marvin gaye

Me and Jackie run down the UK Chart for 19th
July 1970.

  In 1971 the late, great Marvin Gaye released his 11th studio album entitles, "What's Going On?".  The album featured hits like "Mercy Mercy Me", and "Inner City Blues", but perhaps his most powerful single was the album's namesake, "What's Going On?".  The song served as a plea from Marvin to his people and nation to take a little time to talk and see what was going on around us in a time of national turmoil.   You see during that time our nation was battling racism, murder, drug abuse, and the onset of war!  Sounds familiar right?  Unfortunately, Marvin and his co-writers could have written this song yesterday and it would still be just as relevant today!  Mass shootings, widespread drug abuse, the threat of war, a shaky economy, and the blandishments of a "culture" that has been passed off as cool to our people by power hungry sycophants whom profit from our demise, has left us in an eerily familiar territory to that of 1971.  

Today Edgar and Cortney plummet into the current state of our nation and the so-called culture that is swiftly leading to the demise of our people. Tune in as they meander through this episode and offer up their perspectives on how to shift our mindsets to overcome our status quo.

Change Matters with Collette Williams and Kenny Hendrix; Interview with 4-time R&B Historian Winner, Tyrone DuBose.

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After years of tumult and abuse, Marvin Gaye died when his father, Marvin Gay Sr., shot him at point-blank range inside the family's Los Angeles home in 1984.

Hi Folks!  For this episode we listen to Roberta Flack's 1973 album 'Killing Me Softly'.  This album shows the range and depth of Flack's distinctive style.  The songs on this album go from R&B to jazz to gospel and we love it all.  Find out the history behind this album and why its so good at quieting out minds.  Head over to Spotify to check out our companion playlists of songs featured in episodes of the podcast.  Thanks for listening!

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Upbeat Forever by Kevin MacLeod
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Before the Elimination Podcast season 3 FINAL we are taking a break from the pressure of voting!

Bob takes us on a journey of songs that mean something to him.

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INTRO

• 2mins - 'going to concerts all the time' in my teenage years
• 6mins - growing up in a family listening to a diverse and eclectic mix of music
• 9mins - going to the Coliseum to see USC football games
• 10mins30s - memories of the show and lasting impression of Prince that day. 'He blew me away...and definitely captured my imagination'.
• 11mins - a concert that started to 'get a little scary'
• 12mins30s - negative energy as things start being thrown onto the stage
• 14mins - '...the way he was dressed was just too much for The Rolling Stones fans...they weren't ready for it.'
• 16mins - lasting impressions on Prince that evening. 'So dynamic...there was a confidence and stage presence there.'
• 18mins - Prince feeling vital again with 3rd Eye Girl and the Piano & Microphone tour.
• 20mins - Book of Prince fan memories: The Day I Was There. Ricci recalls the Purple Rain tour in 1985 - 'wear something Purple!'
• 25mins - Andre Cymone and the influence of Adam Ant and the New Romantics.
• 26mins - The euphoria of the LA Forum in '85 - 'it was so inspiring, the whole visual of it.'
• 29mins30s - The 1980s - an era of separations, divorces and broken homes...the role Purple Rain the movie played in the teenage psyche.
• 31mins30s - 'A.U.T.O-matic' - Ricci's rock memorabilia story
• 35mins - Furthest lengths / greatest expense to see a show...
• 37mins30s - Feelings on posthumous releases from Prince's vault.
• 38mins30s - any things you'd like to hear in future?
• 40mins - Reflections on the Prince community, and what it all means ultimately. Love 4 One Another...

How Can U Just Leave Me Standing? In Search of Prince... is produced and arranged by Sam J. Bleazard - but couldn't exist without the fabulous contribution from all of our guests!

The show also features significant original music compositions from Gavin Calder.

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In anticipation of Valentine's Day, we welcome our first in-studio guest since 2018! Metanoia hosts the long-running live story-telling event Foreplay! Goes South (FGS) on the 3rd Tuesday of each month at Petra's in Charlotte, NC. The accompanying podcast launched last fall, with new episodes dropping on the 1st Tuesday of each month. 

All this & much, much less!

TRIGGER WARNING:
We talk about adult themes in adult language in this episode..
We also count down our Top 5 Sexiest Albums.
If this kind of thing is not your jam, no worries. We'll catch you in the next episode.
If this kind of thing IS your jam, give it a listen, then subscribe to the FGS podcast & check out a live event.

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Debts No Honest Man Can Pay is over 2 rock-solid hours of musical eclectica & other noodle stories. The show started in 2003 at WHFR-FM (Dearborn, MI), moved to WGWG-FM (Boiling Springs, NC) in 2006 & Plaza Midwood Community Radio (Charlotte, NC) in 2012, with a brief pit-stop at WLFM-FM (Appleton, WI) in 2004.

In Hall of Songs, we attempt to determine the greatest songs of all-time through listener votes. But after our listeners elected no songs to our prestigious song hall of fame the last time out, what would happen after introducing a bunch of songs from 1974? Would the early and mid-1970s continue to be a black hole? Could a 1967 song finally sneak into the hall after several rounds of waiting? What does this all mean?! Listen to this episode to find out, then get more info at hallofsongs.com.

Host: Timothy Malcolm
Host: Christopher Jones
Music commentary and music history

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Terence Toy started spinning house tracks in the early 80s, back when the genre was progressing through major east coast cities with velocity. The late New York house DJ David Bryant was a mentor to Terence and turned him on to the deep, funky sound of the underground scene. Bryant’s perceptive advice to Terence was, “to be really successful in this business, these are the grooves to play.” Terence never looked back.

To the benefit of his audience, Terence brings to his turntables his experience as a trained musician. He’s a skilled drummer, he reads music and was a member of his high school band. He understands music theory and is an expert at reconstructing verses, bridges and breaks. Terence is also an accomplished composer and producer of house music, including deep house, R&B house, gospel house, Afro-Cuban rhythms and Afro-tech.

His roots embody the styles of New Jersey swing to the Miami sound to Chicago warehouse; the beats and tempos speak to him. Soulful-vocal-house and straight-ahead jazz have always moved him equally.

Click the links below to listen to the tracks we played on our episode with Terence, plus a few more including Terence's musical response to George Floyd and the story about it.

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• https://soundcloud.com/terencetoy/terence-toy-feat-louis-hale-lets-get-jousey-isr-remix 
• https://soundcloud.com/terencetoy-music/terence-toy-love-is-losing
• https://soundcloud.com/terencetoy/shot-of-your-love-illatmospherices-seeks-refuge-remix?si=ebce5c48cbff4b1aac39c875bf2042c8&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing
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 On Hall of Songs, the 1970s have truly arrived. Tim and Chris unveil their picks for the 12 best tunes of 1973, a wild year where musicians continue to stretch the limits of popular song. There's the sneering punk of the New York Dolls and the lush dancefloor proto-disco of "TSOP." Then there are massive stars who will come to define the decade: Elton John, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Dolly Parton, and Bruce Springsteen. 

Host: Tim Malcolm
Host: Chris Jones
Music commentary and music history

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Yes, there are new inductees in the Hall of Songs. Maybe they're the songs you most expected after listening to the 1971 episode. But the big news is what's on the other side of the ballot: Tim and Chris discuss some shocking cuts -- songs that didn't get enough support to stay on the ballot any longer.

Listen, then visit our website at hallofsongs.com. Then come back for our 1972 episode and, after that, vote for the songs that you think should make our hall of fame.

Host: Timothy Malcolm
Host: Christopher Jones
Music commentary and music history

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“Football Week” continues with this football drama set in Alexandria, VA in 1971 and “based on true events.”

Starring Denzel Washington as Herman Boone, coach of the T.C. Williams “Titans” a varsity football team from the first racially integrated school in its district also fielding the first racially integrated football team in that district as well.  

Needless to say, not everyone is getting along and racial tensions at the school and surrounding areas aren’t helping matters either.  But as you would expect, this team of Titans comes together under the fierce leadership of Coach Boone to have one more memorable season! 

Directed by Boaz Yakin, this inspiring story also stars Will Patton, Wood Harris, Ryan Hurst, a very young Ryan Gosling, Donald Faison, and an even younger Hayden Panettiere. 

Host: Geoff Gershon
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 We had to narrow down an insane pool of contenders from 1971 to 12 nominees for the Hall of Songs. This is the year of landmark releases by Marvin Gaye, Carole King, Joni Mitchell, the Who, and Sly and the Family Stone. Plus there's Harry Nilsson, the Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney, John Lennon, Joni Mitchell, and David Bowie. And that's just scratching the surface. In this episode, you'll hear the 12 songs we feel are the best of an incredible year of music. 

Listen, then vote at hallofsongs.com for the songs that you think should be in our song hall of fame.

Host: Tim Malcolm
Host: Chris Jones
Music commentary and music history

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Roger Moore’s Bond debut, a Pink Floyd masterpiece, Chris McHardy’s love album and the year of Secretariat 

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This offbeat episode of END ZONE INSIGHT profiles Marvin Gaye, the smooth voiced star of 1960s and ‘70s Sweet Soul Music. The Detroit-based superstar had a love for football and befriended Lion NFL stars Mel Farr and Lem Barney. The pair of Lions were invited to attend a recording session at which Gaye created one of his most famous and emotional songs, “What’s Going On?” The song’s opening is ad-libbed both musically and with over-dubbed spontaneous conversation, and the voices of the football stars ended up on the recording. When record sales went gold, Gaye gave each of his friends their own gold record awards.

Recently, and for the first time, Tim opted not to reward the Doors' "Light My Fire" with entrance into the Hall of Songs via the Golden Vote. "Prove me wrong," he told listeners, who were tasked with another election including songs from 1968, '67, '66, and '65. So ... did the listeners prove Tim wrong? Tim and Chris talk about the Hall of Songs election results and bid adieu to several tunes. 

Listen! And go to hallofsongs.com for more information and a chance to vote!

Host: Timothy Malcolm
Host: Christopher Jones
Music commentary and music history

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