Our guests today are Owen Roberts and returning guest Barclay Nap. Our discussion centres around the nature of agricultural communications. The music today is from the “GMO’s” a great local band from Guelph. This is episode 39,,, for some reason I thought it was episode 38. This show is truncated. The last 20 minutes was lost.
So Old It’s New set list for Monday, Feb. 11, 2013 with DJ Bald Boy
Feb. 11, 2013: Set list (band, song)
1. Iron Maiden, When The Wind Blows
2. Ian Dury, Sex and Drugs and Rock ‘n’ Roll
3. Dire Straits, Wild West End (request)
4. Graham Parker and The Rumour, Watch The Moon Come Down
5. Joe Jackson, Throw It Away
6. Elvis Costello, Riot Act
7. Elvis Costello, (The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes
8. Blondie, Accidents Never Happen
9. The Cars, Moving In Stereo
10. Teenage Head, Disgusteen
11. The Monks, Bad Habits (request)
12. Ian Dury and The Blockheads, Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick
13. Joe Jackson, Beat Crazy
14. The Clash, Ghetto Defendant
15. The Clash, The Guns of Brixton
16. Graham Parker, Local Girls
17. Sex Pistols, New York (request)
18. The Police, It’s Alright For You
19. Pretenders, Precious
20. The Ramones, Do You Remember Rock ‘N’ Roll Radio?
21. Led Zeppelin, Black Dog
22. The Rolling Stones, Sympathy For The Devil (live, Get Yer Ya Ya’s Out version)
23. The Rolling Stones, If You Really Want To Be My Friend
24. The Who, Success Story
25. Jethro Tull, Back To The Family
26. Jimi Hendrix, Machine Gun (live, Band of Gypsys)
Safe as Houses on Coral FM
First radio interview ever on Coral FM at Sound FM.
I am very proud to say that I was first person to ever chat with this band on the radio. That’s because my good pal Amanda Kind told me about this incredible young band that I had to listen to.
So listen I did…. four extraordinary young men that now have a huge following and our now receiving national radio airplay. They have been guests twice on the show. And they are always welcome …
Here is my two show interview with Safe As Houses on Coral FM
The Cadaverific Battle by Mano A Mano
The Cadaverific Comic is created by Becka Kinzie. It is currently being created and you can follow along here:
www.thebeckacomics.com
We battle out songs that we feel would compliment this awesome comic series!
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episode 38 agriculture show feb 5 2013 by jeff stager, gemma charlebois
Gemma wrote a great blog here. http://www.wrfoodsystem.ca/blog/2013/01/14/urban-planning-urban-agriculture We speak to how agricultural land is valued today in regards to city planning. The blog is titled “urban planning, urban agriculture”. And we play some great tunes.
Peter Padalino of Major Hoople’s Boarding House and Kevin Schmalz chat about Ignite the Night on Coral FM
Peter Padalino Major Hooples Boarding House
The three original founding members, Richard Howell (Rocky), Peter Padalino and Gail Selkirk have been
working in the music field honing their skills as musicians and performers for over 30 years. Their powerful and
extraordinary vocals are captivating. Audiences that loved their performances are welcoming them back with
standing ovations throughout their shows.
Major Hoople’s Boarding House also performed to sold-out audiences with the KW Symphony Orchestra and
Orchestra London.
Turn on your radio any day and you will hear their hit songs like “I’m Running After You”, “You Girl”, “Beautiful
Morning” and “Someone” on stations across the country.
Rocky, Peter and Gail – The original founding members of Major Hoople’s Boarding House along with their
star “boarders”, Ralph Hetke bass, synth, vocals and Ron Duke on drums and vocals, will have you coming
back for more!
This concert was in support of The Children’s Wish Foundation, and Clarky’s Kids. I am happy to say it sold out and LOTS of monies were raised. – Coral
Check out http://www.majorhooplesboardinghouseband.com/
REBEL TIME RADIO [EPISODE DATE: Jan/30/2013]
Mano A Mano
Cadaverific…Coming Soon!
So Old It’s New show set list, Monday, Feb. 4, 2013 with DJ Bald Boy
Listed by song, song length, band, album:
1. Burn (live), 7:42, Deep Purple, Made In Europe
2. Lovely Rita, 2:42, The Beatles, Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band
3. I’m Looking Through You, 2:23, The Beatles, Rubber Soul
4. Too Cold In The Winter, 3:54, Cry Of Love, Brother
5. Waitin’ For The Bus, 2:59, ZZ Top, Tres Hombres (request)
6. Jesus Just Left Chicago, 3:30, ZZ Top, Tres Hombres (request)
7. Gettin’ Tighter, 3:37, Deep Purple, Come Taste The Band (request)
8. Holy Man, 4:28, Deep Purple, Stormbringer (request)
9. No Stranger To Love, 4:28, Black Sabbath/featuring Tony Iommi, Seventh Star (request)
10. Medusa, 5:40, Trapeze, Medusa (request)
11. Man In The Middle, 4:35, Black Country Communion, 2 (request)
12. First I Look At The Purse (live), 3:56, J. Geils Band, Full House
13. Congratulations, 2:28, The Rolling Stones, 12 X 5
14. Hymn 43, 3:14, Jethro Tull, Aqualung
15. One More Cup Of Coffee, 3:43, Bob Dylan, Desire
16. Nobody’s Fault, 4:21, Aerosmith, Rocks
17. Death Walks Behind You, 7:28, Atomic Rooster, Death Walks Behind You
18. Not Fragile, 4:06, Bachman-Turner Overdrive, Not Fragile
19. She Said She Said, 6:57, Gov’t Mule, Dose
20. Ride On, 5:53, AC/DC, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
21. 2112, 20:34, Rush, 2112
REBEL FEST 2013 (AA, Lic)
episode 83/1 swing and blues jan 31 2013 part one by jeff stager
The first hour of episode 83 answers the question of “who”. The title of each song has the word “who” in it
episode 83/2 swing and blues jan 31 2013 part two by jeff stager, ali rajabi
Ali Rajabi plays some great West Coast Swing tunes that you can hear at there February dance.
A Wee Chin Wag with Multicultural Cinema Club Producer Duncan Finnigan on MCC’s Cool Events Cafe Flicker Plus An Open House
Welcome To The Local Live Arts Scene Duncan!
With over twenty years of film industry experience, Duncan Finnigan has worked as a producer, director and film maker across a wide variety of television programming in Scotland, London, Europe and Canada.
As a filmmaker, he has mastered all aspects of the film making process, as an editor, director, actor, sound recordist and director of photography. His feature films have premiered at international festivals, notably Four Eyes and My Life as a Bus Stop, which both debuted at the Edinburgh International Film Festival.
As a graduate with an MA in Screenwriting from the Screen Academy, Napier University, and having worked as a lecturer at Caledonian University, Glasgow, Duncan uses his industry experience to train students for a career in television broadcasting.
After immigrating from Scotland, Duncan is now the producer at The Multicultural Cinema Club.
Duncan talks about Cafe Flicker which is happening this week at The Queen Street Commons on Feb 2, and also An Open House which is happening on Sunday Feb 3 in addition to another event Duncan has created called A Month of Sundays!
With his experience, passion and canny insight into the film world, Duncan’s a great asset to the local arts scene. And on Feb 17 Duncan will screen one of his own films! – Lights Camera Action! – Coral FM.
For more info go to http://www.theworkingcentre.org/multicultural-cinema-club/171
A Wee Chin Wag with Multicultural Cinema Club Producer Duncan Finnegan on MCC’s Cool Events Cafe Flicker and Open House
Welcome To The Live Arts Scene Duncan!
With over twenty years of film industry experience, Duncan Finnegan has worked as a producer, director and film maker across a wide variety of television programming in Scotland, London, Europe and Canada.
As a filmmaker, he has mastered all aspects of the film making process, as an editor, director, actor, sound recordist and director of photography. His feature films have premiered at international festivals, notably Four Eyes and My Life as a Bus Stop, which both debuted at the Edinburgh International Film Festival.
As a graduate with an MA in Screenwriting from the Screen Academy, Napier University, and having worked as a lecturer at Caledonian University, Glasgow, Duncan uses his industry experience to train students for a career in television broadcasting.
After immigrating from Scotland, Duncan is now the producer at The Multicultural Cinema Club.
Duncan talks about Cafe Flicker which is happening this week at The Queen Street Commons on Feb 2, and also An Open House which is happening on Sunday Feb 3. With his experience, passion and canny insight into the film world, Duncan’s a great asset to the local arts scene. And this weekend he will be screening some of his films! – Lights Camera Action! – Coral FM.
For more info go to
Audio Tsunami – January 28th
We’re finally up! It’s not our first episode, but it’s the first one you can download! This week we talked about the label Underground Operations, played some music we think is awesome and played a clip of a beat boxing goat. Also I (Kurtis) got some facts wrong. Cough. ahem. Can you find them?
Jesse Webber and Jack Drysdale Pender of The Crazy Diamonds chat about Mid-Winter Meltdown at The Registry Theatre Part 2
Jesse Webber and Jack Drysdale Pender of The Crazy Diamonds chat about Mid-Winter Meltdown at The Registry Theatre – Part 1 .
In Part 1 The Dynamic Duo discuss the logistics and their raison d’etre for playing Pink Floyd, and then play A Little Live Unplugged Floyd from Wish You Were Here. They also chat about their recent Friends of Sheena Benefit at the Rabbid Fox which they presented with fellow musical friends Wormwood Scrubs, and Dave Huber. For raising a significant amount of money for Sheena and her family, my leopard print lighter salutes you!
Jesse and Jack also talk about the Diamonds next Dazzler – Mid-Winter Meltdown happening Sat Feb 2 at The Registry Theatre with Joe Forster and the Country Renovators as these two bands share the stage for a great night of music!
Jesse Webber and Jack Drysdale Pender of The Crazy Diamonds chat about Mid-Winter Meltdown at The Registry Theatre – Part 1
In Part 1 the dynamic duo discuss the logistics and their raison d’etre for playing Pink Floyd, and then play A Little Live Unplugged Floyd from Wish You Were Here. They also chat their recent Friends of Sheena Benefit at the Rabbid Fox which they presented with fellow musical friends Wormwood Scrubs, and Dave Huber. For raising a significant amount of money for Sheena and her family, my leopard print lighter salutes you!
Jesse and Jack also talk about the Diamonds next Dazzler – Mid-Winter Meltdown happening Sat Feb 2 at The Registry Theatre with Joe Forster and the Country Renovators as these two bands share the stage for a great night of music!
Canadian Chanteuse Lily Frost Part 2 – From Motherhood and Mad Men to Pink Floyd and Burt Bacharach
By the way – Jose Miguel Contreras of By Divine Right (the band is playing The Starlight Social Club on Feb 13!) is also Lily’s husband. They worked together to complete 2004 album Situation, co-wrote and produced Cine-Magique (2006), Flights of Fancy (2007), Lily Swings (2008) and Viridian Torch (2010). In recent years, Lily has won West Coast Vocalist of the Year (2002, New Music West), a SOCAN award for Situation (2006, NXNE) and also a Gemini Award nominee for co-writing the theme song and score for the CBC hit television show, Being Erica. So if you are in Toronto, check her out her show tonight at The Painted Lady. Maybe one day she will play here in town! How Divoon! Coral FM.
Lovely and Amazing Canadian Chanteuse Lily Frost on Coral FM
Singer songwriter Lily Frost is a rare bird from Canada’s musical woods. Frost has always danced the line between indie and jazz, thus creating a niche of her own. Frost draws from her real life experiences in her lyrics – in performance, there is an intimacy, a gentle passion that can take you somewhere else and evokes a certain nostalgia – the rainy streets of Paris, a winter picnic or perhaps a beat café in San Francisco. This rarity and distinctiveness can be found on her latest offering, Do What You Love. Do What You Love puts Lily’s distinct sound and exceptional talents together in one concise package.
From the lyrics to the arrangements to the striking artwork, Do What You Love packs a punch and delivers insightful truths about life – embracing femininity with strength, joy and creativity. “I wanted to make a fun, upbeat record for my daughter that included lessons I had learned the hard way,” says Lily. “I wanted to leave people feeling inspired with smiles on their faces.” Lily left me with a smile on my face when she granted me a recent wide ranging Sunday morning phone chat when she played The Painted Lady last March. We talked about her latest CD Do What You Love, (which I Love Love Love!) fave 60’s chanteuses, and her happy life as a musician / mother to her son Meesha and daughter Paloma (who this latest CD is dedicated to!) and even Lily’s current passion for TV’s Mad Men! Do What You Love is continues to garner rave reviews!
In recent years, Lily has won West Coast Vocalist of the Year (2002, New Music West), a SOCAN award for Situation (2006, NXNE) and also a Gemini Award nominee for co-writing the theme song and score for the CBC hit television show, Being Erica.
All shows presented by Gary Topp www.garytopp.com
And for more info on Lily including ticket info, her current tour dates and much more – go to www.lilyfrost.com – Ba Ba Ba Daahhh – Coral FM.
The Electrifying Adventures of DJ Jeff E Jeff: The Server Room [Episode 1]
Check out Episode 1 of this audio comic book about an unassuming superhero! Visuals were created by Fred Start and Audio by Mano A Mano.
Find out more here:
www.manoamanoradio.com/comic/
Feature Band of the Week: The Mounties!
Check out this awesome new Canadian super group The Mounties! Featuring Hawksley Workman, Hot Hot Heat’s Steve Bays and Limblifter’s Ryan Dahle.
Check out the podcast to hear their first release! as well as a few tracks from their other bands.
http://mountiesband.com/
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episode 37 the agriculture show jan 28 2013 by jeff stager, barclay nap
Barclay Nap co-hosts todays show. We talk of upcoming events, controversy around the OMB decision about the extent of development lands around Kitchener, and agricultural movies.
Laura Archibald Director of Canadian film documentary Greenwich Village Music That Defined a Generation on Coral FM
Laura Archibald at The Sound FM studios to promote Greenwich Village – Music That Defined a Generation
GREENWICH VILLAGE: MUSIC THAT DEFINED A GENERATION is a feature-length documentary about the Greenwich Village music scene and how it sparked everlasting political, social and cultural changes. For the first time, the greatest singer-songwriters, authors and performers from Greenwich Village reflect on how they collectively became the voice of a generation. Through poignant interviews, rare archival footage and new live performances, GREENWICH VILLAGE: MUSIC THAT DEFINED A GENERATION tells a story about community, courage and most importantly – music.
For more go to http://www.greenwichmusicdoc.com/about.html
It was pretty coolomundo to have Laura drop by Sound FM and Coral FM for a wee chat while she was at The Princess Cinemas showcasing the film for a local audience. Laura is originally from KW and is very busy on the film festival circuit! Special thanks to my friend Kate George for helping to set all of this up! – Coral FM