Sugar
Camp Music Podcasted/Piecasted
Radio Archives (Programs
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Sugar Camp Music has changed times (again) at CIUT. It now airs at 5
(that's FIVE) pm ET. SCM will
follow Steve Pritchard's Radio Boogie bluegrass program. The program
will still air (a week later) in St. John's on CHMR Wed. @ 1 pm NT. SCM also
airs on Bluewater Radio, Hanover ON Sunday @ 8 a.m. ET
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Current Piecasted Programs
May 22 Robert
Priest May 15 3
Dogs Ate It May 8
18
Great Canadian Songs May 1
Broken
Tambourine Apr 24
Stephen
Fearing
Apr
10
My Nova
Scotia Home Apr 3
Riding
West on Dundas, Humming Mar 27
Music
from the Studio Floor Mar
20
Mendelson
Joe Mar 18 2
hr Stompin' Tom Tribute Mar 13
Tam,
Tom & Max RIP Mar 6
Traveling
Night Dreams Feb 27
Pamela
Morgan
Hear Steve Interviewed
by CIUT's Jesse Mendez about Folk Alliance International - March 2013 Special Historical Piecasts: Dec 19, 2012 Stompin'
Tom's Last Interview August
23
2012 Timmins @ 100 May
10,
2012 Marcel Gagnon Tribute Jan 5, 2012 Barney
McCafferey RIP
Jan
14, 2010 Canadian
Vocal
Quartets May
21,
2009 Taylor Mitchell Feb
14, 2008 Paul
Lyon Apr 2, 1998
Astronaut
Chris Hadfield Sept 29,
1997Graham Townsend on George Wade
Sugar Camp
65 - May 22, 2013
Feeling
The Pinch Guests:
Robert Priest & David Bradstreet Hear
the Piecast M3u
files
The
Playlist:
1
ROBERT PRIEST: Nowhere Anywhere 2
ROBERT PRIEST: Feeling The Pinch 3
THE DEFAYDS: Soapnthepope 4
THE BOINKS: Robot Odor 5
ROBERT PRIEST: Free Ontario 6
ROBERT PRIEST: My Father's Hands 7
ROBERT PRIEST & DAVID BRADSTREET: The Bomb In Reverse 8
ROBERT PRIEST & DAVID BRADSTREET: Bonne Chance Marie 9
ROBERT PRIEST & DAVID BRADSTREET: Turntable Heart 10
ROBERT PRIEST: Elijah Harper Eagle Feather 11
ROBERT PRIEST: The Common Stink
1
LA BOTTINE SOURIANTE: Cette bouteille-là 2
JACK SCOTT: What in the World's Come Over You 3
DAVID MYLES: Change My Mind 4
THE UGLY DUCKLINGS: She Ain't No Use To Me 5
KENSINGTON MARKET: Coming Home Soon 6
THE SADIES: Tiger Tiger 7
DAN WALSH: If 8
BIRD, BREIT, CORYELL & QUARRINGTON: Portly Pear 9
LES CHAUFFEURS À PIEDS: Six-Huit des étoiles / reel des gais
lurons 10
KOBO TOWN: Mr. Monday 11
DARK FOR DARK: Little Birds 12
BRUCE COCKBURN: Going To The Country 13
ASHLEY CONDON: Going To The Country 14
DAVID FRANCEY: Blue Skies 15
THOM SWIFT: 200 Miles
1
KATHERINE WHEATLEY: Hallelujah 2
HUMPHREY AND THE DUMPTRUCKS: Friend of the Devil 3
BRUCE COCKBURN: Peggy's Kitchen Wall 4
KLAATU: Anus From Uranus 5
HANK SNOW: Blossoms in the Springtime 6
MAC BEATTIE & THE OTTAWA VALLEY MELODIERS: Log Drivers Song 7
DAVID FRANCEY: Satellite 8
BARRY NESBITT AND THE HIGHLANDERS: Bluebells of Scotland 9
JUNE EIKHARD & HER TANTRAMAR RAMBLERS: Sputnik Breakdown 10
THE KEATNIKS: That's My Girl 11
KEITH GLASS: Blue, Blue, Blue 12
BOB REGAN & LUCILLE STARR: Eeny Meeny Miney Moe 13
DON NORMAN & THE OTHER FOUR: Your Place In My Heart 14
TIM HUS: Flin Flon 15
ROMI MAYES: Somethin' Goin' On 16
APRIL VERCH: Big Eared Mule 17
APRIL VERCH: The Only One 18
THE LAST WORDS: Give Me Time
1
QRISTINA & QUINN BACHAND: Mountain Road 2
CROOKED BROTHERS: Up The Mountain 3
THOM SWIFT: 200 Miles 4
MATT PATERSHUK & THE DIRTY PLAID ORCHESTRA: Mill Town 5
JORGE MIGUEL: Rumba Tangos 6
ELIANA CUEVAS: Estrellita 7
INGRID GATIN: Broken Tambourine 8
MORLOVE: Old Tomorrow 9
MAX WOOLAVER BAND: Once Outside Of Time 10
LILY FROST: Poetry 11
THE JD EDWARDS BAND: Morning Sparrow 12
SAIDAH BABA TALIBAH: Bang It Back 13
JAKE CHISHOLM: Let's Do It Again 14
PETER KARP & SUE FOLEY: Beyond The Crossroads 15
PHARIS & JASON ROMERO: Long Gone Out West Blues
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Sugar
Camp 61 - April 24, 2013
Between
Hurricanes Guest:
Stephen Fearing Hear
the Piecast M3u
files
The
Playlist:
1
STEPHEN FEARING: Wheel of Love 2
STEPHEN FEARING: Out To Sea 3
STEPHEN FEARING: Wailing Wall 4
STEPHEN FEARING: When My Baby Calls My Name 5
STEPHEN FEARING: As The Crow Flies 6
STEPHEN FEARING: Industrial Lullaby 7
STEPHEN FEARING: This Guitar 8
STEPHEN FEARING: Just in time to Say Goodbye 9
BLACKIE & THE RODEO KINGS w SERENA RYDER: Black Sheep
1
WINSTON 'SCOTTY' FITZGERALD: Champion Jig / Menzie Jig 2
HANK SNOW: My Nova Scotia Home 3
WILF CARTER: When It's Apple Blossom Time In Annopolis Valley 4
FRASER NEWCOMBE: Hank Snow and the Battery Radio 5
RON SCOTT: White Rose 6
EDDY M: Rockin' At The Seagull Club 7
SLAINTE MHATH: Va 8
MARY JANE LAMOND & WENDY MacISAAC: The Soldier's Song 9
JP CORMIER: Tulloch Gorum (aka Broken Fingers) 10
LAURA SMITH: Magdalen McGillivray 11
WALLY MacAULEY: Atlantic Sunrise 12
NATALIE MacMASTER: The Appropriate Dipstick 13
McGINTY: Mary Mack 14
THOM SWIFT: Blue Sky Day 15
MO KENNEY: Sucker 16
JENNIFER ROLAND: My Sister Karmie
1
CORIN RAYMOND: Riding West on Dundas 2
THE COMMAND SISTERS: Sky 3
RALPH BOYD JOHNSON: Cleaning House 4
TERESA DOYLE: Gone Down River 5
PAT TEMPLE: Stone Boat 6
LENKA LICHTENBERG: Arum Dem Fayer / Around The Fire 7
OLIVER SCHROER: Horseshoes & Rainbows 8
THE REMBETIKA HIPSTERS: Snakes at the Euxine 9
BRIGA: Vihor 10
SARAH JANE SCOUTEN: Twenty Dollar Bill 11
STOMPIN' TOM CONNORS: Goin' Back Up North 12
COMPASS ROSE: North 47 13
RONNIE HAYWARD & HIS TRIO: I Had Enough Of That City 14
SARAH BURTON: Round Me Up 15
KEVIN BREIT & THE UPPER YORK MANDOLIN ORCHESTRA: Big Bill Broonzy 16
BOB WISEMAN: Robert Dziekanski At The Vancouver Airport 17
RUBY DRAKE: Money Shot
1
DAVID NEWBERRY: Easter 2
BELLE STARR: Pull Me Down 3
MICHELLE McADOREY: Leave The Main Road 4
IAN TAMBLYN: Bluebells of Gigha 5
CINDY CHURCH: This Cold War With You 6
BEGINNERS GUIDE TO ENDINGS: I Found Out 7
JADEA KELLY: Lone Wolf 8
STEPHEN FEARING: Don't You Wish Your Bread was Dough 9
BEN CAPLAN: Southbound 10
BRIGA: Night @ Officer's Club 11
HARRY MANX: All Fall Down 12
ANNABELLE CHVOSTEK: G20 Song 13
SAGAPOOL: De Cordes Et De Bois 14
ROB LUTES: Take It Nice
Sugar
Camp 56 - March 20, 2013
The
Truth of Mendelson Joe live
& in good health on the phone Hear
the Piecast M3u
files
The
Playlist:
1
MENDELSON JOE: I Am Canuckian 2
MENDELSON JOE: Deemo Crassy 3
MENDELSON JOE: You And Me 4
MENDELSON JOE: Humans Bug Me 5
MENDELSON JOE: I'm A Folkie 6
McKENNA MENDELSON MAINLINE: Better Watch Out 7
MENDELSON JOE: Instra-Mental
1
STOMPIN' TOM CONNORS: Move Along 2 TAM
KEARNEY & FRIENDS OF FIDDLER'S GREEN: Keltie Clippie 3 TAM
KEARNEY & FRIENDS OF FIDDLER'S GREEN: The SS Shieldhall 4 MAX
FERGUSON: Frankenstein 5 RICK
AVERY & JUDY GREENHILL: My Father's Ole Sou'wester 6 STOMPIN'
TOM CONNORS: Coal Boat Song 7 STOMPIN'
TOM CONNORS: The Gumboot Clogeroo 8 STOMPIN'
TOM CONNORS: Bush of Buctouche 9 STOMPIN'
TOM CONNORS: A Damn Good Song For A Miner 10
STOMPIN' TOM CONNORS: The Bridge Came Tumbling Down 11
STOMPIN' TOM CONNORS: The Rattlin Cannonball 12
STOMPIN' TOM CONNORS: Sudbury Saturday Night
1. JARON
FREEMAN-FOX: Auctioneering Everything 2.
BIRDS OF CHICAGO: Come Morning 3.
PAUL REDDICK: Dancing In A Dream 4.
SARAH JANE SCOUTEN: My Goddam Country 5.
MAZ: La Course 6.
RUSTY FORD: Where'd I Put My Brain Today? 7.
MO KENNEY: Eden 8.
JAY AYMAR: Overtime 9.
BELLE PLAINE: Maybe Winter 10
MICHAEL OCCHIPINTI & SHINE ON: Whatever Get's You Through The Night 11
THE CLAYTONES: Out On The Road Tonight 12
THE WILDERNESS OF MANITOBA: Northern Drives 13
STEPHANIE CADMAN: Home Waltz
1. EMILE
BENOIT: Christina's Dream / Tootsie Wootsie 2.
FIGGY DUFF: Emile's Reels 3.
ANITA BEST & PAMELA MORGAN: Suil a Gra 4.
PAMELA MORGAIN: Play On 5.
PAMELA MORGAIN: A Woman's Touch 6.
PAMELA MORGAIN: My Bucket 7.
PAMELA MORGAIN: Early Spring 8.
PAMELA MORGAIN: The Green Shores of Fogo 9.
PAMELA MORGAIN: The Rose And The Briar 10
PAMELA MORGAIN: Loving Arms
Special
Historical Programs
Lena and Tom Connors
Sugar Camp
44 - December 19, 2012
A Last
Christmas with Stompin' Tom His
Last Interview Hear
the Piecast M3u
files
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Jerry
Cole - The Shaftmen - The Fallen Leaves Stevedore
Steve - Sons of Maxwell - Grievous Angels the
blackflies - Bob May - Gordon Murray Lapierre Frank
Mahovlich - Steve Paul Simms - Buddy MacMaster The
Rankin Family & Dr.
Stompin' Tom Connors
Salut! Marcel
Gagnon 1945 - 2012
May 10,
2012
Marcel and Steve, 1978
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the Piecast M3u
files
Featuring
the following artists:
Isadore
Soucy - Belzebuth - Philippe Gagnon Gordon
Lightfoot - Dick Nolan - Roy Taylor Tex
Lecor - Dominique Tremblay and Philippe Gagnon - Garalou Alan
Gerber - John Reischman & the Jaybirds - Aime Gagnon Robert
David - La Bottine Souriante & Dr.
Stompin' Tom Eh!
January
5, 2012 Program
594 Barney 1935-2012
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Rick
Fielding - Mac Beattie - Reg Hill And Barney
McAfferey on
The Great North Wind October
19, 1992
Barney was one
of those guys that brought sunshine to the greatest depths of darkness.
Wherever he went, he was a happy man, and happiness rained out of his accordion.
I met him, for the first time, at Harbourfront Centre, as he was involved
with an accordion themed weekend called The Big Squeeze. At sound check
he started playing a Mac Beattie song 'The Lake Dore Waltz'. Then we became
friends. He visited me if, and when, he was in Toronto; slept at our place
a couple of times and left the distinct scent of the barn from his farm
up in Wilno, in the Ottawa Valley.
His story is
unique, and brought to life on-air, as both he and I got on so well, that
it pours out through the speakers. He's got his accordion and his songs
and his stories and his humour. He had been a member of The Wilno Express
and recorded two LPs. He was one of the founders of the Killaloe community
radio station and did several shows a week there for a while. He was a
photographer of nudes in nudist camps (strickly professional, of course).
A clown. A jester. He jammed with Lenny Breau. Was a member of the Catholic
Worker Movement. And he thanks everyone who's ever helped him in a song.
January
14, 2010 Canadian Vocal
Quartets of the '50s
Guest: Ken
McRae
......
Featuring the music
of The Four MCs - The
Crew Cuts - The Diamonds The Four Lads - The
Arthur Godfrey Talent Show - The Nobles - The Two-Tones
Things pan out in the most
unusal ways sometimes. Like when a friend of mine was going out with a
girl who's dad once sang on the Arthur Godfrey Show out of New York, and
had a 78 recording of it! As a young man he got into a vocal singing quartet
and like Canadian Legends, The Crewcuts and The Four Lads, they made their
way to New York City. But alas, the story detours here coz the MC Quartet
only ever made one side of music (as their own), an Art Snider production
called Boom A De Boom, cashing in on the success of Sh-Boom. (The other
side of their record was the boys backing up Miss Toronto:
MARILYN REDDICK w The MC'S
QUARTET: Santa's Dream
So I was joined by an original
MC Quartetter: Ken MacRae, who tells us all one needs to know to appreciate
the greatness of the vocal quartet phenominon. Still gets dozens of hits
per month.
May
21, 2009 For Your
Consideration Guest:
Taylor Mitchell with Chris Stringer Klik the picture to take you directly to the Playlist
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Program
468 Hear
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files Podcast
Featuring the music
of
The Hain't old Time
Stringband - Taylor Mitchell - Jon Brooks Laura Bird - T Nile
- Cori Brewster And Dr. Stompin' Tom Connors
This has to be the NUMBER
ONE HEARTBREAKER OF ALL TIME show. I interviewed this intelligent, mature
18 year old rookie who had just released her first CD. She was so full
of life, excited by her new opportunities, her summer tour, the people
she was meeting in the biz. Her honesty was what shined the most. She performed
three songs, live, and we played a couple off the album. It would be the
one and only program of its kind.
Five months later Taylor
Mitchell was pronounced dead after a coyote attack in the security of a
well trodden trail through one of Canada's premier National Parks in Cape
Breton. She was on her first tour, playing coffee houses and folk clubs
through Atlantic Canada. Everyone was so bewildered. The news began to
seep across national lines: the British music mag MOJO wrote a short eulogy
to her. I was dumbstruck when I heard the news and then I noticed that
I was getting thousands of downloads of this particular show. And it hasn't
let up since. I get about 100 downloads a month by just having it here.
But it's a show that I, personally, cannot listen to without wanting to
cry. It's just too close to the bone for my liking. But she was wonderful.
Paul and I have been best
of buds for over 3 decades. He's turned me on to a lot of great music.
He shares some of it with us on this program. This picture was not staged:
we were actually at Senor Lyon's cottage, up in Bala, which is right beside
the train track that I recorded that fantastic train that I used to use
to end my Back To The Sugar Camp shows with. You'd swear that some of those
trains feel like they're coming right through the place. And one of the
ideas I got for BTSC was to have pies for you all, each week. Lovely pies.
I also taped his wood stove, which I used to use on the program. Lots of
stuff in my life has manifest because of my association with Paul Lyon.
This was a wonderful show
filled with great music that Paul has grown to love. Here's the playlist:
JEAN CARIGNAN:
The Hangman's Reel (Trad)
DJANGO REINHARDT: Minor
Swing (D Reinhardt / S Grappelli)
THE BAND: Whispering Pines
(R Manuel / JR Robertson)
ROBERT JR. LOCKWOOD: Ramblin'
On My Mind (R Johnson)
THE GRIEVOUS ANGELS: Red
Deer to Margaree (C Angus)
BUDDY HOLLY: Maybe Baby
(N Petty / B Holly)
DUKE ELLINGTON & JOHN
COLTRANE: In A Sentimental Mood (D Ellington)
ART HODES: Plain Ol' Blues
(A Hodes)
MILTY TANNIS: The Milty
Beats (Milty)
AIMÉ GAGNON: Reel
de la seigneurie (Trad)
LOUIS ARMSTRONG: West End
Blues (K Oliver)
THE RHEOSTATICS: Helpless
(N Young)
STEVEDORE STEVE: Log Drive
on the Pickerel (S Foote)
Great North Wind Classic
Chris
Hadfield
Canadian Astronaut
April 2, 1998
It's not that often that a Canadian astronaut
comes asking to play live music on my programs. But it did happen once!
I met Air Canada pilot Dave Hadfield (of Barrie,
ON) at a gig promoting outdoor adventures. He was singing songs about float
planes and DC3s, so I was interested. Turns out he is Chris Hadfield's
brother. So I invited Dave onto my Great North Wind program. Afterwards,
3 quarters in jest, I said that Chris was always welcome to come and perform
on my show. Little did I realize that I was making things happen - and
quick!
Two weeks later, Dave phones: "Steve, are you
still intersted in having Chris on your show?" Well, yahhh! So I got to
spend the better part of an hour interviewing him and getting him to play
songs that he and his brother have written. (Dave was on the show too.)
You do realize, don't you, that Chris Hadfield
had the first guitar in outer space, and was the first person to play a
guitar off this planet, and that he sung for a TV audience his 'Canadian
Tire, Last Bastian of Men' song. It's all here folks. And so is talk
about space and 2001 and what it's like to work in space.....really neat
stuff.
Great North Wind Classic
Graham Townsend
on
George
Wade and His Cornhuskers
September 29, 1997
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the Piecast M3u
files
What's so special about these guys? They were
Canadian recording pioneers and one of the first Trans-Canadian All-Star
band whom he called 'His Cornhuskers'. Lead by George Wade, a fiddler who
could call a good square dance, the band included some of the best Canadian
musicians, inlcuding a teen-aged Jean Carignan. They played big ballrooms
at the major hotels of the day, and it is said that after witnessing the
finesse and professionalism of such a band, the great Don Messer decided
to put a band together like Wade's. The band recorded in the mid-30s for RCA Victor,
26 sides of music.
On this program I was joined by Canadian fiddle
sensation, the late Graham Townsend, who filled in many gaps of the George
Wade story. Graham's dad, Fred, was a Bernardo child, and was brought over
to Canada from the United Kingdom and given to a traveling circus act.
It was there that Fred learned to play the harmonica and call a square
dance. Fred actually made one recording with George Wade and His Cornhuskers.
Oddly enough, Fred became good friends with Messer and that was how Graham
was brought to the great masters attention. Messer recorded 9 year old
Graham's composition, 'The Princess Elizabeth Two-Step' in 1951. Really:
this was a great show. Graham provided the music (on a cassette) from his
own collection of George Wade 78s.
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