Podcasts about you're sixteen

Steve Marinucci (Beatles News Briefs Podcasts, Things We Said Today, Billboard) joins the show this week and next.    Our topic:   The Beatles (both group and solo) in the San Francisco Bay Area.    This week, we look at the Cow Palace, Oakland, Berkeley and San Jose.    Next week, Paul and Ringo in San Francisco proper.

Steve Marinucci (Beatles News Briefs Podcasts, Things We Said Today, Billboard) joins the show this week and next.    Our topic:   The Beatles (both group and solo) in the San Francisco Bay Area.    This week, we look at the Cow Palace, Oakland, Berkeley and San Jose.    Next week, Paul and Ringo in San Francisco proper.

How many more times will Andrew and Dan have to discuss wildly successful pedophilic rock songs that topped the Billboard charts? Probably many more times! But at least this one is out of the way. Sorry Ringo, you're going to jail for the rest of your life. Peace and love!

Ruby Andrews [00:20] a side: "You Ole Boo Boo You" b side: "Gotta Break Away" Zodiac Records ZR-1020 1971 A pretty excellent slow burn single from 1971 on Chicago's Zodiac Records. Made it up to 47 on the R&B charts. Ike & Tina Turner [05:43] a side: "You Should'a Treated Me Right" b side: "Sleepless" Sue Records 765 1962 This rollicking single from Ike & Tina only made it to number 89 on the Hot 100. What gives? The Okmoniks [13:01] a side: "You Want What I Ain't Got/Little Bit More Hate/Locked in the Trunk of Your Ford Blues" b side: "You Want What I Ain't Got/Little Bit More Hate/Locked in the Trunk of Your Ford Blues" In+Fi 001 2002 Some excellent Tucson garage rock from the early aughties. Rod Stewart [18:44] a side: "You Wear It Well" b side: "True Blue" Mercury Records 7330 1972 A little bit of a Maggie May retread but not too shabby either. Made it to 13 on the US hot 100 in 1972. Pretty sweet Ron Woods rocker on the b-side. Dwight Twilley Band [27:12] a side: "You Were So Warm" b side: "Sincerely" Shelter Records SR-40450 1974 The second single from Twilley's Los Angeles sessions with Shelter Records. Sadly this one did not get any traction. Love the guitar bits on the b-side. Johnny Burnette [32:21] a side: "You're Sixteen" b side: "I Beg Your Pardon" Liberty Records F-5528 1960 This creepy watered-down outing by rockabilly artist Burnette reached number 8 on the Hot 100 in 1960. The Thirteenth Floor Elevators [37:19] a side: "You're Gonna Miss Me" b side: "Tried to Hide" International Artists Records 107-A 1966 This is the national release of their first Contact Records single from 1966. And yes, that mysterious sound you heard is an electric jug. Amazingly this made it to number 55 on the Hot 100, and in San Francisco it actually cracked the top 10. The Impressions [42:05] a side: "You've Been Cheatin'" 1965 b side: "Never Let Me Go" 1963 Collectables COL 3725 An MCA "Collectable" reissue featuring The Impressions 1965 single "You've Been Cheatin" which made it to number 33, and the b-side is from their 1962 album The Impressions. Music behind the DJ: "Push the Button, Max!" by Henry Mancini

In the waning weeks of 1973, several major turning points in the lives of each of the former Beatles would mark both new beginnings and tragic endings for different people and places in the saga of the fab four. John Lennon, separated from his wife Yoko and in the throws of a depression not seen since his Hamburg days, took to drink, drugs and rock'n'roll for comfort and solace in Los Angeles. George Harrison, whose marriage was long rumored to be in dire straits, at last discovered his wife Pattie's affair with rocker Ronnie Wood. Ringo Starr, still riding high on the success of his eponymous solo album Ringo, was again running up the charts with the irresistible single You're Sixteen backed with Devil Woman. And lastly Paul McCartney, the solo Beatle with so much to prove, at last releases his surprise masterpiece LP: Band On The Run. Just in time for the holiday buying season, this collection of catchy yet purposeful rock and roll home runs took the world by storm, driving the seemingly defunct band Wings to the top of the charts. What lead to this album catching fire? Could McCartney continue the streak? Only time can tell as we move to the grand finale of 1973... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On today's episode of Welcome To The Horse House: The boys explain their month long hiatus, Stephen gifts Tristan and Rudy 2 bottles of 12 year old Mountain Dew (that Rudy drinks live on air! WTF!!), Tristan dreams of being so rich he can get his turds surgically removed from his colon, and Stephen tells a story about how he saw a man sing TOOL at a bar! What!!!!!!! This and a whole FUCK-TON more on this week's INSANE episode of WELCOME TO THE HORSE HOUSE! Outro song: You're Sixteen by Ringo Starr.

Are you ready for the sour sixteen in the 2017 bumwinebob.com battle of the booze tournament? We are breaking down the results in the second round of the tournament while looking ahead to the sour sixteen matchups! Who will be crowned champion?I'm happy to welcome Janella to this weeks show for some podcasting stories and to talk about a few of our favorite nostalgic alcoholic beverages. What gets the two thumps up and what do we try to stay away from? Tune in and find out!All that and MORE featured on this weeks episode! Grab a drink and give it a listen. Cheers!

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Windows Minimal: Pentium 1 GHz / Athlon XP 1.33 GHz, 512 MB of RAM, Windows XP / Vista or later. Suggested: Pentium 2.4 GHz / Athlon XP 2.4 GHz, 1 GB of RAM, Windows XP / Vista or later. Supported Plug-in formats: VST, RTAS. Classik Studio Reverb RTAS requires Pro Tools 7.0 or later. Viewer Mail: Basil Records Mentions PSN On Their Blog Christian King: "I have a friend who has a hardware sampler that enables him to quickly record a sound directly into it and then manipulate and sequence that sound quickly and easily. I've been looking for a plug-in alternative to this. What I'm looking for is something with a record button that I can click, say "boom", and have that "boom" available immediately for manipulation and sequencing." Try Abelton LIVE. Joao Alves: FaderWear Pascal Zander: Help Him Identify These Songs Greg Kocis: This video details the origins of one of the most famous and used drum loop samples ever. It narrates the history of the "Amen Break," a six-second drum sample from the b-side of a chart-topping single from 1969. This sample was used extensively in early hiphop and sample-based music, and became the basis for drum-and-bass and jungle music -- a six-second clip that spawned several entire subcultures. John Walker: "I travel on business a lot and I'm looking for a way to take something along that will allow me to work on songs while I'm on the road. I'm a Pro Tools user and I'm seriously considering the MBox Mini, but I was wondering if you guys were aware of any other platforms that might work as well or maybe better on a laptop." Go For The Mini Pierre Foisy: "I need to hook-up an audio-interface to my iMac running Garageband. I've been behind in my knowledge of all the digital things and so I'm just coming back to recording and trying to get up-to-snuff on all this. "I would like to make a recording that will be the best I can do with the equipment I have. Right now, I've stopped my choice of interface to three models: Edirol FA-101, Focusrite Saffire (not LE) or TC Electronic Konnekt 8 or Konnekt 24. In terms of quality, how would you rate them from less to better." Those are three very nice units, all from reputable companies. Any of them would make a great choice. For a more detailed analysis and recommendation, give our friend Andy Diekroger a call over at Sweetwater. Andy Diekroger (800) 222-4700 ex. 1273 andy_diekroger@sweetwater.com Dave Criddle from The Home Recording Odyssey podcast had a comment about the job openings we mentioned in the last show that were advertised for the King's Island theme park. He used to work there as a bass player! Paul Bordenkirsher from MesaSand.com: 36 Rules For Bands The Stupid Knob: Keith Richards Plays A Squire Strat Worth $5,000,000.00? Answer To Last Week's Trivia Question: Q: On Ringo Starr's 1974 version of You're Sixteen, who played the kazoo? A: Sir Paul McCartney! No winners this week? 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