Melisa Luymes joins us in the studio today. Mel has a webpage at www.headlands.ca . where she adds to the agricultural discussion with “Mel’s Prime Beef” a collection of video rants. Mel brought a bunch of great tunes. So many songs,,, not enough time.
So Old It’s New set list for Monday, July 6, 2015
1. David Lee Roth, Ladies’ Nite In Buffalo
2. The Who, In A Hand Or A Face
3. New Barbarians, Am I Groovin’ You? (live)
4. Whitesnake, Stormbringer
5. Elton John, Bad Side Of The Moon
6. Ian Dury & The Blockheads, There Ain’t Half Been Some Clever Bastards
7. Megadeth, Peace Sells
8. Rory Gallagher, Do You Read Me
9. Bill Withers, Use Me
10. ZZ Top, I Need You Tonight
11. Soundgarden, Blow Up The Outside World
12. The Darkness, Knockers
13. Santana, Se A Cabo
14. Elvis Presley, Mean Woman Blues
15. John Mellencamp, Ghost Towns Along The Highway
16. Wings, Beware My Love (live)
17. Wings, Letting Go, (live)
18. David Bowie, Soul Love
19. Ry Cooder, Drive Like I Never Been Hurt
20. Chicago, Ballad/Ballet For A Girl In Buchannon – Make Me Smile/So Much To Say, So Much To Give/Anxiety’s Moment/West Virginia Fantasies/Colour My World/To Be Free/Now More Than Ever (live in Japan, 1972)
21. Eric Clapton, Old Love (live)
The final episode of the Electrifying Adventures was released July 1st on CKMS and YouTube. There are even more great Canadian Bands that we would have loved to feature in the episodes and that we will continue to feature here on the radio.
The artwork for episode 5 was created by CKMS’ own Cameron Matthews. Who programs Wednesdays!
Featured Bands (in order of appearance):
1) Vote Robot
2) Buck 65
3) Bass Lions
4) Legato Vipers
5) The Famines
6) Synthcake
7) 54-40
8) Atomic Seven
9) The Darcys
10) Ryan Dahle
11) Siskiyou
12) Chad Vangaalen
13) The Bleating Hearts
14) Prairie Cat
15) Robot Apocalypse featuring Gary Cain of the Gary Cain Band and Brad Merritt of 54-40
Godspeed You! Black Emperor is a band that is near and dear to our hearts. They are the one of the first bands that we featured on “The Electrifying Adventures of DJ Jeff E Jeff”, our Audio Comic that features great Canadian Bands. As such, when we saw their new album ‘Asunder, Sweet and Other Distress’ we knew we had to release it on the same day that we closed out The Electrifying Adventures – Canada Day!
Sit back and enjoy this soundscape! Then go and pick up this album! You will not be disappointed!
Jan Westcott is our guest today. Jan is with Spirits Canada www.acd.ca . www.mydrinkmychoice.ca The distillery members of Spirits Canada are major users of ontario grains. Jan brought a bunch of great tunes. I think we got through about 2/3 of them.
Hi Everyone in Radioland.
Just for today, please go to www.coralandrews.ca for today’s show. It is a special Canada Day presentation. I will upload it to Sound FM when I have more time. My show is filled with other content today. Thanks Coral
So Old It’s New set list for Monday, June 29, 2015
1. James Gang, Turn To Stone
2. Yes, Starship Trooper (Chris Squire, RIP)
3. The Tragically Hip, Fully Completely (live)
4. Dire Straits, Your Latest Trick
5. Johnny Cash, In My Life
6. Rory Gallagher, I Could’ve Had Religion
7. Little Feat, Crack In Your Door
8. The Kinks, National Health (live)
9. Midnight Oil, Return To Sender (not the Elvis song)
10. Chicago, Poem 58
11. Peter Tosh, Mystic Man
12. Bob Dylan, Ballad Of Frankie Lee And Judas Priest
13. The Rolling Stones, Dead Flowers (Marquee Club, Live In 1971)
14. Pete Townshend, Cat’s In The Cupboard
15. Pink Floyd, Lucifer Sam
16. Blue Oyster Cult, Workshop Of The Telescopes
17. Gene Clark, Silver Raven
18. Elton John, Country Comfort (live)
19. Fleetwood Mac, Oh Well (live)
20. Led Zeppelin, What Is And What Should Never Be (live BBC sessions)
21. Rainbow, Catch The Rainbow (live)
We found out earlier this year that Paul Jago was going to be releasing some new songs. He just recently put out a few demo tapes! We aren’t sure if he is going to be taking these into the recording studio or not….but we were so stoked to hear these that we had to do a feature. Check them out above!
Amy Cronin and Scott Graham are today’s guests. Amy and Scott are members of www.ontariopresidentscouncil.com Amy is the Chair of www.ontariopork.on.ca/ and Scott, the Chair of www.eggfarmersofontario.ca/ . We played some C&W , and music from some up and coming Canadian musicians.
Okay so this is less of a review and more a video of one of our favourite performances from the festival. We just got this tech the day before the festival and untested we embarked on the electrifying adventure. Obviously we need to invest in a tripod and a windscreen but this video should get the idea across about how awesome this band is!
Their were soo many bands we had the pleasure of seeing including our shows favourite local band Pick a Piper! But the highlight of this years festival was the band Son Lux who put on an amazing performance! Check out a track here:
We analyze the new Limblifter video for their sweet new track “Dopamine” Check it out here and then listen again to their actual video without all out chitter chatter over top.
So Old It’s New set list for Monday, June 22, 2015 – the Deep Purple and offshoot bands, plus other stuff, show.
1. Dio, Holy Diver
2. Black Country Communion, Song Of Yesterday
3. Glenn Hughes, Lady Double Dealer (Burning Japan Live 1994)
4. Deep Purple, Lazy (In The Absence of Pink, live 1985)
5. Trapeze, Medusa
6. Rainbow, The Temple Of The King
7. California Breed, Sweet Tea
8. Whitesnake, Lay Down Stay Down
9. Whitesnake, Sweet Talker
10. Captain Beyond, Raging River Of Fear
11. Coverdale/Page, Take Me For A Little While
12. Rainbow, Stargazer
13. The Rolling Stones, Live With Me (The Marquee Club, Live In 1971)
14. Fleetwood Mac, The Ghost
15. Rod Stewart, Interludings
16. Rod Stewart, Only A Hobo
17. Goddo, The Bus Driver Blues
18. Jethro Tull, No Lullaby
19. Humble Pie, Shine On
20. Lynyrd Skynyrd, If I’m Wrong
21. Tommy Bolin, Wild Dogs (extended version, 13:50, from The Ultimate Teaser 3CD set)
In our first ever episode we check out the new Captain Canuck series that we picked up at Carry-On Comics!
Patrick Jilesen is the studio guest today. Pat is an advocate for agriculture while he operates his family farm and participates in policy development for Ontario agriculture. Pat brought top ten music by some familiar musicians. Great songs that will be around for awhile.
Felix Weber www.agbusiness.ca , Kaye McLaga www.premierequipment.ca , and Max Salman http://www.geomaxx.ca are in the studio today. It’s all about precision agriculture. We played lots of tunes,,, with three guests, we doubled our usual playcount.
So Old It’s New set list for Monday, June 8, 2015
1. The Rolling Stones, Bitch (extended version from Sticky Fingers expanded edition re-release)
2. Eric Clapton, Main Line Florida
3. Joe Jackson, Right And Wrong
4. The Beatles, Any Time At All
5. Golden Earring, Leather
6. Groundhogs, Eccentric Man (live)
7. Martin Barre, Minstrel In The Gallery
8. Headstones, Digits
9. Bachman-Turner Overdrive, Don’t Get Yourself In Trouble
10. Bad Company, Lonely For Your Love
11. Stephen Stills, Know You Got To Run
12. Buddy Guy, When My Left Eye Jumps
13. Jethro Tull, Still Loving You Tonight
14. Elton John, Sails
15. Paul McCartney, Vintage Clothes
16. The Rolling Stones, Can’t You Hear Me Knocking (short alternate version from Sticky Fingers expanded edition re-release)
17. Thin Lizzy, Cold Sweat
18. David Bowie, Letter To Hermione
19. Procol Harum, Homburg
20. Robin Trower, Hannah
21. Whitesnake, Comin’ Home
22. Deep Purple, This Time Around/Owed To G
23. Canned Heat, Christmas Blues
24. The Allman Brothers Band, Jessica (live at Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, New York 1973)
We heard that Gilt Restaurant had our favourite Lake of Bays Brewing Company beverages and so we had to check out this restaurant to see how it was.
To Start things off the Lady fox has some food allergies and this restaurant was very accommodating! The server even went over with her which items she should choose from and worked out a personal mean just for her. Not only that, most “Special Orders” in other restaurants are just thrown together in an attempt to get something out. This looked and tasted amazing!
The Rest of us decided upon 6 tapas to share.
The first was some amazing chicken that was like nothing I have ever tastes before. It can be seen in the skillet in the image here. Those pieced of heaven in front of the skillet at the puff potatoes…WOW, they were AMAZING! Let move along to the next course..
This was my (DJ Steel’s) favourite dish of the evening. The Lobster Rolls. A close second was the puff potatoes seen above. These lobster rolls were loaded with lobster!
The Next Selection here was DJ AdRock’s favourite dish of the evening the pork belly perogies!
On the menu is a Lake of Bays Brewing Company IPA beer. We confirmed with the server this is the 10 point ale. This was a perfect complementary drink for these dishes, as seen in the photo’s they didn’t last too long.
DJ AdRock then went with a Lake of Bays Brewing Company Crosswind pale ale and I got another 10 point.
The next part of the meal was the scallops! Perfectly cooked! What a way to finish off the dinner part….but we were not done there! We had to stick around for some dessert!
Gilt Restaurant did not disappoint! Everything was so good! In addition to the restaurant being so good we hear that a few days after we were there they had an outdoor concert on their patio!
We definitely give Gilt Restaurant two thumbs up! Check them out online here:
The Peter Ulrich Collaboration – he has worked closely with City Canyons CEO Trebor Lloyd and a wide ranging group of artists including Sara Wendt, David Steele, Jen Elliott, Kingsley Sage of Anemo and Saskia Dommisse of Poets to their Beloved.
Tempus Fugitives is the second part of the trilogy, as the Collaboration continues to evolve featuring a collective of New York’s finest performing musicians and actors, with Ulrich as the ‘linchpin” for this sophomore release.
Singer/ harpist Erin Hill is featured on album single / music video “Dark Daddy.” The album also includes also includes Shane Chapman, (“Don Juan’s Lament”), Samara Dunn, Timothy Dark, (“Mr Johnson”), David Steele (“King of Fools”), Sunny Brooke Moriber, with Alain Rozan (“En Bleu’), Danny Cosgrove, and Dosia McKay (“Big Iron Gun”), Evi Steriou of Daemonia Nymphe (“Icarus”) I.V Webb, (“Beloved Suicide”), John Penwarden (‘Migrators” and “Zanzibar” featuring Timothy Dark, and Stephanie Linn. The first fruit of this collaboration is an album The Painted Caravan released on Market Square Records in March 2013 which has attracted positive reviews in national UK publications as diverse as Rock’n’Reel magazine and the Financial Times, as well as receiving radio airplay from Tom Robinson and Frank Skinner.
Ulrich continues to be heavily influenced by folk, world and early musics, and draws many elements of these into his distinctive style of songwriting and arranging. And this album which takes the listener on a fascinating journey through time in sound and story is no exception.
Peter Ulrich comes to New York to join the Collaboration for the world stage premiere of Tempus Fugitives to be performed on Saturday June 20 in The Marlin Room at Webster Hall NYC. The show also features Erin Hill and Euro-American folk punk cabaret duo Frenchy and The Punk.
For more info and tickets head to http://www.ticketweb.com/t3/sale/SaleEventDetail?dispatch=loadSelectionData&eventId=5621155&pl=webhall&REFID=whsite
For more on Peter Ulrich, Trebor Lloyd and City Canyons Records go to http://www.citycanyons.com/
For more on Frenchy and The Punk go to http://www.frenchyandthepunk.com/
Here is a chat with my pal Peter Ulrich via England for Coral FM.
Songs on this podcast include Tempus Fugitives trax “Dark Daddy,” “Mr. Johnson,” “Don Juan’s Lament,”and “Zanzibar”
Below is the music video for “Dark Daddy” on You Tube featuring Erin Hill.
New York here I come!!! I am going down to see the world premiere of The Peter Ulrich Collaboration’s Tempus Fugitives. – Coral FM.
This past week on the Electrifying Sessions we released an episode near and dear to the station! The SoundFM Stealer. Each episode of the series is based on actual events…see what happens to this culpret! And then there are only two more episodes to go! Things finish on a huge climax in this episode! But everything will be revealed in 2 weeks!
The Artwork for Episode 3 was created by Colleen Temple.
Featured Bands (in the order they appear):
1) Ryan Dahle
2) Stone River
3) Neil Young
4) Kandle
5) Dragging the Mule
6) The Gary Cain Band
7) Mohagany Frog
8) Rehashed
9) Thee Silver Mt. Zion
10) Culture Reject
11) Adverteyes
12) Robot Apocalypse featuring Mike Cattanach “Goose” of Cyanide Kiss
Today’s guests are Jim Coffey, Ashley Hall, and Roy Hickling. Our guests all have a connection to www.pioneer.com ,a seed supplier in Ontario. You can catch some of Roy’s music at www.royhickling.com . We had live music, music from CD, and fav tunes from everyone.
1. Whitesnake, You Fool No One
2. Eric Clapton/Steve Winwood, Them Changes (live)
3. Robert Plant, Messin’ With The Mekon
4. John Mellencamp, Suzanne And The Jewels
5. Judas Priest, Hell & Back
6. AC/DC, Skies On Fire
7. John Phillips, Mr. Blue
8. The Rolling Stones, Long, Long While
9. Cat Stevens, I’ve Got A Thing About Seeing My Grandson Grow Old
10. R.E.M., Undertow
11. Blood, Sweat & Tears, Children Of The Wind
12. Jose Feliciano, California Dreamin’
13. Gillan/Glover, Via Miami
14. David Bowie, Always Crashing In The Same Car
15. David Wilcox, Fire In My Bones
16. Elton John, Empty Sky
17. Lee Harvey Osmond, Blue Moon Drive
18. Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Nutrocker
19. Genesis, Firth Of Fifth
20. Jimi Hendrix, Bleeding Heart
21. Eric Clapton, I Shot The Sheriff (live 14:04 version)
Today’s guests were Susan Mills and Sandra Quehl. The trophy they are holding is the Waterloo Junior Farmers Award for Outstanding Dramatic Performance. This was for the years 1948-1981. A fitting piece of memorabilia for this years 100th anniversary of a Junior Farmer club in Waterloo. Susan and Sandra brought lots of news of the upcoming celebration Aug 22 in Wellesley. Check out the event and news here, http://waterloojf100.weebly.com/ and here, https://www.facebook.com/groups/271780469548415/ . We had some really great music to play courtesy of our guests.
Programmed show tonight, forgot to post last week’s show so May 18 follows this week’s.
* Tracks 1-11 from The Allman Brothers Band Live At The Fillmore East (expanded edition)
May 18, 2015 show (first two tracks a tribute to the late great B.B. King)
Ahead of the June 16th court date for the Chippewas of the Thames First Nation, Rachel Avery and Dan Kellar of the Grand River Media Collective have written an article for the Media Coop discussing the federal appeal, constitutional responsibilities, third party consultation, as well as the ongoing risks associated with the Line 9 pipeline reversal project.
To read the article, click the following link:
http://toronto.mediacoop.ca/story/enbridge-and-national-energy-board-pus…
From:: Daily GRRR
