Podcast appearances and mentions of murray mclauchlan

Well friends -- it's been a blast! This is it -- the last episode of Georgian Bay Roots Radio! Join hosts Kailey, Lloyd, Kelly, Tom and our founding host Jon Farmer as we take turns saying "so long for now" and spin one last song each to sail off into the sunset to. We've had so much fun curating these shows for you over the last 8 years. Thank you SO much to the Georgian Bay Folk Society for this wonderful opportunity to make these shows and for keeping us on the air, thank you to Steve Ritchie at CFOS for making us sound good on the radio, and thank you to each of you for tuning in week after week and for all your support and kind words. Take care of yourselves and each other, support local and live music, and we'll see you at Summerfolk!!! Featuring music by The Clumsy Lovers, Murray McLauchlan, Bram Morrison, Iris Dement, Beverly Glenn-Copeland, Scott Cook, and Stan Rogers!

This is the June 16, 2024 edition of Georgian Bay Roots Radio, hosted by Lloyd Lemon. In this, our 400th episode, Lloyd presents music to celebrate Fathers Day. Artists featured include: Sandy Harron; Kailey Jane Hawkins; Larry Jensen; Amber May; Matthew Barber; Stan Rogers; Garnet Rogers; Adrian Sutherland; The Kingston Trio; Nanci Griffith; Murray McLauchlan; Johnny Cash; and Rick Fines!

This is the May 19, 2024 edition of Georgian Bay Roots Radio, hosted by Lloyd Lemon. In this episode Lloyd presents music about, inspired by, or written and composed by Gordon Lightfoot. Artists featured include: The Guess Who; Jimmy Buffett; Anne Murray; Bruce Cockburn; Raul Malo; Liona Boyd; Billy Joel; Murray McLauchlan; Ron Sexsmith; The Skydiggers; Bluestone; The Good Brothers, Chris Jones & The Night Drivers; Aengus Finnan; and Gordon Lightfoot! #summerfolk #podcast #georgianbayroots #georgianbayrootsradio #gordonlightfoottributefundraiser #theguesswho #jimmybuffett #annemurray #brucecockburn #raulmalo #lionaboyd #billyjoel #murraymclauchlan #ronsexsmith #theskydiggers #bluestone #thegoodbrothers #chrisjonesandthenightdrivers #aengusfinnan #gordonlightfoot.

Order of Canada recipient Denise Donlon talks about moving from Whitesnake's ‘Slide It In' tour to The New Music, becoming an on-air personality/VJ at MuchMusic, launching MuchMoreMusic, her thoughts on Moses Znaimer/Christopher Ward/Rick Campanelli/Bill Welychka/George Stroumboulopoulos, going into labour while hosting a live television event with the Cowboy Junkies, taking over at Sony Music Canada precisely at the same moment the global recording industry began imploding, moving to our national broadcaster to run CBC Radio, producing Bill Clinton's 60th birthday bash and raising $21MM in a single night, co-hosting TheZoomer tv show with Lord Conrad Black, and tells us from how far away she can identify if an approaching fan is making a bee-line for her or for her husband Murray McLauchlan! Denise's memoir ‘Fearless as Possible (Under the Circumstances)' is available at https://houseofanansi.com/products/fearless-as-possible-under-the-circumstances TORONTO LEGENDS is hosted by Andrew Applebaum at andrew.applebaum@gmail.com All episodes available at https://www.torontolegends.ca/episodes/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Murray McLauchlan is 75 years old, with eleven Junos under his belt, an order of Canada and a spot in the Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame.

In this episode, Rivers heads back to the Record Parlour in Hollywood, CA to dig through the Bargain Bin for weird LPs with comedians Kevin Anderson, Seth Pomeroy, and Joe Raines. Follow Kevin, Seth, and Joe on social media @KBAndersonYo, @SethPomeroy, and @JoeMFRaines. The albums we talked about are as follows:  Clay Hart - 'Travelin' Minstrel Man'  Cooly Live - 'That's What I Like'  The Back Porch Majority - 'Live from Ledbetter's' Shakin' Stevens - 'Get Shakin''  Francis M. - 'Yo!'  Lobo - 'Of a Simple Man'  Brian Auger's Oblivion Express - 'Reinforcements'  Murray McLauchlan and the Silver Tractors - 'Hard Rock Town'  Skeeters - 'Wine, Women, and Walleye'  Kimbi - 'Tomorrow'  Private Lives - "Memory of Your Name" (12" 45 RPM Single)  Big Ric - 'Big Ric'  Follow the show on Twitter @TheGoodsPod.  Rivers is @RiversLangley  Sam is @SlamHarter  Carter is @Carter_Glascock Subscribe on Patreon for HOURS of bonus content including THREE more "Bargain Bin" episodes! http://patreon.com/TheGoodsPod

This "best of" episode of Humble and Fred features singer songwriter Murray McLauchlan.

The fifth episode of our special edition series of Liner Notes - ‘Guest Glimpses', short bits from longer conversations with previous guests. You'll hear about 10 minutes of each guest's 60+ minute chat with show host Dan Hare. Featured guests include:MURRAY MCLAUCHLAN: the singer-songwriter has won 11 Junos, is a Member of the Order of Canada, a Governor General's Award recipient, a Doctor of Laws, actor, composer, martial artist, pilot, painter and more. In this clip Murray explains why he moved to New York and why he came back to Canada, McLauchlan's theory of recording; FRANK SODA: the guitarist/vocalist and songwriter for The Imps is known for his high energy live shows and outrageous antics. In this bit Frank tells Dan who gave the Imps their name, how he came up with his wild stunts, why he hates his recordings;HENRY SMALL: the one-of-a-kind Canadian legend has had a career spanning 40+ years. Here Henry shares bits from his glory days with the band Scrubbaloe Caine, the reality of performing on The Midnight Special, how he came to join Prism;HOWIE VICKERS - the former lead singer with the late ‘60s band The Collectors also had a career singing jingles. In this clip Howie shares tidbits on his journey from TV show house band to singing with The Collectors and recording in L.A., more on the bands eclectic style, why he left and what he did afterwards. Listen to the full interview of each guest @ linernotes.ca.

Ollie Strong's career began in the 1950's playing Steel Guitar in the era prior to the instrument having Pedals. He was among the first small handful of pickers in Canada to begin playing Pedal Steel Guitar. Noted as an early member of the house band on CBC TV's Tommy Hunter Show, over the course of his long career Ollie backed up legends such as Ray Price, Jean Shepard and, Jim Reeves. His playing is featured on albums by Canadian heroes Gordon Lightfoot, Murray McLauchlan and, Dick Damron along with countless other "lost" Canadian Country sessions on the Arc and Marathon/Paragon labels by singers like Chef Adams, Brent Williams, Al Hooper and, Bill Long. He's even credited as the Steel Guitarist on Funkadelic's 1972 album, America Eats Its Young, and I sure wish I'd known that ahead of our conversation.

Nova Scotia native Cindy Church is one of the best singers in Canada. She has been nominated for two Juno Awards and several from the Canadian Country Music Association. Besides her stellar solo career Cindy is known for her time with Great Western Orchestra and as part of Quartette (with Sylvia Tyson) and currently Lunch Allen's (with Murray McLauchlan, Ian Thomas and Marc Jordan). In this chat with Dan Hare Cindy talks about: her early introduction to music; working with Ian Tyson; how she became part of Lunch At Allen's; why she returned to Nova Scotia after living in Western Canada for many years; her many solo albums; non-musical interests and much more. Find out more about Cindy @ cindychurch.com and lunchatallens.ca.

FolkScene guest feature with Candian Music Legend Murray McLaughlan. Recorded 7-12-21. Interviewed by Allen. Larman. Engineered by Peter Cutler. ©FolkScene. Sharing FolkScene recordings with your friends is cool, but the reproduction of our programs for commercial purposes is illegal. FolkScene airs on Sunday evenings from 6 to 8 p.m. (PST) at KPFK 90.7 Los Angeles and online at www.kpfk.org.

For over 20 years publicist Eric Alper has been at the forefront of the Canadian entertainment industry. He is a 6-time nominee for Publicist of the Year, and has worked with some of the biggest artists of our time including Sinead O'Connor, Ringo Starr, Murray McLauchlan, Randy Bachman, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Andy Kim and many, MANY others. Eric talks to host Dan Hare about his close relationship with his clients, the changes in the industry, his Sirius XM radio show and so much more.

Join us on Episode 593 for another ‘all music' Covid Times edition of Folk Roots Radio. No interviews, just loads of great new music. As always, we have some wonderful new releases to share with you. This time around we hear from Annie Gallup, Brian Campbell, Steve Paul Simms, Red Dirt Skinners, Barney Bentall & Geoffrey Kelly, Diana Jones, Murray McLauchlan, Dan O'Rourke, AHI, Paul Reddick, Kat Danser, Daniel Lanois, OXLIP and The Lucky Ones. Enjoy! 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 shows. 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-593-were-all-about-the-music-brighter-days-ahead-edition/

On this week's show, it's an honour to have one of Canada's finest-ever singer-songwriters, Murray McLauchlan, sit down for a wide-ranging and deeply interesting conversation. Murray is an inductee into the Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame, an Order of Canada recipient, and an 11-time Juno Award-winning artist. On his latest album, Hourglass, he challenged himself to look within and address issues pertaining to systemic racism, privilege, and economic disparity. With Mike, of course, Murray chats about songwriting and the process of writing Hourglass; what separates good political songs from the irritating ones; being in the legendary Yorkville folk scene of the 1960s and '70s; navigating the industry; what he's learned from his wife, Denise Donlon, who is one of the most influential people on the business side of Canada's music industry; and that time Stephen Harper had him audited for opposing the war in Afghanistan.

Singer-songwriter Murray McLauchlan's accomplishments and skills are extensive. He has won 11 Junos, is a Member of the Order of Canada, a Governor General's Award recipient, a Doctor of Laws, actor, composer, martial artist, pilot, painter and much more. In this chat with Dan Hare Murray shares so much from his life including: what took him to New York as a young man and what brought him back to Canada; touring with the Everly Brothers; the "McLauchlan Theory of Recording"; working with The Jordinaires; his friendship with Gordon Lightfoot and Ian Tyson; why he became a pilot, painter and martial artist and how these activities calm his mind; his thoughts on the music business and much MUCH more.

We're holding back the interviews on Episode 590 of Folk Roots Radio as we bring you more of the latest new releases. There is loads of great new music out there at the moment, as artists make good use of their time off the road during Covid times. This time around we hear from Suzie Ungerleider (formerly Oh Susanna), Donna Dunlop, The Fretless, Carly Thomas, Chris Murphy, The Small Glories & Darling West, Murray McLauchlan, Ray Cooper, Fresh Breath, The Wildwood Family, AV (Ann Vriend), Alicia Toner, Joe Nolan, Bruce T Carroll and Steve Marriner. If you like the artists you hear on this show, 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 shows. 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-590-were-all-about-the-music-keep-on-smilin-edition/

BEHIND THE DRIVE- SHORTCUTS - VOL.45 MURRAY MCLAUCHLAN - JULY 25,202 by Hunters Bay Radio

Singer/songwriter and guitarist Jim Foster founded and fronted the late '70s band Fosterchild but is perhaps best known for his 1986 hit single 'X-ray Eyes'. In this revealing chat with Dan Hare Jim delves into: meeting, and being influenced by, Roger McQuinn of The Byrds; the Fosterchild years; his solo work and awards for 'X-ray Eyes'; co-writing with Murray McLauchlan; how his songs 'disappeared' off the charts overnight; why not having a record deal was a good thing; the sacrifice he made for his career; what he has in the works now, and much more.

Rediscovering legendary episodes of Humble and Fred / Music legend Murray McLauchlan performs / Memories of pecker frozen weather / East End, West End, Expensive End, Shithole End / "Crappy" songs.

It's my privilege this week to be joined once again by Canadian great Murray McLauchlan, who returns to the show to discuss his new record Hourglass, available everywhere July 9.  Murray always has some great stories for me, and he brings in another handful of songs that mean something to him. We chat about Sinatra, Tom Thomson, Ray Charles, the healing power of music, and what it really means when people crave fame.  McLauchlan's playlist (on Spotify): Bob Dylan - Blowin' in the Wind Roy Orbison - Pretty Woman Frank Sinatra - I've Got You Under My Skin Ray Charles - Come Rain or Come Shine  Blossom Dearie - Now At Last  

Canadian singer songwriting legend Murray McLauchlan checks in from Stoney Lake / Testing the virus / The Canadian craps out / The bozo Buffalo Bill / Dan Duran the anchorman / How long will we mask / Ali Mohamed from Lyte Medical.

McLauchlan was born in Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland;[ he immigrated to Canada with his family when he was five years old. He grew up in suburban Toronto. At 17, he began playing at coffeehouses in Toronto's Yorkville area and later attended Central Tech as an art student before deciding to become a full-time musician.

To celebrate the holiday season, a candid conversation with musical legend and a long-time friend about his new 'protest' songs (or as he calls them, reality checks!) and his very personal take on the importance of connection in this time of crisis. Follow Pamela Wallin on Social Media:https://twitter.com/NoNonsensePWhttps://twitter.com/SenatorWallinhttps://www.facebook.com/SenPamelaWallin/Music in this podcast is used under a Creative Commons CC BY-NC3.0 Licensehttps://freemusicarchive.org/music/Chad_Crouch/Motion/Life_And_Timeshttps://www.soundofpicture.com/

Christmas is all about traditions. Handed down from generation to generation. The December 19th edition of the Mulligan Stew Podcast is all about traditions. In the late ’70s at CBC Radio in Vancouver producer, Susan Englebert created a holiday show called Christmas Jam Singer/Songwriters sitting around a studio – playing songs and telling tales. We lost Susan Englebert oi Cancer and really this show is meant as a tribute to her. Flip the calendar to 2020 and you’ll find – in the studio – two of the original “jammers.” Shari Ulrich and TDMulligan. With Barney Bentall. Bill Henderson and Murray McLauchlan. Each with their own career. Each friends with the other. Barney and Shari on Bowen Island – just outside Vancouver Bill Henderson – on Salt Spring Island – outside Victoria And Murray McLauchlan in Toronto. Please join us for Christmas in the Round Year 4

We catch up with 11-time JUNO award winning artist Murray McLauchlan. Fresh off the release of his powerful double-single, featuring songs; The One Percent and I Live on a White Cloud. This is a great chat that touches on everything from the systemic racism and inequity that inspired his latest work, to Star Trek episodes that taught us to strive to be better!

Mike chats with True North Records founder Bernie Finkelstein about his career as a music executive and talent manager working with Rough Trade, Randy Bachman, The Rheostatics, Dan Hill, Lynn Miles, Cowboy Junkies, Colin Linden, Catherine MacLellan, Tom Wilson, Moxy Früvous, Lighthouse, Blackie and The Rodeo Kings, Murray McLauchlan, Stephen Fearing, Barney Bentall, and Bruce Cockburn.

Juno award-winning musician, producer, songwriter, and actor Marc Jordan joins me this week to talk about the songs that make his skin vibrate.  Marc has written songs for Rod Stewart, Diana Ross, Bette Midler, Cher, and others, and we talk about that and some other stuff too - like why we love the art that we do, the band he plays in with Murray McLauchlan and Ian Thomas, how "Walk On The Wild Side" is a missing link between musical genres, and his new solo record, Both Sides. Check it out at https://nosleeptilsudbury.org Jordan's playlist: Madeleine Peyroux - You're Going to Make Me Lonesome When You Go Rod Stewart - This Chet Baker - Almost Blue Marc Jordan - Walk On The Wild Side Renee Fleming and YoYo Ma - Mew York Tendaberry NIIA - Last Night in Las Felez  Tedeschi Trucks Band - Midnight in Harlem  

It was my privilege to welcome legendary Canadian musician Murray McLauchlan to the show this week. I grew up listening to his music, and he's an engaging conversationalist with some pretty terrific stories.  Join us as we talk about the unique musical charity Murray supports, the time John Prine opened up for him, his insightful interpretations of Ray Charles, his opinion of grunge, why Blossom Dearie always makes him cry, microwave popcorn, and how he, Jim Croce, Tom Waits, and his other musical counterparts of the day used to sit around trying to impress each other with new songs.                McLauchlan's playlist: John Mayer - In The Blood Tony Joe White - Polk Salad Annie Ray Charles - Come Rain or Come Shine Chet Baker - Little Girl Blue Blossom Dearie - Now At Last Bob Dylan - A Hard Rain's A Gonna Fall John Prine - Paradise 

Mike chats with singer songwriter Murray McLauchlan about his career in music.

Veteran Radio personality Andy Frost talks about his son, Morgan, who was a star player in the OHL and drafted by the Flyers. Canadian music legend Murray McLauchlan shares his story of making it in the 190's Up and coming Artist Kristin Karma takes us through her journey which started in Vancouver and saw her move to Toronto. Former Blue Jays infielder Steve Tolleson shares his theory on Lourdes Gurriel's struggles.

Bob and Blair welcome guests Steve Strongman and Murray McLauchlan.

Sunrise Records President Doug Putnam speaks with Mike about the company's takeover of 70 former HMV locations in malls across the country. Canadian folk icon Murray McLauchlan is set to release his 19th studio album, Love Can't Tell Time, on March 3rd. Murray speaks candidly with Andrew about how a trip to Italy rekindled his love of guitar, how the current political climate is creeping into his creative output, plus an update on the awesome Lunch at Allen's. From one of Canada's best-known singer-songwriters to one of its most promising, we chat with Montreal's Leif Vollebekk about his upcoming record, Twin Solitude, his jam-packed touring schedule for the first half of 2017, and more. And finally, Edwards PC Creative Law is back as a Canadian Musician Career Booster prize partner for the 2017 edition of CBC Searchlight. Lawyer Byron Pascoe joins us with some legal red flags to watch for.

Bernie Finkelstein is my guest on the show this week. It's a natural companion piece to last weeks' interview with Bruce Cockburn. If you haven't heard that one (Episode 19), please check it out as well! Bernie has been in the biz for decades, originally starting out as a helper and manager for folk artists and rock bands around Toronto's buzzing scene in the mid/late 60's. His early success in the US with The Paupers and working with the legendary Albert Grossman (Bob Dylan's manager) led him back to Toronto to start his own label, True North Records. He made his mark early signing Bruce Cockburn, a relationship that continues to this day. His other successes have included clients like Murray McLauchlan, Dan Hill, Blackie and the Rodeo Kings, Stephen Fearing, and he even signed a little weirdo instrumental band from Vancouver called Zubot and Dawson. Bernie has great stories from all of those eras and tells them in his recent book "True North", but it's more fun to hear him tell them in person, so Bernie was nice enough to spend some time with me for the show. Enjoy my conversation with Bernie Finkelstein!

With a music career that has spanned 40 years, Murray McLauchlan writes and performs songs that capture slices of life and the human experience in his songs. From "Farmer's Song" to "Down By The Henry Moore" to "Whispering Rain", you'll find yourself transported into the scenes he's capturing with his voice, melodies and lyrics. Each of those songs has received a SOCAN Classic Music Award.  Born in Scotland, Murray came to Canada when he was five years old. At 17, he began playing at coffeehouses in Toronto's Yorkville area and later attended Central Tech as an art student before deciding to become a full-time musician. Murray has eighteen albums of songs to his credit and has won eleven JUNO awards as well as RPM Big Country and Toronto Music awards. In 1993, he received The Order Of Canada. He was the host of the national CBC radio program Swinging on a Star for five years. With over a quarter of a million listeners every Saturday, this show focused attention on the artistry of distinguished and famous writers as well as the new and upcoming.  Tune in to hear this Canadian music legend talk about his songs and share them with us.

Born and raised on the farmlands of rural Ontario, Murray Williams released his debut single “Thank a Farmer” in 2006. A self-taught multi-instrumentalist who plays guitar, piano, bass and banjo, Murray began performing at the age of 14 when he formed a band called Harley Express with classmates. After that came Night Shift, which hit the Ontario circuit on weekends for about 10 years. After a short break, Murray played in a duo, which eventuallyy grew into a four-piece called Common Thread. Country fans are loving his current album Goin' Nowhere Fast which showcases traditional country music - a great collection of originals like the heartfelt "Daddy's Little Girl" and covers like Murray McLauchlan's "Farmer's Song" and Kenny Chesney's "She Thinks My Tractor's Sexy." Murray's latest single is the moving "Love Song For My Father." Tami J. Wilde is a singer/guitar player/songwriter on a music mission. She hails from the Peterborough area. Tami has proudly released her self-titled debut album featuring her songwriting on every track. The CD was recorded by James McKenty from The Spades.Tom Street played drums. Ken Tizzard played steel on many of the songs. From the opening track "Me And My Ole Guitar" through to the closing track "Redneck Ramble", Tami takes you on a musical journey full of characters you'll recognize and experiences you'll want to relive. It's country meets rock meets high energy performances. 

The 2011 Western Canadian Music Awards take place tonight, and the slate of nominees is especially strong, and especially stacked with Winnipeg artists, so what else are we to do but play a whole bunch of the nominees? We’ve also got a heaping helping of great new music, and a couple of show previews featuring Oh Susanna and Elliott BROOD.

The 2011 Western Canadian Music Awards take place tonight, and the slate of nominees is especially strong, and especially stacked with Winnipeg artists, so what else are we to do but play a whole bunch of the nominees? We’ve also got a heaping helping of great new music, and a couple of show previews featuring Oh Susanna and Elliott BROOD.

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