Juan Tizol y Duke Ellington. ⦁ The Straitjackets, I Feel Fine⦁ Jason Ringenberg, Keep That Promise⦁ Dallas Moore, The Rain⦁ The Walker Roaders, Smokestack Lightning ⦁ Selwyn Birchwood, You Can't Steal My Shine ⦁ William The Conqueror, Move On ⦁ Jane Lee Hooker, Jericho ⦁ Ray Cardwell, Take Me to the River ⦁ Matt Prater, The Waltz Called Life ⦁ Allison Russell, L'Avalanche ⦁ Nobody's Girl, So Far Away ⦁ Nobody's Girl, Fast car ⦁ Calexico, Franks' Tavern⦁ Albert Ginés, Nautilus⦁ Albert Ginés, La Caravana

E101 - We had the honor of interviewing esteemed jazz, rock, and R&B drummer Steve Ferrone. You have definitely heard his work - just look at this bio below. In this recording, he gets candid about love, family, dalliances, the rock and roll lifestyle, and explains some life changes he has made for the better. We learn about the mods and rockers of Brighton Beach in the 60’s and how Steve’s first blues band opened for The Who. Steve and Julianne talk shop regarding syncopation and style - Pretty Purdie, Steve Gadd, and Led Zeppelin to name a few. When asked about nerves, traveling, and groupies, we heard some funny, surprising stories! Duran Duran played a big role during Stephen’s busiest year, when he also played with George Harrison, Eric Clapton, and was in the Saturday Night Live band. We figured out the connection between Questlove and Average White Band. And Julianne’s Unchained questions inspire a great Johnny Cash impression! Find out which soap opera Steve was in, which musicians and moments rendered him star-struck, including recalling what it was like to record at Abbey Road. We also hear the amazing story of Prince performing George Harrison’s “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” during his induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Fans of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers wrote in some questions, so we find out about a reunion, conflict, grief, what life was really like in the band, and insight into the person that Tom Petty was. Steve has played with Average White Band, Chaka Khan, Eric Clapton, George Harrison, Duran Duran, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Whitney Houston, Johnny Cash, Aretha Franklin, Michael Jackson, Dire Straits, Aerosmith, Morrissey-Mullen, Bee Gees, Cyndi Lauper, Bette Midler, Stevie Nicks, Paul Simon, Steve Winwood, Tracey Chapman, Mick Jagger, George Benson, Peter Frampton, Anita Baker, Bryan Ferry, Rick James, Slash, Scritti Politti, Pooh and more.  You can watch this episode on our Mouse and Weens YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgeuFSExQ2EaHYSG-s4sgZw The original full length version of this interview is on https://www.patreon.com/mouseandweens Find Steve at The New Guy Show on Sirius XM’s Tom Petty Radio https://www.siriusxm.com/channels/tom-petty-radio Facebook: The New Guy Show with Steve Ferrone https://www.facebook.com/The-New-Guy-Show-with-DJ-Steve-Ferrone-on-Tom-Petty-Radio-1245914005441918 https://steveferrone.com Join Facebook Fan Pages at: Tom Petty Nation, Steve Ferrone Fans Song credits: “Steve’s Strutt” (c) Stephen Ferrone. Steve Ferrone’s Farm Fur. More Head. 2006. Drumroll Records. “3 Chord Trick” (c) Dire Straits Legacy. 3 Chord Trick. 2017. Forward Music Italy. Used with permission. Voice actor: Matt Thompson Podcast promo: The Perfect Package Podcast We are sponsored by Dream Dinners! Get more balance in your lifestyle by joining Dream Dinners meal prep system. Save an average of $200 a month on groceries 20 hours a month shopping and prepping! Joelle has been using Dream Dinners since 2017 and tells all her friends about it regularly, so this is a tried and true life hack! Kids love the homecooked meals, it is fast, easy, and a no-brainer for busy parents.  It is not a subscription service so you can use it as frequently or as infrequently as you would like. Locations are nationwide. At the San Diego locations of Poway and San Marcos, use MOUSEANDWEENS20 for a 20% discount AND during the time we are in the purple tier, enjoy free delivery within 25 mi of the store. Sign up at https://www.dreamdinners.com Mouse and Weens podcast is part of the https://podfixnetwork.com A transcript of this episode is on http://www.mouseandweens.com Please follow and contact us via Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | YouTube @mouseandweens We’d love to hear from you at (858) 206-8746 or mouseandweens@gmail.com  Thank you to our patrons for joining our family! If anyone else would like to be a part and get Mouse and Weens gea...

Welcome back to another week! Socially Distance this week due to contract tracing - This week, Cover 1 - Conversation between Chad Johnson and Brandon Marshall from their podcast leads up to have our own conversation: Just because you eat healthy, are you healthy? (18:29) Followed by some Dr Dre News, richest man in the world, Tracey Chapman getting her money, & Cover 2 - The Terrorist attacked on The Capitol in Our Nation's Capital. (1:08:17) Much more! Please Follow Us On IG: @thenourishmentpodcast Email: thenourishmentpodcast@gmail.com Peace and Blessings!

Met deze extra lange aflevering sluiten we het tweede seizoen van Tekstuur af. Marco praat met spoken word-artiest en acteur Romano Haynes over makerschap, liefde voor tv, taal en theater, fluisteren versus schreeuwen. Dit alles aan de hand van fragmenten van o.a. Tracey Chapman, Björk en Marlon James. Shoutout naar Jeroen Landsbergen die voor alle afleveringen van dit seizoen de mix verzorgde. Medio 2021 is Tekstuur terug met nieuwe artiesten in een nieuwe opzet. Stay tuned!

Our analysis of Tracey Chapman's 1988 hit song Fast Car

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Guitarist Adam Levy (Norah Jones, Tracey Chapman) is known for his tone and taste.  Adam talks with host Jonathan Freilich about his concept on the guitar, how he looks at the guitar from a more compositional approach as oppose to a cliche guitar licks approach, his studies with Ted Greene, his current online guitar lessons course, and more.

Join Caroline Wilson, Corrie Perkin, Anna from the Op Shop and producer Jane for our Ep 134 - GLT's. Don't Shoot the Messenger is powered by Red Energy. To support the company that supports us - give Red Energy a call on 131 806 or visit their website HERE - for real Aussie energy.Mentioned in the show this weekMr Clean Eraser Pad Block at Bunnings - for scuffs on walls and skirtings.Stacey recommends Wangaratta as a great base for Bright, Chiltern or up to the King Valley.Kay recommends the Comic Releif Normal People parody clips ‘Normal Older People’; a crossover of Fleabag and Normal People; plus, Marianne, Connell and ‘the Hot Priest’ (from Fleabag) singing Tracey Chapman’s ‘Baby can I hold you’. Links via the article HERE.Jan recommends Jen the dog groomer in Pt Fairy Pandora’s Paws.Wade's chomping on the hot chips at Hawke's Farm all winterFairfield Books recommended the Flinders Hotel which has a terrific dinner, bed & breakfast deal going until Xmas of $260 per couple. (Except for Sat night).Sam recommends The Stables at Stones in Coldstream.NGV is back openAnita recommends exploring the upper Marybrinong. Walk around Poynton's Nursery in Essendon, and the 10 km walk/bike trail from Brimbank Park to Canning Reserve in Avondale Heights is beautiful and like being in the countryJane’s recommending the podcast Ladies We Need To Talk – The Answer’s No.For videos and pics make sure you follow us on Instagram @DontShootPod.Like our Facebook page and hit 'Sign Up' to receive weekly updates HERE.Email the show via feedback@dontshootpod.com.au.Don't Shoot the Messenger is produced by Corrie Perkin, Caroline Wilson and produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for Crocmedia.

Matty Libatique is truly one of the greatest cinematographers I have had the chance to work with throughout my career. Matty comes from a Filipino background but was born in New York City in Elmhurst in the borough of Queens. His father, Justiniano Libatique, was an amateur photographer and worked in a film laboratory in New York. As a kid growing up in New York, his dad gifted Matty a Nikon and taught him photography fundamentals at an age when he did not realize he would be using this knowledge for his entire career. During his University years he studied sociology and communications at Cal State Fullerton and then went to AFI for an MA in Cinematography. In this podcast we talked about his journey to become the great cinematographer he is today including his career long collaboration with Darren Aronofsky going back to when they were students at AFI and working with great DP’s like Ed Lachman, a very important mentor for Matty. We also talked about some of his other collaborations with directors like Joel Schumacher, Spike Lee, Jon Favreau, Ernest Dickerson, Bradley Cooper, Rashid Johnson, Mathieu Kassovitz and many others…. As a cinematographer, he is one of the great pioneers of manipulating the photochemical process for extreme dramatic effect by using lab processing techniques like Cross Process & Skip Bleach. He is one of a small group of bold DP’s that were the original trailblazers that experimented frequently with using the cross process and skip bleach process in the work including Malik Sayeed, Harris Savides, Bob Richardson, Darius Khonji and Ellen Kuras to name a few. He has Academy Award nominations for Black Swan and A Star is Born and has many festival wins for films including Spirit Awards for Requiem For a Dream and Black Swan. His parents, Justiniano Libatique and Georgina Porter are immigrants from the Philippines. Matty’s Filipino heritage is very important to him. He speaks and understands Tagalog and comes from French heritage on his paternal side. Throughout his career he has shot many important music videos including the 1998 Jay-Z video Ja Rule & Amil: Can I Get A….. directed by Steve Carr and also the Tracey Chapman video with Julie Dash directing called Give Me One Reason. CONVERSATIONS WITH CHARLIE YOUTUBE: https://tinyurl.com/vrtzr64 SPOTIFY: https://tinyurl.com/wvjfav4 APPLE PODCASTS: https://tinyurl.com/w7n8br2 WEBSITE: www.conversationswithcharlie.com

Laurie Nye was born in Memphis, Tennessee in 1972 and lives in Los Angeles. 1. The Breeders "Cannonball"      2. Nirvana, "Heart-shaped box"      3 Tracey Chapman, "Fast Car"      4 Led Zepplin "Ramble On"      5 Dirtbombs "Wreck my Flow"     6 French Vanilla, "Carrie"     You can find Laurie's work and the work of all the other artists involved in this podcast on www.whatartistslistento.com and @whatartistslistentopodcast on Instagram.      The podcast is hosted by the artist Pia Pack www.piapack.com / @piapack

The team look back on a vintage Carolina International that saw Liz Halliday-Sharp in invincible form taking the top two spots in the CCI4-S.  All the American big guns were in flying form & the Kentucky countdown is on. As for this weekend, one of the biggest & most high quality fields take each other on for the Belton crown.  Nicole is back from her American adventures (there was no wine aisle pregnancy announcement this year!), Jenni is over excited at the prospect of Quarrycrest Echo doing the Belton - Kentucky double, Diarm is sick & sounding like Tracey Chapman and Sam completes a full team for the first time in a while! Who do you think will win Belton?  Let us know!

It's our first episode of 2019!  We've managed to escape winter's icy grip for a while and we're travelling all the way back to the glorious summer of '88, with the first disc of NOW That's What I Call Music Vol. 12 in tow!  Can master hard disk thief Tracey Chapman be thwarted in time for Mandela's birthday party?  How much reggae is too much reggae?  What is the most absorbent Priest?  You'll find the answers to these questions right here in the latest instalment of the NOW We're Talking Podcast!

We know when it comes to using someone's intellectual property the rule is always seek permission. Well, this week I've read two cases of artists who did, in fact, seek permission BUT when their request was met with denial they moved forward anyway. Choosing to ask forgiveness instead. Case 1. Kendrick Lamar and SZA's All The Stars music video uses visual artist Lina Iris Viktor. Viktor stated in an interview with the New York Times that she was contacted twice by Black Panther representative about using her work in the promotional material for the film however she didn't like the terms and declined. Fast forward one month. She noticed her signature gold patterned style in a 19-second scene in the All The Stars video. Case 2. Nicki Minaj leaks her track with Nas that uses Tracey Chapman's Baby Can I Hold You. The song was supposed to be on her new album but was pulled because she couldn't clear the sample. Fast forward a few months and Nicki allegedly leaked the song to Funkmaster Flex who teased it on his social media before playing on air that night. After that it was a wrap. The song was picked up on another station and soon made its way around the internet. This brings us to the Atlanta rap group Migos is being sued for copyright infringement for their song "Walk it Like I Talk it" by rapper M.O.S. He claims the group stole the hook from a song he wrote and published 10 years ago. It's important to note that after he heard Migos version of the song he filed his copyright. Then he filed his lawsuit. Remember, you cannot file a copyright infringement lawsuit without a federally registered copyright. Top 3 Takeaways 1. File your copyright before you publish if possible but definitely before the infringement. 2. Moving forward using someone's copyrighted work after they told you no is evidence of willful infringement. 3. Willful infringement can hurt your pockets and get you locked up Remember if this episode made you say, mmm I didn't know that make sure to subscribe, rate, and invite your business besties and tribe to catch next week's episode. Have a story you want me to discuss? Email it to podcast@offthemarkipsolutions.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Its a Giant Leap for biopics as Niel Armstrong's journey from a test pilot to astronaut gets the movie treatment in FIRST MAN. The filming on the MIB spin off with Chris Hemsworth has wrapped, will we get to see a Big Willie cameo? Conceptual artist Sophie Calle's cat died so she recorded a 37 track album in dedicated to her late feline friend. Nicki Minaj is being sued for sampling Tracey Chapman with out getting permission, the irony is that the song is called SORRY. It's a very Happy Halloween as Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees, Ghostface, Michael Myers and Leatherface spoof the Backstreet Boys with 'I'LL KILL YOU THAT WAY' Website

Its a Giant Leap for biopics as Niel Armstrong's journey from a test pilot to astronaut gets the movie treatment in FIRST MAN. The filming on the MIB spin off with Chris Hemsworth has wrapped, will we get to see a Big Willie cameo? Conceptual artist Sophie Calle's cat died so she recorded a 37 track album in dedicated to her late feline friend. Nicki Minaj is being sued for sampling Tracey Chapman with out getting permission, the irony is that the song is called SORRY. It's a very Happy Halloween as Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees, Ghostface, Michael Myers and Leatherface spoof the Backstreet Boys with 'I'LL KILL YOU THAT WAY'

Thema is Swinging Ladies. Muziek van Tracey Chapman, Lulu & The Lampshades, ZAZ, Aretha Franklin en Heidi Brühl.

Artie Kornfeld is the co producer of Woodstock, the Co Founder of Cocaine Anonymous, behind almost every great band or act from the 60's through the 90's including The Cowsills, Bert Sommer, The Eye Of The Tiger, Tracey Chapman, Blondie, and everything in between, and he is still growing strong carrying and embodying the messages of hope and peace to the existing and future generations. Join us for a nice conversation which is sure to be inspiritng. http://artiekornfeld-woodstock.com/   "On the weekend of August 15th, 1969 an estimated 500,000 people from all over America descended on the 600-acre dairy farm of Max Yasgur, in Bethel, New York, for a three-day concert, the Woodstock Music and Art Fair. On Monday, August 18th, they all melted back into America after witnessing legendary performances by, among others, the Who, Santana, Janis Joplin, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Joe Cocker, Sly and the Family Stone, Jimi Hendrix and, in only their second live show together, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young. Despite delays, the danger of electrical shocks and general backstage anarchy, Woodstock pulled off the ultimate magic act of the 1960's: turning utter rain-soaked chaos into the greatest rock festival ever and the decade's most famous and successful experiment in peace and community." © 2004 Rolling Stone

Vrijdagavond 22:00 uur dus tijd voor Des Engels met Vincent van Engelen op 40UP Radio. Muziek van Rolling Stones, Johnny Thunder, Odetta, The Evens, Tracey Chapman en Luciano Pavarotti.

Vrijdagavond 22:00 uur dus tijd voor Des Engels met Vincent van Engelen op 40UP Radio. Muziek van Rolling Stones, Johnny Thunder, Odetta, The Evens, Tracey Chapman en Luciano Pavarotti.

Eric Miller from the Pods and Sods Network podcast joins me to discuss and listen to some Springsteen duets. We discuss music by Sam Moore, John Fogerty, Eddie Vedder, Tracey Chapman, Mike Ness, Rosanne Cash and 42 others. Also available… The post ep16 Two Hearts vol.1 – Springsteen duets appeared first on TRAMPS LIKE US.

In what is probably their most musical episode ever Jarrod and Adam break in to song nearly every five minutes as they discuss Metallica's brand new single Hardwired, Look at Michelle Branch & Santana's steamy collabs, have that long overdue Tracey Chapman debate and attempt to manage up and coming metal band Merchant. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Neil is a folk, blues and country inspired artist originally from Scotland but now living in Sheffield. Appreciated by BBC Radio 2, 6Music and XFM, the Guardian compared Neil’s voice to ‘a male Tracey Chapman’. He has released three studio albums and has supported Richard Hawley on tour across Europe. In this video, Neil will discuss his lyric writing, suggest good subjects for songs, explain the origins of one of his own songs and the tricks he uses to appeal to listeners.

Our first guest (Dayna's sister!!!) joins the Sass n' Brass posse for a (not rousing but still good) discussion of Tracey Chapman's biggest hit, "Fast Car." Weigh in! Leave a review! Let's be besties!

James and Brian, although having never met before, instantly bond. They both, albeit at different times, played poker at the legendary Mayfair Club and relive some of those great stories.   As Brian says, "You'd leave early in the morning either with a gangsters roll in your pocket or knowing you'd just lost... but somehow as you'd walk out, four, four-thirty, five in the morning and get into a gypsy cab... something just felt right in the world..."   The Mayfair Club was Brian and his writing partner David Levien's inspiration for the hit movie Rounders starring Matt Damon.   Brian attributes a lot of his success to his ADHD. He's able to laser focus in things that fascinate him. When he came across the singer-songwriter Tracey Chapman, he was hooked. She had something very special and he "knew it." But "knowing it" and getting her to believe he knew it and that he could help her took years of hard work. She originally said no a hundred times in a row.   You've got to listen to Brian's story about Phillip Roth and the elevator... It's a classic.   They dive deep into the question of how can you turn off that voice inside you that tells you that you suck.   Put some kind of practice into your life; walk, exercise, meditate, whatever... as long as it works for you, do it.   This is a great interview... one of James' all-time best. ------------What do YOU think of the show? Head to JamesAltucherShow.com/listeners and fill out a short survey that will help us better tailor the podcast to our audience!Are you interested in getting direct answers from James about your question on a podcast? Go to JamesAltucherShow.com/AskAltucher and send in your questions to be answered on the air!------------Visit Notepd.com to read our idea lists & sign up to create your own!My new book, Skip the Line, is out! Make sure you get a copy wherever books are sold!Join the You Should Run for President 2.0 Facebook Group, where we discuss why you should run for President.I write about all my podcasts! Check out the full post and learn what I learned at jamesaltuchershow.com------------Thank you so much for listening! If you like this episode, please rate, review, and subscribe to "The James Altucher Show" wherever you get your podcasts: Apple PodcastsiHeart RadioSpotifyFollow me on social media:YouTubeTwitterFacebookLinkedIn

James and Brian, although having never met before, instantly bond. They both, albeit at different times, played poker at the legendary Mayfair Club and relive some of those great stories. As Brian says, "You'd leave early in the morning either with a gangsters roll in your pocket or knowing you'd just lost… but somehow as you'd walk out, four, four-thirty, five in the morning and get into a gypsy cab... something just felt right in the world..." The Mayfair Club was Brian and his writing partner David Levien's inspiration for the hit movie Rounders starring Matt Damon. Brian attributes a lot of his success to his ADHD. He's able to laser focus in things that fascinate him. When he came across the singer-songwriter Tracey Chapman, he was hooked. She had something very special and he "knew it." But "knowing it" and getting her to believe he knew it and that he could help her took years of hard work. She originally said no a hundred times in a row. You’ve got to listen to Brian's story about Phillip Roth and the elevator... It's a classic. They dive deep into the question of how can you turn off that voice inside you that tells you that you suck. Put some kind of practice into your life; walk, exercise, meditate, whatever… as long as it works for you, do it. This is a great interview… one of James' all-time best. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hold onto your hats! Dr Norman Trousers and River Zambezi return for Episode 3! In this episode: Dr Norman channels Dustin Hoffman in "Outbreak"; River refuses to agree that Tracey Chapman could have been a man, when our hosts discuss an unfortunate drinking incident in Prague; We discover that Dr Norman has spent far too much time deliberating on the gravity of the situation when a superhero is struck with explosive diarrhoea; Finally we are introduced (for one time only) to a new segment in the show: "Desert Island Dicks", where we find out that River hates Bieber as much as Dr Norman hates Jordan. (not the country or the basketball player).

Programme de VALERIE BARKOWSKI pour webSYNradio : TWIST THE WORLD avec des titres de Miles Davis, Charlie Rich, Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings, Brenton Wood, Otis Redding, US3, Marvin Gaye, The coasters, Peter Gabriel, Tracey Chapman, Portishead, Goldfrapp, Devendra Banhart, Cocosuma, Kate Bush, Daby, P18, Geoffrey Oryema, Susheela Raman, Smadj Sel, Snoop Dog, Natasha Atlas, Taal Taall, Abida Parveen, Anouar Brahem, Souad Massi, Son of Dave, Yma Sumac, Ry Cooder & Ali Farka Touré, Guem, Jan Garbarek/Ustad Shaukat Hussain, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Nitin Sawhney, Groundation

Programme de Martha Rosler pour webSYNradio : Sept heures en compagnie de Abbie Hoffman, Harry Partch, Patsy Cline, Captain Beefheart, The Fugs, Red Krayola, Joan Baez, Hazel Dickens, Florence Reese, Violeta Parra, Janis Joplin, Sarah Vaughan, Eric Dolphy, Tracey Chapman, Nico, Ralph Stanley & The Clinch Mountain Boys, Keith Whitley, Jackson Mac Low and Anne Tardos, Thelonious Monk, J. S.Bach, Bob Marley, Amanda Palmer, Pauline Oliveros, Allen Ginsberg, Otis Redding, Evan Wilson, Sam Cooke, John Cale, Rolf Schulte and Philharmonia Orchestra, Arnold Schönberg, Lord Buckley, Shir hashirim,Ray Charles, Umm Kulthum, Aretha Franklin, Prince, Bill Withers, Bessie Smith, The Penguins, Yaakov Yosef Stark, Pt.Himangshu Biswas, Emil Gilels, W.A. Mozart, Bertolt Brecht, Joan Armatrading, Neko Case, Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers, Cobra Skulls, Hot Edgard Varése, Bukka White, Frank Zappa & the Mothers of Invention, Billy Bragg, Jimi Hendrix …

How does a Revolution Sound? Tracey Chapman may say it sounds like a whisper, but girlfriend that whisper has become a roar! It is not just about the bread lines, nor about a simple regime change, the World is crying out for Democracy of the REAL kind - for People to determine the conditions of their own life. I'll be reporting on Egypt, and Tunisia and all the other places people are refusing to take the uneven hand they are dealt by the Ruling Elite Class. When will WE quit whispering and ROAR? We witnessed first hand as our Earth was torn asunder and bled oil, which we treated with poison. The Gulf Crisis is far from over. We need to keep looking critically at what has been done, and what is still occurring. No guesty goodness tonight, so I will be welcoming YOUR calls!