Podcasts about vinyl night

The Jukebox is back in working order. Decided to make this show a bit differently. Instead of a one-man show talking to the listener, I'm doing it like a Vinyl Night set at your favorite craft brewery or hipster bar. Mash-Up Mondays are DJ D Vicious in 2005, here's D Vicious in 2025.  Featured in this weekly hour of music will be songs debuting on the Hot 100 this week from '65 & '75 along with a smattering of stuff straight from my vinyl collection. Enjoy the tunes and hope you find some new favorites along the way. 

Today's episode discusses the start of the season, a catch up on Braves Country Baseball & Softball, another Strider Vinyl Night, and the Speedway Classic. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cha-Chi and David take an in-depth look at the Beatles' U.S. vinyl albums. The show delves into the history, unique characteristics, and personal anecdotes surrounding iconic albums like 'Meet the Beatles,' 'The Beatles' Second Album,' 'A Hard Day's Night,' 'Beatles '65,' and others. Listeners are in for a nostalgic trip through the Beatles' American discography, exploring not only the music but also the cultural and historical impacts of these albums. The episode includes discussions on album artwork, unique features of different releases, and even touches on rare collectibles and the host's personal experiences from hosting his long-running Beatles radio show.  Cha-Chi's upcoming Vinyl Night event March 27 at Patriot Place: https://www.patriot-place.com/events/wormtown-brewery-beatles-vinyl-night/ Topics   02:33 Nostalgia and Radio Memories 04:49 Chachi's Induction into the New England Music Hall of Fame 08:34 Badfinger and Their Beatles Connection 12:38 Beatles Vinyl Night and Collecting Records 36:37 The Beatles' Second Album Memories 37:53 Gifts from Students and Beatles Collectibles 38:30 Odd Collection and Missing Ringo's Spot 39:52 The Beatles' Movie Ventures 41:45 Something New and the Beatles' TV Appearances 42:43 The Beatles' American Albums and Marketing Tactics 44:17 The Beatles' Soundtrack Albums 49:07 Beatles' 1964 Album Releases 51:08 Beatles' 1965 Album Releases 57:36 The Beatles' Help Album and Movie 01:02:41 Yesterday and Today Album Controversy 01:05:38 Beatles Vinyl and Collecting Memories 01:05:59 Upcoming Beatles Events and Final Thoughts

Jamie talks with Gela Dees of Vinyl & Disc Philippines by Andie's, Annel Pabitu of Northwest Estate Collectibles, and Diane Seizo from Seizo Records about their top 5 favorite vinyls. Curious of what it takes and what kind of people they encounter when they go live selling vinyls? Find out this episode!

Join us as we discover the vinyl taste of the folks behind the label Offshore Music: Ely Buendia, Pat Sarabia and Derick Villarino

Owners of Backspacer, Plaka Planet, and NEC respectively, sit down with us and share their favorite vinyl records and the stories behind them!

Vinyl Night with Guitar Gods Johnny Alegre and Joey Puyat!

Musicians from different genres of music coming together to talk about their favorite records, gear and their collection.

It's our very first VINYL NIGHT!On today's episode, we have the strangest and yet most exciting cross-section of guests we've ever had on the show. CNN host Rico Hizon, lawmaker Cong. Ruffy Biazon, musician Diego Mapa and the head honcho of Terno Records Toti Dalmacion share their passion for the vinyl medium and their top 10 records!

Donny Most - I Only Want What's Mine (1980) With Linda Purl as "Lorree". She played Pam Beesly's mother in The Office. The one Michael Scott dated until he found out she was too old.  Freddy Cannon - Suzanne Somers (1981) The sounds like a fake crowd. Man, Freddy Cannon tried EVERYTHING.  Denny Greene - Love Party (1976) I picked out the nuttiest title from Sha Na Na man Denny Greene's one solo album. Spot on. Immaculately produced dross to my ears.  Freddy and Connie Cannon - Blankcheck Market (1981) B-side of "Suzanne Somers". Nothing gets wasted on VINYL NIGHT!! More fake audience hilarity.  Chuck Barris - Too Rich (1969) Here's Chuck Barris's Wikipedia thingie. Too rich an American tale to do justice here.  Chuck Barris - I Know a Child (1969) B-Side of "Too Rich". Nowhere near as good.  Denny Greene - Great Escape (1976) This is different from the 12" single. A little less processed, and the bass is nowhere near as prominent.  Citizen - I Am A Citizen (1980) I forget how I found out about Citizen, but I'm glad I did, sorta. I would love to talk to Donn Marier to see what the original plan was. Who decided on the shoulder pads? What was it like recording that video? Did you have any success? The main thing I got from listening to this album was that Donn Marier was an amazing guitarist. Well, someone in his band was. Donn Marier's website is dead. But here's the video.  Freddy Cannon - Sugar (1976) ANYTHING!!!! Including Disco.  Freddy Cannon - Sugar (inst. ) (1976) The b-side.  Citizen - Advertising (Rock Rock)! (1980) No, Wall Street!! You will not take me into your consumer-driven clutches.  Scott Simon - Think About Me (1980) Another Sha Na Na guy puts out an inoffensive record. This one is more reminiscent of the original group. Fun in places, competent. Not great.  Lou Christie - Wood Child (1971) To me, a great record that very few people know. Hard to find a copy that isn't a cut-out. That means that the record company sends them as wholesale to retailers as non-returnable items, meaning that the store cannot send them back to the distributor for a refund; the reason for the cut or hole in the packaging is to mark the item as non-returnable. The marking also serves to prevent the retailer from selling the discounted item at full price. All the albums that I have accrued lately are actually cut-outs. The music is the same. The vinyl is the same. It's just a way of preventing them from being perpetually returned by retailers.  That gal is Twyla Herbert, LC's songwriting partner.  J Jocko - That's The Song (1975) The best of the three solo SNN albums during my recent spree. Co-produced by my personal friend Elliot Randall. Slick, pretty fun, and one gets the impression J Jocko doesn't care what anyone thinks.  Lou Christie - Waco (1971)  J Jocko - Lip Service (1975) Lou Christie  - Lighthouse (1971) J Jocko - Tomorrow’s Rising (1975) Lou Christie - Paint America Love (1971) The Guess Who - Country Disco (1981) This HAS TO be a contract fulfillment record. Remember those AM hits? "American Woman"? "These Eyes? "It's Clap For The Wolfman"? Only the bass player remains.  Screamin' Scott Simon - I Ain't Got a Home (1980)

How can you tell if someone likes you, or if they’re just being nice, when you’re separated by a screen? In this weeks episode, Jen brings on a very special guest, the guy she noticed across the Zoom (aka Vinyl Night Guy.) The two banter about dating during lockdown, how they connected, what has lead him to being single and questions when people can start seeing each other again (and if said people can keep it in their pants, once they do). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Steeve (SVK) pres. Pure House Music Live Vinyl Special Mix All the tracks used in this live mix were set to support talented artists, producers, dedicated to promoting their visibility, the Rare groove Podcast, not the created advertising packages that were created before this click. These are no earnings and generally no damage to copyright. The idea and strict rule of this project is, help and support for free and therefore every track I received as a free promo from talented DJs and producers themselves, simply the authors of the works themselves. And not only is this live set dedicated to all people to make their mood more pleasant and make the days more beautiful in this corona covid-19 time. Don't forget #stayhome friends

Steeve (SVK) pres. Pure House Music Live Vinyl Special Mix All the tracks used in this live mix were set to support talented artists, producers, dedicated to promoting their visibility, the Rare groove Podcast, not the created advertising packages that were created before this click. These are no earnings and generally no damage to copyright. The idea and strict rule of this project is, help and support for free and therefore every track I received as a free promo from talented DJs and producers themselves, simply the authors of the works themselves. And not only is this live set dedicated to all people to make their mood more pleasant and make the days more beautiful in this corona covid-19 time. Don't forget #stayhome friends

Steeve (SVK) pres. Pure House Music Live Vinyl Special Mix All the tracks used in this live mix were set to support talented artists, producers, dedicated to promoting their visibility, the Rare groove Podcast, not the created advertising packages that were created before this click. These are no earnings and generally no damage to copyright. The idea and strict rule of this project is, help and support for free and therefore every track I received as a free promo from talented DJs and producers themselves, simply the authors of the works themselves. And not only is this live set dedicated to all people to make their mood more pleasant and make the days more beautiful in this corona covid-19 time. Don't forget #stayhome friends

Max is off to the Cock Inn...Every first Tuesday of the month is Vinyl Night...A musical conundrum hidden within a code...Wrapped in a slice of lemon...Can you solve...Vinyl Night at the OK Corral?

DJ, radio personality and program director, Ricardo Cano Hernández swings by the podcast to talk about why disco didn't die in Europe, how radio works, pre-recording vs. live broadcasting, making music that sounds good, getting robbed at gunpoint in Mexico, a WhatsApp chat with his whole family, when his dad bought him his first mixing board, cassette mixtapes, attending his first Vinyl Night, when his parents approved of his career choice, where hate comes from, how to trick the human brain, and supporting local music.    Find him online at: http://www.dj-flashback.com/

In Episode 11, Ryan sits down with Drew and Mike to talk about Henry Street's famous Vinyl Night. In usual fashion the conversation takes twists and turns and ends up on topics such as Spectrum's very fast internet speeds, Star Wars, and mosh pits. Take a listen, and come on down to the HST every Monday to hear what Mike is spinning on the tables!!

Dougy Fresh, Pauly G., and Cowboy spent a fun filled afternoon at Burn ‘Em Brewing in Michigan City with a couple beautiful ladies, Nicole Kehoe and Sabine Hankiewicz of The Pink Shots Podcast, who turned out to be as delightfully inappropriate as The Pigs.  One of the Burn ‘Em Founding Fathers, Blake Murray, hosted the gathering and provided some of the many delectable brews Burn ‘Em has to offer and delivered some of the low down on the humble beginnings of the brewery and what’s to come next from this quickly growing local hot spot.  Also joining in on the mic for the afternoon was Mr. Jerry Huener as well as some background commentary from Sabine’s husband and Pink Shots bodyguard, Mr. Emmitt Muckles, who only knows how to live the billionaire lifestyle.  Tune in for the antics and get your butt to Burn ‘em for some great craft beer and entertainment such as their Tuesday night Vinyl Night hosted by the one and only Robert Rolfe Feddersen.  Shout outs in this episode include:  Sean Webster and Scott Hardwick of Monon Beverage Brokers;  Greenbush Brewing Co.;  The Billionaire Lifestyle Podcast;  Franklin House;  LaSalle Kitchen & Tavern;  Kopacetic;  Matthew Raney of Blue Rectangle Designs;  Beer Hippies;  New Day Meadery;  Misbeehavin’ Meads;  Moser’s Austrian Café;  Ron Smith;  Breckenridge Brewery;  Smugglers Coffee;  Bare Hands; Noblesville Brewfest(happening on Sept. 22!);  and Black Circle Be sure to check us out Sundays on Indy In-Tune. www.indyintune.com Members of the Hopped Up Network. An ever-growing group of independent beer podcasts. Dedicated to providing insight into our local craft beer communities.  www.hoppedupnetwork.com

Andrew & Kayla with Party Proper. From changing CD's as a kid and thinking "Oh Ya they are really going to like this one" to creating amazing memories and connections through sound in venues packed with people, Andrew and Kayla of Party Proper are turning up the energy in Santa Barbara!  A perfect match between Kayla and Andrew, along with a lot of intent behind their actions have already made Party Proper THE people to know and THE events to attend in Santa Barbara. From weddings to corporate events to their own parties, Hear how they took the leap to full time "Partying Proper" and the unique background of each of them. They outline how collaborations have helped them grow and how they work along side the great clubs already here in Santa Barbara.  Andrew, the DJ known as DJ Persian House Cat, is a deep thinking scholar with roots in the Tuba and an amazing baker of breads. Kayla, mid-grad degree is a promotion machine, helps coordinate and collaborate with amazing companies and restaurants around town to help throw the best parties in town.  Book your next party or check out when their next event is at https://www.partyproper.com/ and especially follow their instagram @partyproperproductions   Referenced in the show: Nordic wood craft (Custom DJ Booth):  https://nordicwoodcraft.com/ The French Press on State Street: https://www.dunecoffee.com/ Wednesday Nights at Satellite for Vinyl Night https://satellitesb.com/ Blinkest App: https://www.blinkist.com/ Sama Sama Kitchen: https://www.yelp.com/biz/sama-sama-kitchen-santa-barbara   MUSIC:    Les Brambles- Indy Funk Duo with amazing harmonies, Goleta's Own Carly Rae and Bethany Rose make up Les Brambles.   Visit https://www.thebramblesmusic.com/ to purchase their latest "Greatest Hits" for only $10. Support local music and see them play live all over Santa Barbara and Goleta.  

In this episode of the Dudes and Beer podcast host Christopher Jordan is joined in studio by Nelson Kugle and Steven bishop to discuss the ongoing rash of ER visits by people using synthetic marijuana and other drugs. In the later part of the episode we enjoy a vinyl night as we listen to the artist Monadh's album Muara and enjoy some fantastic electronic music.

★★100 % VINYL RETRO NIGHT @ ROUTE 66 ★★ ★★ INFO ★★ They will thake you back in time with only the best retro classics ✔ SATURDAY 16TH OF MARCH 2013 ★★ DJ'S ★★ ♫ PAUL CRUZ (d-tox, united states of love,...) ♫ BANISH (Magic Island, la gomera, club montreal,...) ♫ ANAKYN (cherrymoon, creamm, transit,...) ♫ GROOVEGSUS (Route 66, kings,...) ✔ Open from 21:30 - ... ✔ THINK ROUTE 66 ♥ www.facebook.com/pages/Route66/26…496579459?ref=hl www.facebook.com/groups/r66ninove/?fref=ts

★★100 % VINYL RETRO NIGHT @ ROUTE 66 ★★ ★★ INFO ★★ They will thake you back in time with only the best retro classics ✔ SATURDAY 16TH OF MARCH 2013 ★★ DJ'S ★★ ♫ PAUL CRUZ (d-tox, united states of love,...) ♫ BANISH (Magic Island, la gomera, club montreal,...) ♫ ANAKYN (cherrymoon, creamm, transit,...) ♫ GROOVEGSUS (Route 66, kings,...) ✔ Open from 21:30 - ... ✔ THINK ROUTE 66 ♥ https://www.facebook.com/pages/Route66/268119496579459?ref=hl https://www.facebook.com/groups/r66ninove/?fref=ts