This week's Episode is gonna be all about one of my all time favorite balls to the wall rock and roll records from the 60's that is so incredibly loud but really really good. and this week's episode is on an incredibly well known song that most people are familiar with and this week I'll break the song down for you as to what makes it so good as far as the chords and melody is concerned, and I also dive into the song's interesting and somewhat convoluted lyrics. Next week I will do a deep dive into the history behind this song. then I'll talk about the history behind this band and how they were formed and also some really cool behind the scenes information on the recording session of this song. here's a link to this week's song just in case you wanted to check it out:

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Today's episode of my podcast is a interview Episode with somebody a little different then what I normally do for my podcast. the guy I'm interviewing today isn't necessarily a songwriter or producer from that era per say but he has worked with legendary songwriters and producers from the 60's and was in a duo with somebody that made music that even though it was recorded in the late 70's very much had that early to mid 60's sound as far as production and arrangement is concerned. He also is the current bandleader for a guy who is world renown for his cartoon voice over work, and on the side, he also has his own band where he does loads of 60's tunes in it. A lot of the songs I talk about in today's interview episode are songs I will talk about in future episodes of this podcast, so a lot of them won't be added to the official Spotify playlist for the podcast because I don't really want to add the same songs twice when I will be covering them again in future episodes of my show, but for now, just in case you had no idea what we were talking about in regarding the specific songs and artists we were talking about in this episode, here are the links to some of the songs we talked about in today'e episode:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTIaRZYdGJo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTIaRZYdGJo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nuw8GJbqx94

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13Mtz-rDD2A

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYPIVqtPoDw

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Please do also check out the official Spotify playlist for this podcast. you might not find a lot of the songs I talk about in today's interview episode on there because these will be songs I'll be covering in future episodes with just me so once I do that I'll add them on to the playlist because I don't see the point in adding the same songs onto the same playlist twice. But you can check out the songs I have covered by myself in this podcast and hopefully this will give you some ideas as to which songs I should cover next for my podcast! if you have any ideas for that please email them to me at [email protected]:

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This week's episode will be a special feature on an artist that was used in a recent movie that takes place in the 60's that I saw last week that I thoroughly enjoyed. This week's episode will be both parts of my show all in one episode (my opinion and the history behind the track) because there is a chance the next special guest episode will happen next week. if it does you will get a notification on your phone letting you know whether or not next week's episode will be the special guest episode.. but anyways, this particular song and artist is extremely interesting, and in this episode, I talk about what makes them so interesting and what makes this song so good. I also do a special announcement for a live event that will be related to this podcast. Here's a link to this week's song just in case you wanted to check it out:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNeKoBavSRw

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This week's episode of the podcast is all about the history behind last week's song and artist. this episode will cover a lot of ground as far as the city that this song was recorded in and the sound that came out of that city when Roy Orbison was having hits and the people/musicians and producers that were behind that sound, plus I talk about exactly what inspired the singer for this song to write this song and what were some more interesting things about him that made him unique and different and also, where he got started as an artist and how his career parallels the career of another extremely famous 60's male singer but I also compare the similarities and differences between both of them as well. here is the link to last week's song just in case you wanted to listen to it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNdBLBleO90

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Please do also check out the official Spotify playlist for this podcast, there you will find all of the songs I have talked about on my shows so far including some that I have mentioned in my interviews that I have done so far, and if you decide to check this out, hopefully it will give you some helpful suggestions on which songs I should cover next on my podcast that I have not done yet, and if you do have any suggestions for me regarding that, please email me at [email protected]:

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This week's episode is all about one of my all time favorite 60's solo artists, and in this week's episode, I break down one of his best and most under appreciated songs. He is generally known for one big hit song but this week I talk about a song of his that more represents his overall very unique style of songwriting and his genre that was right in the middle in between country and pop and his very heavenly voice as well. In this episode, I also show people what makes the song so relatable and how the situation that is described in the lyrics of this song is something that can still happen today to somebody around my age. Next week's episode will be all about the history behind this song and artist. In this episode I also make a very special announcement on who will be my next special guest on my podcast. here's the link to this week's song just in case you wanted to listen to it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNdBLBleO90

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Also please do check out the official Spotify Playlist for this podcast curated by me, there you will find all of the songs I have talked about on my show so far plus the songs I have talked about with my previous guests on my show. If you have any suggestions for any songs I should cover on my podcast next please send those over to me by my email at [email protected] or through my instagram @iheartoldies.

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This week's episode of the podcast will cover the general history behind last week's band and song (which was Blood Sweat & Tears and You've Made Me So Very Happy) this week's episode will cover exactly how the band was formed and how they got their name and who was the principal man behind the formation of the group and the story behind the band's appearance at Woodstock. and this week's episode also covers who wrote the song and recorded it originally and what the song sounded like before this band turned it into a huge hit and which member of the band brought the song to the band and how they wound up recording it. here's the link to last week's song just in case you wanted to listen to it again:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKuqaZ0DQtk

here is also the original version of the song before it was a hit just in case you wanted to listen to that:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qjya5JXsKdg

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here is the official Spotify playlist for this podcast. please give this a listen as this playlist covers all of the songs I have talked about on this show before and even on interviews that i have done in the past. hopefully this will give you some ideas for songs I should cover next on my podcast that I haven't done yet but if you have any ideas for songs I should talk about next on my podcast please let me know by emailing me at [email protected]:

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This week's episode is all about one of my all time favorite 60's Pop Rock/Jazz Fusion songs. this song is extremely unique in genre, and it's laced with R&B but it's also very jazz oriented as well. in this week's episode I do a deep dive into the structure of this song and the chord changes in the track as well, and I also talk about what makes this song cool and just amazing and how when your listening to it, it feels like your on a roller coaster ride and I also share a very cool personal story with me on this specific song. next week's episode will be all about the history behind this band and this particular song as well, because the origins of this song might definitely surprise you. here's the link to last week's song just in case you wanted to listen to it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKuqaZ0DQtk&list=RDVKuqaZ0DQtk&start_radio=1

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Please do also check out the official Spotify Playlist for this podcast as well, there you will find all of the songs I have talked about on my show in the past including this week's episode and if there are any songs you would like for me to cover next that I haven't done yet, please refer back to this playlist and this will give you a good idea on the type of songs I talk about on my show and hopefully that will give you some good suggestions on songs I should talk about next on my show that I haven't done yet, if you have any suggestions for me, please email them to me at [email protected]

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in This week's episode, I talk about the crazy story behind last week's song. now last week's song might have been a one hit wonder, but it definitely has a long and interesting story behind it. Everything from the events that might have inspired the song to who actually originally wrote it and the story behind the song's famous recording session and what happened after the song was originally recorded and released. I also mention how this song has been able to live a life of it's own when it was covered by a band about 3 decades after it was originally released and they turned the song into a hit all over again and by doing that, they introduced the song to a whole new generation of people who may have never heard the song when it originally came out in the 60's. Here's the link to last week's song just in case you wanted to listen to it

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Please do also check out my official Spotify Playlist for this Podcast! There you will find all of the songs I have talked about on my show so far so hopefully that will give you some ideas as to which songs I should talk about on my podcast next! if you have any suggestions for me for any songs I should do next please send them over to me by email at [email protected] or by Instagram @iheartoldies

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Today's episode is on a very obscure one hit wonder that is extremely sad but relatable lyrics that are all too familiar with many people all across the world. Today I'm breaking the song down and showing you guys what makes it so good from the music (the chords and the melody) to the lyrics. I also explain things such as teen tragedy songs and plugging in a bass direct vs miking it and how simple and straight forward the arrangement is. next week I'll go into the super interesting history behind this song. here's the link to this week's song just in case you wanted to listen to it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bh4se9YMV3A

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if you liked this song, please do check out the official Spotify Playlist for this podcast. there you'll find all of the songs I have talked about on my show plus the ones that I have mentioned in the interviews I have done on this show. Hopefully this will give you some ideas for suggestions on songs I should cover next that I haven't done that. if it does please email me and let me know that! or reach out to me via instagram at iheartoldies!:

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This week's episode is gonna be all about the history behind last week's band. This week were gonna talk about the story on how the band was formed and what studio last week's song was recorded in and the session musicians on the track and who produced the session. I also tell the story on how they got a hold of their biggest and most well known hit song. and the evolutions this band went through to get their signature sound they were mot well known for and the personnel changes that this band went through when they were having all fo their commercial success and what happened to the two primary members of the band after the band broke up. here's a link to last week's song just in case you wanted to check it out:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qk5DBqWjamw

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Don't Forget to also check out the official Spotify Playlist for this podcast as well. there you can find all of the songs I talked about on this show so far and it could also potentially give you some ideas for songs and artists I should cover next on this show. it would be awesome if you could please do that and give that playlist a follow as well!:

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