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Nov 18, 2020 33 min

Episode 18 - "Roger That?"

from Yale Brothers Podcast Hosted by Roger Yale, Christian Yale

A conversation about Roger's Motown Experience and Chris' time at Capitol Records. The twins also talk about Asheville, NC, Biltmore Estate and much more - including another original song from Chris' archive. SHOW NOTES: 0:00 - "Too Lonely To Pretend" - By Chris Yale 3:15 - Ardor Pipes / Chartwell Pipe Tobacco 3:34 - Ron Miller - Motown Songwriter 4:17 - Dissed by Jay Lasker at Motown ABC/Dunhill Records 5:09 - Joe Smith - Capitol Records / "Off The Record" "Hit Men" - By Fredric Dannen 6:19 - Roger that? 7:43 - Asheville, NC / Biltmore Estate / Moogseum 12:13 - Luddites and Early Adopters 12:57 - Roger's Motown Experience - Read more about it HERE. 14:51 - Chris' work at Capitol and more Motown Jobette Music Motown Tape Library - Fran Maclin 16:21 - Storage treasure troves at Motown and Capitol 18:08 - More Motown 19:11 - John Denver almost snubbed Chris. "The Coddling of the American Mind" 19:53 - Benny Medina, A&R and "The Fresh Prince of Bel Air" 20:15 - Morocco Records - Motown's Rock Label 20:39 - Flip of Hollywood 21:22 - Ron Miller / "For Once in My Life" / Charlene: "I've Never Been to Me" Suzanne de Passe Paul Le Mat Commodores - Nightshift Lionel Richie - All night Long Rockwell - Somebody's Watching Me Motown 25 Stevie Wonder - I Just Called To Say I Love You Chris de Burgh Rick James Unity Tour Mary Jane Girls 26:15 - Roger's "Breakfast Bowl" LuLu's North Myrtle Beach Myrtle Beach and COVID-19 27:47 - About "Too Lonely To Pretend" 28:23 - Livin', Lovin' and Givin'

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