The joys of sharing Canadian music with you, awesome listeners, is truly great stuff. Thanks for tuning in - here is who we sampled today:

Gord Downie [with] The Sadies, Conquering the Sun, I'm Free Disarray Me;
Slates, Taiga, New Factory;
Sean Cronin, Very Good?, & Beat Each Day;
Star City Lights, Star City Lights, Cue the Static;
Fountain, Fountain, New Age Prices;
Sean Cronin, Very Good!, Reprise;
Amy VanKeeken, Live Right, Best Part of Going Away;
The Skinny, Presents the Skinny Pill, Keep Turning Blue;
Miss Quincy and the Showdowns, Roadside Recovery, Rush Hour Traffic with a Hangover;
Caity Fisher, The Final Frontier, Gamblin Woman Rock;
Wilfred N and the Grown Men, Wilfred N and the Grown Men, Nobody Has to Know;
Audrey Ochoa Quartet, Trombone & Other Delights, Snap Crackle Flop;
Greg De Denus, Solo Piano Live at Gallery 345, In Walked Bud;
Michael Feuerstack & Associates, Soda & Ice, When I Pay You Back Someday [with Leif Vollebekk on vocals];
Cosy Father, Loser Birds, Burn My Bones;
Just a Season, Just a Season, Sundowner;
Mark Alexander McIntyre, Grapes (One Kind Favor), Life of Bad Luck;
Keiffer McLean, Drama in the Attic, Jive Turkey;
Eccodek, Singing in Tongues, Village In Me;
Sugarfoot, Sugarfoot, Muddy Water;
Jasmine Netsena, Take You With Me, Lie To Myself;
Model Clocks, Mabel, Dizzy;
Prehistoric, Walking Backwards On An Escalator, Microphone Murder;

Keeping the background entertaining was Mark Hasselbach Perspective and their wonderful 1982 vinyl titled Solar Winds.

Don't forget David Barsamian is coming to Edmonton thanks to CJSR. Check him out at the Stanley A Milner Library this Friday the 25th of April from 7 to 8:30 - live music at 6:30 compliments of Casper Hollands - admission by donation.