Mulligan Stew Feb 15th 2010-The Bard & The Beatles

February 16, 2020

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For centuries scholars have debated whether William Shakespeare actually wrote the plays attributed to him. How about John Lennon, George Harrison or Paul McCartney?

Opening tonight at The Citadel in Edmonton, director Daryl Cloran weaves two dozen Beatles’ songs into the text of As You Like It, set in 1960s Vancouver and “the wild Okanagan.“

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew	Feb 15 2020
The Stew Year 25	with terrydavidmulligan	www.mulliganstew.ca
woody and dutch. Slow train to Peking	rickie lee jones	pirates
maggie may	rod stewart	every picture tells a story
you don’t know how it feels	Tom Oetty	Wildflowers
life by the drop	stevie ray vaughn	archives
www.deanehouse.com	Coming UP – TT Band. Stones. Mavis.New Blackie
do i look worried?	tedeschi trucks band	made up mind
unloved	jann arden and jackson browne	living under June
www.mulliganstew.ca	NEXT – Stones do Dylan Live
like a rolling stone (live)	the rolling stones	totally stripped live
we get by	mavis staples and ben harper	we get by
gotta get up	harry nilsson	nilsson schmilsson
www.mulliganstew.ca	Mulligan Stew Podcast – The Bard and The Beatles
light you up	Emily Triggs	middletown
good luck kid	joseph	good luck kid
cold 100	blackie and the rodeo kings	kings of this town
Kansas City	willie nelson	milk cow blues
www.mulliganstew.ca	NEXT – music from The Irishman
Mulligan Stew Year 25	www.mulliganstew.ca
i hear you knockin	smiley lewis	i hear you knockin
the fat man	fats domino	the fat man
honky tonk parts 1 & 2	bill doggett	greatest hits
sleepwalk	santo and johnny	greatest hits
in the still of the night	the five satins	greatest hits
Mulligan Stew – CKUA Radio	with terrydavidmulligan
mean old world	N. Mississippi all stars and guests	up and rolling
the groan	bruce cockburn	crowing ignites
NEXT The Bard and The Beatles Opening Night	www.mulliganstew.ca	As you like it
Daryl Cloren – Artistic Director The Citadel	Shakespear’s As You Like It
Fool on the Hill	The Beatles	Magical Mystery Tour
Daryl Cloren – Artistic Director The Citadel	Shakespear’s As You Like It	Opening Tonight
We can work it out	The Beatles	#1’s
Daryl Cloren – Artistic Director The Citadel	Shakespear’s As You Like It	Opening Tonight
I am the Walrus	The Beatles	Magical Mystery Tour
Daryl Cloren – Artistic Director The Citadel	Shakespear’s As You Like It
Hey. Youve got to hide your love away	The Beatles	Help
www.coyotesbanff.com	www.mulliganstew.ca
I’m ready	Jeff Healey	Cover to Cover
She came in through the bathroom window	Joe Cocker	Joe Cocker

Mulligan Stew Feb 8th 2020-Mexico Themes!

February 8, 2020

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For over 80 years CKUA has been donor supported. The human engine that keeps us on-air and moving forward.

So when program donors plunk down the big dough to sponsor an hour of The Stew I pay attention to what they are saying.

I’ve become friends with many of them.

For example..the first hour Saturday is sponsored by Mary and Graeme. They’ve been here many times..we ended up fishing together.

This shows they’re in Mexico and suggested tunes with Mexico themes or references.

So…

James Taylor – Mexico

Jim Byrnes – Postcard from Mexico

Los Lobos – La Bamba

Carlos Santana and Willie Nelson – They all went to Mexico

Taj Mahal – Senior Blues

Duke Robillard – Down in Mexico

Texas Tornados – Adios Mexico

Linda Ronstadt – Por un Amor

Our second donor Michael..suggested tracking some Barney Bentall music

Barney Bentall and the Legendary Hearts – Something to live for

Barney – Hey Mama from The Drifter and the Preacher

The Radio Grande – King of July

Then we go out in a blaze of glory

Paul Simon

Harry Manx

Steve Winwood

Sarah McLachlan

Steely Dan

Sheryl Crow and Joe Walsh

The Wood Bros

Check out the new podcast

Colin Linden- Tom Wilson of Blackie and the Rodeo Kings

New album King of this Town.

Celebrating 25m years together in 2020. Big tour.

And to kick the year off Colin won a Grammy for co-producing Keb Mo’s Oklahoma

And Tom Wilson is up for a Juno next week.

Stephen Fearing is touring the UK. What a bunch.

OH – Next week an interview with Daryl Cloren the Artistic Director of the Citadel Theatre in Edmonton

Next Saturday they launch Wm. Shakespeare’s As you Like it featuring 25 Beatles songs.

The interview runs 90 minutes before the curtain goes up..

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew Feb 8 2020	www.mulliganstew.ca
St Louis blues	Mike Zito	rock and roll tribute to chuck berry
Linda Lou	Barry Allen	Speed of dark
I can’t turn you loose (liv e)	Otis Redding	Live at The Whiskey in LA
Christine	Stephen Fearing	The Unconquerable Past
www.deanehouse.com	www.mulliganstew.ca
Mexico	James Taylor	Gorilla
Postcard from mexico	Jim Byrnes	Fresh Horses
La Bamba	Los Lobos	Just another band from east LA
www.mulliganstew.ca	Next – Mexico with TaJ, Carlos, Duke and Doug Salm
They all went to Mexico	Carlos Santana with Willie Nelson	Havana Moon
Down in Mexico	Duke Robillard	Calling all Blues
Adios Mexico	Texas Tornados	Texas Tornados with Doug Salm
Senor Blues	Taj Mahal	The Essential Taj
www.mulliganstew.ca	Next – Double tracks from Linda Ronstadt
Por un Amor	Linda Ronstadt	Canciones de mi Padre
When something is wrong with my baby	Linda Ronstadt and Aaron Neville	Just one look
www.mulliganstew.ca	Coming UP – Barney Bentall Times 3
Something to live for	Barney Bentall and the Legendary Hearts	Barney Bentall
King of July	The Radio Grande	Town and Country
This Man	Robert Cray	That’s what I heard
Hey Mama	Barney Bentall and the Legendary Hearts	The Drifter and The Preacher
www.coyotesbanff.com	Next – Paul Simon, Harry Manx and Steve Winwood
Boy in the bubble (live)	Paul Simon	Live in NYC
TD Mulligan	www.mulliganstew.ca
Baby please don’t go (live)	Harry Manx	Road Ragas
Low spark of high heeled boys (live)	Steve Winwood	Greatest Hits Live
Song for my Father	Sarah McLachlan	Shine On
Mulligan Stew – Year 25	with TDMulligan
Josie	Steely Dan	Aja
Still the good old days	Sheryl Crow and Joe Walsh	Threads
Little blue	The Wood Brothers	Kingdom in my mind

Mulligan Stew Feb 1 2020-Colin Linden. Tom Wilson. Bros Landreth

February 1, 2020

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Colin Linden. Tom Wilson. Bros Landreth and The coming launch of new Mike Plume Album.
Just the way a crazy week unfolded.
Colin won a Grammy for Keb Mo’s Oklahoma which he coproduced in his home studio in Nashville.

Then Tom Wilson gets a Juno nomination for Lee Harvey Osmond. And Blackie releases King of this Town to kick off their 25th anniversary year.
Then the Juno winning Bros Landreth play Alberta dates

Next Friday at The Arden St Albert and Saturday at the Flair and Derrick (Beneath the Arch) in Turner Valley
Plus they recorded a single with Mariel Buckley. And Joey made a UK Top 50 best young guitarists list. Also, a live album being recorded on the Alberta tour.

And Mike Plume survived 19 years of the Nashville writing wars to return home with a wonderful new album – Lonesome stretch of Highway. Just a very quick chat with more to come in May plus the World Premiere of the song Lipstick and Gasoline. This is the first time the song has been played – anywhere!
The reflection of parents about sons and daughters turning 15.

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew	www.mulliganstew.ca
I’m glad for your sake	Sir Douglas Quintet	Best of
The Long Run (live)	The Eagles	Eagles Live
Layla (live) Acoustic	Eric Clapton	MTV Unplugged
TD Mulligan	www.mulliganstew.ca
Scratch my back	Whitehorse	The Northern South Vol 2
www.deanehouse.com
Head over heels (live)	Blue Rodeo	Live at Massey Hall
From me to you	Walk off the Earth	Under the Covers
Coming UP – Bros Landreth and Mike Plume	www.mulliganstew.ca
Talking it as it comes (live)	Jerry Jeff Walker	Live from Austin, Texas
Queen of mean	Albert Cummings	Believe
Bros Landreth Interview	Joey and David Landreth
Mary Anne	Bros Landreth	87
Angel from Montgomery (live)	Bonnie Raitt and John Prine	Tribute to Steve Goodman
Mike Plume Interview	Lonesome stretch of highway
Perfume and Gasoline	Mike Plume	Lonesome Stretch of Highway
This is Mulligan Stew – Year 25	Coming UP – Blackie and the Rodeo Kings
Sing	The Small Glories	Assiniboine and The Red
www.mulliganstew.ca	NEXT – Colin Linden & Tom Wilson from BARK
Kick my heart around	Blackie and the Rodeo Kings	King of this Town
Colin Linden Interview	www.mulliganstew.ca
Medicine Hat	Blackie and the Rodeo Kings	King of this Town
Colin Linden Interview
King of this Town	Blackie and the Rodeo Kings	King of this Town
Mulligan Stew	www.mulliganstew.ca
A knife and a fork	Rockpile	Seconds of Pleasure
NEXT – Tom Wilson Juno Nominee	www.mulliganstew.ca
Tom Wilson Interview	Blackie and the Rodeo Kings
Hard Road	Blackie and the Rodeo Kings	King of this Town
Tom Wilson Interview	www.mulliganstew.ca
Cold 100	Blackie and the Rodeo Kings	King of this Town
Kingdom Come	Lee Harvey Osmond	Mohawk
Cold Sweat	Mongo Santa Maria	Greatest Hits

Mulligan Stew Jan 25th 2020- Alan Doyle

January 25, 2020

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Who doesn’t like Alan Doyle? Artist. Actor. Authour. Favourite son of Petty Harbour and all of Newfoundland.

His solo career after Great Big Sea has achieved lift-off in Canada and now USA and Britain.

I found him in Toronto, waiting out the monster snowstorm that took over the East Coast.

We’re talking about his new EP Rough Side Out. Released Valentines Day

THE COMPLETE 30-minute interview is posted on The Mulligan Stew Podcast

And his tour dates across the West starting Feb 25 in Lethbridge

Followed by The Hat, Red Deer, Calgary. Edmonton, Lloydminster, Fort Mac & Grand Prairie.

Alan also reveals that this EP has a country lean, still with Maritime influences.

There’s a great cover of John Mellencamp’s Paper in Fire from his game-changing Lonesome Jubilee.

A dollar from each ticket goes to his support of addiction and mental health organizations.

There are few artists capable of appealing to music fans of all stripes, and Alan Doyle is one of them. From the moment he burst onto the scene in the early 1990s with his band Great Big Sea, Canadians fell in love with the pride of Petty Harbour, Newfoundland, whose boundless charisma and sense of humor was eclipsed only by his magnetic stage presence.

His influence is now being heard in a new generation of artists as his solo work continues to endear him to roots music fans everywhere. Alan’s new EP Rough Side Out, finds him collaborating with Canadian country music superstars Dean Brody and Jess Moskaluke, while at the same time defining his interpretation of contemporary country.

The seeds for Rough Side Out were planted in 2012 when Brody asked Great Big Sea to record the song “It’s Friday” with him for the Platinum-selling album Dirt. For Alan, that was the moment he realized the door to the country music world was open for he and other east coast Celtic-leaning artists, and since then he’s warmly embraced building closer ties. “My personal journey with the whole thing has been very organic,” Alan says. “When my parents weren’t listening to traditional folk music, they were listening to country music on the radio. So, when I began creating my own musical identity, I was inspired by artists who were able to blend those two worlds.”

Alan is a classic storyteller and this podcast is filled with his stories.

ALAN DOYLE ROUGH SIDE OUT TOUR

Wednesday, February 19 – Mae Wilson Theatre – Moose Jaw, SK
Thursday, February 20 – Conexus Arts Centre – Regina, SK
Friday, February 21 – Burton Cummings Theatre – Winnipeg, MB
Saturday, February 22 – TCU Place – Saskatoon, SK
Sunday, February 23 – Western Manitoba Centennial Auditorium – Brandon, MB
Tuesday, February 25 – Yates Memorial – Lethbridge, AB
Wednesday, February 26 – Esplanade Theatre – Medicine Hat, AB
Thursday, February 27 – Central Alberta Theatre – Red Deer, AB
Friday, February 28 – Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium – Calgary, AB
Saturday, February 29 – Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium – Edmonton, AB
Sunday, March 1 – Vic Juba Community Theatre – Lloydminster, AB
Tuesday, March 3 – Keyano Theatre & Arts Centre – Fort MacMurray, AB
Wednesday, March 4 – Grande Prairie Live Theatre – Grande Prairie, AB
Thursday, March 5 – PG Playhouse – Prince George, BC
Friday, March 6 – Chilliwack Cultural Centre – Chilliwack, BC
Saturday, March 7 – Vernon Performing Arts Centre – Vernon, BC
Sunday, March 8 – Queen Elizabeth Theatre – Vancouver, BC
Tuesday, March 31 – Grand Theatre – Kingston, ON
Wednesday, April 1 – Centennial Hall – London, ON
Thursday, April 2 – FirstOntario Concert Hall – Hamilton, ON
Friday, April 3 – Danforth Music Hall – Toronto, ON
Saturday, April 4 – Danforth Music Hall – Toronto, ON

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew – Year 25	Jan 25 2020
Paying the cost to be the boss (live)	BB King	Live at BBC
Driven to tears (live)	Sting	Bring on the night
God must be a boogie man (live)	Joni Mitchell	Shadows and Light
www.deanehouse.com	Coming Up – Alen Doyle Interview
Heartbreaker	Alabama Shakes	Boys and Girls
You don’t want to hear it	Ron Sexsmith	Heritage
Johnny Coolman	Colin James	Rooftop and Satellites
Coming Up – Alan Doyle Intervieww	www.mulliganstew.ca
Cisco Kid	War	The World is a Ghetto
Revival	Gregory Porter	Revival
Red eyed and blue	Wilco	Being There
Little bit sweet	The Wood Brothers	Kingdom of the Mind
www.mulliganstew.ca	Complete Alan Doyle Interview on Podcast
Rita is gone	The Marcus King Band	The Marcus King Band
Hey Hey (song for Gord)	Leeroy Stagger	Strange Path
Champagne Corolla	Justin Townes Earle	Kids in the street
www.mulliganstew.ca	Complete Interview at Podcast (link on left)
Alan Doyle Interview	Complete Interview MulliganStew Podcast -mulliganstew.ca
We don’t wanna go home	Alan Doyle (Deane Brody)	Rough Side Out
Alan Doyle Interview	complete interview on MulliganStew Podcast
Paper in Fire	Alan Doyle	Rough Side Out
Alan Doyle Interview	complete interview mulliganstew podcast
Beautiful to me	Alan Doyle	A week at the Warehouse
www.mulliganstew.ca	Next – Heading for New Orleans
The Stew in New Orleans	www.mulliganstew.ca
Good Rockin’ Tonight	Roy Brown	Best of
Rocking Pneumonia and the boogiew woogie flu	Huey “piano” Smith	Have a good time
The Stew – in New Orleans	TDM
Im walking	Fats Domino	best of
Tutti Fruiti	Little Richard	Best of
www.mulliganstew.ca	with tdm
Long Tall Sally	The Beatles	Best of
Dixie Chicken	Little Feat	Dixie Chicken
www.coyotesbanff.com	Thank you for listening and donating
Goin back to New Orleans	Dr John ( with Nevilles and Al Hirt)	Goin’ back to New Orleans

Mulligan Stew January 18th 2020- Tonight We Dance with Laura!

January 18, 2020

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Saturday night we’re going to be Dancing with Laura.

Laura Ryan-Walsh passed away October 9 2017.

She was a teacher and a great Mother. From Newfoundland but spent most of her life in Calgary

Long-time listener to CKUA and Mulligan Stew.

Her daughters Erin, Megan, and their Father Adrian all were involved in this one-hour donation.

The Ryan and Walsh families will be listening in Calgary, St John’s, Florida, Dubai, and Grande Prairie.

Laura loved great music and she passed that love on to her family and friends.

The Stones, Cohen, Van, Otis, Aretha, Dylan, Neil Young, The Band, and the blues. We’ll play them all.

Old Crow Medicine Show

Including Wagon Wheel from Old Crow Medicine Show ..which for Laura’s birthday the family rewrote the lyrics to.

I’m told that in the final weeks of her life..she asked for and received a small radio beside her bed so she could listen to CKUA and The Stew.

Toward the end of her life when she could no longer walk, a nurse walking by her hospital room commented that she was always smiling.

Laura replied “You’ve got to smile if you can’t dance”

Saturday night we dance for Laura…

Check out the Saturday Night Playlist..

Linda Ronstadt = Willing “live”

Tom Waits

ZZ Top

New Frazey Ford

New Jackson Browne

Rhiannon Giddens

Mavis Staples

Sister Rosetta Tharpe

Chuck Berry

Dylan “live”

John Hammond

Share the Music Like Laura!

PLAYLIST:

Welcome to Year 25 of Mulligan Stew	with Terry David Mulligan	18-Jan-20
Willing (live)	Linda Ronstadt	Live in Hollywood
Fish in the Jailhouse	Tom Waits	Orphans
Me N Annie	Low Cut Connie	Hi Honey
www.deanehouse.com	Coming UP – ZZ Top and new Frazey Ford
waiting for the bus	ZZTop	Best of
Jesus just left Chicago	ZZTop	Best of
Mulligan Stew with TDM	www.mulliganstew.ca
Azad	Frazey Ford	Azad
The heart of a Saturday Night	Madeleine Peyroux	The Perfect World
The Stew	www.mulliganstew.ca
The Weight (live)	Mavis Staples –	I’ll take you there
Love is Love	Jackson Browne	Artists for Justicce And Peace
Better get it right, the first time	Rhiannon Giddens	Freedom Highway
Playlist for The Stew at –	www.mulliganstew.ca
99 1/2 just won’t do	Sister Rosetta Tharpe	Decca Singles
Johnny B Goode	Chuck Berry	Best of
TDMulligan	Coming UP – Bob Dylan does The Sister
Ain’t No Man Righteous – Not No One (live)	Bob Dylan	Trouble No More – Bootlegs Vol 13
I knew Ive been changed	John Hammond (with Tom Waits)	Wicked Grin
www.mulliganstew.ca	Coming UP – Dancing with Laura
Young Blood	The Band	Til the night is gone. A tribute to Doc Pomus
Dance me to the end of Love	Leonard Cohen	Various Positions
Son of a Preacher Man	Aretha Franklin	Best of
Glad Tidings	Van Morrison	Moondance
www.mulliganstew.ca	Playlist. Podcast. Stew Radio and Tasting Room Radio
Heart of Gold	Neil Young	Harvest
King of July	The Radio Grande	Town and Country
Shrimp and Grits	Tedeschi Trucks Band	Revelator
This is Year 25 of Mulligan Stew	www.mulliganstew.ca
Like a Rolling Stone (live)	The Rolling Stones	Totally Stripped
These arms of mine	Otis Redding	best of
Stateboro Blues	Taj Mahal	Taj Mahal
Oakland Stroke	Tower of Power	Back to Oakland
www.coyotesbanff.com	Next – Old Crow Medicine Show and Dylan
Wagon Wheel	Old Crow Medicine Show	This is Old Crow Medicine Show
Thank you for listening	and Thank You for Dancing with Laura
Forever Young	Bob Dylan	The Best of

Mulligan Stew Jan 11th 2020- 50 years of #1 Albums-Neil Peart

January 11, 2020

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Ran across a headline that reminded us/me that we have just gone through a music time warp.

As 2019 turned into 2020 and a new decade ..it also became 50 years since 1969 became 1970.

Here’s a list of artists and albums who made the transition from one decade to another. FIFTY FREAKING YEARS AGO.

And they didn’t just transition – they became #1 albums that changed lives and made history.

The biggest was The Beatles Abbey Road – #1 for 11 straight weeks

Led Zeppelin 2 – #1 for 6 weeks

Simon and Garfunkel – Bridge over troubled water 10 weeks at #1

Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young – Deja Vu #1 for a week

CCR – Cosmo’s Factory – Their 4^th #1 album. In a Row

Santana – Abraxas was #1 for 6 weeks

Paul McCartney had a #1 solo album for 3 weeks

And The Beatles had Let it Be at #1 for 4 weeks.

It was an amazing time in music.

The Stew will be saluting and playing all those albums and more Saturday 5-7.

PLAYLIST:

The Stew Jan 11 2020	www.mulliganstew.ca
bathroom window	The Beatles	Abbey Road
golden slumbers	the beatles	Abbey Road
carry that weight	The Beatles	Abbey Road
the end	The Beatles	Abbey Road
Ramble On	Led Zep 2	Led Zeppelin 2
www.deanehouse.com www.river-cafe.com	Coming up – 50 years with Simon & Garf/CSNY/CCR
The Boxer	Simon & Garfunkle	Bridge over troubled water
Carry on	CSN and Young	Deja Vu
Run through the Jungle	CCR	Cosmo’s Factory
Celebrating 50 years of #1 lps	NEXT – Blood Sweat &Tears/McCartney/Beatles Let it Be
Maybe I’m Amazed	Paul McCartney	McCartney
Get back	The Beatles	Let it be
Hi-De-Ho	Blood, Sweat & Tears	BST 3
Mulligan Stew with tdm	www.mulliganstew.ca
Oye Como Va	Santana	Abraxsas
Daytripper	Mongo Santamaria	Instant party
#1 Lps from 50 years ago	TD Mulligan
Just your fool	The Rolling Stones	Blue and Lonesome
This is Mulligan Stew – Year 25	www.mulliganstew.ca
Good Lovin’	The Grateful Dead	Complete Studio Sessions
Lonely Avenue	Animals	Before we were so rudely interupted
Rip it up	Little Richard	Here’s Little Richard (re-issue)
Mulligan Stew with tdm	Coming UP – Harriet Soundtrack
Stand Up	Cynthia Erivo	Harriet Soundtrack
Bad bad News	Leon Bridges	Good Thing
You’ve been so good up to now	Lyle Lovett	Joshua Judges Ruth
Next – We meet Ry Cooder at The Crossroads	www.mulliganstew.ca
Crossroads	Ry Cooder	Crossroads Soundtrack
They don’t shine	Tedeschi Trucks band	Signs
Everytime I hear that song	Brandi Carlile	By the way I forgive you
www.coyotesbanff.com	NEXT – Otis. Brittany Howard. Sting and Springsteen
Can’t turn you loose	Otis Redding	Very best
Stay High	Brittany Howard	Jaime
Thanks for spending your Saturday night with us	TDMulligan
Get Up Stand Up (live)	Sting . Bruce Springsteen. Peter Gabriel etc	Released – Human Rights Concerts
B thing – Outro (live)	Carlos del Junkco	Live

Mulligan Stew Jan4th 2020- Remembering Artists Lost in 2019

January 3, 2020

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Had I tried to honor those we lost for the entire decade…I would have needed a whole month of Stews.

So, we remember and salute artists who passed on in 2019.

Clydie King (Jan 7) Her credits are so impressive but we play

The Stones – Tumbling Dice. Exile of Main Street)

Linda Ronstadt – Heart Like a Wheel

Bob Dylan –Saved

Joe Cocker /Mad Dogs and Englishmen – Live at Fillmore East – Cry me a River.

Robert Hunter (Sept 23) – Lyricist for Grateful Dead –

Truckin’

New Orleans lost three famous stars within weeks of each other.

(June 6)– Junko partner Gumbo

Dr John/Mac Rebennack (June 6)– Junko partner Gumbo

Dave Bartholomew

Dave Bartholomew (June 23) – Jump Children

Fats Domino – Blue Monday – Dave wrote it

Fats Domino – The Fat Man – Ditto

Art Neville

Art Neville (July 22)

The Meters Fire on the Bayou

The Neville Brothers – Hey Pocky Way

Mark Hollis

Mark Hollis (Feb 25) Talk Talk It’s my life

Hal Blaine

Hal Blaine ( March 11)

The Beach Boys – Good Vibrations

The Ronettes – Be My Baby

And that’s just the first hour !!

It’s 2020- Let’s get busy!

-TDM

PLAYLIST:

Welcome to Year 25 OF Mulligan Stew	www.mulliganstew.ca	Jan 4 2020
Cry me a River (live)	Joe Cocker – Mad Dogs and Englishmen (Clydie King)	Live at the Fillmore East
Heart like a wheel	Linda Ronstadt (Clydie King)	Heart like a wheel
Tumbling Dice	The Rolling Stones (Clydie King)	Exile on main street
Saved	Bob Dylan (Clydie King)	Saved
www.deanehouse.com	Artists lost in 2019
Truckin’	Grateful Dead (Robert Hunter)	American beauty
It’s my life	Talk Talk	It’s my life
Mulligan Stew with tdmulligan	NEXT – we remember 3 New Orleans Masters
Junko Partner	Dr John	Gumbo
Jump Children	Dave Bartholomew	Classic NO R&B
Blue Monday	Fats Domino (Dave Bartholomew)	Swings
The Fat Man	Fats Domino (Dave Bartholomew)	Fats Domino
www.mulliganstew.ca	NEXT – The Meters and The Neville Brothers
Fire on the Bayou	The Meters	Essential
Hey Pocky Way	The Neville Brothers	Hey Pocky Way
Welcome to Year 25 of Mulligan Stew	www.mulliganstew.ca
Good Vibrations	The Beach Boys (Hal Blaine)	Best of
www.mulliganstew.ca	Coming Up – Eric Clapton Live . Sheryl. Bonnie. Mavis
be my baby	The Ronettes (Hal Blain)	Best of
Willie and the HandJive/Get Ready (live)	Eric Clapton	Crossroads 2 Live in the 70’s
Live wire	Sheryl Crow. Bobbie Raitt. Mavis Staple	Live Wire
www.mulliganstew.ca	with TD Mulligan
King of July	The Radio Grande	Town and Country
www.coyotesbanff.com	NEXT – The Avett Brothers. Wilson Pickett
Locked up	The Avett Brothers	Closer than together
Midnight Hour	Wilson Pickett	Hi Five
Welcome to Year 25 of Mulligan Stew	with TD Mulligan
Working for the Man	Barry Allen and the New Rebels	Speed of Dark
Water or Gasoline	Blackie and the Rodeo Kings	Swinging from the chains of Love
Mulligan Stew with tdmulligan	First Stew in 2020
Dedicated to the one I love	The Shirelles	Tonights the Night
Delusion	Zara Marie	Living in the Lost and Found
Soulbque	G Love (with Roosevelt Collier)	The Juice

Mulligan Stew Dec 28th 2019-Final Stew of the Decade!

December 28, 2019

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It’s the Final Stew of 2019.

Dec 28^th!! The Holiday version of The Bermuda Triangle. Where memories go to die.

OK First – a heads up. The Mulligan Stew Podcast features an extensive conversation with Actor/Writer/Singer Hugh Dillon.

We cover a lot of ground. The Hip. His buddies he grew up with.

Punk music in Canada. His first solo album that changed the man and his current Headstones release PeopleSkills

His anger issues – his substance abuse – how acting may have saved his life – how acting took him all the way to working with David Lynch on Twin Peaks.

Some of you may know Hugh from his lead roles in Flashpoint, Durham County, The Trailer Park Boys and many more.

Subscribe to Spotify, Google Play and Apple Podcasts.

The Last Stew of 2019 has a donor inspired line up

Kick things off with The Band Live – and Marvin Gaye’s Don’t Do it – from New Years Eve 1971

Then Vampire Weekend from the number one album of the CKUA 2019 Top 100 (based on plays)

Marshall Crenshaw/Stephen fearing/Grand Funk/Jimmy Reed and CoCo Love Alcorn

New music from Barry Allen and The New Rebels, The Who, The Wood Brothers, Shelby Lynn & Allison Moorer plus CoCo Love Alcorn.

We’ll throw in Marvin Gate Live at Kennedy Centre, Sting and Bruce Springsteen Live doing Every breath you take, John Mayer Live, and then back to the Top 100 plays of 2019 and two Canadian artists who had not one but two albums on that chart.

CKUA Host Leeroy Stagger with Me and the Mountain plus Strange Path.

And

The Bros Landreth 87 and Joey Landreth’s Hindsight.

Enjoy the tunes and the tales…

And check out the Podcast…www.mulliganstew.ca

Happy New Year – here’s to 2020

In memory of John Mann, Gary, Kerry Holly (Marshall) and CKUA host Monica Miller

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew Dec 28 2019	TD Mulligan
Welcome to the last Stew of 2019	with terry david mulligan
Don’t do it (live)	The Band	Rock of Ages
This life	Vampire Weekend	Father of the Bride
What the hell i got	Marshall Crenshaw	Miracle of Science
Christine	Stephen Fearing	The Unconquerable Past
www.river-cafe.com	www.mulliganstew.ca
some kind of wonderful	Grand Funk	Anthology
I ain’t got you	Jimmy Reed	Very best
Save me	CoCo Love Alcorn	ReBirth
www.mulliganstew.ca	Coming UP – New Barry Allen
Willie and the Hand Jive	Barry Allen	Speed of Dark
Danny and my ponies	The Who	Who
The Well	Marcus King	El Dorado
What are you doing NY Eve?	Rufus Wainwright	McGarrigle Christmas Hour
what’s going on (live)	Marvin Gaye	What’s going on Live – Kennedy Centre
www.mulliganstew.ca	Podcast Hugh Dillon – Headstones
Little bit sweet	The Wood brothers	Kingdom in my mind
Great Balls of Fire	Jerry Lee lewis	Best of
Mulligan Stew Podcast – Hugh Dillon	www.mulliganstew.ca
All I wanna do (live)	Sheryl Crow	Live at Capitol Theatre
Every breath you take (live)	Sting and Bruce Springsteen	Human Rights Concerts – Amnesty Int.
Every day I have the blues (Live)	John Mayer	Where the Light is
www.mulliganstew.ca	NEXT – Women sing Waits
Ol’ 55	Shelby Lynn and Allison Moorer	Women sing Waits
Oh Darling	The Beatles	Abbey Road Super Deluxe Edition
This Mulligan Stew with tdmulligan	Next Tom Petty. LeeRoy Stagger. Bros Landreth. Linda Rhonstadt
Here comes my girl	Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers	Anthology Through the Years
Got to love	Leeroy Stagger	Strange Path
Got to be you	The Bros. Landreth	87
www.coyoyesbanff.com	New Years Eve menu
Por un Amor	Linda Rhonstadt	Canciones de mi Padre
I can’t win	Joey Landreth	single – Live at Layman Drug
Happy New year – See you in 2020	Terry
What a wonderful World	Louis Armstrong	Wonderful World

Mulligan Stew Dec 21st 2019- Christmas in The Round Year Two

December 21, 2019

hello

That time of year. Family. Friends. Fluids. Food. Debt!

Special shows for special times.

Saturday, December 21 you know is a day that’s going to be CRAZY!

Our audience needs a combination of comfort and joy.

SPECIAL GUESTS INCLUDE Bob Chelmick plus “The Rounders.”

One hour will feature hand-picked Christmas tunes from

Carlos Santana – it’s really good

The original William Bell classic

Corb Lund, John Prine, Aaron Neville, Kate and Anna McGarrigle, Blue Rodeo, Joseph, Miranda Mulholland, Rachelle van Zanten, Whitney Houston, and Paul Simon.

Bob Chelmick kindly sent the voicing of a poem called Christmas Landscape written in 1917 by Laurie Lee.

And then it’s Christmas in the Round Year Two. (A tradition that started many years ago at CBC radio Vancouver and then. RoundHouse Radio)

Two of the original artists are back.

Shari Ulrich and Roy Forbes.

Also around the microphones are Jim Byrnes, Bill Henderson, and Barney Bentall.

They are all friends They all share stories and songs. It’s just magic.

Thank you all

Merrie Christmas


Welcome to The Christmas Stew	Featuring Christmas in the Round Year Two	www.mulliganstew.ca
Pilgrimage to Bethlehem	Carlos Santana	Rosada – youtube
every day seems like a Holiday	William bell	Stax best of
just me and these ponies	Corb Lund	am Americana Christmas
everything is cool	John Prine	Christmas
Lousiana Christmas Day	Aaron Neville	Seasons Greetings
www.river-cafe.com	www.mulliganstew.ca
Merry Christmas baby	Rod Stewart. Celo Green. Trombone Shorty	Merry Christmas baby
Blue Christmas	Kate and Anna McGarrigle	McGarrigle Christmas
Welcome to The Christmas Stew	Hour Two features Christmas in the Round
Christmas must be tonight	Blue Rodeo	A Merrie Christmas to you
A Poem from Bob Chelmick	Christmas Landscape by Laurie Lee	Music by Miranda Mullholland (Bar Rage)
Sister Winter	Joseph	youtube single
The Christmas Stew Dec 21 2019	www.mulliganstew.ca
It’s Christmas in these parts	Rachelle Van Zanten	single
www.coyotesbanff.com	Coming up – Barney Bentall and Christmas in the Round
Getting ready for Christmas Day	Paul Simon	So Beautiful So What
Joy to the World	Whitney Houston	One Wish
The Christmas Stew – Christmas in the Round	www.mulliganstew.ca
Christmas in the Round – Year Two on Mulligan Stew	Barney Bentall. Shari Ulrich. Roy Forbes. Bill Henderson. Jim Byrnes	Recorded at Roundhouse Radio
Welcome to The Christmas Stew	with TD Mulligan
Christmas in the Round – Year Two on Mulligan Stew	Barney Bentall. Shari Ulrich.Roy Forbes.Bill Henderson.Jim Byrnes	www.mulliganstew.ca
Merry Christmas ALL	Have a great season….Terry

Mulligan Stew Dec 14th 2019-Jim Cuddy and Jann Arden Interviews

December 14, 2019

hello

It’s that time again.

Christmas, The Holidays. Hanukkah, New Years Eve. And This Stew takes place on the Winter Solstice.

Talking Magic Time here.

Let The Tilt Begin.

This Christmas Stew Part One features 2 hours of hand picked Christmas tunes.

Plus quick guest appearances by Jim Cuddy and Jann Arden.

Jim talks about singing Joni’s Mitchel’s River.

Jann Arden

And Jann talks about surviving 2 Winters of Christmas busking in a doorway in Gastown, Vancouver.

Holidays songs from

Eric Clapton

BB King

Norah Jones

Darlene Love

Otis Redding

T-Bone Burnett

The Pogues

David GoGo

Dave Mathews Band

Bo Dollis & The Wild Magnolias

Bruce Cockburn

Be Good Tanyas

And more.

NEXT WEEK

Christmas in The Round Year Two with stories and performances from

Rockin Roy Forbes

Barney Bentall

Shari Ulrich

Jim Byrnes

& Bill Henderson

PLAYLIST:

The Christmas Stew	Terry David Mulligan
Hey Santa	Chris Isaak	Christmas
Shakana Santa Shake it	Bo Dollis. Wild Magnolias. Bonerama	Christmas in New orleans
merry Christmas baby	Four Tops	Christmas Faves
God rest ye, Merry Gentlemen	T-Bone Burnett	Acoustic Christmas
www.river-cafe.com	www.mulliganstew.ca
Christmas must be tonight	The Band	Islands
a long December	Counting Crows	Alternative Christmas Songs
www.mulliganstew.ca	Coming up Dave Mathews. The Pogues.
Christmas song (live)	Dave Mathews Band	very special Christmas 25 years
Fairytale of NY	The Pogues with Kirsty MacColl	If I should fall from grace with God
Christmas on the Bayou	David GoGo	Christmas with the blues
Going home for Christmas	Alabama Red	Santa’s Mojo
Mary had a baby	Bruce Cockburn	Christmas
Rudy	Be Good Tanyas	A Winters Night.Best of Nettwerk Christmas
Welcome to Hour 2 of The Stew	www.mulliganstew.ca
Happy Christmas (War is Over)	John Lennon. Yoko Ono	very special Christmas – Essential
footprints	barenaked ladies	barenaked for the Holidays
Merry Christmas baby (Jingle Bell Mix)	Whitehorse	A Whitehorse Winter classic
www.coyotesbanff.com	Coming UP – Christmas memories from Jim Cuddy. Jann Arden
Jim Cuddy on singing River
River	Blue Rodeo	A Merrie Christmas to you
Mulligan Stew with tdm	www.mulliganstew.ca
Jann Arden on busking in Christmas season
I’ll be home for Christmas	Jann Arden	A Jann Arden Christmas
The Christmas Stew	playlist mulliganstew.ca
Lonesome Christmas	Eric Clapton	Happy Christmas
Christmas comes but once a year	BB King	Christmas blues
Merry Christmas (live)	Little Steven and the Disciples of Soul	Soul Fire Live
Christmas Baby please come home	Darlene Love	Best of
Long road home	Sheryl Crow	100 Miles from Memphis. Home for Christmas
The Christmas Stew	www.mulliganstew.ca
Merry Christmas baby	Otis Redding	Best of
It’s not Christmas till you come home	Norah Jones	Singles
Christmas is coming	Vince Guaraldi Trio	A Charlie Brown Christmas