Podcasts about Corin Raymond

Singer-songwriter Corin Raymond joins the John Oakley Show to tell the story of the greatest use of loyalty points in human history. You can listen to the John Oakley Show live and in its entirety weekdays from 3:00 - 6:00pm ET over the air, or on our website www.640toronto.com Got a question a question or comment? We'd love to hear from you at michael@640toronto.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode #1017 We've got a bit of new music today, some cool covers and songs we've recently heard covered, we send some love and gratitude to the great John MacArthur Ellis, and we're joined in studio once again by Corin Raymond, this time for some live performances and more great conversation! playlist: https://wp.me/p1lizT-fmW

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Episode #1015 Some new music, we say goodbye to the Arlington Bridge and a greatly respected and valued music venue, The Good Will Social Club, slip in some new music, and we get a visit from our pal Corin Raymond who has spent the past month in Winnipeg, ahead of the final week of his Thursday residency at Times Change(d)! playlist: https://wp.me/p1lizT-flm

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Episode #1012 Timely tunes, new music, another plea to check out Corin Raymond's Artist Without Residence Residency, and we pay tribute to a true icon in the Canadian folk & roots community who we lost this weekend. David Gavan Baxter was a truly great guitar player, producer, songwriter, and singer, and he contributed to a long list of incredible albums. We heard from a whole bunch of them, as well as some of his amazing originals as we remember one of the greats.  playlist: http://wp.me/p1lizT-fiY

It's that time of the year...you want love songs? We've got love songs of all kinds on this week's episode of Georgian Bay Roots Radio. Join host Kailey Jane Hawkins to discover the spectrum of love songs from A-Z and hear music from folks like Valdy, David Hawkins, Jon Brooks, Morgan X Barrie, Bahamas, John Wort Hannam, Joel Plaskett, Drew McIvor, Mavis Staples, Jory Nash, Union Duke, Corin Raymond, John Prine, Suzie Vinnick & Rick Fines, Taylor Raeburn and The Small Glories! Happy Valentines Day!

Mike T. Kerr is a wild guitar player and ambitious songwriter of Canadian heritage and American citizenship. During his time at Berklee College of Music in Boston and in over 10 years of performing, he's lived his life through many historical and contemporary musical styles. Always curious to dig up not only a song's history, but the shape of the world at the time, Mike plays passionately and openly while interpreting the great guitar players of the past. A Danny Gatton lick or Django Reinhardt tune is never far from his fingertips. Mike had a brief but boisterous stint based out of Halifax, Nova Scotia where in 2018 he was nominated by Music Nova Scotia as Musician of the Year. Currently residing in Toronto, pre-pandemic Mike was found gigging regularly at hot-spots like The Cameron House, The Dakota Tavern, and The Local Pub playing original country music almost any night of the week, or lending his guitar skills to Canadian folk singers such as Corin Raymond, Campbell Woods, and others. Guitar Rags & Country Ballads is Mike's first album, it was recorded and released in 2018. It features 7 original Country songs and 3 instrumentals. Mike has kept very busy since that debut release and has endeavoured to release an album a month in 2021 at: miketkerr.bandcamp.com For more on Mike visit: www.miketkerr.com

Episode #882 Today on the show, a chat with Matt Masters about his new soulful album Everybody Loves a Winner, we visit with The Mavens and the Middle Brothers, say goodbye to Larry McMurtry, prep you for Your Next Haircut with Corin Raymond, and spin some new music! playlists: https://wp.me/p1lizT-en6

We were feelin' the love this week...Happy Valentines Day! This week's show is all about love: being in love, longing for love, old fashioned love, the truth of love, brotherly love, loving yourself, and loving home. Tune in and share the love with us! Featuring tracks by Joel Plaskett, Scott Nolan, John Prine, David Hawkins, Corin Raymond, Ruth Moody, Jake Feeney, The Good Lovelies, Drew McIvor, Trent Severn, JD Edwards, Christine Lavin, Dala and a new release from Justin Rutledge!

Hey folks, here's last Sunday's show with Kelly Babcock at the mic. We heard some great music from folks like Moo'd Swing, TangleFoot, Gangstagrass, Corin Raymond, Robert Tite, William Prince, The Krueger Band, Tim Harrison, Sylvie Annette Kindree & Mike Weir, Richard Garvey, and Ian Sherwood.

Transporting a harpsichord across a continent by train, and spending Canadian Tire money on making an album. This is episode 35 of Caffe Lena: 60 Years of Song. Thank you to Sarah at the Caffe for the list of songs and artists for the feature. Lou and Peter Berryman met in high school. They graduated in 1965 and started performing as a duo. A few years later, they were married and moved from Wisconsin to Vancouver, lugging a harpsichord Lou built while crossing the continent on a train. The marriage may not have lasted but they continue playing music together. Corin Raymond’s songs are very Canadian , slightly apocalyptic and suggest criminal activity. His song “Don’t Spend it Honey” mentions Canadian Tire money and in 2012 he announced a campaign to raise funds for a new album after fans spontaneously started giving it to him at live shows. The album was released in 2013. Caffe Lena : 60 Years of Song , a production of WEXT Radio.

Ken Dunn is a modern day traveling troubadour giving social and environmental issues a voice in song, while reminding us to keep our loved ones and peace at the forefront of this precious life. No stranger to Folk Roots Radio, the singer-songwriter from Gibsons BC often travels and plays with partner Anna Green, but he was flying solo when he joined us in the studio to for a wonderful chat about his music and 2019 live album, "Live in L.A.". Ken also played a few songs live for us. We're pleased to bring that interview to you as part of Episode 495 of Folk Roots Radio. We also take a listen to more of the latest new releases, and this time around we hear from Corin Raymond, Don Bray, Manitoba Hal, Poor Man's Gambit, Andrew Bird and Che Apalache.

The latest episode of the official show of Summerfolk, this is Georgian Bay Roots Radio with music by Freeman Dre and the Kitchen Party, Great Big Sea, Brian Leckie and The Kreuger Band, Stan Rogers, Ray Frumalorra, Moonfruits, Tragedy Ann, Old Man Luedecke, Jann Arden, Corin Raymond, and Slainte Mthah.

GBR episode #158 with RPR, Evelyn Parry, Corin Raymond, Shawna Caspi, The Dry Bones, Joni Mitchell, Lisa Stethem, Steve Poltz, The Kruegers, Carmanah Band, Gathering Sparks, and Madelaine Roger.

On this episode, I talk to Danny Bell of Mad Loon Entertainment and Nicholas Dormaar who hosts the 2982 House Concert Series right here in Prince George. We spoke about their roles in providing space for live music, what makes their respective venues unique, and how they stay community minded and prioritize the needs of musicians and their audience. To find out more about the house concert series and stay up to date with shows, email nicholas.dormaar@alumni.unbc.ca. Music included in this weeks episode from Billie Zizi, Naomi Shore, Geoff Berner, Danny Bell & His Disappointments, and Corin Raymond. For more info on this podcast, the music, or my guests, email cfur_hello@cfur.ca. 

Jon is behind the mic this week with songs for the solstice, an interview with Corin Raymond, and artists on the line up for Summerfolk44.

Hear Jon's full interview with Corin Raymond and a few songs to boot.

Playlist: 1. John Muirhead "I Can Sleep Anywhere" 2. Irish Mythen "The Bravery" 3. Blackberry Smoke "One-Horse Town" 4. Birds of Chicago "Super Lover" 5. Gangstagrass "Red Sky Morning 6. Jenie Thai "Night on Fire" 7. Bob McBride " Do it Right" 8. Bill Dickson "No More Chickens in the Alamo" 9. Leon Redbone "Walking Stick" 10. Murray Kinsley and Wicked Grin "Let Me Love You" 11. El Coyote "Tip Jar" 12. Steve Earle "Jericho Road" 13. Rhiannon Giddens "I'm on My Way (With Francesco Turrisi) 14. Freddy White "The Parting Glass" 15. Corin Raymond "That's Life (Lovin' You Right Back)

May 19th episode with Kelly playing Danny Michel, Deanne Hallman, Drew McIvor, Marshall Veroni, Deep Blue Honey, Jessica Stewart Few, Tom Mason And The Blue Buccaneers, a smidgeon of Nazareth, Joni Mitchell, David Francey, Pharis and Jason Romero, Corin Raymond, Corin Raymond again, and of course, Ted Rusk.

It's the Mother's Day 2019 episode of Georgian Bay Roots Radio! Join host Kailey Jane Hawkins as she spins some tunes celebrating mothers, mamas, grandmothers and everyone who plays that role in our lives. Featuring music by The Good Lovelies, Corin Raymond, Sharon and Bram, Jayden Grahlman, Matt Andersen, Kathleen Edwards, Marshall Veroni, Cassie and Maggie, William Prince, Coco Love Alcorn, Cecile Doo Kingue, The Once, Eve Goldberg, Dave Gunning and Treasa Levasseur!

Corin Raymond sat down with Jan Hall at the Folk Music Ontario conference for a wonderful in-depth conversation about his music and fabulous album "Hobo Jungle Fever Dreams", Folk Roots Radio's favourite recording of 2016. Corin Raymond will release a new album "Dirty Mansions" in 2019. For more information about the music of Corin Raymond, visit http://corinraymond.com. Music: Corin Raymond “Rain Bed”, “Two Miles Of Train”, “Best Demented Cowgirl Face” and “Under The Belly Of The Night” from “Hobo Jungle Fever Dreams” (2016, Local Rascal Records).

A full show, chatting with local blues Duo Shakey Trill, checking out the local open mic scene and then playing some artists featured at the upcoming Summerfolk open showcase. Playlist: 1. John Allan Cameron: Getting Dark Again 2. Corin Raymond and the Sundowners: Brand New Song 3. Sarah MacDougall: Pippi &Lionheart 4. Shakey Trill live excerpt 5. Mel Brown: My Baby Likes to Boogie 6. Lisa Stethem: Shine 7. Dave Hawkins: The Way it Was 8. Drew McIvor: 45's and 33's 9. Steven "Danger Pay" Danard: The Snake Song 10. Piper & Carson: Save Some For Yourself 11. Sammy Duke: Sympathy 12. The Shipyard Kitchen Party: Journey Forth 13. Freeman Dre and the Kitchen Party: We All Fall Down

Tough Girls (and the boys who love them) take charge this week on Georgian Bay Roots!! Roll up the rugs and dance with women who belt it out with the best from the worlds of blues, country, folk and gospel. Host Ted Rusk matches up pioneers of their genre with today's powerful performers. Big Mama Thorton and Samantha Martin, Wanda Jackson and YOU SAY PARTY , Ruth Brown and Treasa Levasseur. Plus The Dirty Dishes clean house, sisters under the skin Kim Doolittle and Suzie Vinnick show their softer sides, Tanika Charles toughs it out in Parkdale, while Corin Raymond & The Sundowners and The Great Canadian Swampstompers sing about the tough girls they love. Our Feature Performer this week is chamber folk master Raine Hamilton, talking about her album Night Sky and upcoming show Raine Hamilton at The Bleeding Carrot. Then Sister Rosetta Tharpe tells us all what's what...

PLEASE NOTE- THE DEADLINE FOR SUMMERFOLK EARLY BIRD TICKETS IS ACTUALLY MARCH 31 2018. VISIT http://summerfolk.org/ FOR DETAILS. A feature and interview with Blues impresario Kim Doolittle headlines our Chasin' the Winter Blues episode {show #70 if yiou're counting}. Host Ted Rusk gets rid of the blahs with a fistful of the blues. The wide-ranging show includes winter-busting tunes from Lightnin' Hopkins - The Blues, The Original Sloth Band, Élage Diouf, Lori Yates, Faron Young, Katherine McClelland, Woody Guthrie, Corin Raymond, Bobby Dean Blackburn and The Ken Whiteley Band. Just chillin'... Correction: the Early Bird deadline for Summerfolk tickets is March 31st

On this edition of Folk Roots Radio, we talk to singer/songwriter Corin Raymond who has just received a Juno Award nomination for his wonderful album “Hobo Jungle Fever Dreams”, which just happened to be our favourite recording of 2016. Corin joined us in the mobile studio at the Folk Music Ontario conference this past October for a wide-ranging conversation that covered his songwriting, the joys of collaboration, his 100 Book Blog, and, of course, the making of “Hobo Jungle Fever Dreams”. We also get to play some tracks from the album we haven’t yet played on the show. And, as always, we fill up the rest of the hour with a look at more of the latest new releases. I hope you'll check it out! Check out the full playlist at http://folkrootsradio.com.

You probably know him from his roles in shows and movies like The League and Let's Be Cops, or from his hugely popular parody songs; however, now, Jon Lajoie is putting his musical talents to more "serious" use with his indie folk project Wolfie's Just Fine, which we'll hear all about. We also catch travelling troubadour Corin Raymond amid his cross-Canada tour, talking about his latest release, Hobo Jungle Fever Dreams, and how the Canadian landscape seeps into his material. Vocal powerhouse SATE has a new release that showcases her brand of gritty blues-tinged rock through songs that were entirely selected by her fan base. Plus, our friends Terence Jack and ESMA join us ahead of a major cross-counry tour and huge CMW showcase, respectively.

Corin Raymond plays track from Hobo Jungle Fever Dreams and talks about giving songs a cinematic life, talking to ghosts, and travelling across the prairies of Canada. "Corin Raymond aims for the cinematic on Hobo Jungle Fever Dreams (Ep296)" originated from Americana Music Show.

Tributes to Merle Haggard and Thunderclap Newman, previews of Canadian music coming to town: Winnipeg's Small Glories, Vancouver's Jenny Ritter, Canadian String Quartet The Fretless, and the 10th annual festival of gypsy jazz - April In Paris - with 5 local bands in the Django style. Finishing up with Coco Love Alcorn's Hope for the World and Corin Raymond. Canada (folk) rocks!!

R.B. Stone plays tracks from Some Call It Freedom and talks about how he learned to play guitar on a ranch in Colorado and about his songwriting philosophy. On this week’s episode I’ve got the new gothic rock album from Lincoln Durham, some beautiful border music from Carrie Rodriguez, and some top notch songwriting from Robbie Fulks. I’ve also got new music from Steven Casper & Cowboy Angst, Corin Raymond, Grant-Lee Phillips, Sarah Shook & The Disarmers, and Lucinda Williams. "R.B. Stone writes head songs and heart songs (Ep291)" originated from Americana Music Show.

Julie Rhodes plays tracks from Bound To Meet The Devil and talks about writing her working class blues songs in an ice cream shop and making music with her friends. Also on this week’s episode, I’ve got the debut country rock album from Sarah Shook & the Disarmers, the new blues album from Reed Turchi, and the new rock & roll album from Corin Raymond. I’ve also got another track from that amazing Lucinda Williams album, more aussie rock from Lachlan Bryan and Ruby Boots, and a sneak peek at that upcoming Eli West album. "Julie Rhodes scoops the blues (Ep288)" originated from Americana Music Show.

We welcome musician and song-writer, Corin Raymond, onto this episode!  Corin tells us about his fringe show, getting an album funded with Canadian Tire Money and also talks about his upcoming CD.  We hear a song that will be on the new Album and Reuben preforms some hip-hop!   Find Corin at www.corinraymond.com

Some solid, undisputed classics as well as a look at this week’s exciting upcoming shows!

Some solid, undisputed classics as well as a look at this week’s exciting upcoming shows!

Just the good stuff today, and plenty of it, including some older classics and some great sounds from last year!

Just the good stuff today, and plenty of it, including some older classics and some great sounds from last year!

It’s Junofest weekend in Winnipeg, and there’s so much going on that today’s show had to be pre-recorded, but I had to make sure that there was something on to celebrate great Canadian music and a couple of exciting upcoming events.

It’s Junofest weekend in Winnipeg, and there’s so much going on that today’s show had to be pre-recorded, but I had to make sure that there was something on to celebrate great Canadian music and a couple of exciting upcoming events.

THE BARN BIRDS are a collaboration between veteran North Carolina Americana songsmith/guitarist Jonathan Byrd and Northwest singer/fiddler/guitarist Chris Kokesh, known for her work with Misty River. Jonathan and Chris Kokesh met in 2007 and dubbed themselves the Barn Birds when they made their first recordings together. The duo's self titled album is an album about romantic love expressed with sophisticated musicality, smart songs and great sound. Byrd and Kokesh include songs written with and by Amy Speace, Anthony da Costa, Carey West, Corin Raymond, Anais Mitchell, Rob Vaarmeyer, Luke Dick, and the late Jack Hardy. MELISSA FERRICK signed to Atlantic Records in the mid-�90s. Ferrick was part of a new wave of alt-rock females�including artists like Liz Phair, PJ Harvey and college-mate Paula Cole�who sang about womanhood with sharp, unchecked honesty. Morrissey proved an early champion when he personally invited her to tour as his opening act, and Ferrick eventually went on to found her own label and release a string of albums and EPs (more than 16 to date) in which she played almost every instrument herself. She tours regularly and plays to packed houses across the U.S. Her latest is 'the truth is' on MPress Records.

We’re getting set for this year’s exciting installment of The Trout Forest Music festival, and there’s a special kickoff show at Times Change(d) tonight. Joining us live in-studio are Uncle Thirsty, Mayor Matt Allen, and Geoff Berner who plays some great new songs.

We’re getting set for this year’s exciting installment of The Trout Forest Music festival, and there’s a special kickoff show at Times Change(d) tonight. Joining us live in-studio are Uncle Thirsty, Mayor Matt Allen, and Geoff Berner who plays some great new songs.

Wasn’t that a party? Corin Raymond & The Sundowners came to town to celebrate the release of Paper Nickels, and I was there for 2 out of the 3 shows. Magical. The project aims to expose great underappreciated songs & writers, so in true folk detective style, we’ve got some of the many songs that Corin played and recommended, as well as some friends and colleagues. On a more sombre note, this weekend marks the anniversary of the death of the late great John Bottomley, as well as the star-studded tribute to another great musician gone too soon, Jay Smith.

It’s Spring Break for the kiddies (and us teachers), and there’s lots of great shows this week to help us celebrate. We preview some of the highlights and one of the most exciting is Thursday’s EP release show for local roots trio Red Moon Road. They dropped by to chat about the EP, the show, and perform for us.

It’s Spring Break for the kiddies (and us teachers), and there’s lots of great shows this week to help us celebrate. We preview some of the highlights and one of the most exciting is Thursday’s EP release show for local roots trio Red Moon Road. They dropped by to chat about the EP, the show, and perform for us.

Wasn’t that a party? Corin Raymond & The Sundowners came to town to celebrate the release of Paper Nickels, and I was there for 2 out of the 3 shows. Magical. The project aims to expose great underappreciated songs & writers, so in true folk detective style, we’ve got some of the many songs that Corin played and recommended, as well as some friends and colleagues. On a more sombre note, this weekend marks the anniversary of the death of the late great John Bottomley, as well as the star-studded tribute to another great musician gone too soon, Jay Smith.

A look behind the scenes as we're joined by a couple of folks behind one of the most amazing and inspiring projects in a long time, Corin Raymond & Rob Vaarmeyer. They were the guiding forces behind Corin's "Paper Nickels" project which collects together some amazing, under appreciated songs from across the nation.

We’ve got some great new music to keep us warm today, during the winter that never ends. Thoughts of upcoming shows sure helps, and we’ve got some good ones!

We’ve got some great new music to keep us warm today, during the winter that never ends. Thoughts of upcoming shows sure helps, and we’ve got some good ones!

It’s Spring Break for the kiddies (and us teachers), and there’s lots of great shows this week to help us celebrate. We preview some of the highlights and one of the most exciting is Thursday’s EP release show for local roots trio Red Moon Road. They dropped by to chat about the EP, the show, and perform for us.

Our first live guests of the year, and what a great way to kick things off. Today we’re joined by Dylan Ireland & Melissa Payne, Express and Company. Their new disc Ontario is one of the best of the year so far, and Melissa got our attention with her fine self-titled CD last year, so it’s a real treat to get to know them and hear them perform live.

Our first live guests of the year, and what a great way to kick things off. Today we’re joined by Dylan Ireland & Melissa Payne, Express and Company. Their new disc Ontario is one of the best of the year so far, and Melissa got our attention with her fine self-titled CD last year, so it’s a real treat to get to know them and hear them perform live.

Our first live guests of the year, and what a great way to kick things off. Today we’re joined by Dylan Ireland & Melissa Payne, Express and Company. Their new disc Ontario is one of the best of the year so far, and Melissa got our attention with her fine self-titled CD last year, so it’s a real treat to get to know them and hear them perform live.

Today we’ve got some exciting house concert news and the return of one of our all-time favourites on Friday. We’ve also got wedding wishes for Amanda & Jason and lots of new and exciting music.

Today we’ve got some exciting house concert news and the return of one of our all-time favourites on Friday. We’ve also got wedding wishes for Amanda & Jason and lots of new and exciting music.

We’ve got some great shows coming up around town this week, so some previews are in order. Today would have been the late great Paul Quarrington’s birthday, so a tribute is also in order.

Today we’re joined by singer/songwriter/fringe festival performer Corin Raymond, who’s touring his new one-man show, Bookworm, and preparing for his upcoming album "Paper Nickels" which is made up of songs by great under-appreciated Canadian writers, and is being funded with Canadian Tire money! Along to help out with the hosting duties is a big fan of Corin’s and all kinds of great music, and a very knowledgeable and great guy, Oly Backstrom.

We’ve got some great shows coming up around town this week, so some previews are in order. Today would have been the late great Paul Quarrington’s birthday, so a tribute is also in order.

Today we’re joined by singer/songwriter/fringe festival performer Corin Raymond, who’s touring his new one-man show, Bookworm, and preparing for his upcoming album "Paper Nickels" which is made up of songs by great under-appreciated Canadian writers, and is being funded with Canadian Tire money! Along to help out with the hosting duties is a big fan of Corin’s and all kinds of great music, and a very knowledgeable and great guy, Oly Backstrom.

They are from all over the place on this new Americana map of the world: American Aquarium,Chuck Prophet, Nathan Holscher and the Ohio 5, Boothill Foot-Tappers, Guy Clark, Mason Proffit, Monsters of Folk, Corin Raymond, Red Rooster, Richmond Fontaine and Lucero