So Old It’s New set list, Monday, July 8, 2013 with DJ Bald Boy

Canada Day show part deux: Here’s the set list for So Old It’s New, Monday, July 8/13 (band/artist, song, album)

1. April Wine, Slow Poke, Live At The El Mocambo
2. Neil Young, Revolution Blues, On The Beach
3. The Tragically Hip, Now For Plan A, Now For Plan A
4. Joni Mitchell, This Flight Tonight, Blue
5. Bachman-Turner Overdrive, She’s Keepin’ Time, Four Wheel Drive
6. Chilliwack, Raino, Chilliwack
7. Rush, Ghost Rider, Vapor Trails
8. Bruce Cockburn, Incandescent Blue, Dancing In The Dragons’ Jaws
9. David Wilcox, God Is On A Bender, Greatest Hits Too
10. The Guess Who, Key, Canned Wheat
11. Blood, Sweat and Tears, Lucretia MacEvil (album version), Blood, Sweat and Tears 3
12. Rough Trade, Birds of a Feather, Rough Trade Live!
13. Nash The Slash, 19th Nervous Breakdown, Children Of The Night
14. Triumph, Lay It On The Line, Just A Game
15. Colin James, Chicks ‘n’ Cars (And The Third World War), Colin James
16. Lighthouse, Take It Slow, Thoughts Of Moving On
17. Headstones, Judy, Picture Of Health
18. Moist, Push, Silver
19. Powder Blues, What’ve I Been Drinkin’, Uncut
20. Neil Young, Driftin’ Back, Psychedelic Pill

100.3 Sound fm partners with the Wilmot Wild lacrosse club!

The Wilmot Wild and SoundFM 100.3 have partnered to bring you the best music and the best lacrosse action in the region!!! Listen to 100.3 fm for your chance to win passes to upcoming Wilmot Wild games this Thursday, July 4th and Monday, July 8th, 2013!!! The Wild are currently pushing towards the post season and SoundFM will be giving away FREE tickets to see the Wild and win great prizes.

The Wild and SoundFM will also be bringing you player interviews and profiles so you can get to here your favourite players and management on the radio; only on CKMS 100.3 Sound fm!

Sound FM and the Wild are very excited about this partnership and look forward to growing and working together in the Waterloo region!

Lets Go Wild!!!

See you at the next home game!

Check out the partnership write-up with 100.3 Sound fm and the Wilmot Wild website at :

http://site1824.goalline.ca/news.php?news_id=757399

And thank-you Wilmot Wild for your support of your local community-campus radio station! CKMS – Radio Waterloo Inc.

So Old It’s New show set list, Monday, July 1, 2013 with DJ Bald Boy

Listed by band/artist, song, album:

1. Murray McLauchlan, Out Past The Timberline, Timberline/Songs From The Street compilation
2. April Wine, Juvenile Delinquent, Live At The El Mocambo
3. Hugh Dillon, Radio Plays, Works Well With Others
4. Neil Young, Coupe de Ville, This Note’s For You
5. Doug and The Slugs, Tropical Rainstorm, Cognac and Bologna
6. The Tragically Hip, Fire In The Hole, Day For Night
7. Bruce Cockburn, You Get Bigger As You Go, Humans
8. Steppenwolf, It’s Never Too Late, At Your Birthday Party
9. Five Man Electrical Band, I’m A Stranger Here, Absolutely Right (best of)
10. Fludd, Get Up, Get Out, Move On, single/Greatest Expectations compilation
11. The Guess Who, Lightfoot, Wheatfield Soul
12. Gordon Lightfoot, Race Among The Ruins, Summertime Dream
13. David Wilcox, Hot, Hot Papa, Out Of The Woods
14. The Tragically Hip, Silver Jet, In Violet Light
15. Neil Young, Love To Burn, Ragged Glory
16. Headstones, Three Angels, Picture of Health
17. The Guess Who, Life In The Bloodstream, So Long, Bannatyne
18. Bruce Cockburn, Justice, Inner City Front
19. Rush, A Farewell To Kings, A Farewell To Kings
20. Neil Young, Born In Ontario, Psychedelic Pill
21. The Tragically Hip, Fireworks, Phantom Power
22. Murray McLauchlan, Sixteen Lanes of Highway, Song From The Street
23. Doug and The Slugs, Drifting Away, Cognac and Bologna
24. Bruce Cockburn, The Strong One, Inner City Front
25. Rush, Xanadu, A Farewell To Kings

Noel Edison Artistic Director of The Elora Festival on Coral FM

Gambrel Barn
The beautiful Gambrel Barn performance space at The Elora Festival now celebrating its 35 season.

Elora Festival Artistic Director Noel Edison is well established as one of the most versatile and charismatic conductors in the world today. As conductor and artistic director of two world-class Canadian ensembles, the large-scale Toronto Mendelssohn Choir and the chamber-sized Elora Festival Singers, Edison is widely recognized and appreciated for his skillful, interpretive work with both choir and orchestra.


A native of Toronto, Edison moved to the scenic village of Elora, where, in 1979, he co-founded the Elora Festival and, a year later, the Elora Festival Singers as its choir-in-residence. Since 1984, Edison has served as Artistic Director of the Elora Festival as well as Organist and Choirmaster of one of the few all-professional church choirs in Canada at the Church of St. John the Evangelist in Elora. In 1988, he established the Elora Festival Orchestra.  


In 2002 the University of Guelph conferred upon Noel the Honorary Degree of Doctor of Music. 
And on January 22, 2009, he was appointed to the Order of Ontario, the province’s highest honour.

Elora Festival 
The Elora Festival was launched as the Three Centuries Festival in 1979. It has since evolved into an internationally acclaimed annual music event now known as the Elora Festival that attracts capacity crowds to the Village of Elora. Patrons enjoy four weeks of international calibre music, from large-scale classical works for choir and orchestra to intimate evenings of jazz and popular music.

Elora Festival and Singers 
The Elora Festival Singers (EFS), an all-professional Grammy- and Juno-nominated chamber choir, was founded in 1980 by Noel Edison as principal choral ensemble of the Elora Festival. In 1992, the Elora Festival Singers was incorporated as a separate organization to manage its year-round activities. Since 1997, the choir has been the core of the Toronto Mendelssohn Choir and the Toronto Mendelssohn Singers, and is the choral ensemble-in-residence of the Elora Festival for four weeks each summer. Through regular concert series, recordings, broadcasts, and touring, EFS has established a reputation as one of the finest chamber choirs in Canada and beyond, contributing to the musical life, not only of the community, but on an international stage. With eight releases on the NAXOS label, the EFS is known for its rich, warm sound and clarity of texture. The choir is renowned for its diverse styles, for its commitment to Canadian repertoire, and for its collaborations with other Canadian artists. The Elora Festival and Singers continue to manage a professional choir of international regard and present a summer festival of classical and contemporary music, with an emphasis on choral works, featuring Canadian artists of international calibre in the unique setting of the Village of Elora.

It was my great pleasure to have Elora Festival Artistic Director Noel Edison as a special guest on Coral FM. We had a lot of fun in a candid wide ranging chat which included Noel’s experience on The Grammys red carpet, his insight into the music of tomorrow, his childhood passion for singing, how Carl Orff’s Carmina’s Burana’s Oh Fortuna is about to be used in a most unusual way, and of course The Elora Festival 2013! 
Noel Edison is welcome back anytime! – Coral FM.

For a complete guide to Elora Festival 2014 and to order tickets  Visit http://www.elorafestival.com
Listen here for my interview with Noel Edison 

 

So Old It’s New set list, Monday, June 24, 2013 with DJ Bald Boy

So Old It’s New set list for Monday, June 24/13 (band, song, album)

1. Black Sabbath, Johnny Blade, Never Say Die!
2. Black Sabbath, Zeitgeist, 13
3. Fight, Little Crazy, War of Words
4. Accept, Fast As A Shark, Restless and Wild
5. Deep Purple, No No No, Fireball
6. Bad Company, Silver, Blue and Gold, Run With The Pack
7. Queen, Stone Cold Crazy, Sheer Heart Attack
8. Neil Young, Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere, Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere
9. The Stooges, Down On The Street, Fun House
10. Cat Stevens/Yusuf Islam, Indian Ocean, Gold compilation (track recorded for compilation, 2005)
11. Tommy Bolin, Shake The Devil, Private Eyes
12. Traffic, Roll Right Stones, Shoot Out At The Fantasy Factory
13. Steve Winwood, Spanish Dancer, Arc Of A Diver
14. Bruce Springsteen, She’s The One, Born To Run
15. John Lee Hooker, I Don’t Wanna Go To Vietnam, Simply The Truth
16. The Rolling Stones, Winter, Goats Head Soup
17. Whitesnake, Till The Day I Die, Come An’ Get It
18. Little Feat, Roll Um Easy, Dixie Chicken
19. Wings, Arrow Through Me, Back To The Egg
20. Rod Stewart, My Way Of Giving, Gasoline Alley
21. Love, She Comes In Colors, Da Capo
22. Aerosmith, My Fist Your Face, Done With Mirrors
23. Van Morrison, And The Healing Has Begun, Into The Music

Double Dragon Martial Arts radio show sponsorship!

A huge thank-you going out to our latest sponsor, Double Dragon Martial Arts out of Kitchener, Ontario for your sponsorship of Sound fm’s Denim Entertainment Radio show!

Your donations and sponsorships of our radio shows, programmers, DJ’s and fundraisers of 100.3 Sound fm are always appreciated very much.

Check out their Double Dragon Martial Arts website at http://www.doubledragonkungfu.ca/ and follow them on twitter @DoubleDragonCA !

And thank-you once again Double Dragon Martial arts for your sponsorship of the Denim Entertainment Radio show and support of CKMS – Radio Waterloo Inc.

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