Side A
1. Chris Lingenberg & Village Polka Band: Helena Polka – *
2. Village S.T.O.P.: North Country – 1969 *
3. James Hill: The Village Belle – 2014 *
4. FM: Slaughter in Robot Village – 1978 *
5. Chalk Circle: Village – 1987 *
6. Oliver Schroer: December 16 – Shooting Star – 1993 *
7. Stompin’ Tom Connors: May The Millwright’s Daughter – 1968 *
8. Steve with Possibly (Positively) Stompin’: May The Millwright’s Daughter – 1990 *
9. Billy MacInnis: Duke Neilson Jig – 1983 *
10. Mac & Bonnie Beattie: Dad And Daughter – 1975 *
11. Loretta Cormier: Coal Miner’s Daughter – 1986 *
11. Herman’s Hermits: Mrs Brown You’ve Got A Lovely Daughter – 1965
12. Screaming Lord Sutch: Dracula’s Daughter – 1969
13. Ron Hynes, Jim Payne, John White: OId Brown’s Daughter - 1978 *
12. Bobby Edwards: High On Life – 1987 *
Vintage Voices w Laura Gillis & DJ Kathy
13. Patty LaBelle: Lady Marmalade / Claire de Lune
14. The Sou’Westers: Fisherman’s Daughter – 1958 *
Side B
1. Daniel Lanois: Ice – 1989 *
2. Corin Raymond: Hamilton – 2019 *
3. Diana Krall w Hamilton Jazz Orch: What Are You Doing New Years Eve – 2005 *
4. The Arkells: Years In The Making – 2021 *
5. Terra Lightfoot: Never Will – 2015 *
6. Les Freres Labri: Trois brandy – 1993 *
7. Junkhouse: This Old Man’s (Too Drunk To Drive) – 1993 *
8. Gentle Touch: Visitor’s Parking Only – 1966 *
9. Blackie & Rodeo Kings: Land Of The Living – 2017 *
10. Crowbar: Newspaper Song – 1972 *
11. Ben Mink: Talk Is Cheap – 1980 *
12. Rita Chiarelli: Our Love Is Over – 1978 *
13. George Hamilton IV: The Shores of PEI – 1977
14. King Biscuit Boy: Blue Light Boogie – 1989 *
15. Crowbar: Let The Four Winds Blow – 1970 *
16. Bill Bruford Earthworks: Thud – 1987
17. Ragged Edges: Why Don’t You – 1966 *
CanCon* = 91%
And Now for The Particulars
Side A
1. Chris Lingenberg & The Village Polka Band: Helena Polka
(Trad)
Octoberfest In Canada Vol 1: QCS 1112
Toronto ON
Frank Szoke: director
The front cover of this album has the polka band with their instruments before Toronto’s city hall
2. Village S.T.O.P.: North Country
(Fraser Loveman)
45 single bw Vibration: Ruby Records T-56194, 5
St. Catherines ON
Fraser Loveman: vocal
Paul Marcoux: lead guitar
Nick Urech: bass
Steve Urech: rhythm guitar
Jim Hall: drums
Produced by Fraser Loveman, 1969
Fraser Loveman
b. Feb 22, 1945, St Catherines ON / d. April 6, 2018 St Catherines ON (73)
The band started in 1965 and went through several lead singers as they changed from pop to psychedelic styles. Finally they brought in Fraser Loveman, former singer of another St Catherines band, The British Modbeats. However they only managed to produce this one (collector’s item) 45.
Village STOP were known for playing in the nude, bodies painted in psychedelic glow-in-the-dark, but had to wear clothes when asked to appear on Johnny Carson’s Tonight Show. I’m not so sure that Fraser Loveman ever played in the nude with them.
3. James Hill: The Village Belle
(James Hill)
The Old Silo: Borealis Records BCVL 230
Halifax NS / Ottawa ON
James Hill: vocal, baritone uke, tambourine, organ
Anne Jenelle: vocal, claps
Produced by Joel Plaskett, 2014
Recorded at New Scotland Yard, Dartmouth NS by Thomas Stajcer
Mixed by Joel Plaskett and Thomas Stajcer
Mastered by LaPointe at Archive Mastering, Halifax
James Hill b. Nova Scotia, 1980
As a kid, Hill was inspired to learn to play the ukulele from Haligonian Chalmers Doane (Melanie Doane’s father) who wrote the book on learning to play the instrument. As a singer/songwriter, he began recording albums in 2002 featuring his ukulele. Teamed up with his cello playing wife Anne Janelle (previously Davison). In 2015, his album "The Old Silo" was nominated for the Juno Award for Roots & Traditional Album of the Year
4. FM: Slaughter In Robot Village
(Martin Deller)
Black Noise: CBC / Passport Records 9167-9831
Toronto
Nash The Slash, electric violins, mandolin, glockenspeil, effects
Cameron Hawkins: Synths, bass, piano
Martin Deller, drums, percussion, synths
Produced by Keith Whiting, 1978
Recorded by Mike Jones and Ed Stone at Sounds Interchange, Toronto
James Jeffrey Plewman aka Nash The Slash
b. March 26, 1948 Toronto / d. May 10, 2014 (66) Toronto.
Wow! The things that go on in some villages!
5. Chalk Circle: Village
(Brad Hopkins / Chalk Circle)
Mending Wall: Duke Street Records DSR31035
Newcastle ON
Chris Tait, guitars
Brad Hopkins, bass
Derrick Murphy, drums
Tad Winklarz, keys, sax
Brian Leonards: piercussion
Rebecca Jenkins: bg vocal
Produced by Chalk Circle and Chris Wardman, 1987
Recorded by Ron Searles at Manta Sound, Toronto
Mastered by Howie Weinberg at Masterdisk, NYC
Drums by Steve’s Music drum department
6. Oliver Schroer: December 16 / Shooting Star
(O Schroer)
Jigzup: Barking Dog Music BD9301CD
Toronto
Oliver Schroer: fiddle, guitar
David Travers-Smith: trumpet
Produced by Oliver Schroer, 1993
Recrded at Kinck Sound, Scarborough, by Fred Petersen
Mixed at Comfort Sound with Andrew St. George
7. Stompin’ Tom Connors: May The Millwright’s Daughter
(Tom C Connors)
The Northland's Own: Dominion Records – LPS 21006
Halton Hills, ON
Tom Connors: foot & guitar
Produced by Dr Tom C Connors, 1968
Recorded at RCA Studios, Toronto
One of my all time favourite Tom songs! Little known song about a little known place that used to exist near Timmins ON: The little town of Ansonville, a company town that is now just a little part of Iroquois Falls.
8. Steve Fruitman with Possibly (Positively) Stompin’: May The Millwright’s Daughter
(Tom C Connors)
Live at CIUT: The Great North Wind
Toronto / Exeter ON
Steve Fruitman: guitar, vocal
Ted Triebner: guitar, bg vocals
Murray Heywood: suitcase (snare)
Produced by Steve Fruitman, 1990
Recorded at CIUT Studios, 91 St. George by db Hawkes
9. Billy MacInnis: Duke Neilson Jig
(Billy MacInnis)
Fiddles Favorites: MV-8506-1
Village Green, PEI
Billy MacInnis: fiddle
John MacInnis: drums
Allan McKinnon: piano
Rodrigue Richard: bass
Joe McGarry: steel
Produced by Lou Douse and C Francis Drake, 1983
Recorded by George MacPhee at Millview Studios, Chalottetown
Mixed by C Francis Drake and Wayne Huskins
Mastered at Novasco Sound Vision, Halifax
b. Charlottetown PEI 1971
Billy is everyone’s favourite person on PEI. He lived in Charlottetown until just a couple of years ago when he relocated to Brockville ON. PIayed fiddle and keys for Stompin’ Tom’s band throughout the early 2000s. Recorded this, his only vinyl LP, when he was only 12.
10. Bonnie & Mac Beattie: Dad And Daughter
(Mac Beattie)
Dad and Daughter: Banff Rodeo SBS 5419
Arnprior ON
Bonnie Beattie: vocals
Mac Beattie: vocals
Garney Scheel: steel
Reg Hill: fiddle, bass
Merv Wilson: guitar
Jimmy Mayhew: piano
Bob Whitney: clarinet
Peter Clements: drums
Produced by Ralph Carlson, 1975
11. Loretta Cormier: Coal Miner’s Daughter
(Loretta Lynn)
Reg Watkins & Loretta Cormier perform your requests: Lone Raven LR4-720, 1986
Head’s Harbour NL
Loretta Cormier: keys, lead vocal
Reg Watkins: guitar
Produced by Reg Watkins, 1986
11. Herman’s Hermits: Mrs Brown You’ve Got A Lovely Daughter
(Trevor Peacock)
The Best Of Hermans Hermits: Quality Records V1783
Manchester UK
Peter Noone vocals
Derek Leckenby lead guitar
Keith Hopwood rhythm guitar, bg vocals
Barry Whitwam drums
Karl Green bg vocals, bass
Produced by Mickie Most 1965
12. Screaming Lord Sutch: Dracula’s Daughter
(Zeffertt / Day)
45 single bw Come Back Baby: Oriole Records 1963
London
Lord Sutch: vocals
Jeff Beck: guitars
Others not listed
Produced by Joe Meek, 1964
13. Ron Hynes, Jim Payne & John White: Old Brown’s Daughter
(Johnny Burke)
Folk Music of St. Joyhn’s, Newfoundland: Pigeon Inlet Productions – PIP 7322
St. John’s NL
Ron Hynes: guitar, vocal
Jim Payne: vocal
John White: vocal
Bryan Hennessey: Bass, piano
Produced by Kelly Russell 1988
Recorded by Don Walsh at Dadyeen Studios, St. John’s
A very cool song that goes back to the 19th Century. It seems to lead us back to Johnny Burke (1851 – 1930) who composed many songs about Newfoundland. This song tells the tale of a grocer’s daughter. The vocals are shared by three of Newfoundlands most popular musicians: Ron Hynes, Jim Payne and John White to each take a verse and all join in on the chorus. It was produceed by Bell Island radio’s CEO, Kelly Russell on his own records label, Pigeon Inlet.
13. Bobby Edwards: High On Life
(Bobby Edwards)
Twilight Drive: Duke Street Records DSR 31041
Scarborough ON
Bobby Edwards: solo guitar
Bob Mann: guitar
Danny Colomby: bass
Chris Dahmer, Steve Hunter, Ray Parker: keys
Brian Leonard: percussion
Paul Hannah: drums
Erich Traugott: trumpet
Guido Basso: flugelhorn
Vern Dorge: also sax
Eugene Amaro: tenor sax, flute
Virginia Markson: flute
Jack Zaza: flute, oboe
Jim McDonald, Gary Pattison: french horns
Russ Little: trombone
Erica Goodman: harp
Bill Richards: concert master
Paul Grosney: contractor
Produced by Bobby Edwards 1987
Recorded by Andrw S Hermant at Manta Sound with Peter Lee and Mark Baldi
Mastered by George Graves at Lacquer Channel, Toronto
Robert David Edwards
b. Nov 24, 1948 in Scarborough, ON / d. South Lake Hospital,Newmarket on Sept 15, 2021 (72)
“I was on with Tommy Hunter, Front Page Challenge, and the Friendly Giant, I was Rusty,” he said. “During that time I got out with a few musicians like Wayne Newton, Kenny Rodgers, Bobby Vinton, Sonny an Cher and Lawrence Welk,” he said. “I also had the chance to work with Patsy Cline and Chet Atkins.”
Most likely the most recorded Canadian musician of all times! Super guitarist, Edwards turned professional when he was still in his mid-teens. By the time he was 21 he had amassed a great portfolio of recorded works, playing on recordings, jingles and in television studio bands. has been a featured guitarist with Ella Fitzgerald, Oscar Peterson, Henry Mancini, Anne Murray, Paul Anka, and Kenny Rogers. He’s been credited with having performed on over 1000 TV shows and many motion pictures. Truly one of the unsung heroes of Canadian recorded music. His personal recorded output is minimal so enjoy.
Vintage Voices w Laura Gillis & DJ Kathy
14. Patty LaBelle: Lady Marmalade / Claire de Lune
15. The Sou’Westers: Fisherman’s Daughter
(Wade Gallichon)
Life by The Ocean: SWC Productions – SW-6401
NL
Accordion, Harmonica – Hayward Strickland
Bass Guitar – Buddy Rogers
Drums, Vocals – Pat Farrell
Guitar, Vocals, Spoons – Ray Richards
Lead Guitar – Ken Farrell
Produced and Recorded by Ian Smith, 1985
Recorded at Talent East Studios, Wolfville NS
Side B
1. Daniel Lanois: Ice
(Daniel Lanois)
Acadie: Opal / WB - 92 59691
Hamilton, ON
Daniel Lanois guitar (steel, electric and acoustic), bass, vocals, omnichord
Malcolm Burn keyboards, guitars, backing vocals
Brian Eno keyboards, vocals
Adam Clayton bass
Larry Mullen, Jr. drums
Produced by Daniel Lanois, 1989
Recorded by Malcolm Burn and Mark Howard, New Orleans LA
Additional Recording at Brian Eno’s Wilderness Studio, UK
Mixed by Malcolm Burn & Daniel Lanois w Mark Howard
Mastered by Greg Calbi at Sterling Sound, NYC
Daniel Roland Lanois
b. September 19, 1951 Hull, Quebec
His little studio, originally in his mother's basement, put Hamilton, Ontario on the map. Brian Eno worked there. U2's Adam Clayton played bass on this track! I mean, musically speaking, the Lanois brothers - Bob and Dan - were the biggest things to ever emerge musically from Hamilton - next to Boris Brott!
2. Corin Raymond: Hamilton
(Corin Raymond)
Dirty Mansions: Ind
Hamilton ON
Corin Raymond: guitar, vox
Produced by Scott Nolan, 2019
3. Diana Krall: What Are You Doing New Year’s Eve
(Frank Loesser)
Christmas Songs: Verve Records – B000471702
Nanaimo BC
Diana Krall: vocals
The Clayton/Hamilton Jazz Orchestra
Produced by Diana Krall, Tommy LiPuma, 2005
Mastered by Doug Sax at The Mastering Lab,
Recorded at Bill Schnee Studios, Hollywood CA
Diana Jean Krall
November 16, 1964 Nanaimo, BC
4. The Arkells: Years In The Making
(Anthony Carone / Jay Stolar / Jon Levine / Max Kerman / Michael DeAngelis / Nicholas Dika / Sarah Solovay /Tim Oxford)
Blink Once: Virgin Music – 8910107
Hamilton ON
Vocals, Guitar – Max Kerman
Bass – Nick Dika
Drums – Tim Oxford
Guitar, Backing Vocals – Michael DeAngelis
Keyboards, Backing Vocals – Anthony Carone
with
Baritone Saxophone – Yvonne Moir
Technician [Studio Drum Technician] – Jordan Gauthier
Tenor Saxophone – Jared Welsh
Trombone – Ernesto Barahona
Trumpet – Brian Waters
Produced by The Arkells
Producer, Engineer – Ryan Spraker, 2021
Mastered By – Chris Gehringer
5. Terra Lightfoot: Never Will
(T Lightfoot)
Every Time My Mind Runs Wild: Sonic Unyon Records SUNCD1542
Hamilton ON
Bass Guitar – Matthew Fleming
Drums – Joel Haynes
Guitar, Vocals – Terra Lightfoot
Keyboards – Liam O'Neil
Produced by Gus van Go and Werner F, 2015
Mastered By Noah Mintz at Lacquer Channel, Toronto
Terra Lightfoot
b. August 1986 Waterdown ON
March 2018 Lightfoot was featured in Guitar Player Magazine.
6. Les Frère Labri: Trois Brandy
(Trad)
Quand l'vent vire de côté: LAB-CD-060 (cassette)
Joliette, QC
André Marchand, guitar, boots
Jean-Claude Mirandette: violon
Jean-Paul Loyer, banjo
Normand Miron: accordion
Produced by Les Frère Labri et André Marchand, 1993
7. Junkhouse: This Old Man’s (Too Drunk To Drive)
(Tom Wilson)
Strays: Epic Records CEK 80184
Hamilton ON
Acoustic Guitar, Percussion – Mike Roth
Acoustic Guitar, Vocals – Tom Wilson
Bass, Vocals – Russ Wilson
Drums, Vocals, Percussion – Ray Farrugia
Dulcimer, Keyboards, Vocals, Percussion – Malcolm Burn
Electric Guitar, Vocals – Dan Achen
Percussion, Vocals – Tim Gibbons
Violin, Vocals – Lisa Germano
Produced by Mike Roth, 1993
Recorded by Gary Furniss
Thomas Cunningham Wilson aka Lee Harvey Osmond
b. 1959, Hamilton ON
This was a legendary band from Hamilton, Ontario, featuring the burning growl of Tom Wilson’s voice. In the late ‘90s he had a very successful career as a solo artist. Plays in various outfits now, such as Lee Harvey Osmond.
8. Gentle Touch: Visitor’s Parking Only
(Jeff Snider / Mark Shekter)
45 single b/w One Way Ride: RCA Victor Canada International 57-3408
Hamilton ON
Bruce Ley: bass, vocals
Ron Boyes: guitar
Jeff Snider: guitar
Alex Harrington: drums
Produced by Mark Shekter, 1966
Recorded in Toronto
"A Kinks inspired teen garage ‘double-sider’ with wild fuzz guitar break" said some review. Beginning as The Pharaohs, they got together with Bruce Ley of The Rising Sons, changed their name, recorded this one single and broke up!
9. Blackie & The Rodeo Kings: Land of the Living
(Wilson / Ramolo)
Kings and Kings: FU:M (File Under: Music) Records FUM068
Hamilton, ON
Jason Isbell: co-lead vocals
Tom Wilson: acoustic guitar, vocals
Stephen Fearing: acoustic guitar, vocals
Colin Linden: acoustic guitar, dobro, vocals
Johnny Dymond: bass
Gary Craig: drums
John Whynot: piano, Wurlitzer
Kenneth Pearson: B3 organ
Bryan Owings: shakey things
Produced by Colin Linden, 2017
Recorded by John Dymond and Colin Linden at Pinhead Recorders, Nashville TN
Mastered by Craig Calbi and Steve Falone at Sterling Sound, NYC
This track features vocals by Grammy Award winner Jason Isbell who used to play in the Drive-By Truckers. The only Hamilton connection to this song is the hometown of Tom Wilson, but I think it counts as bonefide.
10. Crowbar: Newspaper Song
(Roly Greenway)
Larger Than Life (And Live’r Than You’ve Ever Been): Daffodil Records SBBX-16007
Hamilton ON
Kelly Jay: piano, harmonica, vocals
Roly Greenway: vocals, bass, guitar
Rheal Lanthier: vocals, lead guitar
The Ghetto: vocals, lead guitar
Josef Chirowski: keys, vocals
Sonnie Bernardi: vocals, drums, percussion
Produced by Love, 1972
Recorded Henry Saskowski, Phil Sheridan, Bill Seddon and Mike Bourne
Recorded at Massey Hall, Toronto, Sept 23, 1971
This was the first ever live simulcast (A live concert that is carried simultaneously by radio and television), in Stereo, ever made in Canada, broadcast live by CHUM-FM in Toronto. They chose their venue wisely: the iconic Shuter Street building called Massey Hall, scene of some other magnificent live recordings. Jazz at Massey Hall with Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker, Charles Mingus, Max Roach and Bud Powell is legendary. Gordon Lightfoot and Neil Young have recorded there. And so did Rush!
11. Ben Mink: Talk Is Cheap
(Ben Mink)
Foreign Exchange: Passport Records PB-2024
Toronto
Ben Mink: violin, mandolin, guitars
Allan So berman: bass
Martin Deller: drums
Cameron Hawkins: synths
Mendelson Joe: electric guitar
Produced by Allan Soberman, 1980
Recorded by Daniel Lanois at Grant Avenue Studios, Hamilton
Mastered by George Marino at Sterling Sound, NYC
Benjamin Mink
b. Toronto January 22, 1951
Ben Mink is one of the few people to ever share a songwriting credit with Mick Jagger and Keith Richards. In 1997, Mink and kd lang were credited as being songwriters on the Stone’s single “Anybody Seen My Baby”. Mink and Lang were given credit before the song was released after the Stones realized aht the chorus was very similar to kd lang’s and Ben Mink’s composition “Constant Craving, created in 1992. He also played violin on Fly By Night by Rush in 1975.
12. Rita Chiarelli: Our Love Is Over
(Rita Chiarelli)
45 Single: Mad Iris Music WRC3-714
Hamilton ON
Rita Chiarelli: guitar, vocals
Produced 1978
Rita Chiarelli
b. Hamilton On April 18, 1955
Born and raised in Hamilton, Ontario, Chiarelli began performing in Ronnie Hawkins' band in the early 1980s. She subsequently spent several years in Italy. When she returned to Canada, she quickly attracted the attention of film director Bruce McDonald, who included her "Have You Seen My Shoes?" on the soundtrack to his 1989 film Roadkill. She went on to record Cuore: The Italian Sessions, an album of Italian folksongs, at a concert in Thunder Bay, Ont, in 2006.
13. George Hamilton IV: The Shores of PEI
(Roy McCall)
Homeward Bound: Kelo Music WC 343
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
George Hamilton IV: guitar, vocal
Others not listed
Produced 1977
George Hege Hamilton IV
b. Winston-Salem, NC July 19, 1937 / d. Sept 17, 2014 Nashville (77)
Hamilton was very popular in Canada and even had The George Hamilton IV Show on CHCH TV 11 out of Hamilton ON between 1973 and 77. Glen Reid, of Burk’s Falls, was the music director of the program.
14. King Biscuit Boy: Blue Light Boogie
(J.M. Robinson)
Richard Newell aka King Biscuit Boy: Stony Plain Records SPL 1120
Hamilton ON
King Biscuit Boy: vocals, harmonica
Dennis Grasely aka Sonny Del Rio: saxes
John Lewis: guitar
Teddy Joe Brown: piano
Neil Nickafor: bass
Paul Panchezak: drums
Produced by Andy Grigg & Richard Newell, 1988
Recorded & Mixed at Sound Path Studios, Oakville ON by Richard Lightheart
Richard Alfred Newell
b. Hamilton ON March 9, 1944 / d. January 5, 2003 Hamilton (58)
King Biscuit Boy played with a Hamilton band called ‘The Barons’ who were later renamed ‘Son Richard and the Chessmen’ from 1961 to 1965. After that he joined Toronto band The Mid-Knights (of Charlena fame). In the summer of 1969 he helped to form Ronnie Hawkins's new backing band at that time. After recording one LP, Hawkins fired the entire band who went on to become Crowbar. Newell recorded ‘Official Music’ with Crowbar, and then em-barked on a solo career. He continued to be associated with Crowbar off and on for the rest of his career.
15. Crowbar: Let The Four Winds Blow
(D Bartholomew)
Bad Manors: Paramount Records PAS 6007
Ancaster ON
Sonnie Bernardi: drums
Kelly Jay: piano, vocals
Roly Greenway: bass, vocals
Rheal Lanthier: lead guitar, vocals
The Ghetto: lead guitar, slide guitar, vocals
Jozef Chirowski: piano, organ, vocals
Steve Kennedy: horns
Produced by Love, 1970
Recorded Terry Brown at Toronto Sounds Studios
16. Bill Bruford’s Earthworks: Thud
(Iain Bellamy)
Earthworks: EG Records EGED 48
London UK
Bill Bruford: drums
Iain Bellamy: sax
Django Bates: keys, horns
Mick Hutton: bass
Produced by Dave Stewart and Bill Bruford, 1987
Recorded by Martin Rex at Terminal 24 Studios, London, October 1986
Mixed by Owen Morris and Jim Abbiss at Spaceward Studios, Cambridge UK
William Scott Bruford
b. Sevenoaks Kent, May 17, 1949
Original drummer of Yes (1968-72). Also well known for his playing with King Crimson. He also performed with Gong, Genesis, UK and Earthworks. Rolling Stone magazine ranked Bruford No. 16 in its list of the "100 Greatest Drummers of All Time". He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of Yes in 2017.
17. The Ragged Edges: Why Don’t You
(Hill)
45 single bw Good Times: Giant Records - GR 902
Hamilton ON
Danny Foster: lead vocals
Gary Webb: rhythm guitar
Sandy Bryant: drums
Wayne MacNeil: bass
Tony Ronza: lead guitar
Produced 1966
This was the entire sum of their recorded output. They used to play the northern bar and club circuit. I saw them perform at a youth club up in Timmins around 1967. In fact, I used to have the poster for that gig!
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