The Stew will be featuring multiple tracks to celebrate Bob Dylan’s 71st birthday. May 24.

Big Show this week!

Three special guests on today’s Stew
First is Devin Cuddy. Jim’s son is his own man.
There’s no sign of Jim’s harmonies or style.
Instead Devin sounds like he grew up next to a Honky Tonk outside Lake Charles
Louisiana.
A bit of country. A bit of stride. Blues. Jazz. All the good stuff.
first album is Volume One.
Playing tonight in Edmonton at Early Stage Saloon and  Sunday in Twin Butte General Store
Second guest is Hawksley Workman. He’s bringing his play The God that comes to ATP Calgary.  Great interview.
And we finish with James Hunter, who’s just released his third album Minute by Minute. He lost the love of his life Jackie. he talks about how he misses her and misses her “ear” and Jackie always seemed to know which songs worked best for James.
Enjoy

This Saturday Hour One

Alan Doyle checks in about their compilation album XX. Celebrating 20 years of making music and representing the Maritimes and Canada.

They’ll be sliding though Calgary and Edmonton next week – March 12/13 The Jube Edmonton

And March 14/15 The Jube in Calgary.

In the second hour Colin James walks right into the Stewdio and speaks into the microphone.

He’s celebrating so many good things.

He releases is first ever LIVE LP called Twenty-Five Live on March 19.

He gets inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame during Canadian Music Week. March 21

He’s a 6 time Juno winner. Will attend the Junos in his hometown of Regina.

17 Maple Blues Awards, including this year’s Entertainer of the Year.

Colin talks openly about his partnership with Stevie Ray Vaughn, who gave him his first break.

And about his time he spend on the streets busking to make ends meet.

In two weeks we talk to

James Hunter

And

Hawksley Workman