Podcasts about cadillac lounge

In this episode, Carmen and Jordan meet with power couple Sam and Lia, to discuss their successful journey in entrepreneurship and their path from active to passive real estate investors.  Sam's 19-year ownership of the iconic music venue, The Cadillac Lounge in Toronto, is a testament to his resilience, creativity, and passion. Lia's background as a publicist complemented their joint efforts in accelerating the growth of their ventures. From selling The Cadillac Lounge to investing in passive opportunities, they now focus on passion projects, family, and living primarily off the passive income generated through years of equity appreciation. This episode demonstrates that there are countless ways to acquire wealth, and proves that saying ‘yes' to opportunities and thinking outside the box are essential keys to achieving success!

There's a lot in today's podcast about Metro Detroit. What we're drinking: The Lounge Coffeeshop from Wyandotte; Cafe Alto in Detroit Where we've been: San Morello and Woodward avenue in Detroit; Central Station Hotel in Memphis, TN Stories: The plug is pulled on self-driving car venture Argo AI by Ford and VW. Devon and Jer discuss what this means for the future, and that autonomous cars are further off than many thought plus the hype train around it. TechCrunch; Road and Track America's first vegan coney island, Chili Mustard Onions, is closing. Though a bummer for fans, let's remember that four-ish years in the restaurant world is a long time. They plan on doing products. Instagram The Downtown Detroit Markets and Cadillac Lounge are back this year. Press Release Feedback: https://forms.gle/MnwUf8uJEtpyG9m2A or dailydetroit -at- gmail -dot- com

Tonight on the Brian Crombie Radio Hour, I interview Sammy Grosso!Sam Grosso operates a vintage car wine tour business in Prince Edward County, Sam's Place a live entertainment venue and for 19 years he owned and ran the Cadillac Lounge in Parkdale, a renowned bar for live entertainment. We chat about life, music, Bruce Springsteen (he's been to over 150 Springsteen concerts) entertainment and his three fascinating businesses as well as Prince Edward County, as one great place to visit this long weekend.

The Cadillac Lounge strip club appeared in "I Can't Believe it's News" so we decided to learn more about the place through YELP reviews on the joint!

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For a period of about 15 years there was no more authentic a Country music outfit in Canada than Scotty Campbell. Scotty set the bar high for Honky-Tonk up here with “his hurtin' opus”, 1999's, Damned If I Recall. After settling on a new, more permanent outfit branded as The Wardenaires, the groups experience and efforts culminated in their 2008 release, Smokin' and Drinkin'. Never one afraid to speak his mind, Scotty with his veteran band fought hard for a seat at the table. They carved out a respectable audience, consistent press and positive reviews but unfortunately still did not get the credit due as sincere performers and torch bearers of beautiful country music in Canada. Far too Country for commercial radio and more knowledgable & legit than most of their peers, the band held a long-standing residency at Toronto's Cadillac Lounge when they weren't touring the taverns, bars, honky-tonks, and festival stages all across this country. Scotty transitioned out of live performance about 10 years ago but remains a good citizen of country music. This guy knows his shit and he comes by it honestly.

Please Check out Roses Performance from this week's episode! Rose Jones is a twenty-year-old singer-songwriter from Toronto. Her genre is Alternative/Pop-Rock. Rose's influences are Led Zeppelin, Fleetwood Mac, Nirvana, Ani Difranco, and The Front Bottoms. From a very young age, she showed interest in the arts, especially singing, writing short stories and poems. ​ Rose has played several places individually and more recently to name a few: The Smiling Buddha, Cadillac Lounge, D-Beastro, The Boat, Unit 2, and Handlebar. Rose also partnered with Talent Nation to perform with Canadian musician Tyler Shaw at the Hard Rock Cafe. Rose writes all the lyrics herself as well as the chords. Currently, she is working on more music. Being authentic and different is something she always strives for and she hopes to help others do the same. And Be sure to check out Rose's Website and Social Media https://www.instagram.com/rosetwentyseven/ https://www.facebook.com/rosetwentyseven https://www.rosejonesmusic.com https://music.apple.com/ca/album/swimming-in-a-bottle-single/1488708130

Mike chats with Sam Grosso, a man who has owned several of this city’s live music venues, from Graffiti’s to the El Mocambo to the Cadillac Lounge. Banjo Dunc joins the party.

On this weeks episode, the guys chat with Sam Grosso. Sam is a big name in the Toronto music and club scene who recently retired from owning the Cadillac Lounge. Sam also owned the world-famous El Mocambo venue as well. The guys chat about Sam's start in the club scene, how he came to own the El Mocambo, how the deal went down with Sam selling the El Mocambo to Mike Wekerle, and some Rush stories. All of this plus much more! Follow the show on Twitter: @AAThingPodcast Follow the show on Instagram: @andanotherthingpodcast Follow Jodie Jenkins on Twitter: @jodie_a_jenkins Follow Tony Clement on Twitter: @TonyclementCPC

On this weeks episode, the guys chat with Sam Grosso. Sam is a big name in the Toronto music and club scene who recently retired from owning the Cadillac Lounge. Sam also owned the world-famous El Mocambo venue as well. The guys chat about Sam's start in the club scene, how he came to own the El Mocambo, how the deal went down with Sam selling the El Mocambo to Mike Wekerle, and some Rush stories. All of this plus much more! Follow the show on Twitter: @AAThingPodcast Follow the show on Instagram: @andanotherthingpodcast Follow Jodie Jenkins on Twitter: @jodie_a_jenkins Follow Tony Clement on Twitter: @TonyclementCPC

A new development proposed for Parkdale is raising some eyebrows, and if approved, it would replace the iconic Cadillac Lounge. A popular indoor volleyball court is closing after the new landlord tripled the rent, and St. Lawrence Market will be experimenting with extended hours, the includes opening on Sundays. Pearl Jam announced a new album, and a tour, which includes a stop in Toronto. Plus, Herby Restaurant on the Danforth is a Persian restaurant with a focus on traditional food from northwestern Iran.

Happy Halloween from Planet Platypus. Episode 19 is our Halloween Special. The boys sit down and talk about the "Monster's" of the Strip Club Industry. Trick or Treat with your favorites. Brian Notrianni gets in on the fun and talks about the Cadillac Lounge booking of Tiny Texie last weekend. The conversation tackles the controversy of how young Tiny looks. Josh comes back from his "Spitfire" grave to tell a Halloween Tail for the ages. Listen to our special....If you Dare. The Planet Platypus Show is a podcast about the Strip Club Industry Topics, Events & Celebrities. LEARN MORE about PlanetPlatypus @ www.planetplatypus.com

www.wasagas.comUpcoming Performances: April 21 at the Bovine Sex Club in Toronto, 542 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M5V 2B5 with Stark Naked and the Fleshtones and Zorton and the Cannibals June 1 and 2Great Lakes Surf Battle 13 at the Cadillac Lounge

www.wasagas.comUpcoming Performances: April 21 at the Bovine Sex Club in Toronto, 542 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M5V 2B5 with Stark Naked and the Fleshtones and Zorton and the Cannibals June 1 and 2Great Lakes Surf Battle 13 at the Cadillac Lounge

A conversation with American blues and rock musician, Tinsley Ellis - www.tinsleyellis.com.  (Special thanks to Alligator Records, Ross Robinson and the Cadillac Lounge in Toronto for making this happen.)

Ep6: Sarah Burke And Drew Khan catch up with Chuck Dailey who has played with The Salads, David Wilcox and is part of I Mother Earth on tour. He is also busy with a band called Hundred Suns. https://hundredsuns.bandcamp.com/ https://www.instagram.com/chuckdailey/ https://www.facebook.com/TheSaladsMusic/ Plus - Miss Emily stops by to tell us about her new album "In Between" working with Rob Baker and Gord Sinclair of The Tragically Hip and much more! https://www.themissemily.com/ Upcoming Show: Tuesday Jan 23, 2018 Cadillac Lounge, Toronto, ON - Tickets $25 https://www.ticketfly.com/purchase/event/1619569?utm_medium=bks twitter.com/BandsNBuds facebook.com/BandsNBuds Music Heard In Episode: The Passion HiFi - Untouchable - Rap Beat / Instrumental Freehiphopbeatsforyou – Free-the-passion-hifi-untouchable-boom-bap-beat-instrumental

Rock legend of Goddo and Cadillac Lounge owner talking Chuvalo, great music days, and good news for the El Mocambo.

Trade Song (Podcast Title) Podcast Topic: World Fiddle Day and Canadian Tunes Fiddles and string sections... For World Fiddle Day, coming Saturday May 21st... Local fiddle expert and driving force behind World Fiddle Day, Anne Lederman was kind enough to drop by. She talked about fiddle styles across Canada, at least from Newfoundland to Manitoba. Anne also recorded hundreds of Metis fiddle tunes on multiple occasions in the 1980s. Before the show we talked briefly about some of the hassles of preserving taped music, a topic I hope we might discuss some other time. On a taping related note, I described one Gaspe fiddler, renowned locally, especially in his native Douglastown. Erskine Morris recorded himself playing around Douglastown and the Gaspe peninsula from the late fifties to the early nineties. He played dances, parties, family reunions, all sorts of shows, and his wife copied his tapes and mailed to friends and fans of old time Gaspe fiddling. Copies of These tapes are scattered around the continent, providing many people with a taste of authentic old time fiddling. These tapes never seem to have been collected per se, at least not by date- obsessed completists who collect other styles of live recorded music. I suspect there is a vast trove of small- f folk music, informally recorded, which never circulated too far beyond the makers of the music and one wonders what great and / or interesting music might be waiting for more people to discover it. There is some confusion about some of the songs titles played, as the tracks were often untitled on the material availed to me for this edition of Veritable Infusion. Track list- Jughead- Wabash Cannonball, Ace of Spades- Jughead played a rare one-off gig Sunday at the Cadillac Lounge with the Good Family. Good times... Rufus Guinchard- Lizzie's Jig - from the French West Coast of Newfoundland Colin Grant- Tune for Jerry - Cape Breton fiddling Ti'Jean Carrignan- a couple of instrumentals including the Duke of Lengster Shane Cook and Jake Charron- from Ontario Anne Lederman- live in the studio- the Cry of the Loon (Grandy) and The Trade Song & Bacon Ridge (Grandy)- Anne and I also talked between songs, she worked in a few fiddle demonstrations and explained the differences between reels and jigs... Metis fiddle archive box- disc 1 track 1 Jarvis Benoit- Daisy And now we leave Canada for... The Earl Scruggs Revue- Everybody Wants to Go to Heaven... live, Sept. '72, feat. vassal Clements on fiddle- Showdown- The Devil Went Down to Georgia- Alberta style! David Allen Coe- The Devil Went Down to Jamaica- love the art hate the artist Bo Diddley- Gunslinger, Eastern Thang- Bo live with a fiddle in an experrymental mood in San Francisco, 1966 P-Funk All Stars- Never Gonna Tell It feat. Lilly Hayden, live France 2005 Funk Brothers- Papa Was a Rolling Stone- Instrumental- the string section uncredited... But what a string arrangement on this classic! Etta James- One for my Baby Irma Thomas- Anyone Who Knows will Understand Sammy Davis Jr- Take My Hand 4 Tops- It's All in the Game Linda Balintine- You're a Hard Habit to Break American Gypsy - Inside Out *Eddie Spencer- If this is Love- Toronto tune, with Detroit backing track- featuring a spare string arrangement... Sly and the Family Stone- introducing his fiddle player in Lawrence Kansas, 1974... (* = Canadian) Veritable Infusion: CIUT.FM Mondays 8-10pm, A party featuring rare cuts of funk, reggae, jazz, soul, blues, traditional & modern African music. Your donations pledged through paypal go 100% directly to CIUT.FM fund-drives and support community Radio. Original Broadcast: May 16, 2015

New Brunswick's MIKE LEBLANC brought his traditional country sound to the Cadillac Lounge this spring as part of Canadian Music Week. He played songs off his album Alive And Well. Born in Moncton, New Brunswick, Mike moved at a young age - along with his family - to a small town called Collette, NB. Growing up, there was always music playing in the house or people jamming with their guitars and other instruments. Mike's first public appearance was at 7 years old in church. He didn't know he could sing back then but his teacher knew right away. At 15, Mike entered a local singing contest and took everyone by surprise with his covers of songs by Randy Travis. From that point on, he was frequently asked to do amateur shows and house parties. When he reached the age of 17, he joined his first band and played all over the province and into the U.S. In 1999, he packed his instruments and his clothes and headed towards Calgary, Alberta to see what the music industry had to offer there. He was hired by a band called Uptown Riders three days upon his arrival to the big city. The band toured all over Western Canada for a few years.  In 2011, Mike's songwriting went into high gear. In this period, he wrote songs such as "When I'm Good" and "We Lived On" which were the first songs to be created for the album Alive and Well. His influences range from George Jones to Merle Haggard to Waylon Jennings to Travis Tritt. You can hear those influences in the way he sings a country song.

LARRY BERRIO Sudbury's Larry Berrio just finished performing at the Cadillac Lounge in Toronto (May 9th) as part of the Crown 26 Artist Showcase. His new album called The Journey will be released this spring. The lead single is a ballad called Get It Right The First Time. Larry has opened up show for Brooks & Dunn, Terri Clark, Johnny Reid and other big names. In 2010, he released the song and video Rock Town which was dedicated to the hard working men and women in the mining industry. He has been a featured guest on several television programs such as Canada in the Rough, Fins and Skins, The Red Green Show, Go Riding and Snowmobiler TV. Tune in to hear Larry's latest single and learn more about his new album and plans for 2015. WENDY LYNN SNIDER Country artist Wendy Lynn Snider was born & raised in the beautiful surroundings of Temagami, Ontario. She grew up in a musical family listening to Christian and classic Country performed by artists like Waylon Jennings, Johnny & June Carter Cash, and Patsy Cline. As she grew up, through all the twists and turns life brings, she kept singing and songwriting and sharing her gift. In 2010, she re-connected with high school friend and long-time music industry person Michael Peters. He encouraged her to record another CD and brought in popular Country artist Thomas Wade to produce the album. Wendy has just finished recording a brand new album and she's here to tell us all about it.

BIG TOBACCO AND THE PICKERS  New Album "The King Is Gone" will be released May 12, 2015. Since 2008, Big Tobacco and The Pickers have been bringing their unique brand of traditional country to bar rooms, taverns, halls and festivals around Ontario. Their ongoing monthly residency at Toronto roots institution The Cameron House has gained them a loyal following of country music fans. Regular appearances at legendary rooms like The Dakota Tavern and The Cadillac Lounge have helped develop their gritty live show into what it is today - a glimpse back at the golden age of country music. Their renditions of the classics, along with traditional sounding original material, will make you and your friends want to dance all night & drink too much. From the rich tones of the pedal steel, to the hot licks of the Fender Telecaster, Big Tobacco and the Pickers deliver a new brand of country music, true to old school tradition.  

Coming from a rural childhood and having a love of music from an early age, Burlington, Ontario based Country artist BILLY J WHITE is blazing his own trail in the Canadian country music scene with the release of his new EP DAMN FOOL THING TO DO. The album consisting of seven tracks, with two currently at radio nationwide, was recorded and produced by multi-award winning and highly sought after producer Tom McKillip. The first single, Saturday Night, was released in October 2013. The co-written, hook laden song resonates a pleasure that we’ve all lived and loved at least one time in our life; the night that bars and clubs are filled with people letting their hair down, hitting the dance floor and forgetting their troubles. The song is nominated for CMAO Single of the Year at this year's awards show (2014) in May. The new single is called Keep Them Kisses Comin'.  Nominated for CMAO Male Artist of the Year in 2013, Billy has lit up stages with his high energy “keep rockin’ it country style” performances. He has opened for The Stellas, Deric Ruttan, Gil Grand, Tim Taylor, and Diane Chase and performed at Burlington’s Sound of Music Festival, Manitoulin Country Fest, Country in the Woods, NSAI Tin Pan North, and Ontario based fairs. Billy performs once again this year (May 8th) at the Cadillac Lounge during Canadian Music Week. Visit this talented country artist at www.billyjwhite.com