Podcasts about Hawksley Workman

Welcome to Episode 9 of The Tragically Hip Top 40 Countdown! This week, singer-songwriter Hawksley Workman joins us to share his heartfelt stories and unique experiences with The Tragically Hip. From his first exposure to their music in a high school cover band to the profound impact Gord Downie and the Hip's legacy have had on his artistic outlook, Hawksley takes us on a journey through his personal connection to Canada's most iconic rock band.In this episode, we explore Track #32, Hawksley delves into the artful absurdity of Gord Downie's lyrics, the song's colorful imagery, and the way it evokes childhood memories and Canadian identity. He also reflects on Gord's influence as a frontman and as a thoughtful, empathetic artist who bridged rural and urban divides, creating music that connected Canadians coast to coast.Don't miss our upcoming live fundraiser event!A Celebration of The Hip for ALS

Welcome to Episode 9 of The Tragically Hip Top 40 Countdown! This week, singer-songwriter Hawksley Workman joins us to share his heartfelt stories and unique experiences with The Tragically Hip. From his first exposure to their music in a high school cover band to the profound impact Gord Downie and the Hip's legacy have had on his artistic outlook, Hawksley takes us on a journey through his personal connection to Canada's most iconic rock band.In this episode, we explore Track #32, Hawksley delves into the artful absurdity of Gord Downie's lyrics, the song's colorful imagery, and the way it evokes childhood memories and Canadian identity. He also reflects on Gord's influence as a frontman and as a thoughtful, empathetic artist who bridged rural and urban divides, creating music that connected Canadians coast to coast.Don't miss our upcoming live fundraiser event!A Celebration of The Hip for ALS

Hawksley Workman, Insolvency, Hugo Barriol, Amyl And The sniffers, Blacktop Mojo en singles du jour et on découvre…

Graham and Scott chat with singer songwriter Hawksley Workman about his music and his new song called Obsessed; Petes Head Coach Rob Wilson getting ready to wind down the preseason; how much have you thought about your own death

Thanks for listening to the fourth in our collection of special Deepdale Festival Podcasts in 2024. Jason is your host for this series. In this episode Jason chats with Hawksley Workman from Canada, who performs on Sunday, Christina Alden & Alex Patterson from Norwich, who perform on Friday, and Christian Smith from Cambridgeshire, who performs on Saturday with his band The Heretics. Hawksley chats about his love of touring, his wingman Mr Lonely on piano, and how Canadians look at the UK for inspiration and adulation. Christina & Alex chat about how their music writing happens, particularly interesting to know how a couple who are also relatively new parents navigate the process. Christian chats about how The Heretics came into being, and the way his musical journey has changed direction with addition of the band and three fellow collaborators. Thank you to all of them for allowing us to play a sample of their music. From Hawksley Workman we play Battlefords, from Christina Alden & Alex Patterson we play Safe Travels (thinking of all of you travelling to Deepdale for the Festival), and from Christian Smith & The Heretics we play Revelry. Enjoy this episode, and look out for future episodes which we'll release shortly. 00:00 – Intro01:26 – Hawksley Workman17:07 – Battlefords by Hawksley Workman18:40 – Christina Alden & Alex Patterson29:19 – Safe Travels by Christina Alden & Alex Patterson30:53 – Christian Smith36:46 – Revelry by Christian Smith & The Heretics Thank you so much for listening to the fourth episode of the Deepdale Festival Podcast 2024. At least one more episode has been recorded and is currently being edited. If you'd like to know more about artists performing at Deepdale Festival 2024, please take a look at the website deepdalefestival.co.uk Hope we'll see you in September for amazing live music.

Lovely to have your listening ears for the 2nd in our collection of special Deepdale Festival Podcasts in 2024. Jason is your host for this episode. In this episode Jason chats with two of the gents from Track Dogs, Garrett (one of the Irishmen) and Robbie (the American), and to Rich from Man The Lifeboats. Garrett and Robbie talk about how two Irishmen, an Englishman and an American formed a folk band in Madrid, Spain. Rich chats about Man The Lifeboats, and the amazing artists he represents who are preforming at the festival, including Hawksley Workman, Evangeline Gentle, Lady Nade and Luke Jackson. While also tipping his hat to his heros Skinny Lister who headline on Saturday night. Thank you to both bands for allowing us to play a sample of their music. From Track Dogs we play Cover Your Tracks, and from Man The Lifeboats we play Somers Town. Enjoy this episode, and look out for future episodes which we'll release shortly.00:00 - Intro01:06 - Garrett & Robbie from Track Dogs18:53 - Cover Your Tracks by Track Dogs21:05 - Rich Quarterman from Man The Lifeboats29:03 - Somers Town by Man The Lifeboats31:20 - Rich on Hawksley Workman32:52 - Rich on Evangeline Gentle33:32 - Rich on Lady Nade35:33 - Rich on Luke Jackson37:35 - Rich on Skinny ListerThank you so much for listening to the second episode of the Deepdale Festival Podcast 2024. More episodes are currently being recorded and edited, and will be released shortly. If you'd like to know more about artists performing at Deepdale Festival 2024, please take a look at the website deepdalefestival.co.uk Hope we'll see you in September for amazing live music.

Hawksley Workman is out east for a series of concerts. He's in Truro a week from tomorrow, plays Halifax at the Light House Arts Centre on Saturday, April 6, and has a sold out show in Canning at the Annex on Sunday, April 7. He joins Mainstreet to discuss what's in store.

Yvonne Matsell is a celebrated music booker and long-time friend of the Canadian indie music scene. As the live music talent buyer for clubs like Ultrasound, Ted's Wrecking Yard, The Horseshoe Tavern and The Reverb Room, Yvonne gave countless indie bands their first decent gigs, and watched as many of them went on to become success stories and musical household names. Just a few of the bands and artists that flourished as a result of Yvonne's magic touch include: Skydiggers, Lowest of the Low, Rheostatics, Barenaked Ladies, Headstones, Matt Mays, Ron Sexsmith, Sarah Slean, Hawksley Workman, Feist, and Broken Social Scene. In a business that can often be tough, gritty and uber-competitive, Yvonne remains "one of the good ones". A deep love of music, good humour, generosity, and a willingness to work tirelessly on behalf of artists, has made her one of the most admired and respected people in the Canadian music landscape. Music samples in this episode:"Hey Darlene" - The Stephen Stanley Band (Before the Collapse of the Hive, 2023)"Muscle Cars and Sissy Bars" - Skydiggers (Hide Your Light, 2023)"Legal Age Life at Variety Store" - Rheostatics (Whale Music, 1992)"New Westminster Taxi Squad" - The Stephen Stanley Band (That Thin, Wild Mercury, 2003)"Journey" - The Cash Brothers (Phonebooth Tornado, 2000)"The Owl" - The Stephen Stanley Band (Before the Collapse of the Hive, 2023)"Lover You Should've Come Over" - Jeff Buckley (Live at Sin-é Legacy Edition, 1993)"All of Our Dreaming" - Skydiggers (Bittersweet Harmony, 2003)"P.I.N." - Rheostatics (The Night of the Shooting Stars, 2001)"Come to My Senses" - Skydiggers (Hide Your Light, 2023)Thank you for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, please consider supporting the pod with a donation. Any amount helps! MUSIC BUDDY IS:Jane Gowan (host, producer, editor) Tim Vesely (co-producer/co-host) The show's theme song, "Human Stuff," is written by Jane Gowan and Tim Vesely, and performed by Jane and Tim, with additional vocals by Steve Wright and Connie Kostiuk STAY IN TOUCH Email: jane@musicbuddy.caInstagram: @musicbuddypodcastFacebook: @musicbuddypodcastTwitter: @janegowanTikTok: @musicbuddypodThis podcast is brought to you by Morning Run Productions.

'Tis the season to be jolly!  This holiday season, CKUA's Hidden Track team busted out the stockings, tinsel and trees, festooned CKUA's cozy music library with festive décor, and invited a few musical friends over for a special holiday episode!  Our guests brought with them some heartfelt reflections on the Yuletide season, some beautiful live performances of holiday songs ranging from ancient to brand-new, and some truly gaudy holiday apparel. Joining us in our Cozy Christmas Corner are CKUA favourites Baby Jey, VISSIA and Hawksley Workman!  Baby Jey share a wintery song from their debut album and a contemporary re-imagining of the traditional British carol "Deck the Halls." VISSIA performs her winter-embracing song Snowed In and Hawksley Workman is joined by his longtime piano accompanist Mr. Lonely for an inspired performance of material from his beloved holiday album Almost a Full Moon.  Plus, our guests spin us tales of gifts, treats, holiday albums, and Christmastimes past.  So... don we now our gay apparel! And sing we joyous, all together. Happy holidays, from all of us at CKUA's Hidden Track!    Credits: Host: Grant Stovel | Producer: Scott Zielsdorf | Graphics: Craig Taffs & Shaun Friesen | Music: Doug Hoyer Recording for this holiday session provided by Duke Paetz and Brendan Cross. "Christmas Anticipation" is provided under license by De Wolfe Music. The Hidden Track podcast is a CKUA production made possible by the generosity of our donors. Thank you for your support!  

A supercut edition of Industry Tactics, dedicated to the memory of Mendelson Joe. This episode features appearances by Selina Martin, Maylee Todd, Trevor Dunn, Dave Clark, The Nihilist Spasm Band, Allison Cameron, R. Murray Schafer, Kid Koala, Bob Wiseman, Annelise Noronha, Nicole Rampersaud, Hawksley Workman, Renaldo & The Loaf, Homer Flynn, Robin Hatch and more! This Friday, we begin syndicating the podcast on CFRU 93.3FM, weekly every Friday from 10pm to midnight!

Thanks for giving my little podcast a listen. It's a continuing experiment to see if each week I can notice and remember and then record three things that left behind tracks of gratitude and happiness. Just stuff from my little life I share with Shelagh up here on latitude 53 in Edmonton, Canada. This week: 1. Print – reflections on a wonderful dinner at Filistix that left a kind of stamp on me 2. Dolphins – the night Hawksley Workman ascended from the deep 3. Crunch – putting the i back in kitchen The original podcast music is from Edmonton pianist, teacher and composer Brendan McGrath. The end bells of gratitude are the gift of Edmonton artist and humanitarian Slavo Cech. I'm at glenn.kubish@gmail.com

Singer, songwriter and guitarist Serena Ryder was born on December 8, 1983 in Millbrook, Ontario, Canada. A strikingly pretty brunette with a remarkably deep, soulful and powerful three-octave voice, Serena stems from strong musical roots: Her Canadian mother was a go-go dancer and touring back-up singer while her Trinidadian father was a guitarist and percussionist with the Carribean folk group the Tradewinds. Ryder began singing publicly when she was just a little girl and got her first guitar from her dad at age thirteen. She attended the Integrated Arts Program at Peterborough Collegiate and Vocational Institute and took music lessons from Terry Finn at Finn's House of Music. Serena started out performing solo as a teenager plus performed with the Christian rock band Thousand Foot Krutch and the hard rock alternative group Three Days Grace. Ryder released her first album "Falling Out" on the indie label Mime Radio in 1999. In 2002 she recorded a demo album which led to her playing on the air on CBC Radio. Fellow Canadian musician Hawksley Workman heard the broadcast and was sufficiently impressed enough to ask Serena to record an album on his Isadora record label. The album "Unlikely Emergency" was released in 2005 and received favorable reviews from music critics. Moreover, the poignant song "Just Another Day" got considerable airplay on various Canadian radio stations. Ryder's follow-up album "If Your Memory Serves You Well," a terrific collection of mostly inspired covers of notable songs by Canadian music artists that includes Leonard Cohen's "Sisters of Mercy," Galt MacDermot's "Good Morning Starshine," and Percy Faith's "My Heart Cries for You" as well as three excellent original compositions, was released in November, 2006 and once again garnered highly positive reviews from critics. Serena won the 2008 Juno Award for New Artist of the Year and released the EP CD "Told You in a Whispered Song" on June 19, 2007. This was followed by both the EP CD "Sweeping the Ashes" and the album "Is It O.K." in 2008.

The 32 tour continues as Jeff and Elliotte stop in Peterborough, Ontario. They kick things off by talking about Peterborough's rich hockey history (00:20) and then the guys get into some news from around the league including defencemen that are off the market (6:45), Mark Stone (9:55), Dale Hawerchuk statue at True North Square (12:50), goaltenders on the move (17:20), takeaways from pre-season (19:30) and the latest on Jason Robertson (30:40).In Peterborough Jeff and Elliotte were joined by Pete's head coach Rob Wilson, Sportsnet's Greg Millen, former NHLer Steve Larmer and musician Hawksley Workman. We play a snippet from each of these conversations in the podcast.Music Outro: Hawksley Workman - BattlefordsListen to the full track hereThis podcast was produced and mixed by Amil Delic, and hosted by Jeff Marek and Elliotte Friedman. Editing support by Mike Rogerson.Audio Credits: Sportsnet.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Jeen O'Brien is utterly brilliant, she's also extremely prolific, releasing five records since 2015. She has also helped create tunes for a slew of great Canadian artists including Serena Ryder, Hawksley Workman, and Great Big Sea, and has had her music featured in everything from Google commercials to Degrassi. This was an incredibly honest conversation about her mental health battles and musical career that has spanned over 20 years.

The first of our Summer Mini-Episodes finds Eamon O'Flynn asking Sonya Walton and Nathan Smith for their "dream guests" for Season Two of Record Roulette.  Who did they pick? Listen to find out.Who would you like to hear on the podcast? Leave suggestions on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook at @rrmusicpod or visit our website at recordroulettepodcast.com.Runtime: 18 minutesMusic by lemonmusicstudio from Pixabay.

This episode the guys chat with Melissa , a life long Winnipegger, music fan and often concert reviewer.  Her albums are:Hawksley Workman  -  Last Night We Were The Delicious WolvesRancid -  And Out Come the Wolves Muse - Black Holes and RevelationsThe Fugitives - In Streetlight CommunionEminem - The Marshall Mathers LPShe has no embarrassing album but does tell us about her current obsession with Balkan dance music.No play out music because we ran outta time!

Sarah Slean and Hawksley Workman have been friends for more than 20 years. A couple of years ago they recorded an EP together, and this month they are on tour in New Brunswick.

Episode DetailsEamon O'Flynn, Nathan Smith and Sonya Walton have Record Roulette's first ALBUM BATTLE to name the greatest Christmas album, featuring Hawksley Workman's "Almost A Full Moon," Bob Dylan's "Christmas In The Heart" and the Vince Guaraldi Trip's "A Charlie Brown Christmas."Leave comments on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook at @rrmusicpod or visit our website at recordroulettepodcast.com.Runtime: 50 minutesWhat's an album battle?Each host picks an album and then defends the choice through multiple rounds, including "best overall album," "best song" and "best legacy."

I caught up with local guitar wizard Ronnie Ladobruk to talk about his new music, developing his vocal chops, doing session work with the likes of Fresh I.E. (for which he got a Juno nomination) and Hawksley Workman, and much more! This episode brought to you by our pals at Devine Shirt Company.Huge thanks to everyone who supports the podcast on Patreon! You can help out for as little as $1 a month if you like the show and want to throw some change in the guitar case! You can also throw a one-time tip via Buymeacoffee.As always, if you like the podcast, please tell a friend or 20! Rate and review on your podcast player of choice! Word of mouth is still the main way Witchpolice Radio reaches new ears.Thanks for listening!

Mike catches up with Hawksley Workman before The Hawk kicks out his five favourite alt rock/pop Christmas songs.

Singer / Songwriter Hawksley Workman is preparing for live shows and he won't freak out over Omicron / Humble and Fred holiday stories / Testing can by tedious / Dan Duran the anchorman / Charlie has covid / Get Back is excellent.

This week, Steve and Diana chat with none other than one of Canada's most eclectic and charming musicians, Hawksley Workman! Hawksley talks about his 2020 album, ‘Less Rage More Tears,' why he loves the smaller arts scene in Peterborough where he now lives and why we should incorporate more comedians into rock shows.Hawksley shines the spotlight on his new Peterborough friend and Monday morning walk buddy, Jeremiah Brown! Jeremiah tells his incredible story of going from sitting on his parent's couch watching the Olympics to winning an Olympic medal for rowing in just four years and how that changed his life. Plus, he spills the beans on the incredibly unique way he met Hawksley by selling a microphone on Craigslist.To learn more about Hawksley Workman, check out his website https://hawksleyworkman.com/ or on Twitter @HawksleyWorkman and Instagram @HawksleyWorkman To learn more about Jeremiah Brown, check out his website at: www.the4yearolympian.com or on Twitter @jeremiahfbrown and Instagram @the4yearolympianHOST: Steve Patterson (Twitter: @patterballs)PRODUCER & CO-HOST: Diana Frances (Twitter @dianafrancesvan)TECHNICAL PRODUCER: Donovan Deschner from Fracture A Femur Productions (www.fractureafemur.com)MUSIC BY: Imagine Sound Studios (www.imaginesoundstudios.com) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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This 70th Pandemic Friday, Mike kicks out nu metal jams with Cam Gordon and Stu Stone. Surprise guest Hawksley Workman gets things started by kicking out the first jam.

On our latest podcast episode, co-hosts Madison Olds and Dan Clapson kick things off by talking seltzers and summer tunes before delving into all things drag brunch with celebrity drag queen Tynomi Banks. The Toronto-based queen (and Canada's Drag Race alum) dishes on her growth as a performer over the years, how she always looks forward to working the crowd during a lively brunch and shares some pro tips for drag brunch attendees.Next up, Canadian indie music icon Hawksley Workman joins to discuss his love of pairing food and drink, his personal discovery of the benefits of sobriety in recent years and what he thinks the future holds when it comes to food trends.

As a young boy, Simon Whitfield loved playing team sport. In particular, soccer and ice hockey, and through these pursuits, he was able to develop important skills that would go on to serve him well in the future. However, it was the sport of running that really captured his interest, inspiring him to think about what was possible in his life.He has nothing but fond memories when he reflects on his first time being introduced to triathlon, getting his start in the Sharbot Lake kid's triathlon which was an informal, family friendly community-based event.He fell in love with triathlon and in order to become the very best he could be, he said his good byes to his family and friends and left his home in Kingston, Ontario, to travel alone, as a 16-year old, more than halfway across the world, to Sydney, Australia to complete high school and to train amongst its top-ranked triathletes. This decision would ultimately pay off for Simon and help spur him on to Olympic greatness. You'll hear how in our discussion today. In this episode, Simon shares the role that visualization played in the process of winning his gold medal in the 2000 Sydney Olympics, as well how it always helped him to create and play out different scenarios in his head in order to always be ready for anything that happened in competition. Simon is a deep thinker, and in our discussion, he shares what he feels he has learned about himself, not only through success, but also through hardship and adversity. It's these life lessons that continue to propel him on in his own journey, inspiring him to find meaning and purpose in his life that extend far beyond his identify as a world class athlete and Olympian to something that means so much more to him; the ability to always remain open and curious about the world and to always connect with nature, be out on the ocean as a certified paddle board instructor and to give back to his sport and to the younger generation of athletes striving to follow in his footsteps. Simon's BioSimon Whitfield, triathlete (born 16 May 1975 in Kingston, ON). Simon Whitfield is a four-time Olympian and Canada's first-ever Olympic gold medalist in triathlon. Whitfield won gold at the 2000 Olympic Summer Games in Sydney, the first year that the triathlon was an Olympic event. Although he did not medal at the 2004 Games in Athens, he sprinted to a silver medal at the 2008 Games in Beijing. Whitfield was the Canadian flag-bearer at the 2012 Olympic Summer Games in London but crashed during the bicycle portion of the triathlon and was forced to pull out of the event. Whitfield has also amassed a total of 12 World Cup wins in addition to his gold and silver Olympic medals. He retired from competition in 2013 and was inducted into Canada's Sports Hall of Fame in 2017.Connect with SimonTwitter: https://twitter.com/simonwhitfieldSpecial Recognition to: Special credit to CBC Sports for their video of Simon's Olympic Victory: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gg2SKW69AY0As well special credit to Hawksley Workman for their 'Beauty as Anger' song used in this episode: https://hawksleyworkman.com/Special credit as well to  the Tragically Hip and Jordi Savall for their music

Listen in as I chat with Hawksley about getting creative, starting a Wayne's World esq variety show and Comparing musical improv on stage to a basketball team running plays on the court during a game. Enjoy! To find out about all things Hawksley Visit: https://hawksleyworkman.com   Like this episode? Visit https://www.djspencer.ca for all things on The Tempo Report    

On episode 19 Charlie welcomes thinking person's rock star Hawksley Workman for a conversation on uncoolness, the bespoke 1980s & what the internet is doing to us one click at a time.For the latest on Hawksley's work see https://hawksleyworkman.com/Get early access to the show by stepping in the chit-chat and subscribing to Charlie's excellent Substack at https://charliedemers.substack.com/people/14775259-charlie-demers or find new episodes one week after release wherever you get your podcasts!

On episode 19 Charlie welcomes thinking person’s rock star Hawksley Workman for a conversation on uncoolness, the bespoke 1980s & what the internet is doing to us one click at a time. For the latest on Hawksley's work see https://hawksleyworkman.com/ Get early access to the show by stepping in the chit-chat and subscribing to Charlie's excellent Substack at https://charliedemers.substack.com/people/14775259-charlie-demers or find new episodes one week after release wherever you get your podcasts!

On episode 19 Charlie welcomes thinking person's rock star Hawksley Workman for a conversation on uncoolness, the bespoke 1980s & what the internet is doing to us one click at a time.For the latest on Hawksley's work see https://hawksleyworkman.com/Get early access to the show by stepping in the chit-chat and subscribing to Charlie's excellent Substack at https://charliedemers.substack.com/people/14775259-charlie-demers or find new episodes one week after release wherever you get your podcasts!

On episode 19 Charlie welcomes thinking person’s rock star Hawksley Workman for a conversation on uncoolness, the bespoke 1980s & what the internet is doing to us one click at a time.For the latest on Hawksley's work see https://hawksleyworkman.com/Get early access to the show by stepping in the chit-chat and subscribing to Charlie's excellent Substack at https://charliedemers.substack.com/people/14775259-charlie-demers or find new episodes one week after release wherever you get your podcasts!

Mike and Ralph Benmergui chat with Hawksley Workman before he kicks out the jams.

Musician Hawksley Workman checks in from Petrborough - he talks about Covid, losing weight and giving up booze - and his new album / The vaccine roll out is still somewhat confusing / St. Pattys day in shitty bars / The Retirement Sherpa / Dan Duran the anchorman / Pete Cugno debuts a new Covid song.

Jasmine Chen is a Chinese-Canadian multidisciplinary artist based in Toronto and Vancouver. Jasmine was born in T’karonto (the place in the water where the trees are standing), where from an early age she was immersed in arts based education. An alumni of the Claude Watson Arts Program, Jasmine studied Music, Art, Dance and Theatre for nine years. She majored as a dancer for four years, training and competing in ballet, jazz and modern. In high school she majored in Theatre, where she was president of the Arts Council. Her time spent in extracurricular shows and performances led her to continue her post-secondary training in the Theatre Performance: Acting Program at Ryerson University, graduating with a BFA. Jasmine has worked extensively as a performer in Theatre and Film/TV. She is a director, performer, educator, movement coach, community facilitator, and producer. Jasmine has engaged with audiences across Canada in repertory festivals, independent theatres, site-specific spaces, regional theatres and outdoor venues. She has worked with leaders in film, opera, music, theatre, and media, such as: Atom Egoyan, Aria Umezawa, Lido Pimienta, Hawksley Workman, Ins Choi, and Amanda Parris. She has taught at Studio 58 Langara College, McGill Schulich School of Music, the Paprika Festival, Festival Players Academy, Canadian Stage, Cahoots Theatre, and the Children’s Peace Theatre. Jasmine is the recipient of the Gina Wilkinson Award for Female Directors, the Stratford Festival Jean Gascon Award, a Toronto Harold Award, and is a Dora Mavor Moore Award nominee. www.msjasminechen.com Instagram: @hausofchen Support Stageworthy: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/stageworthy

Cage The Elephant, Alter Bridge en singles du jour et on découvre l’album de Hawksley Workman. Bonne écoute du podcast radio rock. L’article Emission Sensation rock du mercredi 4 novembre 2020 est apparu en premier sur Sensation Rock.

Mike is joined by both Ralph Benmergui and Hawksley Workman while Ralph kicks out the jams and Hawk and Mike react.

Hawksley Workman, James Blake, U2, Asaf Avidan, Django Django, Beabadoobee en singles du jour et on termine la découverte album de Doves. Bonne écoute du podcast radio rock.Hawksley Workman, James Blake, U2, Asaf Avidan, Django Django, Beabadoobee en singles du jour et on termine la découverte album de Doves. Bonne écoute du podcast radio rock.… L’article Emission Sensation rock du lundi 14 septembre 2020 est apparu en premier sur Sensation Rock.

Hawksley Workman is a Juno Award-winning singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer and occasional actor. He has released 11 full-length albums and several EPs in his 21 year career. His latest - Less Rage More Tears - will be out later this year. The album's lead single - Just a Dream - is now online. He also talks about livestreaming during quarantine, and writing songs about people's pets. Subscribe to Endeavours on Spotify, Apple, Google, or wherever you get your podcasts. Insta - @endeavoursradio Facebook.com/Endeavoursradio www.endeavoursmedia.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dan-mcpeake/message

Some people you meet just strike you the right way, right away. Hawksley Workman is that person. Check out our first meeting.

Singer songwriter Hawksley Workman talks media, performing and adapting / Phase 2 in Toronto / Trump spits in the eye of Covid again / Dan Duran weather / Baseballs back / The Retirement Sherpa / The Mayor of Amaranth looks stupid / Rodrigo and Jessica, GarbageDay.com/Humble and Fred developers / Dairy Queen is loose with Covid.

Mike chats with Hawksley Workman about so many interesting things, including Hawksley Night in Canada, his new music with Sarah Slean and how he was inspired by Toronto Mike'd.

The Juno award-winning musician Hawksley Workman on the idyllic woodlands of his childhood, the changing tides of fame and why he's afraid of America.

Fontaines D.C, Hawksley Workman en singles du jour et on termine la découverte album de Muzz. Bonne écoute du podcast radio rock. L’article Emission Sensation rock du jeudi 11 juin 2020 est apparu en premier sur Sensation Rock.

Tapestry launches its Soundtrack for the Soul, a collection of songs to lift your spirits and calm your nerves during the COVID-19 pandemic; and rabbi Denise Handlarski leads SecularSynagogue.com, an online Jewish community.

Chris Ross, EMT and chorister, on Donna Lewis, Hawksley Workman, Immaculate Machine, Jack Ü, and Robyn.

This week on HARK, we're celebrating two holidays with just one set of requests. Notable interesting person Richard submitted a decidedly non-standard version of "Baby It's Cold Outside," performed by Jimmy Pardo and Scott Aukerman, which we're covering for ... Valentine's Day(?). He also submitted "3 Generations" by Hawksley Workman, which definitely fits a Family Day theme. Thanks again, Richard, for the requests! This week's ranking music is "A House or Maybe a Boat" by Hawksley Workman.

We had some technical difficulties with this one. Sorry, but the 2nd reading and part of the Gospel commentary was lost. There's still good stuff in there, we promise! Bonnie Gatchell is our first guest on the show! Bonnie is a minister of the Evangelical Presbyterian Church and is the founder and director of Route One Ministries which serves the emotional and material needs of women exploited by the sex industry. Check out their work and consider donating to this incredible work! We're talking bad shepherds and a good God. We're talking Christ the king on the cross. This week's mixtape tracks feature Meghan Trainor, Hawksley Workman, and Common. The Lectionary Mixtape: Year C 2019

Mike chats with Hawksley Workman about his career as a musician, from "Striptease" to "Around Here".

Hawksley Workman has been making albums since the late 90s (his first full-length, For Him and the Girls, came out in 1999) and he's been releasing new music every year or 2 since then. He's rarely been one to stick to the same vibe record-to-record, jumping between styles and influences in a way that he says was likely frustrating for record execs, his touring band, and perhaps even some of his fans over the years. However, he's always been a unique and singular artist, and his longtime fans have never doubted the authenticity of his music, whether it's stripped-down folk, high-energy synth-pop, or anything in between. Besides his many solo releases and tour dates around the world, he's also served as a producer for some of Canada's best folk and pop acts, wrote a stage musical with accompanying soundtrack, and has put out a pair of records as drummer and singer with the band Mounties. More recently, he released a brand new solo record ("Median Age Wasteland") earlier this year, just yesterday put out a single ("Around Here") from an already-completed new album, and will be on a 24-date tour with a full band across Canada from November 1 through December 4 (dates below). Paul Little got a chance to speak to Hawksley last week ahead of his month-long excursion across the country, and during their in-depth chat they talked about his return to Europe the past couple years, the music and influence of the 1980s on his last release and his upcoming record, the idea of "less rage, more tears", the destructiveness of fame, his sense of gratitude heading into this tour, and what his trusted piano player Mr. Lonely has meant to him musically and personally over the years.

A great honour to crack the mind of audio connoisseur and studio lab scientist, James Paul. From both sides of the mixing board, James Paul's work over the last 30+ years has made a big impact on Canadian music. His work producing records for Hawksley Workman, Chris Warren, Jack Breakfast, and many more...to his new electronic project, Homo Trans Futura, we get into the inner-workings with James Paul in this epic Episode 73!

Derrick and Matt Where lucky enough to get to sit down with Hawksley Workman while in town for a string of shows. Hawksley and the boys talked about everything from music today, to paintings of The Queen. The format for this episode was a little different. So instead of off the floor acoustic songs, we took a couple songs from Hawksley's Shepody House show that followed the episode and are releasing them exclusively on this podcast.....you don't want to miss this one!

Darrin chats with Canadian singer-songwriter Hawksley Workman.

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!

Hawksley Workman talks about his new album 'Median Age Wasteland' on episode #34 hosted by Drew Khan & Sarah Burke. He details falling back in-love with songwriting, working with producer Murray A. Lightburn of The Dears, and that time he peed his pants growing up... https://twitter.com/masstolight https://www.facebook.com/WorkmanHawksley/ http://hawksleyworkman.com/ https://youtu.be/F28_V_Wd8c0

Erin Costelo, the Halifax NS based keyboard playing singer-songwriter, composer and producer, is about to release another soulful R&B masterpiece, “Sweet Marie”, the follow up to 2016’s critically acclaimed “Down Below The Status Quo” — one of our favourite albums of that year. The new album (album number 5), featuring 10 songs recorded in 10 days last winter in a house by the sea in Little Harbour NS, was produced by Erin Costelo and also features Glenn Milchem (Blue Rodeo) on Drums, Anna Ruddick on bass (Randy Bachman, Ben Caplan), Leith Fleming-Smith (Matt Mays, Hawksley Workman) on organ and Erin’s long-time partner, Clive MacNutt on guitars. Leanne Hoffman and Kwento supply backing vocals, and there are also guest appearances by the Blue Engine String Quartet, Andrew MacKelvie on saxophone and flute, and Andrew Jackson on trombone. A ‘making of the album’ documentary directed by Juno-winning songwriter Amelia Curran is due to air on CBC TV this fall. We caught up with Erin Costelo on the road to chat about the new project. For more information and upcoming tour dates across Canada and the US and into Europe, visit http://erincostelo.com. Photo: Mat Dunlap. Music: Erin Costelo “Lights Down Low”, “All In Your Head” and “My Love” from “Sweet Marie” (2018, Venue Records).

This week's requests have us hitting some highs and lows on our list! "A House Or Maybe a Boat" by Hawksley Workman feels like a pleasant dream, while "Rudolph Chewed Off" by Dragon Boy Suede feels exactly like listening to a comedy rap about a guy getting his privates mutilated by Santa's reindeer. Also RJ gets like, just super heated bout ranch dressing. Thank you to Richard for these requests!

Tim is a freelance bass player and music producer located in Sydney (and increasingly, Melbourne). A lover of all music, he cut his teeth playing soul and roots based music around Sydney in the early 2000s. He was mentored by the late bass player/composer Jackie Orszaczky, with whom he had the fortune of playing with in the the last few years of his life. Experienced in many fields and genres, he has performed, recorded and toured with some of the worlds most respected artists. International artists include pop singer Rita Ora (UK), Brooklyn MC Joey Bada$$ and Canadian troubadour Hawksley Workman. Locally he performs as both sideman and band member for Killing Heidi, Ross Wilson, Leah Flanagan, Tim Freedman and Radical Son. Previously he has performed with Old Man River, Ngaiire, Kevin Borich, The Whitlams, Mahalia Barnes, Adam Brand, The Hands, Jackie Orszaczky and Lachy Doley to name just a few. As a member of the houseband on ABCTV's The Sideshow, he backed a multitude of artists including Colin Hay, Martha Davis, Ian Moss, Tim Minchin and numerous cabaret performers. https://www.timcurnick.com http://www.basslessonsmelbourne.com

We have quite the new episode for you to pursue with your musical ears and feel with your musical senses. Now is the time to let us into your mind, set up shop, and let us take care of you. On this episode, we feature solid songwriters, quiet storms, hot shot rock, rustic tunes, alternative routes, “Three of a Kind”, British awesomeness, and fuzz with a touch of heart. Tune in for musical bliss… tune into Euphoric Musicality Radio. 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 1) $1000 Wedding, Gram Parsons (0:00:00)2) Cortez Sail, Terry Allen (0:07:50)3) Dean, Terry Reid (0:13:57)4) The Road, Jackson Brown (0:18:35)5) Hold Your Breath, The Acorn (0:25:36)6) Cruel Sea, Barzin (0:31:21)7) I’ll Be A Ghost For You, Rae Spoon (0:36:16)8) To Love is to Bury, Cowboy Junkies (0:40:09)9) Evil, Shovels & Rope (0:47:34)10) Jesus Says So, July Talk (0:52:57)11) Kokeye, Deerhoof (0:57:18)12) All The Things I Wasn’t, The Grapes of Wrath (1:04:10)13) Our Hearts Were Wrong, The Wooden Sky (1:08:13)14) Annie, Emmett Hall (1:12:07)15) Ragtime, Neil Case (1:16:27)16) Sleep Tonight, Stars & Junior Boys (1:23:12)17) Set Yourself on Fire, Stars (1:27:31)18) 1000 Miles of Atmosphere, Hawksley Workman (1:33:03)19) Air Tight, Filmmaker (1:44:34)20) Karate Man, The Super Friendz (1:48:40)21) The Sylvia Hotel, Zumpano (1:51:39)22) Soul Stealer, The Watchman (1:55:20)23) Tommy Gets His Tonsils Out, The Replacements (2:01:44)24) Takin A Ride, The Replacements (2:03:55)25) Bastards of Young, The Replacements (2:06:40)26) Transmetropolitan, The Pogues (2:12:37)27) East Easy Rider, Julian Cope (2:16:36)28) No Names Yet for Henry, The Steppes (2:20:25)29) Waterfall, The Stone Roses (2:27:10)30) Breathe, Sea of Green (2:33:38)31) Yesterday’s Fire, Moonface with Sinai (2:37:57)32) Shitty City, Moonface with Sinai (2:43:02)33) Radiation Blues, Dax Riggs (2:46:56)34) Why Are You?, Nik Turner (2:53:17)

On Sept. 28th, we're bringing you interviews with a pair of special Canadian songwriters. Hawksley Workman checks in to chat about honouring Bruce Cockburn at the recent 2017 Canadian Songwriters' Hall of Fame induction ceremony at Massey Hall. We also speak with the versatile musician and producer about how his jazz fusion musical foundation steered his songwriting, how failing to meet commercial expectations on his major label debut changed his career outlook, and more. And in something of a reprise from one of our favourite artist interviews of 2017, John Cody joins us for a quick chat over a cigarette about triumphing over challenges this year, and how he's currently putting music ahead of pretty much everything else in his life.

Take a sneak-peak into Friendly Rich's 11th studio recording, The Great Blue Heron. Glimpses into the recording, featuring interviews with Hawksley Workman, Kevin Breit, and Greg "Gerg" Dawson. The Great Blue Heron release date is September 14th, with all live dates posted at friendlyrich.com

Cary Pratt is Prairie Cat. He's also a mainstay of the Vancouver music scene. He's worked with many musicians over the years, most notably as the percussionist in the indie rock "supergroup" called Mounties (the band formed by indie rock legends Steve Bays, Ryan Dahle and Hawksley Workman). He's just released his latest Prairie Cat record, called ...Is Cary Pratt. Cary and I chilled with some beers on the busy patio of the east Vancouver's R&B Ale & Pizza House for a nice summertime hang session. How did an encounter with death change this new record? How did Cary and buddy Ryan Dahle split co-producing the new record? Does Cary worry getting a call about about any surprise children from his misspent youth? How did he escape the "drum guy stuff" on his earlier records? What does Cary do when he gets unwarranted advice? How did working as the general manger of Vancouver's legendary Vogue Theatre change his perception of the music industry? What is Cary's favorite type of beer? You'll have to listen to find out! Tracks played on the podcast edition of the show... 1) Prairie Cat, ...Is Cary Pratt (2017) "Leave a Note" 2) Ryan Dahle, Irrational Anthems (2009) "Chop Chop" (partial/background) 3) Prairie Cat, ...Is Cary Pratt (2017) "Crib Talk" 4) Prairie Cat, It Began/Ended With Sparks (2009) "Meanest Genius" 5) Prairie Cat, ...Is Cary Pratt (2017) "Leaving Today" 6) Prairie Cat, Who Knows Where to Begin? (2014) "Got Nothin'" 7) Prairie Cat, ...Is Cary Pratt (2017) "I'm Neither Here nor There" ALL songs CANCON

Cary Pratt is Prairie Cat. He's also a mainstay of the Vancouver music scene. He's worked with many musicians over the years, most notably as the percussionist in the indie rock "supergroup" called Mounties (the band formed by indie rock legends Steve Bays, Ryan Dahle and Hawksley Workman). He's just released his latest Prairie Cat record, called ...Is Cary Pratt. Cary and I chilled with some beers on the busy patio of the east Vancouver's R&B Ale & Pizza House for a nice summertime hang session. How did an encounter with death change this new record? How did Cary and buddy Ryan Dahle split co-producing the new record? Does Cary worry getting a call about about any surprise children from his misspent youth? How did he escape the "drum guy stuff" on his earlier records? What does Cary do when he gets unwarranted advice? How did working as the general manger of Vancouver's legendary Vogue Theatre change his perception of the music industry? What is Cary's favorite type of beer? You'll have to listen to find out! Tracks played on the podcast edition of the show... 1) Prairie Cat, ...Is Cary Pratt (2017) "Leave a Note" 2) Ryan Dahle, Irrational Anthems (2009) "Chop Chop" (partial/background) 3) Prairie Cat, ...Is Cary Pratt (2017) "Crib Talk" 4) Prairie Cat, It Began/Ended With Sparks (2009) "Meanest Genius" 5) Prairie Cat, ...Is Cary Pratt (2017) "Leaving Today" 6) Prairie Cat, Who Knows Where to Begin? (2014) "Got Nothin'" 7) Prairie Cat, ...Is Cary Pratt (2017) "Wrong" 8) Prairie Cat, ...Is Cary Pratt (2017) "I'm Neither Here nor There" ALL songs CANCON

This week we talk about the Frigg Off Peckers Tour, play some classic 95 jams and play a game called Workin Hard or Hawksley Workman?

This week, we chat with the musical genius Hawksley Workman, from his studio in Burk's Falls. We talk about his incredible career in music, touring, gardening, and much more.

This Ep: Super Special Pursuit Guest Allan Reid - President & CEO - CARAS, The JUNO Awards & MusiCounts GA tries hard to act nonchalant and professional as he hosts this week's conversation with Allan Reid. Not only is he the President & CEO of The Canadian Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences, the Music Counts charity & a "little" thing called The JUNO Awards [that's the Canadian equivalent of the Grammy Awards for our non-Canadian friends!] but "AR" used to be THE A&R man ["Artists & repertoire"] at A&M Records [now Universal Music Canada] & was "instrumental" in the careers of artists such as Ashley MacIsaac, Hawksley Workman, Hedley, Sam Roberts, The Tragically Hip, Sarah Harmer & more. He was also responsible for signing...you guessed it, Jann Arden, to a life changing record deal! Big deal...the real question is can this renaissance record man actually help us in the #RelentlessPursuit of Jann Arden?  Listen for the answer to that question along with anecdotes about Jann, Johnny Reid, Gord Bamford & The JUNOS in this all new episode!  Caution:  Exceedingly uplifting & excellent episode. Listeners subject to bouts of euphoria & excitement. Musically speaking.

Mounties (the band) is often called a Canadian indie supergroup because it's made up of an all-star lineup from the Canuck rock 'n' roll landscape: Steve Bays (from Hot Hot Heat), Ryan Dahle (from Age of Electric and Limblifter) and solo rocker Hawksley Workman. The night I hung out with Steve and Hawksley in Steve's SUV, the guys told me that all Mounties tracks begin with a box of wine and a jam session. (How awesome does that sound?) Steve and Hawksley were very talkative and it was hard to get them to stay on point once they started on a topic. What's the best (and worst) part of working with other successful and established musicians? Which other supergroup didn't work for Hawksley and Steve (as fans)? Who would they like to add to thier supergroup? How sexy is Mounties bassist Parker Bossley? What's the best brand of box wine to drink while jamming? We chat about all this and more! Tracks played on the show... 1) Mounties, Thrash Rock Legacy (2014) "Headphones" 2) Mounties, Thrash Rock Legacy (2014) "Pretty Respectable" 3) Mounties, Thrash Rock Legacy (2014) "Tokyo Summer" 4) Mounties, Thrash Rock Legacy (2014) "Waking Up On Time" ALL songs CANCON

Vancouver's Cary Pratt makes music under the name Prairie Cat. (I wonder how he came up with that stage name?) His music is best described as quirky indie pop and it sounds like the soundtrack to a Jason Segel movie where Segel plays Kermit the Frog singing about his adorable romantic misadventures. Cary is also the percussionist in Mounties, the Canadian indie supergroup formed by Hawksley Workman, Steve Bays and Ryan Dahle. His superstar bosses actually encouraged him to finish and release his latest record Who Knows Where to Begin? I hung out for a bit with Cary in an alley outside of Vancouver's The Emerald Supper Club. What gets Cary drooling? What's it like being a musician and dating in his 30s? How did Cary end up with chocolate cake on his lap? Who crashes our interview? What does a Prairie Cat sound like anyway? Listen to our chat to find out all the answers! Tracks played on the show... 1) Prairie Cat, Who Knows Where to Begin? (2014) "Got Nothin'" 2) Mounties, Thrash Rock Legacy (2014) "Headphones" (background) 3) Prairie Cat, Who Knows Where to Begin? (2014) "No Bedroom" 4) Prairie Cat, Who Knows Where to Begin? (2014) "Beautiful Baby" (background/partial) 5) Prairie Cat, Attacks (2007) "Better Friends Than Lovers" 6) Prairie Cat, Who Knows Where to Begin? (2014) "On a Lamb" ALL songs CANCON

Canadian rock singer-songwriter Hawksley Workman chats with Scene & Heard host Stuart Derdeyn about his music and the critical acclaim he's received for his blend of cabaret pop and glam rock.

We're doing something a little differently this week and bringing you a conversation Luke Jacob Thiessen had with iconic Canadian singer-songwriter Hawksley Workman about his new album and the upcoming Interstellar Rodeo festival at the Forks. Luke originally used this interview for a piece he wrote in the Uniter, but we've combined the audio with some of Hawksley Workman's songs to make it more ‘in the style of' our usual episodes. Luke is actually a past guest on our show himself, and you can check out his music at lukejacob.bandcamp.com and follow him on Twitter @ljthiessen.

We’re doing something a little differently this week and bringing you a conversation Luke Jacob Thiessen had with iconic Canadian singer-songwriter Hawksley Workman about his new album and the upcoming Interstellar Rodeo festival at the Forks.

We're all about Generation Next Live (http://generationnextlive.com) on this week's show, which features interviews with The Mohrs, The Rathburns, and Dead Projectionists. All three bands are set to take place in the March 5th edition of GNL, happening at The Phoenix Concert Theatre in Toronto. The Mohrs' latest is called "Kings Of Nowhere," produced in rural Ontario at Hawksley Workman's studio with the man himself. As for The Rathburns, they'll be releasing their upcoming EP at this very show. There are plenty of video teasers online to get you caught up.. Finally, the Dead Projectionists just signed on with The Agency Group and relaunched their website in anticipation of what's sure to be a good year.

Mounties paid us a visit in this episode. Not the RCMP, but the Canadian supergroup featuring Hawksley Workman, Ryan Dahle, and Steve Bays. We talked about funny dads, memorizing comedy routines, the ugly side of the music business, Hall and Oates, boogie-woogie, the name 'Squamish', and growing up in the '40s. Rock on.

Musician Hawksley Workman joins us to talk savage housecats, flat tires, and haunted schools.

This week's episode is a special one - especially if you're a fan of the multi-talented Hawksley Workman. To kick things off, Andrew and Mike will round up the latest news and interesting stories to have hit the wire in the last week. Then, we have PEI singer/songwtier/stand-up gal Ashley Condon in the hot seat for CM's 20 Questions. Ashley just received her second Canadian Folk Music Award nomination, this one surrounding the release of her second full-length, This Great Compromise, proudced by CM contributor David Francey, an acclaimed writer in his own right. Then, CM Catches Up With... Mr. Hawksley Workman for one of our most in-depth and explorative interviews yet. We'll talk about his latest work, the one-man show "The God That Comes," along with a bit about his on-the-rise side outlet Mounties, plus things like music journalism, extracting joy from everyday life, and plenty more. It's a long one, but should be a lot of fun...

Hot Hot Heat front man Steve Bays and The Gay Nineties bassist Parker Bossley comprise Fur Trade an electro-tinged pop act whose membership also boasts Hawksley Workman and Ryan Dahle. The band dropped its debut release Don’t Get Heavy on July 23 on Last Gang Records and found time in between duties with all of […]

Talk about starting with a bang. Adaline achieves near Judy Garland levels of melodrama on “That’s What You Do Best”, the stately electro-torch song that opens her new album, Modern Romantics. But she doesn’t get there without boxing your ears with wiggy sax (from Shuffle Demon Richard Underhill) and unhinged guitar solos (by Hawksley Workman) on the way.  It’s what Adaline does best; elegant structures that happen to be wildly hooky. “It’s a pop record,” she says of her sophomore effort, “but certainly not straight down the middle. I have pop sensibilities, but I hope I come across as a little deeper than a pop tart.” Deeper by orders of magnitude, based on the sheer stylistic scope of Modern Romantics

Talk about starting with a bang. Adaline achieves near Judy Garland levels of melodrama on “That’s What You Do Best”, the stately electro-torch song that opens her new album, Modern Romantics. But she doesn’t get there without boxing your ears with wiggy sax (from Shuffle Demon Richard Underhill) and unhinged guitar solos (by Hawksley Workman) on the way.  It’s what Adaline does best; elegant structures that happen to be wildly hooky. “It’s a pop record,” she says of her sophomore effort, “but certainly not straight down the middle. I have pop sensibilities, but I hope I come across as a little deeper than a pop tart.” Deeper by orders of magnitude, based on the sheer stylistic scope of Modern Romantics

Track List Please Do Not Go • Violent Femmes Communist Daughter • Neutral Milk Hotel Alameda • Elliott Smith You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go • Mary Lou Lord Grounds for Divorce • Wolf Parade Don't Make Me A Target • Spoon Carries On • Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros Reaction • Acres Of Lions Robot Heart • Hawksley Workman Truth • Alexander Kiss Off • Violent Femmes