You know that spring is sowing the seeds for the blossoming of Summer Festivals here in Edmonton. This weekend check out Hot Plains Music Fest to get you in the mood, and to hear some totally awesome music. Speaking of which, here is what we listened to today on Put R in D for Dangle:
Corin Raymond & the Sundowners, Paper Nickels, Little Bird;
Alex Vissia, Young Love, Heat Wave;
Jack Marks, Blues Like These, Stray Dog;
Sunshine Shores, Beauty Contest, Late Bloomer;
Scott Cook, One More Time Around, When We're Back Around;
David Francey, So Say We All, Ordinary Man;
Patrick Lac, Bridges, Sing Out;
Jey Witten, Jey Witten, Man on a River Plateau;
Scott Cook, One More Time Around, Pass It Along;
Tyler Hornby B3 Trio, Locus, Nardis;
Bill King, Cinemascope Orchestrations for Piano, Clear Mountain Moon;
WPBE, Dost Thou Believeth in Science?, House For His Heart;
The Sorels, Daylight, Salem;
Maylee Todd, Escapology, Did Everything I Could;
The Brains, The Monster Within, Give It All;
Lucid44, Sweep Sweep, Run Scared (Two Spirits);
Reversing Falls, Reversing Falls, Pyramid Scheme;
Vandana Vishwas, Monologues, Yehi Ek Lamha;
Dub Matix, Rebel Massive, Black Market Dub;
Ben Sures, Son of Trouble, Love Will Kick Your Ass;
Nick Ferrio & His Feelings, Nick Ferrio & His Feelings, Other Side of Town;
Subtractive Lad, The Language of Flowers, The Opposite of Easy;
In the background, we heard some old Canadian jazz from - naturally - vinyl. Filling the gaps in perfect style was the Paul Cram Orchestra (featuring Julius Hemphill) from the LP titled Beyond Benghazi. Hope you enjoyed it too.
I am hoping to post a copy of the show here later today, so that you can re-listen and tell your friends to re-listen ... don't forget to come back and check it out. Enjoy your week!!
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