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2 episodes with Great Lake Swimmers
2 episodes with Great Lake Swimmers
2 episodes with Great Lake Swimmers
2 episodes with Great Lake Swimmers
2 episodes with Great Lake Swimmers
2 episodes with Great Lake Swimmers
Toronto's indie rock sensation HotKid is back with a brand-new 4-track EP, "Downtown," set for release on October 4th, 2024 out on Fortune Stellar Records. The EP features both full-band and acoustic versions of the title track, as well as two additional guitar-driven songs, “Naked” and “All Time,” capturing the band's signature sound and versatility. The full-band tracks were recorded live off the floor at the National Music Centre's Studio Bell in Calgary, AB, using the renowned Trident console. This legendary piece of equipment has been instrumental in creating classic records by artists like David Bowie, Elton John, Queen, Rush, and Metallica. The historic studio environment, combined with exceptional acoustics and state-of-the-art gear, provided the perfect setting to capture the energy and vibrant performance. The session was engineered by Eric Cinnamon, ensuring that the recordings preserved the authentic, live feel of the band's sound. The acoustic version of "Downtown" was recorded live at the House of Miracles in Cambridge, ON, featuring Shiloh Harrison on guitar and vocals and Andrew DeVillers on baritone acoustic and vocals. Engineered and mixed by Andy Magoffin, who has worked with acclaimed artists like Great Lake Swimmers, Constantines, Attack in Black, and Feist, this stripped-down rendition highlights the emotive core and lyrical depth of the song. The Downtown EP also includes contributions from Jesse Bellon on guitar, Andrew DeVillers on bass, and Mike McKeever on drums. The EP was mixed by Shiloh Harrison and mastered by Noah Mintz at the Lacquer Channel in Toronto, ON. Mintz, known for his work with Broken Social Scene, The Tragically Hip, Sarah Harmer, and Daniel Caesar, added his signature polish to the recordings, giving the tracks a professional and cohesive finish. D I S C O V E R Website: https://hotkid.ca/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ilovehotkid/?hl=enSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5ZLnCbFfrcCvcVobllDeLH This episode is brought to you byGo to BETTERHELP.com/apologue for confidential online counselling.use the code word Apologue for a 7 day free trial Pledge monthly with Patreon https://www.patreon.com/apologueShop Apologue products at http://apologue.ca/shop
Philly-based Native Harrow have remained largely independent - musically, professionally, and aesthetically, since their beginning, meticulously crafting and perfecting a sound that is melded together from pieces of folk, soul, and rock n' roll. On 13th September, they release new album Divided Kind. This album is the lifetime's work of two scholars of music whose individual backgrounds in the arts have forged a strict artistic discipline that exists in sharp contrast to the more traditionally laissez-faire world of rock and popular music. Pre-save Divided Kind here. Over a catalogue of six albums, Native Harrow have produced a discography of “rich, engrossing records” and “instant classics” while single-mindedly following their own artistic code, acquiescing only to the exigence of the song: each song its own world with its own rules. Their original perspective and extraordinary songwriting, combined with a completely individual approach to crafting albums and steering their career, has garnered them coverage at Uncut, Mojo, The Guardian, Rolling Stone, The Line of Best Fit, Paste, American Songwriter, The Bluegrass Situation, Holler, Rough Trade, Telegraph, The Evening Standard, The Times, Shindig, The Sun, and many more. They've shared stages with legends including the Eagles, Robert Plant & Alison Kraus, and Beth Hart, as well as acts including Sierra Ferrell, The Heavy Heavy, Courtney Marie Andrews, The Cactus Blossoms, Great Lake Swimmers, Esme Patterson, and more. #Music #Interview #Albums
Toronto singer and songwriter Abigail Lapell is out with a new album, Anniversary, which features 11 intimate songs that explore youth, grief and eternal love. The multi-instrumentalist joined fellow Canadian group Great Lake Swimmers at the historic St. Mark's Church in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario to record this latest project. Inspired by many milestones in her life – from turning 40 to the 15th anniversary of her father's passing – Lapell showcases her vocals, guitar, piano and more on this new project. Reset checked in with the singer ahead of her Chicago show. For a full archive of Reset interviews, head over to wbez.org/reset.
What's that? You said you wanted some new music? Well...buckle yourself up because this week's episode of Georgian Bay Roots Radio has got all kinds of new tracks hot off the press PLUS music from your friends and neighbours, Youth Discoveries 2024 winners, Summerfolk 49 performers and more. It's all here! Featuring tracks by Lennie Gallant, Terra Lightfoot, The Great Lake Swimmers, Joel Plaskett, Marshall Veroni, Drew McIvor, Meteor Heist, James Keelaghan, Cheryl Wheeler, Garnet Rogers, Bahamas, Siobhan Bodrug and Bran Sanders!
"Anniversary" Abigail Lapell is one of the most arresting voices in modern music. The Canadian-born singer-songwriter has been on an undeniable winning streak since her 2011 debut album Survivor. She followed that up with stunners like 2017's Hide Nor Hair, 2022's Stolen Time and her brand new one Anniversary. We'll get to Anniversary in a second but before we do, here are a few things to know about Abigail. Aside from snaring honors like the Canadian Folk Music Award, the Colleen Peterson Songwriting Award, the Toronto-based musician has scored a Canadian folk radio #1, logged close to 50 million streams and been quietly forging a reputation as a heart-stopping live performer, knocking people out at SXSW, the Edmonton Folk Fest and POP Montreal. Her new album was recorded with Tony Dekker of the Great Lake Swimmers in a 200 year old church in Niagara on the Lake and it's a riveting listen. Filled with haunting percussion, musical precision, and folky finesse, Anniversary is one of the most achingly beautiful albums of the year. www.abigaillapell.com www.bombshellradio.com www.stereoembersmagazine.com www.alexgreenbooks.com Twitter: @emberseditor IG: @emberspodcast Email: editor@stereoembersmagazine.com
Libri: C. Bukowksi, Compagno di sbronze (trad. C.A. Corsi, Feltrinelli), G. Grass, Sbucciando la cipolla (trad. C. Groff, Einaudi). Musica: The Clash, Lullatone, Great Lake Swimmers, Southside Johnny, Sonic Youth.
1. David Bowie 2. This Is The Kit 3. Dexy's 4. Cherry Glazerr 5. Cory Hanson 6. Eurogliders 7. Great Lake Swimmers 8. Sufjan Stevens 9. The Fall 10. Don McGlashan 11. Sunny War 12. Dinosaur Jr 13. Buffalo Tom 14. Sparklehorse 15. Rolling Stones
ABOUT SAIL CASSADY:Sexuality. Mental Health. Consciousness. These are some of the meta themes that run through the music of flamboyant indie-rocker 'Sail Cassady' who hails from Victoria, BC.Like a queer-friendly U2, their debut album ‘Juniper' documents the torture and delights of the artists own grueling process of self-discovery, and gives you a glimpse into the subterranean realms of the Sail Cassady consciousness.“Lusting you, You're lusting me, Lusting you, Against the tree..” Leather Shoe Lovers ‘Juniper' was self produced along with Bob Gronotte (JP Maurice, Stel, Towers and Trees, and Hawk and Steele L, Tal Bachman) and will be out on Serkeus Records July 21st, 2023. Plans surrounding the release include touring, playing festivals, and showcasing.From 2010-2017 Sail Cassady was the frontman of Man Made Lake, who recorded and released 4 albums, and played in front of thousands of people over the years, including an appearance at Rifflandia Festival as well as to sold out crowds in venues elsewhere. They toured across the Hubei province with Polaris and JUNO nominees Great Lake Swimmers and recorded with a famous Chinese punk rocker called Wu Wei.CONNECT WITH SAIL CASSADY:Instagram - Website - SpotifySUPPORT THIS SHOWSUBSCRIBE TO YOUR LIFE THE MIXTAPE MAGAZINE
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“Dark Island” Inspired by poetry, traditional celtic music, indie rock and the terrain of their beloved home of Cape Breton, the members of Villages have the island in their bones. And that makes sense—because they come from five generations of Cape Bretonians. So it's safe to say it's in their bones, their hearts, their minds and their souls. And it shows. The band's new long player Dark Island is a moving meditation on ancestry, roots and Cape Breton itself, the latter being the spiritual connective tissue that links the album's eleven tracks. From songs like the buoyant Love Will Live On to the moving Celtic groove of Play The Fiddle All Night, which you just heard, Dark Island is filled with pure sonic joy. Produced Juno-award winning composer and producer Joshua Van Tassel, who has worked with the Great Lake Swimmers and Fortunate Ones, this album is nothing short of revelatory. Inspired by the dramatic terrain of Cape Breton and the nature that inhabits it, Dark Island creates a moving landscape of sonorous melodies, lifting harmonies and poetic finesse. www.thevillagesband.net www.bombshellradio.com www.stereoembersmagazine.com www.embersarts.com www.alexgreenonline.com Stereo Embers The Podcast Twitter: @emberseditor Instagram: @emberspodast Email: editor@stereoembersmagazine.com
“When The Storm Has Passed” With ten albums or so under their indie folk belts, The Great Lake Swimmers have consistently been one of the most arresting affecting and spellbinding bands around. The Canadian outfit introduced themselves to the world with their self-titled 2003 effort and since then have put out classics like New Wild Everywhere, The Waves, The Wake and the Juno-nominated Lost Channels, which was also shortlisted for the Polaris Prize. Sonically, the band bring to mind everyone from R.E.M to Teenage Fanclub to Miracle Legion. And throughout their songbook, singer Tony Dekker's poetic lyrics form a literate blend of ecology, environmentalism and good old fashioned romanticism. He's a potent triple threat. The band have also put out four live albums, four EPs and a covers album that features takes on numbers by The Rolling Stones, Tom Waits and NeIl Young and John Cale. Oh, and Dekker also has a marvelous solo album called Prayer of The Woods. The point here is that there's a healthy crop of Great Lakes Swimmers material for you to plunge into. But the music you're hearing on the program today is the band's first new music since 2019. It's been a while. But they're back and they've never sounded better. Their two new tracks—“When The Storm Has Passed” and “Moonlight, Stay Above”—feature Dekker's trademark poetic finesse and penchant for writing some of the catchiest and heartfelt songs on the planet. We're glad they're back! www.greatlakeswimmers.com www.greatlakeswimmers.bandcamp.com www.bombshellradio.com www.alexgreenonline.com www.embersarts.com www.stereoembersmagazine.com Twitter: @emberseditor Instagram: @emberspodcast Email: editor@stereoembersmagazine.com
Albums That Steve Favors: Episode 11Intro/Outro: New York by The Boxer RebellionAlbum 1: O by Damien Rice (The Blower's Daughter & Amie)Album 2: Great Lake Swimmers by Great Lake Swimmers (The Animals of the World & Moving, Shaking)Album 3: Barton Hollow by The Civil Wars (Falling & Poison and Wine)Barton Hollow was featured on Episode 371 of my Album Countdown.Andrew's Personal Ranking of Albums 1-21Link to "Things To Do" Rotten Tomatoes page
Is there a Great Lake that's better than the others? We asked five people - activists, politicians and artists - to discuss which lake deserves that title. And now they're ready to debate the issue. At issue: how to protect the diverse ecosystems and communities. Artist and activist Sarain Fox defends Lake Ontario, while president and CEO of World Wildlife Fund, Canada Megan Leslie vouches for Lake Huron. Tony Dekker of indie folk-rock band Great Lake Swimmers makes the case for Lake Erie, and St. Catharines Mayor Walter Sendzik advocates for Lake Michigan. And the anonymous creator behind the Twitter parody account @LakeSuperior explains why his lake is the GLOAT (the Greatest Lake Of All Time).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Rube & Rake's new album begins with an ode to family and friends— togetherness—as Josh Sandu declares, against a hopeful bluegrass backdrop, “somewhere there's a place to lay my head.” Nine songs later, over a gently plucked guitar, he sings, “I won't go picking it up, the weight of the page is just too much.”Following the award-winning 2017 debut Back and Forth, the St. John's- based Sandu and Andrew Laite wanted to keep the core of that album's artistic successes—musical and collaborative harmony, folk storytelling—while recognizing audience expectations have intensified. “The first album ends up being the greatest hits of what you've done so far,” says Laite. “With record number two, you want it to be in the ring with the first one, only bigger and stronger.”For their sophomore album Leaving With Nothing, Sandu and Laite enlisted producer Adam Hogan, best known for his anthemic guitar work as a member of Newfoundland's most beloved indie-rock outfit, Hey Rosetta!. Recording in bits in houses around St. John's, Rube & Rake (& Adam) worked to expand the band's sound to include more instrumentation, pleasingly surprising time changes, and an overall expansion of intention.“We knew that this grouping of songs deserved a different treatment and wanted to introduce somebody with different instincts and tendencies,” says Laite. “We were confident that Adam would shed the right light on these songs while also maintaining our methodology.” “He's a very engaged person,” adds Sandu, “who had a lot of thoughts on every aspect of the recording process.”Sandu and Laite have always maximized the duo configuration—even singing together at a single condenser microphone, allowing for space and patience within the songs—but this is the first time they've consciously pushed outside it, to fill in that air with new tones and textures in the form of a full band. The resulting record evokes Blue Rodeo at its most rollicking, Great Lake Swimmers at their most thoughtful, and The Tallest Man On Earth at their most gently contemplative.The best distillation of all these themes, music and expectation and place, comes at the album's midpoint, in the five-minute “10-33”—CB radio code for “mayday”—where Rube & Rake reveal themselves to be ready for anything. “This ain't a common road, but you already know,” sings Sandu, “I will be leaving with nothing, a-dead-head I will go.”The collection of 10 songs comprising Leaving With Nothing fits comfortably in the folk tradition of road-worn tales and lost love laments told across an ever-changing, often lonely landscape. Rube & Rake is for late-night wind-downs, long drives, a walk by the water: solitary and steadfast, honest and true.#galeforcewins is an inspirational podcast with New episodes every Tuesday evening on Youtube or wherever you get your podcasts.You can also visit https://galeforcewins.com/To message Gerry visit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gerrycarew/To message Allan visit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/allanadale/
Meredith Lazowski joins the DTP to discuss her debut album 'Other Way Home'! Meredith stepped away from music to train and work as a digital product designer for several years, but is stepping back into her musical roots on this 10 track collection, some of which Meredith wrote over 15 years ago! Meredith has enlisted a Canadian all-star team to record, including producer Justin Rutledge (a JUNO Award Winning artist) with Joshua Van Tassel on drums (Donovan Woods, Rose Cousins), Kelsey McNulty on organ (Great Lake Swimmers), Tom Juhas (Joan Smith and the Jane Does) on electric guitar, and Devon Henderson on bass (Vallens). We also discuss how Meredith applied her digital design skills on the album's artwork, how she grew through recording & releasing “Other Way Home”, & more! Connect w/ Meredith Lazowski! — — Support Colton Gee and Desert Tiger ----- Check out our webstore @ Follow the Desert Tiger Podcast @ Follow Colton Gee @ -----
A few years ago we put together a couple of special episodes of Folk Roots Radio for Canada's 150th birthday. We were very happy about the way they turned out, and thought you'd enjoy hearing them again. Enjoy! We're celebrating Canada's birthday on Episode 332 of Folk Roots Radio with another special edition of the show. It's a bit of a travelogue as we start out in the east of the country and head west, but really it's just another chance for me to share more of my favourite songs about the country I now call home. This episode features music from Great Lake Swimmers, Peter Katz And The Curious, Lennie Gallant, Bob Ardern, Ian Foster, Ashley Condon, Bill Colgate, Blackie & The Rodeo Kings, Connie Kaldor, Dave Gunning, Kevin Roy, Justin Rutledge and Glenn McFarlane. If you like the artists you hear on this show and want to support them, don't just stream their music – BUY their music and then you'll really make a difference to their income during this difficult time when it's much more challenging to find live show opportunities. Folk Roots Radio is a labour of love - a full time hobby. If you enjoy this episode, please consider giving us a 'LIKE' and leaving a review/comment on your podcast provider and sharing the episode on social media. We'll love you for it! Check out the full playlist on the website: https://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-332-hey-canada/
Our guest today is one Matt Wheeler. The terms "troubadour", "poet with a guitar", & "stage banter-conversationalist" all describe Matt Wheeler's music & performance style well. Matt's songwriting paints pictures with words. Matt has delighted audiences from New England to North Carolina, Ontario to Chicago. His new album "Wonder of it All" - a collection of songs based on classic works of literature like "The Little Prince" & "The Hobbit", was released on 5/21/21.For our conversation today, we are going to be discussing Ongiara “ahn-gee-AR-uh”, with a hard “g - the third studio album by Canadian folk rock band Great Lake Swimmers, released on March 27, 2007. The album was released on Nettwerk and the band recorded most of the album in London, Ontario's historic music venue Aeolian Hall with producer Andy Magoffin.For those wondering, Ongiara is the name of a boat that ferried the band to the site where they recorded the first demo. It's also the original indigenous name of Niagara Falls. Enjoy and thanks for listening!
Music this week from Roseanne Cash, Shelby Lynne, Great Lake Swimmers, Joshua HyRufus Wainwright, BOY, and a few older tunes from Roberta Flack and Jim Croce
Checkout Episode 164 of Cool, Calm, & Chaotic! This Is A Fantastic Episode With Tony Dekker of The Great Lake Swimmers. The GLS Are A Phenomenal Canadian Band That Have Distinctly Unique Sound Unlike Any Other…They Bring A 'Peace and Calm' To Any Situation. With Roughly 2 Decades of Making Music Tony Has A Ton of Experience, Stories, & Lessons From The Journey. Whether You're Already A Huge Great Lake Swimmers Fan or This Is Your First Encounter With Them You're Gonna Love It. In This Episode We Talk About Playing Music In A Covid World, Songwriting, Canada's Unmatched Awesomeness, Different Venues, Paying Your Dues, The Wilderness, Turkey-less Thanksgiving, Apple Pie, and More. As Usual There's A Whole Lotta Other Fun And Just It's Another All Around Good Time! So Stick Around, You’re Gonna Love It! Topics Include… ✔️The Joy of Playing Live Music Again ✔️Who Tony Dekker and The Great Lake Swimmers Are ✔️Life As a Musician In The Greater Toronto Area ✔️A Loose Collective of Musicians That Create Decades of Great Music ✔️The Spiritual Quality of The Quietness of The Woods & Outdoors ✔️The Vastness of Canada Is Unlike Anything Else ✔️Taking A Passion For Writing In Unscripted Directions ✔️Resonating With The Right People Is All You Need ✔️Getting A Taste of The Whole World In Toronto ✔️Finding Your Own Meaning To Songs Makes Them Significant ✔️Bridging The Gap Between Introvert Songwriting and Sharing It To The World ✔️A Musical Taste That's All Over The Spectrum ✔️Hard and Soft G's, Tofurkees, Negative Dancing, 12 People In A School, and More! Check Out The Great Lake Swimmers In All The Following Places: Website Instagram Facebook Spotify Great Lakes Swimmers Merch ... Go Buy Something, You'll Love It Stealing Tomorrow - Legion Sessions Follow Zarate Fitness Related Content At The Following Places: Website Instagram Twitter Facebook YouTube Also...Are You Interested In Weekly FREE Email Full of Good Reads, Schedules, and A Ton Of Tips, Ideas, and Ways To Increase Health, Fitness, and Happiness Delivered Right To Your Email Instead Of Checking All Over The Place? Me Too!! Sign Up Below And Sit Back and Keep Living The Good Life!
New Music from Finneas, Rose Cousins, Waxahatchee, Calexico, Ari Hest, Fleet Foxes, Rachael Yamagata, Liz Longley, Courtney Marie Andrews, Jeff Tweedy, Great Lake Swimmers, and Alanis Morrisette
ONE SONG (3) Tony Dekker from The Great Lake Swimmers. Moving Pictures Silent Films.An interview I did in 2017 with Tony Dekker from The Great Lake Swimmers. Tony and I toured together with an artist called Barzin many years before in France in about 2000. He became my friend and I loved talking with him about this beautiful song.PLEASE SUPPORT MY PODCASTShttps://www.patreon.com/TamaraWilliamson
............EVERY.LITTLE.COUNTS......................................... By Anatoly Brooks http://www.filefactory.com/file/7e1pwnvb8h4d/Every%20Little%20Counts.mp3 01. Ulrich Schnauss – Passing by 02. Gastão Cruz – Embankment (feat. Luís M. Cintra) 03. Barzin – Sometimes the night… 04. Immanu El – Home 05. Great Lake Swimmers – Unison falling into harmony 06. Ryan Teague - Remote outliers 07. Young Marble Giants – Wurlitzer juke box 08. Ryan Teague – Shadow play 09. New Order – Every little counts 10. The XX – VCR 11. Black Heart Procession – Last chance 12. Helen Steller – Io (this time around) 13. Idaho – Dah aji 14. Hrsta – Haunted pluckley 15. Squirrel Flower – Headlights 16. OMD – The new dark age 17. Blonde Readhead – Dr. Srangeluv 18. Heroín and Your Veins – Akrasia 19. Connect.ohm – Take off 20. Camera Obscura – A sister social agony Total time – 1.14:20 A photo by Esther Steinbach Sultry voice of Radio Etiopia – Ana Ribeiro www.radioetiopia.com Phase 108.1: http://www.phase108.net/Show.aspx?podcastId=13 https://radiolisboa.pt/
Miranda Mulholland talks to Terry about her work as an advocate for fair compensation for musicians in a digital economy, her new solo album By Appointment or Chance, and the joys of performing as part of the duo Harrow Fair. The former Great Lake Swimmers musician also talks about her collaborations with Alan Doyle, and Jim Cuddy, and her work as founder and artistic director of the Muskoka Music Festival. On the podcast, you’ll hear four songs from By Appointment or Chance, including “Bar Rage,” “’Peg and Awl” “Hunt of Zax/Pirate Remi,” and “Raglan Road”.
Once again, it’s Christmas time, so for this episode Roxy and Johann get into the spirit of things, as they try to see the world through music at this special time of year. Expect the kind of Christmas songs you’d hear at the end of a very sad movie set in winter, as well as one classic banger you hear every month of December, from supermarkets to tropical resorts. Some of our musical dinner guests include Julian Casablancas, Sufjan Stevens, Dolly Parton, Great Lake Swimmers, Mogwai, Low, Phoenix and surprisingly... Ryuichi Sakamoto.
..................WINTER.LULLABIES................................... By Anatoly Brooks http://www.filefactory.com/file/2ibhnyvaa645/WINTERLULLABIES.mp3 01. Halo – Winter Lullaby 02. Idaho – You’ll get to the bottom of this 03. Great Lake Swimmers – Think that you might be wrong 04. Grant-Lee Phillips – Humankind 05. Giant Sand – Spiral 06. Chris Garneau – Yours 07. Peter Broderick – Colin 08. Au Revoir Simone – The winter song 09. June Tabor & Oysterband – Love will tear us apart 10. GNR – Alhos verdes 11. M. Ward – Post-war 12. Steve Gunn – Spring garden 13. Mazgani – Dog at your door 14. Crime And The City Soluton – Beyond good ande vil 15. Elvis Perkins – Ash Wednesday 16. Mogwai – The huts 17. John Cale – Taking your life in your hands 18. Elvis Perkins – Good Friday Total time – 1.21:29 A photo by Andre du Plessis Sultry voice of Radio Etiopia – Ana Ribeiro www.radioetiopia.com Phase 108.1: http://www.phase108.net/Show.aspx?podcastId=13 https://radiolisboa.pt
Weer een greep uit Mart’s muziekcollectie met onbekendere namen. Vandaag met muziek van Ryan Adams, A Girl Called Eddy, Leigh Blond, Kris Delmhorst, Griffin House, Great Lake Swimmers, Brother Truckers en McHouston Baker
Weer een greep uit Mart’s muziekcollectie met onbekendere namen. Vandaag met muziek van Ryan Adams, A Girl Called Eddy, Leigh Blond, Kris Delmhorst, Griffin House, Great Lake Swimmers, Brother Truckers en McHouston Baker
A full playlist, plus celebrating the opening game of the Owen Sound Attack and celebrating the Attack using the Kennedy Whistle for their new goal whistle! 1. The Jerry Cans "Ukiuk" 2. Les Tireux de Roches "Wola" 3. Amanda Rheaume "Passed Down the Line" 4. Ron Hynes "Sawchuck" 5. Josh Ritchie "Louder" 6. DOm Louis "Give it if you got it" 7. Scarlett Jane"Aching Heart" 8. The Marrieds " Fingers Crossed" 9. Tim Hus"Hockeytown" 10. Perth County Conspiracy: "Pastures of Plenty" 11. Great Lake Swimmers " Palmistry" 12. Madison Violet " Operator" 13. Stompin' Tom Connors "The Hockey Song"
Listening Party – Music! Talk! Pondering! Tony Dekker of Great Lake Swimmers and I got together to talk about things that are mostly wordless. Ha!
In this mini episode, we take a look at the Finding Shelley Desrochers series so far. You’ll hear some of Karla’s radio interviews, and then get an inside view of what it’s been like behind the scenes working on this podcast and dealing with the flood of information that has come in. Have you seen Shelley Desrochers? E-mail findshelleynow@gmail.comLondon Police Missing People: https://www.londonpolice.ca/en/about/Missing-People.aspx Share Visit our Website: http://www.standupspeakupblog.com/ Browse the Store: https://www.standupspeakupapparel.com/ Stand Up Speak Up Podcast: https://standupspeakup.podbean.com/ Host and Producer: Karla Stephens-TolstoyEditor and Co-Producer: Joel at East Coast Radio Creative http://eastcoastradiocreative.ca This episode contains music used under a Creative Commons License. Great Lake Swimmers - Gonna Make It Through This Year http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Great_Lake_Swimmers/20120127150256228/GreatLakeSwimmers-GonnaMakeItThroughThisYear Support the show.
This Family Day/Post-Valentines Day episode of Georgian Bay Roots Radio is all about family, about love, and about Summerfolk 44! Featuring music by The Great Lake Swimmers, Esther's Family, Matt Andersen & Mike Stevens, Alysha Brilla, Union Duke, Drew McIvor, Suzie Vinnick & Rick Fines, Jory Nash, Meaghan Smith, Joni Mitchell, Eve Goldberg, Kellie Loder, Piper Hayes, The Small Glories and Marshall Veroni!
Great Lake Swimmers' Tony Dekker on the new album, The Waves, The Wake, upping musical antes, touring as a family man, his band's unique trajectory, future plans, and more! Supported by Pizza Trokadero, the Bookshelf, Planet Bean Coffee, and Grandad's Donuts.
The “Open for Business” sign is in the window and we are fully operational. Step inside for one hell of an experience that will expand your pallet and perk your ears. In this episode we feature a wonderful variety such as artists from the great white north, full acoustic splendor, block rocking beats, a killer tribute to The Doors, songs depth, “Three of a Kind”, rough and ready rockers bringing the real and the weird. Your number is up, so come on in and let Euphoric Musicality Radio chart your musical course. Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/euphoricmusicalityradioFollow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/euphmusicradioE-mail: euphoricmusicalityradio@gmail.comWebsite: www.euphoricmusicalityradio.caCredits:EMR Host: CurtisEMR Producer: Lesley Playlist:1) Rain in the Scarecrow, John Mellencamp (0:00:00)2) Let Go, Good Pinsent Keelor (0:05:34)3) I Will Give You Everything, Skydiggers (0:10:06)4) 5 Days in May, Blue Rodeo (0:13:47)5) 1939, Hayden (0:22:55)6) River’s Edge, Great Lake Swimmers (0:27:32)7) First LIght, Bob Carpenter (0:31:38)8) We Will Not Be Lovers, The Waterboys (0:38:50)9) Country Death Song, Violent Femmes (0:45:48)10) 2541, Grant Hart (0:50:42)11) Nancy and the Gridle Boy, K.C. Accidental (0:57:45)12) Star Guitar, The Chemical Brothers (1:02:42)13) Building Steam with a Grain of Salt, DJ Shadow (1:09:04)14) The Soft Parade, Sons of Hippies (1:17:29)15) Riders of the Storm, Dead Skeletons (1:25:44)16) The End, The Ravonettes (1:29:53)17) Bottles and Flowers, Juliana Hatfield (1:35:40)18) The Circus is Leaving Town, Isomer Campbell & Mark Lanegan (1:41:00)19) River of Deceit, Mad Season (1:46:31)20) Heavenward, Wolf Alice (1:51:19)21) Fox on the Run, The Replacements (1:58:15)22) Hold My Life, The Replacements (1:59:24)23) I Will Dare, The Replacements (2:04:00)24) Wind Up Bird, Heartless Bastards (2:09:40)25) DK-PI, Aero Flynn (2:13:59)26) Surrender Under Protest, Drive-by Truckers (2:18:58)27) Ace, The Jayhawks (2:22:43)28) The Space Program, A Tribe Called Quest (2:30:55)29) PRIDE, Kendrick Lamar (2:36:34)30) Under Pressure, Ben Harper & The Relentless 7 (2:41:08)31) Regiment, Brian Eno & David Byrne (2:45:34)32) Slowly Going Deaf, Mr. Bungle (2:53:03)
A candid conversation about divorce. Music in this episode: "Free" by Rudimental; "A Closeness" by Dermot Kennedy; "Alone" by Sorcha Richardson; "This Feeling" by Alabama Shakes; "Concrete Heart" by Great Lake Swimmers; "Leaving" by Indigo Girls; "You for Me" by Eliza Shaddad Thank you for listening. Please rate and write a review in iTunes. -Meg
Mike catches up with Great Lake Swimmers lead singer, songwriter, and guitarist Tony Dekker to see how they're progressing on their as-yet-untitled seventh album. As has become the norm for the band, they've once again selected a somewhat unusual place to record: a decommissioned church in London, ON. Tony talks about how the space has influenced the album and the unique approach he describes as "reverse engineering." He also discusses the life-changing experience he had onboard a ship sailing through the Canadian arctic as part of the Canada C3 Expedition. The Elwins just released their third LP, Beauty Community, and as vocalist/guitarist Matthew Sweeney shares, the record is the band's most collective to date. He discusses the decision to re-tap producer Derek Hoffman this time around, pushing into the U.S. market, and more. Finally, author Mark Kearney joins us to talk about his latest book with co-author Randy Ray, called As the Years Go By... Conversations with Canada's Folk, Pop & Rock Pioneers. He tells us about the process of revising dozens of interviews with Canadian artists from past decades to compile the unique collection.
In honor of three big calendar-changing holidays this week - Rosh Hashanah, the Islamic New Year, and the Autumnal Equinox - we're listening to two New Year songs! The lively tune of "Gonna Make It Through This Year" by Great Lake Swimmers disguises some darker lyrics, while the complexities of "New Year's Prayer" by Jeff Buckley are full of light.
In addition to performing as a solo artist and one half of Harrow Fair, recording with the likes of Great Lake Swimmers and Sarah Slean, playing on film and TV scores, owning a record label, and running a music festival (whew...), Miranda Mulholland has recently adopted the roll of artist activist. Following a much-discussed speech to the Economic Club of Canada, she's been featured in outlets like the Globe and Mail and Canadian Musician, talking about the struggles faced by artists in today's music industry. She joins us here to talk about just that. Plus, we've got a pair of singer-songwriter interviews with Edmonton's Martin Kerr, an artist who's achieved some truly impressive feats like selling out a show at Edmonton's Winspear Centre and opening for Sarah McLachlan at Rogers Place as an entirely independent artist, and Justin Giles, a finalist from CBC Searchlight 2017 (as chosen by our own Andrew King) and currently has a lot cooking for her career.
In this mini episode, we take a look at the Finding Shelley Desrochers series so far. You’ll hear some of Karla’s radio interviews, and then get an inside view of what it’s been like behind the scenes working on this podcast and dealing with the flood of information that has come in. Have you seen Shelley Desrochers? E-mail findshelleynow@gmail.comLondon Police Missing People: https://www.londonpolice.ca/en/about/Missing-People.aspx Host and Producer: Karla Stephens-TolstoyEditor and Co-Producer: Joel at East Coast Radio Creative http://eastcoastradiocreative.ca This episode contains music used under a Creative Commons License. Great Lake Swimmers - Gonna Make It Through This Year http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Great_Lake_Swimmers/20120127150256228/GreatLakeSwimmers-GonnaMakeItThroughThisYear
Some great sounds from a day celebrating Triratna at Aryaloka on the north-east coast of the USA. Bettye Pruitt interviews Dharmasuri, Chair of Nagaloka, the Triratna Center in Portland, Maine, about her travels in traditional Buddhist countries. Shaun Bartone leads the singing of the song is "I Became Awake" by Canadian folk singer Tony Dekker of the band Great Lake Swimmers. And then we get a longer harmonized chanting of the mantra associated with the Buddha Maitreya. www.thebuddhistcentre.com/triratna50 #triratna #FWBO #dharma #sangha #community #buddhism #buddhist #buddha #mantra #song #singing #chanting #triratna50
Ben Lindbergh and Jeff Sullivan banter about a bad highlight, then preview the Cardinals’ 2017 season with Will Leitch of Sports on Earth and the Royals’ 2017 season with Rany Jazayerli of The Ringer. Audio intro: Genesis, "Get ‘Em Out by Friday" Audio interstitial: The Jackson 5, "Never Can Say Goodbye" Audio interstitial 2: Great Lake Swimmers, "Everything […]
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This week, we sit down with Nathan Conrad from Spoken Nerd. Theme song by Ken Fritz and General Joystick. Produced by Jordan Johansen and Gary Branigan. This week, we feature Great Lake Swimmers on Gary's pick of the week!
The Toronto-based quintet began as a vehicle for Tony Dekker's softly sung and sweetly rendered songs and grew into a formidable, intuitive folk outfit. The band plays an acoustic set of three songs from its latest, A Forest of Arms, and Dekker expands on the band's relationship to its physical environment, both in and out of the studio. Songs performed are "Something Like a Storm," "Don't Leave Me Hanging" and "Zero in the City." Recorded on June 21, 2015 at KDHX in St. Louis, Missouri. Engineered by Andy Coco.
A Forest of Arms is the sixth album by the Canadian band that uses the environment as its muse. Its the perfect soundtrack to a walk in the woods.
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This week on The One You Feed we have Tony Dekker. Tony Dekker is the founding member, lead singer and the lead songwriter of the band Great Lake Swimmers. He has also recently released an excellent solo album, Prayer for The Woods. The Great Lake Swimmers, were founded in 2003, and have released five studio albums since. Their 2009 record, Lost Channels, was shortlisted for the prestigious Polaris Prize, and their followup, New Wild Everywhere, was released in 2012. The band is working on a new album currently. In This Interview Tony and I discuss... The One You Feed parable. How important the natural world is in feeding our good wolf. His life growing up on the farm. The various places that he has recorded over time and the value of "place". The value of considering our own death. Our shared love of Leonard Cohen. The next Great Lake Swimmers record. His trip to Antarctica. Prayer of the Woods poem and song. Tony Dekker Links Great Lake Swimmers homepage Tony Dekker homepage Great Lake Swimmers Amazon Page See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Tony Dekker is the well-respected singer, songwriter, and founder of the celebrated Canadian band Great Lake Swimmers. This past fall, Dekker released Prayer of the Woods, his first solo album, and on Feb. 7 he plays the Hillside Inside festival in Guelph, ON. Here, Tony and I discuss why he released a record under his own […]
Today’s show is 'upcoming show' heavy, with a few favourites headed back to town. Still, we found time for some requests and a trip to the country, courtesy of a recent concert.
Today’s show is 'upcoming show' heavy, with a few favourites headed back to town. Still, we found time for some requests and a trip to the country, courtesy of a recent concert.
It’s the official wrap-up to this year’s Regina Folk Festival, which was a star-studded good time last weekend. Join us for a look back at some of the highlights.
It’s the official wrap-up to this year’s Regina Folk Festival, which was a star-studded good time last weekend. Join us for a look back at some of the highlights.
We’re back live in-studio this week with a look at house concerts past and future, this year’s great lineup at Brandon Folk Festival, some great new music, and a lovey dovey birthday set for a special listener.
A real mixed bag today, something for everybody: April Fools, 90s indie rock, new music, goodbye Earl (Scruggs), birthday parties for Emmylou, Merle, and Eilen, as well as a look at this year’s Junos. All of that, jammed into 2 hours.
A real mixed bag today, something for everybody: April Fools, 90s indie rock, new music, goodbye Earl (Scruggs), birthday parties for Emmylou, Merle, and Eilen, as well as a look at this year’s Junos. All of that, jammed into 2 hours.
The fifth album by this Canadian band is their first in a proper studio, but their music still inspires a gentle bucolic feeling.
The Great Lake Swimmers drop by CBC Music for an Up Close session. The band's new CD, New Wild Everywhere, will be released on April 3. This session is a sneak preview of some of the songs from that CD.
Live phone chats on tonight's show with above artists: Lenka calling in from Toronto, Jacquie calling from the road, near Vancouver. Local shows upcoming for both artists. Lots of new releases featured tonight. I'm particularly fond of the new Chuck Prophet and Great Lake Swimmers releases.Feb. 15 show will be pre-empted by a live broadcast from UBC School of Music, so load up on some old podcasts, woncha?Many thanks for listening, and happy Feb. 14! xoxvalfolkoasis@gmail.com
A very fun show for me, as I was joined by my pal KK and a radio star in the making, young Ryann. They helped me play some great new music, preview some great upcoming shows, and go through Part I of the Official Winnipeg Folk Festival preview.
A very fun show for me, as I was joined by my pal KK and a radio star in the making, young Ryann. They helped me play some great new music, preview some great upcoming shows, and go through Part I of the Official Winnipeg Folk Festival preview.
Great music on this week's show from Butterfly Boucher, Marching Band, Halloween Alaska, Great Lake Swimmers, Headlights and Bella Ruse. (All music played with permission from the artists and/or labels.)
Spotlighting upcoming shows by Serena Ryder & Great Lake Swimmers, some new music, a birthday tribute to Brock Zeman, and some surprisingly good music featured on Grey's Anatomy.
Spotlighting upcoming shows by Serena Ryder & Great Lake Swimmers, some new music, a birthday tribute to Brock Zeman, and some surprisingly good music featured on Grey's Anatomy.
A busy week for upcoming shows that's for sure, and we took the time to run down the list and convince you to go to each of them, including David Francey, Justin Rutledge, The Great Lake Swimmers, Nathan, Shuyler Jansen, Elliott BROOD and MORE!?! We're never too busy, however, to play some of the great new music that's fallen into my shopping cart as of late, so we ended off with some of the best that I've picked up lately, including the new Chuck Prophet, Josh Rouse, Bob Snider, and a gem of an older find from Bob Schneider.
A busy week for upcoming shows that's for sure, and we took the time to run down the list and convince you to go to each of them, including David Francey, Justin Rutledge, The Great Lake Swimmers, Nathan, Shuyler Jansen, Elliott BROOD and MORE!?! We're never too busy, however, to play some of the great new music that's fallen into my shopping cart as of late, so we ended off with some of the best that I've picked up lately, including the new Chuck Prophet, Josh Rouse, Bob Snider, and a gem of an older find from Bob Schneider.
A busy week for upcoming shows that's for sure, and we took the time to run down the list and convince you to go to each of them, including David Francey, Justin Rutledge, The Great Lake Swimmers, Nathan, Shuyler Jansen, Elliott BROOD and MORE!?! We're never too busy, however, to play some of the great new music that's fallen into my shopping cart as of late, so we ended off with some of the best that I've picked up lately, including the new Chuck Prophet, Josh Rouse, Bob Snider, and a gem of an older find from Bob Schneider.
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