quincy jones

Repasamos la última hora en Ucrania y los objetivos inmediatos de Rusia en la invasión del país que lidera Volodímir Zelenski. El presidente ucraniano advierte sobre un ataque ruso a los países de la Alianza Atlántica. Todo esto en una jornada en la que los contactos entre Ucrania y Rusia proseguirán a través de videoconferencia. En España, los partidos analizan hoy los efectos políticos, económicos y sociales de la guerra en Ucrania. Mientras, hoy vuelve a subir el precio de la luz. Además, este lunes se cumplen dos años del confinamiento. Terminamos celebrando el 88º cumpleaños de Quincy Jones.

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We start off season ten with neither a bang nor a whimper, but rather the sound of exotic auxiliary percussion and the screams of excitable brass.  It's a show devoted to "Latin" music in its many guises, both smooth and bumptious, with looks at a early innovator in the jazz field, a couple of main stream jazzers hoping to strike it rich with the bossa nova craze, and a towering figure in big band jazz who always approached "outside" influences in his own distinctive way.  Chico O’Farrill – COMPLETE NORMAN GRANTZ RECORDINGS; Oscar Peterson – SOUL ESPANOLA; Duke Ellington – LATIN AMERICAN SUITE; Quincy Jones – BIG BOSSA NOVA.

Here is our review of The Weeknd's newest release, narrated by Jim Carrey: Dawn FM!

Date Recorded: January 16th, 2022.

Check out The Weeknd’s Music: 

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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.

http://www.terencetoy.com/

• https://soundcloud.com/terencetoy/i-want-you-ill-atmospherics-seeks-refuge-afro-latin-house-mix?si=ebce5c48cbff4b1aac39c875bf2042c8&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing
• 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
• https://soundcloud.com/terencetoy/thinkgeorge-floyd
  https://www.randomlengthsnews.com/archives/2020/06/26/think-george-floyd/28993

In the first episode of 2022, Hip Hop Writer @hesalwayswrite joins the Rdwa Podcast to discuss a potential Verzus between Jay Z and Wayne and why he also believes there is ANOTHER rapper that can take down Jay Z in a Verzus!

Whether your family threw this on every holiday after Labor Day or you're viewing it for the first time, The Wiz (1978) is worth revisiting. Closing out the year, we ease on down memory lane and discuss the nature of adaptations, the importance of editing, upsetting racists, and even cults!

This episode was edited by Michelle. Logo by Micky. Music by Michelle. For business inquiries and fan rants, please email takingtvtooseriously@gmail.com. In between episodes, find us on Instagram @takingtvtooseriously.

This week I could not be more honored to host this week’s guest of The Alden Report, Tim Storey. Tim is an acclaimed author, speaker, and life coach, known for inspiring and motivating people of all walks of life, from entertainment executives, celebrities, and athletes to adults and children in the most deprived neighborhoods in the world.

Tim has traveled to seventy-five countries and spoken to millions of people. He often meets privately to counsel high-profile leaders in various industries. Along with a rigorous speaking calendar and private life-coaching sessions, Tim regularly appears on nationally syndicated radio and television shows.

Listen as we discuss Tim’s difficult background which he overcame through the power of positivity to become the success that he is today. There’s a reason why Quincy Jones has called him “The voice of inspiration for our generation.” Other ringing endorsements include:

 “Tim Storey is the comeback coach!” – Robert Downey Jr. 

 “Tim Storey is an energetic man with both wit and wisdom. His information and insight make life’s journey a little easier.” – Lee Iacocca 

 “Tim Storey is wonderful at walking people through the best and worst of times.” – Smokey Robinson 

Tim’s upbeat and positive outlook on life shine through in his latest book The Miracle Mentality. During challenging times, toxic thoughts can drag you into a mindset that’s mundane, messy, and mad. Negative thinking can undermine all aspects of life, from family and romantic relationships to career satisfaction, financial stability, and physical and spiritual health. To overcome these obstacles, one needs a new mindset--a miracle mentality - where dreams are achievable, hope is actionable, and spiritual healing is possible. In this book, Tim provides his readers with a road map to transcend negative thinking, leading to bigger adventures, more opportunities, and deeper meaning.

Thank you so much to Tim Storey for joining us this week on The Alden Report.

For more information on Tim Storey, his book or to learn how to book him as a life/career coach or for a speaking engagement, you can visit https://www.timstorey.com/

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Every year at the very top of the holiday season I watch The Wiz, starring Diana Ross, Michael Jackson and others. 
This year, three life lessons stood out to me in a manner like never before. They were nothing new and, quite frankly, are quite obvious. But for some reason they really stood out this year. 

So in this episode I'll share those three life lessons that stood out to me and how they impacted my career.

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The Bass Freq’s Podcast, hosted by experienced recording and touring bass player Josh Paul (Suicidal Tendencies, Infectious Grooves, Daughtry), features in-depth discussions with some of the top bassists working today. 

With his groundbreaking style and carefully cultivated sound, Marcus Miller has created a unique and massively influential musical voice. His distinguished work with everyone from Miles Davis and Luther Vandross to Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey as well as a universally acclaimed solo career have further cemented his status as the modern era’s preeminent bass player. Simply put, the man is a living legend. 

Here, Marcus joins Josh Paul for an intimate conversation that goes beyond the usual tone talk with in-depth stories about Marcus’ hardworking start in the studios and clubs of New York, his musical and life philosophies, and his journey from session back-up musician to producer, composer, and signature artist. Listen to the Bass Freq’s Podcast now, wherever you listen to podcasts, and subscribe so that you can hear from more intriguing and inspiring guests every week.

The PVO Podcast is back People! To kick off the Second Season of the Podcast, The PVO Bro's are joined by the amazing President & COO, (RED) Jennifer Lotito. Listen in as she shares with us (RED)'s 15-year ongoing mission: To eradicate AIDS globally while simultaneously taking on the threat of COVID-19 and the many systematic issues that such a behemoth task entails. 

AK explains his biggest turn offs from a woman, Rudy explains why he believes Dj Khaled is overrated in Hip Hop, is Derek Chauvin sentence enough or has justice has been served, is Jay Z's reasonable doubt the best hip hop album of all time? where were you when the day Michael Jackson died? There's a new documentary on Biggie and 2Pac, why is there a true fascination around the murders, and is there actually a true difference between men and women cheating

A note (but not a final one) on the last day of Pride month.

We don’t have to look alike -to listen

We don’t have to agree on everything -to listen

We don’t have to worship the same God -to listen

We must agree -on our shared humanity

We must accept -that we are all flawed in someway or another

We must also accept that we are all uniquely gifted in various ways

I hope this will serve as an example of the above. 

Welcome to the Group Chat Family !

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Fan submitted topics:
- A$AP Rocky declares love for Rihanna
- Quincy Jones says Elvis was a racist
- Are you a pool or beach type of person?

Pod Talk:
- Cultural appropriation 
- Covid zombies?
- Themi Lovato announces pronouns
- Internal monologue
- Nick Cannon expects SEVENTH child
- Epstein guards covered his ass (obviously)

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EPISODE 35: Mark ‘s career began in earnest in New York City in 1987 when he began working with dance music legend Arthur Baker at Shakedown Sound as an engineer, mixer, programmer, and musician. Between 1987 and 1991 Mark worked with such diverse artists as Quincy Jones, Janet Jackson, The Talking Heads, Fleetwood Mac, Lou Reed, Oingo Boingo, Dream Academy, The Fat Boys, Grayson Hugh, Pete Wylie, Dennis Brown, and the Bee Gees. After working with Prince on the ‘Graffiti Bridge’ album Mark left the world of dance music and remixing to incorporate those sensibilities into mainstream record production - a philosophy he still continues to embrace. During the 1990’s Mark worked with such diverse artists as Nina Hagen, New Order, Natalie Imbruglia, Suzanne Vega, Al Green, Big Audio Dynamite, Shawn Colvin, Ryuichi Sakamoto, and Deee-Lite. In 1991 he began a ten-year association with minimalist composer Philip Glass’ New York City recording complex, The Looking Glass, where he produced, engineered, mixed, or performed on albums by The Cure, Hooverphonic, Alisha’s Attic, Duncan Sheik, Dave Navarro, as well as Glass himself. In 1996 Mark co-produced and mixed David Bowie’s ‘Earthling’ album; this marked the beginning of a seven year association with Bowie where Mark either produced, recorded, mixed, or performed on most of Bowie’s musical output. In 1999 Mark switched gears and began a three year stint as Musical Director and guitarist/bassist with Bowie, performing with him in Europe and the U.S. at such shows as the Glastonbury Festival, NetAid, the Montreux Jazz Festival, VH-1 Storytellers, The 9/11 Concert for New York, and the Area 2 Tour with Moby. He supervised the live execution of two complete Bowie albums - ‘Heathen,’ and the 1976 classic ‘Low.’ In 2005 Mark began an extended period of working in Paris, producing and mixing a number of iconic platinum artists including Louise Attaque, Les Rita Mitsuko, Emilie Simon, Alain Bashung, KYO, and Charlie Winston. Mark continues to work in New York as well as on the Continent, and is constantly looking for new musical adventures. mark-plati.com

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We started these first 10 episodes negging the French. Now it's time to neg the Italians. We hate everyone equally on this podcast. Join us as we talk about 1969's "The Italian Job" starring Michael Caine.

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Welcome to this weeks Monday episode everyone.
 
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What a week it was. Hayden finally got some more writing done on his new sci-fi script. Though, it may be put on hold as a new project has emerged!

But before all that...WHATCHA BEEN WATCHING:
Hayden loses track of where 'Boy Meets World' went with the advancing seasons and may have to go back because of the high enjoyment of the stories told. 
'Empire' spends season 2 really developing the characters, especially Terrence Howard and makes for compelling viewing.
Hayden stumbles across a plethora of Wes Anderson films on Disney plus and starts off with 'The Darjeeling Limited' and what a joy he had watching.
 
Justin really loves how 'Blackish' is filling in the hole of his love for short form comedic series. He especially loved their dig at Alberta, Canada, a place very close to home for him. Like, really close.
A Quincy Jones documentary (Quincy) captures Justin's attention and imagination. A huge recommendation for anyone looking to discover one of the music businesses greatest.
'Nomadland' finally gets a viewing by one of us, Justin sits down with the Oscar winning film to see what he thinks of it.

FALCON AND THE WINTER SOLIDER: ONE WORLD. ONE PEOPLE. (*SPOILERS*)
This is it, every thing leads to this moment! If you want to hear what we think about the final episode, you'll have to listen. But we talk a heck of lot about a plethora of things, and find out how many times Hayden cried.

RACHAELS REVIEW: April has been and gone, so it's time for Rachael's April round up. You don't want to miss this one!
 
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Kentucky football has a huge recruiting weekend. Kentucky volleyball makes its first Final Four in school history. Anna Tarullo joins us to talk about all of that, the Euro step, music and more!

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Media executive and publishing entrepreneur, Keith Clinkscales puts his award-winning career into perspective in this candid conversation about how HBCU's, hip-hop and social unrest helped to shape his career.