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  • The Track Star Podcast

    Grandmaster Flash Explains How Rap First Started

    On today’s episode of the Track Star Podcast, we are joined by a guest who pioneered Hip-Hop and DJing as the lead of the legendary group Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five, as well as through his groundbreaking dual-turntable techniques. Jack is joined by Grandmaster Flash, who revolutionized turntablism through various cutting, scratching, and backspinning methods, as well as the quick mix theory, involving two identical records played at the same time. In this episode, Grandmaster Flash shares his journey from falling in love with music as a child after discovering his father’s record player, to DJing in clubs and helping popularize the hip-hop style. This Episode's Track List: Find The Man Bros. - The Love Unlimited Orchestra Killer Joe - Quincy Jones Move On Up - Curtis Mayfield Take Me To The Mardi Gras - Bob James Rapper's Delight - The Sugarhill Gang The Message - Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five

    Today · 48 min
  • Jersey Made

    Brian Fallon: The Journey of Jersey Made Music and Its Impact on American Soundtrack History

    Have you ever wondered how the grit and spirit of New Jersey shaped some of the most iconic music legends? Join host Buzz Knight as he dives deep into the heart of the Jersey Made music scene with none other than Brian Fallon, the charismatic frontman of the Gaslight Anthem. In this captivating episode, Fallon takes us on a journey from his humble beginnings in Hackettstown to the international stage, illustrating the profound cultural impact of music on his life and the New Jersey music history that has influenced countless artists. As Brian Fallon reflects on his early days, he shares personal anecdotes that highlight the music storytelling that has defined his career. From the punk rock scene that ignited his passion to the diverse music genres in New Jersey that shaped his sound, listeners will gain insight into the Jersey sound that resonates through his work. He speaks fondly of his mother, the unsung hero who introduced him to various musical styles, sparking his lifelong love for American music influence. Fallon’s new solo album, Not Bad for New Jersey, serves as a testament to his roots and the pride he feels being a part of the Jersey Made legacy. He discusses the significance of New Jersey in his music, emphasizing how the Jersey music scene has fostered a sense of community and resilience that has helped him navigate the ups and downs of his career. His stories of early concerts and collaborations resonate with anyone who appreciates the history of American music and the music legends from New Jersey who have paved the way for future generations. This episode encapsulates the essence of what it means to be from New Jersey—the Jersey toughness that drives individuals to follow their dreams despite the odds. With themes of perseverance, community, and the relentless pursuit of passion, Brian Fallon’s journey is a celebration of the music history podcast that highlights the rich tapestry of New Jersey musicians and their contributions to the soundtrack of America. Whether you’re a lifelong fan of Fallon or new to the New Jersey music scene, this episode of Jersey Made promises to inspire and entertain. Tune in on iHeartPodcasts and discover the stories that shaped one of iconic New Jersey artists of our time. Don't miss out on this remarkable exploration of music history and the cultural impact of music that continues to thrive in the Garden State! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    Today · 30 min
  • Unfinished - a 10,000 Maniacs Podcast

    Can't Ignore the Train (Documentary - Part 1)

    This week's episode of Unfinished: A 10,000 Maniacs Podcast features Part 1 of a four-part audio documentary that originally aired on WRFA 107.9 in Jamestown, NY. -------------------- Can’t Ignore the Train, Part 1, begins in Jamestown, a small, forgotten factory town in the Western part of New York State where long winters and gray skies gave way to the nuanced sound of 10,000 Maniacs. The band’s global success came with their first major-label record deal in 1984, but the story begins with the local scene that shaped their creative voice six years earlier. Aaron Perez and Emily Drew produced the Can't Ignore the Train audio documentary. -------------------- Send us Fan Mail CREDITS Unfinished - a 10,000 Maniacs Podcast Executive produced by 10,000 Maniacs Come see the band perform at a venue near you. Check the shows page for details. Produced by Propeller Sound Services Hosted by Jay Coyle Edited by Chandler Coyle Social media support by Karen Allison Production support and spiritual guidance provided by Emily Drew and Gehrig Peterson. Special thanks to all Maniacs past and present, including current members Dennis Drew, Steven Gustafson, Jerome Augustinyak, Mary Ramsey, John Lombardo, and Ben Medina.

    Today · 29 min
  • Budapest Park

    fllozz: A legnagyobb boldogságom ma, hogy tavaly végre ki mertem állni a színpadra | Park FM

    A Park FM stúdiójában Mencseli Dóri vendége Petneházy Flóra, azaz fllozz volt, aki az Analog Balaton előtt lépett fel a Budapest Park nagyszínpadán. Bár nagyon régóta zenél, csak alig több mint egy éve gyűjtött össze annyi bátorságot, hogy élőben is...

    Today · 8 min

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