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2 episodes with was not was
2 episodes with was not was
2 episodes with was not was
3 episodes with was not was
2 episodes with was not was
2 episodes with was not was
Welcome to Episode #97 of the Blue-in-Green:PODCAST which sees Imran secure time with Detroit's own, Kathy Kosins. With six solo albums to her name, the singer, songwriter and producer boasts such an incredible music career that charts back to early recording sessions with the revered bass guitarist Michael Henderson, Was (Not Was) and Gene Dunlap. Having performed all over the world, Kosins solo career has seen immeasurable success with her most recent full-length 'Uncovered Soul' (released in 2018) embraced by entirely new markets with its dance and house-orientated remixes courtesy of Simbad, Gilles Peterson and OPOLOPO. During this episode, we talk to Kathy about her initial break into the music industry, those early days as an in-demand singer and songwriter, venturing into her solo career and what it's like to break into the industry during the online streaming age versus a pre-internet era. We're thrilled to have secured time with Kathy and for more info on her music, we'd urge you to visit her online via the following portals: https://kathykosins.com/ Instagram: @kathykosins www.blueingreenradio.com TuneIn: bit.ly/2LBK0BD The Blue-in-Green:PODCAST unveils new episodes on the first, second and third Mondays of the month. This podcast series runs in conjunction with the online radio station, Blue-in-Green:RADIO which celebrates 21st century soul, jazz, funk, Latin & hip-hop music. These shows are designed to give you some insight into the incredible range of talented presenters we're so lucky to host from all over the world and to geek out musically with us.
Should we boff on the Saber-tooth skull, or is Wooly Mammoth more your style? Paleontologist Trevor Valle is in Mexico doing fieldwork when he encounters Dawn, a blue eyed beauty who slowly warms to him. Hoping to impress his new girlfriend, he invites her to join him in the dinosaur lab late one night… If you've ever fantasized about sex on top of a priceless 37,000 year old fossil, this story's for you! #Direwolf #StrokeTheBone #Tattoos #MuseumAfterHours This week's storyteller: Trevor Valle is a part-time field paleontologist who specializes in the recovery and preparation of fossils. You might have seen him on the History Channel, or maybe on NatGeo digging up mammoths in Siberia. After a stroke caused by a mass in his brain sidelined him in October, he moved onto his other passion, role-playing games, and plays D&D weekly online. He likes dead things, big dice, and never gets sick of puns about bones or scoring that critical hit. Trevor was uninsured when he had his stroke, and could use your help. The link to the GoFundMe for his recovery can be found at: https://gofund.me/f64407aa Song: ‘Walk the Dinosaur' (Was/Not Was) Episode Links: Our next Bawdy is an Official Folsom Street Fair AfterParty! It will happen on Sunday, September 26th, and this show is both a Fundraiser for Bawdy AND a post-Folsom party & Livestream. Performers announced soon, so Get your Tickets Now at https://bawdyfolsom2021.eventbrite.com Helix: Ready for better sleep? Helix Sleep has a quiz that takes just two minutes to complete and matches your body type and sleep preferences to the perfect mattress for you. Helix was awarded the #1 best overall mattress pick of 2020 and by GQ and Wired Magazine. Just go to HelixSleep.com/Dixie, take their two-minute sleep quiz, and they'll match you to a customized mattress that will give you the best sleep of your life. 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Sign up for The Hookup ($10/month) or higher because members receive free tickets to special events, Free tickets to our Livestream shows, access to the livestream replay, ad-free podcast episodes & more. Our Patrons have kept Bawdy going during COVID and as we struggle with what's next, we're saying Thank you to all of you with Insider Info and exclusive access. While other events have gone away, Patreon (and you) are allowing us to continue to produce the Bawdy podcast, livestreams and live shows. We're offering great rewards when you become a member of our Patreon, so Join Now at https://www.patreon.com/Bawdy Support Bawdy by sending your one-time donation to: Venmo: Venmo.com/BawdyStorytelling Paypal: BawdyStorytelling@gmail.com Zelle: BawdyStorytelling@gmail.com (& Thank You in advance!) Cameo/Custom Dixie video: Need the perfect gift? I've been having so much fun making customized videos for you! Send your friends and lovers a custom ‘Cameo' video from Dixie (with or without applause tiddies), it's a great way to send love from far away to a Bawdy fan… For just $69, you and I can have a short zoom call, you can tell me all about the recipient, and I'll make a custom video from you for their special day. Find out more by emailing dixie@BawdyStorytelling.com #CustomVideo #Gift Bawdy Got Me Laid: Bawdy Storytelling offers its own line of fragrance & lube for your favorite podcast or scent fan! You'll love #BawdyGotMeLaid perfume, scented with golden honey, amber, ylang ylang and warm vanilla. There's also (scented or unscented) creamy Bawdy Butter, Hair & Bawdy Oil, lube & more. Bawdy Merchandise means you smell great while supporting a podcast that you love. Get yours today at https://bawdystorytelling.com/merchandise Ready to tell your story, and change your life? I'm offering Storytelling for Self-Discovery. Anxious about navigating what's next? Are you writing a book, or working on your Business' brand storytelling? No matter what you're up against, I can help you communicate with calmness & clarity - and I'd love to help you find your story. Email me at dixie@BawdyStorytelling.com for more info - we can book a short discovery call, I'm happy to answer any questions. Check out our Bawdy Storytelling Fiends and Fans group on Facebook - it's a place to discuss the podcast's stories with the storytellers, share thoughts with your fellow listeners, & help Dixie make the podcast even better. Just answer 3 simple questions and you're IN! https://www.facebook.com/groups/360169851578316/ Subscribe to our email list & you'll be notified of all upcoming Livestreams, Podcasts and Special Events first - it's at https://bawdystorytelling.com/subscribe Thank you to the Team that makes this podcast possible Team Bawdy is: This week's Podcast Producer: Zoomkeeper Joseph Auxiliary Podcast Producer: Marty Garcia Sound Engineer: David Grosof Archivist / Video: Joe Moore Bawdy Livestream pre-show video by Donal Mooney Storytelling support by Mosa Maxwell-Smith Livestreaming by Rubeun Tan Web Streaming & Bawdy Creator & Podcast Host Dixie De La Tour & Thank you to Pleasure Podcasts. Bawdy Storytelling is proud to be part of your sex-positive podcast collective!
In this episode, Barney, Mark & Jasper invite legendary A&R man David Bates to tell them about his long & distinguished career in music — particularly the years he spent working at Phonogram with the likes of Tears For Fears, Def Leppard & Robert Plant. David reminisces about hearing the Beatles on the radio in 1962, and how that took him eventually to DJ'ing & to working at Richard Branson's first Virgin megastore in the '70s. A clip from our 1990 Was (Not Was) audio interview prompts recall of the droll duo & of David Geffen, after which our guest talks about the "torturous" process of overseeing Tears For Fears' eye-wateringly expensive Seeds Of Love album. He also recalls reuniting Robert Plant with Led Zep bandmate Jimmy Page for 1994's live No Quarter album. From there we segue into the week's new audio interview, which features Julian Cope — frontman with David's first major Phonogram signing the Teardrop Explodes — talking to a roomful of French music journalists about 1991's Peggy Suicide album. Two clips from this highly entertaining press conference prompt memories of the inimitable "Saint Julian" from our guest, who also joins in with the RBP team's tribute to ZZ Top bassist Dusty Hill, God rest his beard. Mark concludes the episode with quotes from his favourite library additions over the past fortnight, including pieces about Joe South and Earth, Wind & Fire, and Barney & Jasper respond with remarks on interviews with Seth Lakeman and Christina Aguilera. Many thanks to special guest David Bates; find his playlists at dbfinestkind.com. Pieces discussed: David Bates on life as an A&R man, Was (Not Was) audio, Tears for Fears' Seeds of Love, Julian Cope, Julian Cope audio, John Sinclair, Dusty Hill, Record shops and Hammond B3s, Earth, Wind and Fire, Jerry Lee Lewis, Joe South, Television, Chuck E. Weiss, Seth Lakeman, Christina Aguilera and Arctic Monkeys. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this episode, Barney, Mark & Jasper invite legendary A&R man David Bates to tell them about his long & distinguished career in music — particularly the years he spent working at Phonogram with the likes of Tears For Fears, Def Leppard & Robert Plant. David reminisces about hearing the Beatles on the radio in 1962, and how that took him eventually to DJ'ing & to working at Richard Branson's first Virgin megastore in the '70s. A clip from our 1990 Was (Not Was) audio interview prompts recall of the droll duo & of David Geffen, after which our guest talks about the "torturous" process of overseeing Tears For Fears' eye-wateringly expensive Seeds Of Love album. He also recalls reuniting Robert Plant with Led Zep bandmate Jimmy Page for 1994's live No Quarter album. From there we segue into the week's new audio interview, which features Julian Cope — frontman with David's first major Phonogram signing the Teardrop Explodes — talking to a roomful of French music journalists about 1991's Peggy Suicide album. Two clips from this highly entertaining press conference prompt memories of the inimitable "Saint Julian" from our guest, who also joins in with the RBP team's tribute to ZZ Top bassist Dusty Hill, God rest his beard. Mark concludes the episode with quotes from his favourite library additions over the past fortnight, including pieces about Joe South and Earth, Wind & Fire, and Barney & Jasper respond with remarks on interviews with Seth Lakeman and Christina Aguilera. Many thanks to special guest David Bates; find his playlists at dbfinestkind.com. Pieces discussed: David Bates on life as an A&R man, Was (Not Was) audio, Tears for Fears' Seeds of Love, Julian Cope, Julian Cope audio, John Sinclair, Dusty Hill, Record shops and Hammond B3s, Earth, Wind and Fire, Jerry Lee Lewis, Joe South, Television, Chuck E. Weiss, Seth Lakeman, Christina Aguilera and Arctic Monkeys.
This is The Spoon, where we're kings of the diphtong who decry Grippery U. Music By Styx Lilys Was Not Was Spoon Feeding The Tomorrow War Juneshine Styx ~ Crash Of The Crown The Men Of The Spoon Robbie Rist Chris Jackson Thom Bowers The Spoon on Twitter The Spoon Facebook Group The Spoon Facebook Page Email: the_spoon_radio@yahoo.com
Dave McMurray has taken a long, strange trip to arrive at his sophomore release for Blue Note Records. On Grateful Deadication, the saxophonist takes his gritty, soulful Detroit sound and reimagines the flower empowered songs of San Francisco icons the Grateful Dead with an album as vibrant as it is unexpected.For this spirited excursion into the Dead's vast repertoire, McMurray reconvened the rhythm section that graced his 2018 Blue Note debut, Music Is Life. This time out, bassist Ibrahim Jones and drummer Jeff Canady are joined by guitarist Wayne Gerard and keyboardist Maurice O'Neal, both longtime compatriots from the Motor City scene, as well as pianist Luis Resto and percussionist Larry Fratangelo, colleagues from McMurray's days in Was (Not Was). The album also features a special guest appearance by Grateful Dead co-founder Bob Weir,along with powerhouse vocalist Bettye LaVette and Weir's Wolf Bros bandmates Don Was, Jay Lane, Jeff Chimenti and Greg Leisz, for a transcendent version of Jerry Garcia and Robert Hunter's “Loser.”During the heyday of the Dead's tireless touring, McMurray was on the road himself, joining now-Blue Note president Don Wasin the uncategorizable Was (Not Was) beginning in 1981. McMurray has performed with a stunning roster of legendary musicians, including B.B. King, The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Iggy Pop, Patti Smith, Bonnie Raitt, Johnny Hallyday, Gladys Knight, Albert King, Nancy Wilson, KEM, Bootsy Collins, Herbie Hancock, Geri Allen and Bob James. In 2018 McMurray joined Don Was for an all-star set at San Francisco's Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival. The performance featured a surprise appearance by Weir, who had recently enlisted Was and drummer Jay Lane for his new band Wolf Bros, including a rendition of Dead classic “Days Between.”Learn more about Lyte.
Can you feel the cold, wet squeak? When Girly Juice blogger, Dildorks podcaster, and kink author Kate Sloan sparks the attention of the gorgeous Matthew on Twitter, she can barely make eye contact with them. Soon this gorgeous suitor inundates our favorite bisexual submissive with gifts, long distance flights, spot-on role-play & ego-bolstering rope scenes - yet somehow, Matthew's exquisite spankings leave her self-conscious and paranoid, rather than euphoric. This Secret Sex Spy seems a bit too ideally perverted and weird for her; what if it's a trick? Or worse yet, what if it's not? #Espionage #GoodGirl #Suspicious#OutOfMyLeague Song: ‘Spy in the House of Love' (Was/Not Was) Episode Links Live Shows are Back! This month, we're Nerding out with ‘Science Friction' featuring Meg Elison, Sejay, Alotta Boutté Reid Mihalko and music by Rachel Lark. We only have this gorgeous Federal Building Courtyard for two more dates, and our last show sold out so get your tickets now for Bawdy Storytelling on Saturday July 17th, 2021 ..this live show is happening in San Francisco… not in San Francisco? This is a Hybrid show, so you can buy a ticket for the Livestream to join us. Be sure to RSVP and share it with friends! Tickets (for Front Row Tables, Reserved Seating, General Admission, Livestream tickets & more) are at http://bit.ly/BawdyJulyOutdoorSF On Facebook: https://fb.me/e/ULb82P94 On Fetlife: https://fetlife.com/events/1007389 Dipsea: Dipsea is an audio app full of short, sexy stories designed to turn you on. Whether you want a story to turn you on or to wind you down for better sleep, Dipsea has wellness sessions, bedtime stories and soundscapes to help you relax. Dipsea helps you get in touch with yourself for some extra sweet dreams. 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Our Patrons have kept Bawdy going during COVID and as we struggle with re-entry, we're saying Thank you to all of you with Insider Info and exclusive access. While other events have gone away, Patreon (and you) are allowing us to continue to produce the Bawdy podcast, livestreams and live shows. We're offering great rewards when you become a member of our Patreon, so become a Member Now at https://www.patreon.com/Bawdy Support Bawdy by sending your one-time donation to: Venmo: Venmo.com/BawdyStorytelling Paypal: BawdyStorytelling@gmail.com Zelle: BawdyStorytelling@gmail.com (& Thank You in advance!) Cameo/Custom Dixie video: Need the perfect gift? I've been having so much fun making customized videos for fans of Bawdy. Send your friends and lovers a custom ‘Cameo' video from Dixie (with or without applause tiddies), it's a great way to send love for a quarantine birthday, for Mother's Day… For $69, you and I can have a short zoom call to tell me all about the recipient, and I'll make you a custom video for their special day. Find out more by emailing dixie@BawdyStorytelling.com #CustomVideo #Gift Bawdy Got Me Laid: Bawdy Storytelling offers its own line of fragrance & lube for your favorite podcast or scent fan! You'll love #BawdyGotMeLaid perfume, scented with golden honey, amber, ylang ylang and warm vanilla. There's also (scented or unscented) creamy Bawdy Butter, Hair & Bawdy Oil, lube & more. Bawdy Merchandise means you smell great while supporting a podcast that you love. Get yours today at https://bawdystorytelling.com/merchandise Ready to tell your story, and change your life? I'm offering Storytelling for Self-Discovery. Anxious about navigating what's next? Are you writing a book, or working on your Business' brand storytelling? No matter what you're up against, I can help you communicate with calmness & clarity - and I'd love to help you find your story. Email me at dixie@BawdyStorytelling.com for more info - we can book a short discovery call, I'm happy to answer any questions. Check out our Bawdy Storytelling Fiends and Fans group on Facebook - it's a place to discuss the podcast's stories with the storytellers, share thoughts with your fellow listeners, & help Dixie make the podcast even better. Just answer 3 simple questions and you're IN! https://www.facebook.com/groups/360169851578316/ Subscribe to our email list & you'll be notified of all upcoming Livestreams, Podcasts and Special Events first - it's at https://bawdystorytelling.com/subscribe Thank you to the Team that makes this podcast possible Team Bawdy is: Podcast Producer & Livestream Technical Director: Marty Garcia and Bearded Scotsman Audio Sound Engineer: David Grosof Archivist / Video: Joe Moore Bawdy Livestream pre-show video by Donal Mooney Storytelling support by Mosa Maxwell-Smith Livestreaming by Rubeun Tan Web Streaming & Bawdy Creator & Podcast Host Dixie De La Tour & Thank you to Pleasure Podcasts. Bawdy Storytelling is proud to be part of your sex-positive podcast collective!
The Groove episode 20 features: Alex Jacke, Anderson Paak, Angie Stone ft Alicia Keys, BB Boogie ft Vanessa Freeman, Brandy ft Mase, Brass Construction, Brian Power ft Lucita Jules, Captain Rapp, Champaign, Clivilles & Cole, Colonel Abrams, Dam-Funk, Dee-Lite ft Bootsy & Q-Tip, Deep Sensation, Dego & Kaidi, Domo Genesis ft Anderson Paak, Donna Summer, Donny Hathaway, Earth, Wind & Fire, Eric Benet ft Faith Evans, Evelyn Champagne King, George Benson, George Michael, Groove Armada ft Angie Stone, Ian Friday ft Chris Rob, Incognito, Kool & The Gang, Lee McDonald, Leela James & Anthony Hamilton, Loleatta Holloway, Louie Vega ft Adeva, Louie Vega ft Josh Milan, Luther Vandross, Mantronix, Mario, Mary J. Blige, Melba Moore, MFSB, Mista, Narada Michael Walden, Natalie Cole, Peven Everett, Pharrell Williams ft Justin Timberlake, Platinum Pied Pipers, Pockets, Potatohead People ft De La Soul, Rahsaan Patterson, Raphael Saadiq, Robin S, Rose Royce, Roy Ayers, Shawn Christopher, Soul II Soul, Stacy Lattisaw, Steve Arrington, Sun, Temu, Terence Parker, The Emotions, The Muthafunkaz ft Ron Hall, Marc Evans, The Universal Robot Band, The Whispers, Today, Tracy Hamlin, Unlimited Touch & Louie Vega, Usher, Adamski ft Seal, Was (Not Was), Whitney Houston and Zhane mixed and selected by yours truly! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
We pull out all the stops as we react to the climax of the cinematic MonsterVerse: Godzilla Vs Kong! In the mighty tradition of Alien Vs Predator, Freddy Vs Jason and of course... Batman V Superman, comes the tip-touching titans that will not stop, no matter how much splash-back is involved. If that last sentence doesn't make any sense to you, check out our latest slugfest of an episode, before this movie gets a sequel, and we all move to Canadia! Hosted by: 'Captain of the Monsters' Greig Tansley (@GreigT13). Featuring: 'SuperJew' Jared Robinovitz (@superjew75), 'Mayor of Hollow Earth' Derek Montilla (@Cap_Kaveman) & 'Looks Good in a Tank-Top' Mike DiPasquale (@maplesyrupdick). Music by: Was (Not Was) & ABBA.
We pull out all the stops as we react to the climax of the cinematic MonsterVerse: Godzilla Vs Kong! In the mighty tradition of Alien Vs Predator, Freddy Vs Jason and of course... Batman V Superman, comes the tip-touching titans that will not stop, no matter how much splash-back is involved. If that last sentence doesn't make any sense to you, check out our latest slugfest of an episode, before this movie gets a sequel, and we all move to Canadia! Hosted by: 'Captain of the Monsters' Greig Tansley (@GreigT13). Featuring: 'SuperJew' Jared Robinovitz (@superjew75), 'Mayor of Hollow Earth' Derek Montilla (@Cap_Kaveman) & 'Looks Good in a Tank-Top' Mike DiPasquale (@maplesyrupdick). Music by: Was (Not Was) & ABBA.
In 1981, Christmas albums for rock 'n' roll audiences didn't exist, and with the exception of a few snotty punk singles, there was nothing for young people who loved the music that emerged after punk and new wave. ZE Records' A Christmas Record occupied that space alone, though as label founder Michael Zilkha explains, the album was more of a marketing project than a specifically commercial venture. Still, it brought the world The Waitresses' classic "Christmas Wrapping," and included music by such iconic figures from the period as Labelle's Nona Hendrix, Was (Not Was), and Suicide. In this week's episode, Zilkha remembers the label's origins and decline, and how A Christmas Album was in many ways emblematic of its heyday. In our conversation, he talks about Cristina--Cristina Monet--who was an artist on ZE, and she would become his wife. Since Zilkha didn't talk about it in the interview, I didn't bring up her death from COVID-19 in 2020, but I wrote about it at MySpiltMilk.com shortly after she passed. In this week's episode, I use an excerpt from my interview with Chris Butler of The Waitresses from 2018. Earlier that year, I interviewed Mars Williams, who played saxophone on "Christmas Wrapping," and though I didn't include an excerpt from it, it shines more light on the experience. In today's episode, Zilkha talks about how the song has been covered, and although I don't announce it on the show, at that point I included a version by Kylie Minogue with guest Iggy Pop. The episode ends with an indie rock version by Hate Club from the Christmas compilation No Sleep 'til Christmas 8.
This week on Dread Media, Desmond and Duane take a look at the Mexican dark fantasy film Tigers Are Not Afraid. Then, Rich the Monster Movie Kid takes a look at Tammy and the T-Rex. Finally, Desmond goes solo to pay tribute to a friend, a great writer, and a mentor in the late Derrick Ferguson. Songs included: "When the Tigers Broke Free" by Year of the Cobra, "Ghost Tigers Rise" by Tiger Army, "Walk the Dinosaur" by Was Not Was, and "Better in the Dark Theme" by B Hyphen. RIP Derrick Ferguson. Send feedback to: dreadmediapodcast@gmail.com. Follow @DevilDinosaurJr and @dreadmedia on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Support the show at www.patreon.com/dreadmedia. Visit www.desmondreddick.com, www.stayscary.wordpress.com, www.dreadmedia.bandcamp.com, and www.kccinephile.com.
This week on Dread Media, Desmond and Duane take a look at the Mexican dark fantasy film Tigers Are Not Afraid. Then, Rich the Monster Movie Kid takes a look at Tammy and the T-Rex. Finally, Desmond goes solo to pay tribute to a friend, a great writer, and a mentor in the late Derrick Ferguson. Songs included: "When the Tigers Broke Free" by Year of the Cobra, "Ghost Tigers Rise" by Tiger Army, "Walk the Dinosaur" by Was Not Was, and "Better in the Dark Theme" by B Hyphen. RIP Derrick Ferguson. Send feedback to: dreadmediapodcast@gmail.com. Follow @DevilDinosaurJr and @dreadmedia on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Support the show at www.patreon.com/dreadmedia. Visit www.desmondreddick.com, www.stayscary.wordpress.com, www.dreadmedia.bandcamp.com, and www.kccinephile.com.
includes Santana, Frank Zappa, Stanley Clark, Yes, The White Strips, Erykah Badu, Shania Twains Band, Jeff Beck, Was Not Was, Steely Dan, Kansas and King Crimson.
With seminal releases from Suicide, James Chance, Lydia Lunch, Was (Not Was), Kid Creole and the Coconuts, the Waitresses, and many others, ZE Records was described by John Peel as "the best independent record label in the world." UK-born Michael Zilkha founded the label alongside Michel Esteban in 1978, after running the short-lived Spy Records with John Cale. After the label closed in 1984, Zilkha left New York for Texas, where he now is in the renewable energy business.In this interview, we talk to Michael Zilkha about his early musical influences, his coming to New York immediately after school, and the formation of what would become one of the most acclaimed record labels of the era. Recently, Zilkha revived the ZE brand to release "The Future Is Mine" featuring Bun B and Mr. Biggs:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITdsUr4tDeo
“If you understand the process of making records, the style of music doesn't matter. What matters is that whoever the artist is, that they're being for real, that they're opening up and letting out this part of their inner life that defies explanation, where words fail to convey the true depth of our inner emotional lives. We use art as a metaphor to communicate it. - Don WasOn today's episode of Comes a Time, Mike & Oteil welcome bass player and record producer Don Was, co-founder of the funk-rock band Was (not Was) and later a producer on countless albums with major artists including the Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan. Don shares his philosophy when it comes to producing a record and the occasional star-struck moments that still appear when he thinks on his career. The three also discuss Phil Lesh’s incredibly unique bass style and Oteil’s approach to filling that role in Dead & Company, along with the connection to the music that comes through playing Grateful Dead songs. Don Ferguson first became known to music audiences as a founding member of Was (Not Was), which he formed with childhood friend David Weiss in his hometown of suburban Detroit under the stage names Don Was and David Was. Throughout the 1980s and early 1990s, Was (Not Was) released four studio albums that showcased their unique blend of soul, funk, R&B, rock, and dance music combined with satirical and unusual lyrics. Their 1988 album, What Up, Dog?, spawned the US and UK hit singles "Spy in the House of Love" and "Walk the Dinosaur." As an in-demand, highly acclaimed, and commercially successful producer since the late 1980s, Was has been honored with multiple Grammy Awards and an Emmy Award for his production work, which includes collaborations with the Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, John Mayer, Bonnie Raitt, Gregg Allman, Brian Wilson, Ziggy Marley, and countless others. In 2012, he became the president of preeminent jazz label Blue Note Records. This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes!Comes A Time is brought to you by Osiris Media. Hosted and Produced by Oteil Burbridge and Mike Finoia. Executive Producers are Christina Collins, RJ Bee and Kirsten Cluthe. Production, Editing and Mixing by Eric Limarenko and Matt Dwyer. Theme music by Oteil Burbridge. To discover more podcasts that connect you more deeply to the music you love, check out osirispod.com--------Save 10% on soothing throat spray for singers and talkers at Clyor.com with the promo code TIME See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
“If you understand the process of making records, the style of music doesn't matter. What matters is that whoever the artist is, that they're being for real, that they're opening up and letting out this part of their inner life that defies explanation, where words fail to convey the true depth of our inner emotional lives. We use art as a metaphor to communicate it. - Don WasOn today's episode of Comes a Time, Mike & Oteil welcome bass player and record producer Don Was, co-founder of the funk-rock band Was (not Was) and later a producer on countless albums with major artists including the Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan. Don shares his philosophy when it comes to producing a record and the occasional star-struck moments that still appear when he thinks on his career. The three also discuss Phil Lesh’s incredibly unique bass style and Oteil’s approach to filling that role in Dead & Company, along with the connection to the music that comes through playing Grateful Dead songs. Don Ferguson first became known to music audiences as a founding member of Was (Not Was), which he formed with childhood friend David Weiss in his hometown of suburban Detroit under the stage names Don Was and David Was. Throughout the 1980s and early 1990s, Was (Not Was) released four studio albums that showcased their unique blend of soul, funk, R&B, rock, and dance music combined with satirical and unusual lyrics. Their 1988 album, What Up, Dog?, spawned the US and UK hit singles "Spy in the House of Love" and "Walk the Dinosaur." As an in-demand, highly acclaimed, and commercially successful producer since the late 1980s, Was has been honored with multiple Grammy Awards and an Emmy Award for his production work, which includes collaborations with the Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, John Mayer, Bonnie Raitt, Gregg Allman, Brian Wilson, Ziggy Marley, and countless others. In 2012, he became the president of preeminent jazz label Blue Note Records. This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes!Comes A Time is brought to you by Osiris Media. Hosted and Produced by Oteil Burbridge and Mike Finoia. Executive Producers are Christina Collins, RJ Bee and Kirsten Cluthe. Production, Editing and Mixing by Eric Limarenko and Matt Dwyer. Theme music by Oteil Burbridge. To discover more podcasts that connect you more deeply to the music you love, check out osirispod.com--------Save 10% on soothing throat spray for singers and talkers at Clyor.com with the promo code TIME See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This our 1st chapter of 2021 includes Weeser, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Sublime, Eric Lindell, Beck Bogert and Appice, The Bangles, Tierra, War, The Dell Vikings, Aloe Blacc, Los Bravos, Scott Bradleys Post Modern Jukebox, Was Not Was, and Bruce Springsteen.
Ze Records - with Michael Zilkha in conversation with David Eastaugh Within a short time, ZE Records became one of the more hip labels of its time, signing up such new talent as James White and the Blacks, Was (Not Was), Kid Creole and the Coconuts, Lydia Lunch, Lizzy Mercier Descloux, Cristina, The Waitresses, Bill Laswell’s Material and Richard Strange, together with more established performers including John Cale and Suicide. Many of its releases were first played at the Paradise Garage club in New York, starting point of Garage music. ZE developed an independent and surrealist aesthetic identity. It was described by John Peel in Melody Maker in 1980 as "the best independent record label in the world", and by Paul Tickell in The Face in 1982 as "the world¹s most fashionable label"
In the early '80s, Kid Creole and the Coconuts transcended the NYC dance scene to become something of an oddity nation-wide for a time. Here was lead singer August Darnell in a zoot suit, Coati Mundi dancing around behind marimbas, and three very shapely girls (the aforementioned Coconuts) doing choreography and backing vocals. And the music was fun, audacious, eclectic, and universal, although none of their records sold in big enough quantities to chart in the US (aside from the Billboard Dance Club Songs charts). There was also, in their nascent club-scene incarnation, Lori Eastside on co-lead vocals, but she didn't stick around long enough for the ascension to national fame. But the extant video of the time reveals that she was fantastic. And Carol Coleman was a bass player of noticeable depth, space, and groove. She will get your attention if you see videos of their live shows of the time, even though she barely moves. But her sound reminds me of George Murray, who, as both of you who listen to my show know, is my favorite bass player. I SUCK at interviewing. But regardless, I interviewed Adriana Kaegi, "Mother Coconut", dancer, singer, songwriter, and an integral part of the band in their original incarnation, up to 1995. I am not saying that KCatC was a big act, but they were influential. Prince was a fan, and as more and more people discover them through YouTube, their performances and original output live on. I'm A Wonderful Thing Baby (1982) Coati Mundi - Que Pasa/Me No Pop I (1980) Table Manners (Live) (1981) From "Fresh Fruit In Foreign Places" - The Musical. Recorded at The Ritz in NYC. The Sex Of It (1985) Written by Prince, who was white-hot at the time. The record went nowhere. Stool Pigeon (1982) Endicott (1985) The Coconuts - Indiscreet (1983) The Coconuts - Did You Have To Love Me Like You Did? ( 12" Version ) (1983) Coati Mundi - I Say Hey (1983) Boomerang - Boomerang Fanfare/Boomerang (1986) Aural Exciters - Maladie d'Amour (1979) Between Dr. Buzzard's Savannah Band and KCatC, there was this odd disco record. The cover says it was produced by Bob Blank, but August wrote/co-wrote everything with another NYC guy, Ron Rogers, who produced/wrote many disco songs of the time. What a scene it must have been. Christina - Disco Clone (1980) Written and produced by August Darnell. Cristina - Jungle Love (1980) Cristina - Ticket To The Tropics (1984) August Darnell had nothing to do with this, but this particular song was co-written by one Doug Fieger of The Knack. You can sort of hear it. The album was produced by Don Was of Was Not Was who also produced records for (deep breath) Ringo Starr, Elton John, The B-52s, Bonnie Raitt, Jackson Browne, Bob Dylan, Carly Simon, Willy Nelson, etc. Funkapolitan - As The Time Goes By (1982) Produced by August Darnell Prince - The Sex Of It (198?) Demo version. Kid Creole & The Coconuts - Going Places/In The Jungle (Live) (1981) From "Fresh Fruit In Foreign Places" - The Musical. Recorded at The Ritz in NYC.
**DJ Groomie’s Guilty Pleasures Show Replay On www.traxfm.org. This Week Groomie Featured some Lovely Guilty Pleasures Trax From Jennifer Lopez, Manic Street Preachers, KLF, Robert Miles, Was Not Was, De’Lacey, The Corrs, The La’s, East 17, John Barry Seven Plus Four, Technohead, Mariah Carey, TV Themes & More. Catch Groomie Every Wednesday From 5PM UK Time UK Time On www.traxfm.org #traxfm #DJGroomie #guiltypleasures #70s #80s #90s #retropop #banter #party #comedy #cheese Listen Here: www.traxfm.org Free Trax FM Android App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.traxfmradio.ba.a6bcb The Trax FM Facebook Page : https://www.facebook.com/original103.3/ Tunerr: http://tunerr.co/radio/Trax-FM Tune In Radio : https://tunein.com/radio/Trax-FM-s225176/ OnLine Radio Box: http://onlineradiobox.com/uk/trax/?cs=uk.traxRadio Radio Deck: http://www.radiodeck.com/radio/5a09e2de87e3370db06d44dc Radio.Net: http://traxfmlondon.radio.net/ Stream Radio : http://streema.com/radios/Trax_FM..The_Originals Live Online Radio: http://www.liveonlineradio.net/english/trax-fm-103-3.htm **
80's music. Maybe gone, but never forgotten. Bill and I discuss must listen songs and albums, concerts and the stories behind them. We cover remakes of songs and bands that never hit the radio, but a must own or listen. From The The and Was Not Was to Camper Van Beethovan and The Replacements. These are iconic songs that made a mark for us growing up that included some of the most influential musicians still playing music today. Download or take a listen, look up some of these bands and songs and let us know what YOU think??? Thanks for listening!
Rick Rubin talk to Don was about his early days in Detroit, his time in Was Not Was and his wide ranging career producing defining-albums for the B-52's, Bonnie Raitt, Bob Dylan and The Rolling Stones. He also talks about how he became the president of legendary Jazz label Blue Note Records. Plus he explains how he messed up an audition to be in Dead and Co. with Bob Weir and John Mayer. Subscribe to Broken Record's YouTube channel to hear old and new interviews, often with bonus content: https://www.youtube.com/brokenrecordpodcast You can also check out past episodes here: https://brokenrecordpodcast.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
This week the Song Book includes Aerosmith, Spirit, The Fixx, Suede, Was Not Was, The Clash, Ginger Bakers Air Force, Cameo, Sky Ferrirce, Oasis, The Gap Band and Santana.
**Music Mick’s Mixvibez Show Replay On Trax FM & Rendell Radio. Mick Featured Boogie Cuts From Seawind, D Train, Barkays, C&C Music Factory, The Gap Band, The Jacksons, Teena Marie, Ze-Brass, Was Not Was, Roy Ayers, Oneness Of Ju Ju, Michael Lovesmith & More. Also The Music Mick’s “Effection Section” With Slowies Like Sister Sledge, Luther Vandross, Lisa Stansfield, Marvin Gaye, Peabo & Bryson. Catch The Music Mick’s Mixvibez Show Every Saturday From 4PM UK Time On Trax FM & Rendell Radio #traxfm #rendellradio #musicmick #mixvibezshow #soul #funk #80ssoul #boogie #70ssoul #disco #ballads #danceclassics #nusoul #musicmick #mixvibezshow Listen Here: www.traxfm.org Free Trax FM Android App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.traxfmradio.ba.a6bcb The Trax FM Facebook Page : https://www.facebook.com/original103.3/ Tunerr: http://tunerr.co/radio/Trax-FM Tune In Radio : https://tunein.com/radio/Trax-FM-s225176/ OnLine Radio Box: http://onlineradiobox.com/uk/trax/?cs=uk.traxRadio Radio Deck: http://www.radiodeck.com/radio/5a09e2de87e3370db06d44dc Radio.Net: http://traxfmlondon.radio.net/ Stream Radio : http://streema.com/radios/Trax_FM..The_Originals Live Online Radio: http://www.liveonlineradio.net/english/trax-fm-103-3.htm **
In this week's episode of the RBP podcast, we pay tribute to Kraftwerk cofounder Florian Schneider, along with Afrobeat linchpin Tony Allen and Stranglers keyboardist Dave Greenfield. The excellent Simon Witter joins us to offer essential expertise on Schneider's vital part in making Kraftwerk the hugely influential group they were, with discussion revolving around our guest's epic MOJO retrospective on the electronica godfathers. RBP's regular triumvirate consider pieces by the week's featured writer Lisa Verrico, commencing with a hilarious 1994 diatribe from the Fall's Mark E. Smith. More-up-to date are her great Sunday Times profiles of cutting-edge stars Billie Eilish and Christine & the Queens, prompting passionate endorsements by "our Jasper" Murison-Bowie. Being a tiny bit older than "our" Jasper, Mark Pringle & Barney Hoskyns steer the conversation towards the week's new audio interview. Clips from John Tobler's 1973 chat with Rick Nelson trigger musings on TV teen Idol Ricky's metamorphosis into a credible rock and roller – and then into the trailblazing L.A. country rocker whose Stone Canyon Band backed him on his wry Top 10 hit 'Garden Party'. Finally, Mark walks us through the new library additions that most tickled his interest this week, including Jamie McCluskey III (a.k.a. Eden, a.k.a. Nikki Wine) chatting to the Beach Boys' Brian Wilson in 1965, David Keeps in conversation with Detroit's Was (Not Was) in 1983, and RJ Smith anticipating Trump's America in a prescient 1991 piece about Guns N' Roses. Barney pics Carol Clark's lovely 2001 lament for the inimitable Joey Ramone, while Jasper focuses on – among other items – John Calvert's 2015 dissection of problematic lyrics by Abel "The Weeknd" Tesfaye… Many thanks to special guest Simon Witter. The Rock's Backpages podcast is part of the Pantheon podcast network. Pieces discussed: Kraftwerk, Kraftwerker, Am Kraftwerksten, Mark E. Smith, Billie Eilish, Christine and the Queens, Rick Nelson audio, Brian Wilson, The Band, Was (Not Was), The D.O.C., Guns N' Roses, Hip Hop in 1998, Joey Ramone, Neil Cowley Trio, The Weeknd and Tame Impala's Slow Rush.
In this week's episode of the RBP podcast, we pay tribute to Kraftwerk cofounder Florian Schneider, along with Afrobeat linchpin Tony Allen and Stranglers keyboardist Dave Greenfield. The excellent Simon Witter joins us to offer essential expertise on Schneider's vital part in making Kraftwerk the hugely influential group they were, with discussion revolving around our guest's epic MOJO retrospective on the electronica godfathers. RBP's regular triumvirate consider pieces by the week's featured writer Lisa Verrico, commencing with a hilarious 1994 diatribe from the Fall's Mark E. Smith. More-up-to date are her great Sunday Times profiles of cutting-edge stars Billie Eilish and Christine & the Queens, prompting passionate endorsements by "our Jasper" Murison-Bowie. Being a tiny bit older than "our" Jasper, Mark Pringle & Barney Hoskyns steer the conversation towards the week's new audio interview. Clips from John Tobler's 1973 chat with Rick Nelson trigger musings on TV teen Idol Ricky's metamorphosis into a credible rock and roller – and then into the trailblazing L.A. country rocker whose Stone Canyon Band backed him on his wry Top 10 hit 'Garden Party'. Finally, Mark walks us through the new library additions that most tickled his interest this week, including Jamie McCluskey III (a.k.a. Eden, a.k.a. Nikki Wine) chatting to the Beach Boys' Brian Wilson in 1965, David Keeps in conversation with Detroit's Was (Not Was) in 1983, and RJ Smith anticipating Trump's America in a prescient 1991 piece about Guns N' Roses. Barney pics Carol Clark's lovely 2001 lament for the inimitable Joey Ramone, while Jasper focuses on – among other items – John Calvert's 2015 dissection of problematic lyrics by Abel "The Weeknd" Tesfaye… Many thanks to special guest Simon Witter. The Rock's Backpages podcast is part of the Pantheon podcast network. Pieces discussed: Kraftwerk, Kraftwerker, Am Kraftwerksten, Mark E. Smith, Billie Eilish, Christine and the Queens, Rick Nelson audio, Brian Wilson, The Band, Was (Not Was), The D.O.C., Guns N' Roses, Hip Hop in 1998, Joey Ramone, Neil Cowley Trio, The Weeknd and Tame Impala's Slow Rush.
Fra Lost in the Stars e un nuovo album-tributo allestito da Willner, dedicato questa volta alle musiche dei grandi film a cartoni animati di Walt Disney, passano tre anni. Nel frattempo Willner ha lasciato il ruolo di coordinatore musicale di Saturday Night Live ed è passato a collaborare - lavoro che farà per qualche tempo - con Night Music, altro programma televisivo, sempre della NBC, dove porta fra gli altri John Cale, Miles Davis, John Zorn, Leonard Cohen, Sonny Rollins. Rispetto a Lost in the Stars, con Stay Awake, che esce nell'88, la creatività riprende quota. Scorriamo l'album ascoltando musiche da Pinocchio, Bambi, Dumbo, il libro della giungla, Biancaneve e i sette nani, La bella addormentata nel bosco, Mary Poppins, La carica dei cento e uno e altri film ancora, interpretati da Bill Frisell e Wayne Horvitz con la voce - molto popolare negli Usa - di Ken Nordine, Natalie Merchant con Michael Stipe, Los Lobos, Bonnie Raitt con i Was (Not Was), Tom Waits, Suzanne Vega, Syd Straw, Buster Poindexter, Yma Sumac con Lennie Niehaus, Aaron Neville con Dr John, Garth Hudson, NRBQ, Betty Carter, Replacements, Sinhead O'Connor, Sun Ra. Nella prossima puntata i brani finali dell'album, con protagonisti James Taylor, e Ringo Starr con Herb Alpert.
Fra Lost in the Stars e un nuovo album-tributo allestito da Willner, dedicato questa volta alle musiche dei grandi film a cartoni animati di Walt Disney, passano tre anni. Nel frattempo Willner ha lasciato il ruolo di coordinatore musicale di Saturday Night Live ed è passato a collaborare - lavoro che farà per qualche tempo - con Night Music, altro programma televisivo, sempre della NBC, dove porta fra gli altri John Cale, Miles Davis, John Zorn, Leonard Cohen, Sonny Rollins. Rispetto a Lost in the Stars, con Stay Awake, che esce nell'88, la creatività riprende quota. Scorriamo l'album ascoltando musiche da Pinocchio, Bambi, Dumbo, il libro della giungla, Biancaneve e i sette nani, La bella addormentata nel bosco, Mary Poppins, La carica dei cento e uno e altri film ancora, interpretati da Bill Frisell e Wayne Horvitz con la voce - molto popolare negli Usa - di Ken Nordine, Natalie Merchant con Michael Stipe, Los Lobos, Bonnie Raitt con i Was (Not Was), Tom Waits, Suzanne Vega, Syd Straw, Buster Poindexter, Yma Sumac con Lennie Niehaus, Aaron Neville con Dr John, Garth Hudson, NRBQ, Betty Carter, Replacements, Sinhead O'Connor, Sun Ra. Nella prossima puntata i brani finali dell'album, con protagonisti James Taylor, e Ringo Starr con Herb Alpert.
Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! Estreno de 'Running on Faith', el disco que acaba de lanzar la vocalista Diane Schuur, y repaso a novedades de Skinny Hightower, Paul Tuvman, Lindsey Webster, Mariea Antoinette y Brian Culbertson. En el bloque del recuerdo hacemos un breve repaso a la discografía del proyecto Was (Not Was), fundado por los hermanos David y Don Was. Escucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de Cloud Jazz Smooth Jazz. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/27170
Estreno de 'Running on Faith', el disco que acaba de lanzar la vocalista Diane Schuur, y repaso a novedades de Skinny Hightower, Paul Tuvman, Lindsey Webster, Mariea Antoinette y Brian Culbertson. En el bloque del recuerdo hacemos un breve repaso a la discografía del proyecto Was (Not Was), fundado por los hermanos David y Don Was.
We talk about how Korea baseball is electric. Swole Daddy is our new king. We have committed our lives--and more importantly our brands--to our beloved NC Dinos. We broke down some all-time Cape League teams; which team has the best alumni? We also made fun of Tim for being a SCHOLAR and getting an EDUCATION like a NERD. Then, some breaking news came our way. It was a roller coaster of an episode. Come join Dino Nation and follow us on Twitter; @skg_18, @FitzyMoPena, and @timdurgin9 Opening song is "Baseball" by Hippo Campus, closing song is "Walk the Dinosaur" by Was (Not Was)
Nell'84 Hal Willner, che dall'81 è diventato coordinatore musicale del popolare programma televisivo Saturday Night Live, allestisce un secondo, memorabile, album-tributo, questa volta a Thelonious Monk, che era mancato nell'82. Gli ingredienti sono gli stessi già impiegati brillantemente in Amarcord Nino Rota, ma su una scala più ampia - un Lp doppio - e con un tasso più alto di partecipazioni di ambito pop-rock. Anche qui il livello della musica è straordinario, con interpretazioni dei cavalli di battaglia di Monk spesso decisamente irrituali, ma sempre senza tradire lo spirito del grande pianista-compositore; anche qui è di grande effetto l'assortimento di musicisti coinvolti; e anche qui è una sorpresa trovare impegnati musicisti la cui associazione con la musica di Monk non è affatto scontata. In questa puntata percorriamo il primo Lp e arriviamo all'inizio della terza facciata: con, nell'ordine, Bruce Fowler (trombonista con Zappa e Captain Beefheart), i NRBQ, Donald Fagen, Dr. John, la band di Carla Bley con Johnny Griffin, Barry Harris, il gruppo dance Was (Not Was) con Sheila Jordan, Mark Bingham, Steve Lacy in duo con Charlie Rouse, veterano dei gruppi di Monk, Sharon Freeman, Todd Rundgren.
Nell'84 Hal Willner, che dall'81 è diventato coordinatore musicale del popolare programma televisivo Saturday Night Live, allestisce un secondo, memorabile, album-tributo, questa volta a Thelonious Monk, che era mancato nell'82. Gli ingredienti sono gli stessi già impiegati brillantemente in Amarcord Nino Rota, ma su una scala più ampia - un Lp doppio - e con un tasso più alto di partecipazioni di ambito pop-rock. Anche qui il livello della musica è straordinario, con interpretazioni dei cavalli di battaglia di Monk spesso decisamente irrituali, ma sempre senza tradire lo spirito del grande pianista-compositore; anche qui è di grande effetto l'assortimento di musicisti coinvolti; e anche qui è una sorpresa trovare impegnati musicisti la cui associazione con la musica di Monk non è affatto scontata. In questa puntata percorriamo il primo Lp e arriviamo all'inizio della terza facciata: con, nell'ordine, Bruce Fowler (trombonista con Zappa e Captain Beefheart), i NRBQ, Donald Fagen, Dr. John, la band di Carla Bley con Johnny Griffin, Barry Harris, il gruppo dance Was (Not Was) con Sheila Jordan, Mark Bingham, Steve Lacy in duo con Charlie Rouse, veterano dei gruppi di Monk, Sharon Freeman, Todd Rundgren.
Looking for a little distraction? Decided to self-isolate for a while and need to break the tedium? Here's a solution that needs no prescription. Listen to the latest (in a series of many) edition of The Slightly Different Radio Show and you'll hear Was (Not Was), Admiral Fallow, Rainer & Das Combo, Christina Pluha & L'Arpeggiata, Jack Bruce, Bad Livers, The Hot 8 Brass Band, Angélique Kidjo and- amongst sundry others - E.K.'s No.1 Band. What's not to like? Well, listen and you can decide.
Looking for a little distraction? Decided to self-isolate for a while and need to break the tedium? Here's a solution that needs no prescription. Listen to the latest (in a series of many) edition of The Slightly Different Radio Show and you'll hear Was (Not Was), Admiral Fallow, Rainer & Das Combo, Christina Pluha & L'Arpeggiata, Jack Bruce, Bad Livers, The Hot 8 Brass Band, Angélique Kidjo and- amongst sundry others - E.K.'s No.1 Band. What's not to like? Well, listen and you can decide.
In this week's episode, Mark and Barney are joined by the delightful Colleen "Cosmo" Murphy to mark the 50th anniversary of David Mancuso's legendary first Loft party in New York City. Colleen talks about her friendship with Mancuso and about her own musical journey as a revered DJ (not to mention host of Classic Album Sundays). Barney notes the week's featured writer Daryl Easlea — and specifically his pieces on Elvis Presley the movie star and (tying in with this week's reissue of his excellent book Everybody Dance) Chic protegée Norma Jean Wright. Colleen concurs that the latter's 'Saturday' (1978) is a stone disco classic. The New York theme continues with discussion of the week's new audio interview, featuring No Wave queen and fearless transgressor Lydia Lunch talking to Martin Aston in 1989. We hear a clip of Lydia holding forth on her staunch refusal to be part of any cultural mainstream — and conversation ensues about her huge influence and complicated relationship with radical feminism. Finally, Mark talks us through such new additions to the RBP library as a 1969 Jimi Hendrix interview from the L.A. Times, Nick Kent's 1978 encounter with Elvis Costello, and Sean O'Hagan's account of his 1998 trip to Belfast with U2. A second clip from the Lydia Lunch audio takes us out of the episode… Many thanks to special guest Colleen Murphy; like her Facebook page at Colleen 'Cosmo' Murphy and visit classicalbumsundays.com. Pieces discussed: David Mancuso, The Art of Deejaying without Deejaying, DJ Cosmo, Norma Jean Wright, Elvis in Hollywood, 50,000 Fall Fans Can't Be Wrong, Lydia Lunch audio, Mick Jagger, Jimi Hendrix, Disco Demand, Elvis Costello, Was (Not Was), U2, Viv Stanshall, Primal Scream, Teenage Jesus and the Jerks, Them Crooked Vultures and Sister Rosetta Tharpe
In this week's episode, Mark and Barney are joined by the delightful Colleen "Cosmo" Murphy to mark the 50th anniversary of David Mancuso's legendary first Loft party in New York City. Colleen talks about her friendship with Mancuso and about her own musical journey as a revered DJ (not to mention host of Classic Album Sundays). Barney notes the week's featured writer Daryl Easlea — and specifically his pieces on Elvis Presley the movie star and (tying in with this week's reissue of his excellent book Everybody Dance) Chic protegée Norma Jean Wright. Colleen concurs that the latter's 'Saturday' (1978) is a stone disco classic. The New York theme continues with discussion of the week's new audio interview, featuring No Wave queen and fearless transgressor Lydia Lunch talking to Martin Aston in 1989. We hear a clip of Lydia holding forth on her staunch refusal to be part of any cultural mainstream — and conversation ensues about her huge influence and complicated relationship with radical feminism. Finally, Mark talks us through such new additions to the RBP library as a 1969 Jimi Hendrix interview from the L.A. Times, Nick Kent's 1978 encounter with Elvis Costello, and Sean O'Hagan's account of his 1998 trip to Belfast with U2. A second clip from the Lydia Lunch audio takes us out of the episode… Many thanks to special guest Colleen Murphy; like her Facebook page at Colleen 'Cosmo' Murphy and visit classicalbumsundays.com. Pieces discussed: David Mancuso, The Art of Deejaying without Deejaying, DJ Cosmo, Norma Jean Wright, Elvis in Hollywood, 50,000 Fall Fans Can't Be Wrong, Lydia Lunch audio, Mick Jagger, Jimi Hendrix, Disco Demand, Elvis Costello, Was (Not Was), U2, Viv Stanshall, Primal Scream, Teenage Jesus and the Jerks, Them Crooked Vultures and Sister Rosetta Tharpe The RBP podcast is part of the Pantheon Podcasts network.
What up y'all? McGee is back with me as we talk about Willie Gault, Mike Quick, Wham, The Power Station, McGee as a DJ, my accent, Hall & Oates, Mustaches, Was (Not Was), OJ Simpson being in the same state as his Heisman, McGee getting a parking ticket, Marty & McGee After Dark, Bojangles, Joe Burrow, Justin Fields & More
What up y'all? McGee is back with me as we talk about Willie Gault, Mike Quick, Wham, The Power Station, McGee as a DJ, my accent, Hall & Oates, Mustaches, Was (Not Was), OJ Simpson being in the same state as his Heisman, McGee getting a parking ticket, Marty & McGee After Dark, Bojangles, Joe Burrow, Justin Fields & More
We review 1993s Super Mario Bros. Intro Song-Walk The Dinosaur by Blastique vs Was (Not Was). You can download here:https://soundcloud.com/blastique/blastique-vs-was-not-was-walk-the-dinosaur Outro Song- Six Friends by Matt Chase
It's a rainy afternoon in 2019. The big city. Your two regular Whispod hosts are back but this time they're joined by Martin "The Tain" Taylor to talk about Candy by the man, the torso, the Iggy Pop and the lady with the one of a kind voice, Kate Pierson. In this episode there is talk of the B-52s, just what Don Was of Was (Not Was) is (not was), snares, lollies, distinctly 90s music videos, Jez thinking that "fromage" means yogurt instead of cheese and much more. Like/comment/share/subscribe/ogle/resent/etc THE CANDY VIDEO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bLOjmY--TA
We're heading back to the DAWN OF TIME in this month's movie episode as we explore the lost world of dinosaurs, DNA and dumb computer security slobs in Jurassic Park. Ever wondered what it takes to wring out a T-Rex like a damp dishrag? Or just how many millions of dollars they spent on oiling up Jeff Golfblum's chest? Well wonder no more as we've done all the digging for you so sit back, relax, and remember, "Objects in mirror are closer than they appear" Intro Music: Theme From Jurassic Park, John Williams ℗© 1993 Geffen Records Outro Music: Walk The Dinosaur, Was (Not Was) ℗ 2003 Universal International Music B.V. © 2003 Universal International Music B.V. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wdawkt/message
Electronic Balearic mix for the Finca am radio show on Ibiza Global Radio, with tracks from Furniture, Cairo, The Earons, Karate, 52nd Street, Affinity, Tom Tom Club, Shirley Lites, Dance Reaction, Hamilton Bohannon, The Coach House Rhythm Section, Was (Not Was), OMD... For more information visit http://billshakes.com
Guitarist Randy Jacobs has a list of credits a mile long. The Detroit native's career goes back over 40 years and includes just about every genre there is - including a few years with Bonnie Raitt here, a couple with Paul Kelly there, etc. A guy doesn't get asked to play with the likes of Michael Henderson, Seal, Tears For Fears and Bruce Hornsby if he doesn't know what he's doing. But he may be best known as a member of the wholly unique supergroup Was (Not Was). He even co-wrote their biggest hit "Walk The Dinosaur." These days, when he isn't recruited to work with Depeche Mode or General Public, he's focused on his blues rock group with saxophonist Mindi Abair the Boneshakers. They just released a solid new album, No Good Deed, a couple weeks ago. Settle in and hear many stories from a guy who's been in the game longer than some of us have been alive! https://www.randyjacobs.com/
'The happiest guy in the world' Lynne Boddy, De-Phazz, Hannah Gadsby, k. d. lang, Alex Stone, T. Rex, Gregory Isaacs, Tommy Tiernan, Dream Warriors, Laurie Anderson, Ian Dury & The Blockheads, Booker T & The MGs, Isa Bonachera, TLC, Jerry Pinto, The Eagles, Simon & Garfunkel, Pigbag, Jimmy Dean, Massive Attack, Daniel Kitson, Grace Jones, Mark Pollock, The Crew-Cuts, US3, Jacky, Air, Steely Dan, Was (Not Was), Glen Campbell, Richard Dawkins, Shinehead, Alan Bennett, Elle King, Lou Reed, Sugar Minott, Blindboy Boatclub, Quincy Jones, Paul Simon, The Paragons, Gemma Hayes, Digable Planets, Betty Everett, Angie Hart, Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark, Tek 9
This week, Josh regales us with his adventures at Origins Game Fair, and after that we discuss trailers for the Monster Hunter film, the horror remake of The Banana Splits, and the Shining pseudo-sequel Doctor Sleep, and finally wrap things up with some good ol' controversy over the Telltale Minecraft: Story Mode debacle AND MORE! The song this week is 'Walk the Dinosaur' by Was (Not Was). We'd like to thank David Pencil for our original intro/outro. You can find more of his work at DavidPencil.com (https://www.davidpencil.com/). Hey! Do you like our logo? Do you also like t-shirts, mugs and other cools stuff? Well now you can get a shirt or mug with our logo on it! Head over to our TeePublic (https://www.teepublic.com/user/nerdoverloadnow) page to check them out!
A whole world of 80s joy to liven up your day. Music comes from Roxy Music, Thin Lizzy, Loose Ends, Kate Bush, Was (Not Was), Haircut 100 and lots more besides. Like one of the last works of the legend Marvin Gaye.Some classic songs ‘Jack and Diane’, ‘Killer On The Loose’, ‘The Lunatics Have Taken Over The Asylum’, ‘Juicy Fruit’, ‘Every Breath You Take’, ‘Girls Just Want To Have Fun’ and ‘Kayleigh’. Memories R Us here at Electric Thunder Radio Enjoy!
Live set from Celebration. This one features Wild Cherry, Madonna, Vanilla Ice, Was Not Was, Nirvana, Bananarama, Nelly, Backstreet Boys, Michael Jackson, Billy Idol, Flo Rida, and more....
Tim's on holiday, so Dan and Ol reconvene for this bonus episode to cover songs/music videos from a few films previously featured on the show. Inspired by our friends That Awful Sound, we're talking Aerosmith's I Don't Wanna Miss a Thing (Armageddon), Was Not Was's Walk the Dinosaur (Flintstones & Super Mario Bros) and last but by no means least Smash Mouth's All Star (Inspector Gadget)!Featured within: Richie Sambora's risque facial hair, Was Not Was's hidden anti-nuclear war agenda and of course, the insane All Star renaissance and accompanying memedom surrounding Smash Mouth's most (in)famous song!
Today we go back to 1981, when "Amarcord Nino Rota" by producer Hal Willner was released. 37 years later it remains a reference record and one of the greatest tribute albums ever produced. We take a look back at the making of this great album, which has just been re-released by Corbett vs. Dempsey, with an interview with Hal Willner, and we play music from some of his other tribute projects (to Monk, Mingus, Ginsberg and vintage Disney movies). Two hours of aural fantasy. The playlist includes music by Nino Rota, Thelonious Monk, Charles Mingus, Kurt Weill performed by Jacki Byard, George Adams, Wynton & Branford Marsalis, Kenny Barron, Ron Carter, Dave Samuels, Carla Bley, Bill Frisell, Steve Lacy, Allen Ginsberg, Was (Not Was), Sun Ra, Greg Cohen, Vernon Reid, Geri Allen, Don Byron, Art Baron, Chuck D, Henry Rollins, Charlie Watts, The Uptown Horns. The detailed playlist is available at https://spinitron.com/radio/playlist.php?station=rfb&month=Jul&year=2018&playlist=7311#here
Our heroes talk about the newest installment of the Jurassic World/Park installment and start a burger bidding battle. Thanks to Was (Not Was) and Chrysalis for the theme song, "Walk the Dinosaur." Support the Show Subscribe and give us a little help on Patreon-- www.patreon.com/nerdworldorder For a one time donation on Paypal- nerdworldorder2@gmail.com Any comments or suggestions for the show, email us at nerdworldorder2@gmail.com --- 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/abel-loza5/message
Hey, remember Jurassic Park? The swell of John Williams' awe-inspiring score as we marveled at our first glimpse of CGI dinosaurs that still look real 25 years later? How smart Michael Crichton made us feel as we soaked up cutting-edge math and science? How Steven Spielberg once again redefined the summer blockbuster? Well, hold onto your butts. Five movies in, this inconsistent franchise is sitting on top of an active volcano, and it's about to blow. Cashing in on the massive success of the dumb/fun Jurassic World, the aptly named Fallen Kingdom doubles down on designer DNA and weaponized velociraptors. Our brave panel of scientists, mathematicians and bloodsucking lawyers digs into all things Jurassic. We talk rising sea levels, Bugs Bunny murder techniques, Jeep fashion, international Doritos tie-ins and which real-life rich dudes would attend a NorCal dinosaur auction. We even calculate the student-loan debt of a paleoveterinarian whose only potential employer is a boarded-up amusement park she's never even been to. Nasty woman! Serious note: If you absolutely have to go see Fallen Kingdom, at least wear an inflatable T-rex costume. It's the only thing that can make waiting for an offensively short post-credits sequence bearable. Hosted by: ‘Captain Boomerang' Greig Tansley (@GreigT13). Featuring: ‘Clever girl' Stacey Herbert (@LittleSherbie), ‘SuperJew' Jared Robinovitz (@SuperJew75) and ‘That Annoying Kid from the First One' Tim Agne (@timagne). Music by John Williams & Was Not Was.
Hey, remember Jurassic Park? The swell of John Williams' awe-inspiring score as we marveled at our first glimpse of CGI dinosaurs that still look real 25 years later? How smart Michael Crichton made us feel as we soaked up cutting-edge math and science? How Steven Spielberg once again redefined the summer blockbuster? Well, hold onto your butts. Five movies in, this inconsistent franchise is sitting on top of an active volcano, and it's about to blow. Cashing in on the massive success of the dumb/fun Jurassic World, the aptly named Fallen Kingdom doubles down on designer DNA and weaponized velociraptors. Our brave panel of scientists, mathematicians and bloodsucking lawyers digs into all things Jurassic. We talk rising sea levels, Bugs Bunny murder techniques, Jeep fashion, international Doritos tie-ins and which real-life rich dudes would attend a NorCal dinosaur auction. We even calculate the student-loan debt of a paleoveterinarian whose only potential employer is a boarded-up amusement park she's never even been to. Nasty woman! Serious note: If you absolutely have to go see Fallen Kingdom, at least wear an inflatable T-rex costume. It's the only thing that can make waiting for an offensively short post-credits sequence bearable. Hosted by: ‘Captain Boomerang’ Greig Tansley (@GreigT13). Featuring: ‘Clever girl’ Stacey Herbert (@LittleSherbie), ‘SuperJew’ Jared Robinovitz (@SuperJew75) and ‘That Annoying Kid from the First One’ Tim Agne (@timagne). Music by John Williams & Was Not Was.
Syd Straw released her first album, Surprise, in 1989. The record was full of earnest, broken-hearted songs with an impressive range for a new artist. The album's earthy tone landed Straw at the leading edge of the alternative country curve, and it led a seemingly open-ended invitation for Straw to lend her vocals to some of the best in the business. To name a few, Straw has been onstage and on records with Los Lobos, Wilco, Dave Alvin, Loudon Wainwright III, Leo Kottke, Rickie Lee Jones, Matthew Sweet, Van Dyke Parks, Freedy Johnston, James McMurtry, Marc Ribot, David Sanborn, Was Not Was, Victoria Williams, the dBs, Jimmer Podrasky, and The Golden Palominos. Subsequent albums followed in 1996, 2005 and 2008, and although releases may have been spread out, the quality of Straw's output never suffered. Although Straw is perhaps best known for her vocals, the unique and indelible spirit that she brings to a song or a project is what makes her a legend. She is quirky, to be sure, but she's also endearing, pleasantly sardonic and always creative - a perfect combination for a singular artist.
Syd Straw released her first album, Surprise, in 1989. The record was full of earnest, broken-hearted songs with an impressive range for a new artist. The album's earthy tone landed Straw at the leading edge of the alternative country curve, and it led a seemingly open-ended invitation for Straw to lend her vocals to some of the best in the business. To name a few, Straw has been onstage and on records with Los Lobos, Wilco, Dave Alvin, Loudon Wainwright III, Leo Kottke, Rickie Lee Jones, Matthew Sweet, Van Dyke Parks, Freedy Johnston, James McMurtry, Marc Ribot, David Sanborn, Was Not Was, Victoria Williams, the dBs, Jimmer Podrasky, and The Golden Palominos. Subsequent albums followed in 1996, 2005 and 2008, and although releases may have been spread out, the quality of Straw's output never suffered. Although Straw is perhaps best known for her vocals, the unique and indelible spirit that she brings to a song or a project is what makes her a legend. She is quirky, to be sure, but she's also endearing, pleasantly sardonic and always creative - a perfect combination for a singular artist.
Je hoort Chris Stapleton, Public Enemy, Led Zeppelin, Was Not Was, Patti LaBelle en The Black Crowes.
Je hoort Chris Stapleton, Public Enemy, Led Zeppelin, Was Not Was, Patti LaBelle en The Black Crowes.
Don Was is a bassist in the band Was (Not Was), a successful music producer for artists like The Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan, and the president of legendary jazz label Blue Note Records. This week, Jim DeRogatis and Greg Kot pick the brain of the multi-talented Don Was about his influences, what he looks for in an artist and what he loves about music. Plus, Jim and Greg review new albums from indie rock band Superchunk and rapper Dessa.
January 1983-1998: Eurythmics, Randy Newman, Bryan Adams, Def Leppard, Malcolm McLaren, Minutemen, Pogues, Was Not Was, AIR, Mark Hollis, Dixie Chicks
Iconic producer of every Rolling Stones album since 1992, Don Was talks about his unique relationship with Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, sitting behind the board remixing Exile on Main Street, his time in Was/Not Was, being from Detroit, and so much more with Hosts Randy Thomas and Arnie Wohl along with Music Connection Senior Editor Mark Nardone. Then, in our Tip Jar segment, Animation superstar Debi Derryberry shares why Singers can be great at becoming Animation Voice Actors.
David Was is a man who lives at the corners of journalism and music. He goes by "David Was" in the world of music, and he is the stage brother and other half of the writing/producing collaboration Was (Not Was). A Detroit, Michigan native, his journey into the public sphere began as a journalist and jazz critic. David Was has had a big mark in the music world not just with his band, but also as a producer. He's worked with the likes of Bob Dylan, Mel Tormé, Iggy Pop, Ricky Lee Jones, Roy Orbison and many others. Going back to the journalism, under his given name of David Weiss, his byline has appeared in Entertainment Weekly, Rolling Stone and Newsweek. Whether you call him David Was or David Weiss, he's here on The Paul Leslie Hour for an unprecedented in-depth interview. Support The Paul Leslie Hour by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/the-paul-leslie-hour
Sweet Pea Atkinson is a veteran singer who rose to fame when his Detroit-based soul funk band Was (Not Was) scored a top ten Billboard pop hit in 1989 called, ‘Walk the Dinosaur.’ Following this success, he spent the next few decades as a member of the Boneshakers and performing with the likes of Lyle Lovett, Bonnie Raitt and Kris Kristofferson. In 2017, working with Keb Mo, he released his first solo studio album in 30 years, a contemporary blues-soul project called ‘Get What You Deserve’ for famed Blue Note Records.
On this week’s episode of the Nerd Overload Podcast, we discuss the possibility of a Mario Bros. animated movie by Illumination, the Star Wars Battlefront II loot box debacle, the new Deadpool trailer, Justice League and its lukewarm preview reviews, a talking Pikachu AND MORE! The song this week is ‘Walk the Dinosaur‘ by Was (Not Was).
After bursting out in the early 80s with one of the greatest debuts in modern rock history, and, thus, rock critics falling all over him as the next big thing, Marshall Crenshaw has settled into a career as a sort of highly respected cult artist. He may not be the household name his fans think he deserves to be, but he's forged a steady career playing by his own rules and gaining mounds of street cred in the process. Here we talk about the decision to work with producer Steve Lilywhite on his second album Field Day (which has just been remastered and reissued on vinyl), the tensions between him and Warner Bros., the movies he's worked on like La Bamba and Walk Hard, and some of his collaborators (Gin Blossoms, Was (Not Was), Smithereens). It is not a stretch to say that Crenshaw is one of the greatest songwriters of the modern era and a true national treasure. http://marshallcrenshaw.com/
A lot of people probably think of Was (Not Was) as a novelty act, but this here is a legitimately great straight-ahead number.Today's strip
His group, Was(Not Was), rolled out some funky dance pop in the '80s. He's produced big records for the Rolling Stones, Bonnie Raitt, John Mayer, and The B-52s. But today he is in his office, high atop the famous Capitol Records tower in Hollywood, as President of the venerable jazz label, Blue Note Records. How did Don Was get here? How does he approach production? What makes him tick? I knew someday we would have this discussion, and everything that drives him does stem from a true love of music — just as I had always imagined. Enjoy! Disclaimer: This audio recording was not originally tracked with the intent of using for a podcast. It was recorded solely for transcription for our print interview (see issue #113). Please forgive any balance issues, background sounds, and lack of clarity. Sponsored by JBL Professional http://www.jblpro.com
THEME WEEK: 80's Songs with Saxophone. Artists include: Men At Work, Duran Duran, Was (Not Was), Boy Meets Girl, and More!
Guest Hana Michels (Funny or Die) joins host Geoffrey Golden for a pre-historic episode of Two Packs, the trading card comedy show! This week, they open packs of dino cards – Disney’s Dinosaurs (1991) and Wacko-Saurs (1987). While opening the packs, they discuss Baby Dinosaur’s vacant/menacing expression, uncover absolute worst dinosaur jokes ever written, and they perform a rousing rendition of the Was Not Was classic “Walk the Dinosaur.” All on this T-Rex-cellent episode of Two Packs presented by Meltdown Comics – gotta love it! Follow us on Twitter! Two Packs - https://twitter.com/twopackspodcast Hana Michels - https://twitter.com/hanamichels Geoffrey Golden - https://twitter.com/geoffreygolden Links to check out: Dream It! Screw It! - http://a.co/bUu9oAf Credits: Producer - Mason Booker Engineer - Mason Booker Opening Theme by Matt Myers “Biking in the Park” by Lee Rosevere Logo by Kenny Keil Card Images: Front - https://www.dropbox.com/s/rmhxofi31n871tl/e037-dinosaurs-wacko-front.jpeg?dl=0 Back - https://www.dropbox.com/s/9h13q12322aj9na/e037-dinosaurs-wacko-back.jpeg?dl=0
One of the most original lyricists in the history of popular music, David Was has seen and done it all in the songwriting world. He was the fulcrum of Was (Not Was), and the brains behind wonderful titles such as Spy in the House of Love, I Feel Better Than James Brown, Wedding Vows in Vegas, and so many more. David possesses a wealth of knowledge on a number of subjects, from music to early 20th century poetry to the maintenance of a quality three-point shot into your 60's. We are beyond thrilled to have David join the program; sit back, relax, and take a listen to a true master share with us some of his most memorable experiences in the music industry.
Originally aired LIVE on kwtf.net on October 8, 2014Solo Show in which I share my short story, interspersed with music, all with a jailhouse theme.Songs played:Jail by Giulia y Los Tellarini on L'Arrabbiata (2012)Friend Went to Jail by Tricky on Mixed Race (2010)Jail-House Blues by Bessie Smith on The Essential Bessie SmithJailbird by M. Ward on Hold TIme (2009)Put Me in Jail by Sunny & The Sunliners on Chicano Soul: San Antonio's Westside SoundNot Even Jail by Interpol on Antics (2010)Dad, I'm in Jail by Was (Not Was) off The Best of Was Not Was (1980-2010)Baby Out of Jail by The Knitters off Poor Little Critter on the Road (1985)Target Practice from Free to Fight (1995)Find out more about this excellent compilationJail by Dan Bern on The Swastika EP (2002)Jail by Andy Sandford on Me the Whole Time (2014)Don't forget to stay connected on all the social media places!Twitter, Facebook, SoundCloud, MixCloud, Tumblr, 8Tracks
Originally aired LIVE on kwtf.net on October 8, 2014Solo Show in which I share my short story, interspersed with music, all with a jailhouse theme.Songs played:Jail by Giulia y Los Tellarini on L'Arrabbiata (2012)Friend Went to Jail by Tricky on Mixed Race (2010)Jail-House Blues by Bessie Smith on The Essential Bessie SmithJailbird by M. Ward on Hold TIme (2009)Put Me in Jail by Sunny & The Sunliners on Chicano Soul: San Antonio's Westside SoundNot Even Jail by Interpol on Antics (2010)Dad, I'm in Jail by Was (Not Was) off The Best of Was Not Was (1980-2010)Baby Out of Jail by The Knitters off Poor Little Critter on the Road (1985)Target Practice from Free to Fight (1995)Find out more about this excellent compilationJail by Dan Bern on The Swastika EP (2002)Jail by Andy Sandford on Me the Whole Time (2014)Don't forget to stay connected on all the social media places!Twitter, Facebook, SoundCloud, MixCloud, Tumblr, 8Tracks
Completely forgot that I had reviewed Jurassic Park on Episode 196 and I totally had a different score, just shows how retrospect and scores can be a fickle thing. Nevertheless I start things off with Jurassic World! The worldwide smash super hit and now the long awaited review has come your way. After that I briefly review Jurassic Park (again, haha) The Lost World: Jurassic Park, and Jurassic Park III. I talk about the Box Office Report. The Trailer Spot this week is The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2. Lastly but not leastly I talk about the news and for my Closing Comments I talk a little about Game of Thrones. Enjoy the show! Opening and Closing Song- Walk the Dinosaur by Was (Not Was)
AUDIO from Don Was: A Producer's Most Important Lesson About This Page By Rob Hochschild November 7, 2008 Over the four decades he's worked as a record producer, Don Was has worked with artists such as Bob Dylan, Bonnie Raitt, the B-52s, Amos Lee, Ziggy Marley, and the Rolling Stones. He won the 1994 Grammy Award for Producer of the Year and he produced a documentary about the Beach Boys' Brian Wilson. Plus, the Detroit native is coleader of Was (Not Was), a band that fuses funk, r&b, rock, soul, pop, dance music, and other styles in a seamless blend that has yielded hits like "Walk the Dinosaur" and "Spy in the House of Love." And then, last month, he spent a week working closely with Berklee's music production and engineering majors. It was an experience that Was said will "recharge" his work as a producer. During his time on campus, Was gave an open clinic for students, staff, and faculty; met individually with student producers; and visited several classes. Was also granted a long, in-depth interview, during which he talked about many music-related subjects, including qualities of good producers, the state of the industry, and what it takes for bands to succeed in the studio. Photo by Phil Farnsworth: Don Was takes questions from students and faculty in Berklee's Studio A.
I put a lot of heart into this one. Lots of disco gems. Great record shopping finds in London throughout the past 2 weeks. TUNE IN LIVE EVERY MONDAY 2-4pm est on KLANGBOX.FMPlaylist:Mafoombay - Culture VibeIre (Cottam Re-Mix) - The Don Isaac Ezekiel CombinationJazz Music - Righeirapleasure principle [maily edit] - ParletToutes les fleurs (Instrumental) - Cayenna's GangI Dig Marion (Coyote Edit) - UnknownA Magical Day [Dicky Trisco Mix] - DJ RoccaJewel Groove - DJ MoarGo Exciting (12" mix) - Quando QuangoBibi Flash - Histoire D'un Soir (Hotaru Edit) - VermelhoDisco Dancer - Kiki GyanEye For An Eye - FingermanMore I Like It - Adolf SternLovers (Beaten Space Probe Edit) - Bruni PaganE2 Bon Voyage - Presque l'Amazonie - Cocktail D'AmoreTell Me That I'm Dreaming - Was (Not Was)Midnight Man (Instrumental Version) - Flash & The PanFreakin' - Mr MendelWhere is My Man (Sanfrandisko 2014 rework) - Eartha KittSerrekunda Beach (Original) - Made In GambiaKOKO - 1985 Edits B1 Ivan - Kornél KovácsKoko Si - BuariHappy Drums - UnknownVamos a La Playa 216 - Laura of Miami (klangbox.fm) by Laura Of Miami on MixcloudRIGHT CLICK AND SAVE AS TO DL
This episode we find DJ Rules in a New York state of mind. He's been digging deep into US post-punk, Funk No-Wave and come out with his head wedged inside the Big Apple and a big Konk where his nose should be. Don't worry, Dr Volume is on hand to mix things up a bit so expect the usual genre hopping mash up and we end with some proper blissed out shoegazey vibes as usual. Find out if we figure out how to pronounce Jean-Michel Basquiat and find out there's more to Was Not Was than 'Walk the Dinosaur'. The tunes come from Cheatahs, Konk, The Cravats, Suicide, Younghusband, Was Not Was, Finitribe, Loose Joints, Demdike Stare, Chrome, LFO, E.S.G and Snowbird.
As a remembrance of the 50th Anniversary of the Assassination of President John F Kennedy, today's show features a multimedia presentation highlighting the 1000 Days of John F Kennedy's Presidency often referred to as "Camelot". Music provided by the following artists Michael Tearson, The Byrds, Aztec Two Step, Paul Simon, Lou Reed, Phil Ochs, Spirit, John Fogerty, Barry Mcguire, Peter Paul & Mary, Oliver Nelson, Deodato, Elton John, Otis Spann, Was Not Was, Jimmy Dean, Los Indios Tabajaras, Ben E King and The Beach Boys.
Afro-Jersey was formed in 2008 when old friends Terre Roche and Sidiki Conde began to write songs together in both English and Mandingo just for fun. Terre Roche is best known for being one of The Roches. She has worked with Paul Simon, Laurie Anderson, Was Not Was, Philip Glass, Kathy Mattea, Meredith Monk and the Indigo Girls to name a few. She sang the role of Squeaky Fromme in John Moran's opera, The Manson Family. She was one of the soloists on Robert Fripp's album "Exposure". In 1998 she put out a solo CD, "The Sound of a Tree Falling". Terre collaborated with jazz pianist Garry Dial on the 2008 release "Us an'Them", a collection of national anthems from around the world featuring musicians from the countries all of whom were living in New York City. From 2002 to the present, Terre has led the popular "Sunset Singing Circle", a Battery Parks City sponsored singalong which takes place in May and June. Currently she is the musical coordinator for Lanny Harrison's "Characters in Motion" class at the New York Shambhala Center and has been a featured artist in Mark Lamb Dance's spectacular multi-media salons, featuring music, dance and spoken word performances. Terre Roche, Sidiki Conde, and Marlon Cherry, a/k/a Afro-Jersey, sing in both the English and Mandingo languages.
Klaus Schulze, Jim Morrison, Kraftwerk, Samoa Park, Helen, Imagination, Owusu & Hannibal, Gang, Plastic Mode, Kano, KZA, Daniel Wang, Step Time Orchestra, Trio, Was (Not Was), Hercules & Love Affair, Magnum Force, Cellophane Brain, Explorer, Black Lodge, Solid State, The Sparks, Peter Richard, The Knife, Savage Progress, Francisco, Severed Heads, Richard Bone, Ultravox, YMO, Rinder & Lewis, Mantus, Charanjit Singh, Future World Orchestra, Robert Fripp, Soft Machine, Nirvana, Ananta and more...
Show #74 - Turn. Wow, seems like you can't Turn around without bumping into another new ThemeLounge episode! This one is definitely a keeper, with great songs from Weezer, Roxy Music, Was (Not Was), Robert Palmer and more. Download the show. Licensed with ASCAP, BMI and SESAC.
Cheez-it! Episode 9 of See You Next Wednesday finds your hosts Greg, Dan and Casey opening the show with two major show reviews from last weekend (Elvis Costello & David Clayton-Thomas) and a look forward to some upcoming local concerts. Then we dive head-first into Film Roulette with our look at The Hunter and Streetdance 2: 3D, before touching on last week's punishment album by Was (Not Was). Plus another shocking die roll, this time for The Five-Year Engagement and The Raven. We finish up with two... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
John Patitucci, the incredible bassist will be on the show toniteas part of the "Music Meets Wine Series". John is a grammy award winning Bass player who is well known for his part in the Chick Corea Band. As a studio musician, John has played on countless albums with artists such as B.B. King, Bonnie Raitt, Chick Corea, Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Michael Brecker, George Benson, Dizzy Gillespie, Was Not Was, Dave Grusin, Natalie Cole, Bon Jovi, Queen Latifah, Sting, and Carly Simon.John loves wine and is a wine enthusiast. He will join Stu to discuss his music career and his love of wine. Don't miss this show! Tweet your questions for John or Stu to @stuthewineguru on Twitter. Email your questions to info@stuthewineguru.com. Call in to ask them at 646-381-4860. Visit Stu's website at www.stuthewineguru.com to find out more about the show and upcoming guests!
You're listening to "TURN THE RADIO OFF", the debut episode of our podcast radio show by Sam Sparro and Jesse Rogg (aka Golden) broadcast straight from the Modus Vivendi Music HQ in Los Angeles, CA. In this first installment and from here on out we'll be bringing you old school and new styles... we play whatever we like, incl. unreleased tracks, our own remixes and we'll be hitting up some of our famous-y friends for some other exclusives as well! This week we've got nuggets by Was Not Was, The Presets, House of House, Womack & Womack, Patrice Rushen, Gossip, Eddy Grant, a Todd Terje remix plus a bunch of other chooons! also, we've included our remix of the brand new Basement Jaxx single feat. Sam Sparro! This is dedicated to everyone who can't stand what's on the radio anymore! www.myspace.com/samsparro www.myspace.com/modusvivendimusic www.twitter.com/sam_sparro www.twitter.com/doctorgolden
Yello, Rheingold, Bow Mods, LCD Soundsystem, Parlour, AM-FM, Lene Lovich, Yellow Power, Yellow Magic Orchestra, JYL, Tri Atma, Ken Elliott, Sapho, Rose Laurens, Daniel Wang, Talking Heads, Prince & the Revolution, Phill & Friends Band, Eurythmics, Was (Not Was), Eberhard Schoener, Falco & more...
Couch Surfing Episode 08 - The Whedon/Zombie Dance-OffIn episode eight of Couch Surfing, our heroes rejoice at the end of the Writer’s Strike. Scott gushes about the new ABC show, Eli Stone, but weeps about the latest FOX game show, The Moment of Truth. John finally finishes Veronica Mars, and Scott must talk him down off the ledge, over the unsatisfactory ‘ending’. They both praise the mind blowing bargains from Deep Discount. Scott finds the willpower not to punch a kitten after watching the BBC show, Primeval, while John shares a childhood story of his mad archery skills. The two of them finish up the show by lamenting Joss Whedon’s frustrating lack of follow-through, and laughing at the absurdity of Rob Zombie possibly directing Conan. The following artists can be heard in this episode:Leroy, Shakespeare’s Sister, Lords of Acid, George Michael, Fleetwood Mac, The Bravery, INXS, Bjork & PJ Harvey, The Delays, Guided By Voices, The Dandy Warhols, Primal Scream, Prince, Was Not Was, Hans Zimmer, AFI, Evanescence, Scissor Sisters, Nickelback, Staind, White Zombie and The Dollyrots.
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