That One Lyric

That One Lyric

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That One Lyric episodes

  • S2, Ep 1- Chavonne Stewart- That One Lyric from "I'll Do Anything"
    We’re back with another season, and this one has been a lifetime in the making. This season, we’re joined by many of Jackson Browne’s bandmates and by other Grammy-winning musicians you know, all of them here to honor Jackson by choosing That One Lyric of his that impacted them.
    In this episode, meet Chavonne Stewart, one of Jackson’s two backup singers. Chavonne picked That One Lyric from Jackson’s song “I’ll Do Anything.” And as a special treat, Chavonne sings the lyric for us! The conversation takes us deep into the meaning of love, without keeping score.
    You’ll get a kick out of hearing how she and Jackson met, how they reinvent Jackson’s songs that are already part of music history, and how Jackson inspired Chavonne to start the nonprofit, Exposher, that mentors high school girls.
    44 min
  • Trailer- Season 2
    The host of That One Lyric podcast, Ted Canova, reveals the musician whose lyrics will be the focus of season 2: Jackson Browne.
    1 min
  • Ep 34- In A Glance
    In this episode, you'll meet Joe from Exeter Township, Pennsylvania, whose mother struggled with Alzheimer's before passing away in 2020, almost to the day, four years later in 2024, that Bruce lost his mom after her fight with Alzheimer's. With Mother's Day approaching, it's fitting to pay tribute to both women in That One Lyric Joe chose from Springsteen's "The Wish," a lyric that pulls at your heart string, from the emotional words to the powerful silence.
    11 min
  • Ep 33- Pulling Out Of Here
    In this episode, you'll meet Bud, another longtime fan with a tall tale of discovering Bruce in the mid 1970’s. Bud posed as a Springsteen imposter on the Auburn University campus and came face-to-face with Bruce and the band before the show and was invited backstage afterwards. Bud chose That One Lyric from a Springsteen’s “Thunder Road” in which the final lyric changed the trajectory of his life.
    13 min
  • Ep 32- I Promise I'll Love You Forever
    In this episode, you'll meet Michael, who became a Springsteen fan in the early 1970's after hearing his first Springsteen song and then seeing him perform in front of 100 people that very same night. Michael chose That One Lyric from Springsteen's "4th of July, Asbury Park (Sandy)" that celebrates summer filled with freedom and adventure, along with a desperate plea for love.
    12 min
  • Ep 31- Now It's Here
    In this episode, you'll meet Ian, a fan from Leeds in the UK. Ian chose That One Lyric from Springsteen’s “Long Time Comin’” that in just three words, helped him reconcile his past and now motivates him to be his best.
    13 min
  • Ep 30- Barefoot Girl
    In this episode, you'll meet Tom, a fan from Chicago. Tom chose That One Lyric from Springsteen’s “Jungleland” that takes us back to a time in life that was adventurous and mysterious, a time that overflowed with the ideal of endless excitement.
    11 min
  • Ep 29- For What Are We
    In this episode, you'll meet Carlo from Milan, Italy. Carlo chose That One Lyric from Springsteen’s ”Across The Border” that explores the mystery of our lives, and poses THE question that makes all of us equal.
    13 min
  • Ep 28- Love Is A Power
    In this episode, you'll meet Tom from Dublin, Ireland. Tom chose That One Lyric from Springsteen’s “Terry’s Song” that provides comfort and solace during heartbreaking loses, and reminds us of the importance of holding tight to those shared memories.
    14 min
  • Ep 27- Your Best Steps Stolen Away
    In this episode, you'll meet Alec, a fan from Orlando, Florida. Alec chose That One Lyric from Springsteen's "Walk Like a Man,” a song with a double meaning, for a father with a double life…. both stolen away too soon.
    18 min

About That One Lyric

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The award-winning podcast where Springsteen fans choose That One Lyric and describe how it has shaped and impacted their lives. Hosted by award winning journalist Ted Canova from The Tour Podcast.