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A conversation with one of the artists all of the Steel Belted Roots Rock Weirdoes can agree on, Lynn Miles. Plus, an exclusive concert announcement, cool music, and more! part 1 part 2 … Continue reading
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Pre-recorded as I’m off on the MS Bike Tour. A bunch of really great music from my house concert guests, some folks from the East, some folks I’ve somehow neglected, some brand new stuff, and a little bit o’ pop. … Continue reading
We preview a couple of exciting upcoming shows with some guests. First up, talented young singer/songwriter Liam Titcomb is traveling across the country raising money for War Child. With great songs, a great attitude, and a great cause, how could … Continue reading
Desi takes a solo spin at the wheel with some unusually hip song choices (and a little bit of roots to keep us grounded.) part 1 part 2 … Continue reading
Back from Trout Forest Music Festival with tales to tell and songs to spin. Also, some tunes as seen on TV, some songs for The King, some great new music, and an exclusive, exciting concert announcement! part 1 part 2 … Continue reading
Jeff & T-Bar return from Trout Forest with tales of very different experiences. As always, we’ve got the new, the notable, the annoying, and all that other good stuff too. part 1 part 2 … Continue reading
Pre-recorded as I’m off at the Trout Forest Music Festival. The Fred Eaglesmith show rolls into town this week, and that means a heaping helping of Fred and of course a tribute to the late great Willie P Bennett. Then, … Continue reading
A few upcoming shows definitely worth mentioning (Trout Forest, Gimli, John Wort Hannam, etc.) but for the most part, this show was about great music, some we haven’t heard for quite some time and some we just can’t get enough … Continue reading
Summertime’s a great time to relax and just listen to some great music, and that’s what we did for the most part today. Sure, we talked a bit about the upcoming Trout Forest Music Festival, and a bit about the … Continue reading
We look back at this year’s Winnipeg Folk Festival highs & lows. And just because WFF is over, that doesn’t mean that festival season is over, instead, it’s just gearing up. We take a look ahead at Canada’s best little … Continue reading