EP 213 | Music Festival Season 2022 pt2
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Mike Campbell
Then curated the rise of a great music room The Carleton in Halifax. It just won the best small live room in Canada.
Mike Campbell
Mike Campbell
Then curated the rise of a great music room The Carleton in Halifax. It just won the best small live room in Canada.
Mike Campbell
Right off the top – a huge thank you to everyone who created and constructed last Thursday’s birthday special.
I’ll never forget what you all of you (on air and off) did for my birthday.
OK..this week its back to The Stew with a Summer Jump!
This July 9 Stew is a mix of rock history …
Elvis, Dylan, Johnny Cash, Bowie, Otis Redding, The Police, Jack White (it’s his bday)
A mix of new tracks
Jack White, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Michael Rault.
Artists playing Western Canadian Music Festivals..
(Edmonton, Calgary, Vancouver Island Music festival and Vancouver Folk Fest)
AJ Croce, Taj Mahal, Bonnie Light Horseman, The Wood Brothers, The Bros. Landreth, Frazey Ford, Leeroy Stagger, John Fogerty, The New Pornographers.
And Saturday night stuff like
Lyle Lovett and Randy Newman, Paul Simon live in NYC, Blue Rodeo at Massey Hall, Tommy Tucker, The Faces.
FYI – Until we freshen it up, The Mulligan Stew Podcast features interviews with the producers and artistic directors of
Edmonton folk fest – Terry Wickham (Aug 4-7)
Calgary Folk Fest – Kerry Clarke (July 21-24)
Van Island Music Fest – Doug Cox (This weekend)
Vancouver Folk Fest – Debbie Salmonsen (July 15-17)
We’ll have music inspired by the historic first photos from the James Webb Space Telescopewere . Photos Revealed on Wednesday.
TDM
Mulligan Stew | Terry David Mulligan | CKUA Radio |
blue moon | elvis | boy from Tupalo |
blue moon of Kentucky | elvis | boy from Tupalo |
that’s allright | elvis | original single |
So much fun | AJ Croce | so much fun |
a hard rains’ gonna fall | leon russell | leon russell and the shelter people |
TDMulligan | Coming Up Dylan, Cash and Otis | mulliganstew.ca |
Blowin in the Wind | Bob Dylan | the freewheelin’ bob dylan |
girl from the north country | bob dylan and johnny cash | Nashville skyline |
Respect | Otis Redding | Otis Blue |
deane house.com | river- cafe.com | – |
playing with my emotion | Tedeschi Trucks Band | I am the Moon 2: Ascention |
Gonna move up to the country | Taj Mahal and the Hula Band | Live from Kauai |
California | Bonny Light Horseman. Anais Mitchell | California |
NEXT – Wood Brothers, Bros. Landreth Frazey Ford | mulligan stew.ca | TDMulligan |
Get out my life woman | The Wood Brothers | Wood Brothers |
Stay | The Bros. Landreth | Come Morning |
September Fields | Frazey Ford | Indian Ocean |
Oakland Stroke | Towerof Power | Back to Oakland |
Hour 2 of The Stew Coming UP | Starts with The Faces on Miss Judy’s Farm | @tdmulligan |
TDM | Mulligan Stew Year 26 | @tdmulligan |
Miss Judy’s Farm | The Faces | Faces |
Exactly what I needed | Michael Rault | Michael Rault |
Long tall Texan | Lyle Lovett and Randy Newman | Road to Ensenada |
I want it all | Leeroy Stagger | Love Versus |
High Heel Sneakers | Tommy Tucker | greatest hits |
I think it’s going to rain today | Madeleine Peyroux | Give us your poor |
Mulligan Stew with TDM | Year 26 | mulligan stew.ca |
Late in the evening (live) | Paul Simon | Live in NYC |
Every breathe you take | The Police | Synchronicity |
Lost Together (live) | Blue Rodeo | Live at Massey Hall |
Centerfield | John Fogerty | Centerfield 25th Anniversary |
Mulligan Stew Year 26 | mulligan stew.ca | @tdmulligan |
This is Mulligan Stew | @tdmulligan | mulligan stew.ca |
If i die tomorrow | Jack White | single |
Starman | David Bowie | Ziggy Stardust |
Brill Bruisers | The New Pornographers | Brill Bruisers |
mulliganstew podcast | artistic directors of western festivals | @tdmulligan |
It’s the same old song | The Four Tops | Hitsville |
Two of the Best in the West – New releases from Ann Sperling (Sperling) & Michael Clark (Clos du Soleil)
It’s a slippery slope to call anyone “Best”. It’s like saying blue is the best color. Totally subjective.
However, tasting is believing. The wines from Sperling and Clos du Soleil are consistently beautifully constructed and always memorable.
Best of all, their wines are organically grown through regenerative farming.
“Committed to grasslands, permanent cover crops, biodiversity, and farming that benefits the environment instead of degrading it.”
Ann Sperling – Winemaker, Co-owner, Family Member. Sperling Vineyards (East Kelowna)
TDM and Ann
Ann’s family has been farming their land for 135 years.
These are not just fine wines she’s producing, they’re grown and made to honour those who came before her.
You may notice when I ask Ann about her two Pet Nat releases her voice goes up an octave and she leans into the words. One of the strongest elements in all her wines is passion.
Ann brings these new releases..
2021 Pinot Noir Rose $25 (215 cases 11.5%)
Planted in 2008 – 3 pinot clones 282. 777. 114
Stainless Steel Barrels – on lees for 4 months. Wonderful texture.
2021 Vision series – Ruby Pet Nat 85% old vines Marechal Foch $32– 15% Pinot Noir ( 189 cases-12%)
2021 Speritz Pet Nat $32 (9% – 135 cases)
Thirds of Perle d’Csaba – Bacchus and Chardonnay. Dry. Pet Nat and Pizza!!
Again…9% alcohol!!
2021 Pinot Blanc $22 (10.1%- 112 cases ) Stainless Steel cellared. BONE Dry.
Planted in 1980..deep roots bring forth flavors of tropical fruit and quince.
From the Heritage Series “honoring the decisions of the past in the location of the vineyard and varietals planted”
It’s all about Ann’s family history. She passionately explains!
2016 Old Vines Riesling ($35 – 11.5% 200 cases)
“Made in the vineyard” Meaning, light hands on the vines and fruit. It is what it is”
It is grown in limestone and calcium – the flagship wine. 2 years in bottle before release.
And again.. honoring the past.
2021 Natural Amber Pinot Gris ($35 – 915 cases)
“it’s not the vessel, it’s the grape”
Notes and flavors of guava and tea.
Bone dry. Can cellar for 5-7 years.
Pairs well with strong and savory food.
And friends.
Thank you Ann.
Michael Clark – Winemaker, GM, and Co-Owner of Clos du Soleil (Keremeos. Similkameen Valley)
Michael Clark
A winery that proudly makes wines of substance.
The wines are shaped through organics & biodynamics, combined with low intervention winemaking.
Michael’s wines reflect their terroir and letting the fruit shine. It’s “hands-off” winemaking.
Clos du Soleil wines are always beautifully balanced. Your nose and mouth will know.
Michael proudly tells us the stories behind his Spring/Summer 2021 releases, which includes the iconic 2019 Signature (Bordeaux inspired)
(all prices retail)
2021 Pinot Gris Winemakers Series. Whispered Secret Vineyard (23.90 – 750 cases. 13.3%)
Crushed right after harvest. Pressed the whole cluster and fermented in stainless steel barrels, tanks, and French Oak Puncheons.
Aged on lees for 3 months. That’s it. More hands-off winemaking.
Orange, pear, green apple, nice stony minerality. Beautiful long finish.
2021 Rose $26.90 (404 cases – 12%)
Perfect pairing with salmon, and roasted chicken. Great picnic wine.
A careful blend of 60% Cabernet Sauvignon and 40% Malbec. These two wines co-fermented
together.
Aged on lees for four months. carefully handled.
2021 Fume Blanc ($23.90 -745 cases – 12.7%)
Organically farmed. A beautiful blend of 61% Sauvignon Blanc and 39% Semillon. The nose is lemons, and grapefruit and the palate is guava, citrus, floral and light oak.
Cellared separately then blended into an aromatic experience. Fine Fume my friends.
BBQ chicken, salmon, oysters, soft cheese, or by itself.
2021 Pinot Blanc Winemaker’s Series. Middle Bench Vineyard. ($24.90 – 13.3% – 410 cases)
“This is a wine that speaks of Similkameen Summertime.”
Stainless steel front to back. Fresh fruit, peach, pear, sweet apple, etc
Grilled fish, pasta with olive oil, and fresh summer vegetables.
Hello corn season!
2019 Signature ($54.90 – 13.9 – 453 cases)
42% Merlot – 31% Cabernet Sauvignon – 13% Malbec – 10% Cab Franc – 4% Petit Verdot .
Aromas of blackberries and raspberries, sagebrush.. and mint. On the palate dark fruit, cassis, mint, and ripe blackberry.
Aged 16 months in 100% carefully selected French Oak Barrels. Only the barrels showing the greatest complexity, depth, and elegance are selected for the Signature Blend.
Thank You Michael (and team)
Fort Berens
Cowichan Wine Month
(Brentwood Kick off Aug 4)
An August Holiday…
When the pandemic hit at the beginning of 2019 anything that qualified as a gathering took the brunt of the hit.
Restaurants, concerts, sports, schools, music tours, group travel, etc!
Festivals of all descriptions were immediately shut down and artists went home and stayed home.
So, here we are two years later and this summer the music festivals have been fully booked by artists who can’t wait to get on the road and on stage. To be met by audiences and music fans who truly missed the live music experience.
We’ll touch on four music festivals but they do represent all festivals, big and small. Please find one near you and support the festival and the artists.
Each web link below has info on the performers, their schedules, and ticket sales.
Our guests are
Terry Wickham – Producer, Edmonton Folk Music Festival Aug 4-7
Kerry Clarke — Artistic Director Calgary Folk Fest Prince’s Island Park July 21-24
Doug Cox – Artistic Director Vancouver Island Music Festival – Courtney, BC July 8-10
Debbie Salmonsen – Artistic Director Vancouver Folk Fest – Jericho Beach July 15-17
Amazing lineups and special events. The info is here in the Podcast and on the website – Enjoy!
The donor for the next two hours is a Canadian living in Texas, Tim Glowa, and his love Suzanne
He laid out serious dollars to donate the two hours on CKUA.
He listens to the station all the time and knows the music well.
His suggestions were
Canadians recorded live in the USA
Texans live in Canada
Global stars
Everybody from The Hip, Leonard Cohen, Willie Nelson, ZZ Top, Stevie Ray, Janis, Rolling Stones, Neko Case, Joni Mitchell, Bruce Cockburn, Lyle Lovett, Steve Miller Band,.
The icing on this music cake is a mix of Blackie and the Rodeo Kings, Ariel Posen, Patti Griffin, and Robert Plant, J Geils Band, The Radio Grande, Dolly/Linda/Emmylou, Los Super Seven, The Band with Neil Young.
Happy Canada Day
Happy Fourth of July
Onward my friends…
And thank you all
Mulligan Stew | Terry David Mulligan | CKUA Radio |
Bobcaygeon (live) | the tragically hip | live at austin city limits festival 2006 |
helpless (live) | the band with neil young | the last waltz |
gangster of love (live) | steve miller band | ultimate hits |
gangster of love | steve miller band | sailor |
you’re so fine | steve miller band | sailor |
coyotes banff | Coming UP – ZZTop.Cockburn. Cohen | Mulligan Stew |
Glory – lost those blues again | blackie and the rodeo kings | single |
rough boys (live) | zz top | live from texas |
mulligan stew | TD Mulligan | muligan stew dot ca |
40 years in the wilderness | bruce cockburn | bone on bone |
TDMulligan | Mulligan Stew | Next – Joni |
the circle game (live) | joni mitchell and herbie hancock | live at bread and roses festival 1978 |
next stevie ray vaughn | mulligan stew | The Stew Hour One |
things that i used to do (live) | stevie ray vaughn | the essential stevie ray vaughn |
Commercial Break | coming up Rolling Stones Live | mulligan stew dot ca |
worried about you (live) | the rolling stones | live at el mocambo 1977 |
don’t mind | patti griffin (and robert plant) | tape |
king of July | the radio grande | town and country |
be enough | ariel posen | downtown |
mulligan stew hour two | playlist mulliganstew.ca | HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND |
give it to me | j geils band | bloodshot |
after the goldrush | dollyu parton linda ronstadt emmylou harris | trio |
buckets of rain (live) | neko case | live from austin |
tower of song | willie nelson | a beautiful time |
TDMulligan | mulligan stew dot ca | @tmulligan |
get it while you can (live) | janis joplin (from port arthur texas) | Pearl (Legacy Edition) |
her loving man | lyle lovett | 12th of june |
Have a great weekend | Happy Birthday Canada & America | mulligan stew |
heard it on The X | Los Super Seven (Rubin Ramos) | Heard it on The X |
Tasting Room Radio has been celebrating Canadian wine and food for 15 years.
We could not have stayed the course and grown without the support of our segment sponsors
Thus, each year we make a point of making a feature fuss about our neighbors.
Thing is, we’d be doing feature stories on them anyway because they’re all winners.
When we decided to have a sponsor for each segment we had one bottom line
“if we have to talk about someone for a year, let’s make sure we like them! As great people and as singular artisans”!
We are honored to welcome our in show neighbors into the feature spotlight (in the order in which they became available)
Jason Parkes and crew
Their story just keeps on growing.
Came on board as The Hatch Winery. Well named, as they released well-crafted and accessible wines but they also “hatched” a series of new labels, all heading in different wonderful directions.
The Hatch, Gobsmacked Series, Hobo Series.
Then came Black Swift, Crown and Thieves, The Hatching Post, Truck 59 Cider House, and SmokeShow BBQ plus wines such as Screaming Frenzy, 14 house beers, The Angel Share rooftop restaurant, The Broken Hearts Club speakeasy (house band is Proper Man, also home to Hangover Church, etc)
They have created their own JPC Wine Trail – a 5-hour adventure you will talk about and might even remember.
…And the wines? Bigger and better every season! Beautifully crafted and pushing the boundaries – much like the people who make them!
JPC is one of the great success stories in BC wine. Best of all, they did it their way! Rock on!
(there is no known photo of Jason Parkes but he did send this message “wine is just yeast poop”
Mere minutes from our home in Mill Bay, it’s also top of mind when we think, “it’s time for wine and dine”
The Turyk Family has created a beautiful destination is perhaps the most gorgeous small farming valley in the area.
Dan Wright
The bonus is , the wines are outstanding and the restaurant is hugely popular.
They have just received a Silver Medal and 91 points for their 2019 Pinot Noir from Decanter Magazine. A first for Vancouver Island winemaking.
The new owners have their own family roots deep into the history of Napa and Sonoma. One of the first decisions was to let the Unsworth team carry on making better and better wines and the second was to start production on a new vineyard outside Duncan.
The future looks very bright for Unsworth Vineyards – so we have much to talk about!
Moon Curser Vineyards – Beata and Chris Tolley (Owners/Founders) Osoyoos, BC
At the very bottom of the Okanagan Valley is Osoyoos. It’s right up against the US border and surrounded by some of the very best vineyards in Canada.
One of them is Moon Curser. It’s the winemaking passion of Beata and Chris Tolley. It’s also their home.
Well, it was, until they just had to move off-site to get a break from the daily weight of farming. It’s a hard road, no whining is allowed.
Chris Tolley
In wine circles, they’re famous for the amazing varietals they make – several are the only ones being made in Canada.
However, what they do make are wines judged to be as good as anything in Canada. That’s how they were named The WineAlign Best Small Winery in Canada in 2019.
We’ll be talking Arneis, Viognier, Roussanne Marsanne, Carmenere, Dolcetto, Malbec, Syrah, Contraband Syrah, Border Vines, Tannat, Tempranillo and Touriga National.
Beata Tolley
There’s more. Next time we’ll talk about their bubble program featuring Eclipse, Moonlit and their Heist Rose.
Four of those wines can only be found through their wine club. Giddy Up!
Hillside Estate Winery – Kathy Malone (Senior Winemaker) – Executive Chef Evan Robertson (The Bistro at Hillside) Naramata Bench, BC
Kathy Malone
Classy!
That describes Kathy and Evan, and the rest of the team at Hillside and especially Hillside Estate itself.
A much-honored winery with an atmosphere that comes from being one of the first three wineries in the area and always being a benchmark for Naramata Wines.
Hillside made a commitment years ago to only use grapes farmed on the Naramata Bench.
This conversation was important. To get caught up with Kathy’s latest releases, growing conditions in 2021, and then what dishes Chef Evan recommends from his menu to pair with each wine.
We talk Cab Franc, Gewurztraminer, Muscat Ottonel, Viognier, Syrah, Merlot – Hidden Valley Vineyard
From the kitchen, Evan teases us with Tomato Capresse, Panzanella Salad, House-made fresh pasta, Gnocchi, 50oz Northern Gold Beef Tomahawk.
Clos du Soleil
Fort Berens
Bill Jones Shroom Master
Orofino
Sperling Vineyards
Last Saturday Singer/Songwriter, Educator, Social Activist, Mother, and leader Buffy Saint-Marie celebrated her 80th Birthday.
She had some cake she made the night before and called us from her home in Hawaii.
(Keep your ears open for chickens and roosters in the yard and about 15 minutes in a huge rainstorm pounds the roof. She does live in a rainforest after all)
Because we have known each other over so many years, I went all the way back to her birth. She was abandoned as a baby and adopted by a family who gave her love and education. Buffy explains that she doesn’t really know her real birthday date but it didn’t let her stop becoming a legend.
Original photography by Jack Robinson.
www.robinsonarchive.com
She was told at 6 years old in school that “there were no more Indians around. All Gone. Maybe some in Arizona”. We talk about what has changed for young native students. If anything.
Buffy has always lived a life looking at ”the long view”. In our talk, she explains what that means and how well it served her. She likes “busy”. Busy is good.
She’s won a Grammy, An Oscar, received an Order of Canada, spent 5 glorious years educating on Sesame Street, and has received countless honors.
You can read about her amazing life in Andrea Warner’s Book, Buffy Saint-Marie – The Authorized Bio.
We welcome back – The Buffster.
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Wait!
As I typed the title of this Stew I realized JUNE is DONE – Done Like Dinner!
I have got to get out more.
Plus we all could use music that reflects that freedom.
So, this Stew has the feeling of
driving down the road with the windows down
walking down a sidewalk or trail with the sun warming your back
waking up to a Summer sunrise, and not caring that it’s 5 am.
celebrating the long days and even longer nights.
relocating friends and family and celebrate your luck.
That’s what I’m hoping this hand-picked music does for you.
New music from
Blackie and the Rodeo Kings
The Rolling Stones
Cat Power
Tate McRae
Ghostkeeper
Mavis and Levon
Florence and the Machine
Live tracks from
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Doug Sahm
Neko Case and The Sadies
Van Morrison
The Stones
Matt Anderson and David Vest Trade tracks
Billy Preston and Eric Clapton
Classic tracks from
The Beatles
Tower of Power
The Wood Brothers
Ariel Posen
Professor Longhair
Enjoy!!!!!
See you for the Canada Day Weekend
HAPPY BIRTHDAY CANADA
The Stew June 25 – 2022 | www.mulliganstew.ca | |
Reconsider baby (live) | Doug Sahm | The last real Texas Blues Band |
Black Sheep | Blackie and the Rodeo Kings | Kings and Queens |
Hold on Hold on (live) | Neko Case and The Sadies | in concert |
Dream girl evil | Florence and The Machine | Dance Fever Deluxe |
Midnight Rider | The Wood Brothers | Up above my head |
TDMulligan | www.mulliganstew.ca | |
Domino (live) | Van Morrison | It’s too late to stop now Vol 1 |
Learning to fly (live) | Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers | The Live Anthology |
Rubberband | Tate McRae | single |
Downtown | Ariel Posen | Downtown |
www.ckua.com | www.mulliganstew.ca | |
Wrapped around your finger | The Police | Synchronicity |
Who’s Foolin Who | Ann Vriend | Everybody Matters |
TDMulligan | www.mulliganstew.ca | |
Bye Bye Love | The Everly Brothers | All Time Greatest Hits |
Raining in my heart | Buddy Holly | The Buddy Holly Story |
Not fade away (live) | The Rolling Stones | Stripped |
This is Mulligan Stew Year 26 | www.mulliganstew.ca | |
Big Chief | Professor Longhair | Lousiana Piano Rhythms |
This is Mulligan Stew with TDMulligan | www.mulliganstew.ca | |
Weightless (live) | Matt Anderson | Live at Olympic Hall |
West Coast Saturday Night | David Vest | Devestatin’ Rhythm |
Ain’t no Sunshine | Matt Anderson | Second time around |
Mystery Train (live) | David Vest | Live at Hermann’s |
Tumblin’ Dice (live) | The Rolling Stones | Live at The El Mocambo |
you got the Silver | Cat Power | single |
www.deanehouse.com | www.river-café.com | |
Isn’t it a pity (live) | Billy Preston | Concert for George |
This may be the last time | Mavis Staples and Levon Helm | Carry Me Home |
Tery David Mulligan | www.mulliganstew.ca | |
You must believe me (live) | Eric Clapton | Tribute to Curtis Mayfield |
Have a great weekend | and Happy Birthday Canada | |
Oakland Stroke | Tower of Power | Oakland Stroke |
All you need is Love (live) | The Beatles | One |
Our yearly Pinot Noir Geek Out – with 15 top experts and a Pinot Blind Tasting!
Proudly Sponsored by Harbour Air
Bordeaux is made by man, Pinot Noir by God.
Pinot Noir may not be the most planted grape in the World but no other varietal even comes close to the dialogue that takes place between winemakers and wine fans about the place of Pinot in today’s wine world.
Whether they love Pinot Noir or not, wine people all have an opinion on this grape. Described as “the diva of the wine world”, it takes a really focused winemaker and farmer to grow, harvest, and cellar this beauty.
The payoff is spectacular.
Notes and flavors of Clove, Cherry, Mushroom, Floral, Soil, Tea, Vanilla, blackberry, and plum. Lush and lengthy.
High acidity and lower tannin make Pinot Noir perfectly paired with pork, mushrooms, duck, and chicken.
I’ve been doing Pinot Noir interviews for 15 years and I’m still learning from the many stories being told.
I’ve gone back into the Tasting Room Radio files to share some of the stories and people who’ve stayed with me over the years.
Check this out:
Nigel Greening – Owner Felton Road Winery (Central Otago NZ)
Nigel Greening Felton Road NZ
Grant Stanley – Spearhead (South East Kelowna)
Grant Stanley
Mike Rathjen – Rathjen Cellars (Saanich)
Daniel Dragert – Kutatas (Salt Spring Island)
Layne Craig – 40 Knots (Comox)
Barb and Ian Phillip – wine educators (Vancouver)
Christina Coletta – Okanagan Crush Pad/Haywire (Summerland)
Chris Turyk – Unsworth (Cowichan Valley)
JAK Meyer – Meyer Family Vineyards (OK Falls/Skaha)
David Patterson – Tantalus Vineyards (South East Kelowna)
Kurtis Kolt – Wine Educator – Judge – Sommelier (Vancouver)
Vikram Vij – Chef – Author (Vancouver)
It was organized by John Glavina – the owner of Giant Head Winery in Summerland. John wanted to include several of his pinots to discover how they stood up to the competition. (He didn’t tell anyone that his wines were in the mix)
Tasting on the day were two of the very best wine minds. Great guys.
John Schreiner – The Dean of Canadian wine writers (15 books in total) Master Blogger.
TDM. John Schreiner. Brent Gushowaty
Brent Gushowaty – A Pinot specialist. Founder of bcpinotnoir.com
I was delighted to be judging in such fine company.
The discussion went on for several hours and I’ve done my best to edit the prime points down into a segment of the show.
I couldn’t get all the comments on the blind wines when revealed but we did talk about the top two and several others not in the room.
The Pinot Noir poured on the day were…
2018 Giant Head Estate Winery Flagship Pinot Noir
2018 Fox and Archer – Brent G. choice
2019 Canyonview Wines Brand – CVW – Pinot Noir
2018 Spearhead- Saddle Block Vineyard
2018 Lake Breeze Aura
2018 giant head Pinot Noir Reserve
The segment is memorable just to hear the conversation between John Schreiner and Brent Gushowaty.
I thank John Glavina for the invitation for myself and the microphone plus John & Brent for the Pinot Masterclass. I also thank Harbour Air for the beautiful trip over and back.
Next Week
Hillside
The Hatch/Jason Parkes Customs
Moon Curser
Unsworth
Clos du Soleil
Aug 4 Cowichan Pour
Sperling Vineyards
Scorched Earth
Robert Belcham /Cooks Camp
Bill Jones – Shrooms
It’s 1968..I’m in London for the opening of the Apple Store and Company. Sgt Pepper has just been released.
I have a night off and it’s suggested I check out a band at a great small club called Bag O Nails.
The band was great (power trio.,. Sorry can’t remember the name) BUT also very interested were The Beatles.
3 of the guys walked in and took a booth.
Something compelled me to sit down beside Paul after the band took a break.
I said something like..” we were born days apart. Same year. We’ll be walking the same roads and years. Take care of yourself”
He wanted to know where in Canada I was from and exchanged wartime stories about our Fathers and what brought me to London. “You… Apple. The Beatles. Music”
We talked for 5 minutes and shook hands…
So. Here we are on the occasion of Paul’s 80th birthday. He’s still playing concerts and touring. Stays and plays on stage for well over 2 hours.
And I’m still playing his music. If you take care of yourself and voice and write meaningful tunes..you can rock into your 80s
Playlist includes
Paul solo
Paul Acoustic
The Beatles Live and Studio
Amy Helm, Jim Byrnes, Wicked Wilson Pickett, Van and Buble, Corey Wong brings the funk, Black Keys, RL Burnside, Annie Lennox, Michael Franti, John Scofield, Mariel Buckley, Landreth Bros.
Taj Mahal with Janiva Magness and also with Ry Cooder. Lots more…Bags full
Happy Fathers Day Pops
Mulligan Stew | June 18 2022 | |
Welcome to The Stew with TDMulligan | Celebrating Paul McCartney’s 80th Birthday | |
Inner City Blues | Marvin Gaye | Something to believe in |
Sleeping dogs best left alone | Dr John | Sleepinmg dogs best left alone |
Mockingbird | Charlie and Inez Fox | Mockingbird |
www.mulliganstew.ca | Celebrating Paul McCartney’s 80th Birthday | |
Shooting at the Moon | Mariel Buckley | Everywhere I used to be |
What in the World | The Bros. Landreth | Come Morning |
Don’t you wish it was true | Janiva Magness and Taj Mahal | Change in the Weather |
www.mulliganstew.ca | Celebrating Paul McCartney’s 80th Birthday | |
Wild Child | Black Keys | Dropout Boogie |
Sailin’ Shoes | Sass Jordan | Bitches Blues |
Someday Baby | RL Burnside | A Bothered Mind |
Train in Vain (Stand by Me) | Annie Lennox | Medusa |
This is The Stew – TDMulligan | www.mulliganstew.ca | |
Stompin’ Ground | Aaron Neville and the Dirty Dozen Brass band | Take me to the River |
Unchain my heart Part 1 & 2 | John Scofield | That’s what I say |
Mulligan STEW | Happy 80th Birthday Paul McCartney | Year 26 |
Get Back (live) | The Beatles | Get Back Soundtrack |
I got a feelin’ | The Beatles | Let it Be |
Blackbird (live) | Paul McCartney | Good Evening NYC |
Here, There & Everywhere (liv e) | Paul McCartney | MTV Unplugged |
Happy with you | Paul McCartn ey | Egypt Station |
Back in the USSR | The Beatles | Beatles 67-70 |
Let it be | The Beatles | Let it be |
Mulligan Stew with tdm | www.mulliganstew.ca | |
Hooray Hooray | Taj Mahal and Ry Cooder | Get on Board |
Real Real Gone | Van Morrison and Michael Buble | Duets |
634-5789 | Wilson Pickett | Rhino High Five |
www.coyotesbanff.com | www.mulliganstew.ca | |
Didn’t it Rain | Amy Helm | Didn’t it Rain |
Didn’t it Rain | Jim Byrnes | House of Refuge |
Who’ll stop the rain | CCR | Best of |
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sound of sunshine | michael franti and spearhead | Sound of Sunshine |
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