Ah yes. The Sumer Solstice. A Special Mix for this Special Day.
It’s a day to recognize and celebrate Canada’s Indigenous nations and their cultural leaders. It’s also Pride Month.
Frankly, I’m convinced that both these days are part of CKUA every day. Every show. Every host. Every day of the year, we celebrate Indigenous and Pride artists and projects.
The Stew playlist includes:
Julian Taylor-Allison Russell
Susan Aglukark
Celeigh Cardinal
Adrian Sutherland
Amanda Rheaume
Wm Prince
Burnstick
Frazey Ford
Midnight Shine
Reuben and Bullhorn Singers.
Tom Wilson and Blackie & the Rodeo Kings
New Van Morrison, Honeybear, The Band, Leeroy Stagger, Blue Rodeo, Bonnie Raitt twice, Ray Charles, Taj, Seth Walker, Los Lobos.
Classics from Jon Batiste, Brian Wilson.
And it’s Ray Davies’ birthday (1944) so we play The Kinks – Because We Must!
Plus we remember John Lee Hooker who passed June 21 (2001) At 83 years old – left us, in his sleep.
And Joni Mitchell released Blue on June 21, 1971. Acknowledged as Joni’s finest album and one of the best albums ever released by anyone in popular music.
Six months earlier, in October 1970, in Vancouver, at the first-ever Greenpeace Concert, I was honored to be the MC/Host for the evening.This is a photo by Alan Katowitz.
Backstage at the PNE Coliseum. Joni Mitchel, James Taylor, Phil Oakes, Elliott Roberts and a bearded yours truly, going over the set list.
PLAYLIST:
| Mulligan Stew – 2 Hours of Hand Picked Tunes. | Terry David Mulligan | Saluting Indigenous Nations & Pride Month |
| Hit the road Jack | Ray Charles | True Genius |
| If it wasn’t for Ray | Van Morrison | Remembering Now |
| It take a lot to laugh | Taj Mahal | Bob Dylan All Blues’d Up |
| Take me to the River | Seth Walker | Why the Worry |
| Cryin’ | Celeigh Cardinal | single |
| Here comes love | Bonnie Raitt | Just Like That |
| Deane House – River Cafe | The Stew | TDMulligan |
| Roll your daddy Right (live) | John Lee Hooker | Live in Houston |
| Killers in the Room | Burnstick | single |
| One of these days | Amanda Rheaume | The Truth World |
| Never too late (acoustic) | Donovan Frankenreiter | single |
| The Spark | William Prince | Reliever |
| The Stew – TDMulligan | Coming Up – Bruce Springsteen-Frazey Ford | Los Lobos-LeeRoy Stagger |
| Precious | Adrian Sutherland | Precocious Diamonds |
| September Fields | Frazey Ford | Indian Ocean |
| Hour Two of The Stew | 15 different artists in one hour | Terry Mulligan |
| Do I love you | Bruce Springsteen | Only the strong survive |
| I was wrong | Honeybear, The Band | single |
| The Neighbourhood | Los Lobos | Just another band from east LA |
| Heart of gold | Midnight Shine | High Road |
| Blue Skies | Leeroy Stagger | 3am Revelations |
| Terry Mulligan | The Stew | Next – Jon Batiste & new Van the Man |
| It’s all right | Jon Baliste | Soul – soundtrack |
| Stomping Ground | Van Morrison | Remembering Now |
| Pathways | Julian Taylor – Allison Russell | Pathways |
| Four strong winds | Blue Rodeo | 35th anniversary Stoney Plain |
| Coyotes Banff | Kinks – Bonnie Raitt – Joni NEXT | The Stew |
| Victoria | The Kinks | Kinda Kinks |
| O Siem | Susan Anglukark | This Child |
| Angel from Montgomery (live) | Bonnie Raitt and John Prine | Tribute to Steve Goodman |
| In my Room (live) | Brian Wilson | Live at Ryman Long Promised Road |
| Thanks for listening | Thank you donors | Enjoy the longest day of the year |
| A case of you | Joni Mitchell | Blue |
| Turn off the lights | Reuben and Bull Horn Singers | All these roads |
