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Mulligan Stew May 27th-It’s Festival Season – Here’s 5 reasons to celebrate!!

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Five interview guests. All Artistic Directors of their festivals.

They spend a year preparing their festivals so we can sit on a hillside, drink Slurpees, inhale a burrito, and have world-class music wash over us.

Four of them are in a group discussion about surviving the Covid years, this year’s artist lineups, and celebrating the renewal of live music. The fifth guest in hour one is the artistic director of The Edmonton Folk Fest,  Terry Wickham.

Fiona Black –  Vancouver Folk Music Festival (July 14-16) Thefestival.bc.ca

Chris Frayer –  Winnipeg Folk Fest. (July 6-9) Winnipegfolkfestival.ca

Sue Panning – Canmore Folk Festival (Aug 5-7) Canmorefolkfestival.com

Kerry Clarke – Calgary Folk Fest (July 27-30)  Calgaryfolkfest.com

Terry Wickham – Edmonton Folk Fest (Aug 10-13) Edmontonfolkfest.org

We’ll find out how Vancouver Folk survived a near collapse of their festival.

How they all worked together, as a community, to support one another.

Also, their talent lineup and who they think could steal the show.

The Complete discussion on Mulligan Stew Podcast and TerrydavidMulligan YouTube Channel.

Thanks all

tdm

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew with TDM Music Festival Season Special & Remembering Tina Turner
Cold Cold Cold/Tripe face boogie Little Feat Feats don’t fail me now
Spin it faster Ben Harper & Ziggy Marley Spin it Faster
This will be our year Teskey Brothers London Bridge EP
Radio Margo Price (Sharon Van Etten) Strays
Deane House River Cafe Thank you for the Stew/CKUA Support
You were mine Tami Neilson Chick A-Boom
Hiding out in the Open Fiest Multitudes
The Wolves Watchhouse Tides of a teardrop
Terry Wickham Interview Line Up for Edmonton Folk Festival Complete interview on TDM Podcast and YouTube
Shooting at the Moon Mariel Buckley Everywhere I used to be
The Lucky Ones Sue Foley (Jimmy Vaughn) The Ice Queen
Got to be you Bros. Landreth 87
The Stew – TDMulligan Complete Terry Wickham Interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast & tdm YouTube channel
Whiter shade of Pale Carlos Santana and Steve Winwood Blessings and Miracles
CKUA – Mulligan Stew Coming UP Tina Turner and our Summer Music Festival Feature
Rock Me Baby Tina Turner What’s love got to do with it?
2023 Folk Festivals – Feature Story details – mulliganstewdotca Coming Up – Wood Bros. Allison Russell etc.
Pilgrim The Wood Bros. Heart is a Hero
You’re not alone Allison Russell (Brandi Carlile) single
When you miss someone Wm Prince Stand in the Joy
September Fields Frazey Ford Indian Ocean
Talking Canmore. Calgary. Vancouver & Winnipeg Festivals Complete interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast and TDM YouTube Channel
Didn’t it rain Jim Byrnes, Sojourners. Steve Dawson House of Refuge
Pledging my Love Emmylou Harris White Shoes
What I wouldn’t do Serena Ryder Harmony
Folk Festival Feature. On Canmore. Winnipeg. Vancouver & Calgary Complete interviews on Mulligan Stew Podcast and tdm YouTube channel details & links mulliganstewdotca
Lay down Sally Albert Lee (Sammy Kershaw) Tribute to Eric Clapton
Silver Dagger Charley Crockett In the night
Cannonball (acoustic) Fantastic Negrito (ZZ Ward) single
My Moon My Man Fretless with Madeleine Rogers single
Thank you to our guests Now – lets go festival complete interview details at mulliganstewdotca
It’s only love Tina Turner and Bryan Adams Reckless

 

EP 256 | Bruce Allen on Everything & Doug Cox on Van Island Music Fest.

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Welcome to the  Victoria Day May Long Weekend Edition of the Mulligan Stew Podcast..

And because it’s a long weekend, we have a longer podcast – two of them actually.

Starting things off is the birthday boy Bruce Allen – One of Canada’s most successful talent managers EVER!!

Bruce and his world-class team are responsible for planning,  leading and supporting the careers of Bryan Adams, Michael Buble, Bob Rock, Jann Arden and The Offspring. When you do  get the attention of Bruce – Watch Out! You can fire questions off in every direction. The thing is you have to be prepared to have the answers smack you upside the HEAD.

I wanted Bruce’s thoughts on the loss of our mutual friend Red Robinson – The Last DJ.  And the loss of Gordon Lightfoot as well.

Then we talked about the state of today’s music business. Like throwing a steak to a pit bull.

Bruce then launches into an update on the 2023 years of Offspring,  Jann, Bryan, Michael and Bob Rock.

Rock has released an album with the late Gord Downie of The Tragically Hip. It’s amazing. Bruce has that story as well..

Happy Birthday Happy Bruce!!

Bob Rock interview to follow soon.

 

 

The second interview is with Doug Cox, the artistic director of the Vancouver Island Music Festival. July 14-16  in Courtney/Comox.

Every year I’m fascinated by Doug’s artist lineups.

This year the headliners are Sarah McLachlan, Rickie Lee Jones and The Bros. Landreth. He asked Roy Forbes to return to his BIM character and revisit the tracks from his Thistles Album.

Two legends. Dave Alvin and Jimmy Dale Gilmore with The Guilty Ones.

Here’s Doug  Cox with backgrounds on all those artists and more.

NEXT WEEK – The Artistic Directors of Folk Festivals in Calgary, Winnipeg, Vancouver and Canmore. PLUS Terry Wickham reveals his lineup for Edmonton Folk Fest.

Have a memorable weekend – tdm

Mulligan Stew May 20th 2023-Special Guests Bruce Allen and Doug Cox

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Have yourself a great Long Weekend

We have two guests and wall-to-wall music, hand-made for a superb Saturday in May.

First guest in Hour Two is Doug Cox artistic director of the Vancouver Island Music Festival.

July 14-16 in Courtney-Comox.

Doug is also a well-known performer and through the performing year,  shares stages with some of his festival guests.

The stellar line-up this year includes

Rickie Lee Jones

Bros. Landreth

Sarah McLachlan.

Dave Alvin,  Jimmy Dale Gilmore and the Guilty Ones

Roy Forbes,  recreating his BIM album Thistles

AV and the Inner City

Galactic

Angelique Francis and many more.

www.islandmusicfest.com

 

NEXT WEEK on The Stew– Artistic Directors from Folk Festivals in –

Vancouver/Canmore/Winnipeg & Calgary. Together in one discussion.

and Terry Wickham takes us through the Edmonton Folk Fest Line Up

Second guest is Bruce Allen – celebrating his 79th  Birthday this weekend.

Bruce is the manager of Jann Arden, Michael Bublé, Bryan Adams, The Offspring and Bob Rock.

We’ll talk briefly about how Bob Rock and Gord Downie ended up creating the album Lustre Parfait together. It took 7 years.

 

Both complete interviews can be heard on the Mulligan Stew Podcast and seen on the terrydavidmulligan You Tube Channel.

We also celebrate the birth date  of Joe Cocker and remember  drummer Roger Hawkins from the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section.  (Percy Sledge/Aretha/Wilson Pickett)
New music from Jeff Beck and Eric Clapton, Rhiannon Giddens, Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats, Bruce Cockburn  Matt Anderson, Natalie Merchant, Rodney Crowell, Galactic, Kurt Elling and Charlie Hunter.

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew Van Island Music Fest also Bruce Allen on Bob Rock & Gord Downie Big bag of Saturday night tracks
Moon River Jeff Beck and Eric Clapton single
You’re the one Rhiannon Giddens You’re the One
Buy my round Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats Buy my Round
Stack – O – Lee (live) Dr John Live at Montreux Jazz 86
Tennessee Jed Levon Helm Dirt Farmer
The Stew with TDMulligan Coming UP – Vancouver Island Music Fest details mulliganstewdotca
On a roll Bruce Cockburn O Sun O Moon
Rollin’ down the road Matt Anderson Big Bottle of Joy
It’s only rock and roll (live) The Rolling Stones Totally Stripped
deane house river cafe Thank you both
Feeling Alright (live) Joe Cocker. Mad Dogs & Englishmen Mad Dogs and Englishmen – Live Fillmore East
Respect Aretha Franklin I never loved a man
Mustang Sally Wilson Pickett Best of
When a man loves a woman Percy Sledge Best of
In Hour Two – Doug Cox brings the music and Bruce Allen brings the stories Mulligan Stew – CKUA
Wrap it up Kurt Elling. Charlie Hunter. Nate Smith Super Blue: Guilty Pleasures
Liquid Spirits Gregory Porter Liquid Spirits (deluxe)
Tchompitoulas Galactic, Eric Gordon Tchompitoulas
Tower of Babel Natalie Merchant Keep your courage
Lucky Rodney Crowell The Chicago Sessions
Coyotes Banff supporting ckua for 25 years coyotesbanffdotcom
Doug Cox – Artistic Director Vancouver Island Music Festival July 14-16
Broken Heart Sarah McLachlan Shine On (deluxe)
Doug Cox Interview Vancouver Island Music Festival July 14-16
Thistles Roy Forbes (BIM) Thistles
Doug Cox Interview Vancouver Island Music Festival Complete interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast and tdm YouTube
Highway 61 Revisited Dave Alvin From an old guitar
Doug Cox – VanIslandmusicFest complete interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast -and tdm you tube channel
What in the World The Bros. Landreth Come Morning
They can’t take that away from me Rickie Lee Jones Pieces of Treasure
Mulligan Stew Year 27 Terry David Mulligan Coming UP – Bruce Allen
The safest day of the year Gord Downie and Bob Rock Lustre Parfait
Bruce Allen Interview Happy Bruce – a drive thru interview Talking about Gord Downie and Bob Rock
There goes the Sun Gord Downie and Bob Rock Lustre Parfait

 

EP 255 | Paul Janeway -St Paul and The Broken Bones

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Can a 3-year-old change the direction of a band?

This week the return of the force known as Paul Janeway – leader of  St Paul and the Broken Bones. Checking in from Birmingham Alabama.

We’re going to be talking about their latest album Angels in Science Fiction

Paul tells us it’s a turning point for the band after 10 years together.

Even though the core members are mostly unchanged,  this is not the soul band that swept over all of the music in 2012 with the EP Greetings from St Paul and the Broken Bones.

Now 5 albums later they’re taking their fans in another more introspective direction., The funk and groove can still be found but now Paul is writing and singing about being a father and his conversation with his wife about

“do what kind of  world are we bringing our daughter into?” They had a daughter.

Songs with lyrics like

Dust to Dust”

“Try your best to make a difference. Starting with the people around you”

Songs about denial, fear, and acceptance.

There’s a renewed sense of spirituality throughout the album.

One question I wanted to include was

“How will these songs mesh live with the horn/soul band songs that you were playing over the past 10 years”.

Lots of stories and discussions.

Two things – they play the Saskatoon Jazz Festival on July 8

And the Calgary Stampede July 9

AND

Her name is Marigold.

Mulligan Stew May 13th 2023-Special Guest, Paul Janeway – leader of  St Paul and the Broken Bones.

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photo credit Paige Sara

Can a 3-year-old change the direction of a band?

This week the return of the force known as Paul Janeway – leader of  St Paul and the Broken Bones. (checking in from Birmingham Alabama.)

We’re going to be talking about their latest album Angels in Science Fiction

Paul tells us it’s a turning point for the band after 10 years together.

Even though the core members are mostly unchanged,  this is not the soul band that swept over all of music in 2012 with the EP Greetings from St Paul and the Broken Bones.

Now 5 albums later they’re taking their fans in another more introspective direction., The funk and groove can still be found but now Paul is writing and singing about being a father and his conversation with his wife about

“do what kind of  world are we bringing our daughter into?” They had a daughter.

Songs with lyrics like

Dust to Dust”

“Try your best to make a difference. Starting with the people around you”

Songs about denial, fear, and acceptance.

There’s a renewed sense of spirituality throughout the album.

One question I wanted to include was

“How will these songs mesh live with the horn/soul band songs that you were playing over the past 10 years”.

Lots of stories and discussions.

Two things – they play the Saskatoon Jazz Festival July 8

And the Calgary Stampede July 9

AND

Her name is Marigold.

 

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew – Guest Paul Janeway Terry David Mulligan The Stew
Lucky Rodney Crowell The Chicago Sessions
I know what it’s like Jeff Tweedy WARM
Mama William Prince Earthly Days
Takes a lot to laugh. a train to cry Taj Mahal Bob Dyaln – All Blues’d up
Stolen Moments Lucinda Williams Stories from a rock and roll heart
Welcome to Year 27 of The Stew TDMulligan Guest – Paul Janeway – St Paul & Broken Bones
Todays guest – Paul Janeway (St Paul & Broken Bones) Mulligan Stew playlist Mulligan Stew Dot Ca
Everything Now JW – Jones Everything Now
Gangster of Love Steve Miller Band Sailor
Heatwave Martha Reeves and the Vandellas Hitsville
The Stew TDMulligan mulliganstewdotca
Deane House River Cafe Thank you both
Mama Said The Shirelles Best of
Mama’s Talkin’ Tami Neilson Kingmaker
My Mother’s Hand Jill Barber Homemaker
Mulligan Stew CKUA Year 27
Down in Hollywood Ry Cooder Bop til you drop
The wine talking Cash Box Kings Hail to the Kings
Up on Cripple Creek The Band The Band
Freddy Freeloader Amos Garrett Trio EG Trio – Jazz Blues
Coming UP – Interview with Paul Janeway TDMulligan Mulligan Stew Dot Ca
Superwoman Alicia Keyes As I am (Extended album)
Low spark of high-heeled boys Traffic Low spark of high heeled boys
Young Blood (live) Rickie Lee Jones Naked Songs (live and acoustic)
Love and mercy Brian Wilson I wasn’t made for these times
So far gone The Sheepdogs Our vinyl session
NEXT Paul Janeway -with TDMulligan The Stew
Interview with Paul Janeway St Paul and the Broken Bones with TDMulligan
City Federal Building St Paul and the Broken Bones Angels in Science Fiction
Paul Janeway Interview St Paul and the Broken Bones complete interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast
Lonely Love Song St Paul and the Broken Bones Angels in Science Fiction
Paul Janeway St Paul and the Broken Bones Complete interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast
Oporto – Madrid Blvd St Paul and the Broken Bones Angels in Science Fiction
TDM with Paul Janeway complete interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast Coming to Calgary Stampede
Sea Star St Paul and the Broken Bones Angels in Science Fiction
Complete interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast Thank you Paul
Coyotes Banff Celebrating 30 years congratulations
Betonia Blues Steve Dawson Lucky Hand

 

EP 254 | Bruce Cockburn- Reflections on Gord & New album ‘O Sun O Moon’

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The Stew is Bruce Cockburn..bringing stories of  his 35th album O Sun O Moon. Plus memories of Gordon Lightfoot and his place in the music of the World and especially Canada.

Answers the question: Was/is Gord the Sound of Canada?

Could you hear the space and place in his songs?

The Podcast is the complete interview with Bruce Cockburn on the release of his 35th album O Sun O Moon. And his thoughts on the music of and the loss of Gordon Lightfoot.

The YouTube this week is the video version of both conversations.

Mulligan Stew May 6th 2023- Very special Guest Bruce Cockburn – On Gord and New Album

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It took Two Zoom Calls to create the feature interview with Bruce Cockburn

The first was May 1 late afternoon. Talk with Bruce about his latest album

O Sun O Moon.

Brilliant songwriting, playing, and singing.

We hung up and got on with our days.

Then the World heard that Canada’s voice,  Gordon Lightfoot has passed away.

A call to Bernie Finklesteen – Bruce’s long-time manager, put us back in touch on May 2 and we had an engaging conversation about the Gord/Bruce relationship and Gord’s place in the world of music.

Played Bruce’s version of Gord’s Ribbon of Darkness.

I’ve put both interviews into hour two of The Stew.

Bruce Cockburn finishes with a nice reach out to the CKUA audience, reminding them there are very few stations as creative as  CKUA and it needs your support.

Both hours of The Stew contain promised tracks from the last fundraiser.

The complete Cockburn interview can be heard on the Mulligan Stew Podcast and seen on the tdm YouTube Channel

PLAYLIST:

You are my sunshine Morgane and Chris Stapleton (Southern Family) single
Dreaming out loud Ivan Neville-Gov’t Mule-Ruthie Foster …Like a River
Cold Sweat Mongo Santamaria Greatest Hits
Mulligan Stew Year 27 with TDMulligan Guest – Bruce Cockburn
Helpless (live) Neil Young Unplugged
Watching the river flow Bob Dylan Shadow Kingdom
Carefree Highway Gordon Lightfoot Sundown
Special Guest Bruce Cockburn Remembers Gordon Lightfoot playlist mulliganstewdotca
Refugee Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Anthology
The Lee Shore (live) Steven Stills (and David Crosby) Live in Berkeley 71
Deane House River Cafe Both return as sponsors of The Stew
Tell me about you JOSEPH The Sun
Everybody wants to rule the World Marc Jordan Waiting for the Sun to rise
TDMulligan Hour Two Bruce Cockburn Interview O Sun O Moon
Organ Grinder (live) Jimmy Smith It’s all right with me
Coming UP – Bruce Cockburn with comments on Gordon Lightfoot and new album with Terry David Mulligan
Into the mystic (live) The Allman Brothers Raleigh nc 8-10-03
Take it easy (live) Bruce Springsteen The Live Series – Songs under Cover
Mulligan Stew Bruce Cockburn Next with TDMulligan Coyotes Banff Happy 30th Anniversary
Bruce Cockburn Interview On Gordon Lightfoot Remembering Gord
Early morning rain Gordon Lightfoot Lightfoot
Bruce Cockburn on Gordon Lightfoot The sound of Canada? TDM
River of Darkness Bruce Cockburn Tribute
Special Guest Bruce Cockburn New album O Son O Moon with tdm
Keep the World we know Bruce Cockburn (Susan Aglukark) O Sun O Moon
Bruce Cockburn Interview album O Sun O Moon Complete Interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast
When the spirit walks into the room Bruce Cockburn O Sun O Moon
Complete Bruce Cockburn interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast tdm YouTube Channel
US all Bruce Cockburn O Sun O Moon
Thank you Bruce Thank you Gord TDMulligan
Plan B Bette Lavette Lavette
Got to be you Bros. Landreth North American Sessions
Stop and Listen BARKings O Glory
complete Cockburn Interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast and tdm YouTube channel
Long Grey Mare Fleetwood Mac Best of

 

EP 253 | Colin Cripps and his Guitars

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This is a Zoom/Audio interview. Your choice.

 

Colin Cripps is one of those musicians/artists who may never receive the full spotlight the lead singers get but if you ask that artist in the spotlight, they’ll tell you they wouldn’t be in the studio or out on stage if Colin wasn’t there with them step for step.

In other words, invaluable.

Currently, he’s a member of Blue Rodeo and The Jim Cuddy Band.

He’s played with and produced Crash Vegas and Junkhouse.

Produced and written with ex-wife Kathleen Edwards, Tom Wilson, Colin James, Headstones, Sarah McLachlan, Bryan Adams.

Many many more credits can be found online.

Speaking of online,  Colin is a Guitar Geek and he lives in a World where other guitar geeks compare notes on guitars and gear.

They all speak another language ..about tone and bridges and strings and colors.  They go crazy for colors.

Colin has some 40-50 guitars.

Each brings something different to music.

Colin takes us through the differences and who played what on which records.

Jeff Beck. Eric Clapton. Keith Richards. The Beatles. Elvis Costello. Metallica. Jimmy Page. Hank Marvin. Mark Knopfler. Cliff Gallop.

It’s time to Geek OUT !!

Colin talks about and shows/plays these guitars

1955 Fender Telecaster in Sunburst (Keith Richards. Jimmy Page)

1963 Fender Stratocaster in Fiesta Red (Hank Marvin. Jimi. Mark Knopfler)

1964 Gibson SG Standard in Cherry Red (Colin’s Fave)

1962 Epiphone Casino in Royal Tan (The Beatles made them famous)

1958 Fender Jazzmaster in Roman Red (Elvis Costello. Only 4 in this color)

1958 Gibson Explorer. The Holy Grail of originals. James Hatfield’s is worth 1M.

 

www.colincripps.com

www.bluerodeo.com

www.jimcuddy.com

 

 

EP 252 | Chris Waters (Globe and Mail) interviews Jason Priestley. Michal Mosny and TDM of Q&A

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Christopher Waters has been writing about wine for two decades. He is the wine and spirits columnist at The Globe and Mail, education director of IWEG Drinks Academy and a WSET certified instructor at the Cool Climate Oenology and Viticulture Institute, Brock University.

For 21 years, he was the editor/co-founder of Canada’s largest circulation wine publication, VINES, and author of the nationally syndicated column, Waters & Wine.
An internationally recognized wine judge.  Chris has developed and conducted masterclasses and seminars and moderated panels for organizations, such as The Wine Marketing Association of Ontario, Wines of British Columbia, Wines of Chile, Wines of Germany and Wines of South Africa.

That’s what the bio says.

Here’s what it didn’t tell you.

Anyone with a passionate interest in all things wine has always sought out the wine column in The Globe and Mail.

It has a history of getting the facts and figures right.  With not a whiff of hype anywhere, the column becomes a tutorial that can be trusted and held close.

Yes, there are times it completely geeks out and becomes a wine version of Wordle.  That’s to be expected because it’s like a weekly master class on wine and wine culture.

Chris Waters was the perfect person to take over the master class from retiring Beppi Crosariol.

After tasting Q&A (Red Blend)  and Q&A MRV  (Marsanne, Roussanne, Viognier) Chris requested a Zoom interview with myself, winemaker Michal Mosny (Winemakers

Cut) and our partner Jason Priestley.

tdm and jason
Globe&mail

Michal and I get to tell the story of how he was convinced to move himself and his wife from Slovakia to Oliver, BC after watching our wine program Hollywood and Vines.

Michael Mosny

After listening to the Zoom audio recording,  I realized I was really liking a  very open and revealing Chris Waters.  Have a listen as Chris talks about how he finds the magic in the wines he tastes, how the wine world is going through rapid changes and what makes a wine truly special and what can make it truly not!

Q&A

 

Ps.. Chris gave Q&A 91 Points and MSV 92 points. “truly exciting”

Enjoy Chris Waters Globe and Mail Wine Columnist

Thanks to Michal Mosny and Jason Priestley.

(and Chad Oakes. Producer of H&V)

Mulligan Stew April 22nd 2023 – Van Morrison Sandwich

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This weeks Stew starts and ends with Van Morrison Live (Too late to stop Now Vol 1)

Like a great sandwich –  in between Van The Man comes

New Music From

Steven Stills

Graham Nash

Matt Anderson

Rodney Crowell

Lucinda Williams

Wood Brothers

Marc Broussard and Joe Bonamassa

Taj Mahal

Deep Classics from

Bonnie Raitt (singing Toots)

Toots and the Maytals

Buddy Holly

Bo Diddley

Rickie Lee Jones

Rolling Stones (Sticky Fingers came out April 22 1971)

Roy Orbison (Its his birthday Sunday)

Temptations

Tedeschi Trucks Band Live

Nathaniel Rateliff/Night Sweats

Bruce Springsteen, Bonnie Raitt and Jackson Browne  (Live)

The Stew  starts with

Ain’t nothing you can do   (Live)

Ends with

Caravan (live)

NEXT WEEK – WIDE CUT STEW

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew Terry Mulligan CKUA
Ain’t nothing you can do (live) Van Morrison Too late to stop now Vol 1
49 bye byes/For what it’s worth (live) Steven Stills Live in Berkeley
Bird on a wire (live) Tedeschi Trucks Band Live in Oakland
Who are you (live) Michael Kaeshammer and Colin James Live in Concert
The Stew Year 27 with TDM Coming UP – Matt, Bonnie and Toots mulligan stew.ca
Let it ride Matt Anderson A big bottle of joy
Love so strong Bonnie Raitt Just like that
Take me home country roads Toots and the Maytals Reggae Greats
Deane House River Cafe Thank you both
Loving you is the only way to fly Rodney Crowell The Chicago Sessions
Raining in my Heart Buddy Holly Best of
American Band Slow Leaves American Band
Bo Diddley Bo Diddley Best of
New York Comeback Lucinda Williams Stories from a Rock and Roll Heart
Mulligan Stew TDMulligan mulliganstewdotca
Darling Lorraine Paul Simon You’re the one
Mulligan Stew Year 27 Next Week – Wide Cut Stew with My Pal Al
Highway 61 (live) Bruce Springsteen, Bonnie Raitt, Jackson Browne Live Series: Songs under cover
Pilgrim The Wood Bros Heart is the hero
A better life Graham Nash Now
That’s what love will make you do Marc Broussard and Joe Bonamassa SOS 4 – blues for your soul
So glad for your sake Sir Douglas Quintet The Mercury Masters/Honky Blues
The way you do-things you do The Temptations Hitsville
TDMulligan -Mulligan Stew playlist mulliganstew.ca
is you is or is you ain’t my baby Taj Mahal Savoy
Dat Dere Rickie Lee Jones Pop Pop
Don’t get around much anymore Mose Allison Mose Allison Sings
Coyotes Banff coyotesbanffdotcom NEXT – Stones
Dead Flowers The Rolling Stones Sticky Fingers
Dream Baby Roy Orbison Greatest Hits
Love don’t Nathaniel Rateliff- Night Sweats The Future
Thank You for listening See you next week? For Wide Cut Stew
Caravan (live) Van Morrison Too late to stop now Vol 1