What Are You Listening To...Canadian Edition.

[Angry Goose]

1 hour ago, Tre Mac said:

Can't post youtube clips at work but a good little ditty by a local band is 'Lucky Ones' by Pride Tiger.  Used to get a lot of play on CFOX but I guess that band in now defunct.  Too bad, that was such a sweet party song.

A couple members of PT also were in 3 Inches of Blood's earliest incarnation.  S.T.R.E.E.T.S too

[Gurn]

Get out of the way, here come the Stampeders

 

 

 Banjos can be good.

 

 

[chon derry]

IDLE EYES - Blue Train - YouTube.webarchive

Edited May 20, 2016 by chon derry
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[Nucker 67]

Wow, the Stampeders was the first concert I ever went to, back in the 70s.

[Gurn]

My first concert, I got to sit in the middle of 3 of us while something was passed back and forth.

 

 

[Where's Wellwood]

1 hour ago, thejazz97 said:

 

I had no idea thousand foot krutch was Canadian. I love 'Welcome to the Masquerade ' and 'War of Change'.

[Where's Wellwood]

Also, Nickleback's older stuff. Don't hate.

[Nuxfanabroad]

Love hearin' Joni Mitchell, mornings chillin' at home. This woman painted pictures literally & figuratively.

 

Full album: Hejira, Blue, Court & Spark, For The Roses

 

Chilliwack

Robbie Robertson

Kim Mitchell

Jerry Doucette(Mama Let Him Play!)

Barney Bentall(great debut album)

Bryan Reckless

etc...

 

PS- Forgot KD Lang..whatta voice!

Edited May 20, 2016 by Nuxfanabroad
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[thejazz97]

15 minutes ago, Where's Wellwood said:

I had no idea thousand foot krutch was Canadian. I love 'Welcome to the Masquerade ' and 'War of Change'.

Haha yeah, they're from Ontario IIRC.

 

They actually came to a youth conference in SK and I got to see them live 

[YEGCanuck]

3 hours ago, ShakyWalton said:

Could it be the Collins Brothers..they were from Burnaby and their mother was a well known singer in the 60s-70s..Eleanor Collins...there was also 2 other brothers that sang back then..The Raible Brothers..they still do the odd gig around town for a kick.

Thanks, I was thinking of the Raible Brothers. Man, I still remember Tommy Chong playing at the Smilin' Buddha on Main near Hastings. The Cave and Issy's brought in some decent acts. There was another place downtown owned by the Philaponie family (forgive the spelling) it was a bottle club that had all sorts of things going on back in the day.

[riffraff]

Margot Timmins

 

love her voice

[ShakyWalton]

1 hour ago, YEGCanuck said:

Thanks, I was thinking of the Raible Brothers. Man, I still remember Tommy Chong playing at the Smilin' Buddha on Main near Hastings. The Cave and Issy's brought in some decent acts. There was another place downtown owned by the Philaponie family (forgive the spelling) it was a bottle club that had all sorts of things going on back in the day.

I think it was The Penthouse if not mistaken..

[Coconuts]

 

[riffraff]

Juno winners

 

 

@SILLY GOOSE

[Gurn]

2 hours ago, riffraff said:

Margot Timmins

 

love her voice

2 hours ago, riffraff said:

Margot Timmins

 

love her voice

2 hours ago, riffraff said:

Margot Timmins

 

love her voice

The Trinity Sessions is a very, very good recording.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4XVJj4jER

 

 

 

[riffraff]

22 minutes ago, gurn said:

The Trinity Sessions is a very, very good recording.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4XVJj4jER

 

 

 

Ya

 

ibr been a fan since my teens.

 

i knew some of her hits but my dad teally liked her and I remember him listening.  Those are good memories.  Reminds me of him.

[ShakyWalton]

 

[Gurn]

Psst, come on turn it up.  Turn it up,   come on........... Turn It Loud

 

 

 

[Nuxfanabroad]

Tom Cochrane put out some amazing songs.

 

Mad, Mad World was a brilliant early 90's release(Life isa' Highway, No Regrets, etc...)

 

Blue Rodeo is also rather killer.

[Alflives]

Hedley are great.  BTO they were okay.  And Buton Cumming's band.