Hour One

1.   Atom Division: Requiem For Red Smith (Atom Division) – 2010 *
2.   Jimmy Bowskill Band: Sin’s A Good Man’s Brother (Mark Farner) – 2013 *
3.   The Rascals: You Better Run (Felix Cavaliere / Eddie Brigati) - 1966
4.   John Fogerty: Saw It On TV (John Fogerty) 1985
5.   Horn: Free All My Brothers And Sisters (Gary Hynes / Bruce Burron) - 1972 *
6.   Giles, Giles & Fripp: Passages of Time (Robert Fripp) – 1968
7.   Manteca: Saturna (Henry Heilig / Aaron Davis) - 1982 *
8.   King Crimson: The Howler (Lyrics – Adrian Belew / Music – King Crimson) – 1982
9.   Bob Dylan: One More Cup of Coffee (Bob Dylan) – 1975
10. Gordon Lightfoot: Second Cup of Coffee (Gordon Lightfoot) - 1972 *
11. David Celia: Drunken Yoga (David Celia) - 2015 *
12. Daniel Lanois: Where The Hawkwind Kills (Daniel Lanois) 1989 *

CanCon = 58.3%

Hour Two

1.   Count Five: Psychotic Reaction (Craig Atkinson, John Byrne, Roy Chaney, Ken Ellner, John Michalski) 1966
2.   Vanilla Fudge: She’s Not There (Rod Argent / Al Gallico) - 1967
3.   49th Parallel: You Do Things (49th Parallel) - 1967 *
4.   West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band: Help I’m A Rock (Frank Zappa) - 1967
5.   Flying Mountain: Wilderness Man (Satoru Suttles) – 1978 *
6.   Humble Pie: I Don’t Need No Doctor (Nick Ashford / Valerie Simpson / Jo Armstead) - 1971
7.   New Riders of the Purple Sage: I Don’t Need No Doctor (Nick Ashford/Valerie Simpson/Jo Armstead) 1972
8.   James & The Good Brothers: Rainmaker (Harry Nillson) - 1970 *
9.   Kate & Anna McGarrigle: Side of Fries (Kate McGarrigle / Philippe Tartarcheff) - 1978 *
10. Brian Eno: Strange Light (Brian Eno) 1978
11. Alan Parsons Project: Winding Me Up (Alan Parsons) 1979
12. The Turtles: Rugs of Wood and Flowers (Howard Kaylan / Al Nichol) - 1967
13. Lester Lanin’s Orchestra: Guitar Boogie Twist (A Smith) – 1961

CanCon = 30.7%

Total CanCon = 44.5%

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And Now For The Particulars

Hour One

1.   Atom Division: Requiem For Red Smith (Smith / Feschuk / Atom Division)
Atom Division 45: Royal Mountain Records – RMR002
Toronto ON
Dave Feschuk: guitar, vocal
Vince Rice: drums
Dean Baxter: bass
Dylan Green
Produced by James Bunton & Scott Remila – 2010
Recorded by James Bunton & Scott Remila at 99 Armstrong, Toronto
Mastered by Bryan Martin at Sonosphere

Band Named as an homage to sports and science. Dave Feschuk has been a sports columnist at the Toronto Star since 2003, mostly concentrating on the Toronto Maple Leafs.

2.   Jimmy Bowskill Band: Sin’s A Good Man’s Brother (Mark Farner)
Back Number: Ruf Records RUF 2008
Toronto ON
Jimmy Bowskill: guitar, piano, trumpet, vocals
Ian McKeown: bass, trombone, vocals
Dan Reiff: drums, vocals
Produced & mixed by Brian Moncarz and the Jimmy Bowskill Band 2013
Recorded by Wayne Cochrane & Kevin Dietz at Metalworks Studios, Toronto & Rattlebox North
Mastered by Joe Lambert at Joe Lambert Mastering, Brookly NY

b. Bailieboro ON Sept 16, 1990
first played on stage at the age of eleven at Jeff Healey's club in Toronto
Recorded first LP at age 13.
2005 won Maple Blues Award as "Best New Artist of the Year
2015 Bowskill joined Canadian rock band The Sheepdogs playing lead, rhythm & pedal steel guitar

Mark Fredrick Farner (born September 29, 1948 Flint MI) is an American singer, guitarist and songwriter, best known as the lead singer and lead guitarist for Grand Funk Railroad, and later as a contemporary Christian musician.

3.   The Rascals: You Better Run (Felix Cavaliere / Eddie Brigati)
Time Peace – The Rascals Greatest Hits: Atlantic Records – SD 8190
Garfield NJ
Eddie Brigati: vocal
Felix Cavaliere: keys, bass, vocal
Gene Cornish: guitar
Dino Danelli: drums
Dave Brigati: bg vocals
Produced by Arif Mardin & Tom Dowd – 1966
Compilation Album produced by The Rascals – 1968
Recorded by Tom Dowd, Adrian Barber, Chris Huston & Roy Cicola

initially known as The Young Rascals to appease The Harmonica Rascals who objected to the name Rascals
first television performance was on the program Hullabaloo on 27 February 1965
You Better Run covered in 1980 by Pat Benatar
Time Peace topped the U.S. album chart and became the group's best-selling album.

4.   John Fogerty: Saw It On TV (John Fogerty)
Centerfield: Warner Brothers – 92-52031
Berkeley CA
John Fogerty: all instruments, vocals
Produced by John Fogerty – 1985
Recorded by Jeffrey Norman & Mark Slagle at The Plant Studios, Sausalito CA
Mastered by Bobby Hata at K-Disc Mastering, Hollywood

John Cameron Fogerty (born May 28, 1945)
This album, Fogerty’s 3rd solo effort,  went double platinum – first album in 9 yrs.
Started off in the late 1950s as Tommy Fogerty and the Blue Velvets which eventually became CCR by 1967 after he served 2 yrs military service.

5.   Horn: Free All My Brothers And Sisters (Gary Hynes / Bruce Burron)
On The Peoples Side: Special Records (GRT) 9230-1028
Toronto ON
Les Clackett, vocals
Bruce Burron, guitar
Gary Hynes, guitar
Alan Duffy, bass
David deLaunay, keys
Wayne Jackson, trumpet
Billy Bryans, drums
Produced by Alan Duffy, Billy Bryans and Horn – 1972
Recorded and mixed by Brock Fricker at Thunder Sound Studios, Toronto

Didnt stay together too long. This is their only vinyl output.
Billy Bryans left to go into Government; Wayne Jackson went to Downchild

6.   Giles, Giles & Fripp: Passages of Time (Robert Fripp)
The Brondesbury Road Tapes: Vinyl Lovers Records 900693
Winbourn - Bournemouth , Dorset UK
Judy Dyble: lead vocal
Peter Giles: bass
Michael Giles: drums
Robert Fripp: guitar
Ian McDonald: rhythm guitar, piano, bg vocals
Produced by Giles, Giles & Fripp 1968
Recorded by the band in their home studio, Brondesbury Road, London

Recorded 1968 in front room of 93a Brondesbury Road NW6 on a Revox F36 Stereo tape recorder, sure mics, a mixer, headphones.
First produced commercially 2001
Giles Bros began playing in Bournemouth 1961 in several local bands that played 1,134 gigs in 7 yrs
Time in Trendsetters backed Bo Diddley, Drifters, Gene vincent etc & recorded 45s
1967 started new group sought keyboardist but got Robert Fripp instead moved to London
1968 backed Judy Dibble ex Fairport Con and asked her to Brondesbury Rd to record with them thru her they met Ian Mcdonald who introduced them to Pete Sinfield
They spent a year writing & recording but never gigged as a band
Released their only studio album November 68: The Cheerful Insanity of

7.   Manteca: Saturna (Henry Heilig / Aaron Davis)
Manteca: Ready Records – LR 017
Toronto ON
Henry Heilig: bass
Matt Zimbel: congas, percussion
Aaron Davis: keys
Earl Leader: timbales, percussion
Mike Sloski: drums
John Johnson: saxes
Kirk MacDonald: saxes
Herb Koffman: trumpet, flugelhorn
Wayne Baker: trumpet, flugelhorn
Produced by Chad Irschick – 1982
Recorded at Inception Sound Studios, Toronto by Chad Irschick & Danny Greenspoon
Mastered by Peter Norman at McClear Place, Toronto

formed by percussionist Matt Zimbel and bassist Henry Heillig in 1979.
received a Juno award in 1989 for Instrumental Artist of the Year
Have recorded 11 albums

8.   King Crimson: The Howler (Lyrics – Adrian Belew / Music – King Crimson)
Beat: Warner Brothers / EG Music – 92-36921
London UK
Adrian Belew: guitar, lead vocal
Robert Fripp: guitar, organ, Frippertronics
Tony Levin: stick, bass, bg vocal
Bill Bruford: drums
Produced by Rhett Davies – 1982

refers to the Beat poem Howl by Allen Ginsberg
 

9.   Bob Dylan: One More Cup of Coffee (Bob Dylan)
Desire: Columbia Records – PC 33893
Duluth MN
Bob Dylan: rhythm guitar, harmonica, vocal
EmmyLou Harris: bg vocal
Rob Stoner: bass, bg vocal
Scarlet Rivera: violin
Howard Wyeth: drums
Produced by Don DeVito – 1975
Stan Kalina – mastering
Don Meehan – engineering

Liner Notes by Allen Ginsberg released on January 5, 1976
Dylan spotted Scarlet Rivera walking with her violin in the case. He stopped to converse with Rivera and invited her to his rehearsal studio
Covered by The White Stripes on their debut LP. Also covered by Roger McGuinn and Calexico for the 2007 film I'm Not There and Robert Plant on Dreamland.  Nina Hagen released a version with German lyrics on her 2011 album Volksbeat

10. Gordon Lightfoot: Second Cup of Coffee (Gordon Lightfoot)
Don Quixote: Reprise – MS 2056
Orillia / Toronto, ON
Red Shea - guitar, dobro
Terry Clements - acoustic guitar
Rick Haynes - bass
Gordon Lightfoot - guitar, vocals
Bob Thompson - string arrangements
Produced by Lenny Waronker - 1972
Recorded and Mixed and Mastered by Lee Herschberg, Los Angeles CA
http://gordonlightfoot.com/

11. David Celia: Drunken Yoga (David Celia)
Double Mind: Seedling Music 088907212580
Toronto
David Celia: guitars, vocals
Jay Swinnerton: piano
Cleave Anderson: drums
Joan Besen: Wukrlitzer
Tim Jackson: bass
Tim Jackson, Liz Abbot: bg vocals
Produced by David Celia – 2015
Recorded at House of Miracles
Mastered by Andy Magoffin at The House of Miracles

12. Daniel Lanois: Where The Hawkwind Kills (Daniel Lanois)
Acadie: Opal / WB - 92 59691
Hamilton, ON
Daniel Lanois guitar (steel, electric and acoustic), bass, vocals, omnichord
Mason Ruffner:  guitar
Malcolm Burn keyboards, guitars, backing vocals Tony Hall  bass
Willie Green  drums
Produced by Daniel Lanois 1989
Recorded by Malcolm Burn and Mark Howard, New Orleans LA
Additional Recording at Brian Enos Wilderness Studio, UK
Mixed by Malcolm Burn & Daniel Lanois w Mark Howard
Mastered by Greg Calbi at Sterling Sound, NYC
http://www.daniellanois.com/

Hour Two

1.   Count Five: Psychotic Reaction (Craig Atkinson, John Byrne, Roy Chaney, Ken Ellner, John Michalski)
Psychotic Reaction: Double Shot  - DSM 1001
San Jose CA
John "Sean" Byrne - vocals, rhythm guitar
John "Mouse" Michalski - fuzz guitar
Craig "Butch" Atkinson - drums
Kenn Ellner - harmonica
Roy Chaney - fender bass guitar
Produced by Hal Winn, Joseph Hooven - 1965

In late 1964, Irish-born guitarist John "Sean" Byrne was sitting in a Health Education class in his freshman year at San Jose City College in California, learning about psychosis and neurosis. His friend Ron Lamb leaned over and whispered: "You know what would be a great name for a song? Psychotic Reaction!". Byrne had been writing a tune in his head that day, and used the title to finish it, with the entire band given writing credit. PR was released as a single two times: on February 1965 with a local success, and on July 1966. The Band were known for wearing Count Dracula-style capes when playing live. They were all teenagers at the time. This was their only hit. They broke up 1969.

2.   Vanilla Fudge: She’s Not There (Rod Argent / Al Gallico) 1967
Vanilla Fudge: Atco Records – SD 33-224
Long Island NY
Tim Bogert – bass, vocals
Mark Stein – lead vocals, keyboards
Vince Martell – guitar, vocals
Carmine Appice – drums, vocals
Produced by Shadow Morton – 1967
Recorded by Joe Veneri & Bill Stahl

Originally recorded by The Zombies 1964. Also recorded by Montreal’s Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush covered it instrumentally on the 2004 Real Live album.

3.   49th Parallel: You Do Things (49th Parallel)
49th Parallel - Singles: Lion LP-144
Calgary AB
Dennis Abbott (vocal)
Dan Lowe (guitar)
Bob Carlson (guitar)
Dave Petch (organ)
Mick Woodhouse (bass)
Terry Bare (drums)
Produced by Chuck Williams & Don Grashey – 1967
LP Produced 2014

4.   West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band: Help I’m A Rock (Frank Zappa)
Part One: Reprise Records Germany REP 54 108
Los Angeles CA
Bob Markley (vocals)
Shaun Harris (bass)
Danny Harris (guitar, vocals)
Michael Lloyd (guitar, vocals)
Ron Morgan (guitar)
John Ware (Drums)
Produced by Bob Markley and Jimmy Bowen 1967
Recorded by Lee Herschberg at a home studio

formed in 1966, intended to parallel that being developed on the east coast by Andy Warhol and the Velvet Underground.
Broke up in 71

5.   Flying Mountain: Wilderness Man (Satoru Suttles)
Earth & Sky: Musicfrolicus Records – GAS-102
Vancouver BC
Dan Ruben, violin, bouzouki, mandolin, guitar
Satoru Suttles, guitar, bodhran, percussion
Rawn Mongovius, bass guitar, flute
Ferguson Neville, culcimer, harmonica, congas, percussion
Andy Grafitti, drums
Holly Denny, Susanne Morgan, Karen Parton bg vocals
Produced by Flying Mountain, Simon Garber & Larry Robbins – 1978
Recorded by Simon Garber at The Golden Age Sonic Lab, Vancouver
http://www.blueislandrecords.com/flyingmountain/band.html

formed in 1976 – recorded 2 LPs
Mostly performed at folk clubs & festivals in Western Canada
Have reformed a few times so are still active

6.   Humble Pie: I Don’t Need No Doctor (Nick Ashford / Valerie Simpson / Jo Armstead)
Formula 30: Polytel Records – 816-465
Moreton UK
Steve Marriott - guitar, vocals, keyboards, harmonica
Peter Frampton - guitar, vocals, keyboards
Greg Ridley - bass, vocals, guitar
Jerry Shirley - drums, keyboards
Produced by Glyn Johns & Humble Pie - 1971

7.   New Riders of the Purple Sage: I Don’t Need No Doctor (Nick Ashford/Valerie Simpson/Jo Armstead)
Powerglide: Columbia KC 31284
East Palo Alto, CA
John Dawson, guitars
David Nelson, lead guitar, vocal
Dave Torbert, bass
Buddy Cage, pedal steel
Spencer Dryden, drums
Nicky Hopkins, piano
Produced by Steve Barncard and New Riders - 1972
Recorded by John Fiore and George Beauregard at Wally Heiders, San Francisco
Mastered by Bob McCloud at Artisan Sound, Hollywood

8.   James & The Good Brothers: Rainmaker (Harry Nilson) 1970 *
James & The Good Brothers: Columbia Records C 30889
Richvale, ON
Bruce Good: autoharp, vocals
Brian Good: guitar
James Ackroyd: guitar
Produced by Betty Cantor w/ James Ackroyd, Bruce & Brian Good – 1970
Recorded bu Bob Matthews adm Betty Cantor at Alembic, San Francisco & Eastern Sound, Toronto

9.   Kate & Anna McGarrigle: Side of Fries (Kate McGarrigle / Philippe Tartarcheff)
Pronto Monto: Warner Brothers – BSK 3248
Montreal QC
Kate McGarrigle: vocal, accordion
Anna McGarrigle: vocal, accordion, piano
Bernard Purdie: drums
Gordon Edwards: bass
Jon Sholle: slide guitar
David Nichtern: guitar
Kenny Pearson: clavinet
David Woodford: soprano sax
Kenny Kosek: fiddle
George Devens: percussion
Produced by David Nichtern – 1978
Recorded by Elliot Scheiner, Arthur Friedman, Tony Sciarotta & Tom Seufert
Recorded at Sunset Sound Recorders, LA; A&R Studios, NYC; Automated Sound, NYC; Redwing Sound LA
Mastered by Mike Reese at The Mastering Lab, LA

10. Brian Eno: Strange Light (Brian Eno)
Music For Films: Polygram / Editions EG – EGED 105
Woodbridge, Suffolk,  UK
Brian Eno: keys
Fred Firth: electric guitar
Rhett Davies: trumpet
Produced by Brian Eno & Rhett Davies - 1978

11. Alan Parsons Project: Winding Me Up (Alan Parsons)
Eve: Arista Records – AL 9504
London UK
Chris Rainbow: vocal
Bass – David Paton
Drums and Percussion – Stuart Elliott
Acoustic and Electric Guitars – Ian Bairnson
Keyboards – Eric Woolfson; Duncan Mackay
Miscellaneous Instrumental Contributions by Alan Parsons; Eric Woolfson
Backing Vocals – Chris Rainbow; David Paton
Orchestra – The Orchestra Of The Munich Chamber Opera
Produced by Alan Parsons – 1979
Recorded by Alan Parsons at Super Bear Studios, London
Mastered by Wally Traugott (N Amer Version)

12. The Turtles: Rugs of Wood and Flowers (Howard Kaylan / Al Nichol)
Happy Together: White Whale Records – V 1801
Los Angeles CA
Howard Kaylan: vocal
Al Nichol: lead guitar, vocal
Jim Tucker: rhythm guitar
Mark Volman: special effects, vocal
John Barbata: drums
Jim Pons: bass, vocal
Produced by Joe Wissert – 1967
Recorded at Sunset Sound, Hollywood by Bruce Botnick; Sound Recorders, Hollywood by Armin Steiner

13. Lester Lanin’s Orchestra: Guitar Boogie Twist (A Smith)
Twistin In High Society Epic LN 3825
New York City
Produced by Jim Foglesong – 1961

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