Name: Move On Up - Curtis Mayfield by Mike McGibney
Duration: 1 min 36 s
Description: These are promo tracks for the Red Shift party band - please go to www.redshiftparty.com for information, photos, and how to hire us for your event!

These are promo tracks for the Red Shift party band - please go to www.redshiftparty.com for information, photos, and how to hire us for your event!

Move On Up - Curtis Mayfield

Lyrics
See you walking down the street
And I start jumping like a kid
I've never felt like this before
Got me crying on the kitchen floor

Drinking til the morning rise
Then you call to say you're fine
You took away my piece of mind
But I cut you the slice

Ooh Karolyne
My heart beats faster when I see you
Ooh play the line
Walk the line to get to you

I could beat you at your game
But I wouldn't win a thing
Cause really I'm just here for you
Not trying to impress your friends who
Think I should play their rules 
Dress different and talk like you
But Karolyne likes me this way
So this way I'm gonna stay

Ooh Karolyne
My heart beats faster when I see you
Ooh play the line
Walk the line to get to you

karolyne

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Hello - Adele

My cousin got married yesterday. I was sad that I couldn't be there so I recorded their song for the walk in. I tried to emulate the vibrato/style so he would like it! Hope you enjoy. x

Turning Page by Sleeping At Last (Cover)

Stevie Wonder meets Erykah Badu.

Our take on two classics.

Superstition/On & On (feat. Lydia Kitto)

Adam talks with Irish actor, stand-up comedian and writer Aisling Bea about getting soaked in exotic locations, the time things got weird when they both refused to wear free shoes at a comedy gig, the influences that paved the path to Aisling’s career in stand up, weird on-set behaviour, confrontations and the value of difficult conversations. Aisling also talks about the article she wrote last year for The Guardian in which she described losing her father when she was very young and how she dealt with learning the truth about his death years later. 

Thanks to Seamus Murphy Mitchell for production support and Jack Bushell for additional editing. 

Music & jingles by Adam Buxton

EP.67 - AISLING BEA

Adam talks with Welsh journalist, screenwriter and film maker Jon Ronson (‘So You’ve Been Publicly Shamed’, ‘The Psychopath Test’, ‘The Men Who Stare At Goats’, co writer of the films ‘Frank’ & ‘Okja’) about, amongst other things, his recent audio series ’The Butterfly Effect’ in which Jon meets people affected in a variety of surprising ways by the spread of free internet pornography.

As Jon himself says of ‘The Butterfly Effect’:  “It's sad, funny, moving and totally unlike some other nonfiction stories about porn - because it isn't judgmental or salacious. It's human and sweet and strange and lovely.”

But are there times when being judgmental serves a useful purpose, even if it’s annoying, hurtful or in the context of pornography, hypocritical? That isn’t just a random rhetorical question - it does actually get discussed in the podcast.

Jon also tells Adam about meeting British columnist and provocateur Katie Hopkins, considers the case for declaring Donald Trump mentally ill and shares a few podcast recommendations.

Thanks to Seamus Murphy Mitchell for production support and Jack Bushell for additional editing. 

Music & jingles by Adam Buxton

Move On Up - Curtis Mayfield

Mike McGibney

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