Hour One

The Strange First Hour

1.   The Doors: People Are Strange (The Doors) 1967
2.   Koko Taylor: Something Strange Is Going On (McQueen / Williams) 1981
3.   The Boomtown Rats: So Strange (B Geldolf) 1978
4.   The Fugs: Life Is Strange (Tuli Kupferburg) 1968
5.   Jane Siberry: The Strange Well (Jane Siberry) 1981 *
6.   Rockadrome: Very Strange  1969 *
7.   Gowan: Strange Animal (Larry Gowan) 1984 *
8.   Five Man Electrical Band: I’m A Stranger Here (Les Emmerson) 1973 *
9.   Percy Mayfield: Stranger In My Home Town (Percy Mayfield) 1966
10. JJ Cale: Don’t Go To Strangers (JJ Cale) 1971
11. Sylvia Tyson: Lover Stranger (Sylvia Tyson) 1979 *
12. Bill King: Stranger (Bill King / K. King / K. McLean) 1983 *
13. Denny Vaughan: Stranger On The Shore (Acker Bilk / Young) 1962 *
14. The Doors: Strange Days (The Doors) 1967

CanCon = 50%

Not So Strange Second Hour

1.   The Fabulous Thunderbirds: Pocket Rocket (Kim Wilson) 1979
2.   Blackstrap: My Walking Shoes (J Martin / P Williams) 1985 *
3.   Fred J Eaglesmith: Sorry You Left Me (Fred Eaglesmith) 1987 *
4.   Larry Jensen: Pluggin’ In, Pluggin’ On (Larry Jensen) 1982*
5.   Darryl Dukeshire: Roll On (Darryl Dukeshire) 1981 *
6.   David Sereda: Playing With Fire (David Sereda) 1985 *
7.   Noel Harrison: Lilly (Noel Harrison) 1981 *
8.   Pure Prairie League: Amie (Craig Fuller) 1975
9.   Johnny Winter: Miss Ann (R Penniman / E Johnson) 1969
10. Jefferson Airplane: Crown of Creation 1968
11. Grateful Dead: New Speedway Boogie (Garcia / Lesh / Hunter) 1970
12. Harmonium: Attends-Moi (S Fiori / M Normandeau) 1974 *
13. Little River Band: Home On Monday (Glenn Shorrock / Beeb Birtles) 1977

CanCon = 54%

Total CanCon = 52%

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And Now For The Strange Particulars:

The Strange First Hour

1.   The Doors: People Are Strange (The Doors)
Strange Days: Elektra EKS 74014
Los Angeles CA
Jim Morrison: vocals
Ray Manzarek: keys
Bobby Krieger: guitar
John Densmore: drums
Douglas Lubahn: bass
Produced by Paul A Rothchild 1967
Recorded by Bruce Botnick at Sunset Sound, Hollywood

2.   Koko Taylor: Something Strange Is Going On (McQueen / Williams)
From The Heart of a Woman: Alligator Records AL 4724
Shelby Co, TN / Chicago IL
Koko Taylor: vocals
Chris Johnson: guitar
Sammy Lawthorn: guitar
Bill Heid: keys
Cornelius Boyson: bass
Vince Chappelle: drums
Produced by Koko Taylor & Bruce Iglauar - 1981
Recorded by Fred Breitberg and Eddie B Flick at Streeterville Studios, Chicago
Mastered by Phil Brown at Warner Bros. Studio

Born Cora Walton  (September 28, 1928 June 3, 2009)

3.   The Boomtown Rats: So Strange (B Geldolf)
45 single: Ensign Records ENV 16 Sewer Fire
Dublin IR
Bob Geldof vocals
Pete Briquette bass, vocals
Gerry Cott guitar
Johnnie Fingers keyboards, vocals
Simon Crowe drums, vocals
Garry Roberts guitar, vocals
Alan Holmes saxophone
Produced by Robert John "Mutt" Lange - 1978

4.   The Fugs: Life Is Strange (Tuli Kupferburg)
It Crawled Into My Hand, Honest Reprise 6305
New York City
Ed Sanders, vocals  Kansas City, Missouri August 17, 1939
Ken Weaver, vocal, drums - Galveston Island, Texas
Tuli Kupferberg, vocals (b & d NYC September 28, 1923 - July 12, 2010)
Ken Pine, guitar
Charles Larkey, bass
Bob Mason, drums
Produced by Ed Sanders 1968
Recorded by Richard Alderson at Impact Sound, NYC

5.   Jane Siberry: The Strange Well (Jane Siberry)
Jane Siberry: Street Records – SR 002
Guelph ON
Jane Sibeerry: vocals, guitar, piano
Carl Keesee: bass
David Bradstreet: electric & 12 string guitar
Trevor Ferrier: congas
Produced by David Bradstreet, Carl Keesee & Jane Siberry - 1981
Recorded & Mixed by David Bradstreet & Carl Keesee, Toronto
Mastered by George Graves at The Lacquer Channel, Toronto

6.   Rockadrome: Very Strange  (Rockadrome)
Royal American 20th Century Blues: Sound Canada SC-7701
Richmond Hill, ON
R J Dove - lead guitar
Michael R Clancy - guitar
Rick Vallieres - drums
Paul Lachapelle - bass
Produced by Art Snider 1969
Recorded by Art Snider at Sounds Canada Studios, Toronto

7.   Gowan: Strange Animal (Larry Gowan)
Strange Animal: Columbia Records – PC 80099
Toronto ON
Larry Gowan: vocal, keys
Jerry Marotta: drums
Tony Levin: bass, stick
Chris Jarrett: guitar
David Rhodes: guitar
Produced by David Tickle – 1984
Recorded by David Tickle, Hugh Cooper at Startling Studios, UK

Lawrence Henry Gowan (born 22 November 1956) Glasgow Scotland
Since 2000, lead singer with rock band STYX

8.   Five Man Electrical Band: I’m A Stranger Here (Les Emmerson)
45 single: Lion Records 149
Ottawa ON
Lee Emmerson: guitar, vocals
Ted Gerow (keyboards)
Brian Rading (bass)
Vern Craig (vocals, guitar)
Rick 'Bell' Belanger (drums)
Mike 'Bell' Belanger (2nd drums)
Produced by Dallas Smith 1973
Recorded by Rick Heenan

originally known as The Staccatos from 1963–68

9.   Percy Mayfield: Stranger In My Home Town (Percy Mayfield)
My Jug And I: Tangerine Records – TRC 1505
Los Angeles CA
Percy Mayfield: vocals
Ray Charles: piano
Ray Charles Orchestra
Produced by Ray Charles – 1966
Recorded by Joe Adams at RPM International Studio, LA

Percy Mayfield (b. Minden Lousiana, August 12, 1920 – d. Los Angeles, August 11, 1984, Heart Attack)
Composed “Hit The Road Jack” recorded by Ray Charles 1961
Tangerine Records was own by Ray Charles
Stranger was later covered by Elvis
Another Strange song of his: Strange Things Happening

10. JJ Cale: Don’t Go To Strangers (JJ Cale)
Naturally: MCA Records MCA 37104
Oklahoma City, OK
J J Cale: guitars, vocals
Karl Himmel: drums
Chuck Browning: drums
Tim Drummond: bass
Carl Radle: bass
Norman Putnam: bass
Bob Wilson: piano
David Briggs: keys
Jerry Whitehurst: piano
Weldon Myrick: steel guitar
Buddy Spiker: fiddle
Shorty Lavender: fiddle
Walter Haynes: dobro
Mac Gayden: slide guitar
Ed Colis: harmonica
Diane Davidson: bg vocals
Produced by Audie Ashworth 1971
Recorded by Joe Mills and Jim Williamson at Bradleys Barn, Mt Juliet Tenn, and by James Long at
Moss Rose Studio Nashville

John Weldon Cale  (December 5, 1938 – July 26, 2013 La Jolla CA)
Songs were covered by Eric Clapton, Johnny Cash, Phish, Kansas, Bill Wyman’s Rhythm Kings, George Thorogood, Lynard Skynayrd, The Band, Waylon Jennings, Bobby Bare & Captain Beefheart

11. Sylvia Tyson: Lover Stranger (Sylvia Tyson)
Sugar For Sugar – Salt For Salt: Salt Records – SR 102
Toronto ON
Sylvia Tyson: vocals
Amos Garrett: lead guitar
Ed Roth: organ
Peewee Charles: steel
Daniel Lanois: bg vocals
Produced by Don Potter – 1979
Recorded by  Daniel Lanois at Grant Avenue Studios, Hamilton ON
Mixed by Daniel Lanois, Allan Katz and Sylvia Tyson
Hair Design & Make-up – Jerry Mylynchuk

12. Bill King: Stranger (Bill King / K. King / K. McLean)
45 Single bw Festival of Life: Freedom Records FR-45-031
Toronto ON
Bill King/Kenny McLean vocals, keyboards and guitars
Everton Paul - drums
Produced by Bill King 1983
Recorded by George Simkiw

WILLIAM MORGAN 'BILL' KING (pianist, composer, publisher, producer) was born on June 22, 1946 in Jefferson, Indiana. Worked with many of the stars of the day including The Shangrilas, Dick and Dee Dee, Freddy Cannon, The Dovells, and Ronnie Dove. Appeared with the Dick Clark Caravan of Stars
Became Linda Ronstadts Music Director and Pianist. A year later, he joined Janis Joplins, Pointer Sisters
Moved to Toronto in the late 70s to form the rock group Kearney
1985 JUNO Award Nominee as Best Jazz Recording for Avenue B
Currently host of CIUTs Bill King Show, Thursdays 9:00-10:00am.

13. Denny Vaughan: Stranger On The Shore (Acker Bilk / Young)
A Little Bit Of Country and A Little Bit of Pop: Canadian Talent Library – S 5048
Toronto
Denny Vaughan: piano
Denny Vaughan Orchestra
Produced 1964
Song recorded  1962

b Toronto 20 Dec 1922, d Montreal 2 Oct 1972
studied at the University of Toronto before touring Europe with The Army Show during World War II
became one of England's leading singing idols and was called 'the English Sinatra'
After a year (1951) in New York as an arranger for Eddie Fisher, Ezio Pinza, and Kate Smith, he returned in 1952 to Toronto, starring first on CBC radio and then (1954-7) on CBC TV's 'Denny Vaughan Show'
From 1967 until shortly before his death Vaughan worked in Hollywood as a bandleader and was choral director for such TV programs as 'The Smothers Brothers' Show' and 'The Glen Campbell Hour'

Acker Bilk was Bernard Stanley Bilk of Somerset, England ("Acker" is a term for "friend"). He took up the clarinet in the UK Royal Army. In 1958, he formed the Paramount Jazz Band. This is an instrumental song featuring Bilk's clarinet. Bilk died on November 2, 2014 at age 85.

14. The Doors: Strange Days (The Doors)
Strange Days: Elektra EKS 74014
Los Angeles CA
Jim Morrison: vocals
Ray Manzarek: keys
Bobby Krieger: guitar
John Densmore: drums
Douglas Lubahn: bass
Produced by Paul A Rothchild 1967
Recorded by Bruce Botnick at Sunset Sound, Hollywood

The Not So Strange Second Hour

1.   The Fabulous Thunderbirds: Pocket Rocket (Kim Wilson)
Girls Go Wild: Chrysalis Records CHM 41250
Austin TX
Jimmy Vaughan: guitar
Kim Wilson: vocals, harmonica
Keith Ferguson: bass
Mike Buck: drums
Produced by Denny Bruce 1979
Recorded by Rob Sullivan at Sumet-Bernet Sound, Dallas, May 79

2.   Blackstrap: My Walking Shoes (J Martin / P Williams)
Pours On The Bluegrass: Blackstrap Records – BCS 6507
North Bay ON
Pat Menard: fiddle, guitar
Patti Buckmuller: bass
Loren Chadbourn: mandolin
Doug Chamberlain: guitar
Randy Chadbourn: banjo
Produced by Blackstrap – 1985
Manufactured by Boot Records

3.   Fred J Eaglesmith: Sorry You Left Me (Fred Eaglesmith)
Indiana Road: Sweetwater Records - FSE 003
Port Dover ON
Fred J Eaglesmith: guitar, banjo, vocals
David Essig: guitar, electric guitar, mandolin, piano, bg vocals
Ralph Schipper: bass, vocals
Willie P Bennett: Harmonica, vocals
Bob Doidge: electric bass
Rick Gratton: drums
Produced by David Essig – 1987
Recorded by Bob Doidge at Grant Avenue Studios, Hamilton ON

4.   Larry Jensen: Pluggin’ In, Pluggin’ On (Larry Jensen)
Larry Jensen: Canadian Talent Library – S 5252
Owen Sound ON
Larry Jensen: guitar, vocals
Produced by Jackie Rae for CTL – 1982
Recorded and Mixed at Eastern Sound, Toronto by Peter Mann

5.   Darryl Dukeshire & Maple Ridge: Roll On (Darryl Dukeshire)
45 Single: CTC Records - WRC1-2465
Timmins ON
Darryl Dukeshire: guitar, vocals
Jim Nelles: fiddle
Ben Schatz: bass
Paul Roy: drums
Jack Moore: Fender Roads
Charles Cousins: acoustic piano.
Produced by Eddy Melanson -  1981
Recorded at 42nd St Studio, Hamilton ON by Rick Lightheart

6.   David Sereda: Playing With Fire (David Sereda)
The Price of Love: Gryphon Records GR5011
Edmonton AB / Port Dalhousie ON
David Sereda: keys, vocals
Randall Coryell: drums
Evelyne Datl: keys
Robert Paterson: keys
Topo: guitar
Neil Chapman: guitar
Margo Davidson: sax, congas
Rick Lazar: percussion
Julie Masi, Margo Davidson, Shirley Eikhard, Victor Bateman, Randy Kumano: bg vocals
Produced by Mark Wright 1985
Recorded by Mark Wright and Bill Kennedy at Enormus Sound Studios, Toronto Sept-Dec 1985

7.   Noel Harrison: Lilly (Noel Harrison)
Mount Hanley Song: Posterity Records – PTR 13013
Mount Hanley NS / London UK
Noel Harrison: vocal, guitar, harmonica
Mendelson Joe: guitar, celeste, harmonica
Jerome Jarvis: drums
David Woodhead: bass
Michael Heydon: electric guitar
Mark Rutherford: keys, flute
Ben Mink: violin
Kimberley Deschamps: steel, dobro
Melody LeBlanc: bg vocals
Guido Basso: horns
Produced by Mendelson Joe – 1979
Recorded by Ken Friesen at Eastern Sound, toronto
Mastered by Cub Richardson at JAMF, Toronto
Cover Painting: Mendelson Joe

Noel John Christopher Harrison (b. London UK 29 January 1934 – d. Exeter UK 19 October 2013)
Father was Rex Harrison
Was Uks first giant slalom champ 1953
appeared as Mark Slate in The Girl from U.N.C.L.E., as the costar of Stefanie Powers
Moved to Nova Scotia 1972. Lived on a farm. hosted a show called Take Time for CBC Television
Take Time With Noel Harrison is a Canadian music variety television series which aired on CBC Televisionfrom 1974 to 1976.
Returned to Britain 1990s. June 2011, Harrison played Glastonbury Festival's "Spirit of '71" stage.
Died in a hospital following a heart attack at his home in Devon, several hours after he had performed
Hit Recordings: Suzanne 1967 & The Windmills Of Your Mind - 1969

8.   Pure Prairie League: Amie (Craig Fuller)
Bustin' Out: RCA Victor LPS-4769
Columbus Ohio
Craig Lee Fuller, guitars, bass
George Ed Powell, guitars
William Frank Hinds, drums
Michael Connor, piano
James Rolleston, bass
Al Brisco, pedal steel
Rick Ronson, BG vocals
Produced by Robert Alan Ringe 1972
Recorded by 'Cub' Richardson at RCA Studio A, Toronto June 19-August 7, 1972

9.   Johnny Winter: Miss Ann (R Penniman / E Johnson)
Second Winter: Columbia Records – KCS 9947
Beaumont TX
Johnny Winter: guitar, mandolin, vocals
Edgar Winter: keys, sax
John Turner: drums
Tommy Shannon: bass
Produced by Johnny Winter – 1969
Recorded by Ed Kollis, Nashville TN

John Dawson Winter III (February 23, 1944 – July 16, 2014)
Died near Zurch, Switzerland
last performance, at the Cahors Blues Festival in France on July 14, 2014

10. Jefferson Airplane: Crown of Creation (Paul Kantner)
The Worst of Jefferson Airplane: RCA Victor – LSP 4459
San Francisco CA
Marty Balin – vocals, rhythm guitar
Grace Slick – vocals, piano, organ
Paul Kantner – rhythm guitar, vocals
Jorma Kaukonen – lead guitar, electric chicken, vocals
Spencer Dryden – drums, piano, organ, steel balls, vocals
Jack Casady – bass
Produced by Al Schmitt – 1968
Recorded at RCA Studios, Hollywood CA by Ritchie Schmitt
Originally on LP Crown of Creation
Compilation album put together by: Jefferson Airplane, Bill Thompson, Pat Ierac

11. Grateful Dead: New Speedway Boogie (Garcia / Lesh / Hunter)
Workingman’s Dead: Warner Brothers – 1869
San Francisco CA
Jerry Garcia – lead guitar, pedal steel guitar, banjo, vocals
Bob Weir – guitar, vocals
Pigpen (Ron McKernan) – keyboards, harmonica, vocals
Phil Lesh – bass, vocals
Bill Kreutzmann – drums, percussion
Mickey Hart – drums, percussion
Produced by Bob Matthews, Betty Cantor, Grateful Dead - 1970
Recorded by Alembic at Pacific High Recording Studio, San Francisco

12. Harmonium: Attends-Moi (S Fiori / M Normandeau)
Harmonium: Celebration Records – CEL 1893
Montreal QC
Serge Fiori: vocal, guitar
Michel Normandeau: vocal, guitar
Louis Valois: bass
Rejean Emond: drums
Alan Penfold: flugle horn
Produced by Bob Morten – 1974
Recorded by Michel Lachance at Studio Tempo Inc, Montreal

Band formed in 1973, recorded 3 LPs and stopped performing 1978

13. Little River Band: Home On Monday (Glenn Shorrock / Bob Birtles)
Diamantina Cocktail: Harvest Records – SW 11645
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Glenn Shorrock : lead vocals, piano
Graeham Goble : guitars, vocals
Beeb Birtles : guitars, vocals
David Briggs : guitars
George McArdle : bass guitar
Derek Pellicci : drums, percussion
Produced by John Boylan and Little River Band – 1977
Recorded by Ross Cockle at Armstrong Audio Video, Melbourne
Mixed at Westlake Audio, Los Angeles

1975 – present day
A "diamantina cocktail" is a drink invented in the area of the Diamantina River in Queensland, Australia. It consists of Bundaberg Rum, condensed milk and an emu egg.

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