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Saturday January 30th, 2021 with Mike Regenstreif and Chris White
Marc Nerenberg, Jim Hurcomb
* Award-winning folk DJ Mike Regenstreif shares '40 minutes of uninterrupted folk'. Mike's new weekly music show called 'Stranger Songs' will debut on CKCU on Tuesday, Feb. 9 from 3:30 to 5:00 pm Eastern.
* Montreal-based musician Marc Nerenberg plays a definitive version of "The Fox' and reminisces about the Swahili stage name he acquired while living in Tanzania!
* Ottawa radio legend Jim Hurcomb chats about his brand-new book entitled "Rockin' on the Rideau: Ottawa's Golden Age of Rock and Roll" (Friesen Press, https://www.friesenpress.com). Jim started his journey into the world of radio at CKCU way back in 1973!
| '40 minutes of uninterrupted folk' courtesy of Mike Regenstreif |
| Come Around El Coyote - El Coyote - El Coyote 
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| Rec Room Corin Raymond - Dirty Mansions - Local Rascal Records
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| Yukon Women Susan Ellenton - Learning to Listen - Susan Ellenton
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| Ontario Song Maria Dunn - Joyful Banner Blazing - Distant Whisper
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| This Time Around: A Banjo-Harmonica Duet Marc Nerenberg - Little Birdie: Birds, Beasts & Banjo Blues New
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| Strange and Beautiful Things Orit Shimoni - Strange and Beautiful Things - Orit Shimoni
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| Scared to Dance Rick Fines - Solar Powered Too - Rick Fines
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| Drift Away Suzie Vinnick - Shake the Love Around - Suzie Vinnick
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| Rabbit Rob Lutes - Walk in the Dark - Lucky Bear
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| The Workingman’s Blues Kat Goldman - The Workingman’s Blues - Kat Goldman
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| The Best Song Ever Written Shelley Posen - Ontario Moon - Well Done Music
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| Mike Regenstreif comments on the '40 minutes'. |
| Flow River Flow Steel Rail - Coming Home
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| Woodsmoke and Oranges Three Sheets To The Wind - Grace Under Pressure
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| Interview with Marc Nerenberg |
| The Fox Marc Nerenberg - Little Birdie: Birds, Beasts & Banjo Blues
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| Something Beautiful Lynn Miles - Fall for Beauty
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| Line By Line Linda Morrison - Line By Line
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| Interview with Jim Hurcomb about his new book: "Rockin' on the Rideau: Ottawa's Golden Age of Rock and Roll" (Friesen Press). |
| About Jim Hurcomb: Unless your mom hid your transistor radio in 1973 and still hasn’t given it back, chances are you know who Jim Hurcomb is. From 1973 to 1980, Jim was one of the most popular voices on CKCU FM, Ottawa’s first cool FM station. From 1980 to 2000 he hosted a number of programs on CHEZ 106, including the afternoon variety show “In The City”, the very loud “Power Chords” and the flagship “Morning Show”, first as half of “Geoff (Winter) and Jim”, and later as “Jim and J.R. (John Rogers)". Then it was 8 years at CFRA co-hosting “Middle-Aged, Bald Guys” with Al Fleming. These days, some 47 years after pushing that first button, Hurcomb is still behind the microphone, hosting and producing “The Sound of the Underground” on LIVE88.5, heard Sunday nights at 9. Away from radio, Jim is deeply involved in other aspects of music as a musician, teacher, music trivia host and writer. “Rockin’ on the Rideau” is his first book. |
| Low Man Don Norman and the Other Four - .
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| Across the Sea Doris Folkens - Doris Folkens
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| A Fool for Every Season Eugene Ruffolo - A Fool for Every Season
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| The Bottomless Cup Jennifer Noxon - Watch As You Walk
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Ah!!! Drift Away by Suzie Vinnick! I haven't heard that song for a while. Thanks!
10:36 AM, January 30th, 2021