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Hosted by Toby Jones · music · EN · 70 episodes
Taking you on my personal listening journey, waxing lyrical about the lyrics, the guitar solos and albums that have changed my life - and of course having some fun along the way!
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Toby Jones Talks Music
Sting turns 75 today. To celebrate, I pick out 7 songs that I've decided to play today to mark the occasion, all the way from Synchronicity to Brand New Day. 00:00 Introduction 00:45 If I Ever Lose My Faith In You 01:41 Shadows In The Rain 03:04 Wrapped Around Your Finger 04:55 Brand New Day 06:38 All For Love 07:33 Mad About You 08:55 They Dance Alone 10:21 Summary
Toby Jones Talks Music
Justin Hayward's first solo album Songwriter, released in 1977, is the album I've been looking at this week. After his first non-Moodies effort, collaborating with John Lodge and long term Moodies producer Tony Clarke; Hayward turns to Clarke once again to produce this album. Does this deliver an album as strong as those classic Moodies efforts? 1977 TV DOCUMENTARY https://youtu.be/Jr3TiXtAjDE?si=3HrZSv11UpnPsvcm 00:00 Introduction 00:23 Context behind the album 07:02 Song-by-song review 19:11 Summary
Toby Jones Talks Music
I'm joined by Jay from The Drum Den to talk all things music. In this episode, we discuss the lost art of intentionally listening, digesting an album, and how music, literature, and film can provide an escape from daily life. The Drum Den - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRigLreObVzwrzWCoE8oWmQ 00:00 Introduction 01:37 Jay's Channel - The Drum Den 06:18 Jay's Green Day listening journey 08:38 Video game and film soundtracks 09:24 Where did you get the inspiration for your taste in music? 12:09 Jay picks 2 of his favourite albums 15:22 Forcing yourself to read more 21:13 Music and books as an escape from daily life 22:38 How we ensure we take time to take in music and literature 29:02 Talking Springsteen - Jay's first listen of Nebraska and Born In The USA 39:53 Can live performances eclipse studio versions? 44:27 Songs that require the listener to have patience
Toby Jones Talks Music
Moods was Neil Diamond's final studio album for the Uni Records label, released in 1972, the first of two releases of the year, the second of those being Hot August Night. In this video, I discuss how perhaps I've undervalued Neil Diamond's Moods and my current relationship with the album and its songs. 00:00 Introduction 00:15 Context behind the album 06:46 The vinyl & CD packaging 09:05 Song by song review 27:27 Summary
Toby Jones Talks Music
Justin Hayward & John Lodge's first project outside of the Moody Blues saw them collaborate with producer Tony Clarke on a 1975 release, Blue Jays. I had high hopes for this album; did the album live up to those very high expectations? In this video, I talk all about my first listen of Justin Hayward and John Lodge's Blue Jays. 00:00 Introduction 00:26 My story with the album 02:16 Context behind the album 04:38 The players on the album 05:35 The physical Vinyl album and its packaging 07:45 Song by song review 27:56 Summary
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