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Superbugs and superweeds. What do these words mean? Sean Dunnet from Dumfries Service Company gives us context to understand these terms. Scott Lisso and Barclay Nap are also our guests.
Monday, March 4, 2013 set list (band, song, album)
1. Supertramp, Fool’s Overture, Even In The Quietest Moments
2. Supertramp, Lover Boy, Even In The Quietest Moments
3. The Rolling Stones, Sway, Sticky Fingers
4. Elton John, Your Sister Can’t Twist (But She Can Rock and Roll), Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
5. Blue Oyster Cult, Then Came The Last Days In May, Blue Oyster Cult
6. Blue Oyster Cult, Hot Rails To Hell, Tyranny and Mutation (request)
7. Nazareth, Morning Dew, Nazareth (requested band)
8. Free, Wild Indian Woman, Tons of Sobs
9. Nazareth, My White Bicycle, Hair of the Dog
10. Blue Oyster Cult, Dominance and Submission, Secret Treaties (request)
11. Blue Oyster Cult, The Red and the Black, Tyranny and Mutation (request)
12. Bachman-Turner Overdrive, Flat Broke Love, Four Wheel Drive
13. Bachman-Turner Overdrive, Quick Change Artist, Four Wheel Drive
14. Batman Theme, Link Wray, Rumble! The Best of Link Wray
15. Rumble, Link Wray, Rumble! The Best of Link Wray
16. Nazareth, Just To Get Into It, No Mean City
17. Deep Purple, Lay Down Stay Down, Burn
18. The Beatles, Cry Baby Cry, The Beatles (White Album)
19. Kansas, Portrait (He Knew), Point of Know Return
20. Bob Dylan, Most of The Time, No Mercy
21. The Firm, Radioactive, The Firm
22. Pete Townshend, I Am An Animal, Empty Glass
23. David Bowie, Aladdin Sane, Aladdin Sane
24. The Allman Brothers Band, Nobody Knows, Shades of Two Worlds
Monday, March 4, 2013 set list (band, song, album)
1. Supertramp, Fool’s Overture, Even In The Quietest Moments
2. Supertramp, Lover Boy, Even In The Quietest Moments
3. The Rolling Stones, Sway, Sticky Fingers
4. Elton John, Your Sister Can’t Twist (But She Can Rock and Roll), Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
5. Blue Oyster Cult, Then Came The Last Days In May, Blue Oyster Cult
6. Blue Oyster Cult, Hot Rails To Hell, Tyranny and Mutation (request)
7. Nazareth, Morning Dew, Nazareth (requested band)
8. Free, Wild Indian Woman, Tons of Sobs
9. Nazareth, My White Bicycle, Hair of the Dog
10. Blue Oyster Cult, Dominance and Submission, Secret Treaties (request)
11. Blue Oyster Cult, The Red and the Black, Tyranny and Mutation (request)
12. Bachman-Turner Overdrive, Flat Broke Love, Four Wheel Drive
13. Bachman-Turner Overdrive, Quick Change Artist, Four Wheel Drive
14. Batman Theme, Link Wray, Rumble! The Best of Link Wray
15. Rumble, Link Wray, Rumble! The Best of Link Wray
16. Nazareth, Just To Get Into It, No Mean City
17. Deep Purple, Lay Down Stay Down, Burn
18. The Beatles, Cry Baby Cry, The Beatles (White Album)
19. Kansas, Portrait (He Knew), Point of Know Return
20. Bob Dylan, Most of The Time, No Mercy
21. The Firm, Radioactive, The Firm
22. Pete Townshend, I Am An Animal, Empty Glass
23. David Bowie, Aladdin Sane, Aladdin Sane
24. The Allman Brothers Band, Nobody Knows, Shades of Two Worlds
John FitzGibbon speaks today about Environmental Farm Plans. A completed EFP helps farm operators be aware of the environmental issues around their farmstead and qualifies them for some financial support to make those changes.
Ali and Max are on board for the second half of the show. Ali plays some music he will have for the Saturday WCS dance. Max brings his melodica for some music. Lots of chat!
Jen Cyr joins us for the first hour of the show. She brings us news of her activities in the local swing scene and some book reviews for those wanting to experience swing through the written word. Jen also edits the “Tea for Two” email publication bringing news of the scene. Sign up here http://cuttingedgedj.us1.list-manage.com /subscribe?u=e2bada47f46d7a3c925b64dbb&id=5537452bd1
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Here is a battle of great songs that we would listen to (if it were allowed) while battling it out on the Amazing Race Canada Edition!
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Rarely does the Mano A Mano screw up, right podcast listeners?
(ah, the beauty of editing!)
Well, here are a few of Mano A Mano’s on-air Screw-ups!
Monday, Feb. 25, 2013 set list (band, song, album)
1. The Rolling Stones, Can’t You Hear Me Knocking, Sticky Fingers
2. The Rolling Stones, 100 Years Ago, Goats Head Soup
3. The Rolling Stones, Moonlight Mile, Sticky Fingers
4. The Tragically Hip, Long Time Running, Road Apples
5. Fleetwood Mac, Future Games, Future Games
6. Klaatu, Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft, 3:47 EST
7. The Guess Who, Medley: Coming Down Off The Money Bag/Song of the Dog, Share The Land
8. Queen, More Of That Jazz, Jazz
9. Supertramp, Another Man’s Woman, Crisis? What Crisis?
10. Marianne Faithfull, Why’d Ya Do It, Broken English
11. Deep Purple, Loosen My Strings, Purpendicular
12. J.J. Cale, Mama Don’t, Shades
13. Electric Light Orchestra, Roll Over Beethoven, ELO 2
14. Roxy Music, Like A Hurricane (live, Neil Young cover), Heart Still Beating
15.The Allman Brothers Band, Get On With Your Life, Shades of Two Worlds
16. Eric Burdon and The Animals, Winds of Change, Winds of Change
17. ZZ Top, A Fool For Your Stockings, Deguello
18. Traffic, The Low Spark Of High-Heeled Boys, The Low Spark Of High-Heeled Boys
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An authenticity runs through Canadian singer-songwriter Lynn Jackson’s music that reflects a deep commitment to telling stories that ring true with listeners. Combine this with her gentle voice, rich instrumentation and sweet melodies and you get a sound that is roots-Americana with a hint of folk-pop.
Having shared stages with Ron Sexsmith, Fred Eaglesmith and Jay Semko (The Northern Pikes), Jackson just finished her 7th studio album set for release in April 2014. The Acoustic Sessions is a stripped-down rootsy retrospective of her writing since 2002 and follows up 2012’s critically acclaimed Down in the Dust (Busted Flat Records, Fall 2012). Jackson take her cues from Lucinda Williams, Kathleen Edwards and Eliza Gilkyson, using her ‘whiskey and honey’ voice to mix her timeless melodies while spinning tales about love, loss and everyday people.
Having toured Down in the Dust through the dusty Praries to Vancouver Island in 2013, Jackson will soon hit the road again this summer with a coast-to-coast tour to support her 7th release. As audiences warm to her soulful storytelling style, Jackson is solidifying her place as one of the most original and compelling voices on the Canadian folk music scene.
http://www.lynnjackson.net http://www.bustedflatrecords.com
Lynn is my great pal and one of my fave co hosts because she introduces me to new music all the time. Here’s our first radio show chat. From Lynn performing live (pardon the mic for the first song) It’s all very casual, lovely and amazing.
And Lynn be soon be back because she has a new acoustic CD about to come out and another CD in the works! Yay ! …. – Coral
Last year, I very good friend of the family passed away – he was like an uncle to me and if it was not for him, I do not think I would have found music at all. His name was Brian Richmond. Brian and his brother David loved music. Brian was a brilliant bongo player and drummer. And thanks to Brian’s tap tap a tapping! Dave.. “Durd” Richmond became very famous in a British Band called Manfred Mann!
Dave and his equally famous son Chris Richmond ( who does video production for the Irish band Snow Patrol) came to visit me at Sound FM and I was chuffed. Here is a little bit about Dave!
David ‘Dave’ Richmond is a professional bass player, best known as a founder member of the 1960s pop group Manfred Mann, playing with the band in 1963. After leaving the band in 1963, Richmond became a session player, working with, amongst others, Elton John, Bread, Hank Marvin, and Serge Gainsbourg. for more on Dave – http://www.jazz4now.co.uk/biography.php
Dave and Chris Richmond are two very talented Brits! Registry Theatre’s Lawrence McNaught and Lost and Found’s Artistic Director also met Kathleen Sheehy also met Dave and Chris as well.
In the second part of the show Chris Richmond speaks about his work with Atticus Finch. And Dave chats about working with Henry Mancini, ( known for The Pink Panther theme!) Peter Sallis (Wallace and Gromit), and David Jason (BBC TV’s A Touch of Frost). For more on Atticus Finch check out You Tube.
And this very special podcast of Coral FM is dedicated to the memory of Dave’s brother and my friend Brian Richmond. RIP Brian. I know you are snapping your fingers in perfect rhythm of the beat where’re your spirit roams. Love Coral FM.
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Today’s broadcast features music from the GMO’s, a Guelph based band. The topics are Food Freedom Day, audio press releases from the Ontario Federation of Agriculture President Mark Wales, and some farm news courtesy of OMAFRA Connects.
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A talk w/ Indigenous scholar + international troublemaker Ward Churchill on subversive thought, state repression, indigenous resistance, non-native solidarity, , lists, DoT, + more.
listen here: http://rabble.ca/sites/rabble/files/audio/download/17308/awlradio-rabble-2013-02-15-ward.mp3
In February 2011, Indigenous scholar and international trouble maker Ward Churchill was in toronto to speak with Angela Davis at the keynote for the university of toronto’s student union’s annual expression against oppression social justice week.
AW@L Radio was lucky enough to arrange an interview with Ward while he was in town. While bail conditions kept co-host Alex Hundert from making the interview, dan was able to sit down with Ward for an hour to discuss criminalisation of dissent and subversive thought; the ongoing use of the so-called “justice” system to stifle grassroots movements; the absurdity of the diversity of tactics debate; the role for non-native allies in the rising wave of Indigenous resistance; the complex simplicity of decolonisation; and more.
In short order the interview file was corrupted and the interview thought loss forever. After repeated attempts and failures (on our sub-par equipment), we have finally been able to restore the file, and are now proud to present the full interview with Ward Churchill, whose words are as timely and important no as when this interview was first undertaken.
**Trigger Warning** We wanted to add a trigger warning on this piece: just past minute 6 there is a brief connection made between defending the land and ones culture, and defending against rape. This discussion lasts for 1 minute and 20 seconds.
This interview first aired on the weekly 2 hour AW@L radio (16:00-18:00est) on CKMS 100.3FM * Community * Co-op * Campus * Radio – Waterloo – http://soundfm.ca
This is Episode 2 of our Audio Comic that features a Great Story, Great Canadian bands and Great Canadian Artists!!
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Monday, Feb. 18, 2013 set list (band, song, album)
1. Black Sabbath, Supernaut, Vol. 4
2. Black Sabbath, Neon Knights. Heaven and Hell
3. Black Sabbath, Digital Bitch, Born Again
4. Blind Faith, Had To Cry Today, Blind Faith
5. Van Halen, Me Wise Magic, The Best of, Vol. I
6. Van Halen, D.O.A., Van Halen II
7. Van Halen, The Seventh Seal, Balance
8. Bruce Springsteen, Candy’s Room, Darkness On The Edge of Town
9. Chilliwack, Communication Breakdown, Breakdown In Paradise
10. Chilliwack, Crazy Talk, Riding High
11. David Wilcox, Cheap Beer Joint, Out Of The Woods
12. Emerson Lake and Palmer, Lend Your Love To Me Tonight, Works, Volume I
13. Queen, Dead On Time, Jazz
14. Rainbow, Man On The Silver Mountain, Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow
15. The Rolling Stones, Jigsaw Puzzle, Beggars Banquet
16. Deep Purple, Walk On, Bananas
17, Pink Floyd, Have A Cigar, Wish You Were Here
18. UFO, Rock Bottom, Phenomenon
19. Lou Reed, Satellite of Love, Transformer
20. Highway Song, Blackfoot, Strikes
21. Beatles, Because, Abbey Road
22. Beatles, Abbey Road Side II medley: You Never Give Me Your Money/Sun King/Mean Mr. Mustard/Polythene Pam/She Came In Through The Bathroom Window/Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight/The End/Her Majesty
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Max Salman and Lucy Zhang join the show this week. Both are musicians and recent members of the swing dance community. They bring their knowledge of music to the conversation, and a little about their other interests. Lucy is a violinist and has done ballet, and is working at the Perimeter Institute. Max is a pianist playing the accordion with the swing dance musicians group. Max has had a show on CKMS before. It’s Valentines Day, so we played a couple songs about Valentine.