Episodes
145
July 1, 2022
145: Mark Berens Remembers Gord Downie
Mark Berens paints with oils, natural surroundings, capturing light and depth to a level that finds collectors and art lovers captivated and coming back to see his latest works. Mark is also profoundly connected to and affected by a band that to many, has in their music, best represented Canada. When Mark was younger, his connection to the Tragically Hip would grow, and rather profoundly, when faced with a profound loss. This episode is these stories, with a bit of music, in a tribute of sorts to Gord Downie in this Canada Day Special. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
144
June 30, 2022
144: Songs from the Sea
It's the sea we're headed for this time with songs and the stories behind them.
143
June 23, 2022
143: Tamara Williamson
Tamara Williamson is the creator and performer of the one person 5 star stage production The Break Up Diet and she's one compelling speaker, songwriter and performer! Guitar in hand, she entertains you here.
142
June 17, 2022
142: Brennen Sloan
Call it Americana, or Canadiana. With influences like Jimmie Rodgers and Gordon Lightfoot, Brennen Sloan brings his guitar and tells his story.
141
June 16, 2022
141: Rolling Stones Live at the Elmo 1977
This is a Rolling Stones special telling the story with four people who were there in Toronto in March 1977 when the band played the Elmo,
140
June 9, 2022
140: Henry Taylor and Monique Montgomery
In the tradition of Springsteen, Neil Young, and Dylan, Henry straps on his harmonica and guitar and plays his latest original songs.
139
June 9, 2022
139: Under the Covers
An episode featuring some favourite songs made famous in their cover versions, but THESE are the lesser heard versions by the artists who wrote them.
138
June 2, 2022
138: This Is Spinal Tap Revisited
Just the greatest movie ever made about rock 'n' roll.
137
May 26, 2022
137: Steve Marriner Special
Award Winning singer/songwriter/guitarist/bassist/blues harp player Steve Marriner and I dive into his latest album.
136
May 26, 2022
136: Down on the Farm
What do The Kinks, Bowie, and Pink Floyd all have in common, beyond being British? Songs about farm animals. No animals were harmed in the making of the music, or this podcast.
135
May 19, 2022
135: Songs of Freedom
Free up 17 minutes to enjoy this stroll through freedom town.
134
May 12, 2022
134: Classic Albums of 1972 Part 2
An episode featuring nothing but albums that hit record stores in April, May and June 1972.
132
April 28, 2022
132: Sax Education Part 1
Some of the best sax solos in rock songs in the first of a 2 part "Sax Education" ;)
131
April 21, 2022
131: Steely Dan Interview 2003
Becker and Fagen and me in 2003. This is a treat from my archives.
130
April 15, 2022
130: PF Sloan
From my personal archives, a tribute to two men, in the 2014 intimate conversation with the legendary songwriter/artist PF Sloan.
128
March 31, 2022
128: Holidays in the Sun
It's the March break episode full of stories and songs about holidays in the sun.
127
March 24, 2022
127: Mountain Head - The Backseat Special
Two brothers. Two long beards. Two big hats, Two voices. Two guitars. One 6 song EP. Let's do it.
126
March 17, 2022
126: Classic Albums of 1972 Part 1
Can you name 3 albums out in the first 3 months of 1972? Let's investigate further.
125
March 4, 2022
125: Sagen Pearse as Hollowsage
6 Feet Under Meets 6 feet of vocal and lyrical passion.
124
March 3, 2022
124: Telephone Songs
This time we're hanging by the telephone with 20 minute of music and stories about names, numbers, operators, long distance information, Billy, Rikki, Jenny Jenny and more.
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Feb. 25, 2022
123: Eamon McGrath Album Release Special
Celebrating the February 2022 release of the Bells of Hope album, Eamon brings his Martin Guitar to Wild Woods Blue.
122
Feb. 24, 2022
122: The Power of Possibility
Five major rock legends in their own words, join me inside the theme of "Possibility"