with Steve Fruitman
#137
August 22, 2016
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Two: Hear this show now
Hour One1. Colleen Peterson: Startin’ Out Clean (Willie P Bennett) – 1977*
2. Doug Reansbury: Talk To Me (Doug Rainsbury) – 1988*
3. Bim a.k.a. Roy Forbes: Farmer Needs The Rain (Roy Forbes) – 1976*
4. Lori Yates: Promises, Promises (Matraca Berg / Lori Yates) – 1989
5. Ken Tobias: I Just Want To Make Music (Ken Tobias) – 1978*
6. Bob McBride: Never Believe (Danny McBride) – 1978*
7. Eddy M: Rock It All Night Long (Ed Melanson) – 1980*
8. Mendelson Joe: Hollywood Would (Mendelson Joe) – 1979*
9. Bobby Wiseman: Older Brother (Bobby Wiseman) – 1989*
10. Joe Hall & The Continental Drift: Pour More Poison In (Joe Hall) – 1977*
11. David Wilcox: Too Cool (David Wilcox) – 1983*
12. James Keelaghan: Red River Rising (James Kellaghan) – 1989*
13. Derek Markle: Roll Muddy River (Derek Markle) – 1983*
14. Black & Ward: Star (Terry Black / Laurel Ward) – 1981*
15. Bill King: Muskoka Sunset (Bill King) – 1974*Hour Two
1. Willie P Bennett: The Lucky Ones (Willie P Bennett) – 1989*
2. Ian Tamblyn: The Glider (Ian Tamblyn) – 1976*
3. Shari Ulrich: The Lion (Shari Ulrich) - 1980*
4. Dominec Troiano: The Greaser – (Dominec Troiano) – 1973*
5. Susan Cogan: The Moon At Sunset Bay (Susan Cogan) - 1981*
6. David Celia: Smile, You’re Alive (David Celia) – 2015*
7. John Mills-Cockell: Speedy’s Teardown! (John Mills-Cockell) – 1973*
8. Colin Linden: I Breathe Underwater (Colin Linden) – 1988*
9. kd lang & The Reclines: Big Bones Girl (kd lang / Ben Mink) – 1989*
10. Andrew Cash: 100 Years (Andrew Cash) – 1989*
11. Amos Garrett: Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny Farina) – 1989*CanCon = 100%
And Now for The Particulars:
Hour One
1. Colleen Peterson: Startin’ Out Clean (Willie P Bennett) – 1977*
Colleen: Capitol Records of Canada ST 11714
Peterborough ON
Colleen Peterson: vocals, guitar
James Burton: guitar
Trevor Veitch: guitar
Byron Berline: fiddle
Herb Pedersen: guitar, banjo
Produced by Lee Hazelwood - 1977
Recorded at The Record Plant, Los Angeles CA July August 1977 by Dani King
Mastered by Dani King & Wally Traugott at Capitol Records, Los AngelesColleen Susan Peterson (November 14, 1950 – October 9, 1996)
Trevor Veitch: was in 3s A Crowd – currently lives in LA
In Rush's self-titled album, released in 1970, Veitch played the guitar, mandolin, and mandocello
Veitch was a contractor for musician Donna SummerJames Burton: inducted into the R&R Hall of Fame 2001, Rockabilly Hall of Fame & Musicians Hall of Fame. Has recorded with Ricky Nelson, Elvis Presley, The Everly Brothers, Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, Glen Campbell, John Denver, Gram Parsons, Emmylou Harris, Judy Collins, Jerry Lee Lewis, Joni Mitchell etc etc
Herb Pedersen: often performs with Chris Hillman (was in the Desert Rose Band with him); Mudcrutch with Tom Petty; Stephen Stills, Linda Ronstadt, Kris Kristofferson, John Prine, Jackson Browne, Gram Parsons etc etc etc
2. Doug Reansbury: Talk To Me (Doug Rainsbury) – 1988*
Doug Reansbury: Silver Birch DR0404
Kingston ON
Doug Reansbury: vocal, guitars
Al Cross: drums
David Woodhead: bass, keys
Bill Dillon: guitars
Produced by Bob Doidge 1988
Recorded by Bob Doidge at Grant Avenue Studio, HamiltonPlays on 1000 Island boat cruises. He has been with the company since 1991
3. Bim a.k.a. Roy Forbes: Farmer Needs The Rain (Roy Forbes)
Raincheck On Misery: Casino Records CA 1009
Dawson Creek, BC
Bim: guitars, vocal
Terry Frewer: acoustic guitar
Doug Edwards: bass
Geoff Eyre: drums
Produced by Claire Lawrence 1976
Recorded by Dave Slagter at Little Mountain Sound June-Sept 1976b. 1953 – His father used to call him Bim.
Already partially blind in 1 eye, Roy lost the use of his good eye last December
Forbes had already lost one eye, his right, due to glaucoma when he was six years old. It forced him to wear a glass eye. An avid record collector (especially 78 RPM platters), Forbes is also continuing his work as the host of Roy’s Record Room, his radio show which can be heard on Sundays at noon Pacific on the CKUA network.4. Lori Yates: Promises, Promises (Matraca Berg / Lori Yates) – 1989
Cant Stop The Girl: Columbia Records 44278
Hamilton ON
Eddie Bayers
Wendy Waldman
Steve Givson
Harry Stinson
Paddy OCorcoran
Tom Robb
Albert Lee
Mark Casstevens
Randy McCormick
Mark OConnor
Paul Franklin
Colleen Peterson
Roy Huskey
Mike Noble
Ferrell Morris
Randy Lero
Produced by Steve Buckingham 1989
Recorded by Joe Bogan & Marshall Morgan
Mixed by Marshall Morgan
Mastered by Denny Purcell at Georgetown Masters, Nashville TNBegan with Rang Tango, Toronto country punk alternative band. Went solo moved to Nashville & got seriously into songwriting. Formed Hey Stella w Bazil Donovan, David Baxter and Michelle Josef
5. Ken Tobias: I Just Want To Make Music (Ken Tobias)
The Ken Tobias Collection: Attic Records – LAT 1050
Saint John NB
Ken Tobias: vocal
Produced by Michael Lloyd – 1971
Compilation album produced by Ken Tobias – 1978Kenneth Wayne Paul Tobias (born July 25, 1945)
Wrote The Bells hit song “Stay Awhile” 1971 which sold over 2 million copies.By 1965, he'd moved to Halifax and become a regular performer on CBC TV's afternoon program, "Music Hop." & a couple of years later on "Singalong Jubilee" along with Anne Murray, where he was allowed to sing his own compositions. He moved to LA a couple of years later, where he wound up as a writer for Bill Medley (Righteous Brothers). The connections with Medley led to his songs ending up in the hands of the likes of Ricky Nelson and The Everly Brothers, Anne Murray, The Beach Boys. Spent time at Neil Young’s ranch writing songs in California. Currently living back in New Brunswick.
6. Bob McBride: Never Believe (Danny McBride)
Bob McBride: London Records – CM 501
Toronto ON
Bob McBride: vocal, guitar
Produced by Chris Skene & Rick Capreol – 1978Daniel McBride (November 20, 1945 – July 23, 2009)
Robert Bruce "Bob" McBride (17 November 1946 – 20 February 1998, Toronto)
In late 1996, he fended off a pair of intruders in his parents' home. Beaten by the assailants, he sustained serious head injuries, and died from his injuries at the age of 51
Performed in Lighthouse.7. Eddy M & The Memories: Rock It All Night Long (Ed Melanson)
30 Years of Eddy M: The M.R. Label - WRC1-3966
Ayton ON / Halifax NS
Eddy M: guitar
Eric Saamanen: bass
Garnet Sinker: drums
Bruce Rolls: sax
Produced by Eddy Melanson - 1982
Recorded at a club, Grimsby ON
mailto:meled@wightman.caInducted into Nova Scotia Country Music Hall of Fame 2014
Hi Ya Steve, wonderful to hear from you, long time no speakum. Congrats on your expansion to CIOE in Sackville, their going to love your show down there.I'm going to be in that neck of the woods next month as I have been invited back to perform at the 20th. anniversary celebrations of the Nova Scotia Country Music Hall of Fame in Truro. Rock It All Night Long is a song I wrote one night in Grimsby at the club, recorded it there and stuck it on the album as a fill in. (1982). Ed on guitar, Eric Saamanen on bass, Garnet Sinker on drums and Bruce Rolls on sax, (Eddy M and the Memories). Thanks for doing this Steve, it brings back a lot of memories to an old Rockabilly player from yesterday. Two of your shows that I really enjoyed were the ones with the Duke and Dutchy Mason. Keep up the great work, your a true Canadian and one in a million.
Cheers, Ed
8. Mendelson Joe: Hollywood Would (Mendelson Joe)
Not Homogenized: Boot Records BRP 2104
Emsdale ON
Mendelson Joe: Vocals, guitar, foot, harmonica
Edward William Purdy: bass, keys, guitars, bass drum, synths
Jorn Andersen: drums, percussion
Ben Mink: violin, mandolin
Gord Neave: drums, percussion
Dianne Heatherington: bg vocals
Produced by Edward William Purdy & Mendelson Joe 1979
Recorded by Daniel Lanois at Grant Avenue Studios, Hamilton ON
Mastered at JAMF, Toronto9. Bobby Wiseman: Older Brother (Bobby Wiseman)
Sings Wrench Tuttle: WEA / Risque Disque 25 69131
Toronto ON
Bobby Wiseman: keys, vocals
Kurt Schefter: guitar
Michael Pickett: harmonica
Mark French: drums
Dennis Delorme: pedal steel
Rich Maslove: bass
Produced by Bobby Wiseman - 1989
Recorded by Be-Double-You at the Music Gallery and Jays Space Station, Toronto
Engineering Assistants: Sandor Ajenstadt, Joe Benarroch, John Oswald, Jay Blair10. Joe Hall & The Continental Drift: Pour More Poison In (Joe Hall)
Transcription: CBC Radio Canada International – RCI-462
Peterborough ON
Joe Hall: vocal, guitars, harmonica
Tony Quarrington: electric guitar, organ, percussion, bg vocal
George Dodo: keys
Rudy Snatz: bass
John Smith: drums
Mendleson Joe: steel
Susan Harris & Igor Romanyk: strings
Produced by Joe Hall & Tony Quarrington – 1977
Recorded at CBC Studios, Toronto, June 197711. David Wilcox: Too Cool (David Wilcox)
My Eyes Keep Me In Trouble: Capitol Records 6000 Series ST 6503
Toronto ON
David Wilcox: guitar, vocals
Produced by Sadia - 1983David Karl William Wilcox (born July 13, 1949) Montreal
Began his career Yorkville late 60s in The Gangrene Boys w Rick Fielding & Andy Hermant before being inducted to replace Amos Garrett in Great Speckled Bird. Began his solo career with The Teddy Bears mid 70s & released a slew of albums12. James Keelaghan: Red River Rising (James Kellaghan)
Small Rebellions: Tranquilla Productions TM2
Calgary AB
James Keelaghan: guitar, vocal
Don Pennington: electric guitar
Bill Eaglesham: bass
Michael Moore: drums
Gary Bird: dobro
Kathy Cook: mandolin
Produced by Ron Casat, James Keelaghan & Don Pennington 1989
Recorded live to DAT Jan, 198913. Derek Markle: Roll Muddy River (Derek Markle)
Be Yourself: Altair Four Records – WRC1-2829
Lanark ON
Steve Pitacco: guitars
Quincy Pamphouse: steel
Dave Babineau: bass
Ron Prescott: drums
Randall Prescott: keys
Robby Dontigny: guitar
Randy Demmon: piano
Bobby Lalonde: fiddle
Derek Markle: vocal
Produced by Randall Prescott – 1983
Recorded & Mixerd at Altair Four Studio, Lanarkb. May 8, 1945 – d. Aug 31, 1983
14. Black & Ward: Star (Terry Black / Laurel Ward)
All Night Long: Duke St. Records – DSR 10/9-81
Vancouver BC / Delta MB
Terry Black: vocal
Laurel Ward: vocal
Micky Erbe
Harvey Kogen
Brian Leonard
Bob Mann: guitar
Doug Riley: keys
Brian Russell
Lenny Solomon: violin
Produced by Mickey Erbe and Maribeth Solomon – 1981
Recorded by Andy Hermant, Hayward Parrott, Gary Gray & Peter Mann at Manta Sound, Eastern Sound, TorontoTerry Black - Born: February 3, 1949, Vancouver - Died: June 28, 2009, Kamloops
Black's debut U.S. single, "Unless You Care", was released in 1964, when Black was 15.
Black had major Canadian hits with Poor Little Fool & Only Sixteen
He released a Sloan-Barri produced album,Only Sixteen in 1965, on the Canadian ARC Records label
Black joined the cast for the Toronto production of Hair! also in 1969. He married a member of the cast, Laurel Ward, in 1970, and from 1972 to 1982 the pair released several singles together as Black and Ward. He suffered from multiple sclerosis
Laurel Ward move to Toronto when she was 17 to persue a musical career. In Toronto, she connected with Sid Dolgay of folk group The Travellers as well as record producer Bill Gilliland of Arc Records. While appearing in the Toronto production of Hair, Laurel met former teen idol Terry Black as well as band leader Doug Riley. In the fall of 2009 Laurel was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease15. Bill King: Muskoka Sunset (Bill King)
Dixie Peach: Capitol Records Canada – ST 6422
Toronto ON
Bill King: vocal, keys
Penti Glan: drums
George Phillips: bass, percussion
Kelly Baldwin: sax
Ginny Grant: vocal
Jake Thomas: electric guitar
Produced by Bill King – 1974
Recorded by Terry Brown at Toronto Sound Studios, Feb 74
Mastered by Doug Sax at Mastering Lab, Los AngelesWILLIAM 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.Hour Two
1. Willie P Bennett: The Lucky Ones (Willie P Bennett)
The Lucky Ones, Duke Street Records DSRC 31059
Peterborough ON
Willie P Bennett: vocals, guitar
Al Cross: drums
Danny Greenspoon: six string bass
Kit Johnson: bass
John Sheard: piano
Colin Linden: lead guitar
Colleen Peterson Russell deCarle: bg vocals
Produced by Danny Greenspoon, 1989
Recorded by Jeff Wolpert and David Stinson at Inception Sound, Downsview2. Ian Tamblyn: The Glider (Ian Tamblyn)
Ian Tamblyn: Posterity - PTR-13002
Thunder Bay, ON / Wakefield, QC
Ian Tamblyn: guitar, vocal
Dennis Delorme: steel
Frank Koller: guitar
Doug Orr: bass
Richard Patterson: drums
Kim Erickson: bg vocals (Thunder Bay)
Bob Stark: percussion
Produced by Ted Gerow - 1976
Recorded by Nelson Vipond with Michael Delaney and Peter Burns at Marc Productions, Ottawa
Mixed at Studio Six, Montreal
http://www.tamblyn.com or mailto:tamblyn@hotmail.comProducer Ted Gerow was born in 1943 who was inducted into the Ottawa Valley Music Hall Of Fame in 2001. Former member of The Esquires.
3. Shari Ulrich: The Lion (Shari Ulrich)
Long Nights: A&M Records SP 9046
Bowen Island BC
Claire Lawrence: sax
Geoff Eyre: drums
Peter Clarke: bass
David Pickell, Ron Johnson: keys
Harris Van Berkel: guitar
Shari Ulrich: violin, vocals
Geoff Eyre, Nancy Nash, Peter Clarke, Shari Ulrich: bg vocals
Produced by Claire Lawrence 1980
Recorded at Pinewood Studios, Vancouver by Alan Perkins
Mixed at le Studio, Morin Heights, QC by Paul Northfield
Mastered by George Marino at Sterling Sound, NYC4. Dominec Troiano: The Greaser – (Dominec Troiano)
Tricky: Mercury Records SRM 1-670
Toronto ON
Domenic Troiano, guitar, vocal
Keith Rice, drums
Willie Weeks, bass
William Smith, keys
Tessie Coen, percussion
Monty Stark, synth
Gale Levant, harp
Shawne Jackson, Gale Haness, Patrice Holloway, William Smith, Roy Kenner, bg vocals
Produced by Domenic Troiano & Keith Olsen 1973
Recorded by Keith Olsen and Richard DashitDomenic Michele Antonio Troiano (January 17, 1946 – May 25, 2005)
5. Susan Cogan: The Moon At Sunset Bay (Susan Cogan)
One: Scone Records WRC1-2797
Fulford Harbour, BC
Danny Greenspoon: electric guitar
Susan Cogan: percussion, vocals
Henry Heilig: bass
Lorne Nehring: drums
Mat Zimbal: congas
Brent Titcomb: bg vocal
Marie-Lynn Hammond: bg vocal
Sharon Keates: bg vocal
Produced by Susan Cogan with David Woodhead & Chad Irschick 1981
Recorded at Inception Sound, Toronto by Chad Irschick & Danny Greenspoon
Mixed at Ocean Sound, Vancouver by Howard RissinBorn Toronto, Canada 1951. Moved to Jerusalem, Israel in 1966 where she began singing at the age of 15. In 1970s performed in the duo Susan & Fran, achieved fame with their songs becoming standards in Israel.
6. David Celia: Smile, You’re Alive (David Celia)
Double Mind: Seedling Music 088907212580
Toronto
David Celia: guitars, vocals
Ed Pastorini: piano
Gary Taylor: drums
Denis Keldie: Hammond organ
Mike Evin: vocals
Produced by David Celia 2015
Recorded live by Jeff McCulloch at Wellesley Sound, Toronto
Mastered by Andy Magoffin at The House of Miracles7. John Mills-Cockell: Speedy’s Teardown! (John Mills-Cockell)
Heartbeat: True North Records TN12
Toronto ON
John Mills-Cockell, synths, keys, vocals
Wayne Smith, percussion
Malcolm Tomlinson, vocals, percussion
J.M.C. percussion
Alan Wells, percussion
Irv Copesteak, percussion
Tony Mendez, percussion
Sandy McDonald, percussion
Doug Pringle, sax
Produced by John Mills-Cockell 1973
Recorded by Dave Stock, Chris Skene, Irv Copesteak, Larry Morey, Chris Tait, Nick Gurr, Phil Ross, Ron Gregory, Cliff Phelps, Gary Hill & Ken Fraser
Recorded at Eastern Sound, CBC 4-s, Ryerson Polytechnical Institute, Creative Electronics Lab
Mastered at RCA Victor, TorontoMember of Kensington Market 1968, and Syrinx till 1972. First Moog synthesizer player in Canada.
8. Colin Linden: I Breathe Underwater (Colin Linden)
The Immortals: Stony Plain Records – SPL 1097
Toronto ON
Colin Linden: guitars, synth, vocal
John Whynot: keys, 2nd guitar, bg vocals
Tom Griffiths: bass
Gary Craig: drums
Willie P Bennett: bg vocal
Janice Powers: bg vocal
Tamara Silvera: bg vocal
Produced by John Whynot & Colin Linden – 1988
Recorded 1985 at McClear Place Studios, Toronto by Joe Finlan & Lou Sokakofski
Additional recording at Amber Studios, United Media Studios, Enormous Studio
Mixed at Sounds Interchange by Mike Jones9. kd lang & The Reclines: Big Bones Girl (kd lang / Ben Mink)
Absolute Toirch And Twang: Sire Records 92 58771
Consort AB
Kd lang: vocal
Michael Pouliot: drums
John Dymond: bass
Michael Creber: piano
Greg Leisz: lap steel
Gordie Matthews: electric guitars
Ben Mink: acoustic guitar
Produced by Greg Penny, Ben Mink and kd lang 1989
Recorded and mixed by Joe Seta and Greg Penny at Vancouver Studios, BCKathryn Dawn Lang, OC (born November 2, 1961)
Her 4th album, it was her first collaboration with Ben Mink. First album which truly reflected her energy.10. Andrew Cash: 100 Years (Andrew Cash)
Boomtown: Island Records ISL 1237
Toronto
Graydon Nichols electric guitar, dobro, vocals
Glenn Milchem drums & percussion
Paul Taylor bass, vocals
Jim Ediger piano, Hammond organ, accordion, fiddle, vocals
Andrew Cash vocals, electric & acoustic guitar
Produced by Don Dixon - 1989
Recorded by Mark Williams with Jim Perry at Reflection Sound, Charlotte NC
Mastered by Greg Calbi at Sterling Sound, NYCAndrew Cash (born January 22, 1962) 2nd Album by Andrew Cash & The Ambassadors: The video for the title track won the Juno Award. Song was a colaboration w Chuck Angus who also sang it in Gr Angels.
11. Amos Garrett: Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny Farina) – 1989*
I Make My Home In My Shoes: Stony Plain SPL 1132
Willowdale ON / Calgary AB
Amos Garrett: guitar
Tom Lavin: guitar, percussion
Brian MacLeod: synth
Mike Kalanj: organ
Daryl Bennett: drums
Dave Bjarnason: drums
David Burgin: harmonica
Ted Borowiecki: piano
Jack Lavin: bass
Brian Pollock: bass
Ron Casat: piano
Bill Runge: synth
Produced by Tom Lavin 1989
Recorded by Steve Smith, Bill Buckingham with Marcel DuPerreault at Blue Wave Studio, Vancouver
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