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We flip the single this episode to cover the other A side of the first doube-A, Day Tripper. Do Andrew and JG manage to settle which is the best of the two songs? Does Day Tripper stand up to We Can Work It Out's high bar? And how many cover versions do you need to listen to in order to find a decent one? Rankings: Track-by-track Ranking eMail: beatlesstuffology@gmail.com Twitter: @beatles_ology Instagram: beatlesstuffology JG's Blog: Judgementally Reviews… Andrew's Blog: Stuffology Produced By: JG McQuarrie
It's time for not only a double-A single but in some ways the double-A single. In this case, Andrew and JG are tackling We Can Work It Out first (despite some faffing about). Is it the better of the two songs on the single? Will they both agree on which song is superior? And does the song work on its own terms? Rankings: Track-by-track Ranking eMail: beatlesstuffology@gmail.com Twitter: @beatles_ology Instagram: beatlesstuffology JG's Blog: Judgementally Reviews… Andrew's Blog: Stuffology Produced By: JG McQuarrie
Paddling the three-man conversational kayak across the rock and roll rapids this week involved … … Olive Mess, Candied Yams, Gorilla Biscuits …? Challenging indie act or seasonal vegan recipe? … the amount YMCA earned through Donald Trump and why the man who wrote it is complaining. … Tom Hanks' valuable words of wisdom. … Neil Tennant's favourite bridge in a pop song (and it's not We Can Work It Out or I Will). … musicians and the modern world of the “one-night stand” circuit. … Baker Street, Money, Careless Whisper, Giant Steps, Jungleland … and the sax solo that outranks them all. … the genius of Henry Mancini and the powerful DNA of film music. … the lost world of small ads – eg this pasted by Roxy Music: “The perfect guitarist for avant rock group: original, creative, adaptable, melodic, fast, slow, elegant, witty, scary, stable, tricky. Quality musicians only.” … Beatles '64 - “randomly assembled and directionless”, a listener declares! Here's Plas Johnson playing the Pink Panther theme with Henry Mancini: https://youtu.be/jBupII3LH_Q?si=brjVwsPlmcnii1MdFind out more about how to help us to keep the conversation going: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Paddling the three-man conversational kayak across the rock and roll rapids this week involved … … Olive Mess, Candied Yams, Gorilla Biscuits …? Challenging indie act or seasonal vegan recipe? … the amount YMCA earned through Donald Trump and why the man who wrote it is complaining. … Tom Hanks' valuable words of wisdom. … Neil Tennant's favourite bridge in a pop song (and it's not We Can Work It Out or I Will). … musicians and the modern world of the “one-night stand” circuit. … Baker Street, Money, Careless Whisper, Giant Steps, Jungleland … and the sax solo that outranks them all. … the genius of Henry Mancini and the powerful DNA of film music. … the lost world of small ads – eg this pasted by Roxy Music: “The perfect guitarist for avant rock group: original, creative, adaptable, melodic, fast, slow, elegant, witty, scary, stable, tricky. Quality musicians only.” … Beatles '64 - “randomly assembled and directionless”, a listener declares! Here's Plas Johnson playing the Pink Panther theme with Henry Mancini: https://youtu.be/jBupII3LH_Q?si=brjVwsPlmcnii1MdFind out more about how to help us to keep the conversation going: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Paddling the three-man conversational kayak across the rock and roll rapids this week involved … … Olive Mess, Candied Yams, Gorilla Biscuits …? Challenging indie act or seasonal vegan recipe? … the amount YMCA earned through Donald Trump and why the man who wrote it is complaining. … Tom Hanks' valuable words of wisdom. … Neil Tennant's favourite bridge in a pop song (and it's not We Can Work It Out or I Will). … musicians and the modern world of the “one-night stand” circuit. … Baker Street, Money, Careless Whisper, Giant Steps, Jungleland … and the sax solo that outranks them all. … the genius of Henry Mancini and the powerful DNA of film music. … the lost world of small ads – eg this pasted by Roxy Music: “The perfect guitarist for avant rock group: original, creative, adaptable, melodic, fast, slow, elegant, witty, scary, stable, tricky. Quality musicians only.” … Beatles '64 - “randomly assembled and directionless”, a listener declares! Here's Plas Johnson playing the Pink Panther theme with Henry Mancini: https://youtu.be/jBupII3LH_Q?si=brjVwsPlmcnii1MdFind out more about how to help us to keep the conversation going: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
We Can Work It Out (1 Corinthians 6:1-11)
She was surrounded by the music, but is seldom heard from. Her relationship was splashed across every tabloid, but she's largely shunned the press. For being the muse of hits like “And I Love Her” and “We Can Work It Out,” very little is known about her. But this week, host Emma dug up enough about this Doll to put together an episode full of swinging 60s tunes and laughter! Emma shines the spotlight on the quiet Beatle girl: actress, cookbook author, lifestyle queen, and iconic redhead Jane Asher!Follow @thedollspod on Instagram to see photos and clips mentioned in this episode!(Episode starts at 6:22)Songs in this episode:Jane Asher as Alice in “Alice in Wonderland” (Argo Records, 1959)Peter and Gordon - A World Without Love (1964)The Beatles - I Want To Hold Your Hand (1963)The Beatles - Yesterday (1965)The Beatles - Tomorrow Never Knows (1966)The Beatles - We Can Work It Out (1965)Special thanks to friend of the show Michael Tegio for our podcast theme song!
The Beatles Made a Mistake - Mike Cohn It should be a comfort to each of us to know that we'll probably never make a mistake as big as the one The Beatles made during this week in 1966.Following the critical and sales success of the prior year's “Rubber Soul” album, the Beatles released a new album, “Yesterday and Today,” in June 1966. The album was released in the US and Canada and contained songs that had been withheld from North American versions of other Beatles albums.Musically, it's a solid album featuring “Drive My Car,” “Nowhere Man,” “We Can Work It Out,” “Day Tripper,” and of course “Yesterday.”Where The Beatles went wrong was in the choice of the album art. The cover photo shows all four Beatles wearing white butcher's frocks with decapitated baby dolls and pieces of raw meat in their laps.The photo is in incredibly bad taste even to the less sensitive standards of 1966.I'm sharing this because on this day in 1966, The Beatles admitted their mistake and replaced the cover.I think The Beatles' experience with this botched album cover decision holds four lessons.First, it's important to acknowledge that when a team is moving quickly, team members will make some mistakes. “Yesterday and Today” was The Beatles' twelfth album released in North America in four years.Second, when you make a mistake, be willing to admit it. The Beatles did not blame their label for picking the cover. In fact, band members insisted on the cover over the label's objection.The Beatles said the cover was meant to be a protest against the savagery of the Vietnam War. I've always been skeptical of that as it seemed like an after-the-fact justification, but I appreciate that they owned the mistake.Third, correct mistakes as quickly and cost-effectively as possible. The Beatles corrected their mistake by recalling all the albums and pasting a new cover on top of the original.A few savvy DJs and record store owners did not return all the albums. This created a lucrative collector's market in copies of “Yesterday and Today” with the original cover. I've seen some sell for nearly $40,000.Finally, after correcting the mistake, put the memory aside and move on. After the cover debacle of “Yesterday and Today,” The Beatles went on to make some of their greatest albums including “Revolver,” “Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band,” the white album, and “Abbey Road.”Mistakes happen. I make them. You make them. Your team makes them. Even The Beatles made mistakes.Let's acknowledge that mistakes will happen when moving quickly. Then, when we do make a mistake, let's own it, correct it, and move beyond it.It's quite possible, as it was for The Beatles, that your best work may follow your biggest mistake, How to connect with AgileDad: - [website] https://www.agiledad.com/ - [instagram] https://www.instagram.com/agile_coach/ - [facebook] https://www.facebook.com/RealAgileDad/ - [Linkedin] https://www.linkedin.com/in/leehenson/
This week on Classic Vinyl Podcast, Justin and Tyler listen to and review The Beatles 1965 hit single We Can Work It Out. As one of the best selling singles of the 1960s, is this one of Lennon and McCartney's best songs? Give it a listen and let us know what you think.
JOIN SHERI HORN HASAN @ KARMIC EVOLUTION DOT COM FOR THIS WEEK'S PODCAST EXPLORING THIS ECLIPSE'S MESSAGE THAT AN OPPOSITIONAL “IT'S MY WAY OR THE HIGHWAY” ATTITUDE ONLY GETS YOU SO FAR, WHILE NEGOTIATION & COMPROMISE OF THE “TRY TO SEE IT MY WAY KIND” PROMISES A BETTER CHANCE FOR PEACE! This Libra Full Moon lunar eclipse asks us to realize that true partnership takes hard work & the commitment now to release any romanticized notions that relationship can magically simply work--without some kind of realistic effort to empathize with those of opposing viewpoints. The Beatles lyrics of “We Can Work It Out” come to mind: “Try to see it my way, do I have to keep on talking till I can't go on? If we see it your way, things may fall apart before too long…we can work it out, we can work it out…”But “can we work it out?” is the question as this Libra Full Moon lunar eclipse which occurs at 5'07 Libra at midnight PT & 3 a.m. ET March 25. Falling in the 9th House of law, immigration, morality, integrity, etc., & opposing the Aries Sun in the 3rd House of communication of the U.S. capitol illustrates the philosophical differences between those who prefer to duke it out with those who are willing to compromise for the sake of a higher purpose.The key lies with duking it out for the purpose of negotiating a compromise at this lunation, especially since both luminaries are waxing toward squares to Washington, D.C.'s 10'13” Capricorn/Cancer Ascendant/Descendant.This lunar eclipse has the Libra Moon standing alone against Aries Sun reminding it that independent action can only work for so long before some kind of partnership agreement can be reached. Negotiation & compromise is the only way to settle long term disputes in ways that may not make everyone joyous, but satisfies both parties enough in the end to forge a harmonious peace.This eclipse lunation is similar to the the Pisces New Moon on March 10 in that all of the planets are squished into a crowded conglomeration including from Jupiter in Taurus to Pluto in Aquarius. Back then, however, the Pisces Moon & Sun came together and were included in this fold, indicating both the possibility for a myopic focus in the negative sense, but also a strong sense of concentrated attention that could benefit specific areas of life. Now, since the conglomeration of planets is almost exactly the same--with the exception of the Sun's move into Aries on March 18 & Mars pending move into Pisces March 22—this eclipse lunation differs basically because the Libra Moon is now opposing the Aries Sun which resides within this group.So we have a situation where the Libra Moon's plea for negotiation & compromise toward a peaceful resolution of disputes between partners can be recognized in stark contrast to the ideologies of Pluto in Aquarius, the impetus for war amongst the planets in Aries, including the Sun, Chiron, Mercury, & Eris (Mars's sister in Greek mythology & the dwarf planet known as the goddess of discord & chaos), & the realization that we all share in the Piscean commitment to help those less fortunate than ourselves. At this eclipse, the Libra Moon is separating from a trine to Pluto in Aquarius, & a quincunx to Mars in Pisces. The former denotes a potential agreement between partners through negotiation, the latter a necessary adjustment as Mars moves from ideological warrior in Aquarius to a more empathic & compassionate one in Pisces. That's especially true as Venus now separates from Saturn in Pisces, a conjunction aspect that signifies commitment in partnership. Today's podcast, which drops at 11 a.m. PT & 2 p.m. ET 2 KARMIC EVOLUTION DOT COM, explores how we got here from there through a look back at this month's lunar cycle since March 10 & the one from February 9, with a detailed discussion of what's been revealed to us all since then & what needs to be released now. Included in this is a look at GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump's chart & how public perception has changed over time due to transiting Pluto's quincunx to his Leo Ascendant & the royal star Regulus, & transiting Uranus's approach to his Taurus Midheaven. Whether he pulls himself out of his current financial mess—which requires he post a $454 million bond by March 25, the day of the lunar eclipse—or not, we look at whether this portends further losses in public support for him…Don't miss this enlightening podcast! Namaste...#karmicevolution, #astronews, #astrologically speaking, #astronewsyoucanuse, #librafullmoonlunareclipse, #lunareclipse, #librafullmoon, #suninaries, #marsintopisces, #compromisedrelationships, #venussaturnconjunction, #plutoquincunxascendant, #uranusconjoinsmidheavent, #donaldtrumpschart
On Sunday, February 4, 2024, Pastor Joe Troutman preached "We Can Work It Out" from Philippians 2:12-18. 12 Therefore, my beloved, as you have always obeyed, so now, not only as in my presence but much more in my absence, work out your own salvation with fear and trembling, 13 for it is God who works in you, both to will and to work for his good pleasure. 14 Do all things without grumbling or disputing, 15 that you may be blameless and innocent, children of God without blemish in the midst of a crooked and twisted generation, among whom you shine as lights in the world, 16 holding fast to the word of life, so that in the day of Christ I may be proud that I did not run in vain or labor in vain. 17 Even if I am to be poured out as a drink offering upon the sacrificial offering of your faith, I am glad and rejoice with you all. 18 Likewise you also should be glad and rejoice with me.
B.S.O. "I Am Sam":Aimee Mann And Michael Penn “Two Of Us”Sarah McLachlan “Blackbird”Rufus Wainwright “Across The Universe”The Wallflowers “I'm Looking Through You”Eddie Vedder “You've Got To Hide Your Love Away”Ben Harper “Strawberry Fields Forever”Sheryl Crow “Mother Nature's Son”Ben Folds “Golden Slumbers”The Vines “I'm Only Sleeping”Stereophonics “Don't Let Me DownThe Black Crowes “Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds”Chocolate Genius “Julia”Heather Nova “We Can Work It Out”Grandaddy “Revolution”Nick Cave “Let It Be”Aimee Mann “Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds”Neil Finn / Liam Finn “Two Of Us”Escuchar audio
Grab your guitar and join me in learning the whole of this fantastic Beatles tune. An absolute classic riff and really fun solo to play. This is one I always reccomend my students to learn.Day Tripper" is a song by the English rock band the Beatles that was released as a double A-side single with "We Can Work It Out" in December 1965. The song was written primarily by John Lennon with some contributions from Paul McCartney and was credited to the Lennon–McCartney partnership. Both songs were recorded during the sessions for the band's Rubber Soul album. The single topped charts in Britain, Ireland, the Netherlands and Norway. In the United States, "Day Tripper" peaked at number five on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and "We Can Work It Out" held the top position. "Day Tripper" is a rock song based around an electric guitar riff and drawing on the influence of American soul music. The Beatles included it in their concert set-list until their retirement from live performances in late August 1966.If you find this stuff useful leave me a review on Spotify or Apple PodcastsBecome a Blues Guitar Show Member: https://www.buzzsprout.com/950998/subscribeShoot me a question to cover in the upcoming episodes by emailing ben@thebluesguitarshow.comFollow me on instagram @bluesguitarshowpodcastSupport the show
Singles Going Around- Operation Retrieve- Mono Beatles Volume One"Act Naturally" (T 2553)"Nowhere Man" (T 2553)We Can Work It Out" (T 2553)"Day Tripper" (T 2553)"I've Just Seen A Face" (T 2442)"It's Only Love" (T 2442)"Think For Yourself" (T 2442)"Michelle" (T 2442)"I Want To Tell You" (T 2576)"Got To Get You Into My Life" (T 2576)"Tomorrow Never Knows" (T 2576)"I'm Only Sleeping" (T 2553) *"Doctor Robert" (T 2553) *"And Your Bird Can Sing" (T 2553) *"You Won't See Me" (T 2442)"Wait" (T 2442)"Good Day Sunshine" (T 2576)"Getting Better" (MAS 2653)"When I'm Sixty Four" (MAS 2653)"Lovely Rita" (MAS 2653)"Good Morning, Good Morning" (MAS 2653)"What Goes On?" (T 2553)"Sgt Pepper's Lonely Heart Club Band (Reprise) (MAS 2653)"A Day In The Life" (MAS 2653)* These mono mixes from Yesterday and Today are different from those used on the mono mixes from Revolver.
More outtakes from the For You era! From 94 East (Lovin' Cup, Dance to the Music of the World), to songs that would eventually get a release (Make It Through the Storm, Wouldn't You Love to Love Me), and one that was for a particular night (We Can Work It Out), Prince was a busy young man.Visit us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TMATSPodcast/Twitter: @TMATSPodcastEmail: TMATSPodcast@gmail.com
I will not take sides, But do my best to listen, As only together, Can we end this division. ☉
Though the Lennon/McCartney partnership really only existed in name by 1969, the two songwriters still knew who the best person was to help complete a half-written tune. As they'd done before on songs like "We Can Work It Out" and "A Day in the Life," each brought an unfinished piece they were able to stick together to make a whole with "I've Got A Feeling," combining Paul's verse idea and John's bridge. It's a song they worked on constantly during their January '69 sessions and was the source of some real touchy moments with George, but it never really took flight until Billy Preston showed up and sprinkled his magic keys on it. Billy's gospel-tinged electric piano provides the perfect call and response in the verse. Paul delivers a powerful top-of-the-range vocal that gets countered by John's more subdued bridge vocal. George's fluid leads throughout combine well with Billy's keys, and Ringo provides a super solid foundation, as always. But in the end, the song doesn't really SAY anything, it's more a performance track than an actual song. Though, I'd give my left toe to write a track like this and have it be someone's 108th favorite song of mine. Joining us this week is Denver-based singer and songwriter Julian Fulco Perron. He's got a couple of incredibly catchy, vibey, funky singles out right now, reminiscent of "Arrow Through Me" era Wings and Bee Gees grooves. And he does it all himself! We talk about being a DIY artist, genre hopping, what would have happened if Billy had joined the band full time, and Julian's great story about attending a Paul show. Follow Julian at his website, Facebook, or Instagram and stream his music wherever you stream groovy tunes! The songs "About Love" and "Burnout, Baby" are featured in this episode. What do you think about "I've Got A Feeling" at #108? Too high? Too low? Or just right? Let us know in the comments on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter! Be sure to check out www.rankingthebeatles.com and grab a Rank Your Own Beatles poster, a shirt, a jumper, whatever you like! And if you're digging what we do, don't forget to Buy Us A Coffee! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rankingthebeatles/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rankingthebeatles/support
Singles Going Around- Mimosa Tree BluesThe Byrds- "It's No Use"Sam the Sham & The Pharaohs- "Little Red Riding Hood"Tony Joe White- "Whompt Out On You"The Monkees- "Daily Nightly"Joe South- "Hush"Elvis- "The Power of My Love"Simon & Garfunkel- "Fakin' It"Percy Sledge- "Take The Time To Know Her"Tommy McClain- "Before I Grow Too Old"The Animals- "Talking About You"Sonny & Cher- "I Look For You"Booker T & The MG's- "Sunny"The Beatles- "We Can Work It Out"Elmore James- "It Hurts Me Too"Bobby Charles- "Goodnight Irene"Lazy Lester- "Strange Things Happen"Neil Diamond- "Brother Love's Traveling Salvtion Show"Vanilla Fudge- "You Keep Me Hangin' On" (QT Edit)*All songs taken from the original Lp's and 45 rpm records.
Our first premiere comes from London based producer Alex Virgo who steps up to remix The Daddy Squad, a project from Andrew Armstrong. Virgo inject some indie-dance flavour into the original track as surging synth lines play off chugging vintage style bass and triumphant pads. The Daddy Squad project continues to gain pace, as Andrew Armstrong releases the second single from his debut album coming out this June. Continuing to firmly mark out a corner for himself in the Italo disco/ indie dance scene, All Day All Night Automatic includes a remix from Alex Virgo and follows on from the single We Can Work It Out featuring Vhyce and Mala Ika remixes. The album has seen early supported from the likes of Pete Tong, Horse Meat Disco, Boys' Shorts, Cormac, Massimiliano Pagliara, through to Chloe Caillet and Avalon Emerson, amongst others. This is a setup for his debut album due later in the year. Alex Virgo's remix is a coppery slice of vintage rave nuances as the UK house producer showcases his prowess in the world of 80's inspired club music. Chugging metallic style grooves that simply scream ‘go', Virgo hones in on mechanised auto-tuned vocals that roll over the top a rolling italo style bassline and soaring synth lines. A strong drum groove and elated pads complete the bill for a classy piece of indie-dance. Alex Virgo ------------ SC: @alexvirgo FB: www.facebook.com/alexvirgouk IG: www.instagram.com/alexvirgo_/ Four Four Magazine --------------------------- FB: www.facebook.com/FOURFOURDANCE/ IG: www.instagram.com/fourfourmagazine/ Web: fourfourmag.com/
It only took 400 episodes, but Baconsale is finally doing an episode all about The Beatles! Joel is riding on a Beatles high (NOT the kind that involves greener grass or fungus) and would happily talk Eight Days a Week about The Fab Four. Zack is Across the Universe on the opposite side of Beatlemania and was yelling “Help!” as he had to listen to all of their albums. Kent is Something in the middle, and prefers the darker, experimental side of John, Paul, George, and Ringo. However, despite our differences, We Can Work It Out as we take The Long and Winding Road of discussing the history of the band. Then we'll Come Together to reveal our bottom five and top five songs from the best-selling music act of all time. All you need is to press play to hear the biggest hits of Yesterday.
Matt Whipkey, “Gummi Soul: Another Rubber” album release show!The Beatles classic “Rubber Soul” reimagined.Featuring a special performance alongside The Movies , Stephen Sheehan and Kristen Buell Two performances , 6:30 and 8:30, $15, The Jewell Omaha , Sat. May 13TicketsTwenty years burning down the road of original compositions, Omaha-based songwriter Matt Whipkey turns his eye to one of his all-time influences : The Beatles. Previously presenting a version of the fabs' classic “Drive My Car” on his 2018 album “Driver”, Whipkey's come full circle: reimagining and interpreting The Beatles entire 1965 landmark, “Rubber Soul”. “Gummi Soul: Another Rubber” is the culmination of one of the most inspired years of Whipkey's restless musical journey. With The Beatles as his muse and “Rubber Soul” as his map, Whipkey plows fertile new musical ground with more than just a little help from his friends. At times enlisting the melodic bombast of his classic early aughts quartet, The Movies, Whipkey hands over lead vocal duties on several numbers to both veteran Omaha vocalist Stephen Sheehan (Digital Sex) and a revelatory newcomer in Kristen Buell. Not limited to landlocked Omaha, “Gummi Soul: Another Rubber” proudly features the mixing work and co-production (“Michelle”) of legendary European-based, Grammy award- winning producer Stephen Hague (Pet Shop Boys, New Order, Peter Gabriel) Throughout “Gummi Soul…” Ian Aeillo and J. Scott Gaeta also assist Whipkey in this reimagined production of the gospel according to John, Paul, George and Ringo.Covering all US and UK “Rubber Soul” album tracks along with the singles , “Gummi Soul : Another Rubber” reveals the Shakespearean nature of The Beatles songcraft. Able to withstand at times radical reworkings with melodic integrity seemingly intact: The Beatles always shine through. Alongside his signature American folk rock, Whipkey ventures into the previously unexplored waters of electronic production (Girl, I've Just Seen a Face, We Can Work It Out) even embracing elements of baroque and French pop (Michelle). Across the 19 tracks, Whipkey's fearlessness in the shadows of our Liverpool heroes is equal parts irreverence and honor. Joining Whipkey on the Jewell stage for this long in the works release celebration is his most all-star iteration to date. Do not miss your chance to catch a truly memorable evening of music presented by Matt Whipkey featuring the actual recording cast of “Gummi Soul: Another Rubber”.J. Scott Gaeta - keyboards, drumsCorey Weber - guitar Mike Friedman - guitarBob Carrig - bass guitar , bass synthDoug Kabourek- drums Scott “Zip” Zimmerman - vibraphone Kristen Buell - vocals Stephen "Boingo" Sheehan - vocals Ian Aeillo - magicMatt Whipkey is an award-winning, Omaha- based songwriter and performer. Over the last 25 years, Whipkey has released 15 albums both as a solo artist and member of Anonymous American, The Whipkey Three and The Movies. Recently, Whipkey has served as a national touring support act for such luminaries as Dwight Yoakam, America and Heart. Drive My Car - https://youtu.be/xiorDnOFudkOverboard - https://youtu.be/IPznXa4hxlA
Items run up the flagpole this week include … … our memories of the exquisite agony of teenage dances, especially Dave's at the Mecca Ballroom in Wakefield, 1965. ... unforgettable things said and done by Dame Edna Everage and Sir Les Patterson. … rock stars with Brian Jones's hair. … do we care more about the people who make music than the music itself?… a point from Massive Attack – “is the discussion ‘should AI recreate music?' or is it ‘Why is contemporary music so homogenised & formulaic that it's really easy to copy?'” … songs that never fail to fill dancefloors. … a “Ladies' Prosecco Afternoon” with a Robbie Williams impersonator. … what'll be the next music revival? … when did you last see a Teddy Boy? … Dave's story about why Take It Easy by the Eagles meant so much to him. … and the eternal appeal of Mod. … plus birthday guest Andrew Newbury – “was We Can Work It Out the Beatles' tipping point?”Tickets for Word In The Park in London on June 3rd here!: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-happy-return-of-word-in-the-park-tickets-576193870377Subscribe to Word In Your Ear on Patreon for early and ad-free access to all of our content!: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Items run up the flagpole this week include … … our memories of the exquisite agony of teenage dances, especially Dave's at the Mecca Ballroom in Wakefield, 1965. ... unforgettable things said and done by Dame Edna Everage and Sir Les Patterson. … rock stars with Brian Jones's hair. … do we care more about the people who make music than the music itself?… a point from Massive Attack – “is the discussion ‘should AI recreate music?' or is it ‘Why is contemporary music so homogenised & formulaic that it's really easy to copy?'” … songs that never fail to fill dancefloors. … a “Ladies' Prosecco Afternoon” with a Robbie Williams impersonator. … what'll be the next music revival? … when did you last see a Teddy Boy? … Dave's story about why Take It Easy by the Eagles meant so much to him. … and the eternal appeal of Mod. … plus birthday guest Andrew Newbury – “was We Can Work It Out the Beatles' tipping point?”Tickets for Word In The Park in London on June 3rd here!: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-happy-return-of-word-in-the-park-tickets-576193870377Subscribe to Word In Your Ear on Patreon for early and ad-free access to all of our content!: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Items run up the flagpole this week include … … our memories of the exquisite agony of teenage dances, especially Dave's at the Mecca Ballroom in Wakefield, 1965. ... unforgettable things said and done by Dame Edna Everage and Sir Les Patterson. … rock stars with Brian Jones's hair. … do we care more about the people who make music than the music itself?… a point from Massive Attack – “is the discussion ‘should AI recreate music?' or is it ‘Why is contemporary music so homogenised & formulaic that it's really easy to copy?'” … songs that never fail to fill dancefloors. … a “Ladies' Prosecco Afternoon” with a Robbie Williams impersonator. … what'll be the next music revival? … when did you last see a Teddy Boy? … Dave's story about why Take It Easy by the Eagles meant so much to him. … and the eternal appeal of Mod. … plus birthday guest Andrew Newbury – “was We Can Work It Out the Beatles' tipping point?”Tickets for Word In The Park in London on June 3rd here!: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-happy-return-of-word-in-the-park-tickets-576193870377Subscribe to Word In Your Ear on Patreon for early and ad-free access to all of our content!: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Last night was the eighth time in their long rivalry that the Knicks had two players score 30-plus points in a game against the Celtics.So, here's the list…February 7, 1960 (at Boston): Knicks 142, Celtics 135 — Kenny Sears 39, Richie Guerin 37February 11, 1961 (at Boston): Knicks 129, Celtics 107 — Richie Guerin 40, Willie Naulls 34January 23, 1971 (at New York): Knicks 128, Celtics 107 — Walt Frazier 32, Willis Reed 30March 27, 1976 (at New York): Knicks 105, Celtics 103 — Earl Monroe 35, Spencer Haywood 31May 4, 1988 (Eastrern Conference first round Game 3 at New York): Knicks 109, Celtics 100 — Johnny Newman 34, Patrick Ewing 31January 4, 2009 (at New York): Knicks 100, Celtics 88 — Wilson Chandler 31, Al Harrington 30October 20, 2021 (at New York, the BING BONG Game): Knicks 138, Celtics 134 (OT) — Julius Randle 35, Evan Fournier 32March 5, 2023 (at Boston): Knicks 131, Celtics 129 (2OT) — Immanuel Quickley 38, Julius Randle 31Shoutout to RJ Barrett's 29-point game last night, too. An incredible regular-season basketball game all around… and the first time the Knicks had a pair of 30-point scorers in Boston, it turns out, since 1961, four years before We Can Work It Out was recorded. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit willetspen.substack.com/subscribe
Lunes 05 de septiembre: Todavía hay mucho que hablar, discutir y pensar en torno a los resultados de ayer, por de pronto, se intuye que hemos presenciado la historia en vivo y en directo, brutal, delante de nuestros ojos, pero estamos realmente frente a un cambio de ciclo político, se abren nuevos procesos, nuevas alianzas, nuevas ofertas para electores que habían estado silentes pero que ayer hablaron de forma elocuente, por su parte, el presidente ensayó algunas pistas, entre otras cosas pidiendo que dejemos atrás los maximalismos, la violencia y la intolerancia, cree Gabriel Boric que en ese clima enrarecido por esos tres factores se encuentra una de las causas profundas del contundente triunfo del rechazo, cuán profundo es el daño al proyecto político del gobierno, se podrá evaluar en las próximas semanas y meses, mientras en cuestión de horas o días, el mandatario deberá, como lo insinuó anoche, cambiar de manera importante, su gabinete, los mercados deberían dar señales esta mañana, principalmente en el precio del dólar y en el rendimiento accionario y los especialistas prevén que serán signos de alivio, el dólar a la baja; la bolsa, al alza, finalmente, ante tamaños dilemas capitales, el optimismo de esta canción de Los Beatles viene bien para comenzar esta mañana tan conmovida, podemos resolverlo, “We Can Work It Out” y The Beatles.
Lunes 05 de septiembre: Todavía hay mucho que hablar, discutir y pensar en torno a los resultados de ayer, por de pronto, se intuye que hemos presenciado la historia en vivo y en directo, brutal, delante de nuestros ojos, pero estamos realmente frente a un cambio de ciclo político, se abren nuevos procesos, nuevas alianzas, nuevas ofertas para electores que habían estado silentes pero que ayer hablaron de forma elocuente, por su parte, el presidente ensayó algunas pistas, entre otras cosas pidiendo que dejemos atrás los maximalismos, la violencia y la intolerancia, cree Gabriel Boric que en ese clima enrarecido por esos tres factores se encuentra una de las causas profundas del contundente triunfo del rechazo, cuán profundo es el daño al proyecto político del gobierno, se podrá evaluar en las próximas semanas y meses, mientras en cuestión de horas o días, el mandatario deberá, como lo insinuó anoche, cambiar de manera importante, su gabinete, los mercados deberían dar señales esta mañana, principalmente en el precio del dólar y en el rendimiento accionario y los especialistas prevén que serán signos de alivio, el dólar a la baja; la bolsa, al alza, finalmente, ante tamaños dilemas capitales, el optimismo de esta canción de Los Beatles viene bien para comenzar esta mañana tan conmovida, podemos resolverlo, “We Can Work It Out” y The Beatles.
After the New York City setback in 1976, Prince hired a manager and returned to the studio. Two songs recorded in 1977 that were never officially released by him, “Make It Through the Storm” and “We Can Work It Out,” are the focus of episode 140 of the Press Rewind – Prince Lyrics Podcast. With lyrics … Continue reading Make It Through the Storm/We Can Work It Out: Press Rewind – Prince Lyrics Podcast →
Welcome to Weird Seedy Sifty Song Week, as another four random Beatles songs go head to head to win their spot in the next round. To tickle your fancy this week, (breathe in noisily) I'll Get You, Oh! Darling, We Can Work It Out and Girl.
With Deborah Fielding and Mark Chase - ex-TV Presenter and Rock Band owner as we take a deep dive into some of the questions, we couldn't get to in previous weeks.
It's Friday! We're going to “Let It Be” and hope that you listen to this episode of Baseball and Whatever. If you can't tell, this week's Whatever topic is ranking our TOP 5 BEATLES SONGS. Our lists are all different but hopefully “We Can Work It Out. Hey-o! Alright, I'l stop with the horrible jokes. In addition to our Beatles discussion we also chat about the MLB Lockout Negotiations, College Baseball introduces electronic pitch bracelets, Ryan Pace has a job (somehow), and DeMar DeRozan's continued NBA dominance. Famous 44s - 4:10 Listener Comments - 11:27 Greg's Hot Takes - 22:34 MLB Talk - 30:44 Football Talk - 47:44 Bobby Hull/Blackhawks part ways - 54:44 DeMar DeRozan is Amazing - 58:19 Best Beatles Songs - 1:01:42 — Contact Us! Email: baseballandwhatever@gmail.com Twitter: @BaseballAndWhat Instagram: @BaseballAndWhatever Facebook: www.facebook.com/baseballandwhatever Text Line/Voicemail - 913-808-3278 (FART) — Want some official Baseball and Whatever merchandise? We have hoodies, shirts, and even COFFEE MUGS! Go to - www.bonfire.com/baseballandwhatever — Our Sponsor Check out www.bellyupsports.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/baseballandwhatever/message
It's Friday! We're going to “Let It Be” and hope that you listen to this episode of Baseball and Whatever. If you can't tell, this week's Whatever topic is ranking our TOP 5 BEATLES SONGS. Our lists are all different but hopefully “We Can Work It Out. Hey-o! Alright, I'l stop with the horrible jokes. In addition to our Beatles discussion we also chat about the MLB Lockout Negotiations, College Baseball introduces electronic pitch bracelets, Ryan Pace has a job (somehow), and DeMar DeRozan's continued NBA dominance.Famous 44s - 4:10Listener Comments - 11:27Greg's Hot Takes - 22:34MLB Talk - 30:44Football Talk - 47:44 Bobby Hull/Blackhawks part ways - 54:44DeMar DeRozan is Amazing - 58:19Best Beatles Songs - 1:01:42— Contact Us!Email: baseballandwhatever@gmail.comTwitter: @BaseballAndWhatInstagram: @BaseballAndWhateverFacebook: www.facebook.com/baseballandwhateverText Line/Voicemail - 913-808-3278 (FART) — Want some official Baseball and Whatever merchandise? We have hoodies, shirts, and even COFFEE MUGS! Go to - www.bonfire.com/baseballandwhatever—Our SponsorCheck out www.bellyupsports.com
In the last episode of season 7, we reach the end of the “Long and Winding (Newbie) Road”. Employment lawyers Jack, Blair and Stephen discuss how “We Can Work It Out” when taking a new recruit through a probationary period and induction process. Blair gives some valuable tips on how “To Hold the Hand” of new starts; Jack offers advice on sorting out who within the organisation should “Carry That Weight” of overseeing the process; and Stephen discusses how slow starters should be given the chance at “Getting Better” where they need some “Help”. We also offer our views on how to tell a new start to “get back to where they once belonged” when it subsequently comes to light they have told lies in their job application. While this is the final episode of our “Newbie Road” season, the team decide to do a bonus Christmas special episode to look out for next week before we say “Goodbye” for the year.
Jaws of Justice host Craig Lubow speaks with Psychologist Robert Barnett about the criminal justice court's definition of competency as it applies to matters of intent and we all know intent matters in criminal proceedings. With the overwhelming majority of crimes, defendants must act intentionally – or at least recklessly – in order to be […] The post WE CAN WORK IT OUT appeared first on KKFI.
Top 10 Songs from the 80's that didn't make Andrew's Top 500 (Bonus Episode)Intro/Outro: Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want by The Smiths5. Gentle and Soft by The Blue Jean Committee4. Eternal Flame by The Bangles3. Everybody Wants to Rule the World by Duran Duran2. Faith by George Michael1. Purple Rain by Prince & the RevolutionBonus excerpt: We Can Work It Out by The BeatlesGuest host Steven is back with the final five songs in his countdown to remedy Andrew's neglect of the 80's. Thanks again to Steven for the great bonus episodes! I look forward to working with future guest hosts, either new or returning. And I really can't wait for Steven's Top 500 Words of All-Time podcast series, which was promised later in 2021... Rock on!
Motown is synonymous with soul music. …… Motown, the label, was founded by Berry Gordy Jr. as Tamla Records in 1959, and became Motown Records in 1960. Motown artists achieved 79 records in the Top-10 of the Billboard Hot 100 chart between 1960 and 1969. Here are some of the Best of Motown to help you relax and to remember. *****Join the conversation on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100008232395712 or by email at dannymemorylane@gmail.comIn this episode you'll hear:1) Ain't Too Proud To Beg by The Temptations2) I Second That Emotion by Smokey Robinson & The Miracles3) Shake Me, Wake Me by The Four Tops4) Ask Any Girl by The Supremes5) Shoo-Be-Doo-Be-Doo-Da-Day by Stevie Wonder6) Just To Be Close To You by The Commodores7) My Baby Must Be A Magician by The Marvelettes8) I Love the Way You Love by Marv Johnson (with The Rayber Voices)9) Just to Keep You Satisfied by Marvin Gaye (with The Originals, backing vocals)10) If We Hold On Together by Diana Ross11) More Love by Smokey Robinson & The Miracles12) Reach Out I'll Be There by The Four Tops13) Signed, Sealed, Delivered (I'm Yours) by Stevie Wonder14) When The Lovelight Starts Shining Through His Eyes by The Supremes15) Got To Give It Up (Part 1) by Marvin Gaye16) Jimmy Mack by Martha & The Vandellas17) Destination: Anywhere by The Marvelettes18) Shop Around by The Miracles (with Smokey Robinson)19) We Can Work It Out by Stevie Wonder20) Remember Me by Diana Ross21) Still by The Commodores
It's the “We Can Work It Out" edition of the Bengals Booth Podcast as Cincinnati addresses two spots of need by picking Jackson Carman and Joseph Ossai. Paul Alexander explains why he gave Carman a first round grade and Dave Lapham looks ahead to Day 3. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
It's the “We Can Work It Out" edition of the #Bengals Booth Podcast as the Bengals address two key areas of need on day two of the draft by selecting Clemson offensive lineman Jackson Carman in round two, and Texas edge rusher Joseph Ossai in round three. I’ll talk to former Cincinnati offensive line coach Paul Alexander who helped Carman prepare for the draft and told the Bengals that he was worthy of being a first round selection. Then, I’ll discuss Friday’s picks with my broadcast partner Dave Lapham and look at some of the players still available on day three.
"Latin Roots" by Fugazi https://fugazi.bandcamp.com/track/latin-roots Del Cielo https://delcielodc.bandcamp.com/ Rumpshaker interview with Ian MacKaye available in future at: http://www.rumpshakerzine.com/ "We Can Work It Out" by Stevie Wonder https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JgHIm5AqtXc Beauty Pill https://beautypill.bandcamp.com/ Yes Vacancy https://yesvacancy.bandcamp.com/ Email the podcast: fugaziAtoZ@gmail.com Donate to the podcast: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/the-alphabetical-fugazi
Hey Jude! Our next Divided Film is the 2007 jukebox musical Across the Universe. Audiences and critics couldn’t Come Together on this homage to the Beatles and the 60s, but maybe We Can Work It Out. Figuring out whether we want this movie to Get Back or if it’s really Something, it’s just A Day In The Life here at Divided Films.
Link to the original video: https://youtu.be/KJ2t31RuRn0 In this lesson to help you better learn English, I discuss a few songs by the Beatles, so you will feel more comfortable with English phrasal verbs and terms. Some of the songs I talk about are: "Don't Let Me Down," "We Can Work it Out," "I am the Walrus," and "Paperback writer. Some of the English phrasal verbs that I cover are: let down, pick up, work out, taken down, bring home, get back, work out, let down, picking up. Some of the English terms I explain are: paperback book, hardcover book, E-book, flimsy, sturdier, steady, I need a break, their big break, broke, fully vaccinated, a pain in the neck, making faces, out of the corner of his eye, improvised, "in real time," getting buff, getting swol, fussing and fighting, fussy, only time with tell, talking behind your back. Other teachers on YouTube who have done English lessons with the Beatles: @Learn English with Bob the Canadian https://youtu.be/4TDgJ3flDiY @English Like A Native https://youtu.be/pc2rdmIcXFY
Invitado: Alejandro Arroyo, politólogo experto. LI: Alejandro Arroyo Oficial. TW: @elaletsarroyo En este episodio hablaremos de: Reflector a las Butacas: El Twitter de Donald Trump; Melodrama: HBO cancela el programa de Chumel Torres; Escena 1: El documental "Esto Soy" de AMLO (del 2017) para hablar de las diferencias entre AMLO presidente y AMLO candidato; Souvenir: La serie de Netflix "Peaky Blinders", el disco "Nada Personal" de Soda Stereo, Bendito Internet y la canción "We Can Work It Out" de The Beatles. Con: Mauricio Montesinos FB , TW y LetterBoxd: @pezdeoromx IG: @elpezdeoromx Denise Matienzo TW: @lamatienzo IG: @denisematienzo Dramarama: TW, FB e IG: @dramaramamx Correo electrónico: dramaramamx@gmail.com
Invitado: Alejandro Arroyo: LI: Alejandro Arroyo Oficial TW: @elaletsarroyo En este episodio hablaremos de: Reflector a las Butacas: El Twitter de Donald Trump; Melodrama: HBO cancela el programa de Chumel Torres; Escena 1: El documental "Esto Soy" de AMLO (del 2017) para hablar de las diferencias entre AMLO presidente y AMLO candidato; Souvenir: La serie de Netflix "Peaky Blinders", el disco "Nada Personal" de Soda Stereo, Bendito Internet y la canción "We Can Work It Out" de The Beatles. Programa pasado: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1206198739737575 Con: Mauricio Montesinos FB , TW y LetterBoxd: @pezdeoromx IG: @elpezdeoromx Denise Matienzo TW: @lamatienzo IG: @denisematienzo Dramarama: TW, FB e IG: @dramaramamx Corre electrónico: dramaramamx@gmail.com
The legendary American rock band TESLA has released their new live album, Five Man London Jam worldwide. The album is a live performance of some their most iconic songs from their catalog. Five Man London Jam was recorded and filmed in 4K high-definition as an homage to their critically acclaimed and highly influential Top 20 platinum album Five Man Acoustical Jam. Five Man London Jam will be available in multiple formats including Blu-ray, 2LP vinyl, CD and digitally. Produced by TESLA, Five Man London Jam is being released in conjunction with the group’s upcoming North American tour dates that will run throughout 2020. The recording of this live album took place when TESLA visited the famed iconic recording studio Abbey Road Studios for a one-night musical event capturing the band performing songs from their legendary arsenal including “Love Song” and “What You Give” along with their classic covers of “Signs” and “We Can Work It Out.” Additionally, the band performed live for the first-time-ever their new song “California Summer Song” from their latest album Shock including “Tied To The Tracks” and “Forever Loving You.”
Parecía que no íbamos a llegar, pero aquí estamos. Una semana más nos colamos en vuestras casas para haceros llegar toda la cultura y el teatro que siguen latentes durante estas semanas de confinamiento. No obstante, esta semana es especial para nosotros y es que cumplimos 100 programas en antena de la mano de Inforadio. Abrimos nuestro programa cien en SIN CAFÉ COMO EXCUSA de la misma manera que comenzamos esta aventura entre bambalinas. Hablamos de cultura y teatro con una compañía a la que hemos estado pisando los talones durante estos tres años… en nuestro programa de hoy estarán con nosotros las integrantes de Paso Azorín Teatro. Ya en harina desde TEATRO MUSICAL os presentamos una iniciativa de conciertos infantiles para los más pequeños de la casa al tiempo que recordamos el mítico montaje, “Sonrisas y lágrimas”. En DRAMEDIA hablamos de un clásico de la dramaturgia nacional que se ha convertido en una de las obras más representadas en los últimos tiempos… hablamos de 5 horas con Mario la obra que he llevado al estrellato la gran Lola Herrera. Nos colaremos también en EL CAMERINO de Cartas de Amor de la mano de la gran Julia Gutiérrez Caba. SABÍAS QUÉ nos presenta un clásico de estos últimos años y que ha marcado un antes y un después en la historia del cine contemporáneo… Call me by your name. Y en nuestra sección de literatura, DIME QUÉ LEES… hablaremos de El instinto de la escritura. La responsabilidad de la prensa. Una mirada histórica al mundo árabe. Feminismo y periodismo para contar el mundo… uno de los diálogos a larga distancia entre las periodistas Mónica G-Prieto y Maruja Torres. Además, haremos un hueco, como no podía ser de otra manera, al día del libro… que pese a haber sido un tanto quijotesco este 2020… no ha perdido la esencia de lo que representa. Cogemos un vuelo en ARTECTURA hasta la otra punta del mundo. Desde occidente aterrizamos en el oriente más característicos… nuestro viaje de esta semana también nos acerca al epicentro de la pandemia del coronavirus… esta semana visitamos el gigante asiático… ese país que se dice comunista en un mundo de mercados… visitamos China y hablamos de la última maravilla arquitectónica del mundo moderno… hablamos de la Gran Muralla China. El arte no podía alejarnos mucho más allá de nuestra ciudad en LA DESPENSA DEL TIEMPO… nos quedamos en Madrid porque uno de los imprescindibles de esta disciplina es el Museo del Prado. Entre cuadros y actos de celebración por su 200 aniversario… hablamos de esta gran pinacoteca reconocida a nivel internacional y como no, también nacional. Nos colamos ENTRE las BAMBALINAS de uno de los clásicos de Calderón de la Barca. A través del objetivo de VEO VEO visitamos mil y un destinos que la pandemia del coronavirus ha vaciado. Hacemos un recorrido por los destinos turísticos más representativos del todo el mundo donde estos días la reina es la soledad. Y cerramos en VERSIONANDO QUE ES GERUNDIO con la ayuda inestimable de otro de los grandes clásicos de la música… pero en Telón y Cuenta Nueva… repasamos la trayectoria del violinista rebelde de STRAD que estrena disco y hablamos de la historia que se esconde detrás de la canción We Can Work It Out. ¿Te apuntas a un programa legendario? ¡TE ESPERAMOS! Revive nuestro programa a través de todas las plataformas y en nuestra web > telonyctanueva.wordpress.com
The legendary American rock band TESLA has released their new live album, Five Man London Jam worldwide. The album is a live performance of some their most iconic songs from their catalog. Five Man London Jam was recorded and filmed in 4K high-definition as an homage to their critically acclaimed and highly influential Top 20 platinum album Five Man Acoustical Jam. Five Man London Jam will be available in multiple formats including Blu-ray, 2LP vinyl, CD and digitally. Produced by TESLA, Five Man London Jam is being released in conjunction with the group’s upcoming North American tour dates that will run throughout 2020. The recording of this live album took place when TESLA visited the famed iconic recording studio Abbey Road Studios for a one-night musical event capturing the band performing songs from their legendary arsenal including “Love Song” and “What You Give” along with their classic covers of “Signs” and “We Can Work It Out.” Additionally, the band performed live for the first-time-ever their new song “California Summer Song” from their latest album Shock including “Tied To The Tracks” and “Forever Loving You.”
Almost a month of quarantine...Sat April 4th.Gov statement, civil fines $1000 for social gathering.Shot of Dickel for Gary Jerry Harry.Preacher Man has fake news...Gov #Halfwhitmer shuts liquor stores.Scooter says keep your guard up...scammers will take $.Amazing acts of kindness..gift baskets, school lunch, etc.Athletes help low wage workers...Owner of the Patriots.#HeythanksGutfeld quote, "We didn't do anything but we did it all together".Awww 3M spanking due.Michigan Grandfather takes an amazing walk.Oh yay...Kenneth Copeland destroys Covid 19!?!Stay The *@#& At Home...Jack The Dragon O Keefee.104 year old WWII Veteran survives!People doing their part!WHY release prisoners?Biden cancel Dem convention?2020 Auto Show.....canceled. Port Huron man arrested.....robbery.Pearl Jam...Gigaton..NEWNine Inch Nails...gettin' 2 new ones.100 best Beatles covers!RIP Bill Withers.Top 11....Beatles Covers...#1 Stevie Wonder.."We Can Work It Out" [1976]Open mike with Nick P.Adam Shift is working all of this out....blame Trump.Grateful Dead keyboard curse.What is butter smooth?? Share w us...tweet, Instagram, Facebook, pod bean...! twoguysandabottleof.comDeep dive...Stars on 45. Remix. Melody? Disco, roller skates, original 5 minute dance party...!Deep dive II..White Zombie "Thunder Kiss '65" Wayne's World car went to Pawn Stars.Joke of the week..Hightower Meats..810 434 6188...thanking this truck driver...! He is essential for more than his meat.
Bobbin Headcast 77 – By Husky – 09/04/2020 Follow us on the social links below www.facebook.com/bobbinheadmusic www.soundcloud.com/bobbinheadmusic www.twitter.com/bobbinheadmusic www.instagram.com/bobbinheadmusic Track listing - Some positive podcast vibes for you. 1. Roisin Murphy – Incapable (Dimitri From Paris & Aeroplane Remix) – Skint Records 2. HP Vince – Soul Journey – Chopshop 3. Matthias ‘Matty’ Heilbronn – Can’t Hide – Peppermint Jam 4. Sebb Junior – The Tribute – La Vie D’Artiste Music 5. Ashley Benjamin – Never Enough (Random Soul Extended Remix) - RSR 6. Teddy Black – And It’s The Beat – Souluxe Recordings 7. Mo’Cream – Say Something – Large Music 8. The Checkup – The Funk Just Started – Heat Up Music 9. United People Of Zion Feat DKP – Rok Da Funk (UPZ Phunk Mix) – soWHAT (2008) 10. Choices – Less Is More – Music to Dance To Records 11. Dave + Sam Feat Latasha – You Da Shit Girl – Classic Music Company 12. George Cynnamon – Higher – Salted Music 13. Austins Groove Ft Silver Angelina – Wait For You (Mirko & Meex Remix) – Bobbin Head Music 14. Tough Love & Reblok – We Can Work It Out – Mother Recordings 15. Husky Feat Shyam P – Treat Me Right (Original Extended) – Vicious Recordings 16. Superlover – Woodworm – Sweat It Out 17. Ann Nesby – So Much Joy (Alaia & Gallo Remix) – DFTD
Radio Nova revisite ses propres classiques : les raretés de tout bord qui rythment notre antenne, de la soul-funk au hip-hop en passant par les musiques afro-latines et la pop. Aujourd'hui : « We Can Work It Out » de Stevie Wonder.Ce matin, le Nova Classic est pour la paix des ménages. C’est Stevie Wonder qui reprend « We Can Work It Out ».« We Can Work It Out », littéralement « On peut arranger ça… ». Un single des Beatles composé par Paul McCartney et John Lennon en 1965 qui deviendra instantanément un hit à la fois en Angleterre et aux Etats-Unis et que l’on peut entendre sur l’album Rouge. Cinq ans plus tard, Stevie Wonder offre un vent d’optimisme à ce morceau qui paraît sur Signed Sealed and Delivered, premier disque sur lequel il commence à signer ses productions. Un disque qui marque le début de son indépendance ou disons, son affirmation musicale au sein de Motown. Rappelons qu'il a commencé très jeune au sein du label de Berry Gordy sous l’alias de Little Stevie : il n’avait que 12 ans...Fan de l'écriture de Lennon et McCartney, Stevie Wonder imagine une autre partition beaucoup plus optimiste. Chez Stevie, on avance vers la résolution du problème, on sent une forte volonté que les choses s'arrange, le rythme va de l’avant. Et cette dose d'optimisme qu'on avait envie de vous transmettre ce matin.« We Can Work It Out », un bon mantra pour commencer la semaine. C’est notre Nova Classic du jour.Visuel © Getty Image / RB See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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In our continuing series of special interviews covering Voices Only 2019, Rachael sits down with Jeff Smith of m-pact to talk about their tune We Can Work It Out, originally performed by The Beatles, and selected to appear on this year's compilation album. Learn more about the group here: https://www.facebook.com/mpactmusic.
The land of Santa Claus, Saunas, & SausagesJoulupukki, Sauna, Makkara Sponsored by MyChelle DermaceuticalsHi! We are Rory and Alexa. Together we are - The ROAMies. We're married... to each other. We are a touring musical duo, and our music had taken us to all kinds of places and keeps us always on the go.So if you're listening, we hope you enjoy our stories and adventures while running around working to keep all your plates spinning AND that we can help facilitate YOUR busy lifestyle and feed your inner travel bug.In Today's episode, we share some of the things we've seen and experienced In Finland.Our intro in Finnish would sound something like this:Hei, Hei! Mä on Alexa.Ja mä on Rory. Ja yhdessä olemme The ROAMiesFun Finnish Language Illustration:Tuli - Fire Tuuli - windTulli - customsOur Favorite Chocolate:https://www.fazer.com/products/our-international-brand-selection/karl-fazer/Finns love their Sauna!www.nomeatathlete.com/sauna-benefitsMyChelle Beauty Key 3:https://www.mychelle.com/products/beauty-key-3-on-the-go-set Travel tip is also A back to school tip. TAKE CARE OF YOUR SKIN!!! Back to school is around the corner, but it's still summer and so hopefully you are enjoying the outdoors while you can! All year round, it's important to be wearing sun screen! Just a little tip when choosing sunscreen. Zinc Oxide should be the main ingredient and it should be Broad Spectrum. That way, you can help block UVA AND UVB rays… (A for aging, B for burning -rays that age your skin vs rays that burn your skin).Travel takes such a toll on your skin, so you need a skin care routine that's simple and effective, so that's why we love MyChelle's BEAUTY-KEY-3 On the Go package. These are small travel size ready to go and they are your skin care essentials. It's easy to throw them in your carry-on toiletry case. MyChelle combines all the science while also being Vegetarian, Cruelty-free, and Free of Parabens, Sulfates, Artificial Fragrancesm GMOs, and Gluten. We also love the Fruit Enzyme Hydrating Mist -especially throughout a long overseas flight or a long road trip.So now is the perfect time to get into a skin care regimen and/or simplify and streamline your current routine.OUR MUSIC can be found on Pandora, Spotify, Apple Music and on Amazon and iTunes. The songs featured on today's podcast are:"We Got Love" and "We Can Work It Out."Grab our music here: Amazon and iTunes Follow us! http://www.TheROAMies.comThe ROAMies: Facebook and Instagram
Thank you to Sadie's of New Mexico for sponsoring this episode! http://sadiesofnewmexico.comAlbuquerque International Balloon Fiesta - https://balloonfiesta.comAlbuquerque Convention & Visitors Bureauhttps://www.visitalbuquerque.org/www.southwest.comwww.airbnb.comSadie's salsa can be found in most Sprouts Farmers Market Stores:http://sprouts.comIn addition, you can also find it here:Arizona – Fry's, Albertson'sColorado – Sprouts, King Soopers, Kroger, Safeway, Walmart, some Sam's Clubs and Some CostCo'sNevada – Albertson's, Smiths, Kroger, WalmartTexas – Albertson'sAnd of course, all over New Mexico. If you can't find it in your area, simply ask the store manager to carry their salsa.Sometimes it works! :)Song: Upcoming Single: "We Can Work It Out" by The ROAMies https://apple.co/2wLpHevwww.TheROAMies.comFollow and Like us on Social Media!facebook.com/TheROAMiesinstagram.com/TheROAMiestwitter.com/TheROAMiesyoutube.com/TheROAMies
自AirPods 肇始，True Wireless 成为了耳机和耳塞最接近未来的形态来到用户身边。这个看似全新的领域里，分体+无线+充电收纳盒的产品范式被一众厂商竞相仿效，无线传输协议、芯片功耗与电池续航的权衡、数字音频解码和单元驱动这些环节的背后，仍然是几个方案供应商和大量OEM/ODM 行为。这就是为何HiFiMan TWS600 格外引人注目的原因：国内第一个主打音质的TWS 产品。在音频发烧和数码消费品的中间领域，HiFiMan 能否找到自己新的蓝海？它是不是如其所称，可以在声音层面干掉其他TWS 产品，甚至吊打K3003？「真无线」距离真正可以讨论音质，还有哪些路要走？插曲：Mitski - Nobody结束曲：Deep Purple - a) Exposition; b) We Can Work It Out
自AirPods 肇始，True Wireless 成为了耳机和耳塞最接近未来的形态来到用户身边。这个看似全新的领域里，分体+无线+充电收纳盒的产品范式被一众厂商竞相仿效，无线传输协议、芯片功耗与电池续航的权衡、数字音频解码和单元驱动这些环节的背后，仍然是几个方案供应商和大量OEM/ODM 行为。这就是为何HiFiMan TWS600 格外引人注目的原因：国内第一个主打音质的TWS 产品。在音频发烧和数码消费品的中间领域，HiFiMan 能否找到自己新的蓝海？它是不是如其所称，可以在声音层面干掉其他TWS 产品，甚至吊打K3003？「真无线」距离真正可以讨论音质，还有哪些路要走？插曲：Mitski - Nobody结束曲：Deep Purple - a) Exposition; b) We Can Work It Out
In celebration of the incredible 50th-anniversary edition of The White Album, we are bringing back Cover to Cover for The Fab Four. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ I Want To Hold Your Hand by Al Green on Love Ritual (Hi Records) 2′53″ Can't Buy Me Love by Scary Pockets on Kitsch Funk 4′26″ A Hard Day's Night by The Supremes on A Bit of Liverpool 6′54″ I Feel Fine by Chet Atkins on Picks On The Beatles 8′20″ Ticket to Ride by Vanilla Fudge on Vanilla Fudge 11′41″ Day Tripper by Otis Redding on Complete 15′14″ We Can Work It Out by Stevie Wonder on Signed, Sealed, and Delivered (Motown) 18′15″ Eleanor Rigby by The Four Tops on Four Tops Now (Motown) 21′08″ Come Together by The Meters on Kickback (Warner Bros) 24′32″ Strawberry Fields Forever by Richie Havens on 20th Century Masters 27′07″ Norwegian Wood by Waylon Jenning on Nashville Rebel (Sony) 30′40″ Fixing A Hole by The Wood Brothers on Up Above My Head (Indirecto) 33′19″ With A Little Help From My Friends by Steve Cropper on Dedicated 38′11″ Jealous Guy by Hurray For The Riff Raff on My Dearest Darkest Neighbor (This is American Music) 41′37″ Let Me Roll It by Lake Street Dive on Fun Machine 44′18″ All Things (Must) Pass by Billy Preston on Encouraging Words (Apple) 48′09″ Cold Turkey by The Soft Boys on A Can of Bees (Yep Roc) 51′54″ Instant Karma by Midnight Oil on King of the Mountain (Midnight Oil) 54′29″ Working Class Hero by Green Day on Instant Karma: The Amnesty International Campaign to Save Darfur (Warner Bros.) 60′02″ Happiness is a Warm Gun by The Breeders on Pod (Rough Trade) 64′19″ Mother Nature's Son by John Denver on Best Of 68′01″ Michelle by Ben Harper on This Bird Has Flown (Concord) 74′39″ Run For Your Life by Thee Headcoatees on The Kids Are All Square 77′16″ Help by The Damned on Damned Damned Damned (MCA Records) 80′04″ I'm Looking Through You by Mark Heard on Second Hand 84′43″ And Your Bird Can Sing by The Jam on Sound Affects (Polydor) 89′16″ She's Leaving Home by Billy Bragg on Reaching to the Converted (Cooking Vinyl) 94′40″ Got To Get You Into My Life by Daniel Johnston on 1990 99′14″ What Goes On by Sufjan Stevens on This Bird Has Flown (Concord) 103′44″ Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band by Jimi Hendrix on Atlanta Pop Festival (Sony) 107′12″ Taxman by Junior Parker on Funny How Time Slips Away (LRC Ltd.) 111′32″ In My Life by Johnny Cash on American VI: Ain't No Grave (American) 113′00″ Because by Elliott Smith on American Beauty (Geffen) 117′38″ Medley: Sun King / Mean Mister Mustard ... by Booker T. & The M.G.'s on McLemore Avenue (Stax)
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Un día como hoy pero de 1965, Los Beatles entraron al estudio N°2 de Abbey Road...¡Ensayaron y grabaron 2 tomas de We Can Work It Out!
Un día como hoy pero de 1965, Los Beatles entraron al estudio N°2 de Abbey Road...¡Ensayaron y grabaron 2 tomas de We Can Work It Out!
John is off finding himself in some wild west town or some bullshit, so staff writer Zach Milkis and fellow book enthusiast joins Kate this week. They talk “Deadgar Weekend” (™ John) and try to wrest a tiny bit of joy out of what was truly a remarkable suckfest, with mixed results. Speaking of suckfests, Zach and Kate revisit their Curse of the Amazon and ponder if that's the reason for the Mariners' recent struggles. They also make fun of Parker Bridwell’s name for a while, because you make fun of things so they can't hurt you, and discuss the Orioles series, which was...a win? We guess? The duo take a moment out to appreciate the Mariners' women in baseball night, and then look over the upcoming series. Hint: here be dragons. But there might be good things coming in Haniger's return (which might mean bad things for Ben Gamel), Marco Gonzales might be fun, and Emilio Pagan (aka Zach's homeboy) definitely is. Other topics include: book shaming, Matt Christopher, the potential for a Mark Twain/Joyce Carol Oates twitter takedown, and how Jerry Dipoto might sign a ten-foot alligator (only if it had options, natch.) For some reason, Kate discusses the 1995 film Showgirls on not one, but multiple occasions. Music: "Fuego," Bomba Estereo; "We Can Work It Out," Stevie Wonder; "If There’s A Hell Below (We’re All Gonna Go)," Curtis Mayfield Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
One of the greatest albums created by any band to this point, Rubber Soul is yet another peak for the Beatles. It was the first album where they set aside time in the studio to finish writing and developing the songs, and the extra attention shows. This is even though they still finished the album in, relative to modern standards, an insanely short period of time. As always, just a list of signature tracks should be enough to show how amazing this album is: "Drive My Car," "Norwegian Wood, "Nowhere Man,""Michelle,""In My Life" and there are more and more. This isn't even counting "We Can Work It Out," which was recorded with this album and released separately. Incredible! Panelists: Will Hines, Curtis Gwinn, Joel Spence and Ariana Lenarsky.
"We Can Work It Out", un día como hoy pero de 1965 quedaba grabada. Bajo la supervisión de George Martin.
"We Can Work It Out", un día como hoy pero de 1965 quedaba grabada. Bajo la supervisión de George Martin.
In this episode, Richard and Robert trace the musical partnership of the Beatles’ two senior members. Songs include “I Saw Her Standing There,” “We Can Work It Out” and “A Day in the Life.” April 2016 is upon us and so are the Something About The Beatles 2016 calendars – get one of the last remaining copies in stock here and specially priced! The post 50: “Another Lennon-McCartney Original” – John and Paul as Songwriters appeared first on Something About The Beatles.
In this episode, Richard and Robert trace the musical partnership of the Beatles’ two senior members. Songs include “I Saw Her Standing There,” “We Can Work It Out” and “A Day in the Life.” April 2016 is upon us and so are the Something About The Beatles 2016 calendars – get one of the last remaining copies in stock here and specially priced! The post 50: “Another Lennon-McCartney Original” – John and Paul as Songwriters appeared first on Something About The Beatles.
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In this episode, Richard and Robert present an overview of the year and how The Beatles advanced their art. In addition to some rare music, the episode features a two guest authors: Al Sussman and Andrew Grant Jackson. Al is the author of Changin’ Times: 101 Days That Shaped A Generation and the upcoming British Invasion 101: The Need-To-Know Guide. Andrew is the author of Still The Greatest: The Essential Songs of the Beatles’ Solo Careers and the recently published 1965: The Most Revolutionary Year in Music. Songs include: “You Like Me Too Much,” “That Means A Lot,” “Nowhere Man” and “We Can Work It Out.” Check out Al on the Things We Said Today podcast Check out Andrew’s 1965 website here Department of Corrections: Robert “Freeman,” not Robert “Whitaker” The post 18: 1965 appeared first on Something About The Beatles.
In this episode, Richard and Robert present an overview of the year and how The Beatles advanced their art. In addition to some rare music, the episode features a two guest authors: Al Sussman and Andrew Grant Jackson. Al is the author of Changin’ Times: 101 Days That Shaped A Generation and the upcoming British Invasion 101: The Need-To-Know Guide. Andrew is the author of Still The Greatest: The Essential Songs of the Beatles’ Solo Careers and the recently published 1965: The Most Revolutionary Year in Music. Songs include: “You Like Me Too Much,” “That Means A Lot,” “Nowhere Man” and “We Can Work It Out.” Check out Al on the Things We Said Today podcast Check out Andrew’s 1965 website here Department of Corrections: Robert “Freeman,” not Robert “Whitaker” The post 18: 1965 appeared first on Something About The Beatles.
March 10, 2015 – Known to millions as “Dr. Love” through her website AskDrLove.com-the web’s first relationship advice site, active since 1996-Jamie Turndorf, Ph.D., has been delighting readers and audiences for three decades with her engaging blend of professional expertise and humor, and her remarkable ability to turn clinical psychobabble into easy-to-understand concepts that transform lives and heal relationships.In her new book, Love Never Dies, Dr. Turndorf shares her groundbreaking new grief therapy method that combines her acclaimed conflict-resolution techniques with after-death communication. The results enable the bereaved to reconnect, heal unfinished business, and make peace with the deceased.Her methods have been featured on all the major networks, including CNN, NBC, CBS, VH1, and Fox; on top websites like WebMD, Discovery.com, and iVillage; and in national magazines, such as Cosmopolitan, Men’s Health, and Glamour, to name only a few. Dr. Turndorf also writes a column called “We Can Work It Out” for Psychology Today online. Her Ask Dr. Love radio show can be heard in Seattle on KKNW and on TalkZone, which broadcasts in 80 countries worldwide. Visit her website at www.askdrlove.com.
This week on Compeatly Beatles, we look at the fantastic 1965 album Rubber Soul as well as the first double A-sided single “Day Tripper” and “We Can Work It Out”. It’s another long episode, but there’s just so darn much to talk about as the Beatles begin the next phase of their recording career and […]
Playlist: Bronze Radio Return- Mister, Mister, Chris Massey Band- Bona Fide Countrified, Jeff Pitchell & Texas Flood ( featuring Jay Geils)- Prisoner of Love, Kal David & the Real Deal- Nothing New, Victor Wainwright & The Wildroots- Big Dog’s Running This Town, Albert Castiglia- Hurricane Blues, The Hoolios- Crazy, Brother Joscephus & the Love Revival Revolution Orchestra- Bon Temps Roulez, Johnny Sansone- The Lord is Waiting & the Devil Is Too, Shaka & the Soul Shakers- Mr. Levy’s Grave, Diane Blue- I Will Fly, Lisa Mann- Til the Wheels Come Off, Sugar Ray & the Blue Tones- Evening, Mojomatics- Soy Baby. Feed Our Friends Contest: There was no winner in this week’s Feed Our Friends Contest.To win a $1000 gift card from Black-Eyed Sally’s in Hartford simply friend our Facebook Fan Page and you’re in the running. Good Luck next week!! Black-Eyed News: Last Thursday was the 30th Anniversary of Stevie Ray Vaughan’s Texas Flood.Released on June 13th, 1983, the album almost immediately made a monumental impact on music, going double platinum in the United States and winning widespread, mainstream radio airplay. Named after a cover of a 1958 blues track by bluesman Larry Davis, Vaughan’s album helped propel widespread exposure of the blues to vast new audiences. To read more about it follow the link http://www.americanbluesscene.com/2013/06/30th-anniversary-of-stevie-ray-vaughans-texas-flood/ The second story was about Paul McCartney’s performance at Bonnaroo last weekend. I didn’t so much take it for the content as I did the writing. Check out this short bit: “As a festival, Bonnaroo has come to be defined by its diversity. the main-stage headliner always plays unopposed, the idea being that entire Bonnaroo community can coalesce around a single artist. Across cultural, generational and aesthetic lines, whose catalogue could possibly be more universal than McCartney's? The answer: Nobody's. And that made this the single greatest Bonnaroo headlining performance in the festival's 12-year history, as it was moment after awesome moment of fever-pitched collective transcendence. "Paperback Writer," "Maybe I'm Amazed," "Band on the Run," "Blackbird," "Something" (played in tribute to George Harrison), "Eleanor Rigby," "We Can Work It Out," "Hey Jude" – to have not gotten swept up in and invigorated by the life-affirming celebration would be an outright rejection of joy.” That is great writing to catch the whole article go to the link: http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/paul-mccartney-reigns-at-bonnaroo-20130615#ixzz2WUkaRPi9 The last story was about Paulie’s NOLA Jazz & Blues Fest in Worcester Mass. This year marks the 6th annual for Paulie’s. The date of the Festival are June 21,22 and 23 at the Keystone Plaza Urban Fairground in Worcester. The lineup is great and includes Anders Osborne, Johnny Sansone, One of the final shows of Papa Grows Funk and the amazing Miss Irma Thomas. To check out the whole lineup or to purchase tickets follow the link: http://baevents.com/pauliesnolabluesandjazzfestival/ Blues in the Area: 6/20 THURSDAY CHRIS DUARTE - THE HUNGRY TIGER (9PM) - MANCHESTER, CT CURLEY TAYLOR & ZYDECO TROUBLE - BLACK-EYED SALLY'S (8PM) - HARTFORD DAN STEVENS - THE POND HOUSE GRILLE (8PM) - GLASTONBURY, CT CHRIS D'AMATO - SMOKIN' WITH CHRIS (6PM) - SOUTHINGTON, CT 6/21 FRIDAY JOSH WHITE JR. - THE KATHERINE HEPBURN CENTER FOR THE ARTS (8PM) - OLD SAYBROOK, CT SUGAR RAY & THE BLUETONES - CHAN'S (8PM) - WOONSOCKET, RI JEFF PITCHELL - THE HUNGRY TIGER - MANCHESTER, CT DIANE BLUE W/SPECIAL GUEST LISA MANN - BLACK-EYED SALLY'S (9PM) - HARTFORD EIGHT TO THE BAR - THE KNICKERBOCKER CAFE (8PM) - WESTERLY, RI EASY BABY - THE CAMBRIDGE BREW HOUSE - GRANBY, CT THE MOJO DUO - COALHOUSE PIZZA (9PM) - STAMFORD, CT THE ARTHUR JAMES BAND - THEODORES' - SPRINGFIELD, MA DAN STEVENS - PERKS & CORKS (9PM) - WESTERLY, RI THE STEVE POLEZONIS TRIO - C.J. SPARROW'S (8PM) - CHESHIRE, CT BRANDT TAYLOR - SWEET TOMATO (8PM) - PASCOAG, RI CHRIS D'AMATO - CAFE A VIN (8:30PM) - NEW HAVEN, CT 6/22 SATURDAY CT BLUES SOCIETY'S 2013 BLUES CHALLENGE FINALS - HANNON-HATCH VFW POST (2PM, 83 SOUTH ST.) - WEST HARTFORD, CT WITH: MIKE LAW & THE PLAYBOYS - WK 1 WINNER THE SUIT, TY & THURSSTY - WK 2 WINNER JR. KRAUSS & THE SHAKES - WK 3 WINNER THE MYSTIC HORNS - WK 4 WINNER EASYBABY - WILDCARD ENTRANT THE DANNY DRAHER BAND - WILDCARD ENTRANT SUGAR RAY & THE BLUETONES - BLACK-EYED SALLY'S (9PM) - HARTFORD JAMES MONTGOMERY - CHAN'S (8 & 10PM) - WOONSOCKET, RI THE DANNY DRAHER BAND - THE BANK STREET CAFE - NEW LONDON, CT THE WALTER LEWIS BLUES TRIO - TERRA SOLE RISTORANTE (8PM) - RIDGEFIELD, CT THE TOM SANDERS BAND - JUNE'S OUTBACK - KILLINGWORTH, CT SHAKA & THE SOULSHAKERS - PAULIE'S NOLA JAZZ & BLUES FESTIVAL - WORCESTER, MA BRANDT TAYLOR - THE CANNERY (9PM) - SOUTHBRIDGE, MA Black-Eyed Sally’s Weekly Rundown: Tuesday Jun 18 Mike Palin’s Other Orchestra Wednesday Jun 19 Blues Open Mic hosted by Tommy Whalen Thursday Jun 20 Curley Taylor & Zydeco Trouble $12 cover Friday Jun 21 Diane Blue & Lisa Mann Saturday Jun 22 Sugar Ray & the Blue Tones Monday Jun 24 Monday Night Jazz I hope to see you out and about this week but if not please continue to support live music wherever you are.
We Can Work It Out ‘Er, Menu A, please. I’ll have the spring roll, special fried rice and sweet ’n’ sour pork.’ Except Mick ordered in Spanish, of course, because the menu was in Spanish. ‘Gracias.’ This particular restaurant was nearly always empty, and he had never understood how they could stay in business. Perhaps they couldn’t. Whatever, the service was fast and friendly, the food was pretty damned good, and Menu A was the cheapest set menu in town. In fact, the only drawback was that here was a Chinese family trying to make a living in the Basque Country. It was an unlikely marriage. The waitress reappeared shortly with the spring roll. ‘Rollo de primavera.’ ‘Thank you,’ Mick said, this time in English. His defences were down – you should have seen the spring roll – and his brain had gone into autocruise. ‘Bu ke qi,’ she said, smiling mishievously, then taking her leave. In retrospect, it was one of life’s beautiful moments. So beautiful, Mick just had to rewind: ‘Rollo de primavera.’ ‘Thank you.’ It’s no good pretending I’m Spanish. I’m not fooling anyone, am I? ‘Bu ke qi.’ Hey, don’t worry. I’m not Spanish, either. But we can still be friends, can’t we?
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