EP 242 | WHITEHORSE-Tales from New Album ‘Im not Crying You’re Crying’
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Jimmy would be so proud!
His Mom and Dad are guesting on the Mulligan Stew Podcast.
Jimmy is the 10-year-old son of Melissa McClelland and Luke Doucet of Whitehorse. Jimmy likes the music his Mom and Dad make so much that he’s sitting in on drums during house rehearsals.
Luke and Melissa have just released their 8th album I’m not crying You’re crying.
What started as a possible lockdown country covers project quickly turned into writing their own songs, as though they were writing and singing in the 70s. In Nashville.
What’s best about this album is they sound like they’ve been writing and singing country all their musical life. Which is what they did.
When they met and started Whitehorse it was as a country band. So, they’ve come full circle. Through the blues and back into country.
This podcast tells the tales of those years and their relationship.
It’s a winner and so are Jimmy’s parental unit.
My pal Jason Priestley and I have stepped into the world of wine. The difference is, we’re not consumers, we’re partners with winemaker Michael Mosny at 
“I heard about Canadian wine for the first time from Terry and Jason’s international television show, Hollywood and Vines TV, and it quickly became my passion They are the reason why I decided to move here with my wife in 2012 and make wines in the Okanagan Valley.” Slovakian-Canadian Michal Mosny is the proprietor of Winemaker’s CUT, an acclaimed winery based in the District Wine Village in Oliver, BC.
