From The Music Store

From The Music Store

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From The Music Store episodes

  • Help! My Kids Jacked My Playlists.

    Topics in this episode include:

    1. Abba
    2. Nena Hagen
    3. Goldfinger
    4. Blondie
    5. Amy Winehouse
    6. De La Soul
    7. Barenaked Ladies
    8. Paul Simon
    9. Lamb Of God
    10. Jerry Garcia
    11. Watkins Glenn Music Festival
    12. Harry Connick Jr
    13. Taylor Swift
    14. Weezer
    15. Fastball
    16. Madonna
    17. Ava Max
    18. Natalie Imbruglia
    19. deee-lite
    20.  
    28 min
  • Day Drinking Guitars Baguettes
    The guys debate which famous musician they would bring back from the dead. John Lennon and Jimi Hendrix are top of Jeremy's list. Buddy Holly and Ritchie Valens would have achieved musical greatness in Jeremy's opinion. Stevie Ray Vaughn might have gone more jazz than blues.
    Jason ponders if there would have eventually been a "Jimi."
    Guitarist Cornell Dupree sets the vibe and Jeremy gives a Motown and R&B guitar lesson.
    The real meaning of "Bless your heart"
    Les Paul and his way too expensive 59's guitars.
    What is the Mona Lisa painting worth.
    Baguettes and wine are the topic du juor.
    Musical bucketlists and Brian Setzer.
    The brilliance of Joe Passe and Tommy Emmanuel.
    Jason has a fear of recording a solo album.
    New segment called What The Kids Are Listening To.
    27 min
  • Patriotic Ice Cream & Farewell Tours
    The guys are back from summer break. We revisit lyrics to the national anthem. Interview the Ice Cream genius of Brooklyn. Talk farewell tours.
    Musical topics include:
    Pink Floyd
    The Eagles
    The Who
    Korn
    Iron Maiden
    Grateful Dead
    Vince Gill
    Motley Crue
    Tommy Lee
    29 min
  • Atilla The Joel

    The guys recite lyrics from Billy Joel's failed 1969 heavy metal album Atilla.  All in the voices of Christopher Walken, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Randy Savage and more.  Scorned AI woman sets Jeremy right.  Joe Bonamassa can't go out in public.The Beatles are working on a new track, and more!

    24 min
  • Artistic Director - Steve Steiner

    Steve Steiner has had a long career in the performing arts, beginning nearly 50 years ago when his first job at 14 was in a rock and roll band. Steve attended Webster University studying music. Following several years as a professional musician and avocational actor, Steve headed to NY at age 30. Over the next 16 years he was fortunate to work almost nonstop in the theatre, including 3 Broadway, 3 Off-Broadway, 4 National Tours and dozens of Regional Productions. As he began to direct, the next step was an offer to become the Artistic Director of Surflight Theatre. During Steve’s tenure Surflight’s professional profile grew exponentially. Achieving an unprecedented attendance increase averaging over 10% per year for 12 seasons, Main Stage attendance increased more than 130%, Children’s Theatre increased more than 35%, a concert series was created, a Touring Educational Theatre Company was created, a school with classes for young people was formed and the Intern/Apprentice program was revitalized to become one of the most sought after programs for theatre students on the east coast. In August 2010 the Surflight Board made a decision to change leadership, a move which ultimately caused Surflight’s bankruptcy and closing. Steve is proud to have led the 2 year effort to successfully re-open Surflight Theatre. Directorial credits include 2 National Tours, 8 major Casino Productions and more than 50 Regional Productions in 17 states. In addition to his work in the theatre, Steve is on the boards of: The South Jersey Cultural Alliance (Past President), ArtPride New Jersey (Treasurer) and Ocean County Tourism Advisory Committee (Chair). He served 10 years on the Council (Board) of Actors Equity Association. Steve is the proud recipient of The Cultural Access Task Force’s Innovator Award for his forward thinking and hiring practices for Artists with Disabilities. In 2013 the Cultural and Heritage Commission awarded Steve a Special Recognition for the Advancement of the Arts in Ocean County, New Jersey.


     

    29 min

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A unique look at the music industry and the interesting people who are creating out front AND behind the scenes. Hosted by two guys from Waterview Music a New Jersey guitar store who have been around…