Podcasts about Stan Rogers

Poland has one of the world's most vibrant shanty scenes. In 2023, we performed at the Port Pieśni Pracy festival in Tychy, Poland where we were introduced to Marek Szurawski. Marek is a former merchant mariner and journalist who was instrumental in introducing shanties to Poland in the 1980s on his radio program Kliper siedmiu mórz. He still performs regularly as a solo act and with Stare Dzwony ("Old Bells") and we were told he was the 'Oracle of Polish Shanties'.James and Stefan sat down with Marek in the summer of 2022 in Tychy and recorded this interview.⚓︎ Shanties featured:Northwest Passage, by Stan Rogers, arr. and translated into Polish by The SmugglersThe Maid of Amsterdam, trad. arr. by Marek Szurawski⚓︎ Find out more about Pressgang Mutiny here:pressgangmutiny.comfacebook.com/pressgangmutinyTikTok, X, and Instagram: @pressgangmutiny

Stories are an important part of any time of year, and with this program we begin a two-part presentation of singers and song-writers who tell wonderful stories with their songs. We'll hear Joel Mabus, Stan Rogers, Woody Guthrie, Kate Campbell and lots of others. Sing me a story … this week on the Sing Out! Radio Magazine.Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian FolkwaysDanny Knicely-Wyatt Rice-Mark Shatz / “Music for a Found Harmonium” / Waltz for Aimee / Self-producedJoel Mabus / “The Uncloudy Day-Leonard Lively” / The Banjo Monologues / FossilJohn Roberts / “The Old Figurehead Carver” / Sea Fever / Golden HindSheila Kay Adams / “Barbary Allen” / My Dearest Dear / Granny DellMark Knopfler / “Lights of Taormina” / Tracker / VerveStan Rogers / “Bluenose” / Turnaround / BorealisDanny Knicely-Wyatt Rice-Mark Shatz / “Lost Girl” / Waltz for Aimee / Self-producedWoody Guthrie / “The Biggest Thing Man has Ever Done” / The Ultimate Collection / Not NowSara Grey w/ Kieron Means / “Belle Starr” / Down in Old Delores / FellsideJohn McCutcheon / “1913 Massacre” / This Land: Woody Guthrie's America / AppalsongsEric Brace-Peter Cooper-Tom Jutz / “Hugh Hansen” / Profiles in Courage, Frailty, & Discomfort / Red BeetKate Campbell / “Jesus and Tomatoes” / Two Nights in Texas / Large RiverPete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways

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There has been a resurgence of interest in maritime songs and shanties since a TikTok video took the world by storm a while back. This week on the Magazine we begin a two-part feature focusing on maritime songs and shanties. We'll hear music from The Fisherman's Friends, Hauler, Jimmy Rankin, The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem and of course, Stan Rogers. We'll haul away boys … this week on The Sing Out! Radio Magazine.Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian FolkwaysDonogh Hennessey / “Hornpipe:Home By the Fire” / Masters of the Irish Guitar / ShanachieThe Fisherman's Friends / “Keep Hauling” /Music from the Movie Fisherman's Friends / IslandHauler / “Whalebone” / Hauler / Self-producedThe Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem / “Haul Away Joe” / In Person at Carnegie Hall / ColumbiaGreat Big Sea / “Ferryland Sealer” / Turn / SireBett Padgett / “Carrol M. Deering” / Hatteras: if a Lighthouse Could Speak.../ Ceilidh's MusicMcKasson & McDonald / “Bay of Biscay” / Harbour / Self-producedEwan MacColl, Peggy Seeger, A.L. Lloyd & Chorus / “Blood-Red Roses” / Classic Maritime Music / Smithsonian FolkwaysJohn Doyle / “Reels:The Gooseberry Bush-The Sailor's Return” / Masters of the Irish Guitar / ShanachieJimmy Rankin / “Haul Away the Whale” / Moving East / True NorthLou Killen / “The Flying Cloud” / Blow the Man Down / TopicVarious / “Sitting in the Stern of a Boat” / Lewis & Clark Original Soundtrack / RCAStan Rogers / “Northwest Passage” / Northwest Passage / Fogarty's CoveMorrigan / “Bully in the Alley” / Classic Maritime Music / Smithsonian FolkwaysPete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways

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!

East Coast DNA welcomes back Brigid, the Truro-based musical trio of Emma Smit-Geraghty, Beth Terry, and Sarah Glinz. Known for their stunning three-part vocal harmonies and heartfelt storytelling, Brigid has been making waves in the East Coast music scene since releasing their debut album, Someone Like Her, in September 2022. Last year, they joined us to celebrate the holidays and share stories behind their sophomore album, Mid-December. Now, they're back to promote their new single, a beautiful cover of Stan Rogers' “At Last, I'm Ready for Christmas”, plus exciting updates about their upcoming live performances and exclusive hints about new material and their plans for International Women's Day. Their music explores the many facets of being a woman, touching on the joys, struggles, and stories that unite us all. Beyond music, they are deeply committed to their community, raising awareness and funds for charitable organizations.

The requests are rolling in! Tune in for an eclectic mix of listener-selected folk favorites from Solas, Pete Seeger, Stan Rogers and more!

Chapman dropped out of school in 1966 to pursue playing in a rock and roll band. In 1968, his band, The Bluesmen Revue, signed a recording contract with Columbia Records in the U.S. that saw the release of "Spin the Bottle". The band split up in early 1969 after their record deal ended following a disagreement with their U.S. management company and their dissatisfaction with Columbia's plans for the band. In 1970, Chapman joined Canadian showband Leather and Lace and eventually played bass for rockabilly legend Ronnie Hawkins in 1972. In 1972,Chapman and partners started a musician management company and opened Springfield Sound Studios, where, among others, folk musician Stan Rogers recorded his albums Turnaround and Fogarty's Cove.After having toured with his own band in the early 1980s, in 1986 Chapman returned home to London and built another recording studio. He started a second jingle company where he wrote and recorded the "Tear 'Em Up Tigers" theme song for the London-based Detroit Tigers farm team. It gained international recognition as an anthem for the organization on its way to a US Eastern League baseball championship in 1989, in addition to getting local media coverage and raising thousands of dollars for charity.In 1988, Chapman was contracted to write novelty songs for Peter Garland's top-rated morning show on CFPL 980 Radio. Some of his songs were heard across Canada on the CBC, including "Stand Up for Canada, Eh!", recorded by the True Grit Band that at times included Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chrétien and future City of London Mayor Joe Fontana, and used as the theme for a nationwide campaign to promote Canadian unity during the 1995 Referendum.In 1992, Chapman was offered a job as a talk show host at London's CJBK Radio. After a year there, and a subsequent two-year stint at CKSL, he returned to CJBK as the host of Talk of the Town. He was later hired as a news commentator on CFPL television and also hosted the thrice-weekly Jim Chapman Show interview show evenings on the Rogers TV Network for several years. He was a columnist with The London Free Press and Business London magazine for two decades, and was the first person in London media to host his own radio and TV shows while also writing regular newspaper and magazine columns.Chapman had an unsuccessful run in the Ontario Provincial Election for the Progressive Conservatives.In 2023 Chapman was inducted into the London Music Hall of Fame along with his fellow 1960's Bluesmen Revue band members.Near-death experienceIn 1999, Jim Chapman suffered a fatal heart attack and was left brain-dead in a local ER. He was eventually resuscitated, but not before having a near-death experience. Emergency surgery after a second serious heart attack just days later left him very ill and incapacitated for several months. He used the time to tell the story of what he called his "adventure" in a book, Heart and Soul, that became a regional bestseller and generated thousands of dollars for charity. For the next few years, in addition to his media work, Chapman travelled extensively, speaking about his near-death experience and its aftermath.After a serious illness in 2005, Chapman was inspired to write another book, Come Back to Life, that related the story of the years since his near-death experience and how his life in the interim had been affected by it.  www.jimchapman.caBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-x-zone-radio-tv-show--1078348/support.

Tune in to hear a selection of artists from Summerfolk 49, a topical request from Dave Rosenfeld and the song that wraps up the fest every year. In order of appearance: Suzie Vinnick, Tio Chorinho, Kobo Town, Kalascima, Elage Diouf, Andrina Turenne, Darol Anger & Bruce Molsky, Shawna Caspi, Diyet & the Love Soldiers, Terra Lightfoot, Little Misty, Meteor Heist, Bryden Gwiss and, finally, Stan Rogers.

This week we're completing our two-week trip to Canada to escape the hot and humid summer in the Northeast. We'll hear more classic and recent music from Canadian artists. Included are Joni Mitchell, Stan Rogers, the Foghorn String Band, Bruce Cockburn, and Old Man Luedecke. Cooler days ahead … this week on The Sing Out! Radio Magazine. Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian FolkwaysFoghorn Stringband / “Jake's Got the Bellyache” / Rock Island Grange / Self-producedArianna Gillis / “Dirt Gets Dirty” / The Maze / Self ProducedLucas Choi Zimbel / “This Backwards Town” / Tempered Tantrum / Self-producedBuffy Sainte-Marie / “My Country 'Tis of Thy People You're Dying” / Little Wheel Spin and Spin / VanguardMatt Andersen / “What Would Your Mama Say” / Halfway Home by Morning / True NorthSteve Dawson / “Bentonia Blues” / Lucky Hand / Black Hen MusicHarp Dog Brown / “Buzzard Luck” / For Love & Money / Dog HouseFoghorn Stringband / “Grigsby's Hornpipe” / Rock Island Grange / Self-producedStan Rogers / “The Mary Ellen Carter” / Between the Breaks Live / Fogarty's CoveOld Man Luedecke / “Little Bird, Pete Seeger-Little Bird” / Live at the Chester Playhouse / True NorthJoni Mitchell / “Chelsea Morning” / Clouds / RepriseBruce Cockburn / “All The Diamonds in the World” / Salt, Sun and Time / True NorthGenevieve Racette / “Northern Star” / No Water, No Flowers / Self-producedThe Small Glories / “Sing” / Assiniboine & The Red / Red HousePete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways

Dark Windows Podcast ep. 288: This week we are doing something a bit different than normal. Kevin C. found a couple of North American Folk singer / songwriters that have a couple of things tragically in common. I grew up listening to Jim Croce with my dad and found Stan Rogers as an adult and listen to him with my son, both of these guys were fantastic song writers and I would put money on the fact that just about everyone has heard some of their work even if they didn't realize it. https://pdcn.co/e/traffic.megaphone.fm/AOR1464637139.mp3?updated=1719535119 Check us out on Patreon and get every new episode early and ad free for $1 or if you want that PLUS a bonus episode every week that's only $5! patreon.com/darkwindowspodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Many places in the US are experiencing huge amounts of rainfall with flooding and other problems associated with this amount of moisture. This week on the program we'll honor them with songs about water, rain and floods. Music from Ramsey Lewis, Eva Cassidy, Gordon Lightfoot, Stan Rogers, and lots more. Come wade in the water … this week on The Sing Out! Radio Magazine.Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian FolkwaysRamsey Lewis Trio / “Wade in the Water” / Wade in the Water / CadetTellico / “It's Just Rain” / Woven Waters / OrganicBetse & Clarke / “Rolling River” / River Still Rise / Smiling VioletDirk Powell / “Waterbound” / The Transatlantic Sessions Series Five, Vol. 2 / WhirlieEric Brace, Peter Cooper, Thom Jutz / “Down Along the River” / Riverland / Red BeetAnnie Staninec / “Willow on the Lake” / Annie Staninec / Self-producedGordon Lightfoot / “Early Morning Rain” / Gord's Gold / Warner BrothersSquirrel Butter / “Muddy Creek” / Renderings / Self-producedEva Cassidy / “Wade in the Water” / Eva By Heart / Blix StreetMargo Murphy & John Roberts / “Sea Fever” / The Sea and the Sky / RainmakersMoira Smiley / “Bring Me Little Water Silvy” / Bring Me Little Water Silvy / Self-producedHot Tuna / “Water Song” / Burgers / GruntIncredible String Band / “The Water Song” / The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter / ElektraStan Rogers / “White Squall” / Very Best of Stan Rogers / BorealisSally Rogers / “Lovely Agnes” / The Circle of the Sun / Flying FishPete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways

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!

The requests are rolling in! Tune in for an eclectic mix of listener-selected folk favorites from the Andrea Von Kampen, Finest Kind, Old Crow Medicine Show, Stan Rogers and more!

The Stan Rogers Folk Festival is a celebration of songwriters honouring one of Canada's most prolific songwriters, Stan Rogers. The weekend-long musical adventure features a variety of genres, including folk, country, blues, soul, gospel, pop, rock, bluegrass, and world music. Join East Coast DNA host, Darcy Walsh, for a chat with StanFest's executive director, Troy Greencorn, and artistic director, Steve MacIntyre. This year promises some exciting new additions and they've brought the news to us first hand. Subscribe to East Coast DNA for more music + arts news and interviews throughout the year. In its 27th season, the Stan Rogers Folk Festival (Stanfest) is announcing a major expansion move. Eight additional concerts will be staged in six communities in Guysborough County as part of the new series called the Stanfest Roadshow. The concerts will commence on Monday, July 22 and lead into the annual summer festival in Canso, Nova Scotia, Thursday, July 25 to Sunday, July 28. "Change is good. There are various ways to grow. With the addition of the Stanfest Roadshow, we are taking the shows to the people,” shares Troy Greencorn, festival Executive Director. “We are also giving our passionate and loyal audience an opportunity and reason to come earlier and stay longer. On top of that, we are creating a lot more employment for artists. This is an innovation opportunity that was hidden in plain sight. We are excited and community response has been over the top." The first edition of the Stanfest Roadshow presents: Monday, July 22 Opening Gala: Lucy MacNeil and Rankin and the Broken Reeds Miles MacDonald Performance Centre, Guysborough Monday, July 22 Troubadours: Rachel Davis and Darren McMullen Seawind Landing, Charlos Cove Tuesday, July 23 I Wish I Was in Sherbrooke Now: Max MacDonald and Dave Gunning Sherbrooke Village, Sherbrooke Tuesday, July 23 Troubadours: Joe H Henry Seawind Landing, Charlos Cove Tuesday, July 23 Irishtowners: Morgan Toney, George Hart, Kevin O'Handley, Brian Bouchie, and Gertie Grant AJ's Pub, Canso Wednesday, July 24 Down Home, We Sing it From the Heart: Carl Bond, Eldon Munroe, Shiretown, Steve MacIntyre, and Dave Gunning St. Agnes Parish Hall, Little Dover Wednesday, July 24 Kitchen Party: The Once Jost Building, Guysborough Waterfront Wednesday, July 24 La Grand Démarrage: Mary Beth Carty, Mimi O'Bonsawin, and Les Royal Pickles Communities Along the Bay Multi-Use Facility, Larry's River Shows are individually priced, and tickets are available now at: stanfest.com/tickets --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/east-coast-dna/message

Conclusion of an interview with producer Paul Mills who has re-mastered Stan Rogers recordings providing an update of the Stan Rogers recording collection. https://www.facebook.com/ron.moores.18

There has been a resurgence of interest in maritime songs and shanties since social media videos have spread out into the world. In a nod to popular taste, this week we begin a two-part feature focusing on maritime songs and shanties. We'll hear music from The Fisherman's Friends, Hauler, Jimmy Rankin, The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem and Stan Rogers. We'll haul away together … this week on the Sing Out! Radio Magazine.Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian FolkwaysDonogh Hennessey / “Hornpipe:Home By the Fire” / Masters of the Irish Guitar / ShanachieThe Fisherman's Friends / “Keep Hauling” /Music from the Movie Fisherman's Friends / IslandHauler / “Whalebone” / Hauler / Self-producedThe Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem / “Haul Away Joe” / In Person at Carnegie Hall / ColumbiaGreat Big Sea / “Ferryland Sealer” / Turn / SireBett Padgett / “Carrol M. Deering” / Hatteras: if a Lighthouse Could Speak.../ Ceilidhe's MusicMcKasson & McDonald / “Bay of Biscay” / Harbour / Self-producedEwan MacColl, Peggy Seeger, A.L. Lloyd & Chorus / “Blood-Red Roses” / Classic Maritime Music / Smithsonian FolkwaysJohn Doyle / “Reels:The Gooseberry Bush-The Sailor's Return” / Masters of the Irish Guitar / ShanachieJimmy Rankin / “Haul Away the Whale” / Moving East / True NorthLou Killen / “The Flying Cloud” / Blow the Man Down / TopicVarious / “Sitting in the Stern of a Boat” / Lewis & Clark Original Soundtrack / RCAStan Rogers / “Northwest Passage” / Northwest Passage / Fogarty's CoveMorrigan / “Bully in the Alley” / Classic Maritime Music / Smithsonian FolkwaysPete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways

Featuring an interview with producer Paul Mills who has re-mastered Stan Rogers recordings providing an update of the Stan Rogers recording collection.https://www.facebook.com/ron.moores.18

A young musician from Pasadena is doing his first solo show this weekend. If you love folk music, and Stan Rogers in particular, you will want to be there.17-year-old Jay Adey-Rideout has been performing with his dad for many years, but his current obsession with the music of Stan Rogers led him to decide that his first solo show would be a Stan Rogers tribute. It's happening Saturday night at the Rotary Arts Centre in Corner Brook.

This week's installment is SUMMERFOLK - Then and Now! It features the music of performers from Summerfolks past and present including: the The Duhks (theme); David Wiffen; Matt Andersen; Tom Rush; Angelique Francis; Rory Block; Mimi Obonsawin; Loreena McKennitt; Kailey Jane Hawkins; and Stan Rogers.

This weeks installment is all about work songs: the love of work; the struggle; the joy. Songs by Rita Mac Neil; Matt Andersen; Tim Harrison; Gordon Lightfoot; AnnMarie Rowland; Stan Rogers; David Mallett; Si Kahn; and JP Cormier and Dave Gunning.

It's been 40 years since Stanley Allison Rogers lost his life. He was on an Air Canada flight where a fire had broken out as he was making his way back home from a show in Texas. He was just 33 years old. But what a legacy he's left us through his recordings and songs. Even though he was born in Hamilton, Ontario, he had a connection to the Maritimes, spending summers in Guysborough County. His debut album, Fogarty's Cove contains the original song that has become a staple around pubs, clubs and campfires. Barrett's Privateers is a perfect example of a modern folk song using a traditional sea shanty as inspiration. And many musicians have been inspired by Stan's rich baritone and his knack for writing songs that would make you believe he was a farmer, a fisherman and a celtic bard. Later this summer is the 26th edition of the festival named in his honour July 20th-23rd. Troy Greencorn is the festival founder and artistic director of The Stan Rogers Folk Festival.

Our 468th episode, which aired on June 18, 2023, and featured the conclusion of our Stan Rogers tribute. Stan Rogers – Witch of Westmoreland, recorded live May 28, 1983, first show Stan Rogers – Three Fishers, recorded live May 28, 1983, first show Stan Rogers – Field Behind the Plow, recorded live May 28, 1983, first show Stan Rogers – House of Orange, recorded live May 28, 1983, first show Stan Rogers – Arts Funding Dialogue, recorded live May 28, 1983, first show Stan Rogers – White Squall, recorded live May 28, 1983, first show Stan Rogers – White Collar Hollar, recorded live May 28, 1983, second show Stan Rogers – Lookout Hill, recorded live May 28, 1983, second show Stan Rogers – The Idiot, recorded live May 28, 1983, second show Stan Rogers – Northwest Passage, recorded live May 28, 1983, second show Stan Rogers – Mary Ellen Carter, recorded live May 28, 1983, second show Stan Rogers – Down the Road, recorded live May 28, 1983, second show

Our 467th episode, which aired on June 11, 2023, and featured part two of our Stan Rogers tribute. The Irish Descendants – The Mary Ellen Carter, Remembering Stan Rogers: An East Coast Tribute Rita & Mary Rankin – The Wreck of the Athens Queen, Remembering Stan Rogers: An East Coast Tribute II Terry Kelly – Fogarty's Cove, Remembering Stan Rogers: An East Coast Tribute Ian McKinnon & Joey Kitson – The Jeannie C., Remembering Stan Rogers: An East Coast Tribute II Evans & Doherty – Lock-Keeper, Remembering Stan Rogers: An East Coast Tribute Debbie Adshade – Giant, Remembering Stan Rogers: An East Coast Tribute II Les Mechants Maquereaux – Acadian Saturday Night, Remembering Stan Rogers: An East Coast Tribute Lennie Gallant – Make and Break Harbour, Remembering Stan Rogers: An East Coast Tribute McGinty – Rolling Down to Old Maui, Remembering Stan Rogers: An East Coast Tribute II The Irish Descendants – Sailor's Rest, Remembering Stan Rogers: An East Coast Tribute II Matt Minglewood – Forty-Five Years, Remembering Stan Rogers: An East Coast Tribute

Our 466th episode, which aired on June 4, 2023, and featured part one of our Stan Rogers tribute. Big Paddy – White Squall, Times are Tough David Isom – Make and Break Harbour, Sea Songs Matching Ties – Fogarty's Cove, Matching Ties No. 1 Trouble In The Kitchen – The Lock Keeper, The Next Turn Liam Tiernan – Forty-Five Years from Now, Straight from the Heart Davy Holt – Mary Ellen Carter, Davy Holt Live The Tannahill Weavers – Harris and the Mare, Passage Albion – Barrett's Privateers, single release Kimber's Men – The Jeanie C., Wrecks on the Shore Becky Tracy & Keith Murphy – Northwest Passage, Golden Emily Groff – Tiny Fish for Japan, Small Fish

In the late-1970s and early-1980s, Stan Rogers emerged as folk music icon as he documented the people, places and history of Canada in his music. Sadly, his life was cut far too short but his legend has only grown. Thank you to Andrew from Backyard History for joining me on the show Artwork/logo design by Janet Cordahi Support: patreon.com/canadaehx Merch: www.canadaehx.com/shop Donate: canadaehx.com (Click Donate) E-mail: craig@canadaehx.com Twitter: twitter.com/craigbaird Mastadon: @canadaehx@canada.masto.host Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@cdnhistoryehx YouTube: youtube.com/c/canadianhistoryehx Want to send me something? Craig Baird PO Box 2384 Stony Plain PO Main, Alberta T7Z1X8 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to the Apocalist Book Club. I'm Nella, and I know it's been a while.  Before we get back to it with season 2, I have some other work to wrap up on our sister podcast. See, in 2007 a supernatural horror book by Dan Simmons was published and by 2016 the story was adapted by AMC for a 10 episode season called THE TERROR.  Now, I'll grant you, it's not an apocalypse. But it is a fictionalized version of what might have happened to the Franklin Expedition. And listeners, you know how this podcast feels about Doomed Polar Exploration. I have joined my wife Joy and our friend Danielle on Binge O'Clock as guest historical enthusiast and resident Franklin Expedition obsessive. You can follow along over at Binge O'Clock on Spotify starting May 22, and new episodes will be released every 2 weeks.   Enjoy this early access to the introduction episode--fter all, it was on May 19th, 178 years ago, THAT 129 officers and crewmen under the leadership of Sir John Franklin left England. Their mission was to bridge the gap on British maps, and complete the Northwest passage. Spoilers: they all died.  So I hope you'll pick up a copy of the book, give the series a watch, play that Stan Rogers song on repeat, and join us as we unpack the rats nest of book vs show vs historical record.   

This week's show looks at the human voice and acapella singing. It features Windborne; The Watersons; Gordon Lightfoot; Ojibway Square Dance; Home Free; The Nylons; Emmylou Harris, Gillian Welch and Alison Krauss; Lou Killen; Kathy Keknek and Janet Aglukkaq; The Young Tradition; and Stan Rogers.

A look ahead at the summer around the corner. The playlist doesn't run in chronological order but, for the sake of your calendar, here's what's on the show: Andy Elliott (Hami G + Lakewater, May 18 Heartwood) The Sadies (June 17, Marsh Street Center), Rufus Wainwright, Feist, Jeremy Dutcher and Weather Station (July 7-9, Mariposa Folk Fest), Daniel Lanois (July 20-21, Meaford Hall), Owen Pallett, U.S. Girls, Witch Prophet and Hayden (July 28-30, Hillside Festival) and Boogey the Beat (July 18-20, Riverfest Elora) the same weekend as Summerfolk, which gets a few nods on today's show, including a Stan Rogers tune with a local connection.

יש ארכיון דיסקים והדיסקטים (שחר: יעני תא הכפפות באוטו? אהוד - לא, הפאוץ' הזה שמלבישים על המגן שמש). וגם פעם היה צ'יינגר באוטו בבגאז' והרגשת כמו קינג. או צ'יינג'ר של 3 דיסקים במערכת של aiwa, שהיה אפשר להחליף בהם דיסקים, בזמן שאחד מנגן. וגם איך אהוד פעם כמעט קנה 100 דיסקטים בדולר, וגם פרץ קופסאות דיסקטים, ובכלל אייטם נוסטגליה על היותנו חטיארים.   לרלרת אתם חייבים לשמוע את אלבום הפאנק של שוגר זאזא ורון מיניס "למה אני חי?" https://bit.ly/3hdWyU3 עם להיטים כמו אם יש SEEN אז למה ת'לא עונה?, אבוקדו האם אתה בשל ומה אתה שולח לי JPG מה אתה ילד? ואיך אפשר בלי שלאגר השאנטי שנקרא למה לא עשיתי CTRL-S? ומיד אחריו "הלוואי הייתי עושה CTRL-S?" בפרק שחר ציין בטעות שהשיר המקורי הוא Wellerman, הכוונה הייתה לשיר Old Maui. לשיר זה יש כמה ביצועים יחסית מודרניים מהמאה האחרונה, המפורסם שבהם הוא של Stan Rogers ולאחרונה גם The Longest Johns. גם Sean Dagher עשה עליו פרק בתוכנית היוטיוב השבועית שלו Shanty Of The Week.   יש צ'טבוט חדש. האם הטרלנו אותו? ברור שכן. https://twitter.com/ehudk/status/1599445961498980352 אהוד חגג יום הולדת של "זו שקית טובה, חבל לזרוק" שנים. הוא גם חגג את יום ההולדת שממנו אפשר להגיד בגילי". המעצבת הזו עשתה משהו מדהים בשיפוץ הבית הזה: היא בו זמנית הרימה לעצמה והוכיחה כמה שהיא לא טובה בעבודה שלה. ההורים של שחר לעומת זאת עיצבו את הכל בעצמם ושכרו קבלן ופועלים והבית היה מוכן בדיוק בזמן הזמן.https://www.ynet.co.il/architecture/article/hjffhoqli הקיץ של ה-VR https://twitter.com/ehudk/status/1599480062964690944   המלצה בדקה -  אהוד: מסעדה בשם "הגן הטבעוני", שיש שם אחלה ברוסקטה, נאגטים של סויה, פיצה, ניוקי וריזוטו טבעוניים ודי טעימים. שחר: הדוקומנטרי העצמאי של האיש שלקח את ההורים שלו לברנינג מן https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CYCw7WSNNQ

Each year we set aside a program to concentrate on acapella vocals. This edition of “Send the Band Home” features some glorious vocalists, including The Birmingham Sunlights, Frankie Armstrong and Friends, Stan Rogers, Kongero, Windborne, Finest Kind and many more. We're giving the band the night off … this week on The Sing Out! Radio Magazine.Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian FolkwaysThe Swingle Sinngers / “Country Dances” / Around the World / EratoPete Seeger / “My Father's Mansion” / The Essential Pete Seeger / VanguardDeisus / “The Angels, Seeing the Entrance of the Most Pure Maiden“ / Russian Medieval Chant / ChandosThe Birmingham Sunlights / “Dig a Little Deeper” / For Old Time's Sake / Flying FishKenny Vance & the Planotones / “Diamonds And Pearls” / Soundtrack to the Doo Wop Era: A Kenny Vance Collection / AceFrankie Armstrong & Friends / “Earth, Air, Fire and Water”(Excerpt) / Cats of Coven Lawn / Self-producedBobby McFerrin / “Sunshine of Your Love” / Simple Pleasures / Blue NoteStan Rogers / “Northwest Passage” / Northwest Passage / Fogarty's CoveThe Swingle Singers / “Joshua Fought the Battle of Jericho” / Around the World / EratoPeter Bellamy w/ Louis Killen / “The Shepherd of the Downs” / Both Sides Then / TopicKongero / “Kling Klang” / Live in Longueuil / Nordic NotesWindborne / Which Side Are You On” /Revolutions / Wand'ring FeetIn Sweetest Union / “Windham” / In Sweetest Union / Community Music School of Santa CruzJoni Mitchell / “The Fiddle and the Drum” / Clouds / RepriseFinest Kind / “The Times They Are A-Changin'” / Silks & Spices / Fallen AnglePete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways

This week's show is a visit to the roots of some of Canada's best known songs, a look at people who write songs with depth about the culture they live in, the people they meet, their personal interests and passions, and their joy of living. Artists include: Kate and Anna McGarrigle; The Travellers; Wade Hemsworth; Jim Layeux; Rodney Brown; Stan Rogers; Tanglefoot; Maria Dunn; David Bradstreet; and Ian and Sylvia.

Bruce. A whole bunch of new releases. World Aids Day. Stan Rogers. Geoff Berner. Sam Bush. Hazel & Alice. And more.Playlist: Ginalina, featuring Liang Zhi Laohu - Two TigersMarissa Nadler - So Long and Far AwayKronos Quartet, Kyp Malone, Tunde Adebimpe + Stuart Bogie - Sorrow, Tears + BloodOmar Sosa and Seckou Keita - Gniri BalmaSam Bush - A Simple Thing As LoveJake Blount - Once There Was No SunHazel Dickens & Alice Gerrard - Sugar Tree StompPharis & Jason Romero - A Bit Old SchoolJohn Hewitt - Mountain TownDave Gunning - Middle GroundStan Rogers - The Witch of the WestmorelandMary Beth Carty - Oran Boisdale (Fail i Fail o)Jocelyn Pettit - Silk and SpiceGeoff Berner - What Kind of Bear Am I?Fairuz - It's Not A ProblemWhat Does It Eat - BreathBristol Manor - Something In The Woods

Europejczycy, od XV wieku intensywnie poszukiwali morskiej drogi wiodącej do Indii, jak ówcześnie nazywano Azję. Kolumb szukał na południowych szlakach. Niechcący przy tym odkrył Amerykę. Anglicy postanowili szukać na północy. Pierwszy był John Cabot, czy właściwie Giovanni Cabotto. Włoski żeglarz na służbie Henryka VII. Już w 1496 roku wyruszył szukać przejścia północno zachodniego, jak je później nazwali Anglicy. Po Cabocie całe zastępy podróżników i żeglarzy, finansowane przez rządy, armie, czy prywatne biznesy, przez ponad trzysta lat poszukiwały północnej drogi do „Kitaju”. Gra wydawała się warta świeczki, dziś wiemy że nawet po wybudowaniu kanału Panamskiego i Sueskiego Przejście Północno Zachodnie skraca drogę z Europy do Azji o ponad 4 tys. kilometrów. Jaka oszczędność paliwa i czasu? Prawda? Ale dziś wiemy również, że minie jeszcze wiele lat zanim ta droga zyska na znaczeniu ekonomicznym. I nie będzie to dla nas radosna nowina, przejście otworzy się gospodarczo, gdy w wyniku ocieplenia klimatu znacząco zmniejszy się pakiet lodowy. O skutkach tych zmian nawet nie ma co wspominać. Przejścia Pólnocno-Zachodniego szukali najwięksi odkrywcy swoich czasów. Wielu z nich zostawiło na wodach północnych swoje życie, niektórzy nazwiska na mapach. Chyba najsłynniejszą wyprawę, w XIX wieku, odbył Sir John Franklin. Wyruszył w 1845 roku i niestety nie wrócił, ani on ani żaden członek jego załogi. Nie odkrył też oczywiście przejścia. Ale w ślad za Franklinem ruszyło blisko 30 wypraw ratunkowych. I niektóre z nich poczyniły pewne odkrycia. W latach 1850-54 Robert McClure jako pierwszy przebył Przejście statkiem i saniami. W latach 1903 -1906 wielki podróżnik norweski Roald Amundsen przebył Przejście drogą wyłącznie morską. Przepłynięcie na żaglach arktycznej drogi w ciągu jednego sezonu, udało się dopiero w 1977 roku. Holender Willy de Roos na trzynastometrowym keczu przemierzył przejście północno zachodnie w niewiele ponad 3 miesiące. Droga morska z tak bogatą historią musiała oczywiście zagościć w tekstach piosenek morskich. Najpiękniejszą z nich jest Northwest Passage, jak z angielska przejście się nazywa. Napisał ją Stan Rogers, wspaniały kanadyjski muzyk folkowy. Urodził się i wychowywał w Ontario, wakacje często spędzał w Nowej Szkocji. W jego twórczości jest wiele tradycyjnie brzmiących pieśni, często o tematyce związanej z morzem lub ludźmi morza. Rogers przez gwiazdy muzyki folkowej był uznawany za jeden z największych folkowych talentów Ameryki Północnej. Niestety za życia zdążył wydać zaledwie 4 płyty, w wieku 33 lat zginął w katastrofie lotniczej. Do dziś jednak jego piosenki są często nagrywane przez wielu artystów, nie tylko folkowych. A „Northwest Passage" swego czasu zyskała miano nieoficjalnego hymnu Kanady. Northwest Passage Stana Rogersa to nie tylko opowieść o poszukiwaniu przejścia północno zachodniego. Autor w piosence wspomina również traperów i odkrywców, którzy eksplorowali ziemie dzisiejszej Kanady i Stanów Zjednoczonych. Zainspirowała go własna podróż, jaką odbył koncertując z zespołem. Snuje w niej refleksje czym różni się jego życie, od życia odkrywców geograficznych. Sam tytuł Northwest Passage jest więc symbolem wyzwania, wyrzeczenia się życiowej stabilizacji i przygody. W Polsce mamy piękny przekład tekstu autorstwa Doroty Potoręckiej z legendarnego zespołu Smugglers. Niezwykle charyzmatycznie wyśpiewuje do dzisiaj ten tekst Grzegorz GooRoo Tyszkiewicz. Znam wielu takich, co uznają jego wykonanie za najpiękniejsze. Sail Ho Audycja zawiera utwory: „Northwest Passage” w wykonaniu Stana Rogersa z zespołem, słowa i muzyka: Stan Rogers „Northwest Passage” w wykonaniu Grzegorza „GooRoo” Tyszkiewicza, słowa: Dorota Potoręcka, muzyka: Stan Rogers

Having been recently rescued from their own troubles by Mari-Elin, Tric and Heppa repay the favor by helping the human carter in return. Scene 3Scene 4 GM Notes Part of this arc was inspired by The Mary Ellen Carter by Canadian folk music legend Stan Rogers. I'd had the idea for this encounter bumping around in my head for a while, but I had no specific plan to use it in this arc. However, when the bats were getting the better of the PCs at the end of last episode, that seemed the perfect time to bring Mari-Elin into play. You can find it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGRP3jxwD_A Our character art by Del Borovic and the map we refer to (by me!) can be found here. Our music is sampled from Return to Wesnoth by Matthias Westlund (aka West), licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0, part of The Battle for Wesnoth Project. Visit them at wesnoth.org. Need context? Jump to the start of the series!

We're about to take a few weeks off, but before we do that, let's cover some listener requests! While not themed, per se, they both deal with the hustle and bustle of the winter holiday season. "Winona Ryder Hates Christmas" by Fake Shark Real Zombie is a song that takes its inexplicably silly premise seriously, while "At Last, I'm Ready For Christmas" by Stan Rogers deftly injects some sincerity into a silly-sounding scenario. The ranking music in this episode is "Dear Abby" by John Prine. Thank you to Scott and Knut for these requests!

Michał is a member of the Polish shanty group Perły i Łotry and a sitting Member of the Sejm of the Republic of Poland. Shanties play a special role in the Polish music scene, which is surprising given the country is largely land-locked! Michał talks to us all about how shanties came to be so popular in his country and what makes shanty singing in Poland different from anywhere else in the world. We also get his on-the-ground perspective on the war in neighbouring Ukraine.⚓︎ Shanties featured:- Opening credits: Paddy Doyle's Boots, trad. arranged by Pressgang Mutiny- Live song: Donkey Riding, trad. arranged by Michał Mrozik and Pressgang Mutiny- Live song: Burza (Bully in the Alley), trad. arranged by Perły i Łotry- Live song: Northwest Passage (Polish), English version written by Stan Rogers, arranged by Perły i Łotry feat. Chris Ricketts- Recorded song: My Mother Told Me, trad. arranged by Perły i Łotry- Recorded song: My Mother Told Me, trad. arranged by Perły i Łotry and L. B. One- Closing credits: Cape Breton Lullaby, trad. arranged by Perły i Łotry⚓︎ Find out more about Perły i Łotry @perlyilotry ⚓︎ Find out more about Pressgang Mutiny here:- pressgangmutiny.com- facebook.com/pressgangmutiny- TikTok, Twitter, and Instagram: @pressgangmutiny

Each year we set aside a program to concentrate on a capella recordings. The 2022 edition of “Send the Band Home” features some glorious vocalists including The Birmingham Sunlights, Frankie Armstrong and Friends, Stan Rogers, Kongero, Windborne, Finest Kind and many more. We're giving the band the night off … on the next edition of The Sing Out! Radio Magazine.Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian FolkwaysThe Swingle Singers / “Country Dances” / Around the World / EratoPete Seeger / “My Father's Mansion” / The Essential Pete Seeger / VanguardDeisus / “The Angels, Seeing the Entrance of the Most Pure Maiden“ / Russian Medieval Chant / ChandosThe Birmingham Sunlights / “Dig a Little Deeper” / For Old Time's Sake / Flying FishKenny Vance & the Planotones / “Diamonds And Pearls” / Soundtrack to the Doo Wop Era: A Kenny Vance Collection / AceFrankie Armstrong & Friends / “Earth, Air, Fire and Water”(Excerpt) / Cats of Coven Lawn / Self ProducedBobby McFerrin / “Sunshine of Your Love” / Simple Pleasures / Blue NoteStan Rogers / “Northwest Passage” / Northwest Passage / Fogarty's CoveThe Swingle Singers / “Joshua Fought the Battle of Jericho” / Around the World / EratoPeter Bellamy w/ Louis Killen / “The Shepherd of the Downs” / Both Sides Then / TopicKongero / “Kling Klang” / Live in Longueuil / Nordic NotesWindborne / Which Side Are You On” /Revolutions / Wand'ring FeetIn Sweetest Union / “Windham” / In Sweetest Union / Community Music School of Santa CruzJoni Mitchell / “The Fiddle and the Drum” / Clouds / RepriseFinest Kind / “The Times They Are A-Changin'” / Silks & Spices / Fallen AnglePete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways

This week we discuss the 1983 sinking of the SS Marine Electric, a pivotal moment in the history of ship safety and the US Coast Guard's rescue capabilities. Intro/outro music clip: "The Mary Ellen Carter" - Stan Rogers (1979)Sources:"Marine Casualty Report - SS Marine Electric O.N. 245675, Capsize and Sinking in the Atlantic Ocean on 12 February 1983 with Multiple Loss of Life." U.S. Coast Guard. "SS Marine Electric: The Ship That Changed The Coast Guard." gCaptain, 12 Feb 2019Frump, Robert. Until the Sea Shall Free Them: Life, Death, and Survival in the Merchant Marine. 2002. US Coast Guard Swimmer Rescue ProgramSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/beyondthebreakers)

Stan Rogers-The Mary Ellen Carter reaction!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/conversations-with-vin-and-sori/support

In this episode, Sonja tells us about her interest and preliminary research in using Canadian music with Canadian clients. We talk a lot about music written by Stan Rogers and it's clinical applications and implications. Sonja is currently completing her Bachelor's Degree of Music Therapy at Wilfrid Laurier University, in […]

No new episode this week since I'm a little under the weather. Instead we will release last month's bonus episode! Hope you enjoy!Link to Stan Roger's Northwest PassageCover by Unleash the Archers that was discussed.Link to Wreck of the Athens QueenSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/beyondthebreakers)

A wide-ranging, informative, and hilarious conversation with renowned shanty singer and educator David Coffin, song leader of the Revels musical program and Director of the Narration Program for Boston Harbor Cruises.  ⚓︎ Shanties featured:  - Opening credits: Paddy Doyle's Boots, trad. arranged by Pressgang Mutiny  - Live song: Noah's Ark, trad. arranged by David Coffin  - Live song: Chantey Challenge, by David Coffin  - Closing credits: Bully in the Alley, trad. arranged by Pressgang Mutiny feat. The Bilge Rats   ⚓︎ Find out more about David Coffin here:  - Davidcoffin.com  - TikTok: @chanteyman - Revels: www.revels.org  - Boston Harbour Cruises: www.bostonharborcruises.com  - Blow the Man Down (movie): www.amazon.com/Blow-Man-Down-June-Squibb/dp/B084H2K28P  ⚓︎ Find out more about Pressgang Mutiny here:  - pressgangmutiny.com  - facebook.com/pressgangmutiny  - TikTok, Twitter, and Instagram: @pressgangmutiny  ⚓︎ Find out more about Today's Tall Ship: TS Playfair  - brigs.ca Correction: White Collar Holler was written by Nigel Russel, not Stan Rogers.Send us your comments and feedback. If you have a Tall Ship you'd like to see featured, get in touch!

This episode we talk about four underrated Christmas songs - from No Doubt, through Stan Rogers to Jethro Tull. There are also some honourable mentions, and even our most disliked Christmas songs!

This is the first episode of a genre swapping series - I make a playlist for a friend, and they make one in return, based on music that we know little about! I am joined by my friend Felix, and he has given me some UK Drill to listen to, while I have given him some trad folk. Definitely an odd contrast. in this episode we talk about the artists: SL, FOLHIO, Digga D, Dave, Tion Wayne, June Tabor, Martin Simpson, Daoirí Farrell and Stan Rogers

William “Grit” Laskin is not only one of the world's most talented and respected makers of steel-string, classical and flamenco guitars, but he expertly adds unique designs to the guitars he builds through intricate engraved inlay artwork. His fans include legendary guitarists such as Rik Emmett, Tom Cochrane, k.d.lang, Jesse Cook, Garnet Rogers, and Stan Rogers. And Canada's National Museum of History has four of his guitars in its permanent collection.A short list of his achievements and recognitions include:receiving Canada's prestigious Saidye Bronfman Award For Excellence in fine crafts, the first and only instrument maker to be honouredbeing an elected fellow of the Royal Canadian Academy of the Artsreceiving the Estelle Klein lifetime achievement Award from the Ontario Council of Folk Festivals, and being a recipient of Canada's highest civilian honour, the Order Of CanadaHe is a leader in his field, co-founding the Association of Stringed Instrument Artisans, an international trade organization geared to professional builders and repairers of musical instruments. He's also a co-founder of BOREALIS RECORDS, Canada's first national Folk music label and a co-founder of the Canadian Folk Music Awards.It may not surprise you to hear that he's also a musician, songwriter and singer. He plays the guitar, mandolin, Northumbrian smallpipes and concertina and has recorded four solo albums of original music.Add to all of that the title of “Author” with books including “A Guitarmaker's Canvas; The Inlay Art Of Grit Laskin” as well as his most recent publication: “Grand Complications – 50 Guitars+50 Stories”. On this episode, host Angela de Burger chats with Grit about how he developed his style as a guitar maker (luthier), his creative process when crafting a new instrument, what drives him to innovate, and what inspires him to incorporate so many storytelling elements into his engraved inlay designs.Say hi to Grit and learn more about his creative process:  Website: https://williamlaskin.com  Facebook   His book: Grand Complications: 50 Guitars + 50 StoriesGroup Of Seven Guitar Project: Jesse Cook plays the guitar created by Grit Laskin that was inspired by  F. H. Varley, a member of the Group of Seven as part of a project at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection Gallery.  Show mentions:     - Grit recommends firing up your creativity with this book by Betty Edwards: “Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain”----Creative Pulse Podcast socials:  Instagram https://www.instagram.com/creativepulsepodcast  Twitter https://twitter.com/CreativePulseTWMusic credit: https://www.purple-planet.com

Stan Rogers is arguably the most underrated folk musician of the 1970s. He had it all: the voice, the lyrics, the songs and the attitude. Tragically, he died at the age of 33 in a plane crash at his creative peak. Luckily for us though, he left us a brilliant body of folk music, ranging from sea shanties to traditional ballads - all brilliantly performed and recorded. In this episode I talk to my brother about Stan's musicianship, and the skills of those who recorded with him.

OK, so this is a weird one. But basically, a few months ago I tried to think of a song with a name in for each letter of the alphabet. For example: Annie's Song for A, Barbara Ann for B. This is the first in a series of podcasts introducing some of these songs to my friends. We're starting at the beginning of the alphabet (crazy, I know), with A, B & C. The songs discussed here are: Alucard by Gentle Giant; Barrett's Privateers by Stan Rogers; and Carmelita by Warren Zevon.

Continuing the trend of odd episode themes, this time I am talking to my brother about similar songs, and comparing them. Not rip offs, per se, but similar in theme or subject matter... you'll just have to listen to see what I mean! Either way, where else are you going to hear a classic Kate Bush song and the Pina Colada Song mentioned in the same breath? If you're interested in listening to the music discussed in this episode, check out the playlist on spotify! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1zgMzbGZeZxx1Fa3M8cKVA?si=g-5dji9GTlCfJnQEEvU-iQ