This show, hosted by EUPHORIA guitarist, Ken Ramm showcases the major paradigm shift in film and television with the use of the popular song as a scoring device.

An augmentation in focus was led by directors and producers as varied as Stanley Kubrick, Taika Waititi, Jerry Bruckheimer, Quentin Tarantino, John Hughes, David Chase, Jordan Peele, Sam Mendes, Edgar Wright, Martin Scorcese and others. Combined with music supervisors, actors and recording artists, these forces helped to create a sonic palette that complimented traditional film scoring. While popular song was often used in films as a teaser, the dramatic shift, into the somewhat controversial role of the music supervisor, is leaving an indelible mark on the music landscape of film, television and even advertising.

Join us, for a varied two hour show that embraces a history of popular music, from the 17th century to the 21st century, contemporary and classical, tied to the visual mediums.

TRACKLIST:
01) Picture Book – The Kinks – The Umbrella Academy
02) You Never Can Tell – Chuck Berry – Pulp Fiction
03) American Girl – Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers – The Handmaid’s Tale
04) Left Of Center – Suzanne Vega – Pretty In Pink
05) The Hearts Filthy Lesson – David Bowie – Se7en
06) Baby Driver – Simon And Garfunkel – Baby Driver
07) White Room – Cream – The Joker
08) Angel – Massive Attack – Snatch
09) Immigrant Song – Led Zeppelin – Thor: Ragnarok
10) Sha La La La Lee – Small Faces – Sex Education
11) Fever – Peggy Lee – The Queen’s Gambit
12) Gloria – Van Morrison – The Sopranos
13) Little Gem (Down Home Mixes) – Euphoria – C.S.I.: Crime Scene Investigation
14) Good Vibrations – The Beach Boys – Us
15) Fuck The Police [Explicit] – N.W.A. – Us
16) Twistin’ The Night Away – Sam Cooke – The Umbrella Academy
17) Komm, Gib Mir Deine Hand – The Beatles – Jojo Rabbit
18) The Seeker – The Who – American Beauty
19) Glory Box – Portishead – Two Weeks To Live
20) One Way Out – The Allman Brothers Band – The Departed
21) Whine And Grine/Stand Down Margaret – The English Beat – The Crown
22) I’m A Man – The Spencer Davis Group – Mad Men
23) Boom Boom – The Animals – Skyfall
24) Pink Moon – Nick Drake – Volkswagen
25) You And Whose Army? – Radiohead – Peaky Blinders
26) Paint It Black – The Rolling Stones – Full Metal Jacket
27) Breathe Me – Sia – Six Feet Under
28) 9th Symphony_5th Movement – Herbert Von Karajan: Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra – A Clockwork Orange