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Mulligan Stew Aug 20th 2022- Birthday tracks-Robert Plant, John Hiatt, Isaac Hayes. And remembering The Hip-The Last gig on this day in 2016

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TWO hours of non stop music.

Starting with a salute to The Hip who played their last gig on Aug 20, 2016…

Gotta Serve Somebody from Dylan’s Slow Train  Running which  was released Aug 20, 1969

Celebrate Robert Plants Birthday in 1948..From Led Zeppelin through to today.

Isaac Hayes has a birthday Saturday..so I went looking for songs he co-wrote with David Porter.  Hey,  it’s a Sam and Dave/Shaft Love in.

John Hiatt – another Bday boy.

We lost the last Everly Brother Don, a year ago so we salute him/them

NEW tracks from

La Marisoul Hernandez, James Taylor, Brandi Carlile, Chaka Khan

Tedeschi Trucks

Lake Street Dive – Interview guest Sept 10th

Jon Batiste

Mariel Buckley – Next Weeks Guest

Natalie Taylor/Donovan Woods,

Tami and Willie

Ariel Posen

Iskwe and Tom Wilson.

And classic tracks from The Faces,  a full-on boogie set with John Lee Hooker

Backed by  Ry Cooder and  Clapton / The Rolling Stones.

Bruce the Boss, Jackson Browne and Bonnie Raitt – a boogie version of Highway 61 Live

Enjoy!

 

-TDM

 

PLAYLIST:

Wheat Kings The Tragically Hip Yer Favourites
Gotta Serve Somebody Bob Dylan Slow Train Coming
Big Yellow Taxi (live) LaMarisoul, James Taylor, Chaka Khan, Brandi Carlile Joni 75
Gravity Tedeschi Trucks Band I am the Moon 3: The Fall
TDMulligan Mulligan Stew @tdmulligan
Dream you Home Iskwe – Tom Wilson Mother Love
Be Enough Ariel Posen Downtown EP
Ooh La La Faces Best of Faces: Good boys when theyre asleep
Nick of Time Lake Street Dive Fun Machine: The Sequel
Mulligan Stew = Year 26 Coming UP – John Lee Hooker and Ry Cooder @tdmulligan
This is Hip John Lee Hooker and Ry Cooder Mr Lucky
Boogie Chillin’ The Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton, JL Hooker Steel Wheels Live
Highway 61 (live) Bruce Springsteen, Jackson Browne, Bonnie Raitt The Live Series-Under Cover 2
Sweet Jon Bapiste. Pentatonix. Diane Warren single
Love ain’t enough Mariel Buckley Everywhere I used to be
This is THE STEW – Year 26 Coming UP -Robert Plant Feature Check out CKUA ‘On Demand’
Coming UP – Happy BDay Robert Plant and Happy BDay Isaac Hayes and Happy BDay John Hiatt
Hey Hey Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin Four
Even this shall pass Robert Plant Band of Joy
Gone Gone Gone Robert Plant and Alison Krauss Raising Sand
The Price of Love Robert Plant and Alison Krauss Raise the Roof
The 2022 Mulligan Stew @tdmulligan NEXT – The Everly Brothers
Til I kised you The Everly Bros. The very best of …
The Price of Love The Everely Brothers In our Image
Not in Kansas The National I am easy to find
Cypress Ave/You came walking down (live) Van Morrison Astral Weeks – Live at Hollywood Bowl
The Stew – 2022 @tdmulligan NEXT – Sam & Dave and Shaft
Soul Man Sam and Dave Soul Men
Hold On I’m Coming Sam and Dave Hold On I’m Coming
Theme from Shaft Isaac Hayes Shaft
Thing called Love John Hiatt Best of
Terry David Mulligan The Stew Year 26 @tdmulligan
Hang on to me Natalie Taylor & Donovan Woods single
NEXT – Tami and Willie Kingmaker The Stew
Beyond the Stars Tami Neilson Kingmaker
Compared to what Les McCann & Gene Harris Les is more

 

EP 218 | Tom Wilson and Colin Linden-Blackie And The Rodeo Kings

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Blackie and the Rodeo Kings.

The name alone gets your attention. I mean, they all wear black suits. So, you may ask, which one is Blackie.

They are all Blackie.

Stephen Fearing, has a fine solo career with a seriously growing fan base, outstanding critical reviews and he’s a Blackie.

Tom Wilson is a multi-talented singer, songwriter, artist, and author. A bear of a human, a Mohawk soul, and a good man.

Colin Linden is a music lifer. He’s doing what his head and heart told him to do. Starting when he was perhaps 8.

Colin left Canada fully formed and famous,  for Nashville and set up his studio. He’s been making music ever since. Solo career, writing, creating, and producing Blackie music.  Produced Keb’ Mo’s Grammy album. Produced the last 8 Bruce Cockburn Albums.

Toured as part of Bob Dylan’s band.

So Blackie is Stephen, Tom and Colin. Together, in spirit, in spirituality, and bound by 12 notes and the truth.

New album is O Glory: Lost those blues again

(Stephen spent a great deal of time teaching in the Maritimes this Summer. Was not available for our Zoom interview)

The zoom video can be seen and heard on our terrydavidmulligan YouTube Channel

www.blackieandtherodeokings.com

colinlinden.com

stephenfearing.com

tomwilsononline.com

Mulligan Stew Aug 13th 2022-Bucky and Blackie

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It’s a busy Stew this week.

A two-hour Stew  packed with

New Tedeschi Trucks

New Lake Street Dive

New Bonnie Raitt

New Sheryl Crow

New First Aid Kit

New Blackberry Smoke

Plus – classic tracks from

Sly and the Family Stone

The Beatles (2 from Revolver)

Nanci Griffith

Jimmy Hall

Crosby, Still & Nash

Plus Two interview guests

A quick drive-through chat with the wonderful  Mariel Buckley and two tracks from her new album Everywhere I Used To Be. (Feature interview in a couple of weeks)

Hour two welcomes Colin Linden and Tom Wilson from Blackie and the Rodeo Kings. Along with partner  Stephen Fearing, they too have a great new album,  O Glory: Lost those blues again.

The interview includes 5 tracks from the album, part of which is Tom and Colin playing back demos from the song Buffalo Girl from their iPhones.

Check out our Zoom interview on my YouTube Channel TerryDavidMulligan

You in?  Hope so.

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PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew Terry David Mulligan CKUA Radio
Keep on smiling Blackberry Smoke Keep on smiling
Jumping for Joy Jimmy Hall Jumping for Joy
Gravity Tedeschi Trucks Band I am the Moon 3 – The Fall
Nick of time Lake Street Dive Fun Machine – The Sequel
Just like that Bonnie Raitt Just like that
This is The Stew – Year 26 TDMulligan – @tdmulligan NEXT First Aid Kit and The Band (Acoustic)
The Boys of Summer The First Aid Kit The boys of Summer
Guests tonight Buckley and Blackie Both have new albums Mariel this hour
I shall be released (acoustic) The Band Big Pink Deluxe and Remixed 2018
Mariel Buckley Interview Album – Everywhere I used to be Released Friday
Everywhere I used to be Mariel Buckley Everywhere I used to be
Mariel Buckley Interview Complete interview in a few weeks On Mulligan Stew
Neon Blue Mariel Buckley Everywhere I used to be
diamonds on the soles of her shoes (live) Paul Simon Live in NYC
Mulligan Stew Year 26 Coming up-Blackie & the Rodeo Kings The Album & The Interview
Long time gone Crosby Stills and Nash Crosby Stills and Nash
If you want me to stay Sly and the Family Stone Greatest HIts
Circles Sheryl Crow single
For no one The Beatles Revolver
TDMulligan Coming UP – Tom Wilson & Colin Linden Blackie and the Rodeo KIngs
From a Distance Nanci Griffith Lone Star State of Mind
Here there and everywhere The Beatles Revolver
NEXT – Blackie and the Rodeo Kings O Glory Lost those blues again Tom and Colin are guests
Tom Wilson & Colin Linden Blackie and the Rodeo Kings The Stew Interview
O Glory: Lost those blues again Blackie and the Rodeo Kings O Glory: Lost those blues again
Colin and Tom from BARK Complete interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast
Buffalo Girl Blackie and the Rodeo Kings O Glory: Lost those blues again
Tom Wilson & Colin Linden Blackie and the Rodeo KIngs The Stew Interview
Stop and Listen Blackie and the Rodeo Kings O Glory
Colin Linden and Tom Wilson Blackie and the Rodeo Kings Complete interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast
Grand River Blackie and The Rodeo Kings O Glory
Complete interview can be found Mulligan Stew Podcast and TDM YouTube Channel Thanks to Tom and Colin
Far from the Middle Blackie and the Rodeo Kings O Glory: Lost those blues again

EP 217 | Tami Neilson. New ‘Album KingMaker’

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“Could the King of Country Music be the daughter, not the son”

The 5th Tami Neilson Album is called Kingmaker.

The song Kingmaker “addresses the gatekeepers and kingmakers who hold tightly to the keys of equity and minorities in the music industry and, more largely, society as a whole.”

It’s an amazing breakthrough album for this Canadian/New Zealand singer and songwriter.

The song Beyond the Stars is about loss and grief.  Tami lost her Father.  As Tami wrote the song, she kept hearing a duet with her father’s voice. She thought the best voice on the planet should sing her Father Ron’s lyric – Willie Nelson.  Willie was fully in,  as he had just lost his sister.

Tami moves through, blues, country, rock, and roots, with an ease that comes from years of street busking.

As we talked via Zoom I was thrilled to tell her that she had the number 1 album on the CKUA Top 30.

 

 

 

Mulligan Stew Aug 6th 2022-Featuring Tami Neilson and her new album. ‘KingMaker’

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“Could the King of Country Music be the daughter, not the son”

The 5th Tami Neilson Album is called Kingmaker.

 

The song Kingmaker “addresses the gatekeepers and kingmakers who hold tightly to the keys of equity and minorities in the music industry and, more largely, society as a whole.”

It’s an amazing breakthrough album for this Canadian/New Zealand singer and songwriter.

The song Beyond the Stars is about loss and grief.  Tami lost her Father.  As Tami wrote the song, she kept hearing a duet with her father’s voice. She thought the best voice on the planet should sing her Father Ron’s lyric – Willie Nelson.  Willie was fully in,  as he had just lost his sister.

Tami moves through, blues, country, rock, and roots, with an ease that comes from years of street busking.

As we talked via Zoom I was thrilled to tell her that she had the number 1 album on the CKUA Top 30.

During the Saturday night interview, The Stew will feature four tracks from the album and then drop the complete 40-minute interview on The Mulligan Stew Podcast.

For a total treat,  check out the Zoom video on our TDM – YouTube Channel.

NEXT WEEK

Tom Wilson and Colin Linden (Blackie and the Rodeo Kings)  The very day they headline The Bear Creek Festival

 

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew Terry David Mulligan Special Guest – Tami Neilson
Funky broadway Steve Cropper With a little help from my friends
Rock Steady Aretha Franklin Young. gifted and black
Hard to handle Otis Redding Soul manifesto
Lets stay together Al Green Let’s stay together
Knock on wood Eddie Floyd best of
Good to me Mavis Staples Mavis Staples
Feature interview Tami Neilson New Album – Kingmaker Mulligan Stew – tdm
Searching for my love Alison Krauss and Robert Plant Raise the Roof
Modern man Bahamas with Madison Cunningham Live to Tape Vol 2
Honey in the Morning Sean Rowe The darkness dressed in colored lights
TDMulligan – The Stew Interview guest – Tami Neilson New album – Kingmaker
So many roads John Mayall and Peter Green Looking back
Black magic woman Santana Ultimate Santana
All things must pass George Harrison All things must pass
TDMulligan – @tdmulligan Tami Neilson is tonights guest New album – Kingmaker
I’m a man Spencer Davis Group – Steve Winwood Best of
How glad i am Chrissie Hynde Valve Bone Woe
Coming UP on The Stew Tami Neilson Interview Mulligan Stew
Shine it Medeski Martin and Wood End of the World
Mulligan Stew – TDMulligan Interview Guest – Tami Neilson Her new album Kingmaker
Walking the dog The Rolling Stones England’s Newest Hitmakers
Dirty Blvd Lou Reed Dirty Blvd
Good news CoCo Love Alcorn Wonderland
Crossing the Rubicon Bob Dylan Rough and Rowdy Ways
Coming UP Tami Neilson Interview New album Kingmaker Requests – @tdmulligan
The last Waltz Suite – The Weight The Band and The Staple Singers The Last Waltz
Caught in the Middle Leeroy Stagger Me and The Mountain
Tami Neilson Interview with TDMulligan New album Kingmaker
Beyond the stars Tami Neilson (with Willie Nelson) Kingmaker
Tami Neilson Interview Complete Interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast New album Kingmaker
Kingmaker Tami Neilson Kingmaker
Tami Neilson Interview -Complete interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast
Mama’s talkin’ Tami Neilson Kingmaker
Tami Neilson interview Complete interview On Mulligan Stew Podcast
King of Country Music Tami Neilson Kingmaker
Complete Tami Neilson Interview On The Mulligan Stew Podcast Video interview on our YouTube Channel
Guilty Party (live) The National Juicy Sonic Magic

Mulligan Stew July 30th 2022- Sam Philips, Colin James & Jeff Healey

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July 30 2003 Sam Philips died in Memphis.

He lead an amazing life..

 

From a family in the deep south that grew cotton.  Sam would work in the fields with African American pickers. They brought their songs with them and Sam grew to love the music.

He worked his way through radio and played a mix of black and white music that he loved.

When he started Sun Records in Memphis..it made perfect sense that he would record Jr Parker, Howling Wolf, and Charlie Rich side-by-side.

Then he went looking for a white singer who shared his love of black music and found him in ELVIS.

When I had the opportunity to visit Sun Records Studio…I just sat there and tried to imagine the history bouncing  off the walls

So years later, I find myself at the opening of the Rock Hall of Fame in Cleveland in 1995. Sam Phillips is being inducted and comes into the press room to speak with journalists and reporters as a group.

I waited until the very last question and asked him this question…

“Sam. They have recreated your studio here in the Hall. But how do they recreate the magic, the creative juice that connected in your original rooms? The incredible spark that happened between you and Elvis. How does that get captured here?”

His answer just blew me away… The other voice you hear is Mary Wilson from The Supremes.

 

The other guest visit is with Colin James and Jeff Healey…many years ago at MuchMusic in Toronto.

Just jamming in the studio. A Jimmy Reed song.  I told the guys I’d give them 5 bucks each if they worked my name into the lyrics.

A Great jam, both guys solo on their acoustic guitars – Five bucks later it’s followed by a giggle.

 This was pure magic..still is!

Here’s the long weekend music list – goes well with burgers.

 

OH…the Podcast is Cheech  and Chong.  Years ago, back in Vancouver where it all started for them.

 

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew Terry David Mulligan CKUA Radio
Let me love you, baby (live) Buddy Guy Rock Hall of Fame 2004
Don’t Mind Patti Griffin with Robert Plant Tape
Sunny afternoon The Kinks Summer
I got a feelin (live) Norah Jones Live. Empire State Building
Love me like a man Diana Krall The girl in the other room
TDMulligan – The Stew @tdmulligan Next – Mark Knopfler and Emmy Lou Harris
right now (live) Mark Knopfler and EmmyLou Harris Real Live Roadrunning
coal mine iskwe – Tom Wilson Mother Love
Coyotes Banff Next Coming UP -Sting and Bruce Springsteen Mulligan Stew
Every breathe you take (live) Sting and Bruce Springsteen Released. Human Rights Concerts
My guy Mary Wells Hitsville
Pride and Joy Marvin Gaye Hitsville
TDMulligan The Stew @tdmulligan
Roadrunner Jr Walker and the All Stars Shotgun
Roll with it Steve Winwood Roll with it
Roadrunner Jr Walker Shotgun
Mulligan Stew NEXT – The man who invented Rock Sam Phillips
Sam Phillips Interview With Mary Wilson from The Supremes- At Rock Hall of Fame 1995
Rocket 88 Ike Turner and Jackie Brenston. Delta Cats Golden Hits
In dreams Roy Orbison Very best of
Big River Johnny Cash Greatest Hits
Paying the cost to be the boss BB King His Best
Great balls of Fire Jerry Lee Lewis Greatest HIts
Hound Dog Elvis Presley The Searcher
This is Year 26 of Mulligan Stew Next – John Batiste @tdmulligan
Sweet Jon Batiste.Pentatonix. Diane Warren Single
Sing me a song William Prince – Serena Ryder Single
Rhinestone Cowboy The Jim Cuddy Band Countrywide Soul
Sing The Small Glories Assiniboine & Red
Mulligan Stew @tdmulligan Next Colin James and Jeff Healey
Baby what you want me to do Colin James and Jeff Healey Jam at MuchMusic with tdm
Wouldnt it be nice The Beach Boys Greatest Hits
Windows are rolled down Amos Lee Mission Bell
This has been The Stew with TDMulligan Take in a Festival
This has been The Stew with TDMulligan Go to a Festival
Fire Escape Dan Mangan Single
Running up That Hill (A deal with God) Kate Bush Hounds of Love

EP 216 | A conversation with Cheech and Chong

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“Comedy is the ultimate truth. Jazz is hitting the notes that no one else would hit, and comedy is saying words that no one else would say.” ~ Tommy Chong

“Marijuana was a new phenomenon when we started. Now it’s for everyone – doctors, lawyers, presidents.” ~ Cheech Marin

I was lucky enough to be in the right place at the right time. Again.

While I was doing rock radio in Vancouver, Richard Marin and Tommy Chong were creating comedy stand-up in a strip club. Between the strippers’ sets,  they would take the stage and riff for 10 minutes.  Tommys’ family owned the club so they could work the stage as much as they liked.

Things got funny.

One night I was walking through Bacedas..a swanky 5 room club downtown and there in the comedy room were Cheech and Tommy gathering up camera gear from around the stage.

Me – “whaddya doing guys?”

Cheech  – “we’re recording all the bits we do  and whatever gets the most  laughs, we’re turning it  into a pitch for a stoner movie”

Years later “Up in Smoke”  was a blockbuster, made for chump change and they were off and running.

As Tommy says in the interview – we got so successful we broke up.

Cheech headed into films and tv work – Tommy did one-nighters and scratched out a living.   Tommy then famously got busted for manufacturing glass bongs.  He turned his 9 months in jail into a book and a documentary.

 It wasn’t until they sat down and talked things through that Cheech and Chong returned to tours and work and fame.

I found this interview hiding in an old file. If I happen to get my hands on the rest of the interviews, I’ll let you know.

This was in Vancouver at the Opus Hotel during their reunion tour. First time back on stage in Vancouver in many years.

Survivors. Going bigger and better than “the man” ever thought they would.

Enjoy –

JULY 30 2022-SUMMER SPIRITS with Davin De Kergommeaux

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SUMMER SPIRITS with Davin De Kergommeaux

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THE SHOW

 My spirits education began and ended with the same bottle of  Lemon Gin.

My brother and I were the youngest members of the Kamloops Rube Band.

All the other band members were college-age or dads.

 

Denis and I tried to keep up with “the boys” when we did parades or road trips.

As much as we liked the first taste of lemon gin, we HATED ourselves the morning after.

For me, it only took one bottle and I never went back to spirits. That is until I met Davin de Kergommeaux at the Canadian Whisky Championships in Victoria.

Davin has been an author and whisky reviewer/judge for over two decades.

Davin De Kergommeaux

His books Canadian Whisky The Portable Expert, The New Portable Expert, and The Definitive Guide to Canadian Distilleries are invaluable to those of you seeking support and deep information on whisky and spirits.

www.canadianwhisky.org

So.  When I decided to do a Summer Spirits special – Davin was a natural co-host.

I asked two things of him:

Please recommend spirit makers who are also storytellers

and…   stop me when I get stupid.

He was great on the first ask and on the second request,  Davin almost gave up on me.

 

Davin’s recommendations were:

Caitlin QuinnHead Distiller at Eau Claire Distillery, Turner Valley, Alberta.

Negroni. Old Fashion. Rupert’s Whisky Sassafras.

www.eauclairedistillery.ca

Caitlin Quinn – Eau Claire

 

Jake Clark –  Consumer Engagement Manager  Strait and Narrow – Custom Handcrafted Gins/Pacific Coast Cocktails

Grapefruit Rosemary/Pear Rhubarb/Peach Elderflower/Lemon Lavender  (Makers of 1908 Gin)

www.straitandnarrow.com

 

Bob Baxter – President & Co-founder Yukon Brewing Company

Spiked Seltzers –  Cherry and Lime/Pineapple Ginger/Raspberry/Basil/Mango Hibiscus and a great Lemon Lavender Radler (German Shandy)

www.yukonbeer.com

Bryce Parsons – Master Distiller  Last Best Brewing. Calgary.

The man who created 52 different gins in one year.

Last Best Afterglow Gin & Soda – Savage Love  Tom Collins – Fortunella Citrus Iced Tea

 

www.lastbestbrewing.com

 

Colin McDougall – Corby’s Spirits Portfolio Consultant.

JP Wiser’s 18-year-old Whisky and Lot 40 Dark Oak 100% Rye Whisky

The man is a storyteller. Enjoy the tales.

www.corby.ca

 

Thank you Davin De Kergommeaux, Letittia King, Rob Roycroft and Heather Gillespie at Yukon Brewing.

STORIES WE’RE WORKING ON:

 

Fort Berens – Releases and Awards

Aug 4 Cowichan pour at Brentwood School

Wine Align – National Wine Awards

Township 7 New Wines

HaltWhistle Cowichan Cheese and Unsworth Pairing Session

Hester Creek – Foating down The Creek

 

 

EP 215 | Courtney Barnett Documentary- Anonymous Club

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Our guest Danny Cohen is a Melbourne-based director who has filmed and photographed some of the most interesting and influential figures in contemporary music.

Shot on vivid 16mm film over a three-year period, ANONYMOUS CLUB chronicles notoriously shy, Melbourne-based musician Courtney Barnett’s ups and downs on the world tour for her album Tell Me How You Really Feel. Featuring Barnett’s unguarded narration from her audio diary, recorded on a dictaphone provided by filmmaker Danny Cohen, the film delivers frank and unprecedented insight into Barnett’s creative process, the sacrifices and inner conflicts set in motion by fame, and the sometimes dark backdrop to her whimsical, relatable poetic compositions.

Based for much of her adult life in Melbourne, Courtney Barnett first found critical acclaim with 2013’s The Double EP: A Sea of Split Peas, and broke into the mainstream in 2015 with her debut album, Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit. Garnering a coveted Best New Artist Grammy nomination and numerous other accolades, the album stands as a generational classic.

Barnett is also a powerhouse live act, playing slots at festivals including Coachella, Bonnaroo, Governor’s Ball, Primavera, and Lollapalooza. In 2021, she released Things Take Time, Take Time, a remarkable artistic step forward.

Anonymous Club opens across Canada over the next several weeks.

Mulligan Stew July 23rd 2022-Organic and Sustainable playlist for Saturdays Stew

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A hand-picked, organic and sustainable playlist for Saturdays Stew

We remember the legacy of Amy Winehouse who died 11 years ago Saturday.  She was 27.

It’s Allison Krauss’ Birthday so you can expect she and Bob.

Also Tony Joe White’s Birthday – Got some Bubba Jones

Two new tracks from Blackie and the Rodeo Kings.

New from Tedeschi Trucks

New Dr John

Live tracks from

Kris Kristofferson

Etta James and Eddie Cleanhead Vinson

Eric Clapton

Delbert McClinton

James Brown

Bill Withers

And Summer Jazz from

Joni Mitchell and Herbie Hancock

Bruce Hornsby

The Gene Harris Quartet

Peter Frampton Band with Larry Carlton

Nick La Riviere and Best Laid Plans

The Mulligan Stew Podcast features an interview with Danny Cohen – director of the Courtney Barnett Documentary Anonymous Club 

Film opens today in Calgary

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew Terry David Mulligan CKUA Radio
The way it is Bruce Hornsby Here comes the noise makers
All blues Peter Frampton Band with Larry Carlton All Blues
Playing with my emotions Tedeschi Trucks Band I am the Moon 2: Ascention
Sleeping dogs best left alone Dr John Things happen that way
TDMulligan MulliganStew NEXT – Bill Withers and McCartney
Use me (live) Bill Withers Live at Carnegie Hall
Ain’t no sunshine (live) Paul McCartney MTV Unplugged
The Stew Mulligan Stew Podcast Anonymous Club
Sunfair Sundown Courtney Barnett Things take time, take time
Bubba Jones Tony Joe White Bubba Jones
There was a time (live) James Brown and the Famous Flames Live at The Apollo
TDMulligan Check out our Podcast on Courtney Barnett Coming up – Remembering Amy Winehouse
what would your Mama say Matt Anderson Halfway home by midnight
Get ready Nick LaRiviere and The Best Laid Plans Get Ready
Mulligan Stew -Terry David Mulligan Next – Amy Winehouse Remembered
Cupid Amy Winehouse Back to Black (Super Deluxe)
Valerie (live) Amy Winehouse Back to Black (Super Deluxe)
Wake up alone Amy Winehouse Back to Black (Super Deluxe)
TDM – The Stew Courtney Barnett Documentary on Podcast Next – Alison Krauss
Can’t let go Alison Krauss and Robert Plant Raising the roof
I’ve got dreams to remember Delbert McClinton LIVE
Stop and Listen Blackie and the Rodeo Kings O Glory
Coming UP – Clapton – Etta James – Kris Kristofferson- All Live
Crossroads (live) Eric Clapton Live at The Fillmore SF 1994
I just want to make love to you (live) Etta James & Eddie ‘Cleanhead’ Vinson Blues in the Night
Me and Bobby McGee (live at Gilley’s) Kris Kristofferson Live at Gilleys
This has been Mulligan Stew – Year 26 TDMulligan Have a great weekend
Goodbye Pork Pie Hat (live) Joni Mitchell and Herbie Hancock Live at Bread and Roses
Summertime (live) The Gene Harris Quartet It’s the real soul