Canadian musicians provide the best entertainment anywhere - and that's no joke! (It no longer being April Fool's Day you see.)
Here's what we listened to today:
Dust Rhinos, Got Guinness?, Got Guinness;
Del Barber, Love Songs for the Last 20, Home To Manitoba;
The Highest Order, If It's Real, Widow;
J.R. Shore, State Theatre, Dayton Free;
Union Duke, Bandits & Bridges, Fire & the Furs;
J.R. Shore, State Theatre, Smokey Joe's Cafe;
Eric St.Laurent Trio, Dale, Uxulo;
Alex Clements, Waiting For You, The New Tune;
Cameron Wallis, Calling Dexter, Calling Dexter;
Kevin Breit & The Upper York Mandolin Orchestra, Field Recording, Worry Floor;
Shuug and the Temporary Men, Shuug and the Temporary Men, Long Hard Winter;
The Crackling, Mary Magdalene, Sold the Children;
Thom Swift, The Fortunate Few, Circle of Boots;
Spoke and Mirror, The Music Is the Message, Postelectric Poverty;
Pigeon Hole, Chimp Blood, Pyramids;
Boogat, El Dorado Sunset, Pa'Tu Casa;
Gianna Lauren, On Personhood, Thread;
Beekeeper, Shout At People, I Don't Need Hope I Need Whiskey;
In the background, keeping all dead-air spaces at bay for me, we listened to some old Canadian country vinyl ... Crowcuss and their album Starting To Show.
This morning I also had a live guest from Women Riding Into the Future, a Women's Motorcycle event taking place August 15-18. To find out all the particulars, including workshops at the event, check out the website ... womenridingintothefuture.eventbrite.ca. Many thanks to the ladies of Manitoba and friends for coming on the show to talk up this awesome event.
And as always ... thanks for lending me your ears!
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