Alan Doyle

EP 292 | Alan Doyle Interview and New Album ‘Welcome Home’

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Feb 9th Alan Doyle releases his next album Welcome Home

Feb 10 he guests on Mulligan Stew

“I have always struggled with the middle ground. I love playing live so much and I have rightly been accused of writing songs more for concerts than albums. Most people who come to my shows want that kind of night out. So, I have overlooked the lower and slower: The lower part of my vocal range and the slower songs. I’m letting myself do that for the first time on this record.”

Alan’s 6th solo album and 20th of his career. Alan is celebrating 30 years in music.

He’s been co-writinbg songs for Welcome Home with Donovan Woods, Jimmy Rankin and actor Oscar Isaac.

Alan starts a 45-night North American tour Feb 20 with 2 nights in Kelowna.

Feb 29 – Edmonton  N Jube

March 1  Calgary  S Jube

March 9 Massey Hall

Alan Doyle is a first-class storyteller who takes us through the songs and stories.

We talk about Tell Tale Harbour the play he produced.

Also was totally involved in The Tribute to Ron Hynes Album

And he has yet another best-selling book coming.

The beautiful Alan Doyle and his beautiful,  beautiful band charging into 2024. At CKUA

Mulligan Stew Feb 10th 2024-Special Guest Alan Doyle- New Album ‘Welcome Home’

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Feb 9th Alan Doyle releases his next album Welcome Home

Feb 10 he guests on Mulligan Stew

 

“I have always struggled with the middle ground. I love playing live so much and I have rightly been accused of writing songs more for concerts than albums. Most people who come to my shows want that kind of night out. So, I have overlooked the lower and slower: The lower part of my vocal range and the slower songs. I’m letting myself do that for the first time on this record.”

 

Alan’s 6th solo album and 20th of his career. Alan is celebrating 30 years in music.

He’s been co-writing songs for Welcome Home with Donovan Woods, Jimmy Rankin and actor Oscar Isaac.

Alan starts a 45 night  North American tour Feb 20 with 2 nights in Kelowna.

Feb 29 – Edmonton  Northern  Jube

March 1  Calgary  Southern  Jube

March 9  Massey Hall

And, of course

May 8 – Knuckleheads Saloon Kansas City (Alan Explains)

Alan Doyle is a first-class storyteller who takes us through the songs and stories.

We talk about Tell Tale Harbour the play he produced.

Also was totally involved in The Tribute to Ron Hynes Album

And he has yet another best-selling book coming.

The beautiful Alan Doyle and his beautiful,  beautiful band charging into 2024. At CKUA

Complete interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast and video version on terrydavidmulligan YouTube Channel

MulliganStew Dec 12th 2020- Christmas Stew Part One-Alan Doyle Interview !

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This week our special guest is singer, songwriter, actor, and author Alan Doyle.

He’s just released his third book All Together Now  (A Newfoundlander’s Light Tales for Heavy Times)

There are four moments in our free-flowing chat that you might want to keep an ear out for.

“I almost laid down my toast”

“The only thing you can’t do is nothing”

“I dropped my arrow”

And

Then  the actor Alan Doyle and I recreate a scene between his son Henry and himself – talking about Ed Sheeran

I play the role of Henry.

The book’s narration takes place in a crowded bar with everyone talking at the same time. A maritime tradition.

Alan takes time to explain the Maritimes connection with Alberta and why those dates always stand out.

And Alan tells a wild tale of his time spent on the set of Robin Hood.

The complete interview can be heard on Mulligan Stew Podcast (Spotify. Apple. Google)

The rest of The Christmas Stew is 90 minutes of handpicked seasonal songs.

Clapton, New Bros Landreth, Coldplay, Sharon Jones, Etta James, Matt Anderson, Sarah McLachlan, John Prine, Blue Rodeo, Whitehorse, Corb, Otis, Darlene Love.

Merry Christmas all…..

Playlist:

The Christmas Stew – Part One Dec 12 2020 www.mulliganstew.ca
Christmas Tears (live) Eric Clapton A very special Christmas Live
Peace Train Bros Landreth with Murray Pulver Single
Christmas Lights (live) ColdPlay Live from Spotify
Silver Bells Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings Holiday Soul Party
www.deanehouse.com www.river-café-com
Country Christmas Blues Matt Anderson Spirit of Christmas
Switchin in the Kitchen Asleep at the Wheel withg Duke Robillard horns Pasture Prime
Jingle Bell jamboree Keb Mo All Star Christmas
www.mulliganstew.ca Tonights Guest Alan Doyle
2000 miles The Skydiggers Angels
You know it’s Christmas Dion and Joe Bonamassa Single
Everyday will be like a Holiday William Bell Jolly Old Soul
I’ll be home for Christmas John Prine A Benefit for Kate
Song for a Winter’s Night Sarah McLachlan A Winter’s Night
www.nobleridge.com Christmas in the Round – Side Door Access/shows
Winter (bonus) Murray McLauchlan Timberline
Please come home for Christmas Etta James A Jazz Noel
Christmas in the Round Sunday 6Mtn sidedooraccess.com
White Christmas Darlene Love A Christmas gift for you
Merry Christmas Baby Otis Redding Jolly Old Soul
River Blue Rodeo A Merrie Christmas to you
Merry Christmas Baby White Horse A WhiteHorse Christmas Classic
Thew Christmas Stew – Coming UP Alan Doyle Interview www.mulliganstew.ca
Put the lights in the Tree Sufjan Stevens Songs for Christmas
Christmas Song (Live) Dave Mathews Band Very Special Christmas Live
www.eauclairedistillery.ca Coming UP – Alan Doyle Interview
Just me and these ponies Corb Lund An Americana Christmas
NEXT – Alan Doyle ww.mulliganstew.ca
Alan Doyle Interview The Book – All Together Now
I’ll be there ChristmasEve Alan Doyle Single
Alan Doyle Interview The Book – All Together Now
Dream of Home Live Alan Doyle So Let’s Go (Deluxe)
Alan Doyle Interview The complete Interview found at MulliganStew Podcast
Bully Boys Alan Doyle A Week at The Warehouse
Alan Doyle Interview The complete Interview found at MulliganStew Podcast
paper in fire alan doyle rough side out

 

EP 135 | Alan Doyle

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Hello Friends…

Thank you for subscribing to Spotify or Google Play or Apple Podcasts.

Then the Podcast comes to you automatically. Like heartburn after a hotdog.

The guest this week is a delightful man Alan Doyle.

I give him a bit stick by reminding him that he’s been called “beloved” in some articles.

We’ve been friends a long time which is tough to do because he’s in the Maritimes in the very far East and I’ve always been on the West Coast

So maybe we see each other once/twice a year.

Now that he’s not touring for a while he’s turned his considerable skills to writing another book.

His third is called All Together Now (A Newfoundlander’s Light Tales for Heavy Times)

 

The tales come from his imaginary corner stool in his local bar – The Duke.

On the set of Robin Hood. The Russell Crowe film.  Conversation with his son Henry in the car. (I’ll play the role of Henry, he’ll play Alan Doyle)

His strong connection to his Maritime fans in Alberta.

Alan truly misses “the road”.  Lots of stories there.

The man is a natural-born story-teller.  Come along, you’ll see.

 

Here’s the complete interview with the beloved Alan Doyle

 

Mulligan Stew Jan 25th 2020- Alan Doyle

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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

 

EP 91 | Alan Doyle Interview

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Who doesn’t like Alan Doyle? Artist. Actor. Author. The favorite 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. Due Valentines Day
 
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.

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 September 30th 2017-Alan Doyle and Bob Rock Interview

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The Stew is very proud to present  Mr. Alan Doyle.
Singer. Songwriter. Actor. Author. And now a recipient of The Order of
Canada.

Add to that Mr. Doyle is releasing his third solo album having spent a week
at the Warehouse Studios in Vancouver’s Gastown with one of the planets best
producers Bob Rock. Strangely they decided to call the album A Week at the
Warehouse.
Alan was supported by his band The Beautiful Gypsies.
The tunes are off-the-floor fantastic.  Played live and straight up honest.
It’s a coming out party.
He’s just announced a 50 city  “Come out with me tour”  with The Fortunate
Ones in Canada and Donovan Woods in the US. It starts in Seattle Jan 15th.
(Canadian dates below)
Also, the Pride of Petty Harbour Nfld is releasing his next book for Pete
sake. A Newfoundlander in Canada: Always Going Somewhere picks up where his
2014 memoir Where I Belong left off.  It’s about his first tour of Canada,
a place he’d only ever heard neighbors and family talk about.
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This Saturday we will spend 30 minutes inside the Warehouse on the last day
of recording talking to Alan Doyle and  Bob Rock.
We’ll  play you never before heard new tracks including Somewhere in a Song
which is based upon a chapter in Where I belong about what would happen in
the Doyle house when they ran out of fuel in sub-zero temperatures.  Instead
of seeking shelter elsewhere, they would throw blankets on the windows..turn
on the electric oven, take off the oven door and play music. With family and
friends. As Bob Rock says “I needed Alan to bring in a song that was only
for him and a piano. It’s the sign of a great singer if they can hold the
song and audience with just their voice.”  He sings the song like it’s the
last one he’ll ever sing.

Saturday on The Stew
5-7 Mtn on The CKUA Radio Network. Province-wide in Alberta  www.ckua.com
8-10 Pacific on Roundhouse Radio 983 Vancouver  www.roundhouseradio.com
www.mulliganstew.ca
A Week at The Warehouse Canadian dates:
February 20 – Peterborough, ON – Showplace Performance Centre
February 21 – Kitchener, ON – Centre In The Square
February 22 – Kingston, ON – The Grand Theatre
February 23 – Montreal, QC – Corona Theatre
February 24 – Toronto, ON – Massey Hall
February 25 – Ottawa, ON – National Arts Centre – Southam Hall
March 4 – Winnipeg, MB – Burton Cummings Theatre for the Performing Arts
March 6 – Saskatoon, SK – Broadway Theatre
March 7 – Regina, SK – Casino Regina Show Lounge
March 8 – Edmonton, AB – Winspear Centre
March 9 – Calgary, AB – Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium
March 10 – Vancouver, BC – The Centre in Vancouver
May 1 – Fredericton, NB – The Playhouse
May 2 – Saint John, NB – Imperial Theatre
May 3 – Moncton, NB – Casino New Brunswick
May 4 – Halifax, NS – Halifax Marriott Harbourfront
May 5 – Halifax, NS – Halifax Marriott Harbourfront
 

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew www.mulliganstew.ca Sept 30 -2017
France Keb Mo Keep it Simple
I’ll take you there The Staple Singers Soul Collection Vol 3
Pride (in the name of love) U2 Best of 80-90
Hurdle River Crossing The Warped 45’s Matador Sunset
www.canadahouse.com Coming UP – Kate Bush-Basia Bulat www.mulliganstew.ca
The man with the child in his eyes Kate Bush The Kick Inside
Good Advice Basia Bulat Good Advice
Ya Ya Lee Dorsey Gumbo YaYa
Mulligan Stew with TD Mulligan Coming soon – Alan Doyle and Bob Rock
Mary’s Place Bruce Springsteen and the E St Band The Rising
Highway 61 Revisited Dave Alvin Uncut Highway 61 Revisited
www.coyotesbanff.com www.mulliganstew.ca Coming up – Doyle, Rock and The Warehouse
Chuck E’s in love (live) Ricky Lee Jones Naked Songs
Of Thee I Sing Leon Russell leon Russell and the Shelter people
High Side Barry Allen at The Arden next Saturday The speed of Dark
mulligan stew for you on a Saturday night www.mulliganstew.ca
Alan Doyle and Bob Rock Interview A Week at The Warehouse
Somewhere in a song Alan Doyle A week in the Warehouse
Alan Doyle and Bob Rock Interview A Week at The Warehouse
Summer Summer Night Alan Doyle A week at the Warehouse
Alan Doyle and Bob Rock Interview A Week at The Warehouse
Come out with me Alan Doyle A week at the Warehouse
Alan Doyle and Bob Rock Interview A Week at The Warehouse
Beautiful to me Alan Doyle A week in the Warehouse
Alan Doyle and Bob Rock Interview A week at the Warehouse
Bully Boys Alan Doyle A week at the Warehouse
Mulligan Stew with TD Mulligan NEXT – Cohen. The Band. Van & Chilliwack (All Live)
Tower of Song (live) Leonard Cohen Live in Dublin
It makes no difference (live) The Band Testimony
Ballerina/Move on Up (live) Van Morrison Astral Weeks: Live at the Hollywood Bowl
Fly at Night (live) Chilliwack There and Back

Mulligan Stew January 24th-Alan Doyle, Bruce McCulloch

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This Saturday’s Stew has two wine-swilling, book-writing Canadian icons who have new releases.
Alan DoyleAlan Doyle kicks off his latest solo LP So Let’s Go with a tour coming our way. Always engaging, he is a true storyteller. His new book Where I Belong is smashing.
And in the second hour, Bruce McCulloch from Kids in the Hall fame, has a new TV series called ‘Young Drunk Punk’ whbruce-mccullochich debuted this week. Shot in Calgary, it’s a spin-off from his stage show, and his book titled Let’s Start a Riot. He’s also a storyteller, and knows his music too.
 
RAW Interview with Bruce here: Bruce McCulloch at the mac RAW
 
 
Alan Doyle’s Alberta Dates:
Saturday February 14 – Whitecourt (Allan and Jean Millar Centre)
Sunday March 8 – Calgary (Arts Commons/Jack Singer Concert Hall)
Monday March 9 – Edmonton (Myer Horowitz Theatre)
 
 
 

PLAYLIST:

Hurricanes Eye Jesse Roper Red Bird
Move with me SISTER The Del Fuegos Smoking in the fields
Your sister cried Mary Gauthier Live at Blue Rock
Sister Rosa The Neville Brothers Live in New orleans
mulligan stew playlist mulliganstew.ca a word about Canada House Coming UP – Steely Dan / JJ Cale & Clapton
Babylon Sisters Sleely Dan Steely Dan Story 72-80
Don’t Cry Sister JJ Cale/Eric Clapton Road to Escondito
mulligan stew playlist mulliganstew.ca yer host TDM coming up INTERVIEW WITH ALAN DOYLE
Alan Doyle Interview about So Let’s Go March 8 Calgary March 9 Edmonton www.alandoyle.ca
So Lets Go Alan Doyle So Let’s Go
Alan Doyle Interview about So Let’s Go March 8 Calgary March 9 Edmonton www.alandoyle.ca
Shine On Alan Doyle So Let’s Go
Alan Doyle Interview about So Let’s Go March 8 Calgary March 9 Edmonton www.alandoyle.ca
Take us home Alan Doyle So Let’s Go
Planet of New Orleans Dire Straits On every street
All my Lovin Paul McCartney Back in the US Live 2002
mulligan stew playlist mulliganstew.ca In Hour 2 Bruce McCulloch Young Drunk Punk NEXT WEEK: Tom Cochrane TWO WEEKS Dan Mangan
The River/Red Coyote Tbuckley/Mariel Buckley Northern Country Soul/Mariel Buckley EP
Like a Rock Bob Seger Ultimate Hits
Drag Queens in Limousines Mary Gauthier Live at Blue Rock
Playlist for The Stew www.mulliganstew.ca NEXT WEEK Tom Cochrane Two WEEKSDan Mangan NEXT – The Band
MysteryTrain The Band A Music History by The Band
Pride and Joy Marvin Gaye Hitsville
MulliganStew in its 19th year COMING UP A YOUNG DRUNK PUNK BRUCE MCCULLOCH next
Bruce McCulloch – author, comic, singer, Dad, actor, Punk Bruuuuuuuuce RAW interview of Bruce can be heard www.mulliganstew.ca
The Seeker The Who 30 years of Maximum Rock and Roll
Dance little sister The Rolling Stones It’s ony rock and roll
with a little help The Beatles Sgt Pepper
Bruce McCulloch – author, comic, singer, Dad, actor, Punk The Book: Let’s start a riot Young Drunk Punk
open arms Journey Best of
Bruce McCulloch – author, comic, singer, Dad, actor, Punk the CTV show Young Drunk Punk the boy is just plain bad – he’s a punk
Nothing to Remember Neko Case Hunger Games Soundtrack
This has been Mulligan Stew with TD Mulligan Next – “The Night Train” Lionel Rault Brcue McCulloch RAW interview can be found at www.mulliganstew.ca

Mulligan Stew Nov 29th – Alan Doyle Interview

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RAW Interview Found Here:  Alan Doyle RAW
Tweet Alan your thoughts on this interview here: https://twitter.com/alanthomasdoyle
Alan Doyle cover 2WHERE I BELONG
From Small Town to Great Big Sea
 
by Alan Doyle
with a foreword by Jann Arden
 

“Funny, wise and self-deprecating, this book is hard to put down.
Alan is a truly great storyteller and his life in a small Newfoundland fishing village is a story dying to be told.”  Jim Cuddy

 As a founding member of Great Big Sea, Alan Doyle is widely recognized as one of contemporary music’s most gifted singer/songwriters. For over twenty years, Great Big Sea has taken its unique blend of rock, folk and Celtic music from the shores of Newfoundland to the far corners of the world. During that time, the band has amassed a string of gold and platinum albums, while its high-energy live shows have earned legions of devoted fans across Canada and around the globe.
“I am from Newfoundland,” says Alan Doyle. “Therefore, I am a bit of a storyteller. The stories of Newfoundlanders are often confused with fairy tales and the stuff of fiction; the people, places and events in them seem exaggerated or outright weird….[but] truth really is stranger than fiction.” This fall, Alan Doyle takes readers behind the music for a nostalgic and revealing look back at the great adventure that was his childhood. On October 20, 2014, Doubleday Canada is proud to publish WHERE I BELONG: From Small Town to Great Big Sea.
 “When I was a boy, I had no idea. About many things. I knew a few facts, here and there, but I was absolutely sure about very little. I had more questions than answers. I was more curious than certain.” So begins Alan Doyle’s heartfelt coming-of-age memoir. A Newfoundlander, a Catholic (and an altar boy), a lover of music from an early age, and a lone MontrealCanadiens fan in a household devoted to Gordie Howe and the Detroit Red Wings, Alan was a “Petty Harbour dog, through and through.” Located south of St. John’s, Alan’s hometown of Petty Harbour was once a thriving fishing village of approximately 500 inhabitants. It was the kind of place where a “young fella could go weeks without seeing or meeting a person that he hadn’t known for his whole life.” Against this backdrop, Doyle grows up, buoyed by a larger-than-life assortment of family members, friends and neighbours, all of whom contribute to creating a young songwriter and world-class performer-in-the-making.
As a child, young Alan learned from his parents the importance of hard work and the value of a dollar. The second son of Tom Doyle, local musician by night and orderly at the local psychiatric hospital by day, and Jean Doyle, a gifted piano teacher, Alan was born into a family steeped in love and music. The family home was a two-bedroom house with no running water and a beef-bucket for a toilet. There was no family car, meals were stretched for a family of six, and clothes were hand-me-downs. Yet the family lacked for nothing. “We made something out of nothing. Somehow, on a budget of a few thousand dollars a year, my folks managed to house, clothe and feed themselves and four kids…I’ll never understand how they did it. And I’ll never be able to explain to them how grateful I am that they did.”
In WHERE I BELONG, Alan Doyle chronicles his early years and creates a portrait of small-town Newfoundland that is by turns hilarious and poignant. Along the way, we encounter a tremendous cast of characters, all of whom left an indelible mark on Doyle. We meet Alan’s “Granda” Bernard Doyle, who never forgave Joey Smallwood for surrendering Newfoundland to Canada in 1949; old Frank Brake (with a “face like a catcher’s mitt”), who lived in an abandoned railway car and was prone to mishaps that would kill an ordinary man; “Bottlenose” Bill, a hardened fisherman whose extramarital affairs are the stuff of legend; and tough-as-nails Maureen of the Harbour Grocery, who was always quick with a harsh word and reluctant to lift a finger to help a customer, let alone to assist one of those “bastarding Doyles.”
Doyle’s tremendous gifts as a storyteller recreate a bygone era in Newfoundland’s history. Readers will stalk the wharfs with Alan and his pals as they traffic cod tongues to tourists and to local restaurants, enjoy “out-of-oil parties” where all partygoers congregate in one room to keep it warm when there’s not enough money for heat, and go on death-defying excursions deep into a treacherous gorge in pursuit of abandoned adult magazines.
At its heart, WHERE I BELONG is the story of a young boy of insatiable curiosity who is searching for answers to life’s big questions: What does it mean to be Canadian when you are isolated in the middle of the ocean? Is there a God? And, most importantly, how will I ever get a girl to kiss me?
A generous and touching look at the trials and tribulations of growing up, WHERE I BELONG is a wonderful debut work of non-fiction from a master storyteller and a remarkable Canadian talent
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
 ALAN DOYLE is a Canadian musician and actor, best known as a lead singer in the Canadian folk-rock band Great Big Sea. In 2012, Doyle released his first solo album, Boy on Bridge, which made the top twenty on the Canadian Albums chart. Alan lives in Newfoundland.

PLAYLIST:

Watching the River Flow Leon Russell Tangled up in Blues
Tenefire Sea Ed Sheeran X
Host TDMulligan Playlist www.mulliganstew.ca Special Guest Alan Doyle
Breakdown (live) Tom Petty and the heartbreakers Pack Up The Plantation
Bring it on Home Cilon James & Little Big Band Colin james and the LBB
November Blue The Avett Brothers Live Vol 2
Break Playlist www.mulliganstew.ca 30 minutes to Adam Doyle
Kashmir (live) Dave Mathews/Tim Reynolds Live in Las vegas
Hold On. I’m Coming! BB King & Eric Clapton Riding with The King
No woman. No cry Bob Marley & the Wailers Legend (remaster)
Hallelujah Leonard Cohen Songs from The Road
Break Up next on The Stew Alan Doyle
Alan Doyle Interview The Book – Where I Belong RAW Interview at www.mulliganstew.ca
Testify Alan Doyle Alan Doyle
Alan Doyle Interview The Book – Where I Belong RAW Interview at www.mulliganstew.ca
A Kind of Magic Queen Greatest Hits
Alan Doyle Interview The Book – Where I Belong RAW Interview at www.mulliganstew.ca
Where I belong Alan Doyle Alan Doyle
Desire U2 Rattle and Hum
Off the Hook Earl Hooker The Essential Earl Hooker
break Playlist www.mulliganstew.ca
Im a Man Chicago Greatest Hits
Walking on Broken Glass (acoustic) Annie Lennox Shining Light EP
Host TDMulligan Next Week – Andy Maize – The Skydiggers Xmas LP Angels mulliganstew.ca
Don’t make Promises Tim hardin Hang on to a Dream
dont make Promises Chris Smither Drive you home again
I’ve got a Feeling The Beatles Let it Be
Bring it on home to me Sam Cooke (Lou Rawls) greatest hits

 
 
 

Mulligan Stew March 9th

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This Saturday Hour One
 
alan doyleAlan Doyle checks in about their compilation album XX. Celebrating 20 years of making music and representing the Maritimes and Canada.
They’ll be sliding though Calgary and Edmonton next week – March 12/13 The Jube Edmonton
And March 14/15 The Jube in Calgary.
In the second hour Colin James walks right into the Stewdio and speaks into the microphone.
He’s celebrating so many good things.
He releases is first ever LIVE LP called Twenty-Five Live on March 19.
He gets inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame during Canadian Music Week. March 21
He’s a 6 time Juno winner. Will attend the Junos in his hometown of Regina.
17 Maple Blues Awards, including this year’s Entertainer of the Year.
Colin talks openly about his partnership with Stevie Ray Vaughn, who gave him his first break.
And about his time he spend on the streets busking to make ends meet.
In two weeks we talk to
James Hunter
And
Hawksley Workman
 

So Beautiful Paul Simon so beautiful so what
River in Reverse E Costello Alan Toussaint River in reverse
Looking for a plan Harry manx Kevin Breit Strickly Whatever
Ice Age Dr John Locked Down
Joe Turner’s Blues W Marsalis Eric Clapton Play the Blues
Let my love open the door Great Big Sea XX
Good people Great Big Sea XX
Sitting on top of the World Taj Mahal Dancing the Blues
Johnny from the Mountain The Devon Cuddy Band Volume One
Host TDM
32-20 (live) Eric Clapton Tore Down EP
Steady Drivin Man Mink DeVille Return to Magenta
Honey. Where’s the money gone Soloman Burke Nashville
West LA Fadeaway Los Lobos Tin Can Trust
County Jail (live) Eric Clapton Tore Down EP
If I had a boat Lyle Lovett Pontiac
Bad Habit (live() Colin James Twenty-Five Live
Nothing you can do Colin James Twenty-Five Live
Into the Mystic Colin James Twenty five Live