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‘Sweet Sounds Of Stones’

Dubbed as their best work in decades, The Rolling Stones are back with a brand new album!

‘Hackney Diamonds’ is their 24th (UK) studio album and is their first original work since 2005’s ‘A Bigger Bang’.

Receiving great critical praise and enjoyed by the fans, Laz & Felipe ask: how did The Rolling Stones create another brilliant album so deep into their career?

Episode Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0pzCCtCpHnfUafRkWInTye?si=040fcb1b8647466a

LONG LIVE ROCK ‘N’ ROLL

Like Stephen Pearcy belts out on a semi regular basis, we're back for more.  We don't hold anything back on everything from AI to NFL players turning to porn as possible retirement plan.  Is Mick Jagger mad at his 8 children?  He just announced that his fortune will go to charity after he's gone.  And the Houston Astros are in the playoffs for the 7th year in a row!!!  Just wait until you hear what the boys have to say about all of this and more this time on Rock Sports Radio.

The Rolling Stones célèbrent leur 60 ans en 2022. 

Comment sont-ils arrivés dans ma vie ? 

J'en discute avec Gilles Valiquette, qui a assisté au premier concert du groupe à Montréal en avril 1965. Il est un grand adminrateur des Beatles et nous explique comment les Stones ont pris leur place dans la Royauté Musicale Britannique. 

Dan Georgesco est de la deuxième générsation de fans. Il a assisté à de nombreux concerts du groupe et a même joué en première partie d'un spectacle à Montrreal.

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“I’m not just a Bass Player, I’m a Sound System”

As bassist for the legendary rap label Sugarhill Records backing Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five to the pioneering Living Colour, Doug Wimbish has lent his innovative and creative bass grooves and sounds to a roster of world-renowned musicians. Considered a pioneer in Hip-Hop bass playing and in the use of bass effects, alternate tunings and extended hand techniques, Doug’s mastery of the bass is unparalled. As one of the most versatile session and touring bassists in the industry, Doug moves readily from pop and mainstream rock to hip-hop, funk, metal, symphonic metal, reggae, R&B, electronic, world and experimental music.

Doug Wimbish is probably best known as the cutting edge lead bassist in the Grammy Award-winning hard rock band Living Colour, but looking beyond the obvious, one quickly sees that Doug's influence and impact on the world's musical culture is much more vast and significant than often written or realized. 

Grandmaster Flash and The Furious Five’s “The Message”, listed by Rollingstone.com as the #1 Greatest Hip Hop Song of all time, featured Doug’s bass lines as do many other Sugarhill Records classics including “Apache”, “8th Wonder” and “White Lines”. Wimbish wrote the bass line on The Sequence’s “Funk You Up”.

To get an idea of the respect Doug has earned within the music industry, consider that in one week in 1991, Doug received personal phone calls from Living Colour, Bruce Springsteen and Seal, all asking him to work with them. Doug made the decision to work with Living Colour and joined the band, becoming its permanent bassist. He actively records and tours today with his band mates Vernon Reid, Corey Glover and Will Calhoun. The group’s latest album, “Shade”, was released in September of 2017.

In addition to his work with Living Colour, Doug’s highly regarded career spanning all musical genres has also included recording, producing and touring with many world renowned artists including The Rolling Stones, Mick Jagger, Jeff Beck, Joe Satriani, Herb Albert, Annie Lennox, Madonna, Carly Simon, Seal, Al Green, Billy Idol, George Clinton, Depeche Mode, Talib Kweli, Kanye West, James Brown, Mos Def, Tarja Turunen, Ronnie Wood, Freddie Jackson, Michael Bolton, Schiller, Cheb Khaled, Hari Haran and Peter Wolf, to name a few.

From his early days as one of Hip-Hop’s earliest architects in the Original Sugarhill Records Rhythm Section, to his long-time membership in Living Colour, TackHead, Little Axe, Jungle Funk, HeadFake, and then on to more recent collaborations including DMD the Vibes with Daru Jones & Marcus Machado, Doug continues to prove himself as one of the world’s finest, versatile and most sought after bass guitarists.

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Doug Wimbish Official Site, Hell on Wheels: A Tour Stories Compilation, Becky Pell - Yoga Journey: A Contemporary Guide to a Timeless Tradition, Claire Murphy - Girl on the Road: How to Break into Touring from a Female Perspective, Steve Walsh Gofund Me, Roadie Free Radio Merch, RFR Podcast Bundle, Follow Your Drishti Yoga Podcast, roadiecare.com, musicares.org, Roswell Pro Audio Mini K87, Soundgirls.org

We often set ourselves up for a let down. Expectations often get in the way of reality. The more we desire to do something or be somewhere, we find ourselves clinging to outcomes, ideologies and our expectations. Setting us up for things I can never have.

Jay Shetty says, "attachment gives and accepts love conditionally, whereas, detachment gives and accepts love unconditionally." Detaching from our expectations and letting go allows what is going to be, to be. Not always comfortable and takes practice. It is worth the cultivation. 

The idea that if you do all the right things, you will get what you deserve. What we truly deserve is only what we reap and sow. Like Mick Jagger sings, "can't always get what you want, but you get what you need." 

Veruca Salt, that snot nose, entitled bad egg from Willy Wonka, not the band, proved in realtime expectations set too high and trying to force the world to bend to our will can tip the scales in the negative. Ice cream melts and the cone gets soaked. Even if we don't like it. 

Don't forget to join us this Sunday, May 22 at Empire Live in Albany, NY for the 2nd Upstate Punk Rock Flea Market. Come find vendors selling all kinds of cool art, swag and creations in the truest sense of punk rock. 12-6pm. Then Saturday July 23, at the Music Haven in Central Park Schenectady, NY stop by our table at Nipperfest. The all day family friendly event is rain or shine, dog friendly and will have some of the 518s top artists. 

As always, thank you for listening. Please keep the conversation surrounding mental health going beyond the month of May. Don't forget this July the new 9-8-8 phone number to access support and help will go live. Contact your local representatives and stress the importance of funding this mental health emergency line. 

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Until next week get well, be safe, stay ABOVE...

In celebration of its 50th this month, Aaron takes a deep dive into the Rolling Stones' classic 1972 double album. 

Marked as explicit for discussion of songs with sexual themes and substance abuse.  

This week we travel to a future where budgets are tight and plots are thin. 

Join us for Freejack. 

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Mike and Kenny discuss Nightmare Alley and spot faith elements reflected in the Academy Award Best Picture nominee directed by Guillermo del Toro. 

Faith Reflected:

Confusing you is the nature of my game" Jaggar & Richards. 

The nature of sin Satan, and or evil is to puzzle and confuse one(s) into rationalizing to act counter to righteousness, law, and even one's best interest. Such confusion exploits dissatisfaction in life and living with the peace of God.

The David and Joseph narratives as examples of dissatisfaction and living outside of God's peace confusing one's into exploiting others.

The importance of Spiritual disciplines to build peace, satisfaction and contentment in life.  Romans 15,16, Philippians 4:7, 2Kings 14