Podcast appearances and mentions of danny michel

Hey friends! Welcome back to an all new season of Kitchener Famous with Jesse and Jay. We want to thank you for coming back and listening. Today's episode features our "on sight investigative journalism" skills from last year's Belmont Village Bestival.Because so many of the artist's graciously took time to chat with us, we had to split this episode into two parts. This episode features our chats with: Matt Weidinger, Danny Michel, John Orpheus, Steve Strongman, Rob Szabo, Tammy Lawrence, Isy Aboagye, Cheryl Lescom and Sydney Jones. It's all here on our season 5 debut episode of Kitchener Famous. And while we have your attention, we would like to thank this year's sponsors:The Duke of Wellington, Hop House/ White Rabbit, The Foundry Tavern/The Underwing, Encore Records, The Belmont Village Bestival & the Elmira Vintage Guitar Show. Remember to support local this year. It's more important now than ever.

This is Episode 426 of Georgian Bay Roots Radio, hosted by Lloyd Lemon that was released on December 15, 2024. Episode 426 is sponsored by The Georgian Bay Folk Society. In this episode Lloyd bids farewell to this adventure of being a volunteer radio host with a set list to recognize artists from Summerfolk past and future (Summerfolk 50) and to also have a nod to the holiday season. Artists featured include: Hot Soup; Oliver Schroer & The Stewed Tomatoes; Ivan Strunin, Blackie & the Rodeo Kings; Lennie Gallant; Matt Andersen; Rick Fines; The Skydiggers; Catherine MacLellan; Danny Michel; Trout Fishing in America; and Brian Wilson. #summerfolk #podcast #georgianbayroots #georgianbayrootsradio #Summerfolk50 #hotsoup #oliverschroerandthestewedtomatoes #ivanstrunin blackieandtherodeokings #lenniegallant #mattandersen #rickfines #skydiggers #catherinemaclellan #dannymichel #troutfishinginamerica and #brianwilson

As the Good Lovelies say in their track "I See Gold": There's a change comin' Everything's gonna be alright... There *is* a change coming: friends, after 8 years on the airwaves, at the end of this calendar year Georgian Bay Roots Radio is switching off and heading into the sunset. Join host Kailey Jane Hawkins as she reflects on her 7 years as one of the hosts of this merry little show, and spins some favourites from local legends and Summerfolk alumni alike. Featuring tracks by Joel Plaskett, Suzie Vinnick, Jon Brooks, Stephen Hardy Palmer, Drew McIvor, Marv Perry, Bill Monahan, Fred Penner, Matt Andersen, Steve Poltz, Danny Michel, Bill Dickson, the JD Edwards Band, and the Good Lovelies!

Episode #1062 New music, we turn the clocks back to 2016, play a couple of rounds of Too Close for Comfort, and previews of a couple of exciting upcoming shows: Devin Latimer called to chat a bit about this Thursday's Make Poverty History fundraiser and a leftover from the new episode of Fly with your Shadow, featuring Danny Michel talking about his tour with Steve Poltz! Make Poverty History fundraiser: https://www.wecc.ca/events/1-rbb5a-krstw-me4je Danny Michel & Steve Poltz: https://www.wecc.ca/events/2024/11/19/danny-michel-amp-steve-poltz Fly with your Shadow: https://flywithyourshadow.com/danny-michel-episode-32/ More Danny Michel rarities & collaborations playlist: https://wp.me/p1lizT-fZD

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Sometimes we like to share great music because of a theme we're trying to build or a show we're looking to promote, but sometimes it's fun to share great music "just because"! This is one of those shows -- join host Kailey Jane Hawkins as she shares a little of this, a little of that, and offers another HUGE welcome to our new host Lloyd Lemon who has his first show NEXT WEEK! Catch it all here! Featuring tracks by The Walkervilles, Deep Blue Honey, Peter Paul and Mary, Serena Ryder, Karla Bonoff, Danny Michel, Steve Poltz, Eric Nagler, The Small Glories, Jeremy Fisher, Christine Lavin, Matt Andersen and a brand new track from the Good Lovelies!

It's the Halloween..."ish" episode of Georgian Bay Roots Radio! This week on the show join host Kailey Jane Hawkins for some holiday-appropriate tunes -- no tricks, only musical treats for you in this week's show! Featuring tracks by Cara Luft, Danny Michel, The JD Edwards Band, De Temps Antan, Kae Shelby, Bahamas, The AB3, The Krueger Band, Dandelioness, Matt Epp, Ambre McLean and Motes and Oats!

“He was eye level with the falls…” This week on the show, something different. We're playing one of Stuart McLean's most requested stories and you might be surprised to hear it is not a Dave and Morley story. This week: the amazing and moving story of Roger Woodward, the boy who went over Niagara Falls. We play new music (that's right – music!) by Danny Michel that is inspired by this Niagara story and share Jess and Danny's conversation about music, waterfalls, life on tour with the Vinyl Cafe (and lots more in between!) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Summer's End might be here, but that doesn't mean we have to stop thinking about Summerfolk and the amazing music we hear at festivals like it! This week on the show join host Kailey Jane Hawkins as she shares "discovery tracks" from her six years behind the mic here at Georgian Bay Roots. Tune in to hear tracks by Windborne, Fred Penner, Matt Epp, Serena Ryder, John Prine, Wesli, Marshall Veroni, Danny Michel, Our Shotgun Wedding, Wendi Hunter, Bill Monahan, Justin Burgess, Larry Andreas Jensen & Rob Rolfe, and introducing Summerfolk Youth Discoveries - The Road to Summerfolk winner Charlie Taylor-Gillespie!

Fishes of the pod pond; I have not been casting my pod-reel and for that, I apologize - but I've been extremely busy (like a buzzing pollenating bee in a hive of wild music/dad life activity) - so I hope you've been alright with the unannounced hiatus, but just like that - Graventown is back bbz. Today on the podcast, I was very lucky to snag a few golden minutes from a jewel of a human who is always shining and glimmering in many different musical directions; Craig Smith. Craig is a Collingwood, Ontario songwriter in the great folk rock band called Ontarians but he is also a sound engineer, producer, multi instrumentalist, father, renaissance man and just an all around swell fella. He and I became fast pals when he was the entertainment coordinator of a magical spot in Collingwood called Crow Bar and Variety. He had me back quite a few times to take that lovely stage with my band, and a friendship sparked. He and his partner Ariana Dalie are the main lynchpins and curators for a brand new festival called Four Winds Music Festival (in Durham, Ontario on the lovely Riverstone Eco Retreat grounds) and it's all happening July 14-16. I am playing at the festival with my full five alarm band along with some amazing superstar and up and comer acts like Sarah Harmer, Danny Michel, Elliott Brood, Julian Taylor, Queen M, Mountain Head, Jolie Smith, Alysha Brilla and so many more. We had one heck of a lovely chat. For more info about Four Winds, head to the website for tickets and showtimes and I truly am "stoke-level-zebra" to see any and all Graventowners there. Catch me in a town near you by visting my website to see where I'm playing. If people can hate for no reason, I can love for no reason - and I love you. Thanks for stopping by Graventown. Yer always welcome here. As a full time independent artist, you can support me by joining my SUPER RAD subscription service at https://ko-fi.com/gravencanada

Things are warming up at Georgian Bay Roots Radio now that the summer season is officially here! This week on the show we've got all kinds of hot tracks to share -- brand new music just released in the last couple of weeks, a few of favourites from familiar friends, and some great stuff that just really deserves some airtime. Sit back, relax with a cold beverage, turn up the dial and let the sounds of the summer season wash over you. Featuring tracks by Danny Michel, Amber May, Okan, Richard Garvey, Matt Epp, Dave Hawkins, Rob Elder, The Good Lovelies, Gordon Lightfoot and Wendi Hunter.

Festival and "summer show" season is upon us!! This week on Georgian Bay Roots Radio join host Kailey Jane Hawkins as she spins tunes from artists playing at Mariposa 2023, music from artists playing Summerfolk 48, songs from artists performing at Harbour Nights and the Music at the Market series here in Owen Sound, AND some brand new tracks hot off the presses from your friends and neighbours right here in Grey and Bruce! There's so much happening it's hard to pack it all in!! Featuring tracks by Coco Love Alcorn, KT Tunstall, Drew McIvor, David Hartt, Ken Dunn, Rufus Wainwright, Rob Elder, Sharon Lois and Bram, Julian Taylor, Josh Ritchie, The Realmwalkers, Danny Michel and Paige Warner!

This week on the show we've got some old favourites, some brand new releases, and lots of tracks by local musicians to celebrate the depth of talent we have right here in our own front yard. This past week here in Owen Sound we lost one of our own, songstress Lisa Stethem. Friend the show and friend of Lisa's, Mary Little, put it best with a post on Lisa's Facebook wall: "We've lost a bright light in our Owen Sound music community. She was a strong, courageous woman with a beautiful smile. She was a marvellous songwriter who was devoted to her craft. Our songwriters' circle won't be the same without her. RIP Lisa. We'll listen for your voice, singing in the wind." Featuring tracks by Richard Ebbs, Mimi O'Bonsawin, James Keelaghan, Danny Michel, Paige Warner, Kelly Babcock, Graham Nash, Larry Jensen, Stompin' Tom Connors, Coco Love Alcorn, Fred Penner, Kathleen Edwards, and Lisa Stethem.

We've got news to share on this week's episode of Georgian Bay Roots Radio!! We're excited to announce that we'll have TWO new hosts coming on board to join the team. Please join us in offering a big welcome to Marcie Riegling and to Tim Harrison! Tune in to hear all about our new hosts and when you'll hear them on the air. This week on the show we're spinning tunes to celebrate our founder, Jon Farmer, to celebrate Marcie and Tim's arrival and upcoming shows, and to share awesome music...because that's what we do! Featuring tracks by Danny Michel, The Dry Bones, Julian Taylor, Shawna Caspi, Larry Jensen, The Sundown Drivers, Drew McIvor, James Keelaghan, The East Pointers, Ambre McLean, Kailey Jane Hawkins and Tim Harrison!

Summerfolk 47 has come and gone and we're not ready to say Goodnight Irene just yet! In this week's episode of Georgian Bay Roots relive some of host Kailey Jane Hawkins' favourite musical moments from Summerfolk 47, including music by Ambre McLean, Redfox, Irish Mythen, Danny Michel, Leela Gilday, William Prince, Steve Poltz, Aleksi Campagne, The Mackenzie Blues Band, and RPR, also featuring tunes by Matt Andersen and Stan Rogers, and making his debut on the Georgian Bay Roots Radio airwaves, a tune from local musician Richard Ebbs!

On this episode of the Richard Crouse Show we meet father and daughter Neil Osborne and singer/songwriter Kandle. Neil is the lead singer of 54-40, and has a remarkable catalogue of hit songs, including "Baby Ran," "I Go Blind," "Ocean Pearl" and the award-winning "Since When." Kandle is a musician, singer and songwriter with a solo career, and has collaborated with her father in the past, but they've now officially formed their own band: a modern-day psychedelic blues rock duo called A Family Curse. The A Family Curse collaboration actually began a few years ago when Neil and songwriter Danny Michel, recorded some instrumental jams together. But due to their busy schedules, the songs were left to collect dust until Neil sent them to Kandle. She added fresh new melody and lyrics and from there, Kandle and Neil decided to form the band and make an entire album. Then, Kelly McCormack stops by. You know her as combative hockey player Betty-Anne on the hit show Letterkenny, but she is back in a new show now streaming on Amazon Prime. In “A League of Their Own” Kelly plays Jess, a shortstop from Moosejaw who utters the original film's most famous line, there's no crying in baseball.' We round things out with Joy Fielding, the New York Times bestselling author called "an ingenious master of domestic suspense," joins me to talk about her new novel “The Housekeeper.” It's a suspenseful story about a woman who hires a housekeeper to care for her aging parents--only to watch as she takes over their lives.

On this episode of the Richard Crouse Show we meet father and daughter Neil Osborne and singer/songwriter Kandle. Neil is the lead singer of 54-40, and has a remarkable catalogue of hit songs, including "Baby Ran," "I Go Blind," "Ocean Pearl" and the award-winning "Since When." Kandle is a musician, singer and songwriter with a solo career, and has collaborated with her father in the past, but they've now officially formed their own band: a modern-day psychedelic blues rock duo called A Family Curse. The A Family Curse collaboration actually began a few years ago when Neil and songwriter Danny Michel, recorded some instrumental jams together. But due to their busy schedules, the songs were left to collect dust until Neil sent them to Kandle. She added fresh new melody and lyrics and from there, Kandle and Neil decided to form the band and make an entire album. Then, Kelly McCormack stops by. You know her as combative hockey player Betty-Anne on the hit show Letterkenny, but she is back in a new show now streaming on Amazon Prime. In “A League of Their Own” Kelly plays Jess, a shortstop from Moosejaw who utters the original film's most famous line, there's no crying in baseball.' We round things out with Joy Fielding, the New York Times bestselling author called "an ingenious master of domestic suspense," joins me to talk about her new novel “The Housekeeper.” It's a suspenseful story about a woman who 

THE SUMMERFOLK SCHEDULE IS OUT! Yay! You can check it out right now at www.summerfolk.org and begin to map out your festival experience. You'll want to check it out early and make some plans and, as a heads up, you might have to be strategic...because as it's been for the last 46 years, there will be LOTS of amazing music happening at this year's festival. Tune in this week to catch music by Summerfolk alumni Sarah Harmer and Tim Harrison, and Summerfolk 47 artists Morgan X Barrie, Le Vent Du Nord, Mimi O'Bonsawin, David Newland, Briar Summers, RPR, Steve Poltz, Leela Gilday, The Mackenzie Blues Band, Danny Michel, and Camryn Ruthven!

The results of the Youth Discoveries Finale event are in! It was a close competition and an amazing show and now we have some young performers who will be on the lineup for Summerfolk 47! Tune in to hear who's in, for music from performers playing Mariposa 2022, AND for more music from artists coming to Summerfolk 47! Get it all here! Featuring music by Steve Poltz, The Small Glories, Housewife, Morgan Barrie, RPR, Treasa Levasseur, John Prine, Mavis Staples, Danny Michel, Irish Mythen, Redfox, Tami Nielson, Matt Andersen and Briar Summers!

The sun is brighter, the weather is warmer, the days are longer...it is starting to feel summer-y out there, and that means Summerfolk is coming!! This week on the show we're sharing tunes to spread some happiness, feature music from artists who are either alumni of the festival or coming to play at Summerfolk 47 (or both?), and some tunes celebrating mothers for Mothers Day! Tune in to catch it all. Featuring tracks by Birds of Bellwoods, Wendi Hunter, Jill Barber, Morgan Barrie, Joel Plaskett, Esther's Family, Dr Fabola, John Denver, Danny Michel, Redfox, Coco Love Alcorn, Matt Andersen and Steve Poltz!

les- folkfest tease, allison russell watchhouse josh ritter -live this week roy forbes, frazey ford small glories tom phillips and mariel buckley. easter is upon us and duke redbird caleigh cardinal,Playlist: The Dead South - keep on the sunny sideP'tit Belliveau - un journée sans haineThe Cactus Blossoms - everybody (feat. jenny lewis)Danny Michel - what colour are you?Bryson Waind - change i all i have leftMatt Andersen - raise up your glassAmy Bishop - inside a boxMargo Cilker - barbed wire (belly crawl)Allison Russell - montrealwatchhouse - upside downJosh Ritter - heaven knowsroy forbes - don't let goThe Small Glories - secondhandtom phillips and the dt's - goin' back to harlanFrazey Ford - money can't buyMariel Buckley - ahead by a centurySultans of String, duke redbird, Twin Flames - the power of the landThe Fretless, Caleigh Cardinal - earthly daysannie gallup - easter sundayScott Nolan - easter at the waffle houseMartyn Joseph - one of usBruce Springsteen - jesus was an only sonWilliam Prince - gospel first nationBruce Cockburn - ester

Episode 15! Holy mother of pearl; who'd ever thunk it? Thank you for being a part of this fun, zany, welcoming little vibrant community called Graventown. As a very special guest for this monumental episode, I was very lucky to connect with Danny Michel. The only good thing about not shopping in record stores anymore is you won't have to figure out what genre to look for Danny under. If that were the case, you could try looking under, rock, pop, folk, world or even classical. His own self-described musical A.D.D. has kept his music fresh for decades. Maybe it has something to do with being born next to a candy factory, or his ambidextrous brain, but his thoughtful lyrics & charming performances have earned a devoted fan base, multiple nominations for Junos, The Polaris Prize, CBC's "Heart Of Gold", and most recently winning the CFMA's "Producer of the year" and "Oliver Schroder Pushing the Boundaries" Awards. But Danny considers his career highlights to be the unique real life moments like performing for Jane Goodall's 85th birthday party, touring with Stuart Mclean and working with charities close to his heart. We had a nice long chat about music, covid, spotify, genre-hopping, his own self made super intricate tyco car track in house called #danlandiagardensspeedway and recording songs on a Russian icebreaker with astronaut Chris Hadfield. Follow Danny's musical adventures at his website.  Follow me on SM under @gravencanada! I do a live music show every Thursday at 9 PM EST on Instagram Live called Graventown - come hang. Check my new U2 cover video here. New album "Simple Complex" coming out FEB 25!!! #simplecomplexgraven #newalbum #gravencanada #singersongwriter #gravenandthenewbandCatch me in a town near you by visting my website to see where I'm playing. If people can hate for no reason, I can love for no reason - and I love you. Thanks for stopping by Graventown. Yer always welcome here. As a full time independent artist, you can support me by joining my SUPER RAD subscription service at https://ko-fi.com/gravencanada

LINDY VOPNFJÖRD: State of the Heart reflects not only Lindy's personal evolution toward a new love and revolution as a dedicated songwriter, but also his fledgling partnership with Danny Michel, who breathes new life into Lindy's style by imbuing his signature folk sound with a modern feel.The opening moments on the title track “State of the Heart” carry the audience in this new direction, as he sings: “This was meant to be a protest song, but the politics were wrong / Not a time to be sublime / let's leave the politics behind.” State of the Heart displays the synergy between the sound and vision of a meticulous perfectionist working out of a rural Southern Ontario studio and the soul of a self-described “joyologist and freedom nerd” who recently moved to Hamilton, Ontario.

Celebrate the Summer's End and the beginning of Autumn with this week's episode of Georgian Bay Roots. Join host Kailey Jane Hawkins as she spins tracks to welcome the changing of the seasons, and the return of live music! Featuring tracks by John Prine, The Mackenzie Blues Band, Hot Black Coffee, James Keelaghan, Julian Taylor, Leonard Cohen, Suzie Vinnick, Danny Michel, Steve Poltz, Morgan Barrie, Eve Goldberg, Adam Crossley, and a brand new demo from Drew McIvor!

Folks, Summerfolk has come and gone for another year and it was ... well, it was different. But we all know why and there's no point belabouring that increasingly stale pandemic narrative. Host, Kelly Babcock takes you on one more tour of music by some of the performers of Summerfolk 46 with one additional song thrown in from our friend and performer from past Summerfolk seasons, Shawna Caspi whose album, Hurricane Coming, has just been released.. The SF46 performers we played tracks from this week included Julian Taylor, Madison Violet, Emm Gryner, Basset the Band, the Slocan Ramblers, Jaffa Road, Mimi O'Bansawin, Benjamin Dakota Rogers, Danny Michel, Samantha Martin & Delta Sugar, and Terra Lightfoot. Enjoy.

Hey, y'all. I am Shay. This is thebuzzr podcast. Independent music releases, global coverage. Welcome & enjoy. Episode 71. First, music trivia for August 16th. August 16, 1977, we lost the “King of Rock ‘n' Roll” Elvis Presley. RIP Elvis. We feature String Bone today. Southern Ontario songwriter Barry James Payne is the architect of String Bone. String Bone brings Payne's true life narratives close to the ear with tender arrangements supporting his gruff sincerity, well worn by the rumble of the road. The career of Payne in music has spanned from performing to working the back end. He is the founder of the first Canadian Songwriter's Association. The artist is a gift to Canada. An incredible talent. “Americana to the bone, Canadiana in the heart & soul.” Enjoy the show! Tracks "Waiting For My Dying Day" 31:38:40 "Two Stars Collide" 39:50:88 From the artist Source Americana to the bone, Canadiana in the heart & soul Heart and home are often elusive for those whose spirits are drawn to the open road. Sit back, buckle up and ride along with String Bone down winding highways, around sharp turns, on great escapes and daring rescues with searching songs in pursuit of home for an unbound heart. An unbreakable bone nut creates the essential contact point between a guitar's strings and the wooden body; String Bone draws the chaotic vibrations of the restless heart closer to its desire for gravity with songs of adventure bearing the weight left behind. Southern Ontario songwriter Barry James Payne is the architect of String Bone, and brings listeners to a collection of artfully designed songs and stories with "Love & Highways", his latest full-length recording. String Bone brings Payne's true life narratives close to the ear with tender arrangements supporting his gruff sincerity, well worn by the rumble of the road. Many of Payne's songs on 'Love & Highways' as well as his debut 'nadir' drive through darkness, betrayal and remorse towards love, light, escape and freedom on the road ahead with String Bone at the wheel. Payne shares struggles with relationships, and wrestles in the aftermath of lost wishes and broken dreams with an eye towards the next adventure. Unraveling ten melodic originals and two well-chosen covers from Neil Young and Radiohead, 'Love & Highways' features a full complement of players including pedal steel by Steve Wood, electric guitar by the album's producer Shannon Lyon, cello by Ben Bolt-Martin and violins by Payne's 'Rant Maggie Rant' band-mate Lindsay Schindler. In the passenger seat on "Love & Highways" is a stellar collection of guest vocalists including Sarah Jane Scouten, Mae Moore and longtime String Bone collaborator Ginger St. James, who also co-wrote 'Where Do You Go'.  Violinist Lindsay Schindler also contributes to trio harmonies on a soaring cover of Neil Young's "Birds" with Trent Severn collaborators Dayna Manning and Emm Gryner.  Roman Tome (New Country Rehab) contributes background vocals to "Somber Eyes", as well as percussion on five of the album's tracks. "Love & Highways" was recorded by Shannon Lyon at Lyon's Lake Studio in Point Clark and Bayfield, Ontario at sessions through 2015 and 2016, with additional sessions at Stratford's Knox Presbyterian Church by John Hazen (Loreena McKennitt, Rita Chiarelli, Harry Belafonte). He has shared the stage with Juno (Canada's Grammy) nominees and winners and some among them include Bill Bourne, Danny Michel, Emm Gryner, Luke Doucet, Loreena McKennitt, Linda McRae, Jenny Whitely and he has collaborated with the likes of Ginger St. James, Shannon Lyon, Bob Egan (ex-Blue Rodeo, ex-Wilc https://youtu.be/XkGy9gck92Y Video conceptualized, directed and edited by Emma Hefkey: emmahefkey @ hotmail dot com Song: Waitin' For My Dyin' Day Artist: String Bone (with George Leger III) (Written by Barry James Payne and George Leger III) https://youtu.be/DAzjn99qHCk

On this episode, we listen to "Qilakitsoq” performed by Danny Michel and produced by Rob Carli, a film composer and co-founder of The Awesome Music Project, based out of Toronto, Canada . Read the transcript with lyrics HERE (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZEtRqPn6guyh1F9jTeh54Q6fbrfAt2Sb/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=112605087850229851840&rtpof=true&sd=true)! Check out more from Rob: robertcarli.com Check out more from The Awesome Music Project: theawesomemusicproject.com twitter: @awesomemusicpro instagram: theawesomemusicproject Other shoutouts include: Paulstretch (Sound stretcher): http://hypermammut.sourceforge.net/paulstretch/ You can support this podcast as well by contributing to our Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/clinicalbopulations)and get bloopers, early releases, and more! Also, let everyone know you're a bophead by grabbing some swag from the Bop Shop (https://www.clinicalbopulations.threadless.com)! Share this episode from our Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/ClinicalBOPulations) to help get the word out. ALSO, if you or someone you know is a songwriter and would like to be featured on this podcast, send us a message on our facebook page! These views do not represent AMTA or CBMT.

SUMMERFOLK 46 IS HAPPENING!! After such a long live-music drought Kailey is pretty excited about our upcoming festival and hopes that you are too! This week on the show we're talking all things Summerfolk, spinning some tracks by artists confirmed to play at this year's festival and a couple of Kailey's "hopefuls" that would be amazing to hear at Summerfolk...or anytime at all. Featuring tracks by Danny Michel, Jaret Koop, The Once, Drew McIvor, the JD Edwards Band, James Keelaghan, Garnet Rogers, Samantha Martin and the Delta Sugar, Rob Elder, The Mackenzie Blues Band, Skylark and Shakura S'Aida!

Episode 2 has us chatting with award winning singer songwriter Danny Michel who has chosen the 1985 Tom Waits album Rain Dogs to geek out on. Tom Waits - "if we couldn't get the right sound out of the drum set we'd get a chest of drawers in the bathroom and bang it real hard with a two-by-four,"

Live music is back! This week's show is jam packed with tunes from artists playing live shows -- both of the "in-person" and "virtual" kind. We've missed live music so much...tune in to see what's coming up! Featuring music by Scott Cook, The Small Glories, Morgan Barrie, Danny Michel, Don Ross, Drew McIvor, James Keelaghan, Coco Love Alcorn, Samantha Martin and the Delta Sugar, Pete Seeger, Rob Elder and The Mackenzie Blues Band!

Is your usual playlist feeling a bit tired? This week's edition of Georgian Bay Roots Radio is jam packed with new music that has been submitted to our team's inbox recently, much of it from artists never before played on this show! We pulled from our "mailbag" and came up with a goldmine of new music to share with you. Featuring tracks by The Mammals, Mia Kelly, Scott Cook, Ruthie Foster, Clay Ravens, Jayme Stone, Skylark, The Small Glories, Keats Conlon, Big Little Lions, Missy Bauman, Christian Howse and a special Danny Michel track that we're sending out to a couple of special listeners. Tune in!

Pandemic got you down? Music is a great healer. Here's your weekly dose of the good stuff, catered up by your friends at Georgian Bay Roots Radio! This week's show is a bit of a mix of everything, featuring tracks by Safe As Houses, Sherman Downey, Phil Ochs, Stan Rogers, Gordie MacKeeman and His Rhythm Boys, Danny Michel, The Barra MacNeils, Jeremy Fisher, Peter Katz, Joel Plaskett, The Jerry Cans, Craig Smith, Big Little Lions, Richard Garvey and Morgan Barrie!

Are you sad that our festival has been cancelled for 2020? Let Georgian Bay Roots Radio cheer you up and bring the sounds of Summerfolk to you. This week on the show Kailey spins some tracks about good things, about Moms for Mother's Day, and some special tracks from the 1979 Summerfolk Festival. Featuring music by Bahamas, Matt Andersen, Valdy, Coco Love Alcorn, Reid Jamieson, Danny Michel, Sally Rogers, Ryan's Fancy, Amy Speace, Pete Seeger, Bill and Joel Plaskett, Sharon Lois and Bram, Wendi Hunter and Bob Dixon!

Just your usual, every day, Chinese New Year, late January, folk music show with songs from Steve Poltz, Danny Michel, Deanne Hallman, Gathering Sparks, Gary Fjellgaard, darlenYa, Laura Freeman (Luna Tart), Myshkin Warbler, Road Dog Divas, Jann Arden, May Ip, Our Shotgun Wedding, and Moon Fruits, and I talk a lot, don't know why that is, just can't seem to shut myself up, I think it has something to do with my childhood, way back in those old days we blah, blah, blah-de-blah, blah ....

Kelly's first show of the new season with an interview with Bill Bourne and brand new music from Annmarie Rowland and Dave and Misha of From Forest And Field. Also, Tri-Continental, Kathleen Edwards, Logan McKillop, Our Shotgun Wedding, The Great Canadian SwampStompers, Bill Bourne, Cowboy Junkies, Carmanah, and Danny Michel.

Almost "anything goes" in this week's episode of Georgian Bay Roots Radio. Reminiscing about the fun of making mix tapes and mix CDs, host Kailey Jane Hawkins set her playlist on "random" and went with whatever came up. This week on the show you'll hear from all kinds of musicians including both Summerfolk alumni and upcoming performers. Featuring music by The Good Lovelies, Jojo Worthington, James Keelaghan, Matt Andersen, Stan Rogers, Danny Michel, Hat Fitz & Cara, Pete Seeger, JP Cormier & Dave Gunning, Trad.Attack!, Madison Violet, Our Shotgun Wedding, The O'Pears and Union Duke!

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.

Georgian Bay Roots Radio episode #134 with host, Kelly Babcock. Songs from his personal library 'cause his main computer was broken. Music by Al Simmons, Jann Arden, Ash & Bloom, Scott Hmilton, Ron Hynes, Shawna Caspi, Jessica Stuart Few, Sarah Harmer, Richard Garvey, Our Shotgun Wedding, Ben Turcotte, Geogian Bay, Buffy Sainte-Marie, and Danny Michel.

Had enough of winter? Heading south for the March Break? Hit the road with Georgian Bay Roots Radio for a vacation/road trip themed show, packed with music to move you and to help you feel the warmth of the upcoming festival season. Featuring music by Digging Roots, Matt Andersen, Serena Ryder, Danny Michel, Elage Diouf, The Killing Time Band, Tragedy Ann, Our Shotgun Wedding, Hawksley Workman, Fred Penner, The Grand Slambovians, Ellis Paul, and Bill Dickson!

Get lost in the music with this week's episode of Georgian Bay Roots Radio. On this week's show we share music about the cold, about turning a new page, and about loss and love. Featuring music by the Big Little Lions, The Byrds, Garnet Rogers, Jann Arden, Benjamin Dakota Rogers, Walk Off The Earth, Ruth Moody, Danny Michel, Joni Mitchell, JD Edwards, Union Duke, Joel Plaskett and William Prince.

On this episode of Make a Scene, special guest Noel Wentworth from Wentworth Music joins me plus I’ll share music from Stone Poets and Melanie Dekker $44.95 curious? Do you know how little artists are paid from downloads?  If you don't know, you'll be shocked by this article written by musician Danny Michel https://www.dannymichel.com/new-page Make a Scene is sponsored by Zed Productions. Zed Productions is a full service production company offering the best studios and services to suit your project and budget, from recording to mixing and mastering. Contact www.sheldonzaharko.com #pnwr #noelwentworth #wentworthmusic #cherellejardine #makeascene #sheldonzaharko #melaniedekker #stonepoets #metoodownloadblues www.pacificnorthwestradio.com https://www.paypal.com/donate/?token=sbJqm6I5UAdwpGOZrbf2mgJVQJARYf6QloC1LvOPcnm5S0OIOXOnJdGFKLpKjw31tusilW&country.x=CA&locale.x=CA (Support the show.) Support this podcast

Host Kailey Jane Hawkins has a "high in her head" from Summerfolk43 and can't let it go (she hasn't cut off her Summerfolk wristbands yet either!). This week's show has a little bit of everything...songs that will get stuck in your head, original music by local musicians, and lots of concert listings to help you get out and hear some great live music! Featuring music by Bahamas, Esther's Family, Cecile Doo-Kingue, Joel Plaskett, The Small Glories, Jayden Grahlman, Dave Hawkins, James Keelaghan, Steve Poltz and Danny Michel, The Good Lovelies, The East Pointers, Rob Elder and Austin Benwell!

Be sure to tune in to Georgian Bay Roots, Sunday at 4pm on 560 CFOS... Dylan is back in the host chair, with a bunch of listener requests from Summerfolk Music and Crafts Festival! Featuring: Greenbank, Suzie Vinnick, Samantha Martin, Danny Michel, Paige Ballagh, RPR, Stephen Fearing, Red Moon Road, Bahamas, Poor Angus, Nick Sherman, Treasa Levasseur, The Harpoonist & The Axe Murderer, Ian Bell Tons of fun! Don't miss it! :)

A look back on some performers from past Summerfolks, an interview with Shawna Caspi, and Danny Michel introduces his own song ...

It's the Labour Day episode of Georgian Bay Roots! In this show we celebrate workers and songs about work, we celebrate birthdays, and we celebrate the end of summer vacation! Featuring music by Joel and Bill Plaskett, Old Man Luedecke, Danny Michel, The Mackenzie Blues Band, Jory Nash, Shawna Caspi, The Arrogant Worms, Cheryl Wheeler, Drew McIvor, Tragedy Ann, Great Big Sea, Ruthie Foster, Matt Andersen, Our Shotgun Wedding and Eric Nagler!

On this week's episode Jon gives the last call for Summerfolk's Sunday night, interviews Joachim Ostertag about the Noon Hour Series and upcoming Danny Michel concert, throws back to Danny's time in the Rhinos, and debuts a new single from Tragedy Anne.

Are you ready? Summerfolk is happening soon...and we can't wait! Join host Kailey Jane Hawkins as she reviews some of her favourite festival workshops, shares some of the performers she's looking forward to hearing, and plays some great music to get YOU pumped for Summerfolk 43! Featuring music by Sarah Harmer, Suzie Vinnick, The Harpoonist and the Axe Murderer, Treasa Levasseur, JD Edwards, Madison Galloway, Peter Paul and Mary, The Julian Taylor Band, Danny Michel, Tami Neilson, Jonathan Markov, Drew McIvor, Rose Cousins, and Fred Penner!

It's the summertime and the living is easy. It's also the Mariposa Folk Festival show! Featuring music by Sarah Harmer, Irish Mythen, Cécile Doo-Kingué, Abigail Lapell, Ariko, Suzie Vinnick, Samantha Martin, Danny Michel, The Lifers, Rose Cousins, Walk Off The Earth, Great Big Sea, Pete Seeger, and Kelly Babcock!

Summary: This week we chat with singer/songwriter, Leeroy Stagger about his latest album, Love Versus. We get into talking about everything from Buddhism, to alcoholism, to self-love.  "Born in Victoria, British Columbia and raised on a little island on the very west coast of Canada, Stagger spent most of his youth with his grandparents who exposed him to the world of country music. Having collaborated with one of his icons, Danny Michel, Stagger found commercial success in the song, "Just in Case", which was featured twice on the television hit, Grey's Anatomy. The life of being on the road and touring at a fast pace did not wear easily on Stagger, who at age 26, realized he had an alcohol problem that was affecting his ability to perform with the commitment and heart his songs demanded. Clean and sober since, Stagger has a strong desire to inspire young musicians that they do not have to succumb to the pitfalls of substance abuse, which can be prevalent in a musician's touring lifestyle."  Check out his album here: https://www.leeroystagger.com/ In this episode you will learn: Leeroy’s formative years for his music Started drinking in his early teens How Leeroy faced his past The music industry drinking culture It took a long time for Leeroy to fully get comfortable on stage When did Leeroy start playing music? How Leeroy’s music has opened up a conversation about mental health and anxiety How Leeroy learned to embrace his depression and anxiety How Leeroy learned to push his limits Why Leeroy decided to care less and enjoy more Dropping Leeroy’s barrier was the best thing for his music Leeroy’s anxieties around parenthood The inspiration behind “I Want It All” and how it’s a song about gratitude The inspiration behind “Love Versus” and how it’s about dealing with the negative voices Pay attention to see what works for you What are some daily self-love practices? Quotes: “People appreciate vulnerability. And especially in this day and age, they appreciate truth.”  “Instead of attaching the stories to myself, I wanted other people to relate to them.” “I didn’t have the energy to live the way I was living” “I realized I didn’t want to live my life with this fear or being afraid to actually live” “Because I felt lighter, my music felt lighter.” “Our stories are unique to ourselves but at the end of the day, we are in this together” “Sometimes we just need to get through today" Links: Become an Anxiety Podcast supporter: https://patreon.com/anxietypodcast Subscribe to my Youtube Channel: https://youtube.com/timjpcollins?sub_confirmation=1 Retreats page: https://timjpcollins.leadpages.co/retreat/ To get my Toolkit to Overcome Anxiety go to - http://timjpcollins.com/free In the USA text "LEANIN" to 44222 Please click here to leave a review -http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1031117023 Join the Less Anxiety More Life community - https://www.facebook.com/groups/lessanxietymorelife/

Singer-songwriter Danny Michel recorded his latest album “Khlebnikov” on board an icebreaker in the middle of the Arctic Ocean. Danny joins us on this episode to chat about the new album, his Dan's Space Van internet show and his live performances. We also take a look at some of the latest new releases. Check out the full playlist online at http://folkrootsradio.com.

Another hour of Folk Roots Radio that’s ‘all about the music’ as we take a look at more of the latest new releases. Among the new releases on this episode, we check out “Khlebnikov”, the latest from Canadian singer/songwriter Danny Michel – which was recorded far above the arctic circle, while aboard the Russian icebreaker Capitan Khlebnikov, in the middle of the arctic ocean. We also take a first listen to “Folklife”, Jayme Stone‘s follow up to the fabulous Lomax Project, a new Battlefield Band compilation, and the latest from folk great Tom Paxton. Check out the full playlist online at http://folkrootsradio.com.

Georgian Bay Roots shares the music that's made in Grey and Bruce counties with roots music from across Canada and around the world thrown into the mix. This week we've got songs from Danny Michel, Kathleen Edwards, Peter Katz, Valdy, Shari Ulrich, the Sportswriters, and Leonard Sumner with brand new songs from Anna Weibe and Piper Hayes.

We’ve got one more exciting local show, as well as a great festival lineup just up the Trans-Canada to preview. After that, a little bit of silly 90s nostalgia, featuring some of the more bluesy & rockin’ albums of my youth. We also expose the secret punk rock past of a few of our favourites.

We’ve got one more exciting local show, as well as a great festival lineup just up the Trans-Canada to preview. After that, a little bit of silly 90s nostalgia, featuring some of the more bluesy & rockin’ albums of my youth. We also expose the secret punk rock past of a few of our favourites.

Pre-recorded today because we’re off at the 40th Winnipeg Folk Festival! It was important to put together a show today, however, to expose the truth behind yet more Stu Reid lies, including the announcement of a July 22 Winnipeg show with Mary Gauthier, Scott Nolan, and Joanna Miller, and the truth behind Danny Michel’s real first appearance at The Winnipeg Folk Fest. New music! Mail Bag! More!

Pre-recorded today because we’re off at the 40th Winnipeg Folk Festival! It was important to put together a show today, however, to expose the truth behind yet more Stu Reid lies, including the announcement of a July 22 Winnipeg show with Mary Gauthier, Scott Nolan, and Joanna Miller, and the truth behind Danny Michel’s real first appearance at The Winnipeg Folk Fest. New music! Mail Bag! More!

One of the greatest songwriters of all time, and one of the corner stones of our playlists, Paul Kelly returns on Monday, and if that ain’t cause for celebration, what could be? Sticking with Australia for a bit, we’ve got some music from Kasey & Shane, and we discuss those awful, untrue rumours spread by Stu Reid. We’ve also got a pile of new music that you won’t want to miss.

One of the greatest songwriters of all time, and one of the corner stones of our playlists, Paul Kelly returns on Monday, and if that ain’t cause for celebration, what could be? Sticking with Australia for a bit, we’ve got some music from Kasey & Shane, and we discuss those awful, untrue rumours spread by Stu Reid. We’ve also got a pile of new music that you won’t want to miss.

Tom Cochrane hosts part 2 of the 2013 edition of the Juno Songwriters Circle, featuring Bahamas, Kathleen Edwards, and Danny Michel at Casino Regina.

With the weather starting to warm up outside, here's a small sampling of tracks I keep in constant rotation for the nicest months of the year. Featuring music of Danny Michel, The Strokes, Ben Harper, and more.

It’s Remembrance Day, so a tribute to soldiers and peace is in order. We’ve also got more exciting upcoming shows to preview and new music to share. Mix in some requests and dedications, and we’ve got ourselves a pretty decent program.

It’s Remembrance Day, so a tribute to soldiers and peace is in order. We’ve also got more exciting upcoming shows to preview and new music to share. Mix in some requests and dedications, and we’ve got ourselves a pretty decent program.

Tonight, a tribute to Big Daddy Damon Mitchell, show previews featuring Romi Mayes, The Weber Brothers, and Joshua Cockerill’s new project Animal Parts, as well as anticipated new albums by Jimmy Lafave and Danny Michel, and a tribute to the late, great Joe South.

Tonight, a tribute to Big Daddy Damon Mitchell, show previews featuring Romi Mayes, The Weber Brothers, and Joshua Cockerill’s new project Animal Parts, as well as anticipated new albums by Jimmy Lafave and Danny Michel, and a tribute to the late, great Joe South.

Tonight we’ve got a duo of exciting new duos playing tonight at Times Change(d) (which is easily twice as great as any other venue in town.) Starting us off is Jesse Dee & Jacquie B, from Wells BC, who stop by to introduce us to their music. Next up is a couple of friends we’ve seen a fair bit lately with hot roots rock group Fish & Bird, but now they’re doing something a little quieter as Bull Kelp. We also preview Saturday’s big battle between veteran heavyweight James McMurtry and the feisty young scrapper, Danny Michel.

Tonight we’ve got a duo of exciting new duos playing tonight at Times Change(d) (which is easily twice as great as any other venue in town.) Starting us off is Jesse Dee & Jacquie B, from Wells BC, who stop by to introduce us to their music. Next up is a couple of friends we’ve seen a fair bit lately with hot roots rock group Fish & Bird, but now they’re doing something a little quieter as Bull Kelp. We also preview Saturday’s big battle between veteran heavyweight James McMurtry and the feisty young scrapper, Danny Michel.

Tonight we’ve got a duo of exciting new duos playing tonight at Times Change(d) (which is easily twice as great as any other venue in town.) Starting us off is Jesse Dee & Jacquie B, from Wells BC, who stop by to introduce us to their music. Next up is a couple of friends we’ve seen a fair bit lately with hot roots rock group Fish & Bird, but now they’re doing something a little quieter as Bull Kelp. We also preview Saturday’s big battle between veteran heavyweight James McMurtry and the feisty young scrapper, Danny Michel.

We’ve had some pretty notable guests on this show over the years, but even I was a little surprised and impressed when we landed today’s interview with the legendary James McMurtry. He’s one of the most powerful songwriters in the world, and he returns to Winnipeg next weekend for the first time in 19 years. Sadly, this means that we won’t be going to see Danny Michel, but we played a bunch of his songs to soften the blow. We’ve got a bunch of other classics to round out the show.

We’ve had some pretty notable guests on this show over the years, but even I was a little surprised and impressed when we landed today’s interview with the legendary James McMurtry. He’s one of the most powerful songwriters in the world, and he returns to Winnipeg next weekend for the first time in 19 years. Sadly, this means that we won’t be going to see Danny Michel, but we played a bunch of his songs to soften the blow. We’ve got a bunch of other classics to round out the show.

We’ve had some pretty notable guests on this show over the years, but even I was a little surprised and impressed when we landed today’s interview with the legendary James McMurtry. He’s one of the most powerful songwriters in the world, and he returns to Winnipeg next weekend for the first time in 19 years. Sadly, this means that we won’t be going to see Danny Michel, but we played a bunch of his songs to soften the blow. We’ve got a bunch of other classics to round out the show.

Hey, hey, it’s our (unofficial) birthday! Steel Belted Radio kicked off on September 11, 2003, and that means that T-Bar and I have managed not to kill each other for 7 full years! To kick off year #8, we heard from our latest MIA co-host! We also heard some new, some notable, and some weird. After 7 years, we’re still sticking to that format!

Hey, hey, it’s our (unofficial) birthday! Steel Belted Radio kicked off on September 11, 2003, and that means that T-Bar and I have managed not to kill each other for 7 full years! To kick off year #8, we heard from our latest MIA co-host! We also heard some new, some notable, and some weird. After 7 years, we’re still sticking to that format!

Another Winnipeg Folk Festival has come and gone, and we've all got plenty of highlights to discuss and play. Also, we chat with an old favourite of ours, Danny Michel, who plays a big role in Folk Fest memories for us, and he's also got a dandy new record to celebrate.

Another Winnipeg Folk Festival has come and gone, and we've all got plenty of highlights to discuss and play. Also, we chat with an old favourite of ours, Danny Michel, who plays a big role in Folk Fest memories for us, and he's also got a dandy new record to celebrate.

We're pre-recorded this week, as all good-hearted local music lovers are at the Winnipeg Folk Festival! As you may know, going to the Winnipeg Folk Festival for the first time in 1993 changed my life forever, and directly led to me hosting this show today. Over the past 18 years, I have had so many amazing experiences at the Winnipeg festival (and others across the country), and this week I take a look back at some of the music and moments that stand out most for me. I've seen and heard some incredible things at those festivals, and I'm very excited to share some of those with you on today's show!

We're pre-recorded this week, as all good-hearted local music lovers are at the Winnipeg Folk Festival! As you may know, going to the Winnipeg Folk Festival for the first time in 1993 changed my life forever, and directly led to me hosting this show today. Over the past 18 years, I have had so many amazing experiences at the Winnipeg festival (and others across the country), and this week I take a look back at some of the music and moments that stand out most for me. I've seen and heard some incredible things at those festivals, and I'm very excited to share some of those with you on today's show!

We're pre-recorded this week, as all good-hearted local music lovers are at the Winnipeg Folk Festival! As you may know, going to the Winnipeg Folk Festival for the first time in 1993 changed my life forever, and directly led to me hosting this show today. Over the past 18 years, I have had so many amazing experiences at the Winnipeg festival (and others across the country), and this week I take a look back at some of the music and moments that stand out most for me. I've seen and heard some incredible things at those festivals, and I'm very excited to share some of those with you on today's show!

We're pre-recorded this week, as all good-hearted local music lovers are at the Winnipeg Folk Festival! As you may know, going to the Winnipeg Folk Festival for the first time in 1993 changed my life forever, and directly led to me hosting this show today. Over the past 18 years, I have had so many amazing experiences at the Winnipeg festival (and others across the country), and this week I take a look back at some of the music and moments that stand out most for me. I've seen and heard some incredible things at those festivals, and I'm very excited to share some of those with you on today's show!

In between the usual hi jinx, we play some classics, look at some upcoming shows, and begin to discuss (or argue about, in our case) some of the best of 2009

In between the usual hi jinx, we play some classics, look at some upcoming shows, and begin to discuss (or argue about, in our case) some of the best of 2009

After a long, lonely absence, our beloved West End Cultural Centre is ready for business, and this week's Grand Re-Opening festival is giving us plenty of reasons to celebrate on this week's show, including Wednesday's Tell the Band to Go Home Songwriters' Circle. The show was largely devoted to previewing those shows, although some great new music made it in, and we paid tribute to the folks at Paste Magazine who are going through some hard times but are getting some help from some very talented musicians. And, for some added entertainment and educational value, Carter and "Sophie" came in to co-host!

After a long, lonely absence, our beloved West End Cultural Centre is ready for business, and this week's Grand Re-Opening festival is giving us plenty of reasons to celebrate on this week's show, including Wednesday's Tell the Band to Go Home Songwriters' Circle. The show was largely devoted to previewing those shows, although some great new music made it in, and we paid tribute to the folks at Paste Magazine who are going through some hard times but are getting some help from some very talented musicians. And, for some added entertainment and educational value, Carter and "Sophie" came in to co-host!