Musik – Nya podcasts
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Hey everyone! Welcome to People from the Program - the podcast that highlights the career journeys of alumni from the NYU Music Business Program. I’m your host, Bryce Butler, Founder and Chairman of the NYU Music Business Alumni Network, and a proud alum myself of the NYU Music Business program.
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For over 40 years I had the privilege to work with some of the most amazing, talented, crazy and often deluded people in the world of music and movies. I've spent endless hours stationed behind the mixing desk, orchestrating the recording and production processes for a diverse spectrum of artistes. From the remarkably gifted to those whose creative spark may have flickered less brightly, I've navigated them all. It began in 1969, at Pye Studios in London, where I was fortunate to learn the art of recording from some of the most acclaimed engineers of the time. I subsequently moved on to De Lane Lea Studios, an expansive state-of-the-art facility acclaimed as the world's largest purpose-built studio. Both Pye and DLL functioned as my educational institutions for mastering the intricacies of sound recording. Significantly, they also served as platforms for me to immerse myself in the realm of record production and song writing, where I gleaned insights from the luminaries who frequented the recording studio and consistently topped the charts.
Throughout the years, I've regaled friends and family with countless anecdotes from this captivating journey. As moments turned into memories, the notion to preserve these tales began to crystallise, prompting a profound appreciation for the intricacies of the human mind. It's a marvel that commences its workings long before one's birth and doesnโt stop until the moment one sits down to write a Podcast or book.
Compiling an accurate timeline of my narratives became achievable through consulting my diaries. Spanning from 1971 to 2009, I consistently maintained these journals, not out of any historical intent, but merely to log the sessions I worked on and the overtime hours I accrued. Unexpectedly, they have emerged as indispensable references, furnishing precise dates and contextual details to my various escapades. Reflecting on my experience within this captivating industry, I've arrived at a simple realisation: You may have been in the business for 5 minutes or for 20 years, you could be very gifted or have no talent at all but to achieve success you must remember one crucial thing.
There Ain't No Rules in Rock โnโ Roll.
Within these podcasts you will discover, 1) Which major record company executive warned me of Jimi Hendrix's impending death just three weeks before his died. 2) Learn how Bill Haley intervened to save Chuck Berry's life. 3) Find out how I ended up sharing a pint of beer in a pub with a grizzly bear who sold 250,000 singles without ever charting. 4) Uncover the story of the singing waiter who defied the odds to become one of the biggest artists in history. 5) Find out how I ended up sharing a pint of beer in a pub with a grizzly bear who sold 250,000 singles without ever charting. 6) Explore how John Lennon and Yoko Ono played a role in naming the band Hot Chocolate. 7) Experience the challenges of producing an album with the legendary guitarist Peter Green. 8) Read about the unexpected encounter I had with movie star James Garner, who unknowingly bought me breakfast when I was a teenager. 9) Discover the truth behind Mungo Jerry's hit single "In The Summertime." 10) Learn why Bing Crosby made a heartwarming phone call that touched many lives. 11) Find out what Fred Astaire's mother thought of his singing voice. 12) Explore the remarkable story of the hit songwriter, journalist, and spy catcher who executed an incredible sting operation inspired by the movie "The Sting." 13) Delve into my close friendship with Tony Newley and the true identity of Anthony Newley. 14) My crazy adventure in Louisiana's Cajun country, where I believe I came across Snow Whiteโs and Dopeyโs offspring. 15) How I found out that you can always tell a Texan BUT! You canโt tell him much. 16) And much more.
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Welcome to "Classic Mistake" โ the podcast that uncovers the often hilarious blunders of classical musicians (even if they don't feel so hilarious at the time)...
Classical music is a world ripe with perfectionism, elitism and competition. There's only one problem - we are all human and we all make mistakes! Join hosts Sara Hahn-Scinocco and Sarah MacDonald of Green Banana Flute Studios as they interview world class musicians about the "other" side of our careers... FAILS!
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Mitch Park brings us a show specialising in instrumental music from the dance traditions of the British Isles, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Europe: jigs, reels, strathspeys, flings, polkas, mazurkas, square dances, and so on - traditional and newly-composed tunes that continue to extend and develop the traditional forms.
For more details about music played on this programme, please look at
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A versatile collection of mixes from ThisIsJester, featuring fresh sounds, high-energy blends, and curated vibes for every listener. It’s Not A Joke.
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Discussing Local and regional music and art in Kentucky.
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Finnish Warren is back and hosting Good Day for It podcast. We will interview musicians around the world and ask questions about who they are, what they like, share their music, and hear their stories.
Finnish Warren was the host of You're Not From Around You, a podcast that brought comedy sketches mixed with music interviews. You're Not From Around Here charted as a number one music interview podcast in several countries.
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My podcast is about bringing in good news and good vibes late at night to help sooth your emotions.
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TORONTO DJ
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• Open Format DJ
• Sunset Sundays DBN, Grownish DBN , On The Record SA, HOAS (House On A Sunday) , Durbantainment, FriDate Nights. -
Step into the sound of the underground. Live & Direct - Underground Dance Music is a DJ mix series curated by Gramz, the BSP SoundSystem, and guest selectors from around the world. From deep house and tech grooves to classic cuts and unreleased gems, each episode is a raw, uninterrupted journey through the heart of underground dance music. No chatter - just pure energy, recorded live and delivered direct to your ears.Whether you're a house head, crate digger, or late-night dancer, this is your source for authentic club sounds and floor-filling rhythms. Subscribe and stay locked.
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The Road Dogs Podcast gives a behind the scenes peek at those that work to make the show happen. From tours to festivals, and everything in between, we meet the players involved. From life lessons to trade secrets to utter nonsense. We talk about it all!
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In this 8-part series, Amy Grant talks with Khalil Ekulona about the making of her new album, "The Me That Remains," covering all 10 songs, the stories and inspiration behind them and her life journey the last decade that shaped the album.
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Iโm Friends With the DJ is a podcast hosted by AJ the Silverfox, featuring real conversations with DJs, producers, performers, and the creative people who bring the energy to the dance floor, the day party, the club, and everywhere in between.
From music and event culture to personal stories, creative journeys, and Quick Mix moments, this show goes beyond the booth to get to know the people who make the scene feel alive.
Because life is more fun when youโre friends with the DJ.
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Join us for Uncharted Alabama as we shine a light on uncharted masterpieces of the Alabama Catalog!
We all know the radio hits, but the soul of the band is often found in the tracks that never made the top 40.
Hosted by Allison Owen, Randy Owenโs daughter, this podcast interviews fellow artists, celebrities, and fans about all the songs that shaped our lives!
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Step inside the Nashville Palace, one of the most legendary honky tonks in country music, where the stories are just as rich as the history on the walls.
Hosted by Barrett Hobbs and Bobby Johnson, the Nashville Palace Podcast brings together artists, songwriters, outdoorsmen, and personalities who live and breathe the country lifestyle. From chart-topping musicians to behind-the-scenes voices shaping the culture, every guest has a story that connects back to the roots of country music and the life that surrounds it.
Filmed and recorded inside the Nashville Palace itself, the show captures the kind of conversations that donโt happen anywhere else. Itโs part storytelling, part history, and part barroom conversation, where one story leads to another and nothing feels overly polished or scripted.
Whether itโs music, hunting, business, or the road that got them there, this is where real conversations happen with people whoโve lived it.
Pull up a chair and settle in for the Nashville Palace Podcastโฆ where the stars drop in.
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Welcome to the new Live Wire Network. On this channel you can expect to hear International stories, personality interviews, music and conversation.
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Check It Up is a weekly series hosted by hip-hop icon Jadakiss and basketball legend God Shammgod features conversations across sports, family, business and legacy, with guests spanning athletes, artists, coaches, producers and culture shapers.
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Top 20 Jazz/Blues Songs mandolin songs which Mando Hangout members have uploaded to the website.
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Mindful
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