What Are You Listening To...Canadian Edition.

[Kazmanian Devil]

would be surprised if this hasn't been posted yet

 

 

[Salmonberries]

 

[Salmonberries]

 

[420since1974]

 

[chon derry]

 

 

 

Edited June 5, 2016 by chon derry

[Sean Monahan]

 

[ShakyWalton]

Bobby Curtola dead at 73..huge string of hits in the 60s.....RIP

 

 

Edited June 6, 2016 by ShakyWalton

[ShakyWalton]

 

[Salmonberries]

 

[chon derry]

 

[420since1974]

I saw Barney Bentall in the early 80s when he was touring the bars as Brandon Wolf.

[420since1974]

 

[ShakyWalton]

 

[chon derry]

you may hear a similarity to chilliwack or the headpins with this song ,as brian "to loud" mcleod and ab bryant  from chilliwack and headpins fame colaberated with alfie on this classic .i listen to this song cranked to max!

 

Edited June 6, 2016 by chon derry

[TNucks1]

most of you have covered alot of the rock, ill post some Canadian  rap/hiphop.
 

 

 

 

 

Edited June 6, 2016 by TNucks1

[ShakyWalton]

18 minutes ago, chon derry said:

you may hear a similarity to chilliwack or the headpins with this song ,as brian "to loud" mcleod and ab bryant  from chilliwack and headpins fame colaberated with alfie on this classic .i listen to this song cranked to max!

 

I always liked Alfie...good choice....

 

 

[Kragar]

 

I remember the day I bought this on 45... it was the day I learned that it doesn't take much to have vinyl melt in the car on a sunny day.  I was so bummed that I had warped it before I ever got to play it.  I was semi-successful flattening it out again, but couldn't quite keep it from skipping.  Not sure if I was too stubborn, too cheap, or too broke, but I never replaced it.

 

A fun song, good to drive to.

[420since1974]

 

[Cerridwen]

 

Played the grooves right off-a that Ghosts That Haunt Me album....

 

 

 

Edited June 7, 2016 by Cerridwen

[Cerridwen]

Terry Bush wrote this song as the theme song for Littlest Hobo (and who doesn’t remember THAT gem?)..... the show ran its course and he went back to writing jingles. Almost 20 years later, the co-writer of the song contacted him to say the song was being used in a bank advert in Britain. The song took off and was covered by other bands and was sung in pubs at closing time. In 2011, it was used in another British advert and went to number 1 on the country charts for both iTunes and Amazon in the U.K.  Who’da thunk it, eh?