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Friends, Countryfolk and Citykids; lend me your ears. As we rapidly approach the century mark episode of Graventown, I was mega triple pineapple lucky to sit down with one of the most renowned, busiest, hilarious and well known music makers in all Canada direct from the wanderlusty Winnipeg, Manitoba; Romi Mayes. When she's not winning awards for her heart-stinger songs, Romi is a trailblazing business woman who runs Sure Shot Bookings which is a booking company that connects hundreds of music makers from all across Canada. She is raw, unfiltered and real; my kind of human being! We had a wicked chat and I hope your ears enjoy it as much as our brains did. Catch me in a town near you in 2025 alongside Melissa Payne, Stephen Stanley (Lowest of the Low) and many other rad artists by visiting my website to see where I'm playing. If people can hate for no reason, I can love for no reason - and I love you. Thanks for stopping by Graventown. Yer always welcome here. As a full time independent artist, you can support me by buying the Always Everthing vinyl or brand new "block heater" toque here or by joining my SUPER RAD subscription service at https://ko-fi.com/gravencanada

Winnipeg musician Romi Mayes returrns to discuss all things SMALL VICTORIES, her 7th full length LP recording, after a nine year hiatus. From crowdfunding to producing to touring, Romi covers all the bases on how to juggle a D.I.Y. Canadian career with a little help from her friends.

Check out RIDIN' WITH THE QUEEN Podcast, hosted by ROMI MAYES, here https://umfm.com/programming/shows/ridin-with-the-queen?fbclid=IwAR3dDO4Xt_y4rQIft4RYkMzY5-mZa7Onv9MMzWnHZhqLPy7kJVa41qMtBxU www.linktr.ee/themanitobamoneyshotpodcast

Romi Mayes joins the boys this week in an entertaining conversation about curbside concerts, life as a musician all the way to her first guitar and marriage. The episode is finished with a live Accoustic of her single "Ball and Chain" Romi Mayes on:  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6MM5FFr46ststC4s80SMtz Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/romimayes/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=romi+mayes+band Mark Poppen and Joel Gaudet on:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joelvgaudet/  Twitter Joel: https://twitter.com/JoelVGaudet  Twitter Mark: https://twitter.com/MarkPoppen  Funky Moose Records on: Website: https://www.funkymooserecords.ca/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/FunkyMoose_ca  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FunkyMooseRecords  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/funkymooserrecords  Northern Royals EP Presale Bundle: https://www.funkymooserecords.ca/products/northern-royals-northern-royals-ep-180-gram-45rpm-gold-splatter  Inspired Vapor Company: https://www.inspiredvaporcompany.com/ Promo: MOOSE10 Submissions for CLASHATTHECAP: clashatthecap@gmail.com Artist looking for contacts?  Check out muse @: https://muse-canada.ca/ Skull Creek Studios: https://skullcreek.ca/ Prehistoric Productions: https://www.prehistoricproductions.com/ The Capitol Music Club: https://www.capitolclubyxe.ca/ The views and opinions of our guests do not represent the views and opinions of Mark, Joel or Funky Moose Records.

This weeks guest is singer/songwriter Romi Mayes (Winnipeg) But she's not introducing a tour or a new album. In 2021, she's the Senior Producer for Curbside Concerts. A company started in 2020 by  Matt Masters and Amanda Burgener.  They could both see, because of Covid,  that artists in Canada were going to have a hard time working,  gathering together, and paying the bills. Also, music fans were going to lose their live music. So they created Curbside Concerts. A safe way for musicians and audiences to get together during these many months. You chose the artist, date & time. One of their producers will work with you to make it all happen. The stage (if required), microphones, battery-powered speakers, and anything else needed will show up with your artist. Want some names? Paul Pigat. Joe Nolan. Petunia (solo). Jay Semko (N Pikes) JD Edwards (Small Glories) Ridley Bent. Matt Mayes. All safety standards are met and everyone enjoys the music. Curbside has been a success. Now in Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, Saskatchewan, and BC Over 100 artists have signed up. Concerts big and small have taken place. Audiences have gone away with memories to last a lifetime. Curbside Concerts have been nominated for four Western Canadian Music Awards. Impact on -Live Music -Artist Development -Music Marketing -Community Excellence   We welcome the Senior Producer for Curbside Concerts – excellent singer/songwriter Romi Mayes. If you're an artist or want to be a Host – Romi has all the info.

Musician and Western Producer of Curbside Concerts ROMI MAYES talks about when she was inspired by 80's pop star Tiffany, her early days working at Winnipeg legendary hotspot The Blue Note Cafe, and where to go in Newfoundland when you want to skip The Junos. Also, Tim Hortons Is Stupid. ROMI MAYES on YOUTUBE - youtube.com/user/romimayesmusic ROMI MAYES on INSTAGRAM - instagram.com/romimayes THE MANITOBA MONEYSHOT PODCAST with Ronald George Moore On Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-224826187 On iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-manitoba-moneyshot-podcast/id1377076376?mt=2 On Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/ronald-moore/the-manitoba-moneyshot-podcast-with-ronald-george-moore On Twitter: https://twitter.com/MBMoneyshot On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/RonaldGeorgeMoore On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/manitobamoneyshot/

Official Instagram username: @talkandrockpod.Thanks to Romi Mayes for the great interview.Thanks to Economy Pawn (844 Main Street WPG), for sponsoring the song of the week for this week's episode.We are 2 episodes away from 20, thank you guys for the ongoing support!

On this episode, we're ridin' with the queen! Singer-songwriter and rock n' fuckin' roller [Romi Mayes](http://www.facebook.com/Romi-Mayes-Band-Official-Music-Page-110129255685862/) is an integral part of Winnipeg's independent music scene, and we finally have her on the podcast. The timing couldn't be better, too, as she has a LOT going on. If you're listening to this podcast on the day it's released, Romi will be appearing live on your device of choice tonight as part of the [Village Idiots' Live at the Roslyn series](http://www.facebook.com/WeAreTheVillageIdiots/). She's also resurrecting her late-90s country outfit Off the Wagon for [two reunion sets](http://www.facebook.com/events/2288008008079709/) at their old haunt this weekend, and she's working on her annual [Lonely Jew at Christmas](https://www.facebook.com/events/876631569392889/) party. ...and that's just scratching the surface. This episode brought to you by our friends at [the Park Theatre](http://myparktheatre.com/). Thanks to everyone who has supported the podcast thus far. Thanks to supporters like you, we can keep churning out interviews twice a week! If you like the show, please head down to [patreon.com/witchpolice](http://www.patreon.com/witchpolice) and for as little as $1 a month (less than 12 cents an episode), you can help keep the lights on!

On this episode, we're ridin' with the queen! Singer-songwriter and rock n' fuckin' roller Romi Mayes is an integral part of Winnipeg's independent music scene, and we finally have her on the podcast.

It may be cold and wet outside The Roadhouse Studios, but hot blues keeps it warm inside. Keep a hot toddy, irish coffee or some other warm beverage at your side for the hour as Robert Cray, Mighty Mike Schermer, Ironing Board Sam, Zora Young & Little Mike & The Tornadoes, and Romi Mayes generate the heat that will keep us warm and dry inside our little dive. Warm and dry is definitely what you want when you're heading into another hour of the finest blues you've never heard - the 557th Roadhouse.

It may be cold and wet outside The Roadhouse Studios, but hot blues keeps it warm inside. Keep a hot toddy, irish coffee or some other warm beverage at your side for the hour as Robert Cray, Mighty Mike Schermer, Ironing Board Sam, Zora Young & Little Mike & The Tornadoes, and Romi Mayes generate the heat that will keep us warm and dry inside our little dive. Warm and dry is definitely what you want when you're heading into another hour of the finest blues you've never heard - the 557th Roadhouse.

It may be cold and wet outside The Roadhouse Studios, but hot blues keeps it warm inside. Keep a hot toddy, irish coffee or some other warm beverage at your side for the hour as Robert Cray, Mighty Mike Schermer, Ironing Board Sam, Zora Young & Little Mike & The Tornadoes, and Romi Mayes generate the heat that will keep us warm and dry inside our little dive. Warm and dry is definitely what you want when you're heading into another hour of the finest blues you've never heard - the 557th Roadhouse.

Today a visit with Romi Mayes & Micah Erenberg, who stopped in to chat about Romi’s songwriter extravaganza coming up at The Park Theatre.

We’re getting set for this year’s exciting installment of The Trout Forest Music festival, and there’s a special kickoff show at Times Change(d) tonight. Joining us live in-studio are Uncle Thirsty, Mayor Matt Allen, and Geoff Berner who plays some great new songs.

We’re getting set for this year’s exciting installment of The Trout Forest Music festival, and there’s a special kickoff show at Times Change(d) tonight. Joining us live in-studio are Uncle Thirsty, Mayor Matt Allen, and Geoff Berner who plays some great new songs.

Today a chat with Animal Parts (aka Joshua Cockerill) on the eve of his appearance in Winnipeg, more great upcoming shows, some classics, and an education for Old Pal Stu.

Today a chat with Animal Parts (aka Joshua Cockerill) on the eve of his appearance in Winnipeg, more great upcoming shows, some classics, and an education for Old Pal Stu.

Today a chat with Animal Parts (aka Joshua Cockerill) on the eve of his appearance in Winnipeg, more great upcoming shows, some classics, and an education for Old Pal Stu.

I’ve done a lot of interviews over the past 12 or 13 years, but very few as moving, interesting, and memorable as today’s chat. And it’s with a guy that we’ve talked to many times before, Scott Nolan, who called us from the snowy road on the way back home after a marathon tour with Mary Gauthier. Thursday marks the premiere of his new documentary film, Chasing a Song. Besides that, we’ve got some upcoming shows and show news, and still a bit of time for some interesting new releases.

I’ve done a lot of interviews over the past 12 or 13 years, but very few as moving, interesting, and memorable as today’s chat. And it’s with a guy that we’ve talked to many times before, Scott Nolan, who called us from the snowy road on the way back home after a marathon tour with Mary Gauthier. Thursday marks the premiere of his new documentary film, Chasing a Song. Besides that, we’ve got some upcoming shows and show news, and still a bit of time for some interesting new releases.

I’ve done a lot of interviews over the past 12 or 13 years, but very few as moving, interesting, and memorable as today’s chat. And it’s with a guy that we’ve talked to many times before, Scott Nolan, who called us from the snowy road on the way back home after a marathon tour with Mary Gauthier. Thursday marks the premiere of his new documentary film, Chasing a Song. Besides that, we’ve got some upcoming shows and show news, and still a bit of time for some interesting new releases.

Mini tributes to Toronto legends Rheostatics & Lowest of the Low (and their respective leaders), as well as stellar upcoming local shows, and some peppy pop to top it all off.

Mini tributes to Toronto legends Rheostatics & Lowest of the Low (and their respective leaders), as well as stellar upcoming local shows, and some peppy pop to top it all off.

Tonight, a tribute to Big Daddy Damon Mitchell, show previews featuring Romi Mayes, The Weber Brothers, and Joshua Cockerill’s new project Animal Parts, as well as anticipated new albums by Jimmy Lafave and Danny Michel, and a tribute to the late, great Joe South.

Tonight, a tribute to Big Daddy Damon Mitchell, show previews featuring Romi Mayes, The Weber Brothers, and Joshua Cockerill’s new project Animal Parts, as well as anticipated new albums by Jimmy Lafave and Danny Michel, and a tribute to the late, great Joe South.

Some stellar upcoming shows including Del Barber and Romi Mayes, some exciting new music, and a hearty set of Roots Rockin’ classics.

Some stellar upcoming shows including Del Barber and Romi Mayes, some exciting new music, and a hearty set of Roots Rockin’ classics.

It’s been a great year for Winnipeg music, but there’s another great disc yet to come, with the release of Roads and Roads by The JD Edwards Band. JD drops by to chat about the new disc and the upcoming CD release show. We’ve got plenty of other great local music, including previews of upcoming exciting shows by The Magnificent 7s, Scott Nolan, and The New Meanies. And, we drop a couple of new holiday classics.

It’s been a great year for Winnipeg music, but there’s another great disc yet to come, with the release of Roads and Roads by The JD Edwards Band. JD drops by to chat about the new disc and the upcoming CD release show. We’ve got plenty of other great local music, including previews of upcoming exciting shows by The Magnificent 7s, Scott Nolan, and The New Meanies. And, we drop a couple of new holiday classics.

Our pal Romi Mayes stops in to chat about her great new live record and the upcoming CD/LP/Documentary release show. We’ve got some more upcoming shows, more new music, and some unusually great T-Bar’s picks!

Our pal Romi Mayes stops in to chat about her great new live record and the upcoming CD/LP/Documentary release show. We’ve got some more upcoming shows, more new music, and some unusually great T-Bar’s picks!

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.

We’ve got a lot of great requests to power the engine today. We also look at some upcoming shows that are taking place here and elsewhere.

We’ve got a lot of great requests to power the engine today. We also look at some upcoming shows that are taking place here and elsewhere.

It’s Easter Sunday, so we’re celebrating with the family (Carter came along to co-host) and playing songs about the two things that Easter is all about (Jesus and food.) We’ve also got some great new music, new again music, and previews of some great upcoming shows.

It’s Easter Sunday, so we’re celebrating with the family (Carter came along to co-host) and playing songs about the two things that Easter is all about (Jesus and food.) We’ve also got some great new music, new again music, and previews of some great upcoming shows.

T-Bar’s got some ‘splainin’ to do since he posted his wacky Top 10 list on Steel Belted Radio.com, so we grill him on that and he plays a few to try to defend himself. Luckily, our special guests came in just in time to spare him. And what guests they are, Romi Mayes and Jason Nowicki dropped by in advance of their live album recording at the West End, to play us some new songs and talk about what’s going on.

A little bit of old skool alt.country kicks off the show, before we take a listen back to some of our past Best of compilations. Great music from yesterday leads in to a little bit of the best of today.

A little bit of old skool alt.country kicks off the show, before we take a listen back to some of our past Best of compilations. Great music from yesterday leads in to a little bit of the best of today.

T-Bar’s got some ‘splainin’ to do since he posted his wacky Top 10 list on Steel Belted Radio.com, so we grill him on that and he plays a few to try to defend himself. Luckily, our special guests came in just in time to spare him. And what guests they are, Romi Mayes and Jason Nowicki dropped by in advance of their live album recording at the West End, to play us some new songs and talk about what’s going on.

Our favourite co-host of all drops in for a visit, as Carter is along for the ride today. Together we kick off the Christmas season, we pay tribute to one of Winnipeg’s best bands of all time, The D. Rangers, who hang up the muckbucket this week, we pay tribute to the winners at the Canadian Folk Music Awards, and look at some upcoming shows and one exciting CD re-release. And, because last week’s miserable show was such a big hit with listeners, we play just a little bit more Sad Bastard Music.

Our favourite co-host of all drops in for a visit, as Carter is along for the ride today. Together we kick off the Christmas season, we pay tribute to one of Winnipeg’s best bands of all time, The D. Rangers, who hang up the muckbucket this week, we pay tribute to the winners at the Canadian Folk Music Awards, and look at some upcoming shows and one exciting CD re-release. And, because last week’s miserable show was such a big hit with listeners, we play just a little bit more Sad Bastard Music.

Mudge goes solo again, and he starts off in typically miserable style with a set of Townes Van Zandt songs. Somehow, those sad songs only cheer him up, so we started previewing great upcoming shows (there are a bunch!), playing great new releases, and a bunch of just plain great music. Sounds great, to me!

Mudge goes solo again, and he starts off in typically miserable style with a set of Townes Van Zandt songs. Somehow, those sad songs only cheer him up, so we started previewing great upcoming shows (there are a bunch!), playing great new releases, and a bunch of just plain great music. Sounds great, to me!

Tonight we get our annual visit from Devin Latimer, Artistic Director of the best little festival in Canada, The Trout Forest Music Festival. He drops in with some new tunes and some details on what to expect this year in Ear Falls.

Simon & Garfunkle may not be coming to town this week, but that doesn’t mean we can’t hear some of their songs done by themselves and others. You know who is coming to town? Brock Zeman, Peter Katz, Romi Mayes, and more! We’ve also got some new, some notable, and some just plain great music.

Simon & Garfunkle may not be coming to town this week, but that doesn’t mean we can’t hear some of their songs done by themselves and others. You know who is coming to town? Brock Zeman, Peter Katz, Romi Mayes, and more! We’ve also got some new, some notable, and some just plain great music.

This week we hear from a bunch of artists who made (and inspired) great music in 2009. We talked about what they're up to, but more importantly, we dedicated the show to our good friend Dietmar in Germany who is a tireless champion of the music that we love. He is an inspiration and a great help the the artists we talked to, including Leeroy Stagger, Evan Phillips, Romi Mayes, Dustin Bentall, Matt Epp, T. Nile, and more! Here's to you, Big D. Keep up the great work.

This week we hear from a bunch of artists who made (and inspired) great music in 2009. We talked about what they're up to, but more importantly, we dedicated the show to our good friend Dietmar in Germany who is a tireless champion of the music that we love. He is an inspiration and a great help the the artists we talked to, including Leeroy Stagger, Evan Phillips, Romi Mayes, Dustin Bentall, Matt Epp, T. Nile, and more! Here's to you, Big D. Keep up the great work.

In between the usual hi jinx, we play some classics, look at some upcoming shows, and begin to discuss (or argue about, in our case) some of the best of 2009

In between the usual hi jinx, we play some classics, look at some upcoming shows, and begin to discuss (or argue about, in our case) some of the best of 2009

We preview the upcoming Romi Mayes CD release show, send out some love to two great mothers on Mothers Day, send out some music to some great listeners, as well as some new music, some old music, and a whole lotta great music.

We preview the upcoming Romi Mayes CD release show, send out some love to two great mothers on Mothers Day, send out some music to some great listeners, as well as some new music, some old music, and a whole lotta great music.

KK takes the wheel for a rare solo show, and does the unthinkable: plays 1.5 hours of great music with no ridiculous arguing. She's trying to ruin the show, I'm sure of it. Hopefully you don't get used to hearing just the best music out there, because the circus will be back in town soon. In the meantime, enjoy it with birthday wishes for Jim Bryson, and great tunes from the likes of The Weakerthans, Leeroy Stagger, Romi Mayes, Matt Mays, and much more!

KK takes the wheel for a rare solo show, and does the unthinkable: plays 1.5 hours of great music with no ridiculous arguing. She's trying to ruin the show, I'm sure of it. Hopefully you don't get used to hearing just the best music out there, because the circus will be back in town soon. In the meantime, enjoy it with birthday wishes for Jim Bryson, and great tunes from the likes of The Weakerthans, Leeroy Stagger, Romi Mayes, Matt Mays, and much more!

KK takes the wheel for a rare solo show, and does the unthinkable: plays 1.5 hours of great music with no ridiculous arguing. She's trying to ruin the show, I'm sure of it. Hopefully you don't get used to hearing just the best music out there, because the circus will be back in town soon. In the meantime, enjoy it with birthday wishes for Jim Bryson, and great tunes from the likes of The Weakerthans, Leeroy Stagger, Romi Mayes, Matt Mays, and much more!

We started off with a set of stellar new music that got us feelin' alright. Somehow (as these things so often do) we got off track and threw in a set of definitely non-singersongwriter hipster music. Then, we took a trip to the movies. It's Oscar night, and although I don't give a hoot about that show, I did manage to catch a couple of recent hits this weekend, The Wrestler, and Twilight, and we heard some songs inspired by those

We started off with a set of stellar new music that got us feelin' alright. Somehow (as these things so often do) we got off track and threw in a set of definitely non-singersongwriter hipster music. Then, we took a trip to the movies. It's Oscar night, and although I don't give a hoot about that show, I did manage to catch a couple of recent hits this weekend, The Wrestler, and Twilight, and we heard some songs inspired by those

More great upcoming shows this week?!?! What's going on in Winnipeg? This week we're treated to Justin Rutledge, Dave Lang/Carolyn Mark, Jill Barber, and the long awaited Romi Mayes/Gurf Morlix show! Even with all of that on our minds, we still found time for some great new music.

More great upcoming shows this week?!?! What's going on in Winnipeg? This week we're treated to Justin Rutledge, Dave Lang/Carolyn Mark, Jill Barber, and the long awaited Romi Mayes/Gurf Morlix show! Even with all of that on our minds, we still found time for some great new music.

A special pre-recorded segment of Steel Belted Free Range Radio featuring Romi Mayes & Gurf Morlix. Romi is one of the brightest stars on the horizon in Winnipeg and beyond. Her last album Sweet Something Steady catapulted her from local fave to international darling, and that has a lot to do with the legendary producer she hired to shape the album. I've been following Gurf Morlix for years, ever since I noticed that his name appeared on many of my favourite albums. Since then, I discovered that he's more than just a great producer, he's a great musician as well. I was lucky enough to meet him and get to know him a bit when Romi first brought him to town a couple of years ago, and I found out then that he's a very intelligent, very personable, totally interesting guy as well. At that time we were treated to a couple of live performances of songs that were later released on what is by far his greatest accomplishment as a singer/songwriter, Diamonds to Dust. I was knocked out then, because even though I was such a fan and so familiar with his talent and track record, I underestimated him as a singer/songwriter. Never again, I thought. Well, I was expecting great things, but when he came in late Monday night and played me the first song from his upcoming CD, Last Exit to Happyland, I knew he'd raised the bar that much higher. That powerful performance alone would have made me put him way up high on my list of all time favourite in-studio guests. But that's not all he did. Oh no. Just wait until you hear him do his version of Blaze Foley's classic "Cold Cold World." Quite honestly, perhaps my favourite musical moment on air so far.

I couldn't believe it when I saw R.E.M. on Austin City Limits this week. They're not roots music! Or are they? I figured if they're good enough for ACL, darn it, they're good enough for us too. Plus, they're the only members of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame that I've met, and I always like to brag about that. It seems that some pretty folky singer/songwriters are fans too, because not only did we hear a few R.E.M. originals and collaborators, but we heard some folky covers of their stuff as well. All of this got me in the mood for some good old fashioned pop music. Although I'm an old folky now, I was raised on a steady diet of pop music, so I never pass up the chance to bop along to some hooks & melodies, so some classic pop nuggets. But we can't get away without some folk & roots, and that came in honour of our friends at Candor, who are holding their "wedding" social this week to raise money for a new store/venue. We played just some of the great artists lending a hand to the worthwhile cause.

I couldn't believe it when I saw R.E.M. on Austin City Limits this week. They're not roots music! Or are they? I figured if they're good enough for ACL, darn it, they're good enough for us too. Plus, they're the only members of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame that I've met, and I always like to brag about that. It seems that some pretty folky singer/songwriters are fans too, because not only did we hear a few R.E.M. originals and collaborators, but we heard some folky covers of their stuff as well. All of this got me in the mood for some good old fashioned pop music. Although I'm an old folky now, I was raised on a steady diet of pop music, so I never pass up the chance to bop along to some hooks & melodies, so some classic pop nuggets. But we can't get away without some folk & roots, and that came in honour of our friends at Candor, who are holding their "wedding" social this week to raise money for a new store/venue. We played just some of the great artists lending a hand to the worthwhile cause.

Too many themes to fit into two hours, we super-sized the show today and took over for Bluegrass Guy who took the holiday off, pushing the show to three hours, and I still ran out of time! First up, it would be inappropriate not to recognize Remembrance Day by playing some songs about soldiers & war, but more importantly, we played some songs about peace. Coming up next weekend some Winnipeg all-stars pay tribute to an under-appreciated Canadian songwriter/musician legend, David Essig. Essig will be in town to play alongside The D. Rangers, Romi Mayes, and more as they launch the homegrown Essig tribute record, Beverley Street on Saturday. So, a brief lesson in all things Essig with some songs he's played on, produced, and written. November 12 is Neil Young's birthday, and our friends at the High & Lonesome Club have been celebrating in style with a weeekend of amazing Neil Young music in Neilfest, and we relived some of it with our own set of Neil classics and covers.

Too many themes to fit into two hours, we super-sized the show today and took over for Bluegrass Guy who took the holiday off, pushing the show to three hours, and I still ran out of time! First up, it would be inappropriate not to recognize Remembrance Day by playing some songs about soldiers & war, but more importantly, we played some songs about peace. Coming up next weekend some Winnipeg all-stars pay tribute to an under-appreciated Canadian songwriter/musician legend, David Essig. Essig will be in town to play alongside The D. Rangers, Romi Mayes, and more as they launch the homegrown Essig tribute record, Beverley Street on Saturday. So, a brief lesson in all things Essig with some songs he's played on, produced, and written. November 12 is Neil Young's birthday, and our friends at the High & Lonesome Club have been celebrating in style with a weeekend of amazing Neil Young music in Neilfest, and we relived some of it with our own set of Neil classics and covers.

Too many themes to fit into two hours, we super-sized the show today and took over for Bluegrass Guy who took the holiday off, pushing the show to three hours, and I still ran out of time! First up, it would be inappropriate not to recognize Remembrance Day by playing some songs about soldiers & war, but more importantly, we played some songs about peace. Coming up next weekend some Winnipeg all-stars pay tribute to an under-appreciated Canadian songwriter/musician legend, David Essig. Essig will be in town to play alongside The D. Rangers, Romi Mayes, and more as they launch the homegrown Essig tribute record, Beverley Street on Saturday. So, a brief lesson in all things Essig with some songs he's played on, produced, and written. November 12 is Neil Young's birthday, and our friends at the High & Lonesome Club have been celebrating in style with a weeekend of amazing Neil Young music in Neilfest, and we relived some of it with our own set of Neil classics and covers.

Too many themes to fit into two hours, we super-sized the show today and took over for Bluegrass Guy who took the holiday off, pushing the show to three hours, and I still ran out of time! First up, it would be inappropriate not to recognize Remembrance Day by playing some songs about soldiers & war, but more importantly, we played some songs about peace. Coming up next weekend some Winnipeg all-stars pay tribute to an under-appreciated Canadian songwriter/musician legend, David Essig. Essig will be in town to play alongside The D. Rangers, Romi Mayes, and more as they launch the homegrown Essig tribute record, Beverley Street on Saturday. So, a brief lesson in all things Essig with some songs he's played on, produced, and written. November 12 is Neil Young's birthday, and our friends at the High & Lonesome Club have been celebrating in style with a weeekend of amazing Neil Young music in Neilfest, and we relived some of it with our own set of Neil classics and covers.