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Rita Coolidge

Rita Coolidge

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Oct 14, 2026

Allan MitchellHOST
34:16
It's a better lyric, for sure.
Allan MitchellHOST
34:19
Do you know the, the, the coda at the end of that beautiful piano piece that goes at the end of Layla was, uh, written, uh, by Rita Coolidge, but she never got credit for it.
Allan MitchellHOST
34:30
Her boyfriend was in the band, and he said, "Hey, listen to this." And the, uh, the producer put it on.
Allan MitchellHOST
34:39
Damn.
Dave AnthonyHOST
58:41
this is the first ever flow chart on garage you
David BrowneGUEST
58:44
had a flow chart in the book you know uh among other things but uh i mean certainly you know stills and young had a rivalry early on in the springfield as we've discussed uh and that that kind of extended into like the deja vu period then you had stills and nash having a rivalry which right after that which started with Rita Coolidge, who Stills had a fling with, and then Nash kind of stole her away from him.
David BrowneGUEST
59:14
Right.
David BrowneGUEST
59:14
And there's whole songs in their catalog all about this.
Mike SavageHOST
102:36
The song title drew on the Persian love story, Layla and Majnun, which resonated his feelings for Pattie Boyd, who was married to his very good mate, George Harrison, at the time.
Mike SavageHOST
102:48
And Rita Coolidge has long maintained that she co-created the piano passage and was never properly credited.
Mike SavageHOST
102:55
Sure.
Mike SavageHOST
102:56
Think I have to sit down after that.
Chrisita BurkettGUEST
9:10
So he actually wrote a couple.
Chrisita BurkettGUEST
9:12
So he, two of his favorite, uh, songwriters and musicians were Chris Christopherson and Rita Coolidge.
Sarah HarralsonHOST
9:17
Mm.
Chrisita BurkettGUEST
9:17
So that's where I get my name.
Sheryl CrowGUEST
26:18
But then he would talk about Chris Squires, you know? "Oh, that guy, you know, when we were playing in 1986.
Sheryl CrowGUEST
26:23
That guy had the highest voice and..." And then he would talk about Rita Coolidge.
Sheryl CrowGUEST
26:26
And very-
Joseph HudakHOST
26:27
Yeah
Sheryl CrowGUEST
23:56
"Oh, that guy.
Sheryl CrowGUEST
23:57
You know, when we were playing in 1986, that guy had the highest voice." And, and then he would talk about Rita Coolidge.
Joseph HudakHOST
24:02
Yeah.
Sheryl CrowGUEST
24:02
And very, very, like, graphic stories.
Tim FriedmannHOST
11:10
Yep.
Tim FriedmannHOST
11:11
Debuted this week at number 98, written by Leon Russell for his former girlfriend, Rita Coolidge.
Tim FriedmannHOST
11:16
Oh, that's right,
Frank OstHOST
11:17
yes.
Adam CarollaHOST
51:31
... wanted them to do.
Seth MacFarlaneGUEST
51:32
I, I think, I think the, you know, the Anne Murray, Rita Coolidge, uh, stuff probably is where that was-
Adam CarollaHOST
51:39
Mm-hmm
Seth MacFarlaneGUEST
51:39
... that, that played out.
SpinnerHOST
39:28
This song was written by Steven Bruton, who came from Texas and has played with many great artists in the music business.
SpinnerHOST
39:36
T-Bone Burnett, Bonnie Raitt, Gene Clark, Rita Coolidge, Devil McClinton, Sonny Landreth, Carly Simon, just to name a few.
SpinnerHOST
39:46
He died of complications of throat cancer in May of 2009, only 60 years old.
SpinnerHOST
39:53
But after he was diagnosed with cancer in 2006, some of his amigos de música suggested that spending time in the studio might be a welcome distraction.
PyroHOST
8:13
And as ever, I have a great selection of '80s tracks right across the decade for you.
PyroHOST
8:19
As ever, we just started with Rita Coolidge with All Alone, Stevie Wonder, I Just Called to Say I Love You.
PyroHOST
8:26
Later on in the show we have Stevie Nicks, we have Tina Turner, we have Bananarama, and more, so stick around.
PyroHOST
8:34
Coming up now, from 1982, we have Chaz and Dave, and this is called Ain't No Pleasing You.

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