Podcasts about trevor steel

Remember all the big hits from The Escape Club? "Wild Wild West." "Shake for the Sheik." "I'll Be There." Escape Club lead singer Trevor Steel joins the podcast this episode to talk about the band's history, the passing of drummer Red Broad, and the band's upcoming appearance on The 80s Cruise and the Lost 80s Live Tour in 2024. The Stuck in the '80s podcast is sponsored by The 80s Cruise. Soon, we'll be able to reveal the band lineup for the 2025 voyage, which sails out of Miami in March 2025 and visits Nassau, San Juan and Labadee. The 2024 cruise is sold out but you can still join the wait list and make it! Our podcast is listener-supported via Patreon. Members get special swag and invitations to patron-only Zoom happy hours with the hosts of the podcast. Find out more at our official Patreon page. The Stuck in the '80s podcast is hosted by creator Steve Spears and Brad Williams. Find out more about the show, celebrating its 19th year in 2024, at sit80s.com.

This week we speak with Trevor Steel and Johnnie Christo from the band The Escape Club.  From their great debut album, The White Fields, to their legendary hit song Wild Wild West, they continue to perform and  make great music for the last 4 decades

The lead singer of the band that brought us 'Wild Wild West' and "I'll Be There" talks about his career and what is in store for the future. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gary-stuckey/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gary-stuckey/support

Trevor Steel is a songwriter, guitarist and lead singer of The Escape Club -- best known for their 1988 No. 1 US hit "Wild, Wild West" and for their top-ten 1991 hit ballad "I'll be There."In this episode of RPM45, Trevor tell us about...The musical hero that motivated him to enter the music business.How an EMI records exec said "we don't hear a hit" on the Wild Wild West album.The group's mind-blowing experience as they became "overnight pop stars" in The U.S., even as "Wild, Wild West" failed to become a hit in their native UK.The inspiration behind "I'll Be There."How they never received much of the money generated by their record sales and how that led them to disband the group in the early '90s.How he became a successful record producer and exec.How the group reunited, and what they're up now.

Steve Cooper talks with musician Trevor Steel. Trevor is best known for being the lead singer of the band The Escape Club. They released their first album in the UK in 1987. Their next album was released in the summer of 1988 on Atlantic records out of the USA.  The title track and first single, Wild Wild West went to #1 on the Billboard hot 100 chart and was Grammy nominated. They released two more singles from the Wild, Wild West album, Shake for the Sheik which got to # 28 and Walking Through Walls. They released their third album in March 1991 which included the # 8 single, Ill Be There. In 1992 when the band temporarily disbanded, Trevor went on to start a career as a songwriter and producer with John Holliday. Based out of Air Studios in London, first under the production name ‘Bump and Grind’ and later as themselves, they wrote and produced many U.K. pop hits.

We are very happy to welcome Trevor Steel of The Escape Club into our studios. Trevor was happy to share band stories including where he was when he found out "Wild, Wild West" had hit number one, the terror he faced trying to make the underwater video for "I'll Be There" and to talk about some new music from The Escape Club "We Can't Go Wrong". --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wddim/message

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I catch up with Trevor Steel, lead singer of The Escape Club. The band's biggest hit, "Wild, Wild, West", went to number one in America but failed to chart in their native England. Trevor talks about the song and where he was when he found out it went to number one. He also talks about the story behind "I'll Be There." Their last full-length album, Celebrity, came out in 2012. The Reliving My Youth store is now open! Shop for shirts, hoodies, mugs, stickers and even onesies. http://tee.pub/lic/relivingmyyouth

Check out our new podcast, Advanced Sagebrush & Shootouts! In the DFW, crime is a real tough nut, and the regular police can't crack it. Oh, they've tried, but now their hands are sore from squeezing so hard, and a few real dummies broke some teeth. Honestly, it's just embarrassing, and now it's up to the DFWTF to save everybody's bacon. Whitt is Trevor Steel, a ex-FBI agent from the right side of the tracks who's looking to do some justice while getting real experience on "the streets". Jared is Kip Simpkins, a fun-loving metalhead cop with a heart of gold (and a mouth full of pizza). Devin is the Adventure Wrangler. http://asspodcast.com

It's the first day on the job for ex-FBI agent Trevor Steel and his head-banging new partner, Kip Simpkins. Can Steel handle the mess of being a cop out on the streets? Can Simpkins manage being on the DFWTF without missing band practice for his seven bands?For more cool AS&S stuff, check out these links!PatreonDiscordMerchWebsiteTwitterInstagram

We're an RPG podcast now! We play Sagebrush & Shootouts, and Trevor Steel almost immediately takes the game off the rails. This episodes topics include: Trevor Steel, Mortimer Goldstein, Justin Bieber playlists, cookies 'n' cream, and blank pranks. Walker episode: The Committee

The Escape Club had one of the biggest and most inescapable hits of the 80s with their 1988 number one blockbuster "Wild Wild West". Contrary to popular belief, they are not one-hit-wonders, and cracked the code again in 1991 when their balled "I'll Be There" hit the top 10 as well. Frontman Trevor Steel discusses the effects a number one smash has had on his life and, surprisingly, it isn't the consistent windfall huge hits have been for other guests we've featured on the show. He's had to pivot over the years to other roles within the music industry and Escape Club's fortunes have fluctuated. The band still do their thing occasionally, releasing an excellent album called Celebrity in 2012. He's a really good guy and honest about the ups and downs.   https://www.facebook.com/theescapeclub/