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Sample Excavator 06: Yeah! Woo! Jun 14, 2020

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For the first time I am tackling a song in the top 10 most sampled of all time list. In fact this week's sample has been used in 2340 other songs in the last decade, making it the third most sampled song of all time. It has been used in 60+ songs in 2019 alone, making it one of the most enduring samples in history. I can't go through all 2300+ uses but I try to break down the most notable and most obscure uses in order to give a complete overview of this legendary sample.

Playlists with all the songs from this week's episode can be found on Apple Music and Spotify under 'Sample Excavator Episode 1.6'

Follow me on Twitter and Instagram @idigit1st

Follow the show on Twitter and Instagram @SampleExcavator

Email the show TheSampleExcavator@gmail.com

Produced by Guy Tannenbaum

Theme song by David Ramos

Rob Base interview for Rolling Stone and NPRBoys II Men interviewNext week we look at a much less common, but arguably more recognizable sample as we approach the two-part finale to this inaugural season of Sample Excavator

This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Is It Rolling Bob? Talking Dylan: Danny Horn Jun 14, 2020

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Actor/musician Danny Horn, 31, played The Kinks’ frontman Ray Davies in the West End; but it was listening to Dylan at age 14 that changed his life. Do Dylan and Davies have anything in common? Danny tells us that - in 1967/68 - “they both made love letters to versions of their own countries that never existed. And they share a mercurial way of thinking”.

Despite hanging out with Ray D, Danny knows his Bobby D. The conversation ranges from analysis of songs like Abandoned Love (“he’s both wounded puppy and venomous snake”) to the film I’m Not There (yes to Charlotte Gainsbourg, no to Christian Bale). All topped off with a hilarious near-death experience at The Royal Albert Hall. Join us for a funny, socially-distanced but intimate take on “the clown inside” of Bob Dylan.

Danny Horn is an actor and musician, born in London in 1989. He trained at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama and has worked frequently on stage and screen since graduating in 2010. He won acclaim for his performance in the hit West End musical Sunny Afternoon, which charted the early years of The Kinks. Other stage acting work includes The Dead Dogs and The Revenger’s Tragedy. Film and television work includes Emmerdale, Vera, Hetty Feather, Scar Tissue, M.I. High, Legend of the Bogeyman and Doctor Who. With his group the Shared Myths, Danny has just released his first album: Quitting Smoking.

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Recorded 4th May 2020

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Almost Famous Minute 53: Cop Out Answer Jun 14, 2020

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The fifty-third minute starts with Jeff explaining the roles in the band and ends with Jeff continuing the argument.

We are joined by co-host Tyler Boudreau and guest Chad Burdette.

Find Chad here:

The Comics Multiverse at The Times Union

Twitter - @TUComicsBlog

Find Tyler here:

Amateur Nerds Podcasts

Twitter - @amateurnerds

This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts at www.pantheonpodcasts.com. Listen to all the other great Rock and Roll podcasts there!

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The Career Musician Ep. 50: Pantheon Podcast Network with Christian Swain & Jerry Danielsen Jun 13, 2020

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Christian & Jerry open our eyes to the first-of-it's-kind music podcast collective! Check it out, and spread the word! Stay tuned til the end for an EXCITING announcement!

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Websites:

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Audio Judo: The Beastie Boys - License To Ill Jun 13, 2020

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What's the time? It's time to tell you that on this episode of Audio Judo, Matthew and Kyle talk about The Beastie Boys first album License To Ill.

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Your homework for this episode is to put on your best 80's track suit, get out your five-foot hydraulic penis (or larger, if available) and listen to License To Ill.

Apple Music: https://geo.music.apple.com/us/album/licensed-to-ill/1440912031?mt=1&app=music

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/11oR0ZuqB3ucZwb5TGbZxb?si=v_S0QMJYTQGwjOcpZn7reA

Notes

Great video by YouTube user Eightminutesupsidedown showing side-by-side comparisons of where each sample came from. Give them a thumbs up if you watch the video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2oZMO3778U

The White Castle article Kyle was talking about "From White Castle to the Nile: Burger Chain VP Talks Beastie Boys' 'Licensed to Ill' on Album's 30th Anniversary"

https://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/hip-hop/7580297/beastie-boys-white-castle-licensed-to-ill-30th-anniversary

HD version of the (You Gotta) Fight For Your Right (To Party) video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBShN8qT4lk

Muses: Ronnie Spector Jun 13, 2020

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This week's episode is based on the autobiography of Ronnie Spector: Be My Baby- How I Survived Mascara, Miniskirts, and Madness or My Life as a Fabulous Ronnette.

Ever since Ronnie was a baby, she was singing for people on the subway. Growing up in a musical household, Ronnie would perform with her sister, cousins, aunts and uncles every weekend. Ronnie knew that show business was her destiny, and that music was the only thing she ever wanted to do.

Ronnie, her sister Estelle and their cousin Nedra formed the Ronnettes and performing in New York, and perfecting their live show until they knew it was time that the Ronnettes had to make a record.

Searching for the perfect producer, the Ronnettes reached out to Phil Spector who agreed to record them immediately. Phil knew how to write a song for Ronnie's voice and his famous wall of sound made "Be My Baby" an instant hit, and an all time classic. However, while Ronnie's dream of becoming a famous singer was coming true, her home life and relationship with Phil was becoming a nightmare.

In this story of survival, Ronnie tells the tale of rising to the top of the charts with the Ronnettes, having the Rolling Stones on tour as their opening act, meeting and developing a special friendship with the Beatles and how she was ultimately able to get free from Phil Spector to find her voice again.

Songs in this episode:

Why Do Fools Fall in Love by Frankie Lymon

Maybe by The Chantels

What'd I Say? by Ray Charles

Be My Baby by the Ronnettes

You Mean so much to Me by Johnny and the Ashbury Dukes

Take me Home Tonight by Eddie Money

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Who Cares About the Rock Hall?: Fight the Power Jun 12, 2020

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http://blacklivesmatter.com

Deeper Digs: Tal Wilkenfeld Jun 12, 2020

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This episode we get the immense pleasure talking with Tal Wilkenfeld! Known first as an extraordinary bassist playing on just about everyone’s record for the last decade or so, and now her very own solo artist with a record called, ‘Love Remains’, out now!

Tal Wilkenfeld is an Australian singer, songwriter, bassist and guitarist whose career began performing alongside artists including Jeff Beck, Prince, Eric Clapton, Herbie Hancock and Mick Jagger. In 2008, Wilkenfeld was voted "The Year's Most Exciting New Player" by Bass Player magazine readers' choice poll. In 2013, Wilkenfeld was awarded Bass Player Magazine's "Young Gun Award" by Don Was, where she performed "Chelsea Hotel" by Leonard Cohen.

Wilkenfeld is a bandleader of her own eponymous bands in which she sings, plays bass and guitar. In her earlier work, she was backed by musicians such as Wayne Krantz and Vinnie Colaiuta. She opened for The Who on the North American part of The Who Hits 50! tour in 2016. In 2016, Wilkenfeld released a single entitled "Corner Painter" which features Blake Mills and Benmont Tench. Rolling Stone praised "Wilkenfeld is working on new music that sees her evolving from an instrumental prodigy into a formidable singer-songwriter"

On 15 March 2019, Wilkenfeld released her vocal debut album Love Remains,which reached No. 1 on the Billboard Heatseeker charts on the first week of its release. Love Remains has been highly praised by the press and featured in Rolling Stone, Relix, Paste, Billboard and Forbes. Rolling Stone described Wilkenfeld's vocal debut as "ten dense, riff-heavy tracks with brazen, introspective lyrics—prove her songwriting abilities."

Wilkenfeld has also been a guest on popular podcasts including Marc Maron and Bill Burr. Wilkenfeld was featured on the cover of Bass Player magazine's March 2019 issue.

https://talwilkenfeld.com/

https://www.amazon.com/Love-Remains-Tal-Wilkenfeld/dp/B07MXRWQ3T/ref=tmm_msc_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1591917016&sr=8-1

Dad Bod Rap Pod Ep. 122: Nappy Nina and Che Noir Jun 11, 2020

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This week we have two special guest interviews. First up we speak with Nappy Nina, an MC with Oakland roots currently located in Brooklyn, about her life and her excellent new record 30 Bag. Then the fellas do a quick over/under segment on the careers of CL Smooth, Domino from Hiero, and Gucci Mane. Next up is an interview with one of upstate New York's finest, Che Noir. The Buffalo-based MC has worked with past DBRP guest and the Griselda crew, and has an upcoming record produced by Apollo Brown that we are really excited to hear. DBRP is a member of the Pantheon Podcast network.

Rock Candy Ep. 122: The Prodigy - Pretzel and the Ball Jun 11, 2020

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This fearless group took electronica to a whole new level in the 90's. Breaking the boundaries of genre by incorporating the sounds of techno, hip hop, rock, and everything in between to create the most unique music the world had heard up to that point. They made it ok for metal heads to want to dance and ravers to want to mosh. The Prodigy just started out as a one man show, that quickly turned into a 3-piece collective, after he let some ravers join in on the fun. Their story is their own, creating music without compromise and proving that they have the talent and inventive nature to show the world what they were missing. Doesn't get much more rock n' roll than this, kids.

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