Jim Reeves – Grausamer Tod in einem Berliner Hostel
In der Nacht zum 1. Februar 2016 wurde der Sänger Jim Reeves auf brutalste Weise in einem Hostel in Berlin Charlottenburg getötet. Ihm wurden 15 Rippen gebrochen und anschließend wurde er gepfählt.
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Explore " jim reeves" with insightful episodes like "Jim Reeves – Grausamer Tod in einem Berliner Hostel", "Don't Call It Nothing - Episode 23 - Mark Lanegan & The Screaming Trees: 1994-96", "UK Chart for 14th November 1964", "Telephone Songs - 20th Century Jukebox" and "Singles Action: May 30th, 1964" from podcasts like ""Melody of Crime", "Don't Call It Nothing", "Back In The Day", "20th Century Jukebox" and "Punk Lotto Pod: A Punk, Hardcore, and Emo Podcast"" and more!
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Don't Call It Nothing - Episode 23 - Mark Lanegan & The Screaming Trees: 1994-96
Join Mark Lanegan and the Screaming Trees in 1994, run ragged from the road and poor lifestyle choices. That said, we're treated to a solid Lanegan effort from that year (Whiskey From The Holy Ghost), followed by collaborations with Mad Season and Mike Watt, pay tribute to Willie Nelson and Jim Reeves, and embrace the Trees' heroically flawed swan song (Dust).
Support the showUK Chart for 14th November 1964
My wife Jackie and i look at the top 30 of 14th November 1964. 1964 is one
of the great years for chart music and there's certainly some gems in there this
week.
Telephone Songs - 20th Century Jukebox
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Singles Action: May 30th, 1964
Follow along here: https://www.americanradiohistory.com/Archive-Billboard/60s/1964/Billboard%201964-05-30.pdf
Hot 100: https://www.billboard.com/charts/hot-100/1964-05-29
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Songs featured on this episode:
Johnny Cash Understand Your Man
Jim Reeves - Welcome to My World
Dixie Cups - Chapel of Love
Mary Wells - My Guy
Louis Armstrong - Helly, Dolly!
Jean Sheppard - Second Fiddle (To and Old Guitar)
The Beatles - Love Me Do
The Searchers - Don't Throw Your Love Away
Johnny Rivers - Memphis
Round Robin - Kick That Little Foot Sally Ann
The Ray Charles Singers - Love You With All of My Heart
Windy City Irish Radio - August 8, 2018
As Minnie Pearl would say "Hoooowwwwdy! I jus' proud to be here!" And so is Windy City Irish Radio! Over the years, American Country Music has had a tremendous influence on the world but especially in Ireland, where country music remains immensely popular. And it's easily argued that the very roots of American country music and dance began with the Irish and Scots as they emigrated to Appalachia. Join Tim and Mike as they celebrate an evening of country music -- Irish country music, that is! Classic country songs from Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn, Roy Acuff, Jim Reeves, Willie Nelson, Patti Page, Kenny Rogers, Don Williams, Eric Clapton, The Charlie Daniels Band, and Kathy Mattea remain relevant and alive through Irish performances by Imelda May, Orla Fallon, Nathan Carter, Sharon Shannon and Finbar Furray, Scythian, Kelly Fearon, Jordan Mogey, Margo O'Donnell, The High Kings, Big Tom McBride, Keelan, Andy Cooney, and Cowboy Joe McShane! Join Tim and Mike for an evening of country music with an Irish twist! Catch the podcast at www.windycityirishradio.com or catch our live show on WSBC 1240AM each every Wednesday night from 8pm to 9pm CST.
Windy City Irish Radio
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