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This week on the Music Halls of Fame Podcast, we honor the year in music for 1999, along with 1999 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Curtis Mayfield. We also look at two of this year's nominees for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame: Eric B & Rakim & A Tribe Called Quest. Plus, our spotlight hall of Fame is the Canadian Music Hall of Fame in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, along with Canadian Music Hall inductees The Barenaked Ladies & Steven Page. Podcast Music Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSMDYrumQfYRcVs9rozvQWw__pl_Yf6RJ ALL MUSIC HISTORY TODAY PODCAST NETWORK LINKS - https://allmylinks.com/musichistorytoday Vote For the next class of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - RockHall.com Canadian Music Hall of Fame - StudioBell.Ca --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/musichistorytodaypodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/musichistorytodaypodcast/support

This week on the Music Halls of Fame Podcast, we honor the year 2013, along with class of 2013 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Donna Summer, we look at the case for putting Cher into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and our spotlight hall of fame is the Canadian Music Hall of Fame in Calgary, Alberta, Canada & Bryan Adams. Music Hall of Fame Podcast Playlist - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSMDYrumQfYT7rYNMUSU4-vQ0Ys-ni5c7 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame - RockHall.com Canadian Music Hall of Fame - StudioBell.CA ALL MY MUSIC HISTORY PODCAST LINKS - ⁠https://allmylinks.com/musichistorytoday⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/musichistorytodaypodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/musichistorytodaypodcast/support

The godfather of Canadian hip-hop is being honoured at the next JUNO Awards. Maestro Fresh Wes will become the first hip-hop artist inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. He talks about how he's celebrating that achievement, with a new scholarship at the NSCC.

This week on the Music Halls of Fame Podcast, we honor the year in music for 2009, along with a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame class of 2009. We also look at the case for putting Bad Brains into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Plus, our spotlight hall of fame is the Canadian Music Hall of Fame in Calgary, Alberta Canada. Podcast Music Playlist - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSMDYrumQfYT9T4f4ig8G4Wr8s_D3TDa7 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - rockhall.com Canadian Music Hall of Fame - studiobell.ca ALL MY MUSIC HALLS OF FAME PODCAST AUDIO LINKS - allmylinks.com/musichallsoffamepodcast CHECK OUT MY OTHER PODCAST, THE MUSIC HISTORY TODAY PODCAST - SPOTIFY LINKS: spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/j38tIzvNxAb THE MUSIC HISTORY TODAY PODCAST LINKS: allmylinks.com/musichistorytoday --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/musichistorytodaypodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/musichistorytodaypodcast/support

The voice of Deborah Cox is one of the greatest to ever come out of Canada. Last year, just as she was being inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame, she joined Tom for a career-spanning conversation about her biggest hits and what she thinks has kept her in the long game.

iHeartRadio and The Bear's Jess Jackson sits down with Nickelback before the 2023 Juno Awards to talk about their Canadian Music Hall of Fame Induction. The group jokes about what's next on their 'evil plans', where they were when they heard about their induction, and their tour prep! Jess tells Nickelback about how the 'Those Days' video touched her, and the guys tell her the luck story about it!

The Grant Report: Nickelback is going into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame #TheLOCKERROOM

Jann Arden is a multi-platinum, award-winning singer, songwriter, actor and author who has released 15 albums with 19 top ten singles. She has received 8 JUNO Awards, 10 SOCAN Awards and has been inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. With Jann what you see is what you get, and her compelling chat with host Dan Hare is real, raw and relevant. Jann shares: the unusual series of events that led to a record deal; why a critic consider her “too normal”; how the huge success of her album ‘Living Under June' brought about a 3 year international tour, appearances on major US talk shows and the end of the relationship with her management team; her definition of success, thoughts on fame and the music biz; why she feels each of her songs is individual and much, much more. Find out about Jann, her music, books and self-title TV show @ www.jannarden.com

Guest: Eric Alper, Freelance Music Publicist, SiriusXM Host 

When most kids were mowing lawns or babysitting for some extra cash, Deborah Cox was doing session work and getting paid to sing at only 12 years old. The fact that she is who she is today — a platinum-record-selling artist and actor — is no surprise. But what might come as a surprise to some people is that Cox had a tough time getting her career off the ground at home in Canada. Even though her talent was so clear, she was rejected by almost every major label in the country. It wasn't until she moved to the U.S. that her career really took off and she became a legendary artist in R&B and beyond. Now, she's being inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. She told Tom Power her story, about being honoured by Canada and how you hold the present with the past.

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Harry Styles fans are trying to decipher hidden code on a website created to hype the singer's forthcoming album, Harry's House. Jungkook of BTS has tested positive for COVID-19 – making him the seventh and final member of the group to get the virus since December. Deborah Cox, best known for her 1998 hit “Nobody's Supposed to be Here,” will be back in her native Toronto to be inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. The 47-year-old singer is the first Black woman to receive the honour, according to the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS). Cox will be inducted – and will perform – at the JUNO Awards on May 15 at Toronto's Budweiser Stage. Original Articles by John R. Kennedy: Harry Styles Fans Try To Decipher Mysterious Coordinates Jungkook Is Last Member Of BTS To Test Positive For COVID-19 Deborah Cox To Be Inducted Into Canadian Music Hall Of Fame

From the Archives – k.d. lang   Is it possible there are music fans who do not know who K.D. is? k.d. Lang was born in the town of Consort, Alta. Kathryn Dawn grew up listening to the wild variety of music being played by CKUA Radio. She released her debut album in Canada in the early 1980s. Won the most promising female artist Juno in 1985 (which we talk about) In 1986, k.d. broke into the American country music scene with Angel with a Lariat. The following year, she had her first country hit, a duet with Roy Orbison.   Then came a wonderful change in direction and a huge pop  hit in 1992 with "Constant Craving." Since then, she has recorded numerous albums, including her 2002 collaboration with Tony Bennett, A Wonderful World. She won Grammys for Crying (89)  Absolute Torch and Twang (90) Miss Chatelaine (94) and Wonderful World with Tony Bennett (2004) k.d. was inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame in 2013.  We talked just as her  2016 collaboration album case/lang/veirs was released. Enjoy!  

Steve Cooper talks with singer/songwriter Tom Cochrane. Tom is best known for his huge hit Life is a Highway and his work with Red Rider who found mass success from the song Lunatic Fringe. He is a recipient of 8 Juno Awards, and is a member of the Canadian Music Hall of Fame, Canadian Music Industry Hall of Fame, Walk of Fame, a prestigious Officer of the Order of Canada, the Order of Manitoba, former Honorary Air Force Colonel in the 409 squadron, an honorary doctorate, a recent Diamond Jubilee award, many songwriter awards from SOCAN, CAPAC and ASCAP, a Grammy nomination as well as numerous other citations and awards. He has recorded seven albums with Red Rider and 6 solo ones.

This week on the Music Halls of Fame podcast, we honor a member of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Class of 2014, make the case for putting Rick Rubin into the Hall as a non performer, & our spotlight Hall is the Canadian Music Hall of Fame.

This week on the Music Halls of Fame podcast, we honor a member of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame class of 1991. We also look at the case for putting the Go-Go's into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, & our spotlight Hall of Fame is the Canadian Music Hall of Fame.

This week on the Music Hall of Fame podcast, we honor a member of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame class of 2013, look at the Foo Fighters chances of induction into the Rock & Roll Hall in their first year of eligibility, & our spotlight hall of fame is the Canadian Music Hall of Fame.

This week on the Music Halls of Fame podcast, we honor a member of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame class of 1999, look at the case for putting Phish into the Rock & Roll Hall, & our spotlight hall is the Canadian Music Hall of Fame.

This week on the Music Halls of Fame podcast, we honor a member of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame class of 1996, make the case for putting Soundgarden into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, & our spotlight hall is the Canadian Music Hall of Fame.

From playing records in her parents’ basement to getting inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame, Arden’s music continues to inspire Canadians.

Mike Levine is the bassist and keyboard player for the Canadian trio, Triumph. Formed in 1975, between their 16 albums and DVDs, they’ve received 18 gold and 9 platinum awards in Canada and the United States. The band was inducted into the Canadian Music & Broadcast Industry Hall of Fame in 2007, into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame in 2008, and into Canada's Walk of Fame in 2019. Their album Triumph ‘Classics’ has been re-released as a double LP, pressed on 180 gram silver vinyl. Originally released 30 years ago, Triumph’s ‘Classics’ celebrated the legendary power trio’s greatest hits. The band recently filmed three songs for the upcoming documentary "Lay It On The Line” due in December 2020 from Banger Films. Thanks as always to Anastasia Vishnevsky for our theme music and as always, please consider subscribing to our podcast through your favorite app. If you like what you hear, please consider giving us a favorable rating AND subscribing at iTunes, Spotify, the iHeartRadio app or wherever you’re listening to us. Every positive review helps new listeners find the show.

This week, we honor a member of the class of 2006, make the case for you to vote for the Doobie Brothers to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, & our spotlight hall is the Canadian Music Hall of Fame.

Bryan Adams (who just turned 60 on November 5th) has been making music since his early teens.  Moving to Vancouver BC,  via Kingston, South Korea, Japan, Israel and Ottawa, with family in 1974, he joined his first  band  as lead singer for Sweeny Todd).  Then along came Jim Vallance who became his close friend and song writing partner for many years and many albums and the rest (as they say) is history.  He's one of the most prolific singer/songwriters in the world having sold approximately 75 million records to date.  His 14th studio album "Shine a Light" was released in May of 2019 and he's been on tour supporting it all over the world since March.   (oh yeah,  I forgot to mention he’s also a photographer, producer, philanthropist, activist, juno and grammy award winner, a member of the Order of Canada and British Columbia, was inducted into the  the Canadian broadcast hall of fame, The Canadian Walk of Fame and the Canadian Music Hall of Fame and a fascinating guy to talk to.  Enjoy Bryan Adams on Hidden Traxx.

This week on the Music Halls of Fame podcast, we honor a member of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame class of 1991. We also make the case for you to vote for Pat Benatar to be inducted into this year's upcoming class, & our spotlight Hall of Fame is the Canadian Music Hall of Fame.

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Chris Curtola joins J'Lyn Nye to discuss the legacy of his father the legendary Bobby Curtola and Bobby's induction into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. 

Brad and Dave from Canadian Music Hall of Fame band 54-40 join us in studio to share their story and what to expect at their free concert Wednesday at the Peterborough MusicFest. Damon Bennett takes us through the inner workings on a furnace. Johnny the Batboy explains what he went through Sunday when trades were happening mid game.

Ready to head North with us? We discuss the differences between the Canadian Music Hall of Fame vs. the Rock Hall, and which artists are inducted into both. We name 10 eligible Canadian artists who aren’t in the Rock Hall and rank their chances of being included in the Rock Hall conversation. Mary makes a passionate case for why Alanis Morissette needs to be on your next Rock Hall prediction list, while Eric delivers a heartfelt tribute to The Tragically Hip.

In a career spanning nearly 50 years, Canadian record producer Bob Ezrin has been just as close to the heartbeat of the music as the musicians themselves. He's produced huge albums, like Pink Floyd's The Wall, wrangled some of the most colourful and challenging personalities in classic rock, travelled all over the continent and earned a spot in the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. In that time, he's worked on major records with Lou Reed, U2, Kiss, Nine Inch Nails, Peter Gabriel, Alice Cooper and many more. Ezrin joined host Tom Power in the q studio to take us through the highlights of his unbelievable career, including one of the most notoriously troubled recording sessions ever with Pink Floyd, why his first gig as a producer for Alice Cooper "was like stepping into a Hieronymus Bosch painting," and why he once duct taped Peter Gabriel to a pillar.

In a career spanning nearly 50 years, Canadian record producer Bob Ezrin has been just as close to the heartbeat of the music as the musicians themselves. He's produced huge albums, like Pink Floyd's The Wall, wrangled some of the most colourful and challenging personalities in classic rock, travelled all over the continent and earned a spot in the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. In that time, he's worked on major records with Lou Reed, U2, Kiss, Nine Inch Nails, Peter Gabriel, Alice Cooper and many more. Ezrin joined host Tom Power in the q studio to take us through the highlights of his unbelievable career, including one of the most notoriously troubled recording sessions ever with Pink Floyd, why his first gig as a producer for Alice Cooper "was like stepping into a Hieronymus Bosch painting," and why he once duct taped Peter Gabriel to a pillar.

Ashley Brook, Adam Bunch and Face2Face host David Peck talk about the new web TV series Canadiana, meteorites and misconceptions, D’Arcy McGee, setting the record straight and why Canadian history isn’t boring. Synopsis The myth-shattering group of historians who traced Québec’s downfall to a love triangle – is launching a second season of stories and adventures from our provocative past.A documentary web series utilizing scenic footage, archival photos and whimsical animation, Canadiana is a team effort of four acclaimed documentary filmmakers Ashley Brook, Kyle Cucco, Josef Beeby - and host Adam Bunch.Their mission: to retell Canadian history the way it should have been told all along, entertainingly, and with an eye for the personalities, clashes, outrages and acts of passion that went into creating a nation. Canadiana is a documentary series on the hunt for the most incredible stories in Canadian history. Featuring playful animations and scenic footage, the series follows host Adam Bunch as he travels across the country, exploring the tales that have made Canada the unique place it is today. From scandalous love triangles to secret experiments, from rebels and freedom fighters to pirates and assassins, we uncover the fascinating and the unexpected. This isn’t the history you learned in school. For more info about the new series and to watch the episodes head here. Biographies: Ashley Brook is a Toronto-based video producer with ten years of experience in the documentary film and factual television industry. She is president at The Canadiana Project and co-creator/producer of the Canadiana series. Aside from her own work, she has credits on a variety of internationally acclaimed projects including series and one-offs for HBO, CBC, Discovery, National Geographic, and VICE; cinematic virtual reality series like Equator 360: The Line of Life; and Canadian theatrical docs like Long Time Running (The Tragically Hip) and Anthropocene: The Human Epoch. Ashley holds a degree in Communications and post-graduate level diplomas in Documentary Filmmaking and Film & Television Post-Production. Adam Bunch is a Canadian author and the creator of The Toronto Dreams Project. His first book, The Toronto Book of the Dead, was nominated for a 2018 Heritage Toronto Award. He writes an history column for Spacing Magazine and his articles about Canadian history have also appeared in The Huffington Post, Torontoist, and Yonge Street. In 2012, his work on The Toronto Dreams Project earned an honourable mention for the Governor General’s History Award for Community Programming; the project has been featured by a variety of media outlets, including CBC Radio’s Metro Morning, The Toronto Star and The Globe and Mail, and has been put on display by prestigious cultural institutions like the Art Gallery of Ontario. He's a former columnist for the Canadian Music Hall of Fame, and a former member of the Polaris Music Prize jury. Adam has lectured about history at the Royal Ontario Museum, The Toronto Public Library, PitchTalks, U of T, York University, Seneca College, and Trampoline Hall. Image Copyright: Unlikely Pear Productions. Used with permission. F2F Music and Image Copyright: David Peck and Face2Face. Used with permission. For more information about David Peck’s podcasting, writing and public speaking please visit his site here. With thanks to Josh Snethlage and Mixed Media Sound. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on Mulligan Stew, Terry hosts a feature conversation with Steven Page, recorded live at Studio Bell, home of the National Music Centre. This past week, Barenaked Ladies celebrated their induction into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame at the NMC. As part of the festivities, Terry hosted a Q&A with Steven Page that explored highlights of his BNL career, his solo work, and his collaborations with Steven Duffy, Craig Northey and more. Unforgettable stories about his encounters with Brian Wilson, Billy Bragg, and Steven’s last minute prep for his JUNO reunion with BNL.  

Tyler Stewart, drummer of the Barenaked Ladies, joined the show to talk about the band's Junos reunion and their induction into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. He then chimed in for our daily Trending Topix and weighted in on news that the Toronto Blue Jays are getting a cut from online scalpers.

To celebrate their impending reunion, in honour of their induction into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame, we thought it would be beneficial to examine the long, strange and supremely goofy career and legacy of Canada's favourite band of joke-rockers, The Barenaked Ladies. We count down what we believe to be their 10 most enduring songs and ask important questions about the band's status as Canadian Music Hall of Famers. Questions asked, but barely answered include: Do the Barenaked Ladies have any good songs? What was up with Jim Creeggan’s tam? Is Ed Robertson one of Canada's best known rappers? Why did we do this to ourselves? And more.

This week's show is all about The 2018 JUNO Awards. JUNOs/CARAS CEO Allan Reid joins us to talk about the first year of their partnership with the CBC, how they decide which artists will perform during the televised awards show, injecting diversity into JUNOs programming and the CARAS board, and of course, the Barenaked Ladies reunion for their induction into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. Plus, Andrew and Mike share some thoughts and predictions on some of the key categories, including Single, Album, Artist, and Group of the year.

My guest this week is the legendary rockabilly singer and bandleader, Ronnie Hawkins. I grew up knowing of Ronnie through his electrifying appearance in The Band's "The Last Waltz" movie, but as I learned more about the history, came to realize his importance as an artist in his own right, but also his abilities as a bandleader and talent scout. Like John Mayall did in the British blues scene, Ronnie could find the best players hidden away in remote corners, nurture them and bring them together like he did for one of the greatest bands ever, The Band (known originally as The Hawks)!  In 1958 Ronnie released his first hit “Hey, Bo Diddley”. This was followed by "Marylou", which turned Hawkins into a teenage idol. Hawkins, an Arkansas native, started touring in Canada, and with an exploding rockabilly and Rock & Roll scene in Toronto and around more rural Ontario, Ronnie decided to stay. In 1959, Morris Levy signed him to Roulette Records for five years and tried to lure him back to the United States but Hawkins had fallen in love with Canada and didn't want to leave his new home. The membership of his band, The Hawks, kept changing as the talent flowed in and out, but the name stayed the same. Aside from The Band, there was another incarnation that became Janis Joplin's Full Tilt Boogie Band, and another Robbie Lane and the Disciples.  Other famous Hawk alumni include David Clayton Thomas of Blood Sweat and Tears, actor Beverly D'Angelo, musician Lawrence Gowan, and fellow Canadian Music Hall of Fame inductees Burton Cummings and David Foster. It was great to have a chance to hear these stories first-hand, have lots of laughs, and learn new things about a key piece of Rock and Roll history. Enjoy my conversation with Ronnie Hawkins, and please subscribe to the podcast for free on iTunes!

In the few short years they have been together, The Washboard Union have defied classification and have become one of the most exciting and talked about new bands on the Canadian Country music scene. They’ve being nominated for Roots Artists of the Year by the British Columbia Country Music Association, have signed on with the country music power house management team at Sakamoto Entertainment and inked a recording deal Warner Music Canada/Slaight Music. The Washboard Union is made up of 6 members based out of Vancouver, British Columbia that are led by principles Aaron Grain, Chris Duncombe and David Roberts. The three share a very similar unconscious soundtrack and unbridled love for the art of songwriting and storytelling.  The Washboard Union is an authentic blend of where country and bluegrass have come and where they are headed next. It is for that reason that the band has earned so many fans along the way. Serving notice that they are not about to conform to convention, the band’s independently released self-titled debut album was produced by noted rock producers Garth "GGGarth" Richardson (Nickelback, Hedley) and Canadian Music Hall of Famer Bob Ezrin (Alice Cooper, Pink Floyd). That record led to the band’s BC Country Music Association nomination. In January 2015, The Washboard Union returned to Nashville to record their latest EP In My Bones in the legendary RCA Studio A. The album was produced by Trey Bruce (Faith Hill, Randy Travis, Diamond Rio). The band met Trey after having written the song “Someday” together earlier in 2014. Trey called the band immediately after that first session and demanded he take the producer helm for the band's next record. 

The Juno Awards, Music and Karen’s Interview with Jen Harbour, Airdrie Rotary Festival of Performing Arts.Congratulations to all The Juno winners and nominees.Calgary native Kiesza took home...Break Through Artist of the YearVideo of the Year for her single Hideaway and…Dance Recording of the Year for Sound of a WomanAlanis Morrisette was inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of FameInterview with Jen Harbour, coordinator of the Airdrie Rotary Festival of Performing Arts. This is where it all begins! Stars in the making. Band and Strings at Grace Baptist Church and Bert Church Theatre Thursday March 19.Check the schedule online for times at www.airdrierotaryfestival.orgSaturday March 21 at 7:00 PMAirdrie Rotary Festival of Performing Arts ShowcaseBert Church Theatre, AirdrieAirdrie Weekend EntertainmentSaturday March 21 7:00 – 9:00 PMGood Earth Café hosts an acoustic show with Celine & VincentSaturday March 28 2:30 PMAn afternoon with the popular Prairie Mountain Fiddlers at The Bert Church Theatre AirdrieTickets can be purchased through the Box Office or online at www.TheBertChurchTheatre.com or www.ticketpro.caSong 1: Guardian by Alanis Morrisette Album – Havoc and Bright LightsSong 2: Hideaway by Kiesza Song 3: Earned It by The Weeknd from Fifty Shades of Grey soundtrackIf you have any questions or want to be part of the show email Karen at info@kultureshake.comwww.kultureshake.com

The Juno Awards, Music and Karen’s Interview with Jen Harbour, Airdrie Rotary Festival of Performing Arts.Congratulations to all The Juno winners and nominees.Calgary native Kiesza took home...Break Through Artist of the YearVideo of the Year for her single Hideaway and…Dance Recording of the Year for Sound of a WomanAlanis Morrisette was inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of FameInterview with Jen Harbour, coordinator of the Airdrie Rotary Festival of Performing Arts. This is where it all begins! Stars in the making. Band and Strings at Grace Baptist Church and Bert Church Theatre Thursday March 19.Check the schedule online for times at www.airdrierotaryfestival.orgSaturday March 21 at 7:00 PMAirdrie Rotary Festival of Performing Arts ShowcaseBert Church Theatre, AirdrieAirdrie Weekend EntertainmentSaturday March 21 7:00 – 9:00 PMGood Earth Café hosts an acoustic show with Celine & VincentSaturday March 28 2:30 PMAn afternoon with the popular Prairie Mountain Fiddlers at The Bert Church Theatre AirdrieTickets can be purchased through the Box Office or online at www.TheBertChurchTheatre.com or www.ticketpro.caSong 1: Guardian by Alanis Morrisette Album – Havoc and Bright LightsSong 2: Hideaway by Kiesza Song 3: Earned It by The Weeknd from Fifty Shades of Grey soundtrackIf you have any questions or want to be part of the show email Karen at info@kultureshake.comwww.kultureshake.com