Colin James

Jeff Healey & Colin James Interview – 1989

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Much Music in the 70’s and 80’s was a place of magic, where anything could happen and DID happen.
For Example…
I was able to convince my fellow West coaster Colin James to sit in with Jeff Healey to riff on a couple tunes.
BUT…if they worked my name into the lyrics they got 5 bucks EACH!
This is fine music with a great vibe. I treasure it.
Enjoy!
-TDM

Mulligan Stew February 14th 2015-Colin James Interview

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COLIN JAMES – HEARTS ON FIRE
 
colin james-hearts on fireFor his 16th studio album, Hearts On Fire, Colin James wanted to try something different.
“Making this record with my good friend Colin Linden and such a fantastic veteran rhythm section was an amazing experience,” “I loved working with the team that Colin Linden assembled for me in Nashville,” says James. “George Receli is the longtime drummer from Bob Dylan’s road band and Willie Weeks, the legendary bass player, who’s playing with Donny Hathaway I loved and Reese Wynans, the B3 and piano man of countless sessions.”
 
Colin and I talk about his long time friendship with Colin Linden.  (James was 13. Linden 16)
Colin also talks about why he wanted this release to have more down tempo/heartfelt songs..exactly the kind of song he loves live on stage.
Also reveals the lp should have perhaps been released before the 25 Live release.
Many of the songs co-written with Tom Wilson from Blackie and the Rodeo Kings
Colin James is an inductee in the Canadian Music Hall Of Fame. He has won six Juno Awards including “Male Vocalist of the Year” and the “Best Producer” award for his efforts with The Little Big Band.  He is the recipient of 17 Maple Blues Awards having most recently been honored in 2013 with “Entertainer of the Year”.
 
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 PLAYLIST:

This is The Valentine’s Day Stew TD Mulligan at your audio service Playlist www.mulliganstew.ca
Is this Love? Bob Marley and the Wailers Legend (ReMastered)
Sailing on The Derek Trucks Band Songlines
Harvest Moon (live) Neil Young MTV Unplugged
The Wind Cries Mary Jimi Hendrix Rainy Day Dream Away
This is The Valentine’s Day Stew Playlist www.mulliganstew.ca Coming UP – Colin James Interview
She’s No Lady (live) Lyle Lovett Live in Texas
Joy Lucinda Williams Live at The Filmore
Coming UP on Mulligan Stew The Colin James Interview For Hearts on Fire
Playlist for Mulligan stew www.mulliganstew.ca Next Week Dave GoGo and Harry Manx
The Colin James Interview For Hearts on Fire
Hearts on Fire Colin James Hearts on Fire
The Colin James Interview For Hearts on Fire
Honey Bee Colin James Hearts on Fire
The Colin James Interview For Hearts on Fire
You were never Mine Colin James Hearts on Fire
The Colin James Interview For Hearts on Fire
I wanna Sing Colin James Hearts on Fire
I’m Tore Down Eric Clapton Live EP (Japan)
This is The Valentine’s Day Stew TDMulligan Playlist www.mulliganstew.ca
Heatwave Joan Osborne Standing in the Shadows of Motown
Cannonball Birds of Chicago Birds of Chicago
Mary’s Place Bruce Springsteen The Rising
Dancing in the Street David Bowie & Mick Jagger Nothing has changed
This is The Valentine’s Day Stew TDMulligan Next Week Dave GoGo and Harry Manx
My Valentine (live) Paul McCartney iTunes live from Capitol Studios
Desperado Diana Krall Wallflower
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Blackjack Ray Charles Blues and Jazz
This is The Valentine’s Day Stew TDMulligan Next Week Dave GoGo and Harry Manx
The Weight (live) The Band Rock of Ages
When the World gets small Govt Mule/Steve Winwood Shout
Repo Man Ray Lamontagne & Pariah Dogs God Willin, and the creek don’t rise
This is The Valentine’s Day Stew TDMulligan Next Week Harry Manx and David GoGo
Three Women Jack White Lazaretto
tdmulligan www.mulliganstew.ca Happy Valentine’s Day

 

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

Mulligan Stew June 16th

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We are slowly updating , inputting and reconciling our archives…please check back as we re-build our database of past playlists

This week on Mulligan Stew:


Colin James
 has worn many hats during his long and storied career. When Colin first hit the scene a quarter century ago, he became an instant rock guitar hero, mentored by the legendary Stevie Ray Vaughan. Since then, this iconic Canadian has topped the charts as a pop vocalist, recorded an acclaimed blues album and led the swing revival with his Little Big Band, which he both fronted and produced. He has performed for the Queen, sold multi-platinum many times over and continues to sell out shows coast to coast.  Along the way, he’s written memorable hit songs and given us distinctive covers of timeless classics with his newest album teasing that the best is still yet to come.
This six-time Juno Award winner has come full circle with his latest album, aptly titled Fifteen.  On the verge of 25 years since the release of his debut, this is Colin’s 15th release and it takes this Saskatchewan artist back to his full-blooded rock roots.
Colin James talks with host Terry David Mulligan about working on Fifteen with Ron Sexsmith, Tom Wilson, and Alan Doyle on the next Mulligan Stew, Saturday, June 16 at 7pm.
 
 
 


 

Artist

Song

Album

Trombone Shorty Orleans and Claiborne Orleans and Claiborne
The Meters Cissy Strut On the good foot
Dion Ruby Baby The road Im on
The Band Look Out Cleveland The Band
Fleetwood Mac Lemon Squeeze (live) Shrine 69
Eric Clapton Cant find my way back home Live in the 70’s
Police Don’t stand so close Every breath you take
Bonnie Raitt Used to rule the world Slipstream
Brian Dunn Interview
Brian Dunn Tv’s and radios Tv’s and radios
Neil Young Get a job Americana
Serena Ryder All for love iTunes in Montreal
Chuck Leavell Wish me well Back to the Woods
Colin James Interview
Colin James Finally wrote a song for you Fifteen
Alan Doyle Testify Boy on Bridge
Colin James Sweets gone sour Fifteen
Colin James Oh Well Fifteen
Colin James No time to get there Fifteen
Joan Osborne Shake your hips Bring it on home
Rory Block Steady Freddy Shake em on down
Jon Cleary Occapella Occapella
Spencer Davis Gimme some lovin Best of Steve Winwood
Beatles Lady Madonna #1’s
Tower of Power I thank you 40th Anniversary
Righteous Bros My Babe ReUnion
Memphis town Back to the Woods