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Se acaba un nefasto 2020 y queremos iniciar el 2021 como sabemos, incendiando la pista de baile! Así pues os dejamos la sesión que hemos mezclado especialmente para ti! FCK 2020! Han Sonado: 1. Sam Cooke – Twistin’ the night away 2. Dr. Feelgood – One Weekend 3. Chuck Berry – Come On 4. The High Numbers – Zoot Suit 5. Small Faces – What’Cha Gonna Do About It 6. Los Salvajes – Qué alguien me ayude 7. Doctor Explosion – Rompí la televisión 8. The Sonics – Money (that’s what I want) 9. The Richard Kent Style – Just a Little Misunderstanding 10. Frank Wilson – Do I Love You 11. Marvin Gaye and Tami Terrell – Two Can Have a Party 12. LaVern Baker – Voodoo Voodo 13. The Capitols – Tired of Running from You 14. The Blues Busters – Soon you’ll be gone 15. Ken Boothe – You Left the Water Running 16. Soweto – Feel So Well 17. The Selecter – James Bond 18. The Specials – Do the dog 19. The Clash – Hate and War 20. Stiff Little Fingers – Wasted life 21. The Jam – In the Midnight Hour 22. The Merton Parkas – Face in the crowd 23. The Housemartins – Five Get Over Excited 24. The Smiths – Cemetery Gates 25. Joy Division - Disorder 26. Pixies – Where is My Mind?

Se acaba un nefasto 2020 y queremos iniciar el 2021 como sabemos, incendiando la pista de baile! Así pues os dejamos la sesión que hemos mezclado especialmente para ti! FCK 2020! Han Sonado: 1. Sam Cooke – Twistin’ the night away 2. Dr. Feelgood – One Weekend 3. Chuck Berry – Come On 4. The High Numbers – Zoot Suit 5. Small Faces – What’Cha Gonna Do About It 6. Los Salvajes – Qué alguien me ayude 7. Doctor Explosion – Rompí la televisión 8. The Sonics – Money (that’s what I want) 9. The Richard Kent Style – Just a Little Misunderstanding 10. Frank Wilson – Do I Love You 11. Marvin Gaye and Tami Terrell – Two Can Have a Party 12. LaVern Baker – Voodoo Voodo 13. The Capitols – Tired of Running from You 14. The Blues Busters – Soon you’ll be gone 15. Ken Boothe – You Left the Water Running 16. Soweto – Feel So Well 17. The Selecter – James Bond 18. The Specials – Do the dog 19. The Clash – Hate and War 20. Stiff Little Fingers – Wasted life 21. The Jam – In the Midnight Hour 22. The Merton Parkas – Face in the crowd 23. The Housemartins – Five Get Over Excited 24. The Smiths – Cemetery Gates 25. Joy Division - Disorder 26. Pixies – Where is My Mind?

It was truly awesome getting to sit down and talk with Ryan Harmon about his music and plans for the future.  On this episode of Music Unraveled we talk about Ryan's influences, how we are both Billy Strings fanboys, growing up playing music, what things have been like being an artist amid the shutdown and much more.  Check out Ryan's bio below as well as links to his website, American Idol audition and his hit single "I knew this Would Happen."  Please visit the website and purchase some of his merchandise.Combining musical influences, from the likes of Chris Stapleton and Travis Tritt, and lyrical influences, from the likes of Guy Clark and John Prine, Ryan Harmon presents a sound that's fresh, yet familiar.   Ryan's been playing and singing since age 11, and has been performing since age 12. After playing on and off with other local musicians, Ryan began performing as a solo artist, and writing his own music. His first solo performance was at the Arkansas Oklahoma State Fair in Fort Smith in 2009, one year after being a Top 20 finalist in the 5News Youth Talent Contest. Almost 10 years later, Ryan continues to perform at various clubs, fairs, and festivals throughout the region.   With a unique mix of Rock, Country, Blues, and Bluegrass, Ryan has created a style that pays tribute to his heroes, while adding his own twist, mixing it all together.       His live performances are energetic, yet intimate, and always feature audience participation. No two shows are the same, with Ryan making spontaneous setlist changes and even playing other instruments occasionally.   2017 will be a special year for Ryan, as he releases his debut album, simply titled "Ryan Harmon." From the rocking, early Johnny Cash influenced "Hold On Sally," to the powerful "Ride The Wind," to the humorous, yet true, country heartbreak anthem "You Left, My Dog Died, and My Heart Did, Too," Ryan continues to prove that a solo acoustic act doesn't have to be quiet background music. Website: http://ryanharmonmusic.weebly.com/ American Idol: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=naCXqkmZ1q4 Single: "I knew this Would Happen" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DS5-PTKZK-U  

Running wild, running for cover, running for office. We're putting one foot in front of the other this week. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Nowhere To Run by Martha and the Vandellas on Nowhere To Run (Soul) 3′59″ Run, Run, Run by Ann Peebles on I Can't Stand the Rain (Fat Possom) 6′31″ Just My Imagination (Running Away With Me) by The Temptations on Sky's the Limit (1971 Motown Records) 8′51″ Run Rudolph Run by Chuck Berry on Run Rudolph Run (Chess) 10′02″ Two Trains Running by Dave Van Ronk on Here Me Howl Live 1964 (n/a) 14′47″ Walk, Don't Run by The Ventures on Walk Don't Run (Capitol Records) 19′49″ Run Through The Jungle by Creedence Clearwater Revival on Cosmo's Factory (Fantasy Records) 24′57″ Runnin by Ohtis on Runnin (Full Time Hobby) 28′00″ Run Run Run by The Velvet Underground & Nico on The Velvet Underground and Nico (Verve) 32′41″ Don't Come Running To Me by The Greenhornes on Dual Mono (Telstar Records) 36′54″ Never Run Away by Kurt Vile on Wakin On a Pretty Daze (Matador) 39′32″ Ever Find Yourself Running by Emitt Rhodes on The Emitt Rhodes Recordings (Universal) 42′19″ She Comes Running by Lee Hazelwood on Love and Other Crimes (Reprise) 45′22″ Runaway by Yeah Yeah Yeahs on It's Blitz! (DGC Records) 49′18″ Blues Run the Game by Jackson C Frank on Blues Run The Game ( Sanctuary) 52′36″ Run Of The Mill - Demo by George Harrison on Early takes Volume 1 (Apple) 54′22″ Run That Body Down by Paul SImon on Paul Simon (Sony) 57′05″ Still Out There Running by Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats on Tearing at the Seams (Stax) 60′40″ I'll Come Running Back To You by Sam Cooke on Portrait of a Legend (ABKCO) 63′21″ (I'm A) Road Runner by Jr. Walker on The Definitive Collection (Motown Records) 66′43″ You Left the Water Running by Wilson Pickett on The Exciting Wilson Pickett (Atlantic) 69′54″ Keep On Running by Spencer Davis Group on Keep on Running (Cherry Red) 72′42″ (Till I) Run With You by The Lovin' Spoonful on Revelation (BMG) 76′16″ Runnin' Down A Dream by Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers on Damn the Torpedos (Geffen) 80′15″ Long Distance Runaround by Yes on Fragile (Elektra) 85′25″ Run Like Hell by Pink Floyd on Is There Anybody out There? (Sony) 91′33″ I'm Not Running Away by Feist on Pleasure (Quality Of Life Inc) 95′03″ Walk Away by Slothrust on The Pact (Dangerbird) 100′32″ Walk a Mile by Holly Golightly on Truly She Is None Other (Damaged Goods) 103′45″ Runaway by Shannon and the Clams on Dreams in the Rat House (Hardly Art) 107′45″ Come Running by Van Morrison on Moondance (Warner Brothers) 111′04″ Before The Make Me Run by The Rolling Stones on Some Girls (Virgin) 114′06″ Run Me Down by The Black Keys on The Big Come Up (Alive Records) 116′33″ Take The Money And Run by Steve Miller Band on Fly Like An Eagle (Capitol) 118′14″ Runnin' With The Devil by Van Halen on Van Halen (Warner Bros.) Check out the full archives on the website.

Oh My God! We did it, we finally did it! All the beer it was . . . we Finally did it! You Maniacs! You Left it in the Sun! Ah Damn You! Damn you all to Hell! . . . Sorry, all this bad beer made me go Full Heston. Today we are doing an experiment to see what bad conditions do to a beer. Don’t try this at home, we’re semi-professionals. So watch and listen as we Have a Drink.

Named by Rolling Stone magazine as one of the 100 Greatest Songwriters of All Time, Dann Penn’s impact on the Southern music triangle of Muscle Shoals, Memphis, and Nashville cannot be overstated. In the 1960s he teamed with Chips Moman to create two of Southern soul’s most revered standards: “Do Right Woman, Do Right Man,” which was recorded by Aretha Franklin, and “The Dark End of the Street,” which was first cut by James Carr. Along with his frequent collaborator, Spooner Oldham, Penn has crafted R&B classics such as James and Bobby Purify’s “I’m Your Puppet,” Otis Redding’s “You Left the Water Running,” Percy Sledge’s “It Tears Me Up” and “Out of Left Field,” Solomon Burke’s “Take Me (Just As I Am),” and The Sweet Inspirations’ “Sweet Inspiration.” Additionally, the pair found pop success with Janis Joplin’s recording of “A Woman Left Lonely,” as well as hits such as “Cry Like a Baby” and “I Met Her in Church” that were recorded by The Box Tops, who first broke through to national prominence with the Penn-produced hit “The Letter.” Other artists who’ve recorded songs from the Dan Penn songbook include  Bobby “Blue” Bland,  Jerry Lee Lewis, Clarence Carter, Joe Cocker, Cher, Arthur Alexander, Ruth Brown, Irma Thomas, Bobby Womack, Esther Phillips, Joe Tex, Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt, Gregg Allman, Etta James, Dionne Warwick, Brenda Lee, Willie Nelson, Patti LaBelle, Elvis Costello, Buddy Guy, Arthur Conley, Sam & Dave, Elton John, Wilson Pickett, Roger McGuinn, John Prine, and many more. 

Welcome to this episode of the Real Fast Results podcast! Fran Harris is in the house!  She is an ESPN announcer, and a former HGTV host, and a business explosion expert who has shared her maverick business insights on platforms like Good Morning America, the TODAY Show, CNN, and Fox Business News.  Since 1995, her company has been known as a trusted advisor, trainer, coach, content creator, and business development partner for folks from Fortune 100 companies all the way down to small business owners. Fran is also a world-class athlete.  She is an NCAA and WNBA champion.  On top of all of that, Fran is the co-owner of the Dallas-based real estate development company that’s currently developing multi-million dollar sports, entertainment, and hospitality projects worldwide. Promise: Leverage Your Knowledge through Publishing, Speaking and Training Well, it’s going to be fun for a lot of reasons, but the main reason that you should stick around is that if you have any amount of knowledge in that head, I’m going to be sharing with you how to really leverage that through the power of publishing, speaking, and training.  And don’t worry, if you’ve not done any of those three things, or if you’ve done all of those three things, I’m going to be sharing some insights to help you explode those areas so that you can spend more time with your family, if you want to, or travel, or give to the things that matter to you.  That’s exactly what I have been able to do, literally through the power of those three things. Download the Complete PDF Show Notes Free for this Episode [bctt tweet="If you know anything about anything, then you have a story." username="danielhall"]   Learn Fran's journey Pick a topic you know about One thing Fight for focus Publish Speak Train Be authentic Download the Complete PDF Show Notes Free for this Episode Connecting with Fran I have a really nice gift for folks, and you can access it at http://RealFastResults.com/Fran.  I did a live training called “The $100,000 You Left on the Table this Year”.  It doesn’t matter who you are or where you’ve been, I guarantee you’ve left at least $100,000 on the table this year.  That training is about having multiple streams of income, but also organized streams of income, meaning that there’s a synergy between your publishing, your speaking, and your training. So, it’s a follow-up to this, but I go into greater detail about how I get publishing deals, why people ask me to come and speak, and most importantly, you’ll hear a business model that’s very consistent, which is not to spend money until you have to.  Be profitable from the beginning, and really focus on the things that you are passionate about, have experience in, or are an expert in.  You should add up the money throughout the course of the training.  It’s like an hour and a half long, or somethi ng like that.  You’ll hear the money that you’re leaving on the table.  There are sounds of change and big bundles of money falling as you go through. Resources http://RealFastResults.com/Fran  People Do Judge A Book By Its Cover – How To Create A Cover That Sells with Nick Zelinger Upwork.com  Freelancer.com Fiverr.com Real Fast Results Community If you are diggin’ on this stuff and really love what we’re doing here at Real Fast Results, would you please do me a favor? Head on over to iTunes, and make sure that you subscribe to this show, download it, and rate & review it. That would be an awesome thing. Of course, we also want to know your results. Please share those results with us at http://www.realfastresults.com/results. As always, go make results happen!