Podcast appearances and mentions of nicholas jennings

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The Lemon Twigs, Brian & Michael D'Addario, join Paul to discuss their fifth full-length studio LP, Everything Harmony (Captured Tracks). And Nicholas Jennings, author of Lightfoot, the defintive biography of Gordon Lightfoot, unpacks the legacy of the legendary Canadian troubadour who passed away in Toronto at the age of 84 on May 1st. Written, produced, engineered and hosted by Paul Myers, with theme music and selected interstitial music by Paul Myers. For the latest information about Record Store Day go to RecordStoreDay.com. Sponsored by Dogfish Head Craft Brewery, Tito's Handmade Vodka, and Crosley turntables. Please tell your friends about our show, listen, subscribe, and rate us wherever you get your podcasts. 

In this special tribute edition, we remember the life and career of Gordon Lightfoot.  In this episode, we have interview clips from over the years.  It's a rich treasure trove of highlights in which you'll get to know Lightfoot very well.  His thoughtfulness, his love of songwriting, his regrets, his ambition and his sense of humour.   We'll feature a 2006 interview with musician Robbie Lane, in which Gord recalls his early years playing small clubs in Toronto - and how other artists would mine his catalogue for themselves. How early covers of his songs put him in the rarefied company of the likes of Bob Dylan. The stories behind massive hits like "Sundown". "If You Could Read My Mind" and "The Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald". We feature Tom's 2019 chat with Gordon, in which Gordon reacts to some of the old audio we have of him talking about his earliest club gigs.  Christopher also talks about his first encounter with Gordon backstage in Peterborough. We chat with Lightfoot biographer Nicholas Jennings about Gordon's great gift as a songwriter and dedication to the craft. We also reveal some of the singers regrets. Plus, we talk about the time that Gordon almost sued the writer of Whitney Houston's hit "The Greatest Love Of All".

Canadian folk music legend Gordon Lightfoot has died, aged 84. We remember the man and the musical icon, with Blue Rodeo frontman Jim Cuddy; and Lightfoot's friend and biographer Nicholas Jennings.

Robert Neil Speaks with… In the third of a three-part series about legendary singer/songwriter Gordon Lightfoot, Robert Neil speaks with music journalist and historian Nicholas Jennings about his book ‘Lightfoot,' the authorized biography of the legendary Canadian icon. In this final installment, Jennings tells Robert Neil about the serious health incident that threatened his life and put him in a coma for six weeks in 2002. A video presentation of this episode is available on Robert Neil's YouTube Channel, https://youtu.be/KneC4Mc3YVU [like ♫ subscribe ♫ share]   Robert Neil is a journalist and songwriter based on the West Coast of the United States. His current album of original songs is entitled '20-22' by The Robert Neil Network, and the collection has been described as ‘jazz-infused pop, rock and drama!'  Songs from the album include “Golden Beach” (feat. Scott McDavid), “You Can't Touch Me Now” (feat. Abby London) and “…still it goes on…” (feat. Ron Hemby).

The topic, again, is Gordon Lightfoot as Robert Neil Speaks with music journalist and historian Nicholas Jennings about his book ‘Lightfoot,' the authorized biography of the legendary Canadian singer/songwriter. This episode is part two of a three-part series and focuses on Lightfoot's character, and how the Canadian legend's principles have sometimes kept him from achieving a higher degree of fame, yet, at the same time, have endeared him to his legions of fans. The conversation includes stories involving Robbie Robertson and The Last Waltz, Bob Dylan, David Foster and Whitney Houston as well as the woman who inspired the very personal song “Sundown.” A video presentation of this episode is available on Robert Neil's YouTube Channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuArgJm-6kaTVnILSic5lbQ).   Robert Neil is a journalist and songwriter based on the West Coast of the United States. His current album is entitled '20-22,' by The Robert Neil Network, and the album includes the summer love song “Golden Beach” feat. Scott McDavid.       Folk music, pop, country

The topic is Gordon Lightfoot as Robert Neil Speaks with music journalist and historian Nicholas Jennings about his book ‘Lightfoot,' the authorized biography of the legendary Canadian singer/songwriter. In the first of this three-part interview, Jennings talks about Lightfoot's early career and his incredibly strong connection to Canada, where he is revered.  Lightfoot's friendships with Bob Dylan and Ronnie Hawkins are also mentioned. A video presentation of this episode is available on Robert Neil's YouTube Channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuArgJm-6kaTVnILSic5lbQ).   Folk music, pop, country

Nicholas Jennings talks shop about his short script, 'A Day in The End' - Logline: "One Last Story" Learn more at ScriptShopShow.com/120

BONUS STORY TIME! Allyson, Jack, and Frank talk about the human spirit. This bonus story is inspired by our conversation with Nicholas Jennings about his short script, 'A Day in The End' and is NOT included in the actual episode. The full episode comes out Wednesday, January 22, 2020, but you can read the script now at ScriptShopShow.com/scripts

A feature interview with Brigitte Gemme on cooking plant-based meals for the family from scratch, plus an interview with Capilano University instructor Nicholas Jennings on his new upcoming course "Veganism & Sustainability", and an update with local activist David Isbister on Van Aqua suing the City of Vancouver.Read more →

This week: Christopher’s incredible 1989 interview with Neil Young. For a guy who doesn’t love talking to the media, Neil tells us everything - from his songwriting method to why he’s not a good friend. He even shows his sense of humour! A can’t-miss interview. Speaking of Canadian icons, we talk to the guy who wrote the definitive Gordon Lightfoot biography. Nicholas Jennings talks to Tom about the highs and lows of Lightfoot’s career, including the time he decided NOT to sue Whitney Houst

Check out the Richard Crouse Show on NewsTalk 1010 for September 15, 2018! This week Richard welcomes music biographers Nicholas Jennings and Michael Barclay! Their latest books on Gordon Lightfoot and The Tragically Hip, respectively, are must reads for music lovers.

Dan Fogelberg passed away 10 years ago this month.  His memory has been kept alive this year by a number of events, including the release of two new albums, ‘Live At Carnegie Hall’ (a previously unheard performance from 1979) and a tribute album that features a long list of musicians that loved Fogelberg’s music.   This episode of Documenting Popular Music takes a look at the tribute album and artist such as Garth Brooks, who performs “Phoenix” with Trisha Yearwood providing background vocals; the late Donna Summer, who sings an inspiring version of “Nether Lands” using the same backing track that Fogelberg used for the 1977 classic; Amy Grant and Vince Gill, who provide a duet on “Longer” that gives new life to Fogelberg’s biggest hit; Randy Owen, the legendary voice of the group Alabama – the best-selling country group of all time – sings “Sutter’s Mill,” originally from Fogelberg’s progressive bluegrass album ‘High Country Snows;’ Zac Brown and his band deliver a live version of “Leader of the Band;” and Fogelberg’s good friend Joe Walsh of the Eagles sings “Part of the Plan,” a song he originally produced for Fogelberg for the 1974 album Souvenirs. Fellow Eagles Don Henley and Timothy B. Schmit sing backing harmonies for the new version of the song.   Other artists on the album include Michael McDonald, Jimmy Buffett, Boz Scaggs, the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band with Richie Furay, the late Dobie Gray, Train, Fool’s Gold (originally Fogelberg’s backing band) and Casey James.   Included in this presentation is inside, background information from Fogelberg’s former record producer, Norbert Putnam, one of the tribute album’s co-producers.  Putnam explains how Brooks and Summer got involved in the project, which is a true labor of love from Fogelberg’s widow, Jean Fogelberg, also a producer on the album.  She has worked hard to create a celebrated year for her late husband, and the tribute album is the final, very satisfying piece to an eventful year.   You can hear more from Putnam about his relationship with Dan Fogelberg in the Documenting Popular Music episode ‘Leader of the Band -- Remembering Dan Fogelberg with Stories and Insights from His Record Producer’ released earlier this year. Read the Show Notes at http://oandfstudios.com/documenting-popular-music/ --- Coming soon from Documenting Popular Music, a look at Gordon Lightfoot’s career with author Nicholas Jennings; a conversation with Merrilee Rush (“Angle of the Morning”), a look at TV theme songs from the 1970s that became Top 40 hits; and a biographical sketch of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’s Class of 2018.

About two years ago, Sarah Partridge began working on a project to bring new life to Janis Ian’s songs by presenting them with fresh jazz interpretations.  Ian, who debuted during the folk scene of the 1960s, rose to fame with her hits “Society’s Child” (1967) and “At Seventeen” (1975), and she’s written numerous songs – some of which were previously unrecorded – that deal with social, political and relationship issues. Partridge and her arrangers – Allen Farnham and Tim Horner – have mined Ian’s rich catalog of music for the tribute album Bright Lights and Promises: Redefining Janis Ian (Origin Records).  The selection of songs and new arrangements work so well, it’s a wonder no one has attempted this before. Making the project even more special is Ian’s involvement. She co-wrote two new songs with Partridge, and Ian and Partridge perform a duet on one of those new songs, “A Quarter Past Heartache.” On this episode of Documenting Popular Music, Partridge tells us how the album came together and how she was able to get Ian involved in the project. You can find more about Sarah Partridge, who, before becoming a jazz singer, had an acting career that featured a role in the 1983 movie Risky Business, at the website, www.SarahPartridge.com, and you can find more about Janis Ian at the website www.JanisIan.com. Upcoming episodes of Documenting Popular Music will feature a look at Gordon Lightfoot’s career with author Nicholas Jennings, a conversation with Merrilee Rush (“Angel of the Morning”) and a look at the story behind one of Barry Manilow’s most beloved hits.

Gordon Lightfoot helped define the folk-pop sound of the

Gordon Lightfoot helped define the folk-pop sound of the ‘60s and ‘70s, but he's not known for being an open book when it comes to talking about his personal life, until now. Libby speaks with Nicholas Jennings, the author of Lightfoot. The first biography of the legendary troubadour. Plus…. This year's flu vaccine is now available, Libby talks to Dr. Bryna Warshawsky, Medical Director at Public Health Ontario, about why it is especially critical for Zoomers.

Please join us for this very special episode of Canadian Musician Radio, dedicated to the one and only Bruce Cockburn. A Canadian songwriting icon, Cockburn has just released his brand new limited edition box set, Rumours of Glory. Sequenced as a companion piece to his published memoirs, this limited edition 9-disc set includes 16 rare and previously unreleased songs along with Bruce’s first live DVD. It includes 117 songs, a previously unreleased live concert DVD filmed during three shows in 2008, and a 90+-page book featuring rare photos, extensive track information, and liner notes by Nicholas Jennings. We'll speak with the artist himself about his longevity in the industry, his approach to writing now as compared to that of his formative years, and a lot more. ALSO, as an Exclusive Offer for Canadian Musician fans, use the discount code CM15 and get 15 per cent off the Rumours of Glory Limited Edition Box Set by visiting: http://bit.ly/1wzwGzU.