#Prog On Syndicate

[johnkatsmc5]

Jeff St. John The Id ‎"Big Time Operators" 1967 + Jeff St. John ‎"So Far So Good"1978 + Jeffrey St. John* & The Embers "Will The Real Jeff St. John Please Stand Up" 2001 +  Jeff St. John & Michael Gray "The Invisible Years Volumes 1 & 2" 2007 +  Jeff St. John "Rare and Live: 1966 - 1985" 2016 Compilation, Australia Prog,Psych,Garage,Beat,R & B,Soul,Funk,Blue Eyed Soul

full spotify

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Jeff St. John "Rare and Live: 1966 - 1985" 2016 Compilation full mixcloud

https://www.mixcloud.com/johnkatsmc5/jeff-st-john-rare-and-live-1966-1985-2016-compilationaustralia-progpsychgaragebeatr-bsoul/

Groups The Syndicate aka The Wild Oats (1965)

Jeff St John (lead vocals) Peter Anson (guitar) David Bentley (organ) Shane Duckham (harmonica) John Helman (bass) Don McCormack (drums) The Id (1966-67)

Jeff St John (lead vocals) Peter Anson (guitar) Bob Bertles (tenor sax '67) King Fisher (trumpet) John Helman (bass) Bruce Johnson (tenor sax, flute) Don McCormack (drums 1967) Dave Montgomery (drums 1966) Ian Walsh (organ) Jeff St John & Yama (1967-68)

Derek Brooks (?, 68) Ross East (guitar, vocals) Virgil East (bass) Allan English (sax) Peter Figures (drums) Lloyd Hardy (?, 68) Murray Hill (sax, flute) Keith Jenkins (trumpet) Wayne ‘Groove’ Myers (organ) John Phillips (?, 68) Jeff St John & Copperwine (1969-72)

Jeff St John (lead vocals) Harry Brus (bass 70-72) Ross East (guitar, vocals) Peter Figures (drums) Alan Ingram (bass, vocals 69-70) Barry Kelly (keyboards, vocals) Glyn Mason (vocals, guitar) 1972 Wendy Saddington (co-lead vocals 70-71) Phil Wooding (guitar 69) Jeff St John Band (1972-73)

Jeff St John (lead vocals) Tony Ansell (piano) Ron Barry (guitar, vocals) Peter Figures (drums) B. J. (bass) Red Cloud (1975-76)

Jeff St John (lead vocals) Neil Bamford (drums) Tony Lyon (bass) Russell Moran (guitar)

Jeff St. John The Id "Big Time Operators" 1967

Tracklist 1 The Id (4)– You Got Me Hummin' 2 The Id (4)– Papa's Got A Brand New Bag 3 The Id (4)– If I Had A Ticket 4 The Id (4)– In The Midnight Hour 5 The Id (4)– Big Time Operator 6 The Id (4)– Watch Out 7 The Id (4)– Tag 8 The Id (4)– Sister's Got A Boy Friend 9 The Id (4)– Devil Got My Woman 10 The Id (4)– Feel Awright 11 The Id (4)– How Much Pressure (Do You Think I Can Stand) 12 The Id (4)– Parchman Farm 13 The Id (4)– The Jerk Bonus Tracks – Mono Singles 1966/67 14 The Id (4)– Lindy Lou (Single A-Side As The Id) 15 The Id (4)– Somebody To Love (Single B-Side) 16 Geoff St. John & The Id*– The Jerk (Single A-Side As Geoff St. John And The Id) 17 Geoff St. John & The Id*– Take This Hurt Off Me (Single B-Side) 18 Jeff St. John And The Id– Black Girl (Single A-Side As Jeff St. John And The Id) 19 Jeff St. John And The Id– Eastern Dream (Single B-Side) 20 The Id (4) Featuring Jeff St. John– Sunoroid '67 Vocal (Single A-Side As The Id Featuring Jeff St. John) 21 The Id (4)– Sunoroid '67 Instrumental (Single B-Side) 22 Jeff St. John And The Yama*– Nothing Comes Easy (Single A-Side As Jeff St. John And The Yama) 23 Jeff St. John And The Yama*– Everybody's Gone (Rode Away On Horses) (Single B-Side) 24 The Id (4) Featuring Jeff St. John– Stupidity (Live, The Id Featuring Jeff St. John)

Jeff St. John "So Far So Good"1978

Credits Backing Vocals – Alison McCallum* (tracks: A2, A4, B2, B3, B4), Cheryl Black (tracks: A2, A4, B2, B3, B4), Janice Slater (tracks: A2, A4, B2, B3, B4), Jeff St. John, Kerry Miles (tracks: A1), Sharon Sims (tracks: A1) Bass – Barry Sullivan (tracks: A1), Jim Rattray (tracks: B5), John Young (17) (tracks: B1 - B3), Tim Partridge (tracks: A2 - A5,) Drums, Percussion – Steve Hopes Guitar – Peter Walker (tracks: A1, A3, A5, B1 - B4), Tim Piper (tracks: A2) Horns – Bob Bertles (tracks: B1 - B3, B5) Keyboards – Rex Bullen Piano – Tony Ansell (tracks: B4) Tracklist A1 Rock 'N' Roll Man A2 Love Is Forever (What Do You Think Of A Love Like That) A3 Starbrite A4 Hold On A5 Redneck Friend B1 High Life B2 I Can Heal You B3 The Dreamer B4 Putting My Heart On The Line B5 Fool In Love

Jeffrey St. John & The Embers "Will The Real Jeff St. John Please Stand Up" 2001

Tracklist 1 Some Enchanted Evening 2 Lullaby Of Broadway 3 Embraceable You 4 (I've Got My) Love To Keep Me Warm 5 Lullaby Of Birdland 6 One For My Baby (One For The Road) 7 Misty 8 Fascinatin' Rhythm 9 People Will Say We're In Love 10 S'Wonderful 11 You Can't Do That 12 Birth Of The Blues

Jeff St. John & Michael Gray "The Invisible Years Volumes 1 & 2" 2007

Tracklist 1-1 Sign Up 1-2 Share 1-3 Free Again 1-4 In The Absence Of A Miracle 1-5 Armageddon Mechanica (Cookout At Substation One) 1-6 I Am A Bell 1-7 In Love Again (For The Very First Time) 1-8 The Price Of Freedom 1-9 The New Centurions 1-10 Love 1-11 The River 1-12 Fan The Flame 1-13 Babe 1-14 Time's A Thief 1-15 Denying My Music 1-16 True Love 1-17 It's Alright 1-18 Movers And Shakers 1-19 Home Tonight 1-20 Racin' 1-21 Breathe 2-1 Olympia 2-2 The Last Jaunts 2-3 Sunday Jaunts 2-4 Flying Too Close To The Sun 2-5 Lost In Your Eyes 2-6 In Love Again 2-7 Midnight Rain 2-8 Love Won't Die 2-9 Dare 2-10 Dark Angel 2-11 How Can You Love Again (If You Don't Let Go) 2-12 I Think We've Fallen In Love 2-13 Racin' 2-14 Sign Up 2-15 Rainbow

Jeff St. John "Rare and Live: 1966 - 1985" 2016 Compilation

Track Listing 01 Introduction On Bandstand (00:46) 02 The Work Song (03:38) 03 It's Gonna Work Out Fine (02:43) 04 Stupidity (02:48) 05 Humming Bird (04:40) 06 Teach Me How To Fly (02:17) 07 Peter Figure's Drum Solo (03:39) 08 Days To Come (03:06) 09 Teach Me How To Fly #2 (04:20) 10 The New Centurions (Poem) (02:16) 11 Only A Woman Like You (05:42) 12 I Can Hardly Wait For Summer (03:59) 13 Introduction (00:59) 14 Big Time Operator (02:38) 15 Sandman (04:20)

Discography

Singles Jan. 1966 "Lindy Lou" / "Somebody To Love" (Spin EK-1220) Apr. 1966 "The Jerk" / "Take This Hurt Off Me" (Spin EK-1328) July. 1966 "Black Girl" / "Eastern Dream" (Spin EK-1446) Dec. 1966 "Big Time Operator" / "Sister's Got A Boyfriend" (Spin EK-1606) Apr. 1967 "You Got Me Hummin'" / "Watch Out" (Spin EK-1730) Oct. 1967 "Nothing Comes Easy" / "Everybody's Gone" (Spin EK-2016) Feb. 1970 "Cloud Nine" / "Days To Come" (Spin EK-3576) Nov. 1970 "Teach Me How To Fly" / "Freedom Blues" (Chart CR-214) Aug. 1971 "Hummingbird" / "Keep On Growing" (Infinity INK 4365) Oct. 1972 "Yesterday's Music" / "In The Window Of Your Love" (Infinity INK-4852) Apr. 1973 "Yesterday's Music" / "Lady Of Ginger" (A&M (US release) May 1975 "Mr Jones" / "Acapulco Lady" (Infinity) Oct. 1975 "Blood Brother" / "Reach Out And Touch Me" (Infinity) EPs Feb 1967 Big Time Operator (Spin) May 1967 You Got Me Hummin' (Spin) May 1970 Sing A Simple Song (Spin) Albums March 1967 Big Time Operators (Spin) March 1970 Joint Effort (Spin) Available on CD with bonus tracks, through Vicious Sloth Jan. 1971 Wendy Saddington & Copperwine Live (Infinity) (recorded without Jeff St John) 1972 The Best Of Jeff St John (Spin) May 1974 Jeff St John Live (Infinity) 1977 Survivor 1965-1975 (Infinity) Compilations The 3-CD reissue of So You Wanna Be A Rock ‘n' Roll Star (Spin D89931, 1998), features remastered recordings of the Id's "Lindy Lou", Yama's "Nothing Comes Easy" and Copperwine's "Cloud Nine". Golden Miles – Australian Progressive Rock 1969-1974 (Raven RVCD 39) includes "Fanciful Flights Of Mind", from Copperwine's studio album. A live recording of Copperwine's "Hummingbird" is included on the various artists' compilation CD of Hoadley's Battle Of The Sounds performances, Live, Loud And Sweaty!, put out by Canetoad 

Jeff St. John ‎ “Jeff St. John Live"1974 Australia Rock Soul,Funk

Jeff St. John “Survivor” 1965-75: 1977 Compilation Australia Psych,Funk,Soul,Blues Rock

Jeff St. Copperwine. “Joint Effort” LP Spin Label 1970 Australia Prog Psych

Jeff St. John The Id ‎"Big Time Operators" 1967 + Jeff St. John ‎"So Far So Good"1978 + Jeffrey St. John* & The Embers "Will The Real Jeff St. John Please Stand Up" 2001 +  Jeff St. John & Michael Gray "The Invisible Years Volumes 1 & 2" 2007 +  Jeff St. John "Rare and Live: 1966 - 1985" 2016 Compilation, Australia Prog,Psych,Garage,Beat,R & B,Soul,Funk,Blue Eyed Soul

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[jazzandothersounds-blog]

REMEMBERING Joe Zawinul on what would've been his birthday

Josef Erich "Joe" Zawinul (July 7, 1932 – September 11, 2007) was an Austrian jazz keyboardist and composer. First coming to prominence with saxophonist Cannonball Adderley, Zawinul went on to play with trumpeter Miles Davis, and to become one of the creators of jazz fusion, an innovative musical genre that combined jazz with elements of rock and world music. Later, Zawinul co-founded the groups Weather Report and world fusion music-oriented The Zawinul Syndicate.

RECORDANDO Joe Zawinul en el que habría sido su cumpleaños

Josef Erich "Joe" Zawinul (7 de julio de 1932 - 11 de septiembre de 2007) fue un teclista y compositor austriaco de jazz. Tras saltar a la fama con el saxofonista Cannonball Adderley, Zawinul tocó con el trompetista Miles Davis y se convirtió en uno de los creadores del jazz fusión, un innovador género musical que combinaba el jazz con elementos del rock y las músicas del mundo. Más tarde, Zawinul cofundó los grupos Weather Report y The Zawinul Syndicate, orientado a la música de fusión mundial.

Source: Free Prog Rock

[santmat]

 My ART-Fully Oriented Rock Playlist For This Week, Program 272

psych and lighter prog set :

The Dream Syndicate - Filter Me Through You album: How Did I Find Myself Here?

The Jimi Hendrix Experience - I Don't Live Today album: Are You Experienced

The Flower Machine - One in a Million (Syd Barrett/Pink Floyd cover)

Silver People - Dosed

Opium Dream Estate - Inside (The Mind's Eye Song) album: Anamorphosis

Dust - Often Shadows Felt

Ayreon - And The Druids Turned To Stone album: Ayreon Universe

Arjen Anthony Lucassen - Some Other Time (Alan Parsons Project cover) album: Lost In The New Real

heavier prog & metal set :

Jadis - A Thousand Staring Eyes album: No Fear of Looking Down

Enochian Theory - In Times Of Silence album: Life… And All It Entails

The D Project - What Is Real album: Making Sense

Star One - Lost Children of the Universe (Roy Khan, Tony Martin, Marcela and Irene, Steve Vai) album: Revel in Time

[redemptioninchaos]

His hands shaking, Sergio took in a deep breath, closing his eyes. He blinked back tears as he said, "I wasn't in no orphanage, but...I wish I was. My...my dad died when I was 7...right on my birthday. I still had my mom, but..." His free hand twitched, Sergio wondering if he should show the deep, old scar across his chest. He decided not to, knowing that Vendra's current injuries outweighed his old ones. "She...she hurt me. She yelled at me, tellin' me the only reason I was alive was that she'd collect a government check for bein' a widowed mom..." His body shuddered, his eyes watering again. "She kept tellin' me it shoulda been me who died, not him. I wasn't raised in no orphanage, but..." He lightly squeezed Vendra's hand. "I been through some shit, too. I...I undastand."

He didn't mean to make it about himself; in fact, he hoped he could have taken his entire past with him to the grave. However, he just wanted to let the twins know that even though they were probably the only two Nethers in that dimension, they weren't alone, at least, not completely. From what he could gather, the Progs' ambitions had led to a lot of people getting hurt, and he would have bet a lot of bolts on the possibility that there was a good amount of collateral damage. People were afraid of them, and he then knew why. If he was a Polarian during the Nether Crisis, would he have ever gotten this close to the Progs? Absolutely not.

The fact that he met Vendra and Neftin the time he did was a sort of blessing in disguise. He went in knowing nothing about the Progs and ended up befriending them both...and Riot. After knowing who the Progs really were behind any potential mask of intimidation or aloofness, learning more about them only made him feel closer to them.

He continued, "I...I left home when I was 15. Got involved wit some gangs in Solana. I wasn't proud a' nothin' I did back in Solana, but there was nothin' else I coulda done ta survive. Once I got enough bolts, I shipped the hell outta Solana and came here."

He'd done it all: kidnapping, shipjacking, assassinations, interrogations, what have you. When Sergio escaped home, the sense of freedom and rebellion was nothing short of intoxicating. He was finally able to fight back against those who messed with him without any consequences...in the beginning, that was.

It all came crashing down the moment he had to kill someone for the first time. He was still 15. He'd stolen from the wrong hoodlums and got himself cornered. Before, he would wave around a blaster around his "friends" and talk up a big game about how if anyone crossed him, he wouldn't have hesitated to fire. When push came to shove, however, the blaster trembled in his hand as he hyperventilated. Even in a panicked state, Sergio's aim was true, killing the gangster in a few well-placed shots to the torso.

Sergio never got into the details of his gang activity with the twins, but Vendra had seen the accuracy in which he dispatched the gangster who shot her, and Neftin heard his firsthand account with nothing omitted. The twins could likely have pieced together that Sergio was no regular bum with a gun. He heard of Ratchet's exploits, coming from the same galaxy as the Lombax, but didn't pay much attention to them. Ratchet and the Galactic Rangers conveniently had bigger fish to fry whenever Sergio and other Specialized Laborers of Solana had their syndicate business to conduct. Sergio being a feline alien with a proficiency with firearms may have rung a few bells in either of the twins heads...

you are not a complete idiot. ((For Sergio with Neftin nether-twins))

Sergio went on a date an outing with Vendra one day to get his mind off of working some time after the Hagglesetz incident. Things were relatively peaceful that time around, but a brand new batch of thugs accosted them, mostly targeting Vendra. With all the stress built up from the past few weeks, Sergio couldn't blame her for having gone a little too far in defending herself and him.

However, Sergio wasn't passive that time around, taking his Omniblaster out and firing the thugs while Vendra repelled them with her magic. There was one who'd gotten the drop on Sergio and had a clear shot at him. Vendra noticed that before Sergio did and stepped in front of him to block the bullet. Somehow, the bullet surpassed Vendra's magical defenses and hit her square in the stomach.

The wound had sapped Vendra of her energy, nearly collapsing before Sergio caught her. The wound wasn't too deep, but it knocked her out cold.

Knowing that the Progs had a spare supply of Nanotech at home, Sergio sped towards their home and rushed her inside, applying first aid. He'd done the same thing for himself plenty of times, but it felt different applying it to someone else, someone he wasn't just trying to keep alive for a paycheck.

The nanotech worked its magic, but Vendra was still out cold. That she was injured was both Neftin and Sergio's nightmare, and when Neftin asked him what happened, he figured it was best not to give the whole truth. But knowing how much the Progs have both done for him, the truth was the least Neftin deserved.

So, Sergio explained what happened, not missing a single detail. When he spoke about Vendra taking a blast for him, his entire body shuddered. Vendra could have died protecting Sergio; if that happened, he would have accepted whatever fate Neftin saw fit to exact on him.

Sergio called himself a complete idiot for not checking his six. He'd been trained for situations like that, but that one mistake could have been even more critical. To that day, he still didn't know what the Progs did to draw so much ire from the townsfolk, but he figured he was in good company as he explained what he did to the thug who shot Vendra. One blast to the cranium made sure the thug wouldn't see the light of day again, unlike his cronies.

Once he was finished talking, Sergio tried and failed to blink back the tears welling up in his eyes. He didn't beg Neftin to show mercy; all he asked was that he finish his story uninterrupted. He didn't cry about what may have happened after he finished his story, but rather about what could have happened if things went any more wrong...

His ears twitched when Neftin spoke in a surprisingly understanding way. He looked up to the titan, tears streaking his face fur.

[rodanmusic]

Querox & Phaxe - Tripical Moon

[daydreamgoddess14]

Ted Lasso / Rebecca Welton Masterlist

FULL MASTERLIST

Tumblr & AO3 links included throughout.

* = Complete

🔥 = Smutty

Media Relations*

CH 1 | CH 2 | CH 3

Rebecca has an interview with a high profile magazine, some comments she makes about Ted and the accompanying photoshoot go viral around Richmond AFC.

Ted Lasso/Rebecca Welton, fluff & humour, general rating (language)

Link: https://archiveofourown.org/works/46196269/chapters/116299447

Home Time*

11 Hours on a bus home from Amsterdam gives Rebecca and Ted some time to catch up.

Ted Lasso/Rebecca Welton, fluff & humour, general rating (language)

Link: https://archiveofourown.org/works/46653061/chapters/117492853

Coming Clean*

From a @lilacmermaid25 prompt.

Roy decides to have it out with Rebecca about Ted, just as she decides to go and yell at him about Keeley. They meet in the middle for a very public argument.

Ted Lasso/Rebecca Welton, romance, idiots in love, general rating (language)

Link: https://archiveofourown.org/works/47382097

Run*

A kind of 3.12 fix it of sorts. The team decide they have to stop Ted from leaving.

Ted Lasso/Rebecca Welton, angsty humour, fluff, general rating (language)

Link: https://archiveofourown.org/works/47397514

Enough*🔥

CH 1 | CH 2

Rebecca tries to get over Ted's departure but struggles.

Ted Lasso/Rebecca Welton, post 3.12 fix it, angst with a happy ending, MY FIRST SMUT! 🙌, mature rating (seeexy tiiiiimes!)

Link: https://archiveofourown.org/works/47562343/chapters/119870686

Seeking Advice*

From a @lilacmermaid25 prompt.

5 times someone in Richmond needs Ted's advice, 1 time Ted needs some advice from Richmond.

Ted Lasso/Rebecca Welton, post 3.12 fix it, romantic fluff, general rating (language)

Link: https://archiveofourown.org/works/47643454

We lie awake in love and fear*🔥

CH 1 | CH 2

From a lilacmermaid25 prompt.

Ted walks into Rebecca's kitchen after the gas leak. He sees more leg than expected and short circuits his brain.

Ted Lasso/Rebecca Welton, set during 3.12, no happy ending for this fic - he still gets on the plane! But there will be smut in chapter 2 and a sequel is already planned 😊. Romantic fluff and angst, general rating for chapter 1 only (language), mature rating for chapter 2

Link: https://archiveofourown.org/works/47691727/chapters/120213994

My bad habits lead to you*🔥

CH 1 | CH 2 | CH 3 | CH 4 | CH 5 | CH 6

Sequel to We lie awake in love and fear.

Taken from a lilacmermaid25 prompt: 5 times Ted comes back for a wedding, one time he comes back just because.

Ted Lasso/Rebecca Welton, post 3.12, cheating, smut, one night stand. Mature reading (sexy times, language)

Link: https://archiveofourown.org/works/47758657/chapters/120390469

The Syndicate*

Everyone in Richmond is shipping Ted and Rebecca long before there's anything to ship...

Link: https://archiveofourown.org/works/48212014

Poker Face*🔥

Rebecca is in a terrible mood and only Ted knows why...

Link: https://archiveofourown.org/works/48356254

Shaping Minds

CH 1 | CH 2 - coming soon!

TedBecca - obvs! Headmistress Rebecca Welton gets ready to welcome back her favourite year group for their last year of school, alongside new teacher, Ted Lasso.

Link: https://archiveofourown.org/works/48427027/chapters/122147269

Rebecca Welton's F*** You, Ted Tour*

Ted watches Rebecca try to move on with her life. Sort of.

Came outta nowhere, random funny & fluffy fluff.

Link: https://archiveofourown.org/works/48494932

Tedbecca Prompt Party 2023

Main link to the series on my AO3: HERE

Entry 1: Serenade - a karaoke night changes everything.

Entry 2: Making Prog-mess - Rebecca and Sassy talk about Sassy turning Ted down.

Entry 3: Not a Couple (no, really!) - 5 times someone mistakes Ted and Rebecca for a couple, and the one time someone didn’t believe that they actually are...

Entry 4: Matchy-Matchy - Henry needs to propose to Rebecca, she is going to be his stepmother after all!

Entry 5: Through the Window - Jamie accidently catches Ted and Rebecca in a retelling of the My Eyes scene from Friends

Entry 6: So Long... As You Love Me? - Rebecca tells Ted she loves him, but he doesn't want to ruin their friendship

Entry 7: Sing Your Own Kind of Song - Soulmate AU - you get stuck in your head the song your soulmate is singing. Who's singing what in Nelson Road?

Entry 8: The Name’s Welton, Rebecca Welton - Ted starts to think he might be seeing Rebecca everywhere - because he is!

Pt. 1 | Pt.2 - coming soon!

[popentertainmentmusic]

Ken Sharp – I’ll Remember the Laughter (Jet Fighter)

Back in the day, when an artist could not fit all the goodies they had stored up on a single slab of vinyl, they would release a two-record set. The latest collection by pop/rock anthropologist Ken Sharp is an embarrassment of riches. It wouldn’t even fit in a two-record set, at 50 tunes it’s more like a three-record set or a box set.

The album title I’ll Remember the Laughter is rather apt because laughter is not the only thing this brace of tunes will make you remember. It is a stylistic traipse through the history of 60s and 70s AM/FM radio (with a little 80s and beyond mixed in for good measure).

Sharp has grown a cult audience for his sharp pop songwriting skills and on-point understanding of popular (and also obscure) music of the past. Taking a sonic trip through I’ll Remember the Laughter is like coming across a transistor radio from the multiverse; an alt-history of songs that could have, should have and would have been hits in the glory days of Top 40 radio, only if they had just been recorded in time.

It is a place where Todd Rundgren rubs elbows with T. Rex, The Knack hangs out with Hall & Oates, and The Raspberries had the kind of career that merited inclusion in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

The styles of I’ll Remember the Laughter are all over this place – and I mean that in the best possible way. From the bluesy shredding of “No More Silver Linings,” the strutting bubblegum pop/soul of “42nd Street” to the catchy prog of “Halyx Rising (Lora’s Song)” to the sunshine pop of “Dennis” to the soulful lament “Cracking This Heart of Stone,” the album is a primer of musical styles and feels.

“Lightning Crash” feels like an old lost Cheap Trick fave, while “Shut Out the Lights” rides on a Clapton-esque guitar line. “Ghetto Child” (not to be mixed up with the Spinners classic of the same name) does share that song’s Philly International soulful vibe, as does the sweet intro to “Are You a Lover or a Fighter?” which eventually moves into more of a blue-eyed soul feel. “Between the Lines” on the other hand, pulls from the paisley underground school of The Dream Syndicate and The Bangles.

Beyond Sharp’s sharp originals, I’ll Remember the Laughter also offers some adventurous and intriguing covers. There is a swinging version of The Who’s “The Kids are Alright” and two (count ‘em) covers of songs from a semi-obscure pre-superstardom album by 80s pop/rock icon Rick Springfield of “Jessie’s Girl” fame. (Springfield adds some tasty backing vocals to Sharp’s recordings of his songs.) However, possibly the greatest cover is a stunningly catchy version of “Girl,” which is remembered in pop culture as the song which Davy Jones performed in his guest appearance on The Brady Bunch.

So, if you miss the glory days of pop radio, where diverse styles rubbed shoulders in a mind-boggling array of music – with the only true through line being that most of it was one hell of an earworm – you can recreate that sensation with I’ll Remember the Laughter.

Jay S. Jacobs

Copyright ©2023 PopEntertainment.com. All rights reserved. Posted: February 6, 2023.

[burlveneer-music]

Deep Energy Orchestra - The Return - world jazz prog fusion with orchestra (7d Media)

Bassist/Composer composer Jason Everett (Mister E), teams up with prog-phenom Trey Gunn (King Crimson) and Indian percussion master Selvaganesh (John McLaughlin, Masters of Percussion), 7-string violinist Radhiker Iyer and a Seattle-based classical string ensemble. 

Deep Energy Orchestra blends sounds and rhythms from Prog Rock, Classical, funk, Indian, and Flamenco styles and showcases the compositions of Jason Everett aka Mister E.

Featured artists on the record include, Fareed Haque (Billy Cobham, Zawinal Syndicate), V. Selvaganesh (Shakti with John McLaughlin), Trey Gunn (King Crimson), Neyvili Radhakrishna (Jonas Hellborg), Ujwal Nagar (Advaita), Suhail Yusuf Khan, and the Seattle Metropolitan Chamber Orchestra.

[usgunn]

August 25, 2019

CLICK HERE for the August 25, 2019 playlist

1.    Jules and the Polar Bears – “Shadows Break” (1978)

Group led by Jules Shear, who went on to write hits for Cyndi Lauper (“All Through the Night”) and The Bangles (“If She Knew What She Wants”).  This is from their first record, Got No Breeding, a fantastic and smart record from start to finish.

2.    Van Duren – “Grow Yourself Up” (1978)

A Memphis dude and Big Star affiliate.  This is from his first album, which is still not available on Spotify, but luckily it’s also on the soundtrack to an upcoming documentary about Mr. Duren, which _is _on Spotify.

3.    Sneaky Feelings – “Someone Else’s Eyes” (1983)

I honestly don’t know much about this band, just that they’re from New Zealand and were on Flying Nun, but to me they sound more like a UK power pop band than any of the other Flying Nun bands of the time.

4.    Felt – “The Day the Rain Came Down” (1985)

The musical project of “Lawrence,” who said he was going to start a band, release 10 albums and 10 singles, and then break up, and did exactly that.  This is from Felt’s fourth album, Ignite the Seven Cannons and Set Sail for the Sun, when the band still featured the beautiful guitar stylings of Maurice Deebank, on full display on this track.  Also, it really does end that abruptly.

5.    The Three O’Clock – “When Lightning Strikes” (1983)

One of the pillars of LA’s “Paisley Underground” scene in the 80’s (which, in my mind, also inclues The Dream Syndicate, Rain Parade, and the Bangles).  Later, serendipitously, signed to Prince’s Paisley Park record label and gave a young Jason Falkner his start.  This is from their first record.

6.    The Boys – “Baby It’s You” (1979)

Included on Titan: It’s All Pop, a compilation put out by the wonderful Numero Group consisting of music released by the Kansas City regional power-pop label Titan in the late 70’s/early 80’s. Kansas City was actually a step up for The Boys, who hailed from the music mecca of Lincoln, Nebraska.

7.    Magazine – “Rhythm of Cruelty (7” Version)” (1979)

Magazine frontman Howard Devoto was a founding member of the Buzzcocks, but left before they ever released an album (he does have a co-songwriting credit on “Orgasm Addict”—nothing to sneeze at).  For some reason his brief Buzzcocks membership is always one of the first things mentioned about him (and I’m clearly part of the problem), but Magazine put out four really great nervy, new-wavey albums of their own.  Bassist Barry Adamson went on to a stint in Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, soundtracking David Lynch films, and other cool stuff.

8.    Gong – “Love is How Y Make It” (1973)

For the most part, I’m not sure I can hang with Gong, who are about as goofy as an art/prog-rock band from the 70’s can get.  But I’ve loved this song ever since Four Tet put it on a mix back in 2006. And it serves as a nice palette cleanser here to move out of the power-pop new wave mode of the first songs into some other territory.

9.    Was (Not Was) – “Wheel Me Out (Long Version” (1980)

Before he was producing 90’s career-renaissance albums for The Rolling Stones and Bonnie Raitt, and before he became president of Blue Note Records, Don Was was making weirdo funk-disco music in Detroit.

10. The B-52’s – “Ain’t it a Shame” (1986)

Was turned onto this wonderful song, from the otherwise little-talked-about 1986 album Bouncing Off the Satellites, by my friend and former bandmate Dr. Nathan DeYonker, who always wanted our band Reading to cover it.  I think Sinead O’Connor covered it at one point—but I’ve never heard it.

11. Nite Jewel – “It Goes Through Your Head” (2011)

The recording project of LA-resident Ramona Gonzalez, whose music to me often captures the emotional essence of late-80’s/early 90’s R&B in a more lo-fi package.  All her albums are great, but this was a one-off single from a few years ago.

12. Donna Summer – “Lucky” (1979)

I picked up a copy of Bad Girls recently on the cheap, and this Moroder-produced synth-pop number from Side Four caught my ear.

13. Shura – “religion (you can lay your hands on me) – edit” (2019)

I know next to nothing about Shura, but I heard this song recently and really dug not only the wonderful melodies and production, but also the disarming innocence of the song’s steamy focus on “kissing.”

14. Richenel – “Perfect Stranger” (1982)

Seems like I saved the songs I know the least about for the end.  Music From Memory, a great Dutch record label that I’ve been following for a couple of years, has put out a couple of EP’s worth of stuff by this guy, a Dutch singer who later put out music on 4AD and some major labels.

15. Rare Silk – “Storm” (1985)

I really know nothing about this band, but I was surprised to find out they were from BOULDER, COLORADO.  Given that, to me, this song sounds like it wasn’t even made on this planet, Boulder makes more sense than a lot of places.  A reissue label I love out of the UK, Be With Records, is putting out a 10” of this song later this year.

[musicletter]

Il tour dei Dream Syndicate

Il 10 giugno 2022 è uscito per Fire Records Ultraviolet Battle Hymns and True Confessions, l’ottavo album in studio dei Dream Syndicate. Un disco che va ben oltre il classico paisley underground al quale la band di Steve Wynn ci aveva abituati, in grado di fondere elementi elettronici, prog e sperimentali (leggasi krautrock) mantenendo tuttavia groove e brillantezza sonora, sempre in bilico tra…

[bandmatch]

Syndicate Zone are searching for a new singer.

https://bandmatch.ch/inserat/4883 #BandSuchtMusiker #Musiker #Band #HeavyMetal #Gesang #Zürich #CH Syndicate Zone is a really active prog metal band … (mehr)

[livesets-dj-mixes-edm-podcasts]

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01. Abrupt Gear & Ry4N W1Lson – Godly Phoenix (Extended Mix Master) [BIG TOYS] 02. Danilo Ercole – Input [ADDICTIVE SOUNDS] 03. Elevven & JES – Heartbeat Tonight (Paul Arcane Remix) [STATEMENT!] 04. Ben McConnell – Linking Light (Extended Mix) [INTERSTATE] 05. Gouryella – Orenda (Extended Mix) [FLASHOVER] 06. JES & Ronski Speed – Can’t Stop (Disco Fries Remix) [MAGIK MUZIK] 07. Farius – Ironcast (Extended Mix) [ENHANCED PROG] 08. Solarstone – When I Dream (Kryder Remix) [BLACK HOLE] 09. Markus Schulz ft. JES – Second Day (NOMADsignal Remix) [BLACK HOLE] 10. Miroslav Vrlík – Climax (Extended Mix) [FULL ON 140] 11. Envio – Time To Say Goodbye (South Of The Stars Remix) [WHO’S AFRAID OF 138] 12. JES – Two Souls (Andy Moor Remix) [MAGIK MUZIK] 13. Simon Patterson – Beyond (Extended Mix) [VII] 14. Dennis Sheperd & Eke – Playing With Fire (Alex Di Stefano Remix) [BLACK HOLE]

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01. Abrupt Gear & Ry4N W1Lson – Godly Phoenix (Extended Mix Master) [BIG TOYS] 02. Danilo Ercole – Input [ADDICTIVE SOUNDS] 03. Elevven & JES – Heartbeat Tonight (Paul Arcane Remix) [STATEMENT!] 04. Ben McConnell – Linking Light (Extended Mix) [INTERSTATE] 05. Gouryella – Orenda (Extended Mix) [FLASHOVER] 06. JES & Ronski Speed – Can’t Stop (Disco Fries Remix) [MAGIK MUZIK] 07. Farius – Ironcast (Extended Mix) [ENHANCED PROG] 08. Solarstone – When I Dream (Kryder Remix) [BLACK HOLE] 09. Markus Schulz ft. JES – Second Day (NOMADsignal Remix) [BLACK HOLE] 10. Miroslav Vrlík – Climax (Extended Mix) [FULL ON 140] 11. Envio – Time To Say Goodbye (South Of The Stars Remix) [WHO’S AFRAID OF 138] 12. JES – Two Souls (Andy Moor Remix) [MAGIK MUZIK] 13. Simon Patterson – Beyond (Extended Mix) [VII] 14. Dennis Sheperd & Eke – Playing With Fire (Alex Di Stefano Remix) [BLACK HOLE]

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[redemptioninchaos]

“Apparently I’m taking responsibility for your parolees, Gords,” said the officer. “As far as we know, the Progs have accomplices from Solana like Mr. Salvadora here.” 

Sergio frowned at the officer beside him, then gave a skeptical look towards the Lombax. There wasn’t much he could have done to counter the Snivelakian’s claims; Sergio didn’t think to check the legal differences between Solana and Polaris when he needed to escape his old syndicate. Perhaps the PDF had more tabs on the tabby than he realized. 

Unbeknownst to either Sergio and Vendra, the Snivelakian was technically within his right to fine Sergio for both “crimes,” but there were so many laws within the Polarian statutes that most cops and politicians had forgotten them. 

"Go back to the Netherverse, Progs!" called a voice outside the twins' apartment. A brick crashed through a window before the sound of a cruiser speeding away started to fade in the distance.

Aaaaand that was yet another perfect window for them. Great, just... wonderful. People were really getting bolder by the day. They’ve had so many doing it already that Vendra and her brother barely reacted to it anymore. Honestly, they were just annoyed at this point, and felt the need to go after the perpetrators grow stronger.

“Looks like we’re gonna have to make some calls...” Snorting loudly for herself, Vendra decided to put down the cup she had been drinking tea from on the coffee table in front of her so she could grab one of the other items that was resting on it, her comm-unit. It was time to call her tabby friend she knew and ask him if he come around to help them here.

Because of how often people came around to throw bricks, the twins had created a routine where one of them would go ahead and call Jim to report the incident while the other one would call someone to help them with the window.

And it was pretty obvious who was in charge of what here. The small Nether waited for Sergio to pick while mummering, “Come one... pick up...”

[getup-radioshow]

GET UP RADIO SHOW PROG.031 - 09-07-2020 Para quem não ouviu o show de informação em forma de musica, aqui está a reprise do GET UP RADIO SHOW. É so clicar e tocar se preferir pode baixar e ouvir aonde quiser. Ouça ou dance ou faça os dois. For those who have not heard the information show in the form of music, here is the replay of the GET UP RADIO SHOW. Just click and tap if you prefer to download and listen wherever you want. Listen or dance or do both. www.clubedablackmusic.com https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.app4radio.webradioclubeblackmu&fbclid=IwAR1nyrzUFGqfYeP44tBMY_tdvPo9wR60oLL8cmGel9bXVwkT7O9nCmbeOaU https://www.mixcloud.com/romero-s-abreu/get-up-radio-show-prog031-09-07-2020/ TRACK 1 1- JARROD LAWSON - GOTTA KEEP 2- WIZDUMB - LIKE DAT 3- BAKE ARON feat. AANU - CHANGE 4- DJ KAY SLAY - NOT YOUR AVERAGE JOE 5- RHEA SUN - TRAIN 6- GILBERT PRYOR - LET'S RIDE 7- KYNZI - TOLD YOU SO (ALTERNATIVE CRAZY MIX) 8- DIANE MARSH - I WANT YOUR BODY 9- SHAILA PROSPERE - LET'S BE ( SOUL SYNDICATE REFLEX MIX) TRACK 2 1- BOZ SCAGGS - JOJO (LIVE) 2- JOEY SOMMERVILLE - IN THERE 3- ABSTRACT ORCHESTRA - A.N.G.E.L 4- BLUEY - FROM THE BREAK OF DAWN 5- COLIN - I CAN IN THE LOVE 6- BROOKE WILLIAMS - BEEN AROUND THE WOLRD 7- BLUEY - YOU ARE THE ONE TRACK 3 1- SILVEIRA - LINDA (INSTRUMENTAL) 2- PROJETO SOULQSOUL - SOULQSOUL 3- HANNAH LIMA - IMPROVISATIVA (INSTRUMENTAL) 4- PETER PC - ONDE ESTÁ 5- ADELMO CASE - DIGA QUE SIM 6- ED MOTTA - UMA VIDA INTEIRA TRACK 4 1- BOZ SCAGGS - LOWDOWN (LIVE) 2- DIANE MARSH - I GOT THE LOVE 3- JARROD LAWSON - SPIRITUAL EYES 4- G PROJEKT'S - TAKES ME OUT 5- CHILDS-MOORE - PRETTY DONE THING 6- JARROD LAWSON - SLEEPWALKERS https://www.instagram.com/p/CCiy7zmgHPG/?igshid=1vchw7rgli3ht

[progtracks]

PROGRESSIVE TRACKS SHOW #206                              (“Four-Year Retrospective”)

April 15, 2013:  A day that will live... in infamy.   

Not really.   But that first edition of Progressive Tracks Show was more than a little rough around the edges.  It’s still pretty rough, but I guess you listeners have grown accustom to my ‘style’... because you’re still listening!.  And I thank you for that!

So to celebrate the past 4 years, and bring in the start of Year 5, I thought I’d choose tunes that I’ve played along the way... some of the over 1,000 different artists you’ve heard.  This isn’t a “best of show”, because it’s all good, but songs that will give you a decent representation of what I’ve been spinning for you since 2013.  

And my intent (or threat... you choose) is to continue this into the foreseeable future on both KPTZ 91.9 FM in the US, and Progzilla Radio in the UK.

So put on some headphones, sit back, and enjoy the show!

- Mike “ProgTracks” Pollack

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Showtimes:   

(1) Thursday evening at 8:00 PM (Seattle - Pacific) / 4:00 AM Friday morning (London - BST) on Progzilla Radio (Progzilla.com) http://tunein.com/radio/Progzilla-Radio-s242911/

(2) Sunday morning at 5:00 AM (Seattle - Pacific) / 1:00 PM Sunday afternoon (London - BST) on KPTZ 91.9 FM (KPTZ.org) http://tunein.com/radio/KPTZ-919-s138748/

(3) Monday afternoon at 2:30 PM (Seattle - Pacific) / 10:30 PM Monday evening (London - BST) on Progzilla Radio (Progzilla.com) NOTE: I’ll be in the Progzilla Lounge Chat Room… drop by and say ‘Hi’ (http://www.progzilla.com/chat-room/)

(4) Monday evening at 9:00 PM (Seattle - Pacific) / 5:00 AM Tuesday morning (London - BST) on KPTZ 91.9 FM (KPTZ.org) http://tunein.com/radio/KPTZ-919-s138748/

And if you miss all these opportunities, you can always access the podcasts to this and previous shows (which are scheduled on “Forever Time”): http://www.progzilla.com/?s=progtracks

You have lots of chances to catch the show… so remember to Prog On for the long-term!

E-mail me at ProgTracks@KPTZ.org