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Atelier de podcasts musicaux.On élabore des tartines, en cours ou en long, en narratif ou en discussions, pour vous raconter la musique et tout ce qui tourne autour.Au menu :<ul><li>Lights Out, une série de portraits sur les artistes qui ont fui la lumière</li><li>Blues from the News, un format narratif sur les morceaux inspirés de faits réels</li><li>Le Millésime, l'émission qui cherche la chanson qui définit l'année</li><li>La Boisson Chaude, le format court sur un sujet musical aléatoire</li></ul> <ul><li>Et plein d'anciens formats comme Le Goûter, la Tarteam, La même mais pas pareil, Quoi la Baise ?...</li></ul><hr> Hébergé par Acast. Visitez <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> pour plus d'informations.

Atelier de podcasts musicaux. On élabore des tartines, en cours ou en long, en narratif ou en discussions, pour vous raconter la musique et tout ce qui tourne autour. Au menu :Lights Out, une série de portraits sur les artistes qui ont fui la lumièreBlues from the News, un format narratif sur les morceaux inspirés de faits réelsLe Millésime, l'émission qui cherche la chanson qui définit l'annéeLa Boisson Chaude, le format court sur un sujet musical aléatoire Et plein d'anciens formats comme Le Goûter, la Tarteam, La même mais pas pareil, Quoi la Baise ?... Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Atelier de podcasts musicaux.On élabore des tartines, en cours ou en long, en narratif ou en discussions, pour vous raconter la musique et tout ce qui tourne autour.Au menu :<ul><li>Lights Out, une série de portraits sur les artistes qui ont fui la lumière</li><li>Blues from the News, un format narratif sur les morceaux inspirés de faits réels</li><li>Le Millésime, l'émission qui cherche la chanson qui définit l'année</li><li>La Boisson Chaude, le format court sur un sujet musical aléatoire</li></ul> <ul><li>Et plein d'anciens formats comme Le Goûter, la Tarteam, La même mais pas pareil, Quoi la Baise ?...</li></ul> Hébergé par Acast. Visitez <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> pour plus d'informations.

TARTINE TA CULTURE

Celebrating the music, life and stories from the stars of the Australian music scene

All Australian Music Stories

A music podcast for romantic and rebels, for tinkers, thinkers and drinkers, in the spirit of Coleridge and Byron. For people seeking freedom within you and without you, through music and conversation with kindred spirits. Music to cry to, music to laugh at, music to love... MUSIC TO FEEL! You don't have to smoke opium or have a pet bear to be like Byron. Just breathe in some fresh air and shut off the world when you hear a song you like

Romantic Rebels' Renaissance

Hola qué tal amigos mi nombre es Sosan! Y les doy la bienvenida a este su podcast de Soundtrack Cuéntame una Historia en el cual podrás escuchar tus anécdotas acompañadas de tu música favorita!!!

Soundtrack Cuéntame una Historia

A podcast where I, Laura Cousineau, tell you all about the history of musical genres, their social impacts, and hopefully introduce you to some new tunes along the way.

Just a Music Podcast

This is an educational podcast for the classes I teach as a music teacher. Go and check out my work!

Bearded Music Teacher Podcast

Letter, music, poem, speech, spoken words

Lyga_lyon

Music has such an immediate impact and leaves such a lasting impression on its listeners. Albums and songs can be such a timestamp in one's life... These are those stories. #10albums

Music has such an immediate impact and leaves such a lasting impression on its listeners. Albums and songs can be such a timestamp in one's life...These are those stories. #10albums

Music has such an immediate impact and leaves such a lasting impression on its listeners. Albums and songs can be such a timestamp in one's life... These are those stories. #10albums

10 Albums: The Soundtrack of Your Life

Подкаст Уральской Ночи Музыки о молодых музыкантах, талантливых группах, историях успеха и актуальных трендах www.uralmusicnight.ru

Подкаст Уральской Ночи Музыки о молодых музыкантах, талантливых группах, историях успеха и актуальных трендахwww.uralmusicnight.ru

Подкаст Уральской Ночи Музыки о молодых музыкантах, талантливых группах, историях успеха и актуальных трендах www.uralmusicnight.ru

АУДИТ

Meu nome no podcast é Jasky 637 música (Se Alegrar) espero que gostem

Se Alegrar

Hier kommt mein DJ-Leben in vielen kleinen Episoden. Ich möchte Euch auf eine Zeitreise der letzten 28 Jahren nehmen. Viel Spaß damit.

Klaus Hummel aka DJ Wawanix

Hier kommt mein DJ-Leben in vielen kleinen Episoden. Ich möchte Euch auf eine Zeitreise der letzten 28 Jahren nehmen. Viel Spaß damit. Klaus Hummel aka DJ Wawanix

DJ Wawanix - Mein Leben für die Musik

BRINGING REAL HIP HOP BACK TO SHOW THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THIS AND THAT CRAP TRAP SKINNY JEAN DRAG QUEEN MUMBLE RAP BOOMBAP AND ACTUAL FACTS

WMOE LIVE MORALS OVER EVERYTHING

Der Joes Garage-Podcast. Wenn „alte Männer“ über Ihre besten Zeiten reden - oder was sie dafür halten - dann kann es lustig werden. Wenn diese alten Hasen aber seit 30 Jahren gemeinsam ein Rock-Café führen, dann kommen dabei viele Anekdoten, Geschichten und Erinnerungen heraus, die nicht nur das Kneipenleben in Kassel betreffen- denn jeder kennt eine Location wie Joe’s Garage. Einen Ort an dem man feiern kann, ein Ort der wie das eigene Wohnzimmer zum Leben gehört und einen Ort an dem man sich zu hause fühlt. Politisch völlig inkorrekt und ohne Script wird hier besprochen was in den 30 Jahren von Joes Garage alles passiert ist. Tragisches, Komisches und Spannendes rund um Kassels Partymeile Nummer 1, die Friedrich-Ebert-Straße. Komm doch rein, setz Dich und bestell Dir einen Kaffee, oder ein Bier, und lass Dich überraschen.

Joe's Garage

Música de ontem que fizeram parte da sua vida.
História de músicas que foram trilha sonora de filmes.

Música de ontem que fizeram parte da sua vida. História de músicas que foram trilha sonora de filmes.

PodCrê

The late Krzysztof Penderecki was a legend of contemporary music. In this new limited podcast series, hear two famous British journalists, Jack Pepper and Charlotte Gardner, delving into the maestro's iconic work.

Hosting five episodes each, every episode focuses on a single piece from Penderecki's impressive body of work. From the piece itself and the history of its creation, hear interesting stories from the master's biography, the history of Poland, and the world at the time the composition was created. Learn all about the influence of the composer on the world of contemporary culture, and not only on classical music.

Want to learn more about Penderecki? The show is a companion piece to the site PendereckisGarden.pl.

The late Krzysztof Penderecki was a legend of contemporary music. In this new limited podcast series, hear two famous British journalists, Jack Pepper and Charlotte Gardner, delving into the maestro's iconic work. Hosting five episodes each, every episode focuses on a single piece from Penderecki's impressive body of work. From the piece itself and the history of its creation, hear interesting stories from the master's biography, the history of Poland, and the world at the time the composition was created. Learn all about the influence of the composer on the world of contemporary culture, and not only on classical music. Want to learn more about Penderecki? The show is a companion piece to the site PendereckisGarden.pl.

Penderecki's Garden

Rob Jones Soul Music Radio

Everything you ever wanted to know about fake bands in movies, TV, commercials, books, games, art, and elsewhere, but were afraid to ask

The Rocklopedia Fakebandica

Saison 5 – Take It Or Leave It – Canal B

TALVAR VARO TAPASVI

Unfiltered conversations with the stars who shaped pop culture. Join Phil Wilson as he sits down with musicians and music entertainment legends for intimate interviews and untold stories. From rock icons to chart-toppers, no topic is off-limits. <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Unfiltered conversations with the stars who shaped pop culture. Join Phil Wilson as he sits down with musicians and music entertainment legends for intimate interviews and untold stories. From rock icons to chart-toppers, no topic is off-limits. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Unfiltered conversations with the stars who shaped pop culture. Join Phil Wilson as he sits down with musicians and music entertainment legends for intimate interviews and untold stories. From rock icons to chart-toppers, no topic is off-limits. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Phil Wilson Chats With Celebs

The Full Nelson Podcast

This Channel is Dedicated to Yestoday And Today's Country Music Artists if you like this Channel and the Biograhy that I do about Country Music Artist consider Donating something to my channel so I can keep this going as long as I can and along as you guys want. PayPal ovmoving@yahoo.com Note any Country Artist that wishes to be interview by me you can Drop me a line to the Email Address above Thank's Become a supporter of this podcast: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/talk-about-yestoday-and-today-country-music-artists--4740909/support?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss">https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/talk-about-yestoday-and-today-country-music-artists--4740909/support</a>.

This Channel is Dedicated to Yestoday And Today's Country Music Artistsif you like this Channel and the Biograhy that I do about Country Music Artistconsider Donating something to my channel so I can keep this going as long as I can and along as you guys want.PayPal ovmoving@yahoo.comNote any Country Artist that wishes to be interview by me you can Drop me a line to the Email Address aboveThank'sBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/talk-about-yestoday-and-today-country-music-artists--4740909/support.

This Channel is Dedicated to Yestoday And Today's Country Music Artists if you like this Channel and the Biograhy that I do about Country Music Artist consider Donating something to my channel so I can keep this going as long as I can and along as you guys want. PayPal ovmoving@yahoo.com Note any Country Artist that wishes to be interview by me you can Drop me a line to the Email Address above Thank's Become a supporter of this podcast: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/talk-about-yestoday-and-today-country-music-artists--4740909/support?utm_source=rss&amp;utm_medium=rss&amp;utm_campaign=rss" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/talk-about-yestoday-and-today-country-music-artists--4740909/support</a>.

Talk about Yestoday and Today Country  Music Artists

Katie's Holiday Pop Up Show

Ramcharit Manas By TulsiDas

https://Mdancefloor.com https://www.facebook.com/Mdancefloor https://www.facebook.com/MdancefloorRadio https://www.facebook.com/MdancefloorChart https://www.facebook.com/Number5Chart https://www.facebook.com/MdancefloorVIBE

https://Mdancefloor.com https://www.facebook.com/Mdancefloor https://www.facebook.com/MdancefloorRadio https://www.facebook.com/MdancefloorChart https://www.facebook.com/Number5Chart https://www.facebook.com/MdancefloorVIBE

Mdancefloor

Folk musician Charlie enlists historian pal Letty for a journey through time and tune. Each episode two folk songs are mercilessly dissected, and then served up for your delectation. Suitable for lovers of folk music and measured laughs. Not suitable for fans of Bob Dylan.

Folk Connection

Muziekmak(k)ers Martin Kooistra (geb. 1974) en Wilfred de Graaf halen herinneringen op aan de jaren '80 en '90 aan de hand van het Top 40 Hitdossier.

80s en 90s Podcast met Kooistra en De Graaf

Welcome to Seventy-Five Revolutions, with Terri Hooley and Stuart Bailie. A podcast about music, mischief and trouble. The plan is to riff and ramble, to talk about alternative culture and the revolutionary power of the seven-inch single. Some of the podcasts are taking place before a live audience while others will be quiet conversations, recorded in a mate’s kitchen in Belfast. 

This podcast relates to Stuart’s book, Seventy-Five Revolutions, which celebrated Terri’s milestone birthday last December. Our big themes are friendship, resistance and rock and roll.

Welcome to Seventy-Five Revolutions, with Terri Hooley and Stuart Bailie. A podcast about music, mischief and trouble. The plan is to riff and ramble, to talk about alternative culture and the revolutionary power of the seven-inch single. Some of the podcasts are taking place before a live audience while others will be quiet conversations, recorded in a mate’s kitchen in Belfast. This podcast relates to Stuart’s book, Seventy-Five Revolutions, which celebrated Terri’s milestone birthday last December. Our big themes are friendship, resistance and rock and roll.

Seventy-Five Revolutions

🎭 Le Temps d’un Opéra – Une immersion dans le monde lyriqueMichelle Aubas vous propose 30 minutes d’extraits, d’histoires et d’émotions pour (re)découvrir les plus grands opéras. De Verdi à Gluck, en passant par Puccini ou Bellini, chaque épisode explore une œuvre emblématique ou méconnue à travers ses airs, son contexte historique, son livret et ses enjeux dramatiques.Entre musique classique, littérature et passion lyrique, cette émission de Radio Clapas vous invite à une écoute sensible et éclairée.Pour les passionnés d’art lyrique, amateurs d’opéra ou curieux de musique classique.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez <a href="https://www.audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite">audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite</a> pour plus d'informations.

🎭 Le Temps d’un Opéra – Une immersion dans le monde lyrique Michelle Aubas vous propose 30 minutes d’extraits, d’histoires et d’émotions pour (re)découvrir les plus grands opéras. De Verdi à Gluck, en passant par Puccini ou Bellini, chaque épisode explore une œuvre emblématique ou méconnue à travers ses airs, son contexte historique, son livret et ses enjeux dramatiques. Entre musique classique, littérature et passion lyrique, cette émission de Radio Clapas vous invite à une écoute sensible et éclairée. Pour les passionnés d’art lyrique, amateurs d’opéra ou curieux de musique classique. Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

🎭 Le Temps d’un Opéra – Une immersion dans le monde lyriqueMichelle Aubas vous propose 30 minutes d’extraits, d’histoires et d’émotions pour (re)découvrir les plus grands opéras. De Verdi à Gluck, en passant par Puccini ou Bellini, chaque épisode explore une œuvre emblématique ou méconnue à travers ses airs, son contexte historique, son livret et ses enjeux dramatiques.Entre musique classique, littérature et passion lyrique, cette émission de Radio Clapas vous invite à une écoute sensible et éclairée.Pour les passionnés d’art lyrique, amateurs d’opéra ou curieux de musique classique.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez <a href="https://www.audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite" rel="noopener noreferrer">audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite</a> pour plus d'informations.

Le Temps d'un Opéra

Music Mania is a show where we explore the details of different music genres, and the artists and bands that made them what they are today!

Music Mania

We spend our time talking about all things Buffalo...especially music in Western New York

Buffalo Show

My new podcast is finally live. Hit that play button and join me for a fun ride

cuse. Jam

Every week, jD and his pal Rico Borrego take an exhaustive look through the discography of seminal American Alternative band R.E.M.

Every week, jD and his pal Rico Borrego take an exhaustive look through the discography of seminal American Alternative band R.E.M.

Every week, jD and his pal Rico Borrego take an exhaustive look through the discography of seminal American Alternative band R.E.M.&nbsp;

The R.E.M. Breakdown

The 5 Mics podcast series tells the most significant stories in hip-hop culture. Many stories have never been told, and certainly not with the authenticity, accuracy, and attention to detail that only Breakbeat can deliver. Season 1 of the 5 Mics series is undoubtedly a hip-hop classic! The Source magazine was known in the 1990s as the “Bible Of Hip-Hop.” Among its many contributions, the magazine’s “Unsigned Hype” column ranks near the top. Each month, “Unsigned Hype” would feature one artist selected from hundreds of demo tapes that rappers worldwide would send to the magazine’s offices in New York City. The column literally launched the careers of some of the biggest names in hip-hop. Legends like The Notorious B.I.G, Common, Eminem, DMX, Capone-N-Noreaga, Pitbull, and others all got their start by being featured in “Unsigned Hype” before they had a record deal. Season 1 of the 5 Mics series is entitled “It Was All A Dream: The Untold Story of Unsigned Hype,” and it brings hip-hop fans the never-before-heard tales behind the hype, as told by the journalists, MCs, and others who lived it while examining how this little column made big waves in the rap revolution.

The 5 Mics podcast series tells the most significant stories in hip-hop culture. Many stories have never been told, and certainly not with the authenticity, accuracy, and attention to detail that only Breakbeat can deliver. Season 1 of the 5 Mics series is undoubtedly a hip-hop classic! The Source magazine was known in the 1990s as the “Bible Of Hip-Hop.” Among its many contributions, the magazine’s “Unsigned Hype” column ranks near the top. Each month, “Unsigned Hype” would feature one artist selected from hundreds of demo tapes that rappers worldwide would send to the magazine’s offices in New York City. The column literally launched the careers of some of the biggest names in hip-hop. Legends like The Notorious B.I.G, Common, Eminem, DMX, Capone-N-Noreaga, Pitbull, and others all got their start by being featured in “Unsigned Hype” before they had a record deal. Season 1 of the 5 Mics series is entitled “It Was All A Dream: The Untold Story of Unsigned Hype,” and it brings hip-hop fans the never-before-heard tales behind the hype, as told by the journalists, MCs, and others who lived it while examining how this little column made big waves in the rap revolution.

The&nbsp;5 Mics&nbsp;podcast series tells the most significant stories in hip-hop culture. Many stories have never been told, and certainly not with the authenticity, accuracy, and attention to detail that only Breakbeat can deliver. Season 1 of the&nbsp;5 Mics&nbsp;series is undoubtedly a hip-hop classic!&nbsp;The Source&nbsp;magazine was known in the 1990s as the “Bible Of Hip-Hop.” Among its many contributions, the magazine’s “Unsigned Hype” column ranks near the top. Each month, “Unsigned Hype” would feature one artist selected from hundreds of demo tapes that rappers worldwide would send to the magazine’s offices in New York City. The column literally launched the careers of some of the biggest names in hip-hop. Legends like The Notorious B.I.G, Common, Eminem, DMX, Capone-N-Noreaga, Pitbull, and others all got their start by being featured in “Unsigned Hype” before they had a record deal. Season 1 of the&nbsp;5 Mics&nbsp;series is entitled “It Was All A Dream: The Untold Story of Unsigned Hype,”&nbsp;and it brings hip-hop fans the never-before-heard tales behind the hype, as told by the journalists, MCs, and others who lived it while examining how this little column made big waves in the rap revolution.

5 Mics Series, Season 1: It Was All A Dream, The Untold Story Of Unsigned Hype

Billy Joel - The Piano Man Childhood &amp; Early Inspiration William Martin Joel was born in the Bronx on May 9, 1949. His father Howard was an accomplished classically trained pianist, while his mother Rosalind was an admirer of pop music stars. Introduced to the piano at age 4, young Billy took quickly to his father's intense classical training regimen while also soaking in his mother’s pop tastes from stars like Ray Charles and The Beatles. Billy's parents split when he was just shy of his teen years, profoundly impacting the shy boy. He channeled feelings of sadness and anger into piano playing. By age 16, his musical tastes had evolved into blues, soul and rock, with masters like Paul McCartney and John Lennon as heroes. In supporting himself, Joel took up boxing for a short period under the name Billy Martin. He continued nurturing his piano skills by performing at local events and bars. Early Career &amp; Struggles Quitting high school to pursue a career in music full-time, Joel joined various pop groups through the mid-1960s. In 1970 at just 20 years old, he signed his first solo record deal with Family Productions, releasing his debut Cold Spring Harbor the next year. The terms of the Family Productions deal swindled Joel out of royalties, as the album was mastered incorrectly to play at too high a speed. Devastated and embarrassed by the results, Joel fled to Los Angeles where he began playing piano bars under the pseudonym Bill Martin to make ends meet. After 6 months out west, Joel returned to New York with a newfound appreciation for songwriting craftsmanship while performing live. Breakthrough Success Joel's fortunes changed in 1972 when Columbia Records signed him after seeing a local club performance. His 1973 album Piano Man, captured Joel’s tales of struggle and characters encountered during his Los Angeles piano bar stint. The heartfelt title track became his first major hit single, earning Joel national television appearances and widespread fame at last. Over his next albums Streetlife Serenade and Turnstiles, Joel honed his fusion of pop, rock, blues and Tin Pan Alley into a signature sound while continuing to draw influence from his personal life. Songs like "The Entertainer" and "Say Goodbye to Hollywood" cemented his reputation as an insightful chronicler of the triumphs and pitfalls chasing artistic dreams. Superstardom Joel’s 1977 album The Stranger launched him into iconic stardom on the wings of hits “Just the Way You Are,” “Movin’ Out” and “Only the Good Die Young.” It garnered him the first two of six career Grammy awards. He quickly followed up with 52nd Street in 1978, containing chart-toppers “My Life,” “Big Shot,” and “Honesty.” By the end of the decade, Joel ranked as one of the highest-selling music artists in America. He captivated audiences with marathon concerts showcasing his impeccable piano playing and voice. Joel also began collaborating with other superstars like Paul McCartney as his prestige soared. 1980s Peak The 1980s saw Joel unleash some of popular music’s most ubiquitous songs, catapulting him to widespread fame beyond just rock circles. His fusion of classical compositional styles with pop melodicism hit new highs with the release of Glass Houses in 1980. Upbeat rockers like “You May Be Right” and “It’s Still Rock and Roll to Me” became anthems that connected strongly with youth. Later songs explored deeper themes, with the ballad “Just the Way You Are” earning Joel his first two Grammy awards in 1979. The Nylon Curtain album tackled pressing social issues like Vietnam veterans’ struggles and American factories shuttering. Chart smash “Uptown Girl” off the follow-up An Innocent Man album became emblematic of Joel's revival of pop standards styles. Joel's concert appeal also swelled enormously during the 1980s prime. Backed by his reliable band, shows stretched over 3 hours nightly, treating crowds to electric performances of hits alongside album cuts and improvised jams. His month-long residency touring the Soviet Union in 1987 also made history as the first American rock act ever to perform there, helping thaw Cold War tensions through music. 1990s – Present Legacy While the 1990s saw Joel release his final pop album River of Dreams, the decade kicked off with his highest honor - induction into the Rock &amp; Roll Hall of Fame in 1999. He became one of the youngest solo artists ever enlisted, affirming his body of work's stature and influence. In 2013, Joel received Kennedy Center Honors for enriching American culture through music. Though no longer recording new albums, Joel continues performing sold-out shows annually at New York’s Madison Square Garden, celebrating his decades of hits. In 2014, he played his record-setting 65th consecutive MSG monthly gig, outdoing even The Grateful Dead’s previous house act record there. Now over 50 years into his illustrious career, Billy Joel’s catalog stands among popular music’s most treasured. His piano-driven story songs resonate by blending classical techniques with pop themes about chasing dreams. Now nearing 75 years old, Joel sustains a devotion to songwriting excellence and powerhouse live performing - making him both one of rock’s finest showmen and craftsmen. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts. And Hey! History buffs, buckle up! Talking Time Machine isn't your dusty textbook lecture. It's where cutting-edge AI throws wild interview parties with history's iconic figures. In the Talking Time Machine podcast: History Gets a High-Tech Twist, Imagine: Napoleon Bonaparte talking French Politics with Louis the 14th! This podcast is futuristically insightful. Our AI host grills historical legends with questions based on real historical context, leading to surprising, thought-provoking, and often mind-blowing answers. Whether you're a history geek, a tech junkie, or just love a good interview, Talking Time Machine has something for you. Talking Time Machine: search, subscribe and (Listen Now!)

Billy Joel - The Piano Man Childhood & Early Inspiration William Martin Joel was born in the Bronx on May 9, 1949. His father Howard was an accomplished classically trained pianist, while his mother Rosalind was an admirer of pop music stars. Introduced to the piano at age 4, young Billy took quickly to his father's intense classical training regimen while also soaking in his mother’s pop tastes from stars like Ray Charles and The Beatles. Billy's parents split when he was just shy of his teen years, profoundly impacting the shy boy. He channeled feelings of sadness and anger into piano playing. By age 16, his musical tastes had evolved into blues, soul and rock, with masters like Paul McCartney and John Lennon as heroes. In supporting himself, Joel took up boxing for a short period under the name Billy Martin. He continued nurturing his piano skills by performing at local events and bars. Early Career & Struggles Quitting high school to pursue a career in music full-time, Joel joined various pop groups through the mid-1960s. In 1970 at just 20 years old, he signed his first solo record deal with Family Productions, releasing his debut Cold Spring Harbor the next year. The terms of the Family Productions deal swindled Joel out of royalties, as the album was mastered incorrectly to play at too high a speed. Devastated and embarrassed by the results, Joel fled to Los Angeles where he began playing piano bars under the pseudonym Bill Martin to make ends meet. After 6 months out west, Joel returned to New York with a newfound appreciation for songwriting craftsmanship while performing live. Breakthrough Success Joel's fortunes changed in 1972 when Columbia Records signed him after seeing a local club performance. His 1973 album Piano Man, captured Joel’s tales of struggle and characters encountered during his Los Angeles piano bar stint. The heartfelt title track became his first major hit single, earning Joel national television appearances and widespread fame at last. Over his next albums Streetlife Serenade and Turnstiles, Joel honed his fusion of pop, rock, blues and Tin Pan Alley into a signature sound while continuing to draw influence from his personal life. Songs like "The Entertainer" and "Say Goodbye to Hollywood" cemented his reputation as an insightful chronicler of the triumphs and pitfalls chasing artistic dreams. Superstardom Joel’s 1977 album The Stranger launched him into iconic stardom on the wings of hits “Just the Way You Are,” “Movin’ Out” and “Only the Good Die Young.” It garnered him the first two of six career Grammy awards. He quickly followed up with 52nd Street in 1978, containing chart-toppers “My Life,” “Big Shot,” and “Honesty.” By the end of the decade, Joel ranked as one of the highest-selling music artists in America. He captivated audiences with marathon concerts showcasing his impeccable piano playing and voice. Joel also began collaborating with other superstars like Paul McCartney as his prestige soared. 1980s Peak The 1980s saw Joel unleash some of popular music’s most ubiquitous songs, catapulting him to widespread fame beyond just rock circles. His fusion of classical compositional styles with pop melodicism hit new highs with the release of Glass Houses in 1980. Upbeat rockers like “You May Be Right” and “It’s Still Rock and Roll to Me” became anthems that connected strongly with youth. Later songs explored deeper themes, with the ballad “Just the Way You Are” earning Joel his first two Grammy awards in 1979. The Nylon Curtain album tackled pressing social issues like Vietnam veterans’ struggles and American factories shuttering. Chart smash “Uptown Girl” off the follow-up An Innocent Man album became emblematic of Joel's revival of pop standards styles. Joel's concert appeal also swelled enormously during the 1980s prime. Backed by his reliable band, shows stretched over 3 hours nightly, treating crowds to electric performances of hits alongside album cuts and improvised jams. His month-long residency touring the Soviet Union in 1987 also made history as the first American rock act ever to perform there, helping thaw Cold War tensions through music. 1990s – Present Legacy While the 1990s saw Joel release his final pop album River of Dreams, the decade kicked off with his highest honor - induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1999. He became one of the youngest solo artists ever enlisted, affirming his body of work's stature and influence. In 2013, Joel received Kennedy Center Honors for enriching American culture through music. Though no longer recording new albums, Joel continues performing sold-out shows annually at New York’s Madison Square Garden, celebrating his decades of hits. In 2014, he played his record-setting 65th consecutive MSG monthly gig, outdoing even The Grateful Dead’s previous house act record there. Now over 50 years into his illustrious career, Billy Joel’s catalog stands among popular music’s most treasured. His piano-driven story songs resonate by blending classical techniques with pop themes about chasing dreams. Now nearing 75 years old, Joel sustains a devotion to songwriting excellence and powerhouse live performing - making him both one of rock’s finest showmen and craftsmen. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts. And Hey! History buffs, buckle up! Talking Time Machine isn't your dusty textbook lecture. It's where cutting-edge AI throws wild interview parties with history's iconic figures. In the Talking Time Machine podcast: History Gets a High-Tech Twist, Imagine: Napoleon Bonaparte talking French Politics with Louis the 14th! This podcast is futuristically insightful. Our AI host grills historical legends with questions based on real historical context, leading to surprising, thought-provoking, and often mind-blowing answers. Whether you're a history geek, a tech junkie, or just love a good interview, Talking Time Machine has something for you. Talking Time Machine: search, subscribe and (Listen Now!)

Billy Joel - The Piano Man Childhood &amp; Early Inspiration William Martin Joel was born in the Bronx on May 9, 1949. His father Howard was an accomplished classically trained pianist, while his mother Rosalind was an admirer of pop music stars. Introduced to the piano at age 4, young Billy took quickly to his father's intense classical training regimen while also soaking in his mother’s pop tastes from stars like Ray Charles and The Beatles. Billy's parents split when he was just shy of his teen years, profoundly impacting the shy boy. He channeled feelings of sadness and anger into piano playing. By age 16, his musical tastes had evolved into blues, soul and rock, with masters like Paul McCartney and John Lennon as heroes. In supporting himself, Joel took up boxing for a short period under the name Billy Martin. He continued nurturing his piano skills by performing at local events and bars. Early Career &amp; Struggles Quitting high school to pursue a career in music full-time, Joel joined various pop groups through the mid-1960s. In 1970 at just 20 years old, he signed his first solo record deal with Family Productions, releasing his debut Cold Spring Harbor the next year. The terms of the Family Productions deal swindled Joel out of royalties, as the album was mastered incorrectly to play at too high a speed. Devastated and embarrassed by the results, Joel fled to Los Angeles where he began playing piano bars under the pseudonym Bill Martin to make ends meet. After 6 months out west, Joel returned to New York with a newfound appreciation for songwriting craftsmanship while performing live. Breakthrough Success Joel's fortunes changed in 1972 when Columbia Records signed him after seeing a local club performance. His 1973 album Piano Man, captured Joel’s tales of struggle and characters encountered during his Los Angeles piano bar stint. The heartfelt title track became his first major hit single, earning Joel national television appearances and widespread fame at last. Over his next albums Streetlife Serenade and Turnstiles, Joel honed his fusion of pop, rock, blues and Tin Pan Alley into a signature sound while continuing to draw influence from his personal life. Songs like "The Entertainer" and "Say Goodbye to Hollywood" cemented his reputation as an insightful chronicler of the triumphs and pitfalls chasing artistic dreams. Superstardom Joel’s 1977 album The Stranger launched him into iconic stardom on the wings of hits “Just the Way You Are,” “Movin’ Out” and “Only the Good Die Young.” It garnered him the first two of six career Grammy awards. He quickly followed up with 52nd Street in 1978, containing chart-toppers “My Life,” “Big Shot,” and “Honesty.” By the end of the decade, Joel ranked as one of the highest-selling music artists in America. He captivated audiences with marathon concerts showcasing his impeccable piano playing and voice. Joel also began collaborating with other superstars like Paul McCartney as his prestige soared. 1980s Peak The 1980s saw Joel unleash some of popular music’s most ubiquitous songs, catapulting him to widespread fame beyond just rock circles. His fusion of classical compositional styles with pop melodicism hit new highs with the release of Glass Houses in 1980. Upbeat rockers like “You May Be Right” and “It’s Still Rock and Roll to Me” became anthems that connected strongly with youth. Later songs explored deeper themes, with the ballad “Just the Way You Are” earning Joel his first two Grammy awards in 1979. The Nylon Curtain album tackled pressing social issues like Vietnam veterans’ struggles and American factories shuttering. Chart smash “Uptown Girl” off the follow-up An Innocent Man album became emblematic of Joel's revival of pop standards styles. Joel's concert appeal also swelled enormously during the 1980s prime. Backed by his reliable band, shows stretched over 3 hours nightly, treating crowds to electric performances of hits alongside album cuts and improvised jams. His month-long residency touring the Soviet Union in 1987 also made history as the first American rock act ever to perform there, helping thaw Cold War tensions through music. 1990s – Present Legacy While the 1990s saw Joel release his final pop album River of Dreams, the decade kicked off with his highest honor - induction into the Rock &amp; Roll Hall of Fame in 1999. He became one of the youngest solo artists ever enlisted, affirming his body of work's stature and influence. In 2013, Joel received Kennedy Center Honors for enriching American culture through music. Though no longer recording new albums, Joel continues performing sold-out shows annually at New York’s Madison Square Garden, celebrating his decades of hits. In 2014, he played his record-setting 65th consecutive MSG monthly gig, outdoing even The Grateful Dead’s previous house act record there. Now over 50 years into his illustrious career, Billy Joel’s catalog stands among popular music’s most treasured. His piano-driven story songs resonate by blending classical techniques with pop themes about chasing dreams. Now nearing 75 years old, Joel sustains a devotion to songwriting excellence and powerhouse live performing - making him both one of rock’s finest showmen and craftsmen. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts. And Hey! History buffs, buckle up! Talking Time Machine isn't your dusty textbook lecture. It's where cutting-edge AI throws wild interview parties with history's iconic figures. In the Talking Time Machine podcast: History Gets a High-Tech Twist, Imagine: Napoleon Bonaparte talking French Politics with Louis the 14th! This podcast is futuristically insightful. Our AI host grills historical legends with questions based on real historical context, leading to surprising, thought-provoking, and often mind-blowing answers. Whether you're a history geek, a tech junkie, or just love a good interview, Talking Time Machine has something for you. Talking Time Machine: search, subscribe and (Listen Now!)

Billy Joel - Audio Biography

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