Side One - TV Consumerism Stinks
1. Roussevitsky & Boston Pops: Sibellus Symph No. 7 - 2022
2. Joe Hall: Travelling Without Deoderant - 1999 *
3. Robert Priest: The Common Stink - 2012 *
4. Mendelson Joe: Advertise - 1980 *
5. The Action: TV's On The Blink - 1977 *
6. Madrigal: Television Nightmare - 1970 *
7. Electric Prunes: Vox Wah Wah Pedal Ad - nd
8. Downchild: TV Mama - 1980 *
9. The Who: Rotor Sound Strings - 1968
10. Bill Mankiss: Stash Polka - 1962 *
11. Flying Squad: TV Cowboy - 1991 *
12. Sopwith Camel: Levis Ad - nd
13. Brian Blain: TV Shuffle - 1999 *
14. Nobby Clegg & The Civilians: I Wanna Be In Commercials - 1981 *
15. Triumvirat: Maze - 1973
16. Stompin' Tom Connors: The Consumer - 1973 *
17. BB Gabor: The Consumer - 1982 *
18. The tubes: TV Is King - 1979
19. The Who: Heinz Baked Beans - 1968
20. The Ceedees: Television City - 1980 *
21. John Fogerty: Saw It On TV - 1985
22. Plaid: Da Matter - 2018
Side Two - The Surf Platform
23. Shadowy Men On A Shadowy Planet: We're Not A Fucking Surf Band - 1993 *
24. Beachboys: Surfin' USA - 1963
25. Beachboys: Surf Jam - 1963
26. Beachboys: Noble Surfer - 1963
27. Jan & Dean: Surf City - 1963
28. Surf Riders: Ten Tons of Wet - 1963
29. The Trashmen: King of the Surf - 1964
30. The Trashmen: Surfin' Bird - 1963
31. Satnley Jordan: Angel - 1985
32. The Hondells: Little Sidewalk Surfer Girl - 1965
33. The Echo Tones: Inland Surfer - 1963 *
34. The Planet Smashers: Surfing In Tofino - 1999 *
35. The Astronauts: Surf Party - 1964
36. Michael Waite: Me And The silver Surfer - 1983 *
37. Karlheinz Stockhaussen: Gesang der Junglings Pt 2 - 1955/56
38. Jadea Kelly: The Sound - 2010 *
39. Mother tucker's Yellow Duck: Elevated Platform - 1969 *
40. Jupiter One: Platform Moon - 2007
41: Grievous Angels: Empty Platform - 1988 *
42. David Celia: The Wind - 2008 *
CanCon* = 46%
Unt Now For The Particulars
Side A – Commercially Speakin’
1. Roussevitsky & Boston Pops: Sibellus Symph No. 7 - 2022
2. Joe Hall & Continental Drift: Travelling Without Deodorant
(Joe Hall)
The Best of Joe Hall (1972 - 1988): Cordova Bay Records – CBR 0202
Toronto
Joe Hall: guitar
Paul Quarrington: bass
Tony Quarrington: lead guitar
Martin Worthy: drums
Produced, 1999
I didn't want to make a big stink here but I think I did!
3. Robert Priest: The Common Stink
(R Priest / A Booth)
Feeling The Pinch: No label or Serial
Toronto ON
Robert Priest: guitar, vocals,
David Bradstreet
Produced by David Bradstreet, 2012
Recorded and mixed by David Bradstreet at Dave's Cave, Toronto
Mastered by Brett Zilahy at Joao Carvalho Mastering
4. Mendelson Joe: Advertise
(Mendelson Joe)
Jack Frost: Boot Records - BRP-2109
Emsdale, ON
Mendelson Joe: vocals, guitar, foot stomping
Edward Purdy: bass, guitars, synths
Colin Linden: guitars
Bucky Berger: drums
Gord Neave: drums
Hazel Walker: vocals
Produced by Mendelson Joe & Edward William Purdy, 1980
Recorded by Daniel Lanois at Grant Avenue Studios, Hamilton & Doug McClement at Comfort Sound, Toronto
Mastered by George Graves at Lacquer Channel, toronto
Ad. Schmengi Brothers: Schmengie Travel *
5. The Action: TV’s On The Blink
(The Action)
4 song EP: Montreco Records
Ottawa
John Fenton: lead guitar
Paul Fenton: slide guitar
Michael Fenton: bass
Ted Axe: vocals
Scott "Shot" MacDonald: drums
Produced 1977
John Fenton b. 1953 / d. April 2, 2020 (67)
Formed in 1977, The Action was one of the first garage-punk bands in Canada, and the first band to include all three of Ottawa’s Fenton brothers, with John and Paul on guitar and their younger brother, Michael, who was still in his teens, on bass. Claimed Paul Fenton: We were definitely the first punk band in Ottawa. The EP they released became a cult hit in New York, and sold thousands of copies in Montreal, Toronto, and Ottawa. By the early 1980s the Action were morphing into the Fenton Brothers Band (1984) who put out two albums in the mid ‘80s and broke up in 1990. Paul Fenton put out a solo album in 2000.
6. Madrigal: Television Nightmare
(D Simpson / R Henderson / J Swainson / P Boynton)
Sunshine and Baked Beans: Tuesday Records GHL 1002
North York, Ontario
John Swainson (guitar, bass, vocals)
Rick Henderson (guitar, vocals)
Peter Boynton (piano, organ, bass, keys, vocals)
Don Simpson (drums, vocals)
Produced by Greg Hambleton 1970
7. Ad. Electric Prunes: Vox Wah Wah Pedals
8. Downchild Blues Band: TV Mama
(LW Turner)
Road Fever: Attic Records LAT 1099
Toronto ON
Don Walsh: guitar, harmonica, slide guitar
Jane Vasey: piano, vocals
Tony Flaim: lead vocals
Gary Kendall: bass, vocals
Bob Heslin: trumpet
Larry Bodner: sax
Richard Howse: sax
Produced by Bill Bryans, 1980
Recorded by Dan Lanois at Grant Avenue Studio, Hamilton ON
Mastered by George Graves at The Lacquer Channel, Toronto
9. Ad. The Who: Rotor Sound Strings – 1968
10. Bill Mankiss Band: Stash Polka
(Unknown)
Echoes of Poland: Arc Records: A561
Chatham Ontario
Bill Mankiss, accordion
Roy Anthony, bass
Mike Crosty, drums
John Gotch, sax, clarinet
Ken Stanley, vocal, piano
Victor Pasowisty, violin, guitar
Stan Radwick, trumpet
Produced by Ken Warriner, 1963
Bill Mankiss
b. Buchanan, Saskatchewan Nov. 22 1929 / d. September 29, 2021 (91)
A Canadian recording pioneer. He began performing in the early days of TV and radio in Canada. Bill Mankiss was a regular performer on one of Canada’s earlier radio stations, CKNX radio, located in Wingham Ontario, home of the CKNX Saturday Night Barndance. He was often used by some of the great Canadian fiddlers as a backup musician. He even did a stint playing keyboards for Ronnie Hawkins.
11. Flying Squad: TV Cowboy
(Flying Squad)
Bulldog Records: BD 2A
London ON
Atomic Larry Brandt - lead and rhythm guitars
Hari-kari Kerry Piper - lead and backing vocals
Dan Roberts - bass
Richard Demmery - keyboards, backgroung guitar, vocals
Wayne Fisher - drums and percussion
Produced by Richard Demmery and Paul Venesoen 1991
Recorded at Studio 107, London, Ont.
12. Ad. Sopwith Camel: Levi Jeans
13. Brian Blain: TV Shuffle
(Brian Blain)
Who Paid You To Give Me the Blues?: Extracurricular Interactivities E101
Toronto
Brian Blain: guitar, vocals
Rod Phillips: organ
Victor Bateman: bass
Mike Fitzpatrick: drums
Scott ‘Professor Piano’ Cushnie: piano
Eugene Hardy: sax, saw
Produced by Brian Blain, 1999
Recorded by Alec Fraser, Phil Sheridan and Paul Mills
Ad. Rizla Ree *
14. Nobby Clegg & The Civilians: I Wanna Be In Commercials
(Nobby Clegg Band)
Toronto Calling Sampler: El Mocambo Records ELMO 759
Toronto ON
Andrew Nicholls: guitars, keys, bg vocal
Darrell Vickers: vocals
Bill Telep: guitars, bg vocal
Bruce Haxton: bass
Brian Hamilton: drums
Produced by Andrew Nicholls and Darrell Vickers, 1981
Recorded by Paul Lachapelle
Little known Toronto indie band (1979-82) who’s songwriters, Andrew Nicholls and Darrell Vickers, went on to work with Johnny Carson on the Tonight Show as head writers. Both born in the UK, their families moved to Oshawa, Ontario around the same time. They met there in junior high. In 1983 they decided to move to California and worked on the Tonight Show (as head writers), earning themselves four Emmy Awards nominations. They have written for George Carlin, Rodney Dangerfield, Alan Thicke and Mickey Rooney, to name a few.
Ad. The Who: Worship at the Church of your Choice – 1968
15. Triumvirat: Maze
(Jurgen Fritz)
Illusions On A Double Dimple: Harvest/EMI ST-11311
Cologne GM
Helmut Köllen: bass, guitars
Hans Bathelt: percussion
Jurgen Fritz: keys
Produced by Jurgen Fritz, 1973
Recorded at EMI-Electrola Studios, Cologne GM by W Thierbach and K Lorbach
Mixed by W Thierbach
Hans-Jürgen Fritz b. March 13, 1953 Köln GM
Band’s Active years: 1969–1980
16. Stompin Tom Connors: The Consumer
(T C Connors)
Stompin' Tom & The Hockey Song: Boot Records BOS 7112
Halton Hills ON
Tom Connors: guitar, vocal, foot stompin
Gary Empey: bass
Bill Lewis: lead guitar
Glen Reid: banjo
John Spence: drums
Fred McKenna: dobro
Produced by Fred McKenna, 1972
Recorded by Jim Morgan at Captain Audio, Toronto
Mixed by Bill Seddon at Thunder Sound, Toronto
Ad. Brocket: Beaver Lumber *
17. BB Gabor: The Consumer
(BB Gabor / Leon Stevenson)
BB Gabor: Anthem Records ANR 1-1020
Toronto
BB Gabor: vocals, guitars
Peter Follett: bass
Terry Brown: tambourine
Mike Sloski: drums
Produced by Terry Brown, 1980
Recorded by Terry Brown at Beach Recorders
Ad. Mr Zigzag Man *
18. The Tubes: TV Is King
(The Tubes)
Remote Control: A&M Records SP 4751
San Francisco CA
Fee Waybill - vocals
Bill Spooner - guitar, vocals
Michael Cotten - synthesizer
Mingo Lewis - percussion
Prairie Prince - drums
Roger Steen - guitar, vocals
Re Styles - vocals
Vince Welnick - keyboards
Rick Anderson - bass
Produced by Todd Rundgren, 1979
Recorded by Todd Rundgren at Music Annex Studios, Menlo Park, California
19. Ad. The Who: Heinz Baked Beans – 1968
20. The CeeDees: Television City
(Curtis Driedger)
Hit The Ditch…: Carrot Records CD-1-1980
Peterborough ON
Curtis Driedger: guitar, keys, mandolin, violin, vocals
Ed Dick: bass, 5 string banjo
Nick Kent: drums
Susan Newman: keys, percussion, bg vocal
Rob Fortin: guitar, vocals
Produced by The Ceedees, 1980
Recorded by Glen Johansen at Integrated Sound Studios, Agincourt ON
Ad. The Who: Wonderful Radio London – 1968
21. John Fogerty: Saw It On TV
(J 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, Fogertys 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.
Ad. The Who: Hey Drum – 1968
22. Plaid: Da Matter
(Plaid)
The Digging Remedy, Warp records LP 277B
London UK
Andy Turner, Ed Handley: computers
Benet Walsh: flute, guitar
Produced by Plaid, 2016
Mastered by Noel Summerville
Side B – Surf Music
23. Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet: Sport Fishin' - The Lure Of The Bait, The Luck Of The Hook
(Shadowy Men)
We’re Not A Fucking Surf Band
Toronto
Don Pyle – drums
Brian Connelly – guitar
Reid Diamond – bass
Produced by Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet, 1993
Recorded by Steve Albini, Chicago
24. The Beachboys: Surfin’ USA
(Chuck Berry / Brian Wilson)
Surfin USA: Capitol Records of Canada T 1890
Hawthrorne CA
Mike Love – lead vocal
David Marks – rhythm guitar
Brian Wilson – bass guitar, organ, background vocals
Carl Wilson – lead guitar, background vocals
Dennis Wilson –background vocals
Frank DeVito – drums
?: organ
Produced by Nick Venet 1963
Recorded at Capitol and Western Studios, California
First Published in Canada March 1963
Brian Wilson’s lyrics were set to the music of "Sweet Little Sixteen", written by Chuck Berry. It was recorded by Beach Boys and released as a single on March 4, 1963 – their first big hit song and one of the first surf music songs with vocals. Berry’s publisher, Arc Music, threatened to sue since only Brian Wilson was originally credited with having written the song. His father, the band’s manager Murry Wilson, acquiesced and signed the song over to Arc. Later, Carl Wilson said the Beach Boys "ran into Chuck Berry in Copenhagen and he told us he loves 'Surfin' U.S.A.”
25. The Beachboys: Surf Jam
(Carl Wilson)
Surfin USA: Capitol Records of Canada T 1890
Hawthorne CA
Brian Wilson: bass, keyboards
David Marks: rhythm guitar
Carl Wilson: lead guitar
Dennis Wilson: drums
Produced by Nick Venet, 1963
Recorded at Capitol and Western Studios, California
First Published in Canada March 1963
David Lee Marks (born August 22, 1948)
Dennis Wilson (December 4, 1944 / December 28, 1983) (39)
Carl Wilson (December 21, 1946 / February 6, 1998) (51)
Marks took over playing for Al Jardine who left the band to study dentistry. After recording on four successful albums, Marks had an argument with the band’s crazed manager, Murray Wilson, which resulted in his leaving in 1963. He was replaced by non-other than Al Jardine.
26. The Beachboys: Noble Surfer
(Brian Wilson)
Surfin USA: Capitol Records of Canada T 1890
Hawthrorne CA
Brian Wilson - lead, harmony and backing vocals; bass guitar; keyboard, celeste; glockenspiel
Mike Love - lead, harmony and backing vocals; saxophone
David Marks - rhythm guitar
Carl Wilson - harmony and backing vocals; lead guitar
Dennis Wilson - harmony and backing vocals; drums
Produced by Nick Venet
Recorded at Capitol and Western Studios, California
First Published in Canada March 1963
27. Jan & Dean: Surf City
(Jan Berry / Brian Wilson)
Surf City and Other Swingin’ Cities: Liberty LRP 3314
Los Angeles
Jan Berry: vocal
Dean Torrence: vocal
Hal Blaine: drums
Glen Campbell: guitar
Billy Strange: guitar
Ray Pohlman: bass
Produced by Jan Berry, 1963
Recorded by Bones, Lanky & Dave Wiechman at United Western Recorders, Hollywood
William Jan Berry
b. April 3, 1941 / d March 26, 2004
Dean Ormsby Torrence
b. March 10, 1940
The first surf song to hit number one! Brian Wilson of the Beachboys gave the unfinished song to Jan Berry who finished it, recorded it and watched as it surfed to number 1 which made Brian’s dad, Murry Wilson, fume and call Jan and Dean pirates.
28. The Surf Riders: Ten Tons of Wet
(Unknown)
Ten Tons of Wet: Condor Records CST 2468
Los Angeles CA
Tommy "T-Bone" Hall (guitar)
David "Dave" Lee (guitar)
Larry "Lars" Peterson (bass)
John "Johnny" Stevens (drums)
Produced by Johnny Kitchen, 1963
Recorded by Johnny Kitchen in Los Angeles
This was a band called the Cornells (originally the Tornados) who used the name Surf Riders for this recording. They got to open for the Beach Boys at the Pavilion Skating Rink in Huntington Beach, California on Feb 8, 1964 if it was the same Surf Riders. There was also a Surf Riders band from Minnesota, and ex-Byrd Gene Clark was in a Surf Riders band in Kansas before he joined the New Christy Minstrels and made his way to LA.
Johnny Kitchen was a bit of an enigma in the music scene; no one knew who he actually was until recently. His real name was Jack Maurice Millman (b. Canada, Nov 1930). He helped produced and record the Wild Man Fisher album that Frank Zappa put out on his Bizarre Records label.
29. The Trashmen: King of the Surf
(L LaPole)
Surfin’ Bird: Beat Rocket Records – BR-107
Minneapolis MN
Tony Andreason, LG, lead vocal
Dal Winslow, Guitar
Bob Reed, bass
Steve Wahrer, drums
Produced by George Garrett, 1964
Recorded by Tom Jung
30. The Trashmen: Surfin’ Bird
(Steve Wahrer)
45 Single bw King of the Surf: Apex Records 76894
Minneapolis MN
Tony Andreason: lead guitar
Dal Winslow: Guitar
Bob Reed: bass
Steve Wahrer: drums, lead vocals
Produced by George Garrett, 1963
Recorded at Kay Bank Studio, Minneapolis
There were two sides to the Trashmen: there was the surf side and the looney side. These two songs encapsulate what I mean. The punky woodpecker vocals of Steve Wahrer, their drummer vs. the smooth surfing sounds of Tony Andreason. The hits were on the looney side (Bird Dance Beat / Bird Bath) to go along with Surfin' Bird.
31. Stanley Jordan: Angel
(Jimi Hendrix)
Magic Touch: Blue Note – BT 85101
Chicago IL
Stanley Jordan: guitar (no overdubs)
Produced by Al Di Meola, 1985
Recorded by James Farber & Kenny Florendo at Songshop Studios, NYC
Stanley Jordan
b. July 31, 1959 Chicago, Ill
32. The Hondells: Little Sidewalk Surfer Girl
(Curb / Hatcher)
45 single bw Come On (Pack It On): Mercury Records 72405
Los Angeles CA
Ritchie Burns: vocals
Glen Campbell: guitar
Richard A. Podolor: guitar
Hal Blaine: drums
Produced by Gary Usher 1965
The Hondells were a band manufactured by Producer Gary Usher, originally consisting of session musicians. His aim was to capture some of the market opened up by The Beach Boys: Surf Music. It’s rather difficult to discern who exactly was recruited by Usher to record Sidewalk Surfer Girl. He most likely used Glen Campbell, Hal Blaine and Richard A. Podolor along with other Wrecking Crew members.
33. Echo Tones: Inland Surfer
(Mel Shaw)
45 single bw Low Down Guitar: Sotan Records S-1003
Calgary AB
Cornelius Van Sprang aka Ronnie King: guitar
Emile Van Sprang aka Van Louis: bass
Floyd Sneed: drums
Produced by Mel Shaw, 1963
Recorded at a TV studio in Calgary
Melvyn James Foster Shaw
b. Banff AB 1941 / d. Wednesday, January 19, 2022 Regina, Saskatchewan (82)
Mel Shaw was the guy who managed and produced award winning records by The Stampeders but it all started here, with this 1963 recording of a band that 'later-to-be-Stampeder' Ronnie King aka Cornelius Van Sprang, was on. It was a surf band from landlocked Calgary, Alberta!
34. The Planet Smashers: Surfing In Tofino
(Planet Smashers)
Life of the Party: Stomp Records STOMP020
Montreal QC
Baritone Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Vocals – Aaron Mathiers
Bass, Vocals – Dave Cooper
Congas, Percussion – Gerry G.
Drums, Percussion – Tim Doyle
Lead Vocals, Guitar – Matt Collyer
Photography By – Susan Moss
Trombone, Vocals – Kurt Ruschiensky
Produced by Chris Murray, 1999
Recorded by Claus Frostell
Mastered By Jean-Francois Chicoine
Mixed By C. Murray*, Claus Frostell
35. The Astronauts: Surf Party
(By Dunham / Bobby Beverly)
45 single bw What’d I Say: RCA Victor 45N 1392
Boulder CO
Rich Fifield: guitar
Dennis Lindsey: guitar
Bob Demmon: guitar
Stormy Patterson: bass
Jim Gallagher: drums
Produced 1964
36. Michael Waite: Me And The Silver Surfer
(Michael Waite)
Cosmic Wave: A&M Records SP 9092
Toronto ON
Mike Waite: bass, piano, guitars, synths, percussion, vocals
Mike OBrien: drums
Martian Wars: 5 string electric violin, mando-guitar, synths
Kim Mitchell: guitar solo
Produced by Michael G Waite with Glen Johansen, 1983
Recorded by Glen Johansen & Michael G Waite at Integrated Sound, Toronto
Mixed at Zaza Sound by Frank Morrone, Michael Waite & Glen Johansen
Mike Waite is currently the owner and man (with the beard) behind the counter at Mike’s Music on The Danforth in Toronto. He played bass in Toronto band Breathless, featuring a young Nash The Slash, and briefly managed FM. This was his only solo album release until now; he’s just about to release another solo album nearly 40 years after his last one!
37. Karlheinz Stockhausen: Gesang der Junglinge Pt 2
(Karlheinz Stockhausen)
The Meaning Of Within (Mojo's Guide To The Fab Avant-Garde): November 2002
Burg Mödrath
Karlheinz Stockhausen: electronic manipulations
Produced At Studio Für Elektronische Musik des Westdeutschen Rundfunks, Köln GM
Originally recorded 1955-56
Originally released on Deutsche Grammophon – 138 811 SLPM – 1962
Karlheinz Stockhausen
b. Burg Mödrath, Germany 22 Aug 1928 / d. Kürten, GM 5 Dec 2007
Interesting when you consider the long lasting effects these recordings had on avant guarde artists like Frank Zappa, George Harrison (Electronic Sounds) and King Crimson (Moonchild) amongst others.
38. Jadea Kelly: The Sound
(David baxter / Justin Rutledge)
Eastbound Platform: Ind - JKCD002
Whitby ON
Vocals, Acoustic Guitar – Jadea Kelly
Bass – Greg Ditomaso
Double Bass – Brian Kobayakawa
Drums – Blake Manning
Electric Guitar – Tim Des Islets
Fiddle – John Showman
Keyboards, Synth Jason – Sniderman
Backing Vocals Angie Hilts, Danielle Bourgeois
Mandolin, Acoustic Guitar, Harmonium, Vocals – David Baxter
Producer, Engineer, Mixed By David Baxter, 2010
Mastered By James Paul at Rogue Studio, Toronto
Recorded at Knob & Tube Recording, Toronto
39. Mother Tucker’s Yellow Duck: Elevated Platform
(McDougal / Law / Caldwell)
Homegrown Stuff: Duck Records / Capitol Records - ST-6304
Vancouver BC
Pat Caldwell: vocal, harmonica
Charlie Faulkner: bass
Roger Law: guitar
Hugh Lockhead: drums
Don McDougall: guitar
Produced by Robin Spurgin, 1969
This Vancouver band started out in the later part of the 1960s as a joke, with only one guy who could actually play. Over the next year they put together a real band and released One Ring Jane as a single in the US but it wasn’t promoted. That was when they formed their own Duck Records and recorded their first album featuring a re-recorded version of One Ring Jane. Bonded with the San Francisco music scene, the album did rather well considering it didn’t get much airplay. They went on to tour with the Yardbirds, Alice Cooper, opened for Cream and Deep Purple before calling it quits in the early 1970s.
40. Jupiter One: Platform Moon
(Zac Colwell)
Jupiter One: Cordless Records CDL 70
New York City
Bass, Vocals – Benjamin Wright
Drums, Percussion – Dave Heilman
Guitar, Synthesizer, Flute, Clarinet, Vocals – Zachary Colwell*
Vocals, Guitar, Violin, Synthesizer – K Ishibashi
Synthesizer, Violin, Vocals – Mocha
Produces by Jupiter One, K Ishibashi, 2007
Recorded By Dicky Spears, Geoff Abrymazk, Mitch Rakin at Squid Hell, Boston
Mastered By Nathan James
41. Grievous Angels: Empty Platform
(Chuck Angus)
Tout Le Gang: Moose 001
Toronto
Michelle Rumball: lead vocals
Chuck Angus: guitar
Peter Jellard: banjo
Tim Hadley: bass
Peter Duffin: drums
Produced by Andrew Cash & Grievous Angels, 1988
42. David Celia: The Wind
(David Celia)
Live on Back To The Sugarcamp
Toronto
David Celia - Guitar & Keys, the kazoo
Chris Banks - Bass
Selina Martin - Vox, Tamborine
Cleve Anderson - Drums
Michael Holt - Keys & Vox
Produced & Mastered for radio by Steve Fruitman, 2008
Recorded by Sam Petite, June 3, 2008
Live at Studio 3, CIUT-FM
Heard over:
CIUT FM 89.5 CHMR FM 93.5 FM
University of Toronto Radio Inc Memorial University, St. John's NL
Mondays 12 noon Tuesdays 10 pm NT
Radio Bell Island 93.9 FM Radio VGR
Wabana, Bell Island NL London/Thetford UK
Wednesdays 4 pm NT Tues 10 pm GMT; Sat 3:30 am
Bluewater Radio CFBW 91.3 FM VOBB The Voice of Bonne Bay
Walkerton ON Rocky Harbour 98.1 FM
Grey Co. ON Bonne Bay 95.9 FM
Sundays 6 pm ET Tuesdays 9 pm NT
BOIR Bay of Islands Radio Home Grown Community Radio
100.1 FM CHCR 102.9 FM
Corner Brook, NL Killaloe ON
Thursdays 2 pm NT Various Times
Community Radio CIOE
97.5 FM
Lower Sackville NS
Sun 8 pm AT