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6 NOV. 2026 · Announcement by Gail Nobles
Apple Man character by Gail Nobles
🎙️ MEET THE APPLE MAN!
Sound Flave Celebrates 10,000 Downloads!
Hello, this is a Sound Flave Announcement.
Sound Flave has reached 10,000 downloads!
Thank you to everyone who has listened and supported the music commentary podcast. We’re celebrating this milestone with a new look and a familiar face!
Meet the Apple Man from the story episode “Pray for the Harvest & Apple Growers.”
Originally created as a pencil and ink drawing in 2021, the Apple Man has now been brought to life in color!
An old creative idea takes on a new appearance as Sound Flave celebrates 10,000 downloads.
Thank you for listening and being part of the Sound Flave journey!
Sound Flave — Music with Flavor!
Created by Gail Nobles. Music and Melody
Contenido generado con IA
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5 NOV. 2026 · Story by: Gail Nobles
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Background music written by Gail Nobles with AI Assistance
Hello, I’m Gail Nobles, and you’re listening to Sound Flave Radiae Applis Soul!
Today’s topic: The Trammps — Beyond Disco Inferno.
A look beyond the flames, the fame, and the disco beat to discover the story behind the group.
The Trammps had a complicated story behind the success of “Disco Inferno.”
Most people remember the fire, the dancing, and the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack. But there’s another side to their history: the success of that record didn’t necessarily mean everything was going well within the group.
The band had roots going back to the 1960s, when some of its members performed as The Volcanos and later The Moods. They weren’t overnight disco musicians. Here’s the part that really caught my attention.
In an interview, Earl Young revealed that in 1979 the original group broke up and moved to Holland, but he didn’t want to go. He stayed behind and continued performing with a different lineup.
That helps explain why two different Trammps groups eventually toured under the name. Harold “Doc” Wade discussed this separation in another interview.
And there’s an even more interesting comment. When Doc Wade was asked what happened when Disco Inferno became part of Saturday Night Fever, he answered: “It was the beginning of the end.”
That’s a remarkable statement from someone who helped make the record famous.
I'm Gail Nobles. Thank you for listening to Sound Flave. Music and Melody
This episode includes AI-generated content.
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19 JUN. 2026 · Story by: Gail Nobles
Keyboardist: Gail Nobles
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There was a group of friends known as the Basement Crew. They were the kind of friends who stuck together through thick and thin, their laughter echoing through the streets even when life got tough. Amidst the usual pressures of school, work, and expectations, they found solace in an old, neglected basement that belonged to one of their grandmothers.
When the world outside felt overwhelming and money ran low, they knew exactly where to escape. The basement was hidden away, filled with the scent of aged wood and dust, but it was theirs. They got out some old Etta James albums, and they set up old couches and worn-out rugs, turning the space into their personal sanctuary. The walls were adorned with posters from artists they loved, and a beat-up old record player became their prized possession.
“Where can we party, child, all night long?” one of them shouted over the music, arms wide as if trying to embrace the energy of the moment. “In the basement!” they all yelled back laughing and dancing.
The basement wasn’t just a place; it was a feeling—of freedom, security, and joy. As they finally settled down, giggling and tired, they vowed to return whenever life felt heavy. For in that small, unremarkable basement, they had found their escape—a little haven where they could party, laugh, and love without a care in the worldplaying Etta James song ‘In the Basement released in 1966.
As the story of the Basement Crew comes to a close, we are reminded that: Two are better than one .. For if they fall, the one will lift up his fellow….Ecclesiastes 4:9-10.
May we each find our own basements—places of refuge filled with friendship, joy, and the spirit of togetherness.
You're listening to Sound Flave. I'm your host, Gail Nobles. Music and Melody
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6 MAY. 2026 · Intro by: Gail Nobles
Voice actor: Gail Nobles
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Story by: Gail Nobles
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In 1976, American musician Steve Miller released his hit song "Fly Like an Eagle." The song first made waves in the United Kingdom in August and then landed in the United States by December of that year. It quickly gained popularity, reaching an impressive number two on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart in March 1977.
The song always seemed spiritual and Reggae to me when I first heard it. It is categorized as space rock or blues rock. Its unique sound combines elements that creates a feeling of freedom much like the lyrics suggest.
Over the years, the song has remained a favorite for its uplifting message and catchy tune. Steve Miller's "Fly Like an Eagle" reminds fans everywhere to dream big and embrace the journey ahead.
I’m Gail Nobles and you’re listening to Sound Flave. Until next time, keep dreaming and keep flying. Embrace your dreams, and let them take you to new heights. Music and Melody
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4 MAR. 2026 · From: Celebrity Interviews - The Unofficial Mark and Brian Archive
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Mark and Brian had access to the biggest names in show business. Check out this interview by Mark and Brian. Weird Al talks about his book and parody. Music and Melody
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20 NOV. 2025 · Story by: Gail Nobles
Keyboardist: Gail Nobles
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Hey there, music lovers! Let's talk about a fantastic track called "Nobody Told Me" by the legendary John Lennon. This hit had quite a journey, climbing its way to the top of the charts. In January 1984, it made a splash in the UK, peaking at number 6, and in the US, it hit number 5 on the Billboard Hot 100. It was Lennon's last brand-new single to break into the top 10 before he left us, and that makes it extra special!
The song features some memorable lines: "Nobody told me there'd be days like these / Strange days indeed / Most peculiar, mama." These words twist the old saying, "My mama told me there'd be days like this," which is famously sung by The Shirelles in "Mama Said." While the Shirelles gave us a sense of warning about life's ups and downs, Lennon flips it around, expressing surprise at how unpredictable life can be.
So, if you haven't given "Nobody Told Me" a listen, do yourself a favor and check it out. It's a catchy, thought-provoking tune that reminds us of the surprises life throws our way, all delivered in Lennon's unmistakable style.
I’m Gail Nobles. Thank you for listening to Sound Flave! Music and Melody
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31 JUL. 2025 · Keyboardist: Gail Nobles
Story by Gail Nobles
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Let us pause for a moment and reflect upon the majestic journey of Johnny Taylor! Yes, Johnny, that soulful sage, that philosopher of soul, who took us on a lyrical pilgrimage to a place that words can barely capture—Soul Heaven! Oh, it was more than just a dream; it was a divine rendezvous, a celestial concert where the echoes of greatness linger.
He found himself immersed in a symphony of voices, in a gathering of luminaries—the Bar-Kay’s, the smooth croon of Sam Cooke, the electric energy of Jr. Walker, and the captivating presence of Sammy Davis Jr. just to name a few! Each note danced through the air like a whisper, wrapping around his spirit and lifting him higher, higher into the realms of glory.
And oh, what joy it must have brought him! He didn’t want to wake up, dear friends. No, he was basking in a brilliance that transcended time—a communion with those who once cast their shadows over the stage of life, living legends reunited in harmony. Can you feel the rhythm of joy? Can you sense the light of love? In Soul Heaven, there is no darkness.
But now, as the sun sets on Johnny Taylor's life, we find comfort in knowing that the Lord called him home. And perhaps, just perhaps, in that sacred moment, Johnny stepped into the very Dream that he sang about! He joined those celestial souls, those King’s and Queen’s of the past, in an everlasting place where the music never fades.
Oh, Johnny, philosopher of soul, your echoes still! You took us to heights unknown, and though you are no longer here within our midst, the legacy you left lingers like a sweet melody in our hearts. Soul Heaven awaits us all.
I’m Gail Nobles. You’re listening to Sound Flave - Radiae Applis Soul. Music and Melody
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15 MAY. 2025 · Story by: Gail Nobles Intro: Gail Nobles
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It bubbled up in February '69, hit number 71 on Billboard. Didn't stick around too long, but then It came back in January '70, climbin' a bit higher to 66! Canada digged it a bit more, hittin' 41 and 58 on two different runs. This tune's got legs, you hear? It's got staying power!
Now, let's get to the real heart of the matter – the lyrics!
Listen to this opening:
"Hello, it's meI've thought about us for a long, long timeMaybe I think too much, but something's wrongThere's something here that doesn't last too longMaybe I shouldn't think of you as mine"
He’s layin' it all on the line and straight from the heart. He's reachin' out, see? But there's doubt, a whole lotta doubt in his soul.
Rundgren is not sugar-coating nothin'. This relationship is on the rocks. He's admitting maybe he's overthinkin', maybe he's clingin' to somethin' that just ain't meant to be. "Maybe I shouldn't think of you as mine" This is real life, real heartbreak.
"Hello It's Me" is the kind of tune you put on when you're feeling blue, when the rain's comin' down, and you're sittin' there thinkin' 'bout lost love. This tune's for all those lonely nights in your bedroom.
This song is a confession. It's a vulnerable moment caught on wax. And that is what makes it real, what makes it connect. So give it a spin, and remember Gail Nobles told ya so! Music and Melody
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12 ABR. 2025 · Story by: Gail Nobles
Intro: Gail Nobles
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Let me take you back to the golden vibes of the 70s! We're tuning in to a song from the English music scene - that smooth track, "We Just Disagree," by the one and only Dave Mason! Released in August ’77, this beautiful ballad was plucked right off his album **Let It Flow**—and it hit the airwaves like a comet at number 12 on the Billboard Hot 100!
Now, let me tell you why this song resonates with so many of us. **“We Just Disagree”** is the anthem of that bittersweet moment in a relationship when things just don’t line up anymore. You can feel the warmth in Dave's voice as he reminisces about a connection that’s maybe lost its spark. But hold on tight because here comes Jim Krueger with his magic touch on that 12-string guitar! Oh, it’s like a wave rolling over you, bringing the harmony that punctuates this heartfelt tale of parting ways without any bad blood.
You can picture it: “Been away, haven't seen you in a while, how've you been?” Oh, don’t we all know that feeling? The wondering, and that unshakeable feeling that maybe, just maybe, time has changed us in ways we can’t quite grasp. The lyrics paint a picture of two souls trying to navigate their differences. You can hear the tension, yet there’s an underlying respect, which is what makes the song so relatable.
And let’s not forget that chorus that digs deep into the fabric of human interaction: "So let's leave it alone 'cause we can't see eye to eye. There ain't no good guy, there ain't no bad guy. There's only you and me and we just disagree." It’s a real revelation—no need for blame when love fades; sometimes it’s just two people growing in different directions.
Mason and Krueger deliver this profound message with such grace, and it’s a reminder that every relationship has its ups and downs, and sometimes, the best solution is mutual understanding—even when it hurts a little.
I’m Gail Nobles and you’re listening to Sound Flave. Music and Melody
12 MAR. 2025 · Written by: Gail Nobles 3/12/2025
Art by: Gail Nobles
**Sound Flave**! It is a musical experience that’s bursting with flavor, indicative of the rich textures and delicious vibes you can savor with every note and beat. It's not just music; it's a whole feast for your ears!
Now, let’s break it down a bit. Our secondary title—**Radiae Applis**—is where the magic really gets interesting! Radiae suggests that this is a sound that transcends the ordinary waves of your radio frequencies. This is not just your run-of-the-mill tune playing in the background; this is music that radiates with energy, creativity, and originality. It’s like a sonic beacon calling out to passionate seekers of true artistic expression!
And what about that “Applis” part? We’re talking about Apple Flavor! That’s not just a nod to our favorite tech giant; it’s a celebration of creativity and innovation in music that’s crisp, juicy, and packed with zesty vibes! Imagine the harmonious blend of fresh sounds, intertwining like the perfect mix in a fruit salad, delivering blissful sensations that tickle your soul and get you moving on the dance floor!
So when you pop in those headphones or crank up that stereo, it’s about tasting the **Sound Flave**! Dive into those rich melodies, let them simulate your senses, and allow yourself to be swept away on a vibrant journey of auditory delight. We're reviving the art of sound to make it as flavorful as a sun-ripened apple!
This is Gail Nobles saying, keep your ears open and your spirits high, because with **Sound Flave: Radiae Applis**, it’s not just a sound—it’s an experience!
Give the show a listen: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/sound-flave--4906650
Sound Flave is about music and melody by Gail Nobles © 2021
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