eighties music

In 1986, Q Lazzarus released the song "Goodbye Horses", but it was in 1991 that the song was lifted out of obscurity by a blockbuster horror film. 

Goodbye Horses by Johnny Hollow on Spotify

Other resources:

Goodbye Horses by Q Lazzarus on Youtube

Silence of the Lambs cultural impact
Buffalo Bill
Diane Luckey obituary
William Garvey on the meaning of Goodbye Horses
William Garvey RIP
Baghavad Gita
Hindu philosophy of the senses


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Sheffield's grand old Lyceum re-opens for the second time in less than twelve months, and it falls to Cabaret Voltaire, who haven't played an official gig in their home city in over a year, to herald the resurrection. Roger puts on his new leather jacket - which he has been trying to make look like an old leather jacket - and goes along for a look.

Intro and outro music: Simon Elliott-Kemp.

Artwork: Rionagh.

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With particular thanks to:

Pooleside: shop ambience.
Beetlemuse: washing machine drum loop.
Stomachache: E-distortion power chords.
Jim Purbrick: distortion.
Yap Audio: pub ambience.
Rikus 246: club ambience.
renovatio871: retro synth.
xhale303: breakbeat.
snapper4298: drum loops. 

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This episode is all about pop culture in the 1980s! We talk about music, movies, fashion, and just random pop culture events that happened in the 80's! While talking about music, we find out why Erin & Jodi will only do karaoke together through zoom calls! We hear a fun story about Ricky Van Shelton & Erin's love of shoulder pads! Then before giving some great 80's music recommendations, we learn a pop culture fact for each year of the 80's. Last for Dish Bish we play 1980's Pop Culture Trivia!

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Born into a musical family, Brown found her calling as a little kid watching Sammy Davis Jr. and all the Motown greats at the world-famous Apollo Theater, in New York. With strong will and determination, she went on to become a prolific songwriter for CBS Records, penning lyrics for Blood, Sweat and Tears, and Ronnie Dyson. Brown also had a way of crafting funky tunes for her own with the highly influential “Family Tree,” a massive hit in England’s Northern Soul scene.

Her true shining moment, however, came unexpectedly in the form of a newspaper ad, looking for a “tall, black, willowy-voiced female” to cut a track in the recording studio. That track became “I Specialize In Love,” a slice of early 80s post-disco that perfectly blended R&B, electronics and the emerging sounds of Hip-Hop.

“Specialize” traveled far and wide throughout the European continent before it found its way back to the States, where it became a sizable hit in the dance charts and clubs. Yet, with all the glamour of sudden fame, she faced challenging and devastating situations that managed to virtually kill what was left of her music career.

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Show Tracklisting

• I Wish You Love (Gloria Lynne)
• Mr. Bojangles (Live Version - Sammy Davis Jr.)
• Love Looks Good On You (Blood, Sweat and Tears)
• Family Tree (Family Tree - Sharon Brown 1975 Recording)
• I Specialize In Love (Sharon Brown)

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Executive Producer: Nicholas "NickFresh" Puzo

Audio Engineer: Adam Fogel 

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When you wake up, do you know who's gonna be, who's gonna be the Eileen sleeping next to you?

We did it!!!! After a VERY LONG AND TENSE WEEK, we, along with our friend Steven Hix, finally find out which song the A-Tourneys at Pod think is the best One Hit Wonder of all time. We talk about which songs won, which songs lost, and how shocked we were by how close the voting was in every single round. Tangents include but aren't limited to: protest votes, Trent's singing ability, and, in the greatest twist of all, conversations about America's greatest rock 'n' roll band The Beach Boys *Emaj-->Bbmaj* AND MTV's The Challenge *ding*. You can't miss this one.

Next week we're talking about 64 competitors from MTV's The Challenge! Get ready, punks!! *DING*.

And the Elton journey has endethed (breathes sigh of relief..) and we have our summary episode and also an interview with Neil Barrett, host of the premium EJ podcast, “I Guess That’s Why They Call It The Elton John Podcast”.

00:00: The Elton interview

03:25: The Summary

06:36: The Worst 5 EJ Songs of the 80s

07:39: The Top 10 Best EJ Songs of the 80s

08:36: The Album Rankings

09:39: The Interview with Neil Barrett

43:30: The EJ Fan Feedback

46:55: The Further Listening/Recommendations/Thanks Thing

51:11: The Tropes (Oh! Doo Doo, Americanisations)

53:15: Fade Out Into The Sunset...

Spotify playlist:

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We’ve reached peak 80sElton with the middle trilogy as Our Reg re-locates his mojo and the hit parade and Bernie regains sole lyricist status. 

The peak was covered with plenty of snow.

Songs included;

I’m Still Standing

I Guess That’s Why They Call It The Blues

Sad Songs (say so much)

Passengers

Nikita

I’m Not Getting Married

    02:25: 1983 / “Too Low For Zero”

   33:02:  1984 / “Breaking Hearts”

   41:24: William, It Was Really Nothing  

1:01:50:  1985

1:04:54: “Ice On Fire”

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We start the 80s odyssey with Sir Reginald Hercules Dwight - an 80s of excess both in and out of the recording studio but was quality control maintained? (spoiler alert - er, possibly...)

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First doors, the prequel years of 80sElton - the lean times with the odd smash and a smattering of, shock, non-Bernie lyrics!

Songs included;

Little Jeannie
Sartorial Eloquence
Nobody Wins
Blue Eyes
Empty Garden
Love Truth and Emily Stone

    02:32: 1980 / "21 at 33"
    29:29: 1981
    31:41: "The Fox"
    42:12: innocuous reference to pudenda
 1:04:01: 1982 / "Jump Up!"

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