#113 Anthony Bourdain & Songs About Food

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Society & Culture, Music, Arts

4.4 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 25 January 2008

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Superstar chef, author and TV host Anthony Bourdain joins Jim and Greg for a conversation about two of the best things on earth: Music and Food. What’s the connection between these two great pleasures? Jim and Greg hear from chefs around the country and play their favorite culinary-themed songs.

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0:00.0	You gotta understand something there.
0:02.0	This music is the glue of the world.
0:05.0	It holds it all together.
0:06.0	Without this, life would be meaningless. What are you getting so crazy about? It's just music.
0:27.0	Welcome to sound Opinions from Chicago Public Radio and American Public Media.
0:37.0	I'm Jim De Regattis, the pop music critic at the Chicago Sun-times.
0:41.0	And I'm Greg Kot. I write about Rock-and-roll for the Chicago sometimes. And I'm Greg Kot, I write about Rock and Roll for the Chicago Tribune.
0:44.7	Today on the world's only Rock and Roll Talk Show, Jim and I are going to look at two of life's
0:48.6	great pleasures, music and food.
0:51.3	We'll talk to author and rock and roll chef Anthony Bourdain
0:54.0	and give our choices for the greatest rock songs ever about food.
1:00.0	You're listening to sound opinions and time now for some music news Greg it's looking increasingly like EMI records.
1:13.0	They're shattered.
1:19.0	Greg, it's looking increasingly like EMI records is going to be shattered. They are one of the last
1:24.4	four remaining major labels and they are going to hell in a hand basket. Looks like they're losing
1:30.0	the Rolling Stones to Warner Music. The Rolling Stones catalog is one of the richest in rock history.
1:35.6	Never been exploited particularly well.
1:38.2	Parts of the early 60s catalog belong with ATCO.
1:41.9	Later stuff's been reissued by Virgin, but it's always been kind of a
1:44.0	sloppy job. A lot of money to be had there. It's estimated that if EMI loses the Rolling Stones,
1:49.2	they're going to lose upward of $6 million a year in revenues but guy hands the guy who is running
1:55.5	EMI doesn't seem to care he's he's cutting 2,000 jobs at the company radio head and
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