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Mulligan Stew Sept 23rd 2023-Guests Marc Jordan and Anna McGarrigle (The Girl in the Red Beret)

September 22, 2023 Mulligan Stew

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The first guest is singer/songwriter/composer Marc Jordan.

He and his love Amy Sky were show-stopping guests on the 2023 CKUA Juno Couch.

Then,  they were singing songs from their nominated album  He Sang. She Sang.

Now Marc returns to The Stew with his latest solo gem, Waiting for the Sun to Rise.

 

Marc continues his journey through his jazz-influenced songbook..getting cooler and more focused by the year.

Tracks like Rio Grande (with Randy Brecker), and Tears for Fears’ Everybody Wants to Rule the World. And the standout Coltrane Plays the Blues.

A small suggestion when listening to Marc Jordan play and sing. The songs invite you to – LEAN IN.

Jordan and Sky are both national UNICEF Goodwill Ambassadors for Canada.

Complete interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast.  The video version on the TDM YouTube

There’s a second guest on this week’s Stew. A brief visit with Anna McGarrigle (from the much-loved duo Kate and Anna McGarrigle)

In 1975 Anna wrote an amazing song called Complainte Pour Ste Catherine..  Initially as a B side for a single about Henri Richard and the Habs.

It was then rerecorded for their first self-titled album and became one of those rare songs that just stays with the listener no matter what age. It also became a hit.

It’s now the centrepiece for a  National  Film Board animated short  The Girl in the Red Beret.

Not so much about Ste. Catherine Street in Montreal but underneath it in the subway.

The song is sung by Kate’s daughter Martha  Wainwright and Anna’s daughter Lily Lanken.

 

The screenings take place on Tuesday, Sept 26 at the Edmonton International  Film Festival and Sunday the 24th at  Calgary International Film Festival.

 

In Edmonton Sept 26 : Muttart Theatre at the Stanley Milner at 12:10 (Lunchbox series)

In Calgary  Sunday 4 PM at Eau Claire 1 (Radiant Jewels Shorts) 

 

Details at

 

 

A longer version of the Anna McGarrigle interview will run on a future Stew and Podcast.

We’ll celebrate the birthdays of Ray Charles and Bruce Springsteen

 We’ll remember Bob Marley’s last concert. For the hour donors, we’ll bundle a September Harvest theme

With Neil Young, Earth, Wind and Fire and Frazey Ford.

We’ll salute the Canadians playing at Clapton’s Crossroads Festival tonight in LA.

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew-TDM Guests – Anna McGarrigle and Marc Jordan Details mulliganstew.ca
Raw Deal Wide Mouth Mason Late Night Walking
Thing called love (live) Bonnie Raitt Oakland 1989
pink houses John Mellencamp Plain Spoken
Mulligan Stew Coming UP Anna McGarrigle The Girl in the Red Beret
Dream you home Tom Wilson and Iskwe Motherlove
Made up Mind (acoustic) The Bros. Landreth Let it Lie (10 yr anniversary.)
I wish that we had never met Ariel Posen Reasons Why
The Stew – Guest this hour Anna McGarrigle The Girl in the Red Beret NEXT – Making Whoopie – Ray Charles
Deane House – River Cafe Both – on the Bow – in Calgary Thanksgiving this year
Complainte pour Ste Catherine Kate and Anna McGarrigle Kate and Anna McGarrigle
Anna McGarrigle Interview About film The Girl in the Red Beret Screening Sept 26th Edmonton. Sunday in Calgary
Complainte pour Ste Catherine Martha Wainwright and Lily Lanken National Film Board soundtrack
Thank you Anna and  NFB see the film in Calgary  Sunday and Tuesday in Edmonton at their Film Festivals 
Harvest Moon Neil Young Harvest Moon
September Earth, Wind and Fire September
September Fields Frazey Ford Indian Ocean
Mulligan Stew Terry David Mulligan Coming UP – Marc Jordan Interview
Hour Two of The Stew Celebrating Springsteen’s Birthday and Ray Charles
Born to Run (live) Bruce Springsteen Live Series Stripped
Blinded by the Light (live) Bruce Springsteen Live in Dublin
Why (am I treated so bad) Norah Jones . Quest Love .Christian McBride Playing Along
No Woman No Cry (live) Bob Marley and The Wailers LIVE
Coyotes Banff – sponsor for 25 years Coming UP – Marc Jordan Waiting for the Sun to rise
Casey Jones The Grateful Dead Very Best of
Marc Jordan Interview Waiting for the Sun to Rise with TDMulligan
Coltrane plays the Blues Marc Jordan Waiting for the Sun to rise
Marc Jordan Interview Complete interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast
Rio Grande Marc Jordan Waiting for the Sun to rise
Marc Jordan interview complete interview on mulligan stew podcast and tdm YouTube Channel
Everybody wants to rule the World Marc Jordan Waiting for the Sun to rise
complete Marc Jordan Interview mulligan stew podcast video version on TDM YouTube Channel
Autumn Leaves Eric Clapton Clapton

September 23rd, 2023-CiderFest Part 2. Ones+(No/Low) and Justin (Paso Robles))

September 22, 2023 Tasting Room Radio 0:53:10

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Why are you doing a feature on Cider and Non-Alcoholic Wines?

Because that’s what the wind kindly blew my way.  I’m a cider guy, fascinated by well-made low/no alcohol releases and a fan of Justin Wines. (And Paso Robles)

Last week we started featuring our interviews from the 4th annual BC Cider Festival and ran out of time and space to include the last two interviews.

Thus Part Two appears this week.

I felt that both of these guests deserved time to tell their stories. Just a little room to create a flourish or is it a fuss?

I can honestly say that Bruce McKinley is one of the planet’s more interesting people and he brings that character to every cider he makes at Valley Cider in Duncan.

Bruce McKinley – Founder and Ciderist  Valley Cider (Duncan)

The website says “Welcome to Simply Different”

Cider is fermented apple juice. All the flavour and joie de vivre nature can be packed into a fruit, hosting a party for millions of super social yeast. After the sugar is consumed, the curtain comes down and the band packs up. Some extraordinary chemistry happens after this point depending on the care & creativity of the cidermaker, which is what you’re going to miss if the juice quality was low to begin with or if the cider is just being made as a cheap sugar delivery mechanism.

This is an unfortunate consequence of cider’s delayed & fairly recent reinvention as a valued craft product: the rise and domination of huge-scale low-cost commercial products, that unfortunately influence much of cider’s definition and public understanding. This need not be so. Cider can reflect the true heritage and at the same time continue evolving into modern ciders without being mired in unhealthy opportunism, as long as somebody cares enough to do it well. That is a craft.

What’s required is thoughtfulness, a commitment to crafting quality cider, some healthy delicious apples and a place to hang out and put it all together.

Check out the cider names –   

Bloo/Soda Love Potion/Faeriessense/Poiple/Piqabu

Pinko/Love Child /Bon Dry/Gingerella/Wait What?/Noir

After listening to our interview and Bruce’s thoughts on craft, don’t you really want to taste what he makes?

www.valleycider.com

 

Jennifer Turton-Molgat   President.  Wards Cider (Kelowna)

 

Great Granddaughter to George Ward who planted the original apple trees in 1918, Jennifer Turton-Molgat carries on the family’s apple-growing legacy. Under Jennifer’s direction, Wards Cider stands out as a fully authentic cidery. Everything from growing and harvesting their  traditional cider apples to pressing, fermenting and bottling the finished ciders is done at their 5th generation, family-owned orchard.

With her outgoing and creative style, Jennifer leads Wards daily operations and teams, including orchards, cellars, sales, marketing and guest services.

Since 2006 Jennifer Turton-Molgat has also proudly led both The View Winery and Wards Cider to success in her role as President. Jennifer’s vision and inspiration for the winery and cidery is drawn from her family’s passion for the land as pioneering Kelowna orchardists and agriculturists since 1922.

www.wardshardcider.com

 

(Tyler Harleton.  Ashley Wiles Marketing.  Chris Pagliocchini)

Chris Paliocchini – co-founder of ONES+  No/Low Wines and Bubble  (Summerland)

Chris  Paliocchini and Tyler Harleton grew up on family farms. Chris’ background led him to work in cherry and apple breeding in Summerland, while Tyler found his way back to the land through winemaking in the Okanagan (TH Wines)  Over the years (and glasses of wine) they realized there was a hole in the market for the non-drinker who was interested in a proper bottle of non-alcoholic wine. They landed on ONES+, a 1% wine made with BC Grapes with no added sugars or chemicals. They are proud to be making the Okanagan’s only non-alcoholic wine.

Two great sparkling wines from Ones+.

The 2021 Sparkling Rose, like champagne it arrives in your glass dry and features Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.

The 2021 Sparkling Red reminds us of a great Lambrusco

I personally recommend seeking out the 2021 Pinot Noir and the sensational 2021 Cab Franc.

 

It’s a fact – No and Low appears to be the fastest-growing segment in the drinks industry.

A younger generation is seeking healthier choices in social, family and business gatherings.

Also moving well-being up the wish list.

Finally, the right people are making the right wines for the right reasons.

Check out One+   Highly Recommended.

 

www.drinkones.com

Joe Spellman  – Master Sommelier  speaking for Justin Wines (Paso Robles)

Started this week’s show in the Pipe Shop North Vancouver at the Cider Fest. We finished back in the same room with our last guest.

I met and interviewed Master Sommelier Joseph Spellman who was attending the 2023 VanWineFest on behalf of Justin Vineyards and Winery in Paso Robles, California.

Joe has been a head sommelier, wine director and a star in Chicago’s dining scene. Capping it off with a great relationship with Chef Charlie Trotter. They’ve released three books together.

He’s a writer, consultant and educator on the geology, language and history of wine.

Many awards followed including Best Sommelier in the World. (French Wines and Spirits)

Founder Justin Baldwin planted his first vineyard back in 1981 with a mission to make world-class Bordeaux-style blends. Since then, Justin has expanded both their knowledge of viticulture in this unique region as well as their acreage.

They make a sensational Bordeaux Blend and the Cabernet Sauvignon is World Class.

Joe and I talk about Justin Vineyards and Wines of course but also about the state of wine in California, the rising profile of Paso Robles and its wines and his impression of BC wines.

Wonderful man with stories to tell. A total pleasure.

 

www.justinwine.com

 

STORIES WE’RE WORKING ON

 

Stratus – stunning field blend from Ontario

Niche – Small Batch Big Love

Solvero –   welcoming Alison Moyes

New Releases – Everywhere

Fall Okanagan Wine Festival

EP 273 | Craig Northey brings Odds: Crash the Time Machine

September 16, 2023 Mulligan Stew Podcast

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Crash the Time Machine The Odds 7th album has been released. The basic Odds lineup of Craig Northey, Pat Steward, Murray Atkinson and Doug Elliott are joined by the 5th Odd – Steven Page.

This is songwriting at a very high level,  then taken even higher by players who are truly gifted.

I’m so glad that these guys got back together again after a hiatus from 2000-2007.

You can hear multiple influences in each and every track.

They’ve backed Warren Zevon, they wrote and played the soundtrack for  Kids in the Hall Film Brain Candy and their TV series Death Comes to town, toured with and played with The Tragically Hip and Barenaked Ladies, wrote music for Corner Gas.

Crash the Time Machine deals with religion, the days we’re all living in and several songs in memory of their friend Spirit of the West leader/writer John Mann.

The song is Somehow in a Dream. The Waterboys are mentioned. As Craig tells us ..

“John told me that in his last hours, he’d like to have someone play “Whole of the Moon”

 

 

Mulligan Stew Sept 16th 2023-Craig Northey brings Odds: Crash the Time Machine

September 15, 2023 Mulligan Stew, Uncategorized

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Crash the Time Machine The Odds 7th album has been released. The basic Odds lineup of Craig Northey, Pat Steward, Murray Atkinson and Doug Elliott are joined by the 5th Odd – Steven Page.

This is songwriting at a very high level,  then taken even higher by players who are truly gifted.

I’m so glad that these guys got back together again after a hiatus from 2000-2007.

You can hear multiple influences in each and every track.

They’ve backed Warren Zevon, they wrote and played the soundtrack for  Kids in the Hall Film Brain Candy and their TV series Death Comes to town, toured with and played with The Tragically Hip and Barenaked Ladies, wrote music for Corner Gas.

Crash the Time Machine deals with religion, the days we’re all living in and several songs in memory of their friend Spirit of the West leader/writer John Mann.

The song is Somehow in a Dream. The Waterboys are mentioned. As Craig tells us ..

“John told me that in his last hours, he’d like to have someone play “Whole of the Moon”

The complete interview can be heard on the Mulligan Stew Podcast and seen on the Terry Daid Mulligan YouTube Channel.

We also salute BB King on his birthday and remember Motown songwriter Norman Whitfield, who along with his writing partner Barret Strong, left a remarkable legacy of memorable hits.

Ain’t to proud to beg – War – I’m Losing You – Poppa was a Rolling Stone, Ain’t too proud to beg. and many more.  We play Heard it through the Grapevine.

And a special segment on bassist Richard Davis who passed away Sept 6 at 93.

The man played on over 600 albums. From Miles Davis and  Duke Ellington to Bruce Springsteen,

Laura Nyro and Van Morrison ( he’s the bass player  on Astral Weeks)

New music from Wide Mouth Mason, Bros. Landreth, and Rolling Stones. Cannonball Adderley brings Roebuck “Pops” Staples to the Stew.

A tonne of fun

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew-Guest Craig Northey (Odds) Terry David Mulligan mulliganstewdotca
You pushed me Wide Mouth Mason Late Night Walking
Hot or what Mark Knopfler Privateering (deluxe)
Mystery Train The Band Moondog Matinee
The Stew Year 27 Our Guest – Craig Northey The Odds and Steven Page Trio
How bad do you want it? Crystal Shawanda Midnight Blues
Three O’clock Blues BB King and Eric Clapton Riding with The King
Deane House River Cafe NEXT – Cannonball Adderley
Why..am i treated so bad (Live) Cannonball Adderley Walk Tall
The Fever (live) Bruce Springsteen – E Street band The Darkness Tour (78)
Home at Last Steely Dan Aja
Mulligan Stew Coming up Craig Northey – Odds and new Rolling Stones
The Stew with TDMulligan Guest Craig Northey – Odds & Steven Page NEXT BB King and Rolling Stones
Paying the cost To be the Boss BB King and The Rolling Stones Deuces Wild
Bye Bye Love David Lindley El Rayo X
Made up mind (acoustic) The Bros Landreth Let it lie (10 year ann.)
Blackbird Billy Preston Music is my life
Terry David Mulligan Mulligan Stew CKUA Radio
Astral Weeks Van Morrison (Richard Davis) Astral Weeks
Sexy Mama Laura Nyro (Richard Davis) Smile
Coyotes Banff Coming UP – Craig Northey Interview mulliganstewdotca
Leave this house Colin James Open Road
Craig Northey Interview with TDMulligan Crash the time machine
The Travelling Light Odds Crash the Time Machine
Craig Northey Interview Odds and Steven Page Trio album Crash the Time Machine
Somehow in a Dream Odds Crash the Time Machine
Craig Northey Interview Complete interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast and TDM You Tube Channel
Crash the time machine Odds Crash the Time Machine
GrapeVine Marvin Gaye Hitsville
Complete interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast and TDM YouTube Channel Thank You
Angry The Rolling Stones Hackney Diamonds

 

September 16th 2023- The 4th Annual BC Cider Festival / Part One

September 15, 2023 Audio FIle, Tasting Room Radio 0:56:14

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Photo by Linda C

Before the end of December, generally, they experience their first thawing. Those which a month ago were sour, crabbed, and quite unpalatable to the civilized taste, such at least as were frozen while sound, let a warmer sun come to thaw them, for they are extremely sensitive to its rays, are found to be filled with a rich, sweet cider, better than any bottled cider that I know of, and with which I am better acquainted than with wine. All apples are good in this state, and your jaws are the cider-press.</>

Henry David Thoreau

 

NEXT WEEKEND –  September 24th

Apple Days at Sea Cider  Saanichton

5th annual Cider Harvest Festival at Merridale, Cobble Hill BC

 

Shawn and Kelly Pisio with Terry David Mulligan – Photo by Linda C

We’re back to the 4th Annual BC Cider Festival – at The Pipe Shop, foot of Lonsdale in North Vancouver, BC.

The BC Cider business continues to grow and create.

BC has always had a history of tree fruits.

The first thing planted seemed to have been apples and pears.

The first thing the wine industry wanted was the soil the fruit farmers were growing in and started cutting down  BC orchards.

Thankfully, educated minds began realizing there was value and heritage in that BC fruit.

Cider has continued to rise in popularity and when craft beer revealed their playbook, the cidermakers followed.

I believe there were some 45 ciders in attendance this year. Most are from BC but also Sweden and Spain.

Cidermakers are crazy, fun people. Hard workers.  Aware of the history and heritage of BC tree fruit. Very passionate about making better and better cider.

The Pipe Shop – Photo by Linda C

Every guest below is either the Creator of the festival,  Cidermaker or Owner of their Cidery.

Shawn and Kelly Pisio – Co-founders of BC Cider Festival

Kate Garthwaite – Left Field Cider (Logan Lake)

Christine Hardy – Riley’s  Cidery (Bowen)

Gerta Lattey – Salt Spring Cider (Salt Spring Island)

Clinton McDougall – Sunday Cider (Gibsons)

Mathew Vasilev  – Twin Island Cider  (Pender)

www.sundaycider.com

www.leftfieldcider.com

www.rileyscider.com

www.TwinIslandCider.com

www.bcciderfest.ca

Next Week – Part Two with

  • Bruce McKinlay – Valley Cider (Duncan)
  • Jennifer Molgat – Wards Cider
  • Shawn and Kelly Pisio – The Wrap-up

 

STORIES WE’RE WORKING ON

Stratus  – Field Blend Rose (Ontario)

Niche – new releases

Solvero – Allison Moyes GM and Winemaker

Moon Curser  New Releases

Hester Creek   New Releases

 

EP 272 | Ariel Posen New Album ‘Reasons Why’

September 9, 2023 Mulligan Stew Podcast

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The Sept 9 Mulligan Stew has a special guest – Ariel Posen.

He’s just achieving liftoff in his career but there’s absolutely no denying he has a profile arc heading up.

A session guitarist in Winnipeg (I saw him as the second guitarist in Bros. Landreth. If Ariel is  playing beside Joey Landreth and more than  holding his own, you know he is good)

He began his career quietly showcasing new guitars online for the companies making them.

He had no idea the effect he was having on the guitar and music fans of the world, especially in Europe.

So. when he finally decided to start his solo career and released his first album How Long  (2019)  Ariel was gobsmacked to find a ready and willing audience in Europe and across Canada, then in the USA.

Then came Headway, Mile End, Mile End 2, Familiar Ground, the Downtown EP and just now Reasons Why.

He’s touring Canada

Sept 26th in Calgary

Sept 27 in Edmonton

Sept 28 in Saskatoon

Sept 29 Winnipeg  (home town)

BUT FIRST – On Sept 23 he performs at the 2023 Eric Clapton Crossroads Festival in LA.

Also invited by Eric are The Bros. Landreth. Also from Winnipeg.

Mulligan Stew Sept 9th 2023-Special Guest Ariel Posen

September 8, 2023 Mulligan Stew

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The Sept 9 Mulligan Stew has a special guest – Ariel Posen.

He’s just achieving liftoff in his career but there’s absolutely no denying he has a profile arc heading up.

A session guitarist in Winnipeg (I saw him as the second guitarist in Bros. Landreth. If Ariel is  playing beside Joey Landreth and more than  holding his own, you know he is good)

He began his career quietly showcasing new guitars online for the companies making them.

He had no idea the effect he was having on the guitar and music fans of the world, especially in Europe.

So. when he finally decided to start his solo career and released his first album How Long  (2019)  Ariel was gobsmacked to find a ready and willing audience in Europe and across Canada, then in the USA.

Then came Headway, Mile End, Mile End 2, Familiar Ground, the Downtown EP and just now Reasons Why.

He’s touring Canada

Sept 26th in Calgary

Sept 27 in Edmonton

Sept 28 in Saskatoon

Sept 29 Winnipeg  (home town)

BUT FIRST – On Sept 23 he performs at the 2023 Eric Clapton Crossroads Festival in LA.

Also invited by Eric are The Bros. Landreth. Also from Winnipeg.

 

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew – Guest Ariel Posen Terry David Mulligan Year 27 at CKUA
Can’t turn you loose Otis Redding (His Birthday) Very best of
Take my troubles away The Vintage Explosion Having such a good time
Too Little Too late Too Bad Rhiannon Giddens You’re the One
The Stew – TDMulligan Our guest is Ariel Posen New album Reasons Why
Mean old World N Miss All-stars (Isbell & Betts) Up and Rolling
Good Days Serena Ryder Good Days
Harvest Moon The Mavericks All Night – Live Vol 1
Ariel Posen guests in Hour Two with New Album Reasons Why
Bad Timing Blue Rodeo 5 Days in July
Fire (live) Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band The Darkness
Waterloo Sunset The Kinks Picture Book
Deane House – River Cafe Both on The Bow Next – John Mellencamp – Peter Green
Pink Houses (live) John Mellencamp Plain Spoken – Live at Chicago Theatre
Rattlesnake Shake (live) Peter Green Splinter Group Soho Live – Ronnie Scotts
Coming UP – The Stones Live with Mick Taylor Midnight Rambler From GRRRR
Special Guest Hour Two Ariel Posen with new album Reasons Why
Tell it like it is Aaron Neville Tell it like it is
How sweet it is Marvin Gaye Hitsville
Gin Soaked Boy Tom Waits Swordfish Trombone
The Stew – CKUA Radio Donor Supported Donor Driven
Ariel Posen Interview with TDMulligan New Album Reasons Why
Time can only tell Ariel Posen Reasons Why
Ariel Posen Interview -complete interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast
I wish we had never met Ariel Posen Reasons Why
Ariel Posen Interview Mulligan Stew Complete interview on TDM YouTube
Man you raised Ariel Posen Reasons Why
Ariel Posen Interview Complete Interview on Podcast and terrydavidmulligan You Tube Channel
Broken but I’m Fine Ariel Posen Reasons Why
Coyotes Banff – For over 25 years CoyotesBanffdotcom Mulligan Stew Thanks You
Midnight Rambler (live) The Rolling Stones with Mick Taylor GRRRRR
Stir it up (live) Bob Marley and The Wailers Live
Thank You for Donating to CKUA You DO donate, don’t you???? We’re Donor Driven
Can’t turn you loose (live) Otis Redding and Booker T Live at Whiskey A Go Go

September 9th, 2023- The Third and final VanWineFest Feature – Masters and All-Stars!!

September 8, 2023 Tasting Room Radio 0:52:13

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The Third and Final VanWineFest Feature – Masters and All-Stars!!

 

THE SHOW

Welcome to the third series of interviews from the 44th annual Vancouver Wine Festival.

One of the Wine World’s outstanding events.

 

These interviews mixed Masters of Wine/Master Sommeliers with winemakers, owners &  founders! A field blend of Napa, Sonoma, Okanagan Valley and  Mendoza Argentina.

Guests include –

 

DJ Kearney – (co-host) Wine Director Terminal City Club. Wine Authority/Educator.

Mark de Vere – Master of Wine. Robert Mondavi Winery. Napa

Garron Elmes – Winemaker and President of Lake Breeze Naramata Bench

Ray Signorello – Owner. Signorello, Edge/Trim/S  Napa Valley

Ray Signorello

Ray Signorello

Ben Pon – Co-Owner Bodegas Salentein, Mendoza Arg.

Evan Goldstein – Keynote Speaker. Master Sommelier. Full Circle Wine Solutions. Master Sommelier for SF Giants.

 

Evan Goldstein

 

Harry Hertscheg – Executive Director of Vancouver Wine Festival.

 

Thank you to DJ Kearney for the brilliance and support. She’s the Wine Director at Terminal City Club and a leading wine educator & judge.

DJ Kearney

Thanks also to Ruby Gillett  Milk Creative Communications

 

STORIES WERE WORKING ON

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EP 271 | Bob Rock on Gord Downie and their album Lustre Parfait-Revisited

September 2, 2023 Mulligan Stew Podcast

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Two Canadian icons join forces and become partners in music.

One is/was Gord Downie. Lead singer and songwriter of The Tragically Hip.

Truly beloved. And hugely missed after losing his fight to cancer but went out in a blaze of  songs with The Hip and the last Cross Canada Tour.

The other is Bob Rock. Known for his production work with Metallica, Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, Ron Sexsmith and The Tragically Hip.

Bob tells the story of how they became friends and how Gord contacted him and asked if he had any tracks he hadn’t used because he had  words he hadn’t used..” so let’s put them together”

The album took years to complete but when they last met. Gord says to Bob “Please finish it”

Bob told us “ I had to fulfill the promise “

Bob Rock on Gord Downie and their album Lustre Parfait Saturday on Mulligan Stew.

Mulligan Stew Sept 2nd 2023-It’s a long Labour Day Weekend

September 1, 2023 Mulligan Stew

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It’s a long Labour Day Weekend.

As I said on The Stew, we’re playing two hours of music!

For those in their hammocks, out on the water, in the water, popping corks, beating egg whites OR doing absolutely nothing.

Susan Tedeschi  starts this week’s Stew with a track from her solo album Wait for Me (25th Anniversary edition)

New music from William Prince/Mike Farris/Old Crow Medicine Show/Marc Jordan/ Tom Wilson & Iskwe/ Jesse Roper/Rhiannon Giddens

Classic tracks from Sept 2

1964 – The Rolling Stones record Little Red Rooster. In Mono and then we play perhaps the best version of Rooster they did live with Eric Clapton on Flashpoint (Steel Wheels Tour)

Live tracks from Tom Petty, Tower of Power, Van Morrison, The Eagles, Jackie Venson, and Sting!

Jimi recorded All along the  Watchtower Sept 2, 1968.  Dylan is impressed.

Also tracks from Nicolette Larson, Ray Lamontagne, Stevie Ray and Jimmy Vaughn, The Black Crowes, Jimmy Dale Gilmore, Etta James (for Pat)

Interviews coming with

Art Bergmann

Ariel Posen – Next Week

Colleen Rennison

Craig Northey – Odds/Steve Paige Trio

Russell Broom

Marc Jordan and

Susan Tedeschi

 

 

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew Terry David Mulligan playlist mulliganstew.ca
The feeling that music brings Susan Tedeschi Wait for me
Strong Enough Ray Lamontagne Monovision
Rhumba Girl Nicolette Larson Nicolette
When you miss someone Wm Prince Stand in the Joy
The Stew TDMulligan NEXT – Live – from Tower of Power & new Mike Farris
What is Hip (live) Tower of Power Live and Living Colour
Honeysuckle Blue Mike Farris Silver & Amp: Stone
Deane House River Cafe Next – Tom Petty Live
Breakdown (live) Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Pack up The Plantation
Brown Eyed Girl (live) Van Morrison Too late to stop now
Hotel California (live) The Eagles Live at MTV
One drop Old Crow Medicine Show (Mavis Staples) single
TDMulligan Coming up The Stones – Little Red Rooster mono and Live – 25 years apart
Life by the drop Stevie Ray and Jimmy Vaughn Best of
Coming Up on Hour Two of The Stew Stones, Marc Jordan, Black Crowes Tom Wilson, Etta James, Sting Live
Mulligan Stew – with TDMulligan Year 27 details mulliganstew.ca
little red rooster (mono) The Rolling Stones Rolling Stones Now
Little Red Rooster (live) The Rolling Stones with Clapton Flashpoint
Rolling on (live) Jackie Venson Live in Texas
Everybody wants to rule the World Marc Jordan Waiting for the Sun to Rise
Jealous Again (acoustic) The Black Crowes Shake your Moneymaker – (30th deluxe)
The Stew – with TDMulligan details mulliganstew.ca Next – New Tom Wilson
Blue Moon Drive Tom Wilson. Iskwe Mother Love
Throw this rope Jesse Roper Throw this rope
Coyotes Banff 206 Cariboo St Next – Jimmy Dale
Way over Yonder Rhiannon Giddens You’re the One
Midnight Train Jimmy Dale Gilmore After Awhile
I’d rather go blind Etta James Best Blues Album Ever
Ain’t no sunshine (Live) Sting Ten Summoners Tales (Expanded edition)
Have a GREAT weekend Bring on The Fall find us mulliganstew.ca
All along the watchtower Jimi Hendrix Electric Ladyland
Not fade away The Rolling Stones Singles 1963-1965