Hour One

1.   Johnny Rivers: Where Have All The Flowers Gone (Pete Seegar) – 1965
2.   Sopwith Camel: The Great Morpheum (Terry MacNeil / Peter Kraemer) – 1967
3.   The Men They Couldn’t Hang: Dancing on the Pier (Paul Simmonds) – 1986
4.   Herman’s Hermits: Just A Little Bit Better (Kenny Young) – 1965
5.   Elvis Costello: My Mood Swings (E Costello / Cait O’Riordan) – 1998
6.   The Ojays: Rich Get Richer (K Gamble / L Huff) – 1975
7.   Seldom Scene: Pictures From Life’s Other Side (arr John Duffy) – 1976
8.   Bill Russell: Grocery Store (Bill Russell) 1975 *
9.   Tom Lehrer: Lobachevsky (Tom Lehrer) – 1954
10. Sean Murphy: Jenny Donnelley (Tom C Connors) – 1972 *
11. Sullivan’s Gypsies: Whiskey In The Jar (Trad) – 1969 *
12. Cross Country Grass: Darby’s Castle (Kris Kristofferson) – 1981 *
13. Stephen Cheng: One Cup of Wine (Trad) – 1964
14. Beausoliel Broussard: La Turlutterie des infideles (Jacques Savoie / Claude Fournier)  - 1977 *
15. Tito Puente Orchestra: Arinanara (Pozo) – 1955
16. The Seekers: I’ll Never Find Another You (Tom Springfield) – 1964

CanCon = 25%

Hour Two

1.   Bruce Cockburn: Goin’ To The Country (Bruce Cockburn) – 1970 *
2.   Bruce Cockburn: Happy Good Morning Blues (Bruce Cockburn) – 1971 *
3.   Bruce Cockburn: A Montreal Song (Bruce Cockburn) – 1978 *
4.   Bruce Cockburn: Creation Dream (Bruce Cockburn) – 1979 *
5.   Bruce Cockburn: Tokyo (Bruce Cockburn) – 1980 *
6.   Bruce Cockburn: Coldest Night of the Year (Bruce Cockburn) – 1977 *
7.   Bruce Cockburn: You Pay Your Money & You Take Your Chance (Bruce Cockburn) – 1981 *
8.   Bruce Cockburn: Tropic Moon (Bruce Cockburn) – 1983 *
9.   Bruce Cockburn: Nicaragua (Bruce Cockburn) – 1984 *
10. Bruce Cockburn: Peggy’s Kitchen Wall (Bruce Cockburn) – 1984 *
11. Bruce Cockburn: People See Through You (Bruce Cockburn) – 1985 *
12. Bruce Cockburn: Shipwrecked at the Stable Door (Bruce Cockburn) – 1988 *

CanCon = 100%

Total CanCon = 57%

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And Now For The Particulars:

Hour One

1.   Johnny Rivers: Where Have All The Flowers Gone (Pete Seegar)
The Very Best Of Johnny Rivers: United Artists LA253 G
Baton Rouge, LA
Compilation Produced by Lou Addler – 1966
First produced by Lou Addler – 1965

2.   Sopwith Camel: The Great Morpheum (Terry MacNeil / Peter Kraemer)
Sopwith Camel: Kama Sutra Records KLP 8060
San Francisco
Peter Kraemer, vocal, sax
Terry MacNeil and William "Truckaway" Sievers, guitars
Martin Beard, bass
Norman Mayell, drums
Produced by Erik Jacobsen - 1967
Recorded by Val Valentin

3.   The Men They Couldn’t Hang: Dancing on the Pier (Paul Simmonds)
How Green Is My Valley: MCA Records - MCF 3337
London UK
Shane Bradley, bass
Paul Simmonds, guitars, bazouki, mandolin
Jon Odgers, drums
Swill, guitars, melodica, tin whistle, recorder
Stefan Cush, guitar, horn
Produced, recorded and mixed by Mark Glossop - 1986
http://www.tmtch.net/

Their first single, "The Green Fields of France", was released in 1984. Written by Eric Bogle
1985 the band signed for MCA Records and released How Green Is The Valley.
1990 the band supported David Bowie in his concerts at the Milton Keynes Bowl, as part of his Sound and Vision World Tour. Played the Mariposa Folk Fest 1989

4.   Herman’s Hermits: Just A Little Bit Better (Kenny Young)
The Best Of Herman’s Hermits: Quality Records – V1783
Manchester UK
Peter Noone vocals (1963-1973) (1987present)
Derek Leckenby lead guitar (1963-1994)
Keith Hopwood rhythm guitar (1963-1975)
Barry Whitwam drums (1963 present)
Karl Green vocals, bass (19631980)
Produced by Mickie Most – 1965

reached #7 on the Billboard Hot 100,

5.   Elvis Costello: My Mood Swings (E Costello / Cait O’Riordan)
The Big Lebowski Soundtrack: Mercury Records B0021796-01
London UK
Elvis Costello: vocal, guitar
Marc Ribat: guitar
Greg Cohen: bass
Jim Keltner: drums
Compilation Produced by Valerie Pack – 1998
Produced by T-Bone Burnett - 1997
Recorded at Clinton Recorders, NYC by Roger Moutenot

6.   The Ojays: Rich Get Richer (K Gamble / L Huff)
Survival: Columbia Records – KZ 33150
Canton OH
Walter Williams: vocal
William Powell: vocal
Leon Huff – keyboards
Anthony Jackson – bass
Eddie Levert – vocals
Produced by Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff – 1975
Recorded at Sigma Sound Studios, Philadelphia PA by Joe Tarsia
Mastered at Frankford / Wane Recording Labs

Survival was their 8th LP

7.   Seldom Scene: Pictures From Life’s Other Side (arr John Duffey)
The New Seldom Scene Album: Rebel Recording Co., Inc - SLP 1561
Bethesda, Maryland
John Duffey: vocal, mandolin, lead guitar
John Starling: vocal, guitar
Mike Auldridge: vocal, dobro, pedal steel
Ben Eldridge: banjo, dobro, lead guitar
Tom Gray: vocal, bass
Mark Cuff: drums
Produced by Seldom Scene – 1976
Recorded by Bill McElroy at Bias Recording, kFalls Church, VA

Band formed in 1971
Each of the band members had a job during the week; Duffey repaired musical instruments, Eldridge was a mathematician, Starling a physician, Auldridge a graphic artist, and Gray a cartographer with National Geographic.

John Humbird Duffey, Jr. (b. Washington DC March 4, 1934 – d. Arlington VA December 10, 1996)
founded two of the most influential groups in bluegrass, The Country Gentlemen and The Seldom Scene
Inducted into the International Bluegrass Music Hall of Honor 2 months before he suffered a fatal heart attack

8.   Bill Russell: Grocery Store (Bill Russell)
From Old Leaves: Fretless Records – 111
Quebec City QC, Baton Rouge LA
Bill Russell: vocal, guitar, piano
Mike Rosen: conga
Chris Rawlings: alto recorder
Produced by Bill Russell – 1975
Recorded by Michael Couture at Earth Studio, North Ferrisburg, Vermont

Came to Canada to study at McGill University at the end of the 60s and began singing in coffeehouses in the Montreal area. In the mid 70s, he settled in Toronto, where he got involved with "Mariposa in the Schools". He now lives in Quebec City

9.   Tom Lehrer: Lobachevsky (Tom Lehrer)
Songs By Tom Lehrer – 10 inch: Lehrer Records – TLP-1
Cambridge, Mass
Tom Lehrer: vocal, piano
Produced by Tom Lehrer – 1953

Thomas Andrew Lehrer born NYC April 9, 1928
began studying classical piano at the age of seven. Considered a child prodigy and entered Harvard College at the age of 15. As a mathematics undergraduate student at Harvard College, he began to write comic songs to entertain his friends
Lehrer often quoted a friend's explanation: "Always predict the worst and you'll be hailed as a prophet.”

10. Sean Murphy: Jenny Donnelley (Tom C Connors)
Fields of Green & Skies Of Blue: Cynda Records – CNS 1011
Dublin IR
Produced by Jury Krytiuk & Earl Gill – 1972

Sean Dunphy (30 November 1937 – 17 May 2011)
Released under license from Dolphin Records

11. Sullivan’s Gypsies: Whiskey In The Jar (Trad)
The Leprechaun: Hi-Lite 2011 LP
Toronto ON / St. Johns NL
Dermot O'Reilly: Lead Guitar, Mandolin, Bass
Fergus O'Byrne: Banjo, Harpsichord, Organ
Don Sullivan: Bass, Vocals
Gary Kavanagh: Vocals
Executive Producer: Art Snider 1969
Recorded by Ray Lawrence at Sound Canada Recording Center, Don Mills, Ontario
 
Denis Ryan, Fergus O'Byrne, and Dermot O'Reilly, were originally members of the Sons of Erin. The original Sons of Erin line-up featured Dermot and Fergus along with Gary Kavanagh and band leader Ralph O'Brien. When the band broke up Dermot, Fergus and Gary continued on for one tour as O'Reilly's Men and upon returning to Toronto met up with Don Sullivan to form the original Sullivan's Gypsies. Ralph O'Brien reformed The Sons Of Erin with new members Johnnie Lynn, John Cameron and Denis Ryan and recorded a self-titled LP. Shortly afterward Denis left to join Sullivan's Gypsies. Ryan's Fancy came to be when Sullivan's Gypsies parted ways.

12. Cross Country Grass: Darby’s Castle (Kris Kristofferson)
Tribute To Bluegrass: Boot Records – BBG 6013
Cambridge ON
Buddy Weston: Banjo
Charlie Street: Bass, Mandolin, Baritone Vocals, Tenor Vocals
Eddie LeBlanc: Guitar, Mandolin, Lead Vocals, Baritone Vocals
Kevin Sullivan: Mandolin, Guitar, Tenor Vocals
Amon Savoie: Resonator Guitar, Lead Vocals
Produced by Denis LePage – 1981
Recorded by Fred Petersen and Grant Warecki at Kinck Sound, Toronto

13. Stephen Cheng: One Cup of Wine (Trad)
Flower Drum & Other Chinese Folk Songs: Monitor Records – MFS 420
New York City
Stephen Cheng: vocal
Tsuan-Nien Chang: flutes, sheng
Yi’Han Kao: erhu
Josephine Chang: buggerfly harp
Thomas K Y Ai: bell, drum, cymbals, gong, block
Produced – 1964
Recorded at Asia House, NYC, March 8, 1964

Originally presented by Society for Asian Music at Asia House, NYC, it was the first Chinese folk music concert ever presented to the public in the USA.
Stephen Cheng was a graduate of Columbia University. Was grandson of the first Chinese Consul-General to the US in Hawaii

14. Beausoliel Broussard: La Turlutterie des infideles (Jacques Savoie / Claude Fournier)  - 1977 *
Mutinerie: La Tamanoir Records – TAM 27010
Nouveau Brunswick
Claude Fournier: guitar, harmon ica, guimbarde, mandolin
Isabelle Roy: piano, vocal
Jean-Gabriel Comeau: fiddle
Jacques Savoie: guitar, vocal, spoons
Frank Ravenda: accordion
Michel Donato: bass
Michel Robidoux: mandolin, banjo
Mathieu Leger: feet
Produced by Beusoliel Broussard – 1977
Recorded Real LeBlanc at Studio Saint-Charles, Longueuil, QC

Formed 1976 till 1980
Recorded 3 albums of progressive Quebecois trad music

15. Tito Puente Orchestra: Arinanara (Pozo)
Rumbas: RCA Victor – LPM 1069
New York City
Tito Puente Orchestra
Produced by RCA Victor – 1955
Cover dance steps by The Astaire Dance Studios

Ernesto Antonio "Tito" Puente (April 20, 1923 – June 1, 2000)
Puerto Rican parents living in NYC
As a child, he was described as hyperactive, and after neighbors complained of hearing seven-year-old Puente beating on pots and window frames
Deeply influenced by the jazz drummer Gene Krupa
During the 1950s, Puente was at the height of his popularity
In 1979, Puente won the first of five Grammy Awards
After a show in Puerto Rico on May 31, he suffered a massive heart attack and was flown to New York City for surgery to repair a heart valve, but complications developed and he died during the night of May 31 – June 1, 2000. He was posthumously awarded the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2003

16. The Seekers: I’ll Never Find Another You (Tom Springfield) - 1964
The  Best of The Seekers: Capitol Records – SM 2746
Melbourne / Victoria, Australia
Judith Durham: piano, vocals
Athol Guy: bass, vocals
Keith Potger: 12 string guitar, banjo, vocals
Bruce Woodley: guitar, mandolin, banjo and vocals.
US Release Produced by Bill Miller – 1968

Previously only released as a single
Originally released December 1964
 
Hour Two

Bruce Douglas Cockburn May 27, 1945 (age 70)
Attended Berklee School of Music in Boston for three semesters between 1964 and 1966.
While there he went to coffee houses and got to see all the major folk performers of the day.
Played his first gigs in The Boston Five Jug Band. Played in Ottawa.

1966 joined an Ottawa band called The Children
joined the final lineup of The Esquires. He moved to Toronto that summer to form The Flying Circus (Olivus) with former Bobby Kris & The Imperials members Marty Fisher and Gordon MacBain. Opened for The Jimi Hendrix Experience and Cream in April 1968.
Ended up in the band 3's a Crowd with David Wiffen, Colleen Peterson, and Richard Patterson
1969 quit the band to begin a solo career

US breakthrough: "Wondering Where the Lions Are", reached No. 21 on the Billboard Hot 100 in the US in June 1980, and earned Cockburn an appearance on NBC's hit TV show Saturday Night Live.

Member of the Order of Canada in 1982 and was promoted to Officer in 2002.
1998, he received the Governor General's Performing Arts Award for Lifetime Artistic Achievement, Canada's highest honour in the performing arts.
has received thirteen Juno Awards, and in 2001, during the 30th Annual Juno Awards ceremony, Cockburn was inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame.

Book: Rumours of Glory, 2014 pub. By Harper One

1.   Bruce Cockburn: Goin’ To The Country (Bruce Cockburn)
Bruce Cockburn: True North Records TN 1
Ottawa ON
Bruce Cockburn, piano, vocal, bass drum, mouth trumpet
Dennis Pendrith, bass
Produced by Eugene Martynec – 1970
Recorded by Bill Sedden at Eastern Sound, Toronto December 1969

The very first release by True North Records
 
2.   Bruce Cockburn: Happy Good Morning Blues (Bruce Cockburn)
High Winds White Sky: True North Records – TN 3
Ottawa ON
Bruce Cockburn – guitar, vocal, mouth trumpet
Eugene Martynec - guitar
Eric Nagler - mandolin-banjo and mandolin
Michael Craydon - marimba, tables, tree bell, boobams, Pygmy Rhythm Log
John Wyre - cymbals, gongs, salad bowls
Produced by Eugene Martynec – 1971
Henry Saskowski - Engineer at Thunder Sound Studios, Toronto
Chris Skene - Engineer at Eastern Sound, Toronto
 
3.   Bruce Cockburn: A Montreal Song (Bruce Cockburn)
Further Adventures Of: True North – TND 286
Ottawa ON
Bruce Cockburn vocals, guitar
Robert Boucher - bass
Bob DiSalle - drums
Eugene Martynec - guitar
Kathryn Moses - flute
Shingoose - backing vocals
Produced by Eugene Martynec – 1978
Recorded by Ken Friesen

4.   Bruce Cockburn: Creation Dream (Bruce Cockburn)
Dancing In The Dragons Jaws: True North TN37
Ottawa ON
Bruce Cockburn, guitar, vocal
Robert Boucher, bass
Bob DiSalle, drums
Produced by Eugene Martynec – 1979
Recorded by Gary Gray at Manta Sound, Toronto May June 1979

5.   Bruce Cockburn: Tokyo (Bruce Cockburn)
Humans: True North Records – TN 42
Ottawa ON
Bruce Cockburn: guitar, vocal
Dennis Pendrith: bass
Bob DiSalle: drums
Jon Goldsmith: keys
Hugh Marsh: violin
Patricia Cullen: synths
Pat LaBarbera: reeds
Produced by Eugene Martynec – 1980
Recorded by Gary Gray at Manta Sound, Toronto
Mastered by George Marino at Sterling Sound, NYC

6.   Bruce Cockburn: Coldest Night of the Year (Bruce Cockburn)
Mummy Dust: True North Records – TN 45
Ottawa ON
Bruce Cockburn: guitar, vocal
Dennis Pendrith: bass
Bob DiSalle: drums
Jon Goldsmith: keys
Hugh Marsh: violin
Kathy Moses: sax
John T Davis: organ
Produced by Eugene Martynec – 1981
Recorded by Gary Gray at Manta Sound, Toronto

7.   Bruce Cockburn: You Pay Your Money & You Take Your Chance (Bruce Cockburn)
Inner City Front: True North Records – TN 47
Ottawa ON
Bruce Cockburn: Guitar and Vocals
Memo Acevedo: Percussion
Bob DiSalle: Drums
Dennis Pendrith: Bass guitar
Jon Goldsmith: Keyboards
Hugh Marsh: Violin and Mandolin
Kathryn Moses: Reeds and Background Vocals
Produced by Bruce Cockburn - 1981
Recorded by Gary Gray at Manta Sound, Toronto
Mastered by George Marino, Sterling Sound, NY

8.   Bruce Cockburn: Tropic Moon (Bruce Cockburn)
The Trouble With Normal: True North Records – TN 53
Ottawa ON
Bruce Cockburn: guitar, vocal
Bob Disalle: drums
Jon Goldsmith: keys
Hugh Marsh: violin, mandolin
Dennis Pendrith: bass, stick
Dick Smith: percussion
Produced by Eugene Martynec – 1983
Recorded by Gary Gray at Manta Sound, Toronto
Mastered by George Marino, Sterling Sound, NY

9.   Bruce Cockburn: Nicaragua (Bruce Cockburn)
10. Bruce Cockburn: Peggy’s Kitchen Wall (Bruce Cockburn)
Stealing Fire: True North Records – TN 57
Ottawa ON
Bruce Cockburn: guitar, vocal
Jon Goldsmith: keys
Fergus Marsh: bass, stick
Miche Pouliot: drums
Chi Sharpe: percussion
Produced by Jon Goldsmith and Kerry Crawford – 1984
Recorded by John Naslen at Manta Sound, Toronto
Mastered by Mike Reese at Mastering Lab, LA

11. Bruce Cockburn: People See Through You (Bruce Cockburn) – 1985 *
World Of Wonders: True North Records – TN 66
Ottawa ON
Bruce Cockburn: guitars, vocal
Judy Cade: bg vocal
Jon Goldsmith: keys
Fergus Jemison Marsh: bass, stick
Hugh Marsh: violin
Chi Sharpe: percussion
Mike Sloski: drums
Michael Alan White: horns
Produced by Jon Goldsmith and Kerry Crawford – 1986
Recorded by John Naslen at Manta Sound, Toronto
Mastered by Bob Ludwig at Masterdisc, NYC

12. Bruce Cockburn: Shipwrecked at the Stable Door (Bruce Cockburn)
Big Circumstance: True North Records – TN 70
Ottawa ON
Bruce Cockburn – composer, vocals, guitar, harmonica
Fergus Jamison Marsh – bass, Chapman Stick
Hugh Marsh – violin
Jon Goldsmith – keyboards, autoharp
Michael Sloski – drums, percussion
Myron Schultz – clarinet
Judy Cade – background vocals
Mary Margaret O'Hara – background vocals
Mose Scarlett – background vocals
Produced by Jon Goldsmith – 1988
Recorded by John Naslen at Manta Sound, Toronto

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