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Disco ist zurück! Vom ABBA-Comeback, über Dua Lipas  "Future Nostalgia” und ihre Hommage an den legendären Club Studio 54, bis hin zu Discokugel-Indiebands wie Parcels und Jeremias und Rollschuh-Rapper Apache207: Disco ist im Jahr 2021 plötzlich wieder überall. Zusammen mit Disco-Fan, Musiker und Labelbetreiber David Bay besprechen wir, wie und warum es zu diesem Disco-Revival gekommen ist, was The Weeknd damit zu tun hat, und warum Disco weit mehr ist als nur Party-Mucke. Stichwort(e): Crying at the discoteque!Außerdem dröseln wir die Geschichte der Disco-Anfänge in New Yorker Clubs auf und sprechen über den immensen Einfluss des Südtirolers Giorgio Moroder. Und: wir würdigen die langjährige Liebesbeziehung zwischen Disco und Indie.---------------------------------------- Songs, die ihr im Podcast hört: Purple Disco Machine &amp; Sophie and the Giants - Hypnotized Parcels - Lightenup David Bay - Love Will Tear Us Apart ABBA - Waterloo ABBA - Dancing Queen Apache 207 - 2sad2disco Sister Sledge - We Are Family Chic - Everybody Dance Donna Summer - I Feel Love Red Hot Chili Peppers - Can’t Stop Daft Punk feat. Giorgio Moroder - Giorgio by Moroder Daft Punk feat. Pharell Williams &amp; Nile Rodgers - Get Lucky  The Weeknd - I Can’t Feel My Face JEREMIAS - Hdl AnnenMayKantereit x Parcels - Can’t Get You Out Of My Head  Roosevelt - Sign Beat!Beat!Beat! - Fireworks Two Door Cinema Club - What You Know Parcels - Somethinggreater Pool - Moving On  Balbina - Hallo Perel - Star (Extended Club Mix) Jeremias - Schon okay  

Disco ist zurück! Vom ABBA-Comeback, über Dua Lipas "Future Nostalgia” und ihre Hommage an den legendären Club Studio 54, bis hin zu Discokugel-Indiebands wie Parcels und Jeremias und Rollschuh-Rapper Apache207: Disco ist im Jahr 2021 plötzlich wieder überall. Zusammen mit Disco-Fan, Musiker und Labelbetreiber David Bay besprechen wir, wie und warum es zu diesem Disco-Revival gekommen ist, was The Weeknd damit zu tun hat, und warum Disco weit mehr ist als nur Party-Mucke. Stichwort(e): Crying at the discoteque! Außerdem dröseln wir die Geschichte der Disco-Anfänge in New Yorker Clubs auf und sprechen über den immensen Einfluss des Südtirolers Giorgio Moroder. Und: wir würdigen die langjährige Liebesbeziehung zwischen Disco und Indie.---------------------------------------- Songs, die ihr im Podcast hört: Purple Disco Machine &amp; Sophie and the Giants - Hypnotized Parcels - Lightenup David Bay - Love Will Tear Us Apart ABBA - Waterloo ABBA - Dancing Queen Apache 207 - 2sad2disco Sister Sledge - We Are Family Chic - Everybody Dance Donna Summer - I Feel Love Red Hot Chili Peppers - Can’t Stop Daft Punk feat. Giorgio Moroder - Giorgio by Moroder Daft Punk feat. Pharell Williams &amp; Nile Rodgers - Get Lucky  The Weeknd - I Can’t Feel My Face JEREMIAS - Hdl AnnenMayKantereit x Parcels - Can’t Get You Out Of My Head  Roosevelt - Sign Beat!Beat!Beat! - Fireworks Two Door Cinema Club - What You Know Parcels - Somethinggreater Pool - Moving On  Balbina - Hallo Perel - Star (Extended Club Mix) Jeremias - Schon okay

#08 Wie viel Disco steckt im aktuellen Pop? mit David Bay

On this episode of the Ask Brien Show, our hosts Brien Johnson and Traci Deforge talk with their guest, David Bay, CEO of Merchant Centric. Traci and Brien start off the show by talking with David on business analytics and how it can help businesses grow revenue better.  David talks more about his company, Merchant Centric, and what they did to help businesses and how they have become a very successful business in revenue growing. Traci and Brien also ask David about his expertise and experience in helping all businesses grow exponentially in revenue. Later in the show, Brien, Traci, and David talk more about Merchant Centric and how they help businesses. Listen in as Brien, Traci, and David talk about revenue, growth, and businesses.  For more information on David Bay and his company, Merchant Centric, you can view their website by clicking this link!

On this episode of the Ask Brien Show, our hosts Brien Johnson and Traci Deforge talk with their guest, David Bay, CEO of Merchant Centric. Traci and Brien start off the show by talking with David on business analytics and how it can help businesses grow revenue better.  David talks more about his company, Merchant Centric, and what they did to help businesses and how they have become a very successful business in revenue growing. Traci and Brien also ask David about his expertise and experience in helping all businesses grow exponentially in revenue. Later in the show, Brien, Traci, and David talk more about Merchant Centric and how they help businesses. Listen in as Brien, Traci, and David talk about revenue, growth, and businesses.  For more information on David Bay and his company, Merchant Centric, you can view their website by <a href="https://www.merchantcentric.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">clicking this link!</a>

Revenue Growth With David Bay

Very little is known about Toronto record aficionado David Bay. David’s undocumented rise to infamy is based on the records he has procured through countless online portals, particularly eBay – earning him the nickname dBay. Bay, is in fact, not even his last name (I’m starting to question the accuracy of “David” as well). Despite his ridiculously low profile, the hommie Kaewonder and I have both ‘worked’ with Bay to secure particularly elusive vinyl pieces over the years.  When we asked David to participate in this month’s Cratery, he refused. But after bribing him with a pair of shoelaces, a pineapple coconut bun from a Chinese Bakery and his 19th copy of Toto’s 1978 self-titled LP, he agreed.  We’d tell you where to find him.  But you’d probably have a better chance of finding a Stark Reality for $1 at Cosmos. We give you Cratery 21, featuring the ever-elusive David Bay (dBay). Enjoy.” – ARCEE TRACK LIST: 1. Al Green “Strong as Death” 2. Checkmates LTD “I must be dreaming” 3. Eddie Simpson “Big Black Funky Slave” 4. Dawson Smith “I don’t know if I can make it” 5. Amral’s Trinidad Cavalliers “Oye Come Va” 6. Pete Scofield and the Canadians “Do something nice today” 7. Buddy Rich “Nuttville” 8. Ed Maciel “Festa” 9. Julian Priester “Love, Love” 10. Olympic Runners “Do it Over” 11. Czerwone Gitary “Coda” 12. Sweet Promise “Funky Jungle” 13. New Birth Disco “K-Jee” 14. Deodato “Keep it in the family” 15. **SLINGSHOT** 16. Esther Williams “You gotta let me show you” 17. Asha Puthli “Right down here” 18. Carla Bley “Dining Alone” Subscribe on iTunes Download It Here! (right click save as…) Stream: (iPhone/iPod/iPad friendly version) http://media.blubrry.com/cratery/www.cratery.com/AUDIO/Cratery_21_featuring_David_Bay.mp3 The post CRATERY 21 : David Bay appeared first on CRATERY.

Very little is known about Toronto record aficionado David Bay. David’s undocumented rise to infamy is based on the records he has procured through countless online portals, particularly eBay – earning him the nickname dBay. Bay, is in fact, not even his last name (I’m starting to question the accuracy of “David” as well). Despite his ridiculously low profile, the hommie <a href="http://www.twitter.com/kaeweezy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Kaewonder</a> and I have both ‘worked’ with Bay to secure particularly elusive vinyl pieces over the years.  When we asked David to participate in this month’s Cratery, he refused. But after bribing him with a pair of shoelaces, a pineapple coconut bun from a Chinese Bakery and his 19th copy of Toto’s 1978 self-titled LP, he agreed.  We’d tell you where to find him.  But you’d probably have a better chance of finding a Stark Reality for $1 at Cosmos. We give you Cratery 21, featuring the ever-elusive David Bay (dBay). Enjoy.” <a href="http://www.twitter.com/chrana" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">– ARCEE</a> TRACK LIST: 1. Al Green “Strong as Death” 2. Checkmates LTD “I must be dreaming” 3. Eddie Simpson “Big Black Funky Slave” 4. Dawson Smith “I don’t know if I can make it” 5. Amral’s Trinidad Cavalliers “Oye Come Va” 6. Pete Scofield and the Canadians “Do something nice today” 7. Buddy Rich “Nuttville” 8. Ed Maciel “Festa” 9. Julian Priester “Love, Love” 10. Olympic Runners “Do it Over” 11. Czerwone Gitary “Coda” 12. Sweet Promise “Funky Jungle” 13. New Birth Disco “K-Jee” 14. Deodato “Keep it in the family” 15. **SLINGSHOT** 16. Esther Williams “You gotta let me show you” 17. Asha Puthli “Right down here” 18. Carla Bley “Dining Alone” <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/cratery/id580278924" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Subscribe on iTunes</a> <a href="http://media.blubrry.com/cratery/www.CRATERY.com/AUDIO/Cratery_21_featuring_David_Bay.m4a" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download It Here!</a> (right click save as…) Stream: (iPhone/iPod/iPad friendly version) <a href="http://media.blubrry.com/cratery/www.cratery.com/AUDIO/Cratery_21_featuring_David_Bay.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://media.blubrry.com/cratery/www.cratery.com/AUDIO/Cratery_21_featuring_David_Bay.mp3</a> The post <a href="https://cratery.com/2010/09/arcee-kaewonder-f-david-bay-cratery-21/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CRATERY 21 : David Bay</a> appeared first on <a href="https://cratery.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CRATERY</a>.

CRATERY 21 : David Bay