Podcast appearances and mentions of Reid Jamieson

T'is the season, friends! Turn down the lights, grab a cup of hot chocolate and let's enjoy some festive cheer together. This week on the show join host Kailey Jane Hawkins as she shares some tunes both old and new, and get yourself into that holiday spirit. Featuring tracks by Drew McIvor, Reid Jamieson, The Once, Serena Ryder, Esther's Family, Lennie Gallant, Matt Andersen, Gordon Lightfoot, John Prine, The O'Pears, The Sultans of String, The Small Glories, Kermit the Frog, Dala and the Good Lovelies!

A new year means new beginnings, awakenings and, of course, winter! This week on the show we've got tracks to warm you through this wintery spell we're experiencing, including brand new music from local musicians! Tune in to catch it all. Featuring music by Paige Warner, Searson, Reid Jamieson, David Hartt, Morgan Barrie, David Gillis, The O'Pears, Naming The Twins, Maneli Jamal, Beckon, Celeigh Cardinal, Lisa Stethem, The Good Lovelies and The East Pointers!

'Tis the season to be jolly and to listen to great music, and this episode of Georgian Bay Roots Radio has tracks to help guide your sleigh and trim your tree. This week on the show we've got old favourites, brand new music, and even some tracks to celebrate a birth...tune in to hear it all! Featuring tracks by Old Man Luedecke, Sandy Harron, The Good Lovelies, The O'Pears, Matt Andersen, Cheryl Wheeler, Dala, Serena Ryder, John Gracie, The Once, Fred Penner, Esther's Family, Sharon Lois and Bram, Lesley Pike, Reid Jamieson and a brand new track from Kerri Ough!

We're pleased to bring you another hour of great new music on Episode 587 of Folk Roots Radio as we hold back the interviews to take a look at more of the latest new releases with some fine social justice songs thrown into the mix. This time around we hear from Flo Perlin, How We Led Our Lives, An Early Bird, Luke LeBlanc, Chris Coole with Mark Killanski, John Showman, Adrian Gross & Sam Allison; Diana Jones, Harpin' Norm, Reid Jamieson, James Bruce Moore, Pierre Sabourin, Jabbour, The Slowinks, Sons Of The Never Wrong, Shawna Caspi and Moors & McCumber. 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-587-were-all-about-the-music-when-life-gives-you-lemons-edition/

A ellos siguen los Legal Matters desde Detroit con sus románticas canciones, John Dunbar con su canción estilo Monkees o Jon Flynn, del duo Diamond Hands, con su pop garajero o el rock de los 90 de Chris Church con su (copia) homenaje a Buddy Holly en Learn. Los caravaqueños Octubre publican ern YouTube sus canciones básicas para entender sus últimas composiciones, de categoría pop supremo, incluyendo el recuerdo a los Brincos en Como George Darling. Estupenda versión la de Reid Jamieson del clásico Sweet Caroline de Neil Diamond o los sonidos british de Brent Windler que parecen sonar también con los nashvillianos de Lees Of Memory. Para acabar, el pop excelso de Timmy Sean y otra versión suprema de los duros de Jason Charles Miller de un tema de Badfinger. De bonus, una versión de Billy Bremner de su viejo amigo Nick Lowe, Sin Amor (con su toque country).⦁ The Seasongs, Canción De Lluvia⦁ The Seasongs, Where Have All The Good Times ⦁ The Legal Matters, The Painter⦁ The Legal Matters, You Sure Can't Blame Her⦁ John Dunbar, She Doesn't Now⦁ Jon Flynn, Prayin' Man⦁ Jon Flynn, Wishing Well⦁ Chris Church, Smile⦁ Chris Church, Learn⦁ Octubre, Nunca⦁ Octubre, Como George Darling ⦁ Reid Jamieson, Sweet Caroline⦁ Brent Windler, Around The Bend⦁ The Lees Of Memory, Stay Freee⦁ Timmy Sean, She's A Monster⦁ Jason Charles Miller, Day After Day ⦁ Billy Bremner's Rockfiles, Without Love

Happy Mother's Day! This week's show features music to celebrate mothers, music for brothers with different mothers, and music for all of the others out there too. Featuring tracks by Natalie MacMaster, JP Cormier, Dave Gunning, Rachelle Van Zanten, Jenn Grant, John Prine, Olivia and the Creepy Crawlies, Kelly Babcock, The Once, Rose Cousins, John Paul White, Nonie Crete, Reid Jamieson, Allie Bennett, Eve Goldberg and Jann Arden!

We're off to Colorado on Episode 578 of Folk Roots Radio to talk to fiddle and banjo duo Lizzy Plotkin & Natalie Spears about their six track EP "Just Over The Ridge" which has a wonderful Appalachian feel to it and a really nice groove. It’s a great conversation, and definitely worth checking out. We wrap up the episode with more new music we've received and this time around we hear from Tekla Waterfield & Jeff Fielder, Rosier, Sarah Burton, Alec Fraser Jr, Reid Jamieson, Allison Russell, Suzie Ungerleider (formerly Oh Susanna), Rachel Cribby and Peggy Seeger. 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-578-feat-lizzy-plotkin-natalie-spears-just-over-the-ridge-more-new-releases/

Well, we're a year into this pandemic in Ontario and it feels in many ways like it's been a long year. To keep spirits up this week on the show we're talking all about Good News! Tune in to indulge in some good vibes from some great artists. Featuring music by Coco Love Alcorn, The AB3, Julian Taylor, Samantha Martin and the Delta Sugar, David Hawkins & Richard Yves Sitoski, Raven Meets Lion, Peter Katz, Lennie Gallant, Lisa Stethem, Rob Elder, William Prince, Robert Lane, Reid Jamieson and Summerfolk 45 alumnus Shane Pendergast!

Music - Blues, Rock, Indie

Seasons Greetings from Georgian Bay Roots Radio! This week's show is all about the festive season with lots of holiday themed music to share. Grab yourself a cup of hot chocolate, turn down the lights and turn up the dial to enjoy the music in this week's show. Featuring tracks by Dala, John Gracie, The Once, Kelly Babcock, Reid Jamieson, Sultans of String, Esther's Family, Gordon Lightfoot, Drew McIvor, Serena Ryder, The O'Pears, Matt Andersen, The Good Lovelies, Dave Gunning, The Barenaked Ladies and Judy Garland. Happy holidays from all of us here at Georgian Bay Roots Radio!

Nova Scotian funeral director turned songwriter Terra Spencer joins us on Episode 557 of Folk Roots Radio for a very engaging conversation about her wonderful wintery themed second album “Chasing Rabbits”, that reflects on many aspects of life - relationships, travel, going away to college, and, above all, the joy of getting to come home again. It’s a great interview – and settling into an album that reflects on the important things in life is just what we need after the year we’ve all experienced. We continue the winter theme throughout the rest of the episode, and feature music from Ian Gill, Colleen Kattau, Reid Jamieson, Stephan Moccio, Kathleen Healy and Grant-Lee Phillips. Enjoy! Check out the full playlist on the website: https://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-557-feat-terra-spencer-chasing-rabbits-more-songs-about-winter/ 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!

We’re holding back the interviews on Episode 553 of Folk Roots Radio to bring you another hour of great new music to help you get through these strange Covid times. This time around we hear from The Bengsons, Gillian Tuite, Moira & Claire, Beppe Gambetta, Big Little Lions, Michael Lane, River North, Reid Jamieson, The Avenoir Project, Flo Perlin & Pilgrims’ Dream, Samantha Martin & Delta Sugar, iskwē & Tom Wilson (Lee Harvey Osmond), Tomato Tomato, Langhorne Slim and Ricky Green & Danny Traves. Remember, 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. Check out the full playlist on the website: https://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-553-were-all-about-the-music-the-keep-going-edition/ 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!

Coming at you with some post-Summerfolk goodness and new music, here is this week's episode of Georgian Bay Roots Radio! We may not have been able to gather at Kelso all together for the festival this year, but the future looks bright with live in-person shows starting to be announced, and a new workshop series is starting up too! Tune in for all the details. This week's show features tracks by Suzie Vinnick, Matt Andersen, Tresea Levasseur, Julian Taylor, Tami Neilson, Reid Jamieson, RPR, Kate Rusby, Marshall Veroni, Sarah Harmer, Gangstagrass, De Temps Antan, Nina Ricci and Rob Elder!

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

In this edition of "The Songwriter Sessions: Singers, Stories and Songs", Neil Scott takes a deep dive into the lives and music of Reid Jamieson and Carolyn Victoria Mill, who are the Canadian-based 'The Reid Jamieson Band."

Celebrate the season with Georgian Bay Roots Radio! This week's show is packed with festive music: some old, some new, some local, some from away...all of it fabulous. Happy Holidays from the GB Roots Team! This week's show features tracks by The O'Pears, the Good Lovelies, Bahamas, She and Him, Matt Andersen, Reid Jamieson, Dala, Joni Mitchell, Steve Poltz, The Barra MacNeils, Serena Ryder, Esther's Family and The Once!

Vancouver based singer-songwriter Reid Jamieson has just released what may be the album of his career, "Me Daza". Recorded in Ireland, with Kieran Kennedy, 'me daza' is actually Cork Ireland slang for 'most excellent' or 'awesome', which this album most definitely is. Reid Jamieson and the other half of this music and life partnership, Carolyn Victoria Mill, join us on Episode 443 of Folk Roots Radio to chat about the making of the new album and upcoming tour dates. It's a great interview - you won't want to miss it. We also check out new music from Lydia Persaud, Michelle Rumball, Gillian Nicola, Sumaia Jackson and Richard Garvey. Check out the full playlist on the website:

Vancouver based singer-songwriter Reid Jamieson has just released his latest album "Me Daza". 'Me Daza' is actually Cork Ireland slang for 'most excellent' or 'awesome', though strictly speaking it actually means 'I'm dying'. Dying because of brilliance, perhaps - because this recording really does feel like a special piece of work, and may be the best thing Reid Jamieson has done in his career so far. Recorded in Ireland with producer Kieran Kennedy, the new recording features eight fabulous new songs, all written with music and life partner Carolyn Victoria Mill alongside a great cover "Don’t Go Down", written by the late lamented Fergus O’Farrell with Glen Hansard. We caught up with Reid Jamieson and Carolyn Victoria Mill at home in Vancouver to learn more about the new album. Music: Reid Jamieson "Evergreen (Love Song For The Crone)", "Perfect Storm", "Don’t Go Down", "She (#repealthe8th)" and "Lullaby For The Lost" from "Me Daza" (2019, Self) Reid Jamieson and Carolyn Victoria Mill will be on tour in Ontario in early May with shows in Dundas (Shawn & Ed Brewing Co, May 2), Guelph (eBar, May 3) and Toronto (Rivoli, May 5). For more information and full tour dates, visit http://reidjamieson.com.

Lots of local music - We Found a Love Bird, Reid Jamieson, Veda Hille, Ace Martens, Oluwa Toni, and Sex With Strangers.

Music from Diviners, david ivan neil, Reid Jamieson among others

Shindig Preview Week 7, New Releases from Linda McRae, The Sumner Brothers, Reid Jamieson.

Another extended edition (2 1/2 hours) of kumbaya-free folk, tonight with a Mother's Day theme. I interviewed Reid Jamieson and his wife Carolyn about their upcoming benefit on Sunday. Hope you enjoy tonight's tunes and don't forget to call *your* momma!hugs,val folkoasis@gmail.com

Host Stuart Derdeyn chats with amazing local talent Reid Jamieson and Carolyn Victoria Mill, who together are The Reid Jamieson Band, about their new release 'Juniper's Kitchen'.

Even though it doesn’t feel like it outside, it’s sounding a lot like spring as many of our favourites are delivering new albums already, so today we heard a whole heap of exciting new releases, as well as some requests and dedications.

Even though it doesn’t feel like it outside, it’s sounding a lot like spring as many of our favourites are delivering new albums already, so today we heard a whole heap of exciting new releases, as well as some requests and dedications.

One of our favourite bands, Sunparlour Players, released a new record this week, and it’s a gem. That led us off into previewing some other great roots rockin’ bands who return to town soon. We’ve got a few classics and a birthday song to end off the show.

September is here, and our summer fun is coming to an end. We need some great music to chase away those blues, and today’s show is chock full of good stuff. We’ve got some new music, some requests & dedications, some creepy love songs, and a preview of the two upcoming Greg Macpherson CD release shows!

September is here, and our summer fun is coming to an end. We need some great music to chase away those blues, and today’s show is chock full of good stuff. We’ve got some new music, some requests & dedications, some creepy love songs, and a preview of the two upcoming Greg Macpherson CD release shows!

Tonight we’re joined live-in studio by Dave & Ryan from one of the hottest roots rock bands in the land these days, The Warped 45s!

Tonight we’re joined live-in studio by Dave & Ryan from one of the hottest roots rock bands in the land these days, The Warped 45s!

You’ve got to be careful to avoid whiplash on today’s show, because we’re looking back & forth all over the place. We look back at last night’s amazing Sunset Saloon show, Jack Marks in Winnipeg, as well as the amazing work of “The Big Man” Clarence Clemons. We’ve got great new music, some that’s out already (back) and some that’s coming out soon (forth). And, it’s Jazzfest in Winnipeg, and there’s plenty of us non-jazz lovers to enjoy.

You’ve got to be careful to avoid whiplash on today’s show, because we’re looking back & forth all over the place. We look back at last night’s amazing Sunset Saloon show, Jack Marks in Winnipeg, as well as the amazing work of “The Big Man” Clarence Clemons. We’ve got great new music, some that’s out already (back) and some that’s coming out soon (forth). And, it’s Jazzfest in Winnipeg, and there’s plenty of us non-jazz lovers to enjoy.

I’ve never been afraid to go far and wide to check out a good show, but this weekend just might be the craziest yet. Since we’re off on that crazy adventure, this show is pre-taped, but we’ll hear some tunes from the guys we’re headed to see, and some traveling/driving/road songs to keep us rolling. This week brings us some great new tunes, so we dive into some of those. And, next weekend, one of Canada’s finest female singer/songwriters, Sarah Harmer, returns to town, so we hear a bunch of her great solo work and her work backing up others.

I’ve never been afraid to go far and wide to check out a good show, but this weekend just might be the craziest yet. Since we’re off on that crazy adventure, this show is pre-taped, but we’ll hear some tunes from the guys we’re headed to see, and some traveling/driving/road songs to keep us rolling. This week brings us some great new tunes, so we dive into some of those. And, next weekend, one of Canada’s finest female singer/songwriters, Sarah Harmer, returns to town, so we hear a bunch of her great solo work and her work backing up others.

I’ve never been afraid to go far and wide to check out a good show, but this weekend just might be the craziest yet. Since we’re off on that crazy adventure, this show is pre-taped, but we’ll hear some tunes from the guys we’re headed to see, and some traveling/driving/road songs to keep us rolling. This week brings us some great new tunes, so we dive into some of those. And, next weekend, one of Canada’s finest female singer/songwriters, Sarah Harmer, returns to town, so we hear a bunch of her great solo work and her work backing up others.

I’ve never been afraid to go far and wide to check out a good show, but this weekend just might be the craziest yet. Since we’re off on that crazy adventure, this show is pre-taped, but we’ll hear some tunes from the guys we’re headed to see, and some traveling/driving/road songs to keep us rolling. This week brings us some great new tunes, so we dive into some of those. And, next weekend, one of Canada’s finest female singer/songwriters, Sarah Harmer, returns to town, so we hear a bunch of her great solo work and her work backing up others.

Several cuts tonight from the wonderful new Robert Plant CD, and a stellar live session with Reid Jamieson. Hear his duet with fiancee Carolyn Mill of "Young Love". So sweet! For those in the Vancouver area, do check out his CD release show Sept. 18 at St. James Hall. Enjoy these last days of summer all and take good care!cheers, valfolkoasis@gmail.com

5 days of Winter Olympics madness thus far and the city is still standing, lo and behold. Tonight our little Folkalympiad featured the stylings of Reid Jamieson. Reid's a fairly recent West Coast transplant who hails from Toronto. (but we won't hold that against him) We look forward to the spring release of his new CD - locals can see him Feb. 20 at The Main on Main.Take care, play nice, and get out to see some live music this week! amitiés, valfolkoasis@gmail.com