The Backstage Pass - The Story Behind the songs.
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Welcome to "The Backstage Pass - The Story Behind the Song", the ultimate pop rock podcast that takes you on a behind-the-scenes journey of your favorite pop-rock classics from the 70s, 80s, 90s, 2000s and 2010s. From the birth of the melody to the final mastering, we explore every aspect of the creative process, revealing all the twists and turns that went into the making of these beloved tunes. Join us on "The Ultimate Pop Rock Journey" as we uncover the secrets, inspirations, and fascinating anecdotes that shaped the pop rock landscape of iconic songs from England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales over the past 50 years. We take a deep dive into the songwriting process, recording techniques, and production stories that brought these unforgettable songs to life. Through extensive research and interviews with music experts, we provide exclusive insights and behind-the-scenes stories that you won't hear anywhere else. From Dire Straits to Coldplay, from Amy Winehouse to U2 and Queen, as well as newer acts like Ed Sheeran and Adele, we delve into the stories and inspirations that went into creating these timeless classics. From the soaring guitar solos of Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" to the indie rock vibes of Arctic Monkeys' "Do I Wanna Know," we explore the range of pop rock instruments and music styles, from indie pop to classic rock, that have defined the genre over the years. Take a trip down memory lane with the pop rock hits that defined a generation. From the Beatles' "Hey Jude" to Oasis' "Wonderwall," we explore the music legends and iconic albums that have stood the test of time. Discover the stories behind the chart-topping songs that dominated the rock history of the 70s, 80s, 90s, 2000s and 2010s. From Pink Floyd's "The Wall" to Genesis' "Mama" we revisit the classics that made rock and roll what it is today. Learn about the rock bands and artists that shaped the pop rock genre and influenced generations of musicians. From The Police to David Bowie, from Roxy Music to Adele, we explore the musical legacies of some of the greatest rock artists of all time. Delve into the world of music production and engineering and discover the tricks and techniques used to create some of the most memorable pop rock songs. From the use of synthesizers in New Order's "Blue Monday" to the layered vocals in Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody," we uncover the secrets of the studio. Explore the art of rock vocals and learn about the singers who have left an indelible mark on the pop rock landscape. From Freddie Mercury to Phil Collins, from Dave Stewart to Robbie Williams, we celebrate the unique voices that have defined some of the greatest pop rock songs of all time. Our podcast is perfect for die-hard fans and casual listeners alike who want to learn more about the fascinating world of pop rock music. Don't miss out on this exclusive opportunity to go behind the scenes and discover the stories behind the songs on "The Backstage Pass - The Story Behind the Song. Join us on "The Ultimate Pop Rock Journey" as we uncover the secrets, inspirations, and fascinating anecdotes that shaped the pop rock landscape of iconic songs from England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales. Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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Welcome to "The Backstage Pass - The Story Behind the Song", the ultimate pop rock podcast that takes you on a behind-the-scenes journey of your favorite pop-rock classics from the 70s, 80s, 90s, 2000s and 2010s. From the birth of the melody to the final mastering, we explore every aspect of the creative process, revealing all the twists and turns that went into the making of these beloved tunes. Join us on "The Ultimate Pop Rock Journey" as we uncover the secrets, inspirations, and fascinating anecdotes that shaped the pop rock landscape of iconic songs from England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales over the past 50 years. We take a deep dive into the songwriting process, recording techniques, and production stories that brought these unforgettable songs to life. Through extensive research and interviews with music experts, we provide exclusive insights and behind-the-scenes stories that you won't hear anywhere else. From Dire Straits to Coldplay, from Amy Winehouse to U2 and Queen, as well as newer acts like Ed Sheeran and Adele, we delve into the stories and inspirations that went into creating these timeless classics. From the soaring guitar solos of Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" to the indie rock vibes of Arctic Monkeys' "Do I Wanna Know," we explore the range of pop rock instruments and music styles, from indie pop to classic rock, that have defined the genre over the years. Take a trip down memory lane with the pop rock hits that defined a generation. From the Beatles' "Hey Jude" to Oasis' "Wonderwall," we explore the music legends and iconic albums that have stood the test of time. Discover the stories behind the chart-topping songs that dominated the rock history of the 70s, 80s, 90s, 2000s and 2010s. From Pink Floyd's "The Wall" to Genesis' "Mama" we revisit the classics that made rock and roll what it is today. Learn about the rock bands and artists that shaped the pop rock genre and influenced generations of musicians. From The Police to David Bowie, from Roxy Music to Adele, we explore the musical legacies of some of the greatest rock artists of all time. Delve into the world of music production and engineering and discover the tricks and techniques used to create some of the most memorable pop rock songs. From the use of synthesizers in New Order's "Blue Monday" to the layered vocals in Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody," we uncover the secrets of the studio. Explore the art of rock vocals and learn about the singers who have left an indelible mark on the pop rock landscape. From Freddie Mercury to Phil Collins, from Dave Stewart to Robbie Williams, we celebrate the unique voices that have defined some of the greatest pop rock songs of all time. Our podcast is perfect for die-hard fans and casual listeners alike who want to learn more about the fascinating world of pop rock music. Don't miss out on this exclusive opportunity to go behind the scenes and discover the stories behind the songs on "The Backstage Pass - The Story Behind the Song. Join us on "The Ultimate Pop Rock Journey" as we uncover the secrets, inspirations, and fascinating anecdotes that shaped the pop rock landscape of iconic songs from England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales. Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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Episodes
Queen 'Thank God It's Christmas'
12/21/2024
In this festive episode of The Backstage Pass, we dive into the magic behind Queen's iconic holiday single, "Thank God It's Christmas." Released in 1984, this song has become a beloved anthem for the season, but its creation story might surprise you.
Join us as we explore how the legendary quartet—Brian May, Roger Taylor, John Deacon, and the incomparable Freddie Mercury—came together to craft this holiday hit. Discover why Christmas songs are often written in the heat of summer, and how Roger Taylor's vision of the holiday's ironies shaped the lyrics.
We'll take you behind the scenes of the recording sessions, split between London and Munich, and discuss how this track, initially underestimated, became a timeless addition to Christmas playlists worldwide. Whether you're a die-hard Queen fan or just love a good Christmas tune, this episode is a must-listen.
Tune in, and let’s celebrate the holiday spirit with a song that reminds us why we say, "Thank God It's Christmas."
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Duration:00:06:29
Texas ‘Summer Son'
12/14/2024
"Summer Son" by Texas is a catchy and upbeat pop-rock song that was released in 1999 and became a big hit in the UK and beyond. But do you know the story behind the song and the band's lead singer Sharleen Spiteri? In this episode, we'll dive into Sharleen's early years as a hairdresser and her struggles to find her true passion in music. We'll also explore how the band came up with the sound and lyrics of "Summer Son" and what made it stand out among other hits of its time. From its catchy hook to its romantic themes, "Summer Son" has become a classic tune that still resonates with fans today. Join us as we uncover the secrets and inspirations behind this summer anthem, and how it became a soundtrack to the lives of many listeners around the world.
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Duration:00:05:32
Dave Stewart ‘Lily Was Here'
12/7/2024
Candy Dulfer had started playing the saxophone at the age of six, inspired by her father Hans Dulfer, a renowned jazz saxophonist in the Netherlands. By the time she was 14, she was already playing with her father's band and attracting attention with her impressive skills on the instrument.
It was in 1987 that Dave Stewart first heard Candy Dulfer play when he was visiting Amsterdam for a gig. He was immediately struck by her talent and asked her to play on a track for his upcoming album. This collaboration led to the creation of "Lily Was Here", a smooth and sultry instrumental track that showcased Dulfer's exceptional saxophone playing.
The song became an instant hit and topped the charts in several countries. It was also featured on the soundtrack of the film "De Kassière" and was nominated for a BAFTA Award for Best Original Song.
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Duration:00:05:47
Paul McCartney ‘Live And Let Die'
11/30/2024
In the early 1970s, Paul McCartney was at the peak of his solo career following the breakup of the Beatles. At the same time, the James Bond franchise was thriving and looking for a new theme song for their upcoming film "Live and Let Die." McCartney had always dreamed of writing a song for James Bond, but the opportunity had never presented itself.
Two years before "Live and Let Die," McCartney was approached to write the theme song for "Diamonds are Forever," but he didn't feel it was quite right. However, when he was offered the chance to write the theme for "Live and Let Die," he jumped at the opportunity.
The film's producers sent McCartney the script, and he sat down at the piano to come up with a suitable theme. In just ten minutes, he had written the majority of "Live and Let Die," which would go on to become one of his most iconic songs.
Interestingly, McCartney wasn't initially sure if he wanted to perform the song himself or offer it to another artist. He ultimately decided to record it himself with his band, Wings, and the song went on to become a huge commercial success and earning McCartney an Academy Award nomination for Best Original Song Score.
Overall, the story behind "Live and Let Die" showcases Paul McCartney's incredible musical talent and his lifelong dream to write a James Bond theme song.
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Duration:00:05:05
Amy Winehouse 'Rehab'
11/23/2024
It's 2005, and Amy Winehouse has already had a small national success with her first album, "Frank." However, her demons are beginning to take hold, and her manager feels that she needs to go to rehab. He approaches her with the offer, but Amy is clear: No, no, no, she will not go to rehab.
The song, which was released in 2006 as part of Amy's second album "Back to Black," was an instant hit and became her signature song. It earned her several awards, including three Grammy Awards, and cemented her status as one of the most talented and influential artists of her generation.
Join us on this episode of "The Backstage Pass - The Story Behind the Song" as we explore the making of ‘rehab’
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Duration:00:05:21
Peter Gabriel 'Sledgehammer'
11/16/2024
In 1986, Peter Gabriel released one of his most successful songs, "Sledgehammer". The music video, directed by Stephen R. Johnson, is particularly famous for its use of stop-motion animation and claymation techniques. The song itself is an ode to the soul music of the 1960s, and specifically the work of Otis Redding, whom Gabriel has cited as a major influence. In fact, it was after attending one of Redding's concerts that Gabriel was inspired to pursue a career in music. "Sledgehammer" features a catchy horn riff and a funky rhythm section that perfectly captures the spirit of classic soul.
Join us on this episode of "The Backstage Pass - The Story Behind the Song" as we explore the making of "Sledgehammer".
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Duration:00:06:19
Frankie Goes To Hollywood 'The Power Of Love'
11/9/2024
Trevor Horn was impressed by Frankie Goes To Hollywood when he heard them on a radio show. He decided to produce their first single, "Relax," which became a massive hit in the UK. The band's second single, "Two Tribes," also topped the charts, and their third single, "The Power of Love," became another number one hit. The song was originally written as a ballad, but Trevor Horn's production turned it into a powerful and emotional anthem that still resonates with audiences today.
Join us on this episode of "The Backstage Pass - The Story Behind the Song" as we explore the making of 'The Power Of Love'
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Duration:00:07:09
Stretch 'Why did you do it?'
11/2/2024
Step into the intriguing world of Rock'n Roll's most notorious swindle as we delve into the captivating story behind the song "Why Did You Do It?" by Stretch, released in 1975. Join us as we uncover the chain of events that led to this audacious move and explore the impact it had on the music industry.
In the late 1960s, Fleetwood Mac stood tall as the epitome of British Blues greatness, capturing the hearts of millions. However, fame and excessive drug use left scars on the band, prompting them to take a much-needed hiatus. Little did they know, their manager, Clifford Adams, had other plans in store.
With an American tour already booked and tickets sold, Adams faced a daunting challenge. His solution? Persuading Mick Fleetwood, the iconic drummer and founding member of Fleetwood Mac, to perform the shows with a group of newly recruited musicians. The hope was to deceive the American audience and avoid detection.
In this episode, we uncover the audacity and cunning of Adams' plan, exploring the motivations behind it and the consequences it had for all involved. We delve into the rise of Stretch, the band created for the sole purpose of continuing Fleetwood Mac's tour, and examine the impact of this controversial move on the music industry as a whole.
Join us as we unravel the captivating story behind "Why Did You Do It?" by Stretch, examining the twists and turns that shaped this unforgettable track. Discover the secrets, the betrayals, and the ultimate legacy left by this audacious chapter in Rock'n Roll history.
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Duration:00:05:26
Coldplay 'Viva La Vida'
10/26/2024
In this episode, we delve into the story behind Coldplay's hit song 'Viva La Vida'. Released in 2008, the song was a massive commercial success and won the band multiple awards. But what inspired its creation?
During a trip to Mexico, Chris Martin visited the Frida Kahlo Museum and was struck by the artist's life and work. This experience inspired the lyrics of 'Viva La Vida', which explore themes of power, revolution, and the fleeting nature of success. The song features an energetic and anthemic sound that has captivated audiences around the world. Join us as we explore the story behind this iconic song and its enduring legacy.
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Duration:00:05:54
David Bowie 'China Girl'
10/19/2024
Welcome to a backstage pass to unravel the captivating story behind one of David Bowie's greatest hits: "China Girl." Join us in this episode as we explore the remarkable journey of this iconic song.
In 1977, David Bowie decided to lend a helping hand to his friend Iggy Pop in recording his debut album. Bowie, well-acquainted with the studios at Château d'Hérouville near Paris, France, set up camp there with Iggy Pop. It was during their time at the château that they crossed paths with a French singer who was also working on his own album—Jacques Higelin. To accommodate this unexpected convergence of talent, Higelin and his Vietnamese partner, Kuêlan Nguyen, occupied a wing of the château.
After intense recording sessions, it became customary for everyone to gather in the salon to unwind, drink, smoke, and engage in late-night improvisations. It is in this convivial atmosphere that David Bowie found himself enchanted by Kuêlan's presence, and in secret, they shared a few stolen kisses.
Join us as we delve into the hidden layers of this encounter, the inspirations behind "China Girl," and the impact it had on David Bowie's musical journey. Gain insights into the cultural influences and personal connections that shaped the song's creation and understand its significance in the context of Bowie's discography.
Whether you're a devoted David Bowie fan, an aficionado of iconic rock hits, or simply fascinated by the interplay between personal experiences and musical masterpieces, this episode will transport you into a world of creativity, passion, and cultural fusion.
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Duration:00:07:35
The Stranglers 'Golden Brown'
10/12/2024
Join us in this episode as we delve into the captivating story behind the iconic song "Golden Brown" by The Stranglers, released in 1982. This track, a shining gem of 80s rock production, holds a fascinating narrative that revolves around the life of Jean-Jacques Burnel, the band's bassist.
Born to French restaurateurs who later settled in England, Burnel pursued a university degree in economics. However, his true passion lay in Karate, a martial art he practiced as an amateur. Dreaming of traveling to Japan to learn from the great masters, Burnel embarked on a journey to make his aspirations a reality.
It was during this time that fate intervened. On a fortuitous evening, returning from a rigorous training session, Burnel encountered a hitchhiker who expressed gratitude by inviting him to join his roommates for a few beers. Little did Burnel know that this encounter would change the course of his life forever.
In this episode, we unravel the intricate threads that connect Burnel's personal journey, the chance encounter, and the formation of The Stranglers. We explore the creative process behind "Golden Brown," a song that exudes a hypnotic allure and captivates listeners with its melodic richness and poetic lyrics.
Tune in to this episode of our podcast as we uncover the story behind "Golden Brown" by The Stranglers, a timeless masterpiece that encapsulates the serendipitous nature of life's extraordinary moments.
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Duration:00:05:19
Phil Collins 'In The Air Tonight'
10/5/2024
Welcome to another episode of our podcast, where we take you behind the scenes and uncover the fascinating stories behind iconic songs. In today's episode, we have an exclusive backstage pass to the track "In the Air Tonight" by Phil Collins, taken from his debut solo album.
In 1981, Phil Collins had already spent four years as the lead singer of Genesis, experiencing a whirlwind of album releases and worldwide tours. However, amidst the glitz and glamour, Collins was facing a profound personal crisis. His wife, Andrea, whom he had known since primary school and was the mother of their son Simon, could no longer bear the long absences and had a brief affair with a decorator friend. Fueled by intense anger and a need to exorcise his demons, Phil Collins channelled his emotions into creating "In the Air Tonight."
This emotionally charged song became a centerpiece of Collins' first solo album, "Face Value," which delves into the failure of his marriage and the subsequent divorce. Join us as we unravel the layers of this haunting track, exploring the raw emotions, personal turmoil, and artistic expression that gave birth to one of Phil Collins' most iconic songs.
Tune in to this episode to discover the story behind "In the Air Tonight" and gain a deeper understanding of the profound impact it had on Collins' career and personal life.
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Duration:00:05:47
The Pretenders 'Brass in Pocket'
9/28/2024
In this episode, we explore the tale behind the timeless track "Brass in Pocket" by The Pretenders, released in 1979.
Join us as we unravel the intriguing journey of Chrissie Hynde, the mastermind behind this influential band from the 80s rock scene. Born in the early 1950s in Akron, Ohio, Chrissie grew up in a conservative working-class environment. With only three old albums at home, she turned to the radio for musical inspiration.
At the tender age of 14, Chrissie experienced a transformative moment when she heard the Beatles on the airwaves. It was a pivotal moment that ignited her passion for music and set her on a path to stardom. Determined to become a rock star, she made a life-altering decision. When her mother presented her with a watch as a coming-of-age gift, Chrissie traded it for a second-hand Gibson guitar, symbolizing her unwavering dedication to her musical aspirations.
At the age of 22, Chrissie Hynde took a leap of faith, leaving behind her art studies and embarking on a journey across the Atlantic to London. This decision would prove to be a defining moment in her life, as she ventured into the vibrant music scene of the British capital.
Tune in to this episode as we uncover the story behind "Brass in Pocket," a song that not only left an indelible mark on the rock genre but also showcases the resilience and determination of Chrissie Hynde. Join us as we pay homage to the legacy of The Pretenders and their influential contribution to music history.
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Duration:00:04:56
Bryan Ferry 'Don't Stop the dance'
9/21/2024
In this episode of our podcast, we dive into the story behind the iconic track "Don't Stop the Dance" by Bryan Ferry, released in 1985. Join us as we explore the journey of an artist who has sold over 30 million records to date.
Born in Washington, a small town in northeast England, Bryan Ferry grew up amidst the gray and gloomy atmosphere of the post-war era. While his parents envisioned him becoming a lawyer, Ferry, like a moth drawn to a flame, developed an insatiable passion for music, particularly the sounds emanating from the United States.
Through the narrative of Bryan Ferry's musical upbringing, we unravel the inspirations and influences that shaped "Don't Stop the Dance." Join us as we explore the themes, the creative process, and the impact of this timeless track that continues to resonate with audiences across the globe.
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Duration:00:05:39
Portishead 'Glory Box'
9/14/2024
Join us for a captivating journey as we delve into the fascinating story behind one of the iconic tracks in the world of trip hop. In this episode, we explore "Glory Box" by the renowned group Portishead, released in 1994.
Travel back in time to Bristol, England, in 1991, where a unique program initiated by Margaret Thatcher aimed to assist unemployed individuals in creating their own businesses. It is within this context that the tale of this mesmerizing song begins. Geoff Barrow, a talented assistant sound engineer, proposes the idea of establishing a music production company during a meeting.
Join us as we uncover the remarkable journey of "Glory Box" from its humble beginnings in a coffee break conversation to becoming a global chart-topper. Gain insights into the creation process, the emotions woven into the song's lyrics, and the impact it had on the trip hop genre.
Whether you're a die-hard fan of Portishead, a lover of trip hop, or simply intrigued by the stories behind timeless music, this episode will captivate your imagination and leave you with a deeper appreciation for the magic that lies within "Glory Box."
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Duration:00:06:36
Madness 'One Step Beyond'
9/7/2024
Welcome to this episode of our podcast, where we dive into the fascinating story behind the iconic song "One Step Beyond" by the band Madness. Join us as we explore the origins of this worldwide success and its deep roots in the British music scene.
In the mid-1960s, Jamaican emigrants introduced a vibrant musical movement called Ska to the shores of Britain. This genre, derived from reggae, captured the hearts of many with its infectious rhythms and lively beats. However, it wasn't until nearly two decades later that Ska underwent a transformation.
The white British youth embraced Ska and infused it with elements of Rock, resulting in a unique two-tone hybrid style. Known as Black & White, this fusion of genres became a powerful symbol, symbolized by the iconic colors of black and white, which were incorporated into the dress code of the subculture.
"One Step Beyond" was released by Madness in 1979 and quickly became a sensation. With its infectious energy, catchy hooks, and charismatic delivery, the song captured the hearts of listeners worldwide. Its distinctive blend of Ska and Rock elements, infused with the band's unique style and personality, made it an instant classic.
Join us as we delve into the story behind the song, exploring the influences that shaped its creation, the cultural significance it carried, and the impact it had on the music industry.
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Duration:00:03:52
Tears For Fears 'Everybody wants to rule the World'
8/31/2024
Welcome to this episode of "Behind the Melody," where we delve into the captivating story behind the iconic song "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" by Tears for Fears, released in 1985.
Join us as we uncover the serendipitous origins and extraordinary journey of this timeless track. The tale begins in the picturesque city of Bath, located in the enchanting South West of England. Here, two young teenagers, Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith, crossed paths and embarked on a remarkable musical adventure.
At the time, Roland Orzabal found himself amidst a profound spiritual quest. It was during this introspective period that fate intervened, leading him to encounter "The Primal Scream," a book penned by renowned American psychotherapist Arthur Janov. Janov's work revolved around a therapeutic approach that aimed to unleash the deep-seated childhood traumas through cries, screams, and primal expressions.
Thus, the genesis of "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" was born from this shared pursuit of personal healing and growth. This transformative track would go on to capture the hearts of millions worldwide, resonating with its introspective lyrics and captivating melodies.
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Duration:00:05:31
U2 'One'
8/24/2024
Welcome to the latest episode of "Behind the Song," where we uncover the stories behind some of the greatest tunes in music history. In this episode, we take a closer look at U2's hit song "One," and the winding road that led to its creation.
In 1990, U2 was in Berlin, recording the beginnings of their album Achtung Baby. However, the initial recordings were a struggle. The atmosphere in the studio was tense, and producer Daniel Lanois was not satisfied with the progress. The band was stuck in a creative rut, unable to move forward.
But then, Lanois had an idea. He suggested combining two different songs the band had been working on, creating a new, powerful track that would become "One." Bono's lyrics and vocals, paired with the band's instrumentation, came together to create a raw, emotional sound that resonated with audiences worldwide.
Join us as we delve into the story behind U2's "One," and explore the creative process that led to the creation of one of the greatest songs of all time.
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Duration:00:06:39
The Police 'Walking On The Moon'
8/17/2024
In this podcast, we dive into the story behind one of The Police's most iconic songs, 'Walking On The Moon'. The tale starts with a chance encounter between Sting and a composer friend in Munich. After a day of work, the two decided to explore the local nightlife and hit up a few bars. It's during this excursion that Sting has an epiphany - the sensation of walking on the moon could be a powerful metaphor for the feeling of being in love. Back in London, the band begins working on the song and experimenting with various sounds and instruments, including a Moog synthesizer. Finally, the track is complete and released as the second single from their album 'Reggatta de Blanc'. Join us as we explore the creative process behind this timeless hit and the impact it had on the music industry.
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Duration:00:05:54
Adele 'Rolling In The Deep'
8/10/2024
The story of Adele's hit song "Rolling In The Deep" begins with the singer's childhood in North London, where she discovered her love of music at a young age. As a child, Adele was obsessed with the Spice Girls and would spend hours imitating them in front of her mirror.
But as she grew older, Adele's musical tastes expanded, and she began to explore different genres and styles. She eventually found her own unique voice as a singer and songwriter, drawing inspiration from soul, blues, and classic rock.
In this podcast, we'll delve into the story behind "Rolling In The Deep", one of Adele's most successful and beloved songs. We'll explore the song's origins, its musical and lyrical themes, and the creative process that went into making it a hit.
Through interviews with experts and insiders, we'll gain a deeper understanding of the song's themes of heartbreak and betrayal, and how they reflect Adele's personal experiences and struggles. We'll also explore the song's production and arrangement, including its iconic opening riff and powerful vocal performance.
Along the way, we'll learn more about Adele's life and career, from her early days as a young musician to her rise to fame as one of the most successful artists of her generation. Join us as we uncover the fascinating story behind "Rolling In The Deep", and discover the artistry and passion that have made Adele one of the most beloved musicians of our time.
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Duration:00:05:49