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Ep 327 | Stories of Touring , their solo album ‘As The World Fades Away’ and Launching the Blue rodeo Documentary ‘Lost Together’

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Jim Cuddy guests on Mulligan Stew Saturday.

He’s on stage Saturday with The Jim Cuddy Band at the National Art Center Ottawa and Wednesday next at Massey Hall.
Then Jim and Blue Rodeo partner Greg Keelor head for The Whistler Film Fest Dec 6-8
For the premier of their documentary Lost Together.

2025 will be a celebration of Blue Rodeo’s 40th anniversary.
Lots to talk about.
Complete interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast and terrydavidmulligan YouTube channel

 
 

 

 

 

 

Mulligan Stew Nov 23rd 2024-Special Guest-Jim Cuddy, New Album ‘As The World Fades Away’

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Jim Cuddy guests on Mulligan Stew Saturday.

He’s on stage Saturday with The Jim Cuddy band at National Art Center Ottawa and Wednesday next at Massey Hall.
Then Jim and Blue Rodeo partner Greg Keelor head for The Whistler Film Fest Dec 6-8
For the premier of their documentary Lost Together.

 

2025 will be a celebration of Blue Rodeo’s 40th anniversary.
Lots to talk about.
Complete interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast and terrydavidmulligan YouTube channel

Heads up.

Hour Two was recorded during the wind storm. Only thing working was an ancient turntable and one cd player.
So….Hour Two of The Stew is Old School Radio. OLD School. 

 

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew with Jim Cuddy Terry David Mulligan playlist mulliganstewdotca
Ain’t got you Bruce Springsteen Tunnel of love
Rain, hearts and fire The Tragically Hip Up To Here (deluxe)
This will be our year The Teskey Brothers The Winding Way
Milkman Little Feat Sam’s Place
Sweet things Danny Michel A beginners guide to Danny Michel
Mulligan Stew – Year 29 Tonight Guest Jim Cuddy – Hour Two Next – Taj Mahal Live
Deane House and River Cafe on The Bow and Elbow The Stew
Mailbox Blues (live) Taj Mahal Sextet Swingin Live at the Church in Tulsa
Hill Country Love Cedric Burnside Hill Country Love
Some Day T-Bone Burnett and Rosanne Cash The Other Side
Great Wide Open William Prince Reliever
Mulligan Stew – The Guest Jim Cuddy War on Drugs and Dr. John coming up playlist mulliganstewdotca
Slow Ghost (live) War on Drugs Live Drugs Again
Let the good times roll Dr. John Gumbo
No woman No cry Bob Marley and the Wailers Bob Marley Live (and Legend)
The Stew – with tdmulligan coming – Jon Batiste Donor supported CKUA
Wonderful World Jon Batiste Hollywood Africans
The Stew Hour Two special guest – Jim Cuddy The Jim Cuddy Band
Coming Up – Faces. Sting. John Lee Hooker Playlist mulliganstewdotca [email protected]
Nehalem Shuffle David West and Terry Robb CrissCross
You’re so rude The Faces Nod is as good as a wink
who are you Michael Kaeshammer Something New
Fortress around your heart Sting The dream of the blue turtles
This is Hip John Lee Hooker Mr Lucky
Coyotes Banff Coming UP = Jim Cuddy NEXT
The Jim Cuddy Interview with TDMulligan The Stew
Lost Together Blue Rodeo Greatest Hits Vol 1
Jim Cuddy Interview Complete on Mulligan Stew Podcast & tdm YouTube channel
Impossible Jim Cuddy Band As the World fades away
Jim Cuddy Interview complete on MS Podcast and video version on tdm YouTube channe
Anywhere else but home The Jim Cuddy Band As the World fades away
thank you for donating and listening TDM Take Care
Mary’s Place (live) Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band Road Diary

 

EP 326 | Life On The Edge. Lisa Ahier (Top Chef Canada)

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Lisa Ahier is known far and wide as the owner and chef at Sobo in Tofino.
Sobo is the kind of dining and room you like so much, you send all your best friends there.
It’s the centre of the town. Locals meet at Sobo for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Lisa has moved on from Sobo and is now making notes for her third book and has become the darling of this years Top Chef competition.
Five shows in and she’s still there, the oldest competitor since they started years ago.
We have lots to talk about – lean in, it’s a hoot.

Mulligan Stew Nov 16th 2024-Springsteen Heading for Edmonton and Grammy Nominees

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Turns out – being on-air from 5-7pm on the CKUA Saturday schedule…meant we become the opening act for Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band. 

They went on stage in Calgary  after listening to The Stew.  Perfect!!

 

 

We begin with what Bruce started with the Calgary show with –  She’s the One – from Born to Run and we follow it with his latest single and the song he closed the show with in Toronto 3 hours later….

I’ll see you in my dreams.   28 songs in one night.

Hour Two starts with Reason to Believe (live) and is followed by a select number of Grammy nominees that we play
Sue Foley – T-Bone Burnett, Beyoncé, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Mark Knopfler and 60 years later The  Beatles and The Rolling Stones.
New tracks from The Tragically Hip, Lucinda Williams Meets the Beatles, Willie Nelson.
And three classic tracks
Jimi Hendrix – Electric Ladyland was #1 in Nov  1968
Van Morrison released Astral Weeks in Nov 1968
And we finish this Stew with Eric Clapton and Wynton Marsalis doing an epic version of Howling Wolf’s Forty Four  –  Live at Jazz at Lincoln Centre.
The Band made up of the best musicians in New Orleans studios and street performers.

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew – Two Hours of Stew Terry David Mulligan playlist mulliganstewdotca
She’s the one Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band Born to Run
I’ll see you in my dreams (live) Bruce Springsteen Road Diary
At last (live) Phoebe Snow – NY Rock & Soul Revue Live at The Beacon
Ahead of the Game Mark Knopfler One Deep River
While my guitar gently weeps Lucinda Williams Sings the Beatles – From Abbey Road
Celebrating All Things Bruce Mulligan Stew Coming UP – SCTV
Gone Gone Gone The Recess Monkeys SCTV
Gone Gone Gone Chilliwack Greatest Hits
We are love Sixpence none the richer Rosemary Hill
Lost Cause Willie Nelson Last leaf on the Tree
Deane House – River Cafe Next Best of 1968 – Jimi and Van The Stew
Mulligan Stew Two great albums from 1968 with Jimi and Van Morrison
All along the Watchtower The Jimi Hendrix Experience Electric Ladyland
Cypress Ave Van Morrison Astral Weeks
Pipe Dream The Fretless and Madeleine Roger Glass Wing
Coming up on The Stew Live Springsteen and Grammy Nominations [email protected]
Reason to Believe (live) Bruce Springsteen/E Street Band Live 75/85
TDM Hour Two Grammy nominations CKUA Radio
Nothing in Ramblin’ Fabulous Thunderbirds Struck Down
In my girlish days Sue Foley One Guitar Woman
Mulligan Stew – Year 28 TDMulligan Next – T Bone Burnett
Sometimes I Wonder T Bone Burnett The Other Side
Coming UP = Grammy Nominations for The Stones & The Beatles 60 years later
Depending on you The Rolling Stones Hackney Diamonds
Grammy Nominations Mulligan Stew @ckua
Now and Then The Beatles single
Beyoncé coming up as is Clapton and Wynton Marsalis Live at Lincoln Centre
Jolene Beyonce Cowboy Carter
Coyotes Banff- with us for over 25 years 30% off tonight..then closed for cleaning NEXT – The Hip
38 years old The Tragically Hip Up to Here (Deluxe)
Let it Slide Matt Anderson A Big Bottle of Joy
The Circle Game (live) Joni Mitchell – The Joni Jam Live at Newport Folk Fest
The Stew – Done Like Dinner TDMulligan mulliganstewdotca
Pride and Joy Marvin Gaye Hitsville
Forty Four (live) Eric Clapton and Wynton Marsalis Play the Blues-Live at Jazz at Lincoln Centre 2011

EP 325 | The Last Roundup with Barney Bentall

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Barney Bentall is bringing The Last Roundup through the West. Next Friday at Bella Hall in Calgary.
It’s the final tour of the Caribou Express.


Over 20 years of seasonal touring,  Barney and various members of Caribou Express raised Millions for charities all across Canada.
Especially, serious money for food banks late in the year when they really need it.
Barney gives us an update on the last lineup, the lives of his Express friends over the years and final thoughts on what lies ahead for the rocker and rancher.

www.barneybentall.com

TRR Nov 9 2024 Poplar Grove Merlot Celebration and two Whiskies – Sons of Vancouver & Rupert’s from Eau Claire

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THE SHOW

Welcome to Tasting Room Radio.
In the 17 years we’ve been creating and broadcasting TRR most of the stories and interviews have been about wine  & food.
Slowly but surely, we’ve added tales of cider, no/low wines, and the wild and wonderful world of whisky.
So here’s the mix this week -an exceptional Poplar Grove Merlot and two whisky houses.  Sons of Vancouver and Eau Claire.

We lead with a special release of Poplar Grove Merlot (2014) and the release of 2020 Merlot. Recorded On Merlot Day.
Chris Holler – VP/GM/Farmer  Poplar Grove – Naramata Bench
Along with Hillside, Poplar Grove is one of the originals on The Bench. Prime vineyards and strong leadership.
Now under the direction of the next generation of The  Hollers Family ...our guest is Chris Holler
Chris and I go over the quick history of Poplar Grove, especially its relationship to Merlot (thank you, Ian Sutherland)

Chris Holler and Family

Chris takes us through two Merlot releases..
Poplar Grove Merlot 2020 – Gone are the plum and vanilla notes from 2019.   The 2020 has dark ripe fruit, cherry, blackberry, currant and white pepper.
Engaged acidity and tannins to dream about.  $34.70 (at winery)
The star of the releases is the Merlot from the Poplar Grove Library Collection  2014. It takes its place in  the rest of the “collection” –
The Cabernet Franc and the flagship blend The Legacy.
 
Poplar Grove is the first winery to launch a formal library program, where they hold back a considerable amount of age-worthy wines each year and release them for sale a decade later. Very distinctive bottles and labels are constructed as metal medallions.
The 2014 growing year was the second hottest on record.
Originally it was ruby red, with eucalyptus and sage on the nose.
10 years later is brick red in colour, with notes of dried berry, ripe plum, the palate welcomes raspberry, big cherry and forest floor.
88% Merlot, 5% Cab, 5% Cab Franc, 2% Malbec  $82.52 at Winery.

James Lester -SOV

Sons Of Vancouver Realms of Rye

James Lester – Partner and co-founder of Sons of Vancouver
 
James returns to Tasting Room with another simply outstanding whisky.
The Realms of RYE. 
All tasting notes and flavours in each whisky have been amplified through the fermentation, maturation and blending process only.
The label has the mystery of a great short story. The bottle has 100% Canadian Rye matured in ex-bourbon and a new oak cask.
Lots of ripe fruit, java, fresh-picked mint and Quebec maple syrup.
The palate completes engages the senses. Everything you want in a craft whisky is right here.
If they enter this gem in the Canadian Whisky Awards in January in Victoria..they could very well win their second Whisky of the Year award.
Changing the expectations of craft whisky in Canada, one bottle at a time.
Thank you James….

Caitlin Quinn – Distiller/Blender Eau Claire Distillery

Caitlin Quinn – Distiller/Blender Eau Claire Distillery – Turner Valley, Alberta
 
Just like James, Caitlin has been with us several times before.
You’ll be reminded when she starts to speak in her thick Edinburgh accent.
When she starts talking about her whisky, Caitlin gets excited and her words spill over each other. But you get the sense that she loves what she does. It shows in the whisky.
Caitlin brings with her Rupert’s Exceptional Canadian Whisky – Awarded Best Canadian Whisky at the 2024 San Francisco World Spirits Competition
dark brown sugar, and vanilla on the finish. Notes of candied ginger. Overall, engaging and smooth.
This delightful whisky will also be considered for Canada  Whisky of the Year in January at the Canadian Awards.
Thank you to all at Eau Claire Distilling.  Well Done
Thank you Caitlin

STORIES WE’RE WORKING ON

Howling Bluff
Ucluelet fishing and Pluvio dining
More Hatch Wines
Fort Berens
Artema Releases
Latest from Hester Creek

Mulligan Stew Nov 9th 2024- The Last Roundup with Barney Bentall and a salute to Quincy Jones

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Barney Bentall is bringing The Last Roundup through the West. Next Friday at Bella Hall in Calgary.
It’s the final tour of the Caribou Express.


Over 20 years of seasonal touring,  Barney and various members of Caribou Express raised Millions for charities all across Canada.
Especially, serious money for food banks late in the year when they really need it.
Barney gives us an update on the last lineup, the lives of his Express friends over the years and final thoughts on what lies ahead for the rocker and rancher.

Complete interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast and YouTube

www.barneybentall.com


We also salute Quincy Jones and fill the two hours with MUSIC.

 

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew Terry David Mulligan Playlist – mulliganstewdotca
Thunder Road (live) Bruce Springsteen Springsteen on Broadway
Love and Affection Joan Armatrading Joan Armatrading
Do you know what I mean? Lee Michaels Heighty Hi
Just let me lie to you Celeigh Cardinal single
Mercury Blues Steve Miller Band Fly like an Eagle
The Stew Year 28 TDMulligan NEXT – Larkin Poe and Julien Taylor
Bad Spell (acoustic) Larkin Poe An Acoustic Companion
Opening the Sky (Acoustic) Julien Taylor Seeds (acoustic)
Deane House – River Cafe NEXT – James Brown – Cold Sweat Mulligan Stew
Cold Sweat Part 1 James Brown and the Famous Flames Best of
Give it to me J. Geils Band Bloodshot
Queen of the Sea Norah Jones Visions
The Irish Stew Sunday is St Patrick’s Day TDMulligan
Honey Jar (live) The Wood Brothers Live at The Barn
Ophelia (live) The Wood Brothers Live at The Barn
The Irish Stew Terry David Mulligan playlist mulliganstewdotca
Pay me my money down (live) Bruce Springsteen Live in Dublin
Bearing Witness Glen Hansard All that was East is West of me now
Ship of Fools World Party Private Revolution
One U2 Achtung Baby
Irish Heart Van Morrison and The Chieftains The Essential Van Morrison
In this heart Sinead O’Connor Universal Mother
The Irish Stew TDMulligan Sainte!
Blues had a baby Muddy Waters King of Electric Blues
You’ll be mine Little Feat Sam’s Place
Hold on Tight The Devin Cuddy Band Dear Jane
When the game gets hot Corb Lund El Viejo
Coyotes Banff supporting ckua over 25 years Thank you Coyotes
Mercury Blues (live) Cooder/Lindley Family Live at the Vienna Opera House
Kid Charlemagne (live) Steely Dan North East Corridor Live

EP 325 | Greg Keelor and Jim Cuddy from Blue Rodeo & Jim brings his new solo album

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Jim Cuddy and Greg Keelor…when they’re together on stage it’s a partnership to behold.
Both know well when to lean in for a lyric or harmony support.
Offstage, it’s a wild and crazy ride. Even when they agree, they disagree. They remain friends and literally remain family.
This interview was done many weeks before the songwriter’s Hall of Fame induction so the comments will be of interest.
Jim Cuddy is currently on his All the World Fades Away tour with his fine singing and songwriting son, Devin.
Nov 3 Red Deer
Nov 4  Lethbridge
Nov 6  Banff
Nov 7 Winspear Edmonton
Nov 9  Mission
Nov 10 Kelowna
Nov 12 Orpheum Vancouver
Nov 13 McPherson Victoria
Nov 14 Parksville

It doesn’t matter whether you see Jim Cuddy at Bo’s in Red Deer on the 3rd or at Massey Hall on the 27th. It’s the same engaging and memorable night.
FYI – Jim is singing a bit and signing a lot of his albums at select Indigo Stores across the country.
Nov 7 in Edmonton then…
Kelowna
Robson Store in Vancouver
Victoria

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Jim hooks up with Greg December 28 in Oshawa, then once around the neighborhood in Niagara, Windsor, Kitchener, and….Budapest in April.
Greg is laying low and likely writing songs and recording his new solo album.  Just guessing but it is what he does. He does it beautifully.
Enjoy
Details

Mulligan Stew Nov 2nd 2024-2 hours of music. Wall to wall Thank you to our Donors!

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Congratulations on completing the Fall Fundraising Marathon.
After all that TALKING it’s time for donor payback.
2 hours of music. Wall to wall.
At the top of hour two it’s our first Live at the Fillmore feature.
The music played by bands and artists at the Fillmore East and West in the late 60’s and throughout the 70’s is still the finest showcase of music that defined a generation.


Lead by the wildly outrageous Bill Graham The Fillmores in San Francisco and NY City were the very best showcase any band could get.
2 and at times 3 artists sharing the stage – one after the other.
They did 2 shows on Friday and Saturday nights. Bands could always bring guests on stage. Sometimes it was the same bands they were sharing the stage with.
Frank Zappa invited John and Yoko.
Triple bills were normal.
The Mothers of Invention, Buddy Miles Express and Chicago played on the same night.
Pairings like The Kinks, & Bonzo Dog!   Ike & Tina Turner with Fats Domino opening.
Most nights were recorded which is why there are many albums called Live at the Fillmore.
Top of an hour two on this Mulligan Stew  – in one live set is
Crosby Stills Nash and Young. When they liked each other.
King  Curtis and Billy Preston with a very funky My Sweet Lord.
Lucinda Williams
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. The Allman Brothers (of course)
And The Grateful Dead (of course)

Also on The Stew.
Adam Cohen
Led Zeppelin
Robert Plant and Allison Krauss
Serena Ryder and William Prince.
Lake Street Dive
JD McPherson
Bobby Rush and Blind Boys
Rod Stewart and Booker T
Red Clay Strays
Dylan and friends – 30th anniversary
Amy Winehouse live
Also live 54.40 at El Mocambo
Gregory Alan Isakov
Rickie Lee Jones
New Taj Mahal
JJ Cale

Many were suggested by  Fundraiser donors.

Happy Halloween
And thank you for A spectacular fundraiser.
The Wide Cut and Stew audiences were the headliners.

TDM

 

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew – The Fillmore Special Terry David Mulligan Donor Supported CKUA
Help is on the way Lake Street Dive Good Together
Big black car Gregory Alan Isakov This Empty Northern Hemisphere
Cry me a river (live) Joe Cocker Live at Fillmore East 1970
Sunshine Getaway JD McPherson Night Owls
Live Fillmore tracks in hour two Playlist mulliganstewdotca NEXT – Rickie Lee Jones
Last Chance Texaco Rickie Lee Jones Rickie Lee Jones
I’m too young to be this old Taj Mahal (Mindy Canter) Single
TDMulligan The Stew [email protected]
99 1/2 won’t do Bobby Rush & Blind Boys. single
Mulligan Stew Year 28 TDM
After Midnight JJ Cale Very best of
Deane House -River Cafe Coming UP – Rod Stewart & Red Clay Strays playlist mulliganstewdotca
This old heart of mine Rod Sewart Atlantic Crossing (Deluxe)
Moments Red Clay Strays Moment of truth
The Stew Terry Mulligan Next – Bob Fest in MSG
My back pages (live) Dylan, Petty, Harrison, McGuinn etc Live at MSG Dylan’s 30th Anniversary
Heard it through the grapevine (live) Amy Winehouse Live at BBC
Coming Up 54.40 El Mocambo The Stew
Since when (live) 54.4 Live at the El Mocambo 2020
Live tracks from The Fillmore Allmans, Petty, CSNY, Lucinda, The Dead Mulligan Stew
Suite Judy Blue Eyes (live) Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young Live at The Fillmore East 1969
My Sweet Lord (live) King Curtis and Billy Preston Live at Fillmore 1971
I lost it (live) Lucinda Williams Live at The Fillmore 2003
Call me the Breeze (live) Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Live at The Fillmore 1997
One way out (live) The Allman Brothers Band Final Fillmore East 1971
Casey Jones (live) The Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East 1971
Coyotes Banff Mulligan Stew @ckua [email protected]
Love is Adam Cohen We go home
Fall Apart Adam Cohen We go home
Going to California (live) Led Zeppelin BBC Sessions 1971
Can’t let go Robert Plant and Allison Krauss Raise the Roof
sing me a song Serena Ryder and Wm Prince Single
Thank you for the Fall Fundraising Support Well Done all of you Thanks from Allison and I
Better get it in your soul Charlie Mingus Mingus Ah Um

EP 324 | Author Luke Whittall and his Sipster’s Pocket Guides Books

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Look who’s on a Roll – It’s this week’s guest,  Author Luke Whittall
 
Luke and his Sipster’s Pocket Guides Books.
In the third volume in the popular  Sipster’s Pocket Guide series, wine expert and educator Luke Whittall presents his latest top 50 British Columbia wines under $50 (including many under $30) and along the way shares his thoughts on wine country and common misconceptions about certain grapes, and offers up tangents on everything from scented candles to middle children to jazz hands.
With food and activity pairings that range from Thai noodles and pool noodles to classic rock and hootenannies, and an index of attitudes that lets you choose a wine based on your mood (come hither, dressed to kill, razzle-dazzle), the Sipster’s guides are equal parts freewheeling and focused.
Divided into chapters on sparkling, white, rosé, red, and dessert wines, the latest volume of Sipster’s will snap you out of a catatonic funk in the liquor store and stick around for a quiet evening paging through a book—perhaps this book and perhaps there’s even a wine for that.
Welcome to Volume 3, where a Viognier can be a lot like a bouncy castle, a red blend that is the icing on top of another layer of icing and also  a wine that will upstage Taylor Swift and Kayne and an adventurous evening calls for a certain Trebianno (not the guy from Friends . . . but then again, maybe?).
The Sipsters series are written in language anyone can understand. Words we all use and can remember a day later.
Make no mistake, Luke knows his wines from the vineyards to the bottle. He just makes the journey much easier than it really is.
We also start TRR with a conversation about vineyard damage & recovery,   plus the coming discovery of BC Wines made with Washington grapes.
So those damaged vineyards, wineries and wine-farming families can survive the next couple of years.
And heads UP – The Sipster’s Ontario Vol 2 is coming – just in time for Christmas.
Then surely, the Luke Whittall film starring Ryan Reynolds. 
Luke Whittall
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Books:
The Sipster’s Pocket Guide to 50 More Must-Try BC Wines, Volume 3″ 2024 (Touchwood Editions)
The Sipster’s Pocket Guide to 50 Must-Try Ontario Wines, Volume 1″ 2023 (Touchwood Editions)
The Sipster’s Pocket Guide to 50 Must-Try BC Wines, Volume 2″ 2023 (Touchwood Editions)
The Sipster’s Pocket Guide to 50 Must-Try BC Wines, Volume 1″ 2021 (Touchwood Editions)
The Okanagan Wine Tour Guide” 6th Edition (with John Schreiner) 2020 (Touchwood Editions)
“Valleys of Wine: A Taste of British Columbia’s Wine History” 2019 (Whitecap Books)