Billboard 1972 End of Year Chart
Jackie and I run down the Billboard End of year chart for
1972. Classics from Michael Jackson, Nilsson and Al Green.
There's also a few duds along the way.
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gilbert o'sullivan
Explore " gilbert o'sullivan" with insightful episodes like "Billboard 1972 End of Year Chart", "013 - You Lucky People", "EPISODE #36: GILBERT O'SULLIVAN" and "Episode 135: Paulie Gee and Har Mar Superstar" from podcasts like ""Back In The Day", "Only A Podcast", "BEACH BLANKET FORT BINGO" and "Snacky Tunes"" and more!
Episodes (4)
013 - You Lucky People
Is the number 13 lucky or unlucky? Do we care? The Captain falls down the YouTube wormhole of Justin Hawkins, appreciates hard rockers The Darkness, and discovers “18th century aristocratic” metal band The Upper Crust. Also on the Captain’s stereogram this week is country-pop singer Maren Morris. He doesn’t quite remember the UK government-mandated evening switch-off of TV in the 50s, but it did happen.
We are reminded that Gilbert O’Sullivan has one of the saddest songs of all time. El Tele slumps in front of the television after moving house and watches Married at First Sight Australia (!?), introduces his kids to Kath & Kim, and lines up a possible future episode on being a vegan.
And why is Bradley Walsh always on the television, amongst a cavalcade of crap?
Full show notes and links at https://www.onlyapodcast.com/episode-013-you-lucky-people/
EPISODE #36: GILBERT O'SULLIVAN
Join Stephen SPAZ Schnee as he chats with Gilbert O'Sullivan about his career and his 2020 U.S. live dates, his first American tour in 43 years!
BEACH BLANKET FORT BINGO
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Episode 135: Paulie Gee and Har Mar Superstar
Greg Bresnitz is talking pizza this week on Snacky Tunes with guest Paulie Gee of Paulie Gee’s Pizza. Tune into this episode to hear how Paulie was inspired to create a no-frills pizza joint in Greenpoint at the age of 54. Hear how the atmosphere at Roberta’s influenced Paulie’s notion of a restaurant. Learn about Paulie’s early pizza experiments, and why he decided to quit his longtime job as a computer programmer and open Paulie Gee’s. Listen in for some of Paulie’s life lessons, and why it’s always best to pursue your passion. What music is playing at Paulie Gee’s? Later, Greg is joined in the studio by Har Mar Superstar for some live tracks. Hear why Har Mar moved from LA to New York, and learn about his long history playing in bands. Har Mar talks about his podcast, Nocturnal Emotions, and how he got involved in interviewing guests from MNDR to Macaulay Culkin. This episode has been brought to you by Tekserve.
“The first thing I had to do when I built the oven is that I had to put belief in myself.” [7:20]
“I really felt that all of the sudden, Brooklyn was leaving me behind. I needed to find a way back here… I didn’t want to serve pizza to older people- I wanted to serve pizza to young people; I wanted to be a part of something new.” [19:30]
— Paulie Gee on Snacky Tunes