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Saturday February 11th, 2012 with Chopper McKinnon
Bruce White from the ByTowne Cinema: Music and Movies

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Crazy to Love You
Leonard Cohen - Old Ideas Canadian New
Girls These Days
Adam Cohen - Like a Man Canadian New
Ash Babe
Dan Mangan - Postcards and Dreaming Canadian
One Step
David Wiffen - David Wiffen Canadian
I Always Told You the Truth
Lynn Miles - Black Flowers, Volume 1&2 Canadian
Tequila Maria
Tony Turner - The Lost Sketches Canadian
Cold Canadian Road
Rob Lutes - Ride the Shadows Canadian
News from Up the Street
Anne Lindsay - News from Up the Street Canadian
Dance in the Evermore
Lynne Hanson - Eleven Months Canadian
When I Hear You
Alan Black - Happy as a Monkey Canadian
Two tunes
Mary Gick & Chris Bartos - (live at Rasputin's) Canadian
From This Day On
Linda Morrison - Line By Line Canadian
Four-Letter Word
Laura Smith - B'tween the Earth and My Soul Canadian
All the Diamonds
Melanie Doane - 1,000 Nights Canadian
Drive-In Movie
Fred Eaglesmith - Drive-In Movie Canadian
Goin' to the Movies
Scott Merritt - Gravity Is Mutual Canadian
Interactive CKCU
Ken
Thanks for this playlist thing. It is great for those of us listening going wow who is that again. Dina asked who is that during the first song and I responded it's Adam's dad. She thought me a fool because musically Adam is Leonard's son and not vice versa

10:31 AM, February 11th, 2012
Chopper McKinnon (host)
To win a copy of Leonard Cohen's new CD, "Old Ideas", add your name here and listen for your name to be announced at the end of the show. Winner can contact Chris at 613-327-9621 after the show to pick up yor prize.

10:37 AM, February 11th, 2012
Paul Dehler
Hi, I just caught the last part of the broadcast which mentinned the Leonard Cohen contest. I'm not sure what, if anything I need to do to qualify but I will mention what the words and music of Leonard Cohen mean to me. The music of Mr. Cohen is often characterized as "dark" and "depressing" but this is a simplistic interpretation of his intelligent and insightful oeuvre. Mr. Cohen is a poet in the purest sense of the term: a guide, a sage, an interpreter of dreams and a teller of stories. His critical eye cracks through our hardened shells in order "to let the light shine in". He draws upon his Jewish, Canadian, and quebecois sensitivities in order to guide us through the joys and the hardships of life. How often have I recalled a Leonard Cohen song lyric when confronted with the irrational absurdities of life either at work, in politics, or in current events. I saw Leonard Cohen perform in Montreal two years ago (three?) and he was wonderful: he enterd the stage looking his advanced age, bent over and walking with the slowed gait of an elder. He sang for almost three hours (with an intermission) and after several encores he skipped off the stage, renewed, reinvigorated by the joy of music. The audience was filled with joy and good spirit. That is Leonard Cohen. Cheers Paul Dehler 1337 Morley Blvd. Ottawa K2C 1R1 613-274-0991

10:47 AM, February 11th, 2012
James Murray
I saw Leonard live at Massey Hall in the mid 1980's. Still a great performer. So do we have to leave a phone # or email address to enter the contest?

10:50 AM, February 11th, 2012
Cathy Remus
Great contest, and a great way to see who else is listening out there...something I've always been curious about!

10:52 AM, February 11th, 2012
Alan Weekes
Hey Chopper and Chris, This is the first time I have seen this web site. Nice piece of work gentlemen. Having a cup of my favorite hot brown drink and grooving to the fiddle music. /Alan

10:52 AM, February 11th, 2012
RICHARD SMITH
HEY GUYS,THANKS ALOT FOR THE TICKETS TO ADAM COHEN'S CONCERT;GREAT SHOW, WONDERFUL MUSICIANSHIP ALL AROUND INCLUDING THE OPENING ACT,THANKYOU VERY MUCH, I OWE YOU A BEER CHOP. IT WAS NICE TO HEAR A TRACK OFF OF COHEN SENIOR'S NEW ALBUM,IT WAS THE FIRST I HAD HEARD; I WAS WONDERING IF WILLIE P BENNET'S LAST ALBUM WAS AVAILABLE..THANKS AGAIN GUYS.LOVE THE SHOW.A FAITHFUL LISTENER

10:55 AM, February 11th, 2012
Mary Gick
I'm blushing...but thanks Chris. :)

10:55 AM, February 11th, 2012
Bill Ogilvie
Hi Thanks for the great playlist. I could listen to Lynn Miles a thousand times and never get enough.

11:06 AM, February 11th, 2012
Mary-Sue
Thanks for Lynne Hanson's Dance in the Evermore. Greatest of all tunes for Valentine's.

11:10 AM, February 11th, 2012
Mary-Sue
Query to Bruce White: if cinema is all digital, will it be possible to get "A Man Facing Southeast" back into circulation? Don't forget to play Bob Stark's tune using that as its conceptual frame. It's on "Beyond the Stars".

11:17 AM, February 11th, 2012
Marla Fletcher
If I could grow old even half as gracefully as Leonard Cohen has, I'd be very lucky woman! I've never seen him perform live but have loved his music & poetry for many years. Thanks also for Laura Smith's 'Four-letter Word' today and Lynn Miles singing 'Surrender Dorothy.' Stirring stuff.

11:22 AM, February 11th, 2012
Pam and Dan
About a dozen years ago we were in Copenhagen and the only English CD we could find was one of Leonard's and we listened to it over and over and have been HUGE fans ever since. This is great to be able to all this in real time - thanks for the opportunity.

11:44 AM, February 11th, 2012
Maryanne
Hi guys I'm really enjoying the show. It's nice to hear Laura Smith's Four Letter Word - a wonderful song.

11:51 AM, February 11th, 2012
Dina
Still would love to win the Leonard CD!!!

11:57 AM, February 11th, 2012
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