So Old It’s New set list (band/artist, song) for Monday, Sept. 23.
1. Santana, Batuka
2. Santana, No One To Depend On
3. The Rolling Stones, Monkey Man
4. Nazareth, No Mean City Parts 1 and 2
5. Alice Cooper, Devil’s Food/The Black Widow
6. Rush, Working Man/Finding My Way (live)
7. Deep Purple, Never Before
8. Joe Cocker, Seven Days…
9. Bachman-Turner Overdrive, Quick Change Artist
10. Robin Trower, Day Of The Eagle
11. Warren Zevon, Accidentally Like A Martyr
12. Genesis, Snowbound
13. Pete Townshend, Give Blood
14. Van Halen, 5150
15. Led Zeppelin, Out On The Tiles
16. The Beatles, Getting Better
17. Joe Jackson, In Every Dream Home A Nightmare
18. Jethro Tull, Hunting Girl
19. Pink Floyd, Interstellar Overdrive
20. Gov’t Mule, 32/20 Blues (live)
Mano A Mano recaps the Amazing Race Finale and is proud to announce that we will be in the Race for Season 2!!!
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1. Andrew Stockdale, Year Of The Dragon
2. Andrew Stockdale, Meridian
3. Led Zeppelin, Achilles Last Stand
4. The Rolling Stones, Dance Little Sister
5. The Rolling Stones, Who’s Been Sleeping Here?
6. Carole King, Way Over Yonder
7. Robert Cray, The Forecast (Calls For Pain)
8. The Kinks, Holiday In Waikiki
9. The Beatles, The Night Before
10. Ian Dury, Wake Up And Make Love With Me
11. Graham Parker, Dark Side Of The Bright Lights
12. Elvis Costello, Man Out Of Time
13. Robert Palmer, Woke Up Laughing
14. The Archies, Sugar Sugar
15. Black Sabbath, God Is Dead?
16. Bad Company, Master of Ceremony
17. Aerosmith, Sick As A Dog
18. Golden Earring, Mad Love’s Comin’
19. James Gang, The Bomber
20. The Allman Brothers Band, Nobody Knows (live)
DJ AdRock and DJ Steel battle out some of the MUST SEE bands at this years KOI music Festival. Check it out! Then visit their website for the FULL list of bands and showtimes!
We are almost there! With only one episode left Episode 9 might have been one of the best episodes of the season even though it had a disappointing ending. Also check it out to hear what Newfoundland Band we play!
The Omega Outpost is a radio drama in the fashion of 1930s radio plays, showcasing the chronicles of Commander Redbeard and Science Officer Cherry Pie, the last two crew members left alive on a science post orbiting the far side of the sun.
This week is the first of two Epic KOI music Festival battles! Kicking things off we have bands playing at KOI that we have featured in the past from the MAM show. Tune in next week when we rock bands we haven’t yet featured that you don’t wanna miss!
Another Boring episode…nothing changed…nothing against the participants they did what they had to do but the producers made this one boring. Boring Tasks – keeping everyone constantly even creating almost no advantages and nobody eliminated! Check out the podcast for the great track at the end!
“(Compared to Juliet in Romeo and Juliet) playing Ruth in Blithe Spirit is like driving a tiny tiny sports car on a highway cut into the side of an incredibly high mountain with a sheer drop to certain death on the rocky rapids beneath on your outside side. It’s a completely different experience.” Sara Topham
Pictured above – Sara Topham as Ruth in Blithe Spirit.
Photo credit David Hou courtesy of The Stratford Festival.
Blithe Spirit is directed by Brian Bedford, (an expert on all things Noel Coward to my mind!)
The cast also includes Ben Carlson as Charles, Michelle Giroux as Elvira, and Seana McKenna, as Madame Arcati.
In Part 2 of this interview, Sara speaks about playing the role of Ruth in Blithe Spirit from mastering Coward’s lovely complex text to working on a crazy special effects set (like another character itself!) in this terribly savvy and simply finely comedy. We also talk about one of her all time favorite movie roles. And …. I have put together a special music mix
just for Sara from Sergei Prokofiev to the prose of Alfred Lord Tennyson! – Coral FM.
Sara Topham as Juliet and Daniel Briere as Romeo in William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet
Juliet’s like closing your eyes and falling backwards off a huge cliff into a big rolling ocean where you know, as long as you surrender, you will perhaps end up at the bottom of the ocean but the waves will bring you up again. You feel like the ocean is okay. It’s a safe place.” – Sara Topham
“Romeo and Julietis a blessedly traditional Elizabethan vision thanks to sublime director Tim Carroll.
Sara Topham’s Juliet is reminiscent of Olivia Hussey’s impassioned performance in the Franco Zeffirelli’s 1968 film classic.” – Coral FM
Directed by Tim Carroll, (Peter Pan for Stratford Festival) Romeo and Juliet cast also includes Daniel Briere as Romeo, Tom McCamus as The Friar, Jonathan Goad as Mercutio, Kate Hennig as The Nurse, and Scott Wentworth as Lord Capulet.
In Part 1 of this interview Sara chats about the thrill and challenge of playing Juliet, and playing this role with the Festival house lights up! This beloved Shakespearean character was Sara’s very first speaking role in a play at high school … so she has been “living with Juliet for a long time.”
Here is part one of two to the finale of our Audio Series “The Electrifying Adventures of DJ Jeff E Jeff” This Episode features artwork Amanda Hordyk and even more great Canadian Bands!
Based upon a recently aquired tattoo from Mom’s Tattoo parlour in UpTown Waterloo we decided to battle out tracks by musicians who themselves are tattooed. “Great songs by Tatted artists”
