with Steve Fruitman
#82
July 13, 2015
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It Won't Be Long Now
Hour
One: Hear this show now
Hour
Two: Hear this show now
Hour One
1.
Dale Bradley: Toast To An Island *
2.
Don Cochrane: Water To Wine *
3.
Ed McCurdy: Pay Day At Cold Creek *
4.
A Frank Willis: To All The Unemployed (A Frank Willis) *
5.
Peter & Mary: Shake The Dust ( *
6.
Eleanor Townsend: Blackberry Quadrille / Harvey Jig / Harvester’s Jig (Trad)*
7.
The Dumptrucks: Pense Swing *
8.
Ronnie Hawkins: The Tale of Floyd Collins *
9.
Marcel Meilleur & The Red River Echos: Snow-Shoe Reel *
10. The
Humber River Valley Boys: My Sweet Blue Eyed Darlin’ *
11. Ken
Davidson: Rideau River Waltz
12. Donald
Woodcock: Punky’s Reel
13. Stan
Rogers: Northwest Passage (Stan Rogers) *
14. Hank
Snow: Squid Jiggin’ Grounds (Arthur Scammel) *
15. Stompin’
Tom Connors: Handyman Blues (T C Connors) *
16. Mac
Beattie & Ottawa Valley Melodiers: Back In The Packenham Hills (Mac
Beattie) *
17. Juliette:
Oh Lonesome Me (Don Gibson) *
Hour Two
1.
Lovin’ Spoonful: Summer In The City (John Sebastian)
2.
Alan Rhody: Another Texas Saturday Night (Alan Rhody)
3.
Seth Rigs: Calgary, Heart of the Golden West (Wilf Carter) *
4.
Tom Russell: US Steel (Tom Russell)
5.
Kevin Head: Everybody Needs A Back Yard to Return To (Kevin Head) *
6.
Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels: Jenny Take A Ride
7.
Gordon Lightfoot: Spin Spin Spin (Gordon Lightfoot) *
8.
The Razorbacks: Scariest Night of my Life *
9.
The Rolling Stones: Heart of Stone (Jagger / Richards)
10. Suzie
Quatro: I Wanna Be Your Man
11. Paul
Butterfield Blues Band: Born Under A Bad Sign (Albert King)
12 Queen:
Sheer Heart Attack
13. James
Gang: Woman (Joe Walsh)
14. Pink
Floyd: Obscurred by Clouds
15. The
Beatles: It Won’t Be Long (Lennon / McCartney)
Hour One
Talk
1.
Dale Bradley: Toast To An Island (Kevin Rowsell)*
45 Single:
BelAir Records – BA 214
NL
Produced
by Bob Cousins- 1984
2.
Don Cochrane: Water To Wine (Doug Ballard) *
45 Single:
Canuck Records – C76-6
Kingston
ON
Produced
by Dave Todd – 1979
Inducted into Ottawa Valley CM Hall of Fame - 2005
3.
Ed McCurdy: Pay Day At Cold Creek (Trad) *
Let’s
Sing Out: Capri Records – 507
Halifax
NS
Produced
- 1956
Ed McCurdy
(b. Franklin, Pennsylvania January 11, 1919 – March 23, 2000)
Moved
to Toronto briefly 1948 to host CBC radio program before returning to New
York
Permanently
moved to Canada mid-80s – Halifax.
4.
A Frank Willis: To All The Unemployed (A Frank Willis / H David / A Hammond)
*
45 Single:
Hare Records – AFW 001
Dover
NL
Produced
by Albert McDonald – 1978
d. Edmonton AB – Feb 2011
5.
Peter & Mary: Shake The Dust (Alan McRae) *
Peter
& Mary and Friends: Sam Cat Records – WRC1 601
Hampton
NB
Peter
Jansen: guitars, banjo, vocal
Mary
Kingsley: guitar, vocal
Peter
Willsher: steel, guitar
Alan
Lucie: bass
Rod
Windram: drums
Jose
Garcia: castanets
Produced
– circa 1977
Talk
6.
Eleanor Townsend: Blackberry Quadrille / Harvey Jig / Harvester’s Jig (Trad)*
Golden
Days: Condor Records – 977-1490
Barrie
ON
Eleanor
Townsend: fiddle
Ken
Ducharme: bass
Julie
Schryer: piano
Produced
by Graham Townsend – 1983
Recorded
at Ernie King’s Studio, Wingham ON
7.
Bob Evans With The Dumptrucks: Pense Swing (Bob Evans) *
Air Mail
Special: CBC – LM 445
Saskatoon
SK
Bob
Evans: banjo, mandolin
Barry
Simmons: drums
Mike
Taylor: guitar
Michael
Miller: bass
Produced
by Paul Mills – 1977
Recorded
by Jim Rogers
Mastered
at JAMF August 15, 1977
8.
Ronnie Hawkins: The Tale of Floyd Collins (Hoffman / Manning) *
45 Single:
Roulette Records – 4231
Peterborough
ON
Produced
- 1960
In 1960,
several decades after the fact, Hawkins, a cousin of rockabilly pioneer
Dale Hawkins, released this topical song about the 1925 death of cave explorer
Floyd Collins who became trapped 55 feet underground in what is now part
of Mammoth Cave National Park just outside of Cave City, Kentucky.
Collins got stuck while exploring and though rescue teams worked around
the clock to try to save him, they were ulimately unsuccessful and after
14 hellish days Collins succumbed to exposure, thirst and starvation.
The
story of the rescue operation was a national sensation and inspired one
of country music's earliest stars, Vernon Dalhart, to record The Death
Of Floyd Collins in the months after Collins' death.
9.
Marcel Meilleur & The Red River Echos: Snow-Shoe Reel (Trad) *
At / Au
Festival du Voyageur: Sunshine Records – SSBLP – 417
Fisher
Branch, MB
Marcel
Meilleur: violin
Irwin
Wall: guitar
Ron
Halderson: bass
Joe
MacKintosh: piano
Roland
Dandeneau: drums
Produced
by Ness Michaels – circa 1980
Recorded
by John Hildebrand at Century 21 Studios, Winnipeg
(1930 – 2007)
10.
The Humber River Valley Boys: My Sweet Blue Eyed Darlin’ (Bill Monroe)
*
They Said
It Shouldn’t Be Done!: Boot Records – BBG 610
Toronto
ON
Randy
Hill: mandolin, dobro, vocals
Larry
Smith: guitar, vocals
Eric
Jackson: bass, vocals
Brian
Pickell: banjo, vocals
Don
Thurston: fiddle, vocals
Produced
by Denis LePage – 1980
Recorded
at Evolution 2000, Bramalea ON
11.
Ken Davidson: Rideau River Waltz (Ken Davidson)
Spotlight
On Guitar with Ken Davidson: Banff / Rodeo Records – RBS 1070
Halifax
NS
Produced
by George I Taylor – 1961
born
in Halifax, Nova Scotia on October 9, 1924 - passed away in 2001. He is
buried in Dartsmouth
At
sixteen, he began playing the Hawaiian guitar and went on to study at Acadia
University where he perfected his style with the Spanish guitar. He later
included classical and jazz in his repertoire and also became an accomplished
fiddle and banjo player.
In
the 1940's and 1950s, Ken worked as an announcer for local radio stations
in the Maritimes
While
working as a radio announcer with CBG in Gander, Newfoundland Ken met the
CFRA Happy Wanderers on one of their Wilf Carter cross-Canada tours. He
was offered the lead guitarist position by Ken Reynolds, the band's manager,
and in 1956 Ken and his family moved to Ottawa, Ontario where the band
was based. This popular country band consisted of Joe Brown, Ward Allen,
Bob King, Vince Lebeau and Ron Sparling. Played with this band for over
10 yrs.
Released
4 LPs of guitar music. During the 1960s and 1970s, in Ottawa, Ken operated
theKen Davidson Guitar Studios
Rerurned
to Halifax for good in the late 70s
Talk
12.
Donald Woodcock: Punky’s Reel (Donald Woodcock)
New York
State Old Tyme Fiddlers Association Volume V: NRS-110
Rensselaer
Falls NY
Donald
Woodcock: fiddle
Eleanor
& Graham Townsend
Nicole
Lacaille
Ray
Blowers
Diana
Clamens bonner
Donna
& Duane Perry
Produced
by New York State Old Tyme Fiddlers Association – 1981
Recorded
by Mark Monaco live in the campgrounds of Cedar Pine, Osceola, NY
13.
Stan Rogers: Northwest Passage (Stan Rogers) *
Northwest
Passage: Fogertys Cove Music FCM 004
Ancaster
ON
Stan
Rogers, vocals
Garnet
Rogers: vocals
David
Alan Eadie: vocals
Chris
Crilly: vocals
Produced
by Paul Mills 1981
Recorded
by Declan ODoherty at Springfield Sound, October 1980
Mixed
at Springfield Sound by Paul Mills and Declan ODoherty
Mastered
by George Graves at Lacquer Channel, Toronto
Talk
14.
Hank Snow: Squid Jiggin’ Grounds (Arthur Scammel) *
The Singing
Ranger: Bear Family Records - BCD 15476-3
Nashville,
USA
Produced
by Steve Sholes and Chet Atkins
Re-Issue
Produced by Richard Weize - 1990
Mastered
by Jörg Siemer
http://www.hanksnow.com
15.
Stompin’ Tom Connors: Handyman Blues (T C Connors) *
At The
Gumboot Clogeroo: Boot Records - BOS 7180
Halton
Hills, ON
Tom
Connors: all instruments
David
Zdriluk: bass
Produced
by Dr. Tom Connors - 1977
http://www.stompintom.com
16.
Mac Beattie & Ottawa Valley Melodiers: Back In The Packenham Hills
(Mac Beattie) *
Mr. Ottawa
Valley: Banff Roedo RBS 5333
Arnprior
ON
Reg
Hill: fiddle
Mac
Beattie: vocal, drums
Gaetan
Fairfield: guitar
Jim
Mayhew: piano
Gordon
Summers: lead guitar
George
Courschesne: bass
Produced
by Ralph Carlson 1970
Recorded
at Carlsound Studios, Ottawa
Talk
17.
Juliette: Oh Lonesome Me (Don Gibson) *
Juliettes'
Country Worlds: RCA Camden / CBC - CAS-2341
Vancouver
BC
Laurie
Bower Singers
Produced
by Dave Bird - circa 1968
Hour Two
1.
Lovin’ Spoonful: Summer In The City (J Sebastian / S Boone)
Best of
the Lovin' Spoonful: Kama Sutra Records - KSBS 2608-2
New York
City
John
Sebastian: guitar, vocals
Zal
Yanovsky: lead guitar
Steve
Boone: bass
Joe
Butler: drums
Produced
by Eric Jacobsen - 1966
Recorded
by Val Valentin
Talk
2.
Alan Rhody: Another Texas Saturday Night (Alan Rhody
/ Byron Stoehr / Sonny Throckmorton)
Stop The
Rain: Headless Horseman Records – AR-01
Nashville
TN
Alan
Rhody: acoustic guitar, vocals
Mark
Paden: acoustic guitar
Michael
Rhodes: bass
Clay
Caire: drums
John
Probst: piano
Tommy
Williams: violin
Produced
by Don Cook & Alan Rhody – 1980
Recorded
by Barry Burton & Tom Knox at Tree Studios, Nashville
Mastered
by Masterfonics, Nashville
3.
Seth Rigs: C-A-L-G-A-R-Y, Heart of the Golden West (Wilf Carter) *
45 Single:
C.A.S. – CAS100
Calgary
AB
Produced
BY Lou Prohut- 1969
This is a souvenir recording of the Calgary Stampede
4.
Tom Russell: US Steel (Tom Russell)
Road To
Bayamon: Stony Plain / Philo - SPL 1117
Los Angeles,
CA
Tom
Russell V
Andrew
Hardin, G, Perc
Fats
Kaplin, PS, G, F, Acc
Billy
Troiani, LG
Charles
Caldarola, D
Produced
by Tom Russell, Andrew Hardin & Charles Caldarola 1987
Recorded
at Bell Studios, Oslo, Norway by Ingar Helgesen and Kai Andersen
http://tomrussell.com/
Talk
5.
Kevin Head: Everybody Needs A Back Yard to Return To (Kevin Head) *
No Frills:
Shellout Records 50-101
Kingston
ON / Ketch Harbour NS
Kevin
Head: guitar, vocals
Bruce
Chapman: piano
Jinx
ONeil: bass
Ron
Doug Parks, drums
Ken
Pearson: organ
Scott
MacMillan: guitar
Dave
MacIssac: guitar
Wade
Brown: guitar
Kate
McGarrigle: banjo, accordion
Louis
Benoit: mandolin
Gordon
Stobbe: fiddle
Chaim
Tannenbaum: harmonica
Dick
Snook: sax
Produced
by Kevin Head 1974
Recorded
by Al Feeny and Lindsay Kidd at Audio Atlantic Studios, Halifax
Mixed
by Kevin Head & Ken Pearson
mailto:
kevin@kevinhead.ca
6.
Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels: Jenny Take A Ride (Crewe / Johnson
/ Penniman)
Greatest
Hits: Roulette Records SR 59020
Detroit
MI
Mitch
Ryder
Johnny
Bee
Jim
McCallister
Jim
McCarty
Joe
Kubert
Produced
by Bob Crewe 1965
7.
Gordon Lightfoot: Spin Spin (G Lightfoot) *
45 rpm
single: United Artists - UA 50055
Produced
by John Court - 1966
http://gordonlightfoot.com/
8.
The Razorbacks: Scariest Night of my Life (T Kenny) *
Go To
Town: Other Peoples Music - TJD-2102
Toronto
ON
Tony
Kenny - Joe Myke - Don Dekouchay
Produced
by Chris Spedding - 1988
Recorded
at Wellesly Sound, Toronto by Tod Cutler
9.
The Rolling Stones: Heart of Stone (Jagger / Richards)
45 Single:
London Records – L 9725
London
UK
Mick
Jagger: lead, bg vocals
Keith
Richards: rhythm guitar, solo
Brian
Jones: low tuned guitar
Bill
Wyman: bass, bg vocals
Charlie
Watts: drums
Jack
Nitzsche: tambourine, piano
Produced
by Andrew Loog Oldham - 1964
Talk
10.
Suzie Quatro: I Wanna Be Your Man (Lennon / McCartney)
Suzi Quatro:
Bell Records 1302
Michigan
US
Suzi
Quatro - Bass, Lead Vocals
Len
Tuckey - Guitar, Slide Guitar, Backing Vocals
Alastair
McKenzie - Electric Piano, Grand Piano, Mellotron, Backing Vocals
Dave
Neal - Drums, Backing Vocals
Produced
by Mike Chapman and Nicky Chinn 1973
Recorded
by Pete Coleman at Audio International Studio, London
Mastered
by Chris Blair
11.
Paul Butterfield Blues Band: Born Under A Bad Sign (B T Jones)
The Resurrection
of Pigboy Crabshaw: Elektra EKS 74015
Chicago,
IL
Paul
Butterfield: Harmonica, vocal
Elvin
Bishop: guitar
Mark
Naftalin: keys
Bugsy
Maugh: bass
Gene
Dinwiddie: tenor sax
Dave
Sanborne: alto sax
Keith
Johnson: trumpet
Produced
by John Court December 1967
12 Queen:
Sheer Heart Attack (Roger Taylor)
News of
the World: Elektra Records – 6E 112
London
UK
John
Deacon: bass
Brian
May: guitar, bg vocals
Freddie
Mercury: vocals, piano
Roger
Taylor: drums, bg vocals
Produced
by Queen with Mike Stone – 1977
Recorded
by Mike Stone
6th album.
13.
James Gang: Woman (Jim Fox / Dale Peters / Joe Walsh)
Rides
Again: ABC / Dunhill Records ABC S-711
Cleveland
OH
Joe
Walsh, guitars, keys, vocals
Jim
Fox, drums
Dale
Peters, bass
Produced
by Bill Szymczyk 1970
Recorded
by Bill Szymczyk and Llyllianne Duma, Jike Stone, Stan Agol @ The Record
Plant, NYC
Mastered
at Artisan Sound Recorders
14.
Pink Floyd: Obscurred by Clouds (Roger Waters / Dave Gilmore)
Obscurred
by Clouds: Harvest Records – ST 11078
London
UK
Roger
Waters: bass
Dave
Gilmore: guitars
Rick
Wright: keys
Nick
Mason: drums
Produced
by Pink Floyd – 1972
Recorded
at Strawberry Studios, Château d'Hérouville, Hérouville,
Île-de-France, France
7th
studio album
based
on their soundtrack for the French film La Vallée, by Barbet Schroeder
Talk
15.
The Beatles: It Won’t Be Long (Lennon / McCartney)
Beatlemania:
Capitol Records of Canada 6000 Series T 6051
Liverpool
UK
John
Lennon: guitar
George
Harrison: lead guitar
Paul
McCartney: bass
Ringo
Starr: drums
Produced
by George Martin
Recorded
at Abby Road Studio 2, London UK by Norman Smith
First
Published in Canada November 1963
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