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  • EP 211 | Joe Keithley-Hardcore Politics

    Guest is a long time  friend Joe Keithley (also known by his D.O.A hardcore punk stage name Joe Shithead)

    One of the very few punk artists who didn’t bring their stage characters into their real world.

    Joe on stage was wild, pissed off, and very much in your face.

    Off stage, he was just a great guy from Burnaby. A regular Joe.

    Joe founded D.O.A

    Founded Sudden Death Records

    Rock Against Racism

    Harmony for all – gathering used instruments for Burnaby residents who don’t have access to them.

    D.O.A is celebrating the 40th anniversary of their LP Hardcore 81

    And Director Scott Crawford is shooting a documentary on Joe and DOA called Something Better Change (named after DOA’s first album)

    He’s already shot and released  Creem: America’s only rock and roll magazine and Salad Days. Both were outstanding.

    Many of Joe’s former bandmates are long gone but he’s continued to grow and learn to such an extent that he’s now a twice-elected Burnaby City Councillor and  Joe’s just gearing up for another run for office. Knocking on doors is his specialty.

    I think he mentions 13,000 during one campaign.

    Here’s the best part – he’s still making music with DOA..getting in a tour of Ontario, Quebec, and BC’s interior before the election.

    To quote Dan Aykroyd “ is it a floor wax or a shampoo”

    Can a guy be a hard-core punker and a politician???

    Yes.. yes you can. If you’re Joe Keithley.

    27 min
  • EP 210 | Susan Tedeschi/Tedeschi Trucks-New Album 'I Am The Moon'

    Susan Tedeschi co-partner with  Derek Trucks in life and music is our guest this week.

    Tedeschi Trucks Band has created “one of those albums” that will become the standard by which all other such albums are created.

    It's an amazing story and we are thrilled to have to share it with Susan.  It's our complete 30-minute interview – with the tracks from the first album.

    The concept behind I Am The Moon, the GRAMMY-winning band’s fifth studio recording, was suggested by TTB vocalist Mike Mattison in May 2020, two months after the band was forced off the road by the pandemic.

    The 12th-century poem Layla & Majnun by Persian poet, Nizami Ganjavi, was the title inspiration for Eric Clapton’s 1970 double-LP with Derek and the Dominos, Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs – an influential album for Tedeschi Trucks Band.  Interestingly,  Ganjavi’s source material resonated with Mattison and the rest of the band in an altogether different way. Finding complex themes and storylines that inspired their creative process, they forged a new, modern interpretation of the vast 100-page poem.

    I Am The Moon was written collectively and collaboratively, with band members contributing their own unique perspectives on the work. By January 2021 the band was recording at Tedeschi and Trucks' home studio, Swamp Raga, in Jacksonville, FL, with Derek behind the soundboard as producer and long-time studio engineer, Bobby Tis, in charge of recording and mixing.

    Operatic in scope, Tedeschi Trucks Band explores romantic relationships, collective struggle, faith, and the human experience on I Am The Moon.

    1 hr 4 min
  • EP 209 | Ariel Posen

    Ariel Posen is the guest.

    I've spent a lot of time attempting to describe who he is and what he does.

    -Winnipeg born now Montreal. Became the go-to guy for guitar work. ..precise vocal harmonies – and very interesting songs.

    I still can't explain what he does with the guitar, that is until you hear him play.  WOW.

    He came to prominence with The Bros. Landreth then went solo.

    Latest EP is Downtown. Releases Mid July but we have several tracks for you.

    Anyway. Because I can't do the man and his playing justice I’ll leave you with some quotes from his last tour in the UK 2020.

    Possibly the best guitar solo I’ve heard in 12 years of owning a music venue! Keep Watching!

    2,420,174 views Feb 5, 2020, Canadian guitarist, singer, producer Ariel Posen played at Fat Lil’s in Witney, UK on Tuesday 4th February 2020. I knew he’d be good because he used to be in Brothers Landreth, but didn’t expect to hear this incredible, dynamic solo. Combining slide techniques, finger picking, dissonance and a fuzz tone to die for. It builds and builds. I was totally blown away! And I think it is possibly the best (to my taste) I’ve heard in all the years of owning the club

    I've been playing guitar for 15 years and not once have I ever played one of those notes. What a pro.

    This kind of style is the future of rock. Don't get me wrong, I love a good ole CCR riff. However, today's scene can barely keep up with consistently putting out new and original content. These are the kinds of brave and avant-garde performances that will be shaping the guitarists of tomorrow. This dude HAS IT

    That’s a modern-day Jimi Hendrix experience right there! Thanks for sharing

    58 min
  • EP 208 | The Kids In The Hall

    Dave Foley, Bruce McCulloch, Kevin McDonald, Mark McKinney, and

    Scott Thompson are Kids in the Hall.

     

    Many people consider KITH the funniest sketch comedy show ever to appear on TV and Film. The other half are fans of the absurdist genius of  Monty Python etc.

    The Kids mixed that absurdist humour with irony.

    The winner is us – the audience.

     

     KITH are “older”! 

    The youngest kid is 59-year-old Dave Foley.

    However, what keeps them funny and relevant is the high wire that they walk.

    The Kids embrace risk and even make fun of that possible failure waiting to happen.

    One of the things we talk about in this Zoom Interview is how lucky they were to not only find each but discover that they all viewed the planet and the people on it as flawed and great subjects for funny. Why are they so good?  Well, they’ve been making us laugh – at ourselves – since 1984.

    After 27 years of No Kids. No Hall. They’re back with a series on Prime Video/Amazon and a fascinating documentary “Kids in the Hall: Comedy Punks”

    25 min
  • EP 207 | The Bros. Landreth New album 'Come Morning'

    It’s amazing how life always seems to bring us full circle.

    The Landreth Brothers just released their fourth album together called Come Morning.

    They grew up in a completely musical household.

    Father Wally was a true working musician. Their Mother would sometimes go with the boys in bassinets and kid chairs to watch over them and keep an eye on Wally.

    They grew up listening to Bonnie Raitt, the many persona’s of Ry Cooder, Lyle Lovett, and most importantly Little Feat.

    They were artists who could evoke Mississippi, Muscle Shoals, LA, NYC, and Texas in one album.

    The Landreth family was based in Winnipeg but the music took them to all those places and beyond.

    The music saved them. Gave them hope and promise.

    So here comes their latest Come Morning and it’s filled with ebb and flow, being away from home, being at home for 2 years,  songs of redemption, being in Love, not being in love, and dealing with the weight of sexual abuse.

    This feels like the album that will change everything. Have a listen to the boys and their music. See if the hope and promise, ebb and flow hasn’t come full circle.

    They bring an in-studio acoustic version of What in the World with them.

    Keep an ear out for Corduroy and Joey’s painful story behind it. Joey opened his heart to all of us.

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    TOUR DATES:

    https://www.thebroslandreth.com/show

    56 min
  • EP 206 | Mike Scott of The Waterboys

    I've waited a long time to finally talk to Scott from The Waterboys.

    I found him at his home in Dublin.

    Mike is a founding member, lead singer, and songwriter of The Waterboys.

    I was truly looking forward to his new album All Souls Hill which was released Friday.

    Because Mike grew up studying English literature and philosophy so you know his lyrics and song structure are always going to be different.

    Mike moved through the brit punk scene and finally found himself forming The Waterboys.

    Almost 25 albums later..he’s writing,  composing, and singing better than ever.

    As always, Mike and Waterboys music cannot be pinned down. Round peg. Square hole.

    Check out the track Passing Through..a very old gospel/folk song that he’s re-written the lyrics to – to reflect our lives today. It took him 10 years to write and it's 9 minutes long.

    Here’s Mike talking about it…

    Watch for his Canadian tour in The Fall

     

    39 min
  • EP 205 | Alex Cuba

    Born in Cuba,  Alex fell in love with a Canadian beauty & immigrated to Canada.  Alex packed into his belonging’s his many songs and sharp knowledge of the history of Cuban music.

    Mendo is his 9th album.

    With those 9 albums, Alex has won 2 Juno awards and is up for another this month.  He’s also won four Latin Grammy Awards and at the recent 2022 event, he won his first Grammy Award.

    Alex is a completely self-contained artist. Put an instrument in front of him and very likely he can play it.

    During the Covid pandemic, he decided to collaborate with other players, singers and songwriters. The songs came alive and Mendo became yet another turning point in his career.

    Alex has been on Mulligan Stew before. On the Juno couch in Calgary with Jim and Devin Cuddy and again on Zoom.

    So happy to welcome back a Spanish-speaking, English riffing star on the rise.

    Alex Cuba brings Mendo. (The essence of the soul)

     

    41 min
  • EP 204 | DJ Kearney

    DJ Kearney has trained over a thousand sommelier candidates throughout North America for the International Sommelier Guild and the Wine and Spirit Education Trust and has consulted for many global wine marketing bodies — including Wines of Chile, Wines of South Africa, Wines of California, Jura Wines, Sopexa, and Wines of Argentina — while leading educational master-classes for these entities around North America.

    DJ  judges, moderates, presents at wine festivals and competitions around the globe. She brings a truly global perspective to her work.  DJ has been the Drinks Editor for Vancouver Magazine and critic/contributor/judge for Wine Align.

    Long-time friend, I asked DJ to comment on the  2021 Wine Align final results.

    As for the  Wine  Align Canadian Wine Awards, DJ Kearney  was there, right in the middle of it,  tasting and judging many 100’s of Canadian wines.

    I also asked Deej to comment on recent wines from anywhere that made an impression on her,

    And comments on BC, Ontario plus wines that make great gifts year-round.

    ·    PIERRE PAILLARD – LES PARCELLES BOUZY GRAND CRU 750 ml | SKU: 477372 France $67.99

    ·    POL ROGER – RESERVE BRUT 750 ml | SKU: 51953 France  $73.99

    ·    PENEDES CABERNET SAUVIGNON – TORRES MAS LA PLANA 2015 750 ml | SKU: 315838 Spain $67.99 on sale from $72.99 On Sale (until Jan 1)

    ·    CHABLIS – WILLIAM FEVRE CHAMPS ROYAUX 2018 750 ml | SKU: 25270 France $36.99

    ·    CHIANTI CLASSICO RISERVA – MAZZEI SER LAPO 2015 750 ml | SKU: 176842 Italy  $29.99 down from  $32.99 On Sale (until Jan 1) 

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    • Our BC conversation included
    • Syrah
    • Riesling
    • Chardonnay
    • Cab Franc
    • Sparklings

     

    • DJ and I finish with a question we always ask ourselves.
    • Will BC wines ever be truly available in Ontario and other provinces and will Ontario wines show up on shelves in BC?  If you’re a wine fan, perhaps you could ask your local member of parliament.

             @djwines

     

    39 min
  • EP 203 | Treve Ring Pouring Prosecco

    The podcast feature guest is  Wine Judge and Writer Treve Ring pouring 8 Prosecco’s from the legendary Conegliano Valdobbiadene region of Italy.

     

    The amazing Treve Ring is a wine writer and editor, judge and speaker, and perpetual traveler. A certified sommelier, WSET diploma holder, French wine scholar, instructor, and Sherry instructor, Treve is based in Victoria,   though is most often found on a plane or in a vineyard.

     

    This Podcast story begins in Conegliano Valdobbiadene, a hilly area in North-East Italy, 50 km from Venice and around 100 from the Dolomites. Here, for over three centuries, people have grown the grapes that produce Prosecco Superiore, whose success began with the founding of Italy’s first School of Winemaking in 1876. The production area covers 15 communes and represents the heart of the world of Prosecco; it is one of Italy’s historic denominations, recognized in 1969. In 2009, with the reorganization of the denominations for Prosecco, the Ministry of Agriculture classified it as a Denomination of Controlled and Guaranteed Origin (D.O.C.G.), the highest level of quality for Italian wines.

    Treve brings 8 Proseccos from Conegliano Valdobbiadene. The heart of Prosecco Superiore  D.O C.G.

     

    Treve Ring presents a Master Class in Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco.  Enjoy!

     

     

    30 min
  • EP 202 | Duke Robillard

    Duke Robillard.
    He’s blues royalty. Name and all.
    With his 37th album, They called it Rhythm and Blues on Stony Plain Records he’s come full circle back to where his heart lives.
    Jump Blues.

    It’s the uplifting jazz, blues, And gospel music that got people through the end of WW2 and handed off to Bill Haley, Elvis, and the Rock era in the mid-50s.
    77 years later it’s truly needed for the end of a devastating pandemic.
    People need spirits lifted and music that can be part of the healing.
    And here comes The Duke Robillard Band breathing life into Jump Blues 2022.
    Duke is a storyteller.

    Have a listen. Great tracks from the album included.
    Watch for Duke on tour.
    Check out the video  on our YouTube Channel (TerryDavidMulligan)
    Let’s Jump.

    1 hr 1 min

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