Monday Special Blend
Monday September 2nd, 2019 with Trish Bolechowsky and Joel Elliott
Chats with musicians -Pete Eastmure who has a residency at The Cameron House, Kristine St-Pierre about her upcoming Ottawa shows and Ray Harris about the "Musical Tribute To David Wiffen". Plus music, of course!
| The Brew Theme Song Maxim Banjoman Cossette - s/t 
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| All the Pretty Things That Get Us Nowhere Jesse Daniel Smith - s/t
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| https://youtu.be/RUMolmppFNs (watch out for ad playing at start)
Released early in August 2019, Jesse is based in Montreal "The tune is loosely based on a quote I read that really hit me in the core of my humanity, something along the lines of "all those days that went by, I guess that was my life". I hope this tune serves as a reminder to enjoy your coffee, call your loved ones and to make sure you're being treated with the love & respect you deserve." Jesse Daniel Smith |
| Standing By A Hole Pete Eastmure - Keep Your Love Steady
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| https://www.peteeastmure.com/listen-1.html
Pete Eastmure released "Keep Your Love Steady" in March 2019. He has a Monday evening residency at The Cameron House in Toronto, September Mondays from 6 to 8 pm. The Players on the album: Pete Eastmure, acoustic, electric, Nashville high string guitars, vocals Burke Carroll, pedal steel and dobro Kyle Charron, fiddle, mandolin Denis Keldie, accordions Eva Marie McCann, background vocals, vocals James Paul, electric, acoustic bass, mission organ, broom, sleigh bells Adam Warner, drums, suitcase, percussion |
| Pulling Teeth The Cardboard Crowns - Global Citizen
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| https://thecardboardcrowns.bandcamp.com/track/pulling-teeth
The Cardboard Crowns, a band creating a mischievous maelstrom of adventure from the raw tenacity of punk, the majestic swagger of ska and not forgetting a very healthy dose of pop. High-energy entertainment is what they deliver and they're not afraid to show it! Playing Sept.6 at The Rainbow! The Cardboard Crowns with special guest Charlie the Kid! Friday, September 6, 2019 Rainbow Bistro - 76 Murray Street 9pm https://www.facebook.com/events/730916490695090/ |
| Fall Knows West My Friend - In Constellation
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| Salt Water West My Friend - In Constellation
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| Streetcars & Trains Kristine St-Pierre - live in the studio
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| https://kristinestpierre.bandcamp.com/
https://kristinestpierre.com/home Kristine joins us in the studio after 7:30 am Autumn Whispers: Kristine, Greg, and Mark At Pressed, 750 Gladstone Ave. Ottawa Wednesday, September 18th at 8:30 pm, $8 at the door Kristine St-Pierre, Greg Kelly and Mark Nyvlt singing in the round John Allaire w / Kristine St-Pierre SAT, SEP 21 @ 9:30 PM Irene's Pub, 885 Bank Street, Ottawa |
| La Femmes Kristine St-Pierre - live in the studio
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| A chat with Ray Harris about the "Musical Tribute To David Wiffen" taking place Saturday, Sept. 14th, 7 to 8:30 pm at Cityfolk, Ravenlaw Stage
CityFolk and CKCU FM proudly present a tribute to very special guest of honour... David Wiffen A spectacular collaborative performance celebrating the works of singer-songwriter David Wiffen with performances by... Tom Wilson Lynn Miles Sneezy Waters Neville Wells Julie Corrigan Sandy Crawley Ray Harris - host accompanied by... Frank Koller - electric guitar Don Marcotte - upright bass With master of ceremonies - Chris White, CKCU FM This 90-minute concert will pay tribute to the wonderful and influential Ottawa-based songwriter, singer and musician, David Wiffen. Nine performers will be on stage together for this performance, with seven of them sitting in a semi-circle with Frank Koller and Don Marcotte standing behind them. The participants will take turns performing Wiffen-related songs, backing one another up musically and sharing anecdotes along the way. This special tribute will end with a rousing sing-along rendition of "Lost My Drivin’ Wheel" featuring all nine performers. David Wiffen and his wife Joanne Wiffen will be on hand to share this celebration with everyone. CityFolk Director Mark Monahan will present the Helen Verger Award to David in recognition of his enduring contributions to Canadian folk music. An oil painting created by visual artist Arthur II will be on display during the concert. CKCU FM host Ray Harris, initiated this tribute inadvertently when he put together a playlist for Canadian Spaces with a segment focusing on David's songs. One thing led to another! The result is not only in this unique concert but also a two-hour special edition of 'Canadian Spaces' that will feature all of the same participants on CKCU FM that morning from 10 to noon! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Wiffen |
| David Wiffen, along with recording and performing himself, has had his songs covered by Cowboy Junkies, Tom Rush, Ian & Sylvia, Harry Belafonte, Eric Anderson, Jerry Jeff Walker, The Black Crowes, Blackie & The Rodeo Kinds, Lee Harvey Osmond, Anne Murray...and are still included in the live sets of many performing musicians.
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| Never Make a Dollar That Way David Wiffen - David Wiffen
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| More Often Than Not David Wiffen - David Wiffen
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| (Lost My) Driving Wheel David Wiffen - David Wiffen
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| https://youtu.be/wNGnNA7gwKk |
| Don't Shank my Flank Ed Lister's Prime Rib Big Band - .
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| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHUbnB-P0Nw
JAZZ WEATHER! Fun and bounce and horns and wow! Trumpeter/Composer Ed Lister's Prime Rib Big Band is a beyond-fun group to behold! They're playing this Wednesday! The Prime Rib Big Band Autumnal Swing Wednesday, September 4, 2019 - 8:30pm Irene's Pub - 885 Bank Street https://www.facebook.com/events/350601935848894/ Ed Lister - trumpet/compositions/M.D Nick Dyson - trumpet Mark Ferguson - trombone Michael Schultz - trombone Zakari Frantz - alto saxophone/flute Petr Cancura - tenor saxophone Brian Asselin - tenor saxophone/alto saxophone Richard Page - baritone saxophone Clayton Connell - piano JP Lapensee - bass Jamie Holmes - drums The Prime Rib Big Band has been active since March 1st 2017. It is a band comprised of the finest players the city of Ottawa has to offer (hence the name 'Prime Rib'). The band consists of four saxophones, two trumpets, two trombones, piano, bass and drums. All music is original material composed by trumpeter and bandleader Ed Lister. This band draws its influence from such big band greats as Duke Ellington, Count Basie and the modern jazz harmony edge of Thelonious Monk. |
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