This podcast is about introducing music that I like to listeners with information about that music. Maybe you’ll learn something or maybe you’ll just enjoy the show.
You seemed to like my previous instrumental podcasts so here is another. Most of these come from the 1960's and all are classics. Some are foreign in nature and some composers are as well, but I'm sure you will recognize at least one or more. Maybe from an elevator. So relax, grab an iced tea (sweet is best, or a Long Island if you prefer) and enjoy.
There are so many songs that mention cities, towns or states in them when telling a story and I'll bet for the most part you don't pay much attention to those mentions. Well I'm going to point them out and tell the story. So sit back, have a coffe or cappucchino and enjoy this podcast.
Here it is the rest of the great music that I liked from the Stranger Things series. Plus some interesting facts about the music and how the songs fits into the show. I enjoyed making this one and I hope you like it as much as I did.
If you liked Stranger Things, or at least the music, you're going to like this one because I have rooted out all the songs I liked from the series and brought them to you. Of course I have looked up all the interesting facts I'm sure you didn't know. So get a bowl of Gummi Bears and enjoy, plus don't forget that there were so many songs, there is a Part 2 coming!
AFI's 100 Years...100 Songs is a list of the top 100 songs in American cinema of the 20th century. The list was created by a panel of jurors selected by AFI, who voted from a list of 400 nominated songs. This is the final part with songs 17 to number 1. what is song number one? Do you think you know? listen to find out. They're all great, so enjoy.
AFI's 100 Years 100 Songs is a list of the top 100 songs in American cinema of the 20th century unveiled in 2004. The list was created by a panel of jurors selected by AFI, who voted from a list of 400 nominated songs. This is Part 4 with songs number 37 to 17. Enjoy.
AFI's 100 Years...100 Songs is a list of the top 100 songs in American cinema of the 20th century. The list was created by a panel of jurors selected by AFI, who voted from a list of 400 nominated songs. In these episodes I introduce my co-host Rusty Locke a former radio host and musician from New Hampshire to help me out. These are great songs from great films, so get ready for some fun. It's part 3!
This is part 2 of a series of the top 100 songs in American cinema of the 2oth Century. These were created by a panel of jurors selected by AFI who voted from a list of 400 nominated songs. Part 2 covers songs 80 to 59. Enjoy
AFI's 100 Years...100 Songs is a list of the top 100 songs in American cinema of the 20th century. The list was Introduced in 2004, and was created by a panel of jurors selected by AFI, who voted from a list of 400 nominated songs. This is part 1, songs 100 to 81. Enjoy
The last instrumentals podcast I did went over real well, so I've dug up some more smash Hits that I know you'll like. Lots of interesting background on them as well. So headphones and your favorite treats and away we go!
Sit up! Get the gum out of your mouth and give me the note you were about to hand to sandy. School is back at least on this podcast of Music My Way. I found a great collection of songs about school and some interesting facts to go along with them. So put your phones away until lunch it's School time! Enjoy!
You have Loved the Lost songs editions so I have gathered another stack of them for you to enjoy plus lots of new information and facts that I'll bet you didn't know. These are all great songs some I'm sure you may have forgotten about, but your memory factors will be tickled when you hear them. So pull out your old Beam Bag chair, plop in with a Cherry Coke and push the darn button! Let's Go!
You asked for it! Well, With The first two Love Songs Podcasts being the most downloaded I figured you must like those so I made another one. Love Songs 3 with more Love songs than you can hang a hart on! So enjoy this one and leave a comment Please! Oh and Pink Slushies with umbrellas and strawberry Peeps while you watch.
We havn't done this one yet, Novelty songs! Some of my favorite from my childhood Ray Stevens, Stan Freeburg, Rick Dees and so many more. Those funny nutty songs that made you laugh are here with background on the artist and how and why they were made plus you'll get to hear some of the music as well. So pull up a chair, grab some twizzlers and a 7UP and push the button. It's free!
I found some more Lost songs! Those songs we used to listen to on the Radio, but they don't play them anymore. I have them for you right here along with some interesting tidbits you probably didn't know. Come on in as the fun and music ensues, if you can stand it. And please follow me and like me and leave a comment.
This one is different, songs with animals, insects or fish in the title. Why?, listen to find out. Some have a story, some just to ryme and some no story at all, but the music (as always) is good and I'm sure you'll learn something new. Listen up and "like" me, and/or just leave a message on what you liked or disliked. Or what you want to hear in the future. And Thanks for listening!
Do you know who has the most foreign hits on the US music charts? It's
Bad Bunny, But I am not featuring Mr Bunny in my podcast. I delve back to 1929
and look at the songs I like that hit the US music charts from other countries.
Most are Spanish, but we found some Italian, French, Japanese and German as well.
So put on your earphones and enjoy this one
as much as I did making it.
The music we listen to is all over our commercials on TV and the Radio because if you like the music hopefully you'll try the product! Sometimes the music starts out as the product jingle and ends up on the radio or a popupar song on the radio dominates your favorite potatoe chips! Either way music is a strong factor in the advertising world. Come on in and listen, I've got some great music and interesting facts. You're gonna Love ...
Remember sitting on the floor with your siblings watching TV as a kid and singing along with the theme songs like Gilligan's Island or The Beverly Hillbillies? Did you know that most of those themes went to record and played on the radio? Listen in to this podcast to hear many of those TV themes and sing along again plus learn things you didn't know about some of your favorite shows with Bob Estes and Music My Way.
Love songs Part II is an alternative to what Part one described as Billboards Top 50 Love songs of all time.
In this episode we introduce 19 songs that I think should have been in the top 50 and pose some facts that you might not have been privy to. So tune in, sit back and enjoy.
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