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Mulligan Stew Jan 15th 2022- Ronnie Spector Tribute

January 14, 2022 Mulligan Stew

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Ronnie Spector has left the stage. Gone but never forgotten.  Leaving Ronettes hits like…

  • Be my baby
  • (The best part of) Breakin’ Up
  • Baby, I love you
  • Timeless.

It’s where Brian Wilson went to cool school. Amy Winehouse was pure Ronnie. From the hair to the sound.

Huge, raw voice. With an attitude. But one of the nicest people you could ever want to meet.

We start The Stew with a track you may not have heard before.

It’s Ronnie Spector singing lead vocal on Billy Joel’s Say Goodbye to Hollywood with the E Street Band. The song and the singer helped to raise some cash so Bruce Springsteen could continue his climb to the top.

All the strings were pulled by Miami Steve van Zandt.  We start with the story than the song.

Check out the REST of The Stew in our playlist below…

 

PLAYLIST:

The Stew Jan 15 2022 www.mulliganstew.ca
Say Goodbye to Hollywood Ronnie Spector and The E Street Band Very Best of Ronnie Spector
Sailin shoes Joey Landreth All that you dream
Roll um easy (live) Chris and Rich Robinson Brothers of a feather – Live at Roxy
Whiter shade of pale Santana – Stevie Winwood single
Black Coffee Humble Pie Eat it
www.mulliganstew.ca The Stew Jan 15 2022
Stay The Fretless and Nuela Charles Let it lie
www.mulliganstew.ca Stay – coming up
Stay Maurice Williams and the Zodiaks Best of
Coming Up – Rod Stewart & Ronnie Wood (Live) www.mulliganstew.ca
Every picture tells a story (live) Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood Unplugged
Chief Clarence Louie – Rez Rules on Stew Podcast www.mulliganstew.ca
Run William Prince single
Here comes my girl (live) Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Live Anthology
A song for you Ray Charles True Genius
Could it be Dominique fils-Aime three little words
www.coyotesbanff.com Next – Van Morrison Live
Cypress Avenue. You came walking down (live) Van Morrison Astral Weeks Live – Hollywood Bowl
This is Mulligan Stew with Terry David Mulligan
Memories Corey Wong Wong’s Café
www.mulliganstew.ca Coming UP – Stones – U2 – John Hiatt and Sting
Heavy cloud – No rain (live) Sting Very best of Sting and The Police
Fancy man blues Rolling Stones Rarities 1971 – 2003
Have a little faith John Hiatt Bring the family
Beautiful Day U2 All that you can’t leave behind
www.mulliganstew.ca Coming UP – All Green . Bill Withers Live. Dylan and son. Tom Petty Live
Lets stay together Al Green Let’s stay together
Lean on me (live) Bill Withers Live at Carnegie hall
Rez Rules by Chief Clarence Louie -Mulligan Stew Podscast www.mulliganstew.ca
All along the Watchtower (live) Bob Dylan Unplugged
Mourning Train The Wallflowers Breach
For no one The Beatles Revolver
Email Terry at [email protected] www.mulliganstew.ca
Set yourself free Martin Kerr and Celeigh Cardinal Grateful
Mulligan Stew Podcast – Chief Clarence Louie REZ RULES www.mulliganstew.ca
Canarican Neil Young and Crazy Horse Barn
Bobcaygeon The Hip Phantom Power
Breakdown (live) Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Pack up the Plantation Live

 

EP 191 | Chief Clarence Louie ‘Rez Rules’

January 14, 2022 Mulligan Stew Podcast

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Here’s what you might know about Chief Clarence…

CLARENCE LOUIE has been chief of the Osoyoos Indian Band, in the south Okanagan Valley of British Columbia, for almost 40 years. In 2013, Maclean’s named him one of the “Top 50 Canadians to Watch.” In 2003, Louie was chosen by the U.S. Department of State as one of six First Nations leaders to review economic development in American Indian communities… He is a member of the Order of British Columbia, the Order of Canada, and in 2019, he was the 1st  First Nations person ever inducted into the Canadian Business Hall of Fame.

And some info you may not know.

When you talk to  Chief Clarence, ask your question, and then Get Out of The Way.

He’s talking about Respect. Truth. Reconciliation. Healing. Wellness. Land. Justice. Economic Freedom.

He believes in Native names for Sports Teams. He believes in renaming mountains, parks, rivers and cities/towns after the original nations who called it home for 10,000 years.

“tribes have been hanging around the Funding Trough for far too long.  I was taught by the old-timers that there is no such thing as a free lunch – Indians gotta stop looking for that free lunch. I’ve learned we have to move from spending Grant money to making our own money.”

The Osoyoos Indian Band leases include Arterra (Jackson Triggs), Spirit Ridge Resort, Sonora Dunes Golf course, District Wine Village, a provincial prison, 1,100 acres of prime vineyards, etc.

OIB businesses include a 300-acre vineyard, Nk’mip Cellars, a culture center, campground RV park, daycare, gas stations, cannabis stores, etc.


“A raw and honest perspective on First Nations leadership.”
—Manley A. Begay, Jr., former co-director, The Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development.

“A common-sense blueprint for what the future of First Nations should look like as told through the fascinating life and legacy of a remarkable leader”  Google Books

EP 190 | Brent Butt

January 7, 2022 Mulligan Stew Podcast

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Hey kids. What’s the secret of great comedy?   TIMING.

Just as we were starting to post our latest podcast, this weeks  guest Brent Butt posted this message:

Sorry for the Butt Bummer.

However, we have some great news. Brent Butt, star of Corner Gas will still be the special guest of the MulliganStew Podcast.

After all, this is the comedian, writer, actor who created small town funny for 6 years with Corner Gas.  Then the movie and finally the animated version. Brent’s fans stick to him like super glue.

Please Enjoy this audio and video visit from the man himself., Brent Butt.

Click the YouTube tab at the top of the page and you’re magically transported into Brent’s garage.

Mulligan Stew Jan 8th 2022- Happy Birthday Elvis and David Bowie! (Special Guest-David Bowie)

January 7, 2022 Mulligan Stew

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When you think about the history of popular music – especially Rock & Roll, the names of Elvis Presley and David Bowie are always at the top of the list. Amazingly, they were born on the same day Jan 8  – Elvis in 1935 and David Bowie 1947.

I thought it was time to have a listen to artists influenced by both.

Everyone has a little Elvis in them. From The Clash to Bruce Springsteen. Bowie’s influence wasn’t just with words and music. David showed that you could write and become a character.  Then change that character every several years. Elvis stayed Elvis right up to the end. Bowie was constantly changing and bringing his fans along with him.

The feature includes artists influenced by both.

For Elvis  – Paul Simon, Ry Cooder, Billy Cowsill, Clapton, Norah Jones (Little Willies), and  Bob Dylan.

For David Bowie – Queen, Mott the Hoople, Peter Gabriel, Natalie Merchant, Rickie Lee Jones.

PLUS

And I found a small portion of a much longer interview I did with David Bowie many years ago. (Thanks to Duke for the audio save)

Bowie talks about leaving his characters behind, his first impressions of touring the USA, and whether his fans have followed him through his various personas.

The Mulligan Stew Podcast is Brent Butt…who has hit the stand-up road again.

Jan 20 in Canmore and the 21st at the Arden.

The Zoom recording can be seen on the Mulligan Stew YouTube Channel as well. Click the tab at the top of the page

Terry

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew 2022 www.mulliganstew.ca Special Guest – David Bowie
Today is Elvis’ birthday Billy Burnette single
Hearts and Bones/Mystery Train/Wheels (live) Paul Simon Live in Hyde Park
Blue Suede Shoes Ry Cooder The slide area
www.mulliganstew.ca Podcast – Brent Butt Corner Gas
Teddy Bear (live) Billy Cowsill Billy Cowsill Live
HoundDog Eric Clapton Journeyman
Love me The Little Willies (Norah Jones) The Little Willies
Can’t help falling in love with you Bob Dylan Dylan
That’s all right mama Elvis Presley A boy from Tupelo
www.deanehouse.com www.rivercafe.com
Who will confort me Melody Gardot My one and only thrill
Comfort Me Fiest Metals
I’ve got a feeling The Beatles Let it be
Mulligan Stew Podcast – Brent Butt www.mulliganstew.ca Tonight – David Bowie Interview
Anyway the wind blows JJ Cale – Eric Clapton Road to Escondido
You got to be you Corey Wong You got to be you
Coming UP – TDM and David Bowie www.mulliganstew.ca
Lazarus David Bowie BlackStar
All the young dudes David Bowie. Ian Hunter. Mott the Hoople All the young dudes – Extended edition
Rebel Rebel Rickie Lee Jones Traffic from Paradise
Heroes Peter Gabriel Scratch my back
Space Oddity (live) Natalie Merchant Live in Concert
Coming UP – David Bowie and TDM interview www.mulliganstew.ca
I will wait for you Blue Rodeo When you were wild
It’s David Bowie’s Birthday Here’s an interview from TDM’s Much West Days
David Bowie MuchWest Interview Complete Interview coming to MulliganStew Podcast
Under Pressure David Bowie and Queen Bowie – Legacy
Chasing Rainbows John Mellencamp Strickly a One Eyed Jack
www.mulliganstew.ca This week – Podcast is with Brent Butt – Corner Gas
Not fade away The Rolling Stones Not Fade Away
www.nobleridge.com Coming up – Van the Man & The Other Elvis
Astral Weeks Van Morrison Astral Weeks
Alison (live) Elvis Costello and Neil Young Bridge School Concerts

 

January 8th, 2022- The Okanagan Reconnect Week Three. South Okanagan

January 7, 2022 Tasting Room Radio

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The Okanagan Reconnect Week Three. South Okanagan

(Presented by Thompson Okanagan Tourism Association)

THE SHOW

What an adventure. Talking, traveling, and tasting our way through the Okanagan.

Moon Curser is our home base this week. Spectacular place! What a great winery Beata and Chris Tolley have created.

They’ll join us for a sit-down interview in Week Five

www.mooncurser.com

 

We Re-Connect with –

John Weber –  Co-owner and winemaker at Orofino Vineyards  (Similkameen Valley)

John Weber

John brings two of his best wines. The  2019 Chardonnay (Fantastic) and his 2020 Gamay (Sublime)

(check out the interview on video. On our website or our YouTube channel)

www.orofinovineyards.com    

@orofinowinery

 

Bill Eggert – Owner & winemaker at Fairview Cellars. (Golden Mile)

This is not Bill Eggert. But it IS  his tasting room at Fairview Cellars.

Wild Bill brings two nice surprises. 2020 Sauvignon Blanc (Sauv/Sem) “my oyster wine”

And the engaging  2019 Crooked Post Pinot Noir. (Interview also on video)

This is Bill Eggert.

www.fairviewcellars.com

@fairviewcellars

Justin Hall – Estate Winemaker at Nk’Mip (Osoyoos)

With many fine wines to choose from, Justin poured the beautiful 2019 QQ Pinot Noir and the delightful 2020 White Merriym.  (Interview also on video) 

 

www.nkmipcellars.com   

@Nk’MipCellars

 

Justin Hall  Nk’Mip Estate Winemaker

Executive Chef Jeff van Geest – Miradoro at Tinhorn Creek (Golden Mile)

Jeff talks about the staffing problems that all restaurants have been having. It’s tough  times  in the Okanagan and some restaurants are cutting down hours and days in order to stay open. Jeff is revealing,  enlightening, and a damn fine chef.

www.tinhorn.com

 

@miradororesto

 

Jeff Van Geest

 

Thank You TOTA – www.totabc.org

STORIES WE’RE WORKING ON:

Next Week –

At Noble Ridge (OK Falls)

Leslie D’Andrea Owner  Noble Ridge

Benoit  Gauthier Winemaker/Vineyard Manager  Noble Ridge

John Skinner – Owner Painted Rock (OK Falls)

Terry Meyer Stone – Pres Mayhem Wines. Also pouring Meyer Family (OK Falls)

 

 

 

 

Mulligan Stew Dec 31st 2021- Goodbye 2021… Hello 2022

December 30, 2021 Mulligan Stew

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For me…2022 will be about trying to find “balance” in my life.

Between my love of what I do and the complete love of my growing family.

So, to start a brand new year, after two chaotic ones, you and I start with a playlist that’s balanced.

Between tracks and artists that made an impression on a lot of people and tracks that pull the heart.

Between music for meal prep and music to prime the New Years Pump.

I went back to the years playlists and the songs that jumped out at me made the list.

Thank you and be safe and enjoy your 2022.

-TDM

PLAYLIST:

Welcome to Mulligan Stew- 2022 www.mulliganstew.ca Jan 1 2022
Done tore your playhouse down King Biscuit Boy with Richard Bell Badly Bent Best of King Biscuit Boy & Gooduns
I put a spell on you Alan Price The price to play
Johnny B Goode Chuck Berry ( Johnny Johnson) Rock and Roll Rarities
The Stew for 22 with tdm www.mulliganstew.ca
Pride and Joy Marvin Gaye (Earl Van Dyke) Hitsville
How many more years Howling Wolf (Ike Turner) The Definitive Collection
Old time rock and roll Champion Jack Dupree Golden Selections
Mulligan Stew 2022 Mulligan Stew Podcast Rick Mercer – Talking to Canadians
Thunder Road Bruce Springsteen E St Band ( Roy Bittan) Born to Run
Hide your love The Rolling Stones (Ian Stewart) Goats Head Soup
Dixie Chicken Little Feat (Bill Payne) Dixie Chicken
TDMulligan – The Stew www.mulliganstew.ca
Sleeping The Band (Rich Manuel and Garth Hudson) Stage Fright ReMix
Mulligan Stew for 2022 www.mulliganstew.ca
It’s all right Jon Batiste Soul – soundtrack
Old memories (Originals) Alicia Keys Keys
www.mulliganstew.ca Mulligan Stew Podcast Rick Mercer – Talking to Canadians
Take me to the Pilot Elton John Elton John 1970
Piano Man (live) Billy Joel Live at Shea Stadium
The Stew – 2022 Mulligan Stew Podcast Rick Mercer – Talking to Canadians
False Prophet Bob Dylan Rough and Rowdy Ways
Goodbye Jimmy Reed Bob Dylan Rough and Rowdy Ways
Tumbling Dice Linda Ronstadt Simple Dreams
Can’t let go Alison Krauss and Robert Plant Raise the Roof
Crying (live) k.d.lang Live by Request
www.coyotesbanff.com
Coming UP – Colin James. Leeroy. Bahamas.Dan Lanois. Santana
Down on the Bottom Colin James Open Road
Native Son Los Lobos Native Son
More love than money Leeroy Stagger Dystopian Weekends
Modern Man Bahamas with Madison Cunningham Live to Tape Vol 2
Mississippi Larkin – Poe Venom and Faith
Whiter shade of Pale Santana – Steve Winwood Blessings and Miracles
Power Daniel Lanois Heavy Sun
Mulligan Stew Podcast – Rick Mercer “Talking to Canadians” www.mulliganstew.ca
Dancing in the Street Martha Reeves and the Vandellas Hitsville (59-71)
I can’t help myself Four Tops Hitsville (59-71)
(I know) I’m losing you The Temptations Hitsville (59-71)

January 1 2022- The Okanagan Reconnect Week Two

December 30, 2021 Tasting Room Radio 00:58:12

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The Okanagan Reconnect Week Two – at Hillside,  Naramata Bench.

(Presented by Thompson Okanagan Tourism Association)

THE SHOW

It’s week two of our Okanagan Reconnect!

This week we are gathering at Hillside Winery and Bistro  on the Naramata Bench

FYI – Tasting Room Radio was conceived in a studio in a barn on The Bench in 2007.

So we’ve come full circle.

Our winery and food guests were asked to bring two wines to profile.

 

Rickard and Jill Richardson Branby – Sperling Vineyards  (East Bench Kelowna)

(Final interview from last weeks show)

Rickard & Jill Richardson Branby-Sperling

Sperlingvineyards.com  Sperling Organic 2018 Pinot Noir & Sperling Pet Nat

Jay Drysdale –  co-founder and winemaker Bella Wines

Celebrating 10 years of making fine wines.

Jay Drysdale and Josie

Bellawines.ca Estate Chardonnay made ancestral method and 2016 Reserve Eastside Trad Method

Master of Wine Marcus Ansems – co-founder and winemaker Daydreamer Wines

Master of Wine Marcus Ansems (Daydreamer)

Daydreamerwines.ca 2019 Amelia (Syrah/Viognier) & 2019 Orange Wine (100% Viognier)

Exec Chef Ned Bell and Sommelier Emily Walker – Naramatainn.ca

Chef Ned Bell

Emily brought L-ST Projects Ambient Chardonnay (Alyssa Hubert) & 2020 jocko a light Cab Franc (Kelsey Rufiange Echo Bay) BRAVO to both.  Thanks Emily.

Emily Walker

Penelope and Dylan Roche –  co-founders/winemakers of Roche Wines

Penelope and Dylan Roche – Roche Wines

www.rterroir.ca    2020 Pinot Gris Texture & Nuances (Bordeaux Blend) (such promise)

Kathy Malone – Chief Winemaker Hillside Winery  hillsidewinery.ca

Chef Evan Robertson. Kathy Malone Winemaker & Shelann Sleegers Wine Club Hillside Winery and Bistro

2020 Muscat Ottonel & 2015 Mosaic (Bordeaux Blend) History in a bottle

Evan Robertson – Exec Chef  Hillside Bistro/Shelann Sleegers – Wine Club Manager 

 

 Associate Producer Corey Wood has edited video versions of the interviews with Jay Drysdale, Marcus Ansems, Ned Bell, and Emily Walker. They can be found on YouTube https://youtu.be/uralP29wDOE

THANK YOU TOTA!

https://www.totabc.org

STORIES WE’RE WORKING ON

NEXT WEEK

At Moon Curser

John Weber – Orofino

Bill Eggert – Fairview Cellars

Justin Hall – Nk’Mip Cellars

Chef Jeff van Geest – Miradoro

 

EP 189 | Rick Mercer ‘Talking To Canadians’

December 30, 2021 Mulligan Stew Podcast

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Canada is famous for its hockey and hockey stars.

Singers and Songwriters?  Yup!

Sometimes lost in the debate is one of our greatest resources,   “Funny”.

We do funny as well as anyone.

Dan Aykroyd. Martin Short. Andrea Martin,  John Candy. The people of Schitt’s Creek, Second City,  Kids in the Hall, Norm MacDonald, Samantha Bee, Jim Carrey, Lorne Michaels to name just a few. That’s not even counting the writers, directors, and producers who do funny,  under the radar.

They all went South to work and became stars in the US.  Go for “The Show”

Rick Mercer, our guest this week has created an astounding career and profile.  Rick achieved fame making Canadians laugh. At themselves! Rick stayed in Canada and mined comedy gold. He has released his very personal memoir, Rick Mercer.  Talking to Canadians.

It’s funny, clever, and revealing from cover to cover.

He first came to fame with Show Me the Button I’ll Push It, or Charles Lynch Must Die, a one-man show that toured across Canada. He co-created and was a resident performer on CBC’s This Hour Has 22 Minutes, and was the host of The Rick Mercer Report, CBC’s highest-rated comedy show, for fifteen seasons. Rick is co-chair of the Spread the Net campaign, dedicated to preventing the spread of Malaria in Africa, and has also campaigned for the Canadian AIDS Society’s The Walk for Life project. His many honours include 21 Geminis and the Governor General’s Performing Arts Award. He is from St. John’s and currently resides in Toronto.

He shaved and cleaned up for this interview.

 

Mulligan Stew Dec 25th 2021-The Christmas Stew/Christmas in the Round Rediscovered!

December 25, 2021 Mulligan Stew

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The DAY has arrived.

That one day, when most of The World pauses for Christmas and the Holidays!

For many, it’s a religious time. For others, it’s a gathering of “the clan”. Family and dear friends. Unfortunately for some, it’s the loneliest day of the year.

So. How to create two hours of music that becomes a warm backdrop to all those listeners.  That was the assignment I gave myself.

The first hour features songs that give a sense of time and place. Some aren’t even Christmas songs but they speak to the feelings of the season.

HOUR TWO features a  lost episode of Christmas in the Round.

Its from the first Christmas at Roundhouse Radio in Vancouver’s East Side.

It’s a tribute to Christmas specials that Roy Forbes, Shari Ulrich and I did way back in our CBC Radio days.

The “gathering” included road warriors Barney Bentall, Craig Northey (Odds), Jim Byrnes, Shaun Verreault (Wide Mouth Mason) plus originals Roy Forbes and Shari Ulrich.

Trading songs and stories for an entire second hour of this Christmas Stew.

I hope you like this Christmas Day Christmas Stew. I was moved just putting it together.

Now, I’m going to see the one person I know who is alone and let him know he’s loved and surrounded by friends.

Maybe leave him a dram or two.

Is there someone you know is alone this Christmas?  I can only hope this music will lift your soul the way it did me.

Have a warm and wonderful  Christmas.  We will meet again on New Years Day.

Terry

PLAYLIST:

The Christmas Stew Dec 25 2021 features the 2015 Christmas in the Round Year One
Christmas must be tonight The Band Islands
Merry Christmas Blind Boys of Alabama and Taj Mahal Talking Christmas
Les Trois Cloches Ben Keith Neil and Peg Young Christmas at the Ranch
Blues on a Holiday Susan Tedeschi Wait for me
www.river-café.com www.deanehouse.com
Blue Christmas Willie Nelson Pretty Paper
Love reigns on Christmas Day Lennie Gallant Peace on Earth
Deck them Halls Bill Sample We Three Kings
Joy to theWorld Whitney Houston and Georgia Mass Choir The Preacher’s Wife
River Tami Neilson single
The Christmas Stew Dec 25 2021 features the 2015 Christmas in the Round Year One
Merry Christmas baby Otis Redding 100 greatest songs
Imagine Ray Charles True Genius
Mercy Now Mike Farris Shine for all the people
www.nobleridge.com Coming UP – Christmas in the Round
God only knows The Beach Boys Beach Boys Love Songs
Christmas Blues Willie Nelson Pretty paper
The Christmas Stew Dec 25 2021 NEXT – Christmas in the Round Year One 2015
Christmas in the Round BBentall.SUlrich.RForbes.CNorthey.JByrnes.Shaun Verrault Recorded Christmas 2015 at Roundhouse Radio Vancouver
Please come home for Christmas Jim Byrnes
Christmas in the Round BBentall.SUlrich.RForbes.CNorthey.JByrnes.Shaun Verrault
Baby please come home Craig Northey
Christmas in the Round BBentall.SUlrich.RForbes.CNorthey.JByrnes.Shaun Verrault
Hear the bells ring Shari Uilrich
Christmas in the Round BBentall.SUlrich.RForbes.CNorthey.JByrnes.Shaun Verrault
Christmas must be tonight Barney Bentall
Christmas in the Round recorded Christmas 2015 at Roundhouse radio Vancouver
Rocking around the Christmas Tree Shaun Verrault
Christmas in the Round BBentall.SUlrich.RForbes.CNorthey.JByrnes.Shaun Verrault
Mincemeat Tart Roy Forbes
Christmas in the Round BBentall.SUlrich.RForbes.CNorthey.JByrnes.Shaun Verrault
Huron Carol Shari Ulrich
Christmas in The Round – Year One BBentall.SUlrich.RForbes.CNorthey.JByrnes.Shaun Verrault
Santa Claus is back in town Roy Forbes
Merry Christmas Everyone – Happy Holidays Be Safe. Be Kind. Be Loving
Christmas time is here Vince Guaraldi Trio A Charlie Brown Christmas (extended mix)

 

EP 188 | Joey Landreth ‘All That You Dream’

December 25, 2021 Mulligan Stew Podcast

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The very first time I heard The Bros Landreth my heart jumped “those boys were raised on Little Feat (One of the very best bands to ever step onto a stage. Anywhere)

They were led by the late Lowell George. Lead singer, primary writer, singular guitarist.

When I got to interview Joey and brother David, they spun a story of growing up in Winnipeg. Their father was a well-known working musician and the house was filled with Byrds, Buffalo Springfield, Poco records but the most popular were the early 70’s albums by Little Feat. (Little Feat. Sailin’ Shoes. Dixie Chicken. Feats don’t fail me now)

It was a true musical education.

This all leads us to this Podcast featuring Joey Landreth and his new solo album All that you dream.

It’s a tribute to Lowell George and Little Feat. A “thank you” if you will.

Turns out, we’re the ones who should be saying thank you. It’s a beautiful table full of the Little Feat Dixie Chicken. One generation saluting another.

The Bros are headed back to Europe for tour dates (listed here)

Remarkably they are even bigger stars in Europe than here but that imbalance will surely change this year when this killer solo album is joined by the next Bros Landreth album, in the Spring!

Note:  check out Joey in episode #52