The Hot Side
1. Jesse Stewart: Currants – 2002 *
2. Selina Martin: The Hottest Day – 2010 *
3. April Wine: Hot On The Wheels Of Love – 1978 *
4. It’s A Beautiful Day: Hot Summer Day – 1969
5. Shakin’ Stevens: Hot Dog – 1984
6. Bubble Puppy: Hot Smoke and Sassafras – 1969
7. Jim Gregrash: Hot Polka – 1960s *
8. Shocking Blue: Hot Sand – 1969
9. Buffalo Springfield: Hot Dusty Roads – 1967
10. Bad Tractor: Hot Dusty Mondays – 2018 *
11. Blue Öyster Cult: Hot Rails To Hell – 1975
12. Will Glahe Orch: Hot Pretzels (Goosey Goosey) – 1970 *
13. Don Freed: A Really Hot Day – 1983 *
14. Colin Linden: Hot Tamales – 1975 *
15. Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen: Hot Rod Lincoln – 1972
16. Lee Aaron: Hot To Be Rocked – 1985 *
17. Downchild: Blood Runs Hot – 1981 *
18. Fleetwood Mac: Red Hot Jam – 1969
The Moore Side
1. Ben Mink: Talk Is Cheap – 1980 *
2. Cowboy Junkies: Working On a Building – 1988 *
3. Willie P Bennett: Sometimes It Seems So Easy – 1993 *
4. Samantha Martin: Chasing Dreams – 2018 *
5. Blackie & The Rodeo Kings: Blackie & The Rodeo King – 1996 *
6. The Keetniks: Bumble Boogie – 1965 *
7. Jughead: Sick, Sorry & Sober – 1996 *
8. The Sadies: Lucifer Sam – 2006 *
9. Mainline: Beltmaker – 2002 *
10. Rush: Red Barchetta – 1981 *
11. Oscar Peterson w Bucky Pizzarelli: Eleanor Rigby – 1969
12. Pat Temple: Raven Rappin’ – 2000 *
13. Jon Brooks: 01 – 2019 *
14. Bruce Cockburn: Planet of the Clowns – 1983 *
15. John Borra: Blue Wine – 2020 *
16. David Pritchard: Nash Metropolitan – 1976 *
17. Margaret Stowe: You Gotta Reap Just What You Sow – 2006 *
CanCon* = 71%
The Hot Side
1. Jesse Stewart: Currants
(Jesse Stewart)
Sixty Second Songs: DROG 100
Guelph ON
Jesse Stewart: drums
Produced and recorded by Lewis Melville, 2002
2. Selina Martin: The Hottest Day
(Selina Martin)
Disaster Fantasies: SELMALP0008
Packenham ON / Toronto ON
Selina Martin: vocals, guitars, bass, musical saw, wine glasses, organ
Chris Stringer: guitars, bass, synth, Wurlitzer, mini-moog, percussion
Annelise Noronha: guitars, accordion
Doug Friesen: bass, trombone
Josh Van Tassel: drums
Martin Tielli: guitar
Jack Breakfast: piano
Produced by Chris Stringer, 2010
Recorded by Chris Stringer at The Lincoln County Social Club, Toronto
Mastered by Joao Carvalho at Joao Carlvalho Mastering, Toronto
3. April Wine: Hot On The Wheels Of Love
(Myles Goodwyn / Steve Lang)
First Glance: Aquarius: AQR 517
Montreal
Myles Goodwyn: lead vocals, guitar
Brian Greenway: Guitar, Slide Guitar, Harmonica
Gary Moffet: guitars
Steve Lang: bass
Jerry Mercer: drums
Produced by Myles Goodwyn, 1978
Recorded at Le Studio by Nick Blagona and Studio Tempo by Billy Szawlowski
Mastered by Harry Moss
4. It’s A Beautiful Day: Hot Summer Day
(Linda Laflamme / David Laflamme)
It’s A Beautiful Day: Columbia Records CS 9768
San Francisco CA
David Laflamme: violin, vocals
Hal Wagenet: guitar
Mitchell Hollman: bass
Linda Laflamme: keys, vocals
Pattie Santos: percussion
Produced by Matthew Katz & David Laflamme, 1969
Recorded by Brian Ross-Myring
5. Shakin’ Stevens: Hot Dog
(Buck Owens / Denny Dedmon)
You Drive Me Crazy: Epic Records PEC 90672
Glamorgan, Wales
Shakin’ Stevens: guitar, vocal
Others not listed
Produced by Shakin’ Stevens, 1982
Recorded at Eden Studios
Michael Barratt
b. 4 March 1948 Cardiff Wales
If I asked you “Who was the UK's biggest-selling singles artist of the 1980s, would you reply: “Shakin’ Stevens”?
6. Bubble Puppy: Hot Smoke and Sassafras
(Prince / Cox)
45 single be Beginning: International Artists 1A-128
San Antonio TX
Rod Prince: lead guitar, vocal
Roy Cox: bass, vocals
Todd Potter: lead guitar, vocals
David Fore: drums, vocals
Produced by Roy Rush, 1969
A Texas based rock band that formed in 1966 who’s first gig was opening for The Who in San Antonio in 1967. They were known for the novelty of having two lead guitarists in the band. After scoring a smashing success with Hot Smoke and Sassafras, they left their record company, changed their name to Damian (after the Herman Hesse novel) and signed a management deal with Steppenwolf’s (another HH novel) Nick St. Nicholas. They called it a day in 1972, having achieved only this one hit song.
7. Jim Gregrash: Hot Polka
(Unknown)
Dance With Jim Gregrash: Regis Records – RLP-4003
Herod Manitoba
Produced 1960s
Jim Gregrash (1902 - 1972) was a legendary Ukrainian Canadian fiddler. He recorded
with numerous artists over the years. Seven of his LPs and 20 of his 45s were issued on the Canadian Regis label.
8. Shocking Blue: Hot Sand
(RV Leeuwen)
45 single bw Venus: Colossus Records: C.108X
The Hague NL
Robbie van Leeuwen (guitar, sitar and backing vocals)
Mariska Veres (vocals)
Klaasje van der Wal (bass guitar)
Cor van der Beek (drums)
Cees Schrama (Hohner electric piano)
Produced by Robbie van Leeuwen, 1969
From Holland, Shocking Blue were basically known for their one hit song in America: Venus. The single sold over 7.5 million copies, meaning that there are probably 7 million people who had the B Side, Hot Sand in their hands, and never played it. I betcha I’m right!
9. Buffalo Springfield: Hot Dusty Roads
(Stephen Stills)
Buffalo Springfield: Atco Records Mono 33-200-A
Los Angeles CA
Neil Young: guitar, lead vocal
Steve Stills: guitar
Richie Furay: guitar
Dewey Martin: drums
Bruce Palmer: bass
Produced by Charles Greene, Brian Stone, 1966
Recorded July - September 1966 by Tom May, Doc Siegel, James Hilton, Stan Ross
Mixing: Buffalo Springfield, Charles Greene, Brian Stone
Three of the five members of this California band were from Canada:
Neil Percival Young b. Toronto November 12, 1945
Bruce Clifford Palmer b. Toronto September 9, 1946 / d. October 1, 2004 (58) Belleville, ON
Dewey Martin b. Chesterville ON September 30, 1940 / d. January 31, 2009 (68) Van Nuys, CA
This album was recorded prior to the implementation of Canadian Content Rules in 1972 so although it would NOT be considered CanCon now, it is still considered to be Canadian Content as three of the five members of this band came from here. Chesterville, Ontario is a small town near Smith Falls.
10. Bad Tractor: Hot Dusty Mondays
(Chuck Angus)
Blessington: Myers Creek Records MCRLP0517
Belleville ON
Tim Hadley: lead vocals, guitar
Ian McKendry: electric guitars
Michael Budding: bass
Steve Fruitman: drums
Janet Mercier: harmony vocals
Produced by Nicolas Tjelios, 2018
Recorded by Nic Tjelios at Big Red Button Studios, Belleville
Mastered by Phillip Shaw Bova at Bova Lab Studio, Ottawa
11. Blue Öyster Cult: Hot Rails To Hell
(Joe Bouchard)
On Your Feet Or On Your Knees: Columbia Records PG 33371
Long Island Ny
Albert Bouchard: drums
Joe Bouchard: bass
Allan Lanier: keys
Eric Bloom: vocals, guitar, syknth
Donald Roeser: lead guitar
Produced by Murray Krugman & Sandy Pearlman, 1975
Mixed by Jack Douglas
Released on February 27, 1975
Recorded by Tom Scott, Kurt Kuntzel, Aaron Baron, Tim Geelan, Pete Weiss, Jerry Smith at various locations incl. P.N.E. Coliseum, Vancouver between October 5-21, 1974.
Years active 1967-1986 has sold more than 24 million records worldwide. They were the first rock band to use umlauts which inspired others, like Motörhead and Mötley Crüe to do likewise.
12. Will Glahé & His Orchestra: Hot Pretzels (Goosey Goosey)
(Glahe / Ward / Timm)
Beer Garden Musik: London Records – LL 3021
Elberfeld.Germany
Will Glahé: accordion
Produced 1957
Will Glahé
b. February 12, 1902 Elberfeld GM / d. Rheinbreitbach GM, November 21, 1989 (87)
One of the most successful accordionists in Germany. He led his own orchestra from 1932. His "Liechtensteiner Polka" was also a hit in the U.S., hitting #16 on the
Billboard Hot 100 in 1957.
Heat Alert
"Toddler dies after accidentally being left inside car as mother taught at Bancroft school"
(True headline from last year)
Don Freed’s song, “A Really Hot Day” is a song that I have to play every year unfortunately. It’s my annual call for potential ‘morons’ NOT to leave their babies and pets in parked furnaces. (I still can’t believe that people do that!) Don Freed recorded this album nearly 40 years ago but still the message doesn’t seem to penetrated deeply enough. So here we go again.
13. Don Freed: A Really Hot Day
(D Freed)
Pith and Pathos: Bushleague Records: no serial number
Saskatoon SK
Don Freed: guitar, vocal
Glen Hendrickson
Blaine Dunaway
Tom Hazlitt
Joe Mock: guitar
Rick Scott
Connie Kaldor - Jane Mortifee - Cyndi Melon: bg vocals
Produced by Joe Mock, 1983
Recorded by Paul Mcdonald at Pacific Coast Sound, Burnaby BC
Mastered by Geoff Turner at Pinewood Studios, Vancouver
Don Freed
b. New Westminster BC 1949
Born in BC but raised in Saskatchewan, Freed began his music career in 1966. By 1969 he was seen performing with Johnny Cash which lead to Freed signing to Capitol Records (although they turned down releasing anything). He hitchhiked to Toronto, cashless, and phoned one of the only people he knew – Juri Krytiuk. He was then invited to be a session musician on Stevedore Steve’s first album, Songs of the Stevedore. Eventually he began writing and singing his own songs. Beginning in the early 1990s, Freed began to shift his musical focus from that of being a solo performer to being a promoter of Métis and First Nations culture, particularly involving children. He was also shacked up with Joni Mitchell at the time and collaborated with her on her album ‘Taming the Tiger’. He’s still out there giving songwriting workshops to Métis and First Nations kids.
14. Colin Linden: Hot Tamales
(Robert Johnson)
The Best of Touch The Earth: CBC Records – LM 473
Toronto ON
Colin Linden: guitar, vocal
Chris Whiteley: guitar, harmonica
Jim MacLean: guitar
Produced by Bill Garrett, 1975
Compilation Album produced by Paul Mills 1981
Colin Kendall Linden
b. April 16, 1960
His age was 15 yrs when he went in to CIUT’s studios to record a demo of this song for CBC radio.
This was the first real studio recording Colin made for a CBC radio appearance on Touch The Earth, a folk-oriented program hosted by Sylvia Tyson. He once told me that to practice for this he came down to CIUT’s original studios, at 91 St. George St., to test himself out. I guess he passed the audition!
Of course now he’s a top guitarist, producer, performer with Blackie And The Rodeo Kings.
15. Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen: Hot Rod Lincoln
(C Ryan / S Stevenson)
45 single bw My Home In My Hand: Paramount Records PAA Q146X
Chicago IL
George Frayne IV, Commander: Keys
Billy C Farlow: Harmonica
John Tichy: Guitar
Bill Kirchen: Lead Guitar
Andy Stein
Paul Bruce Barlow: Bass
Lance Dickerson: drums
Bobby Black, sax
Produced by Bob Cohen and Commander Cody, 1972
Recorded at Peninsula Sound Studios, San Carlos CA by Dave Lear
Hot Rod Lincoln: "Hot Rod Lincoln" is a song by American singer-songwriter Charlie Ryan, first released in 1955. Canadian guitarist, Pat Travers, recorded it on his first LP, Pat Travers (1976).
16. Lee Aaron: Hot To Be Rocked
(S Brierly / Lee Aaron / D Wagner)
Call of the Wild: Attic Records LAT 1212
Belleville ON
Lee Aaron: vocals
John Albani: lead guitar
Jerry Mercer: drums
Spyder Sinnaeve: bass
Bob Ezrin: keys
Chris Brockway, John albani, Lee Aaron, Walter Zwol, Dick Wagner: bg vocals
Produced by Paul Gross, 1985
Recorded by Lenny Derose and Mike Walsh at Phase One Studio, Toronto
Mixed by Lenny Rose
17. Downchild: Blood Runs Hot
(Steve Samsel)
Blood Run Hot: Attic Records LAT 1117
Toronto ON
Tony Flaim: vocal
Don Walsh: slide guitar
Jane Vasey: piano, bg vocal
Gary Kendall: bass
Craig Kaleal: drums
Ray Harrison: Hammond organ
Bob Heslin: trumpet, bg vocal
Larry Bodner: sax
Spencer Davis: bg vocal
Produced by Spencer Davis, 1981
Recorded at Eastern Sound, Toronto by Graham Duff
18. Fleetwood Mac: Red Hot Jam
(Peter A Green)
Fleetwood Mac in Chicago: Blue Horizon - 9 45238-2
London, UK
Peter Green - guitar, vocal
Mick Fleetwood - drums
Buddy Guy (as Guitar Buddy) - guitar
Shakey Horton - harmonica
Honey Boy Edwards - guitar
Willie Dixon - string bass
Produced by Mike Vernon & Marshall Chess, 1969
Released 1971
The Moore Side
1. 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
Peter J Moore
b. August 6, 1956 Hamilton, ON / d. November 11, 2023 (67) Toronto
He began his amazing career as a radio dj. In 1976, Peter, and a few other students, started the campus radio broadcast station CHRW-FM at the University of Western Ontario in London, . He was the on-air DJ for the new music program covering the punk rock and new wave scene. At that time most punk bands were English, which created a problem fulfilling the station's "35% Canadian content" obligation. Since there were very few Canadian punk releases, Moore started recording the live shows of local and touring Canadian punk rock bands and playing them on his radio show,
After graduating from Western in 1982, he founded MDI Productions and moved his operation to Toronto. In 1988, Moore produced the now famous one-microphone recording of The Trinity Session by the Cowboy Junkies. It was recorded at Toronto's Church of the Holy Trinity on November 27, 1987, using one ambisonic stereo mic connected to a Beta VCR. It became an international success story selling more than 1.5 million copies in the first year.
Moore really made his name in Production but specialized in remastering analogue to digital. He worked at digitalizing a long lost Joni Mitchell tape recorded for Greenpeace and was asked to remaster to digital the entire Basement tapes collection featuring Bob Dylan and The Band. I’ve chosen tracks from various artists who had the opportunity of working with Peter J Moore.
2. Cowboy Junkies: Working On A Building
(trad)
The Trinity Sessions: RCA Victor 8568
Toronto ON
Margo Timmins: vocal
Michael Timmins: guitar
Peter Timmins: drums
Alan Anton: bass
John Timmins: guitar
Kim Deschamps: steel, dobro, slide
Jaro Czerwinec: accordion
Produced by Peter Moore, 1988
Recorded by Peter Moore at Church of the Holy Trinity in Toronto, November 27, 1987
Mastered at the Lacquer Channel, Toronto
3. Willie P Bennett: Sometimes It Seems So Easy
(WP Bennett)
Take My Own Advice: Dark Light Music DL 12003
Peterborough ON
Willie P Bennett: guitar, harmonica, vocals
Colleen Peterson: BG vocals
Mike Holder: pedal steel
Dennis Pendrith: bass
Ken Harrison: organ
Ed White: drums
Jeff Arsenault: drums
Colin Linden: guitars
Produced by Peter J Moore, 1993
Recorded by Simon Less
Mixed by Simon Less and Peter J Moore at MDI Studios, Toronto
Mastered by Peter J Moore at the “E” Room, Toronto
4. Samantha Martin: Chasing Dreams
(Samantha Martin)
Run To Me: Gypsy Soul Records GSR008G
Toronto ON
Samantha Martin: lead vocal
Sherie Marshall: co-vocals
Mwansa Mwansa: co-vocals
Darcy Yates: bass
Dani Nash: drums, percussion, co-vocals
Steve Marriner: keys
Shamus Currie: trombone
Michael McCallum: guitar
Andrew Muljgun: sax
Curtis Chaffey: guitar
Thomas Moffett: trumpet
Produced by Darcy Yates, 2018
Recorded by Aaron Goldstein at Baldwin Street Sound, Toronto
Mixed by Stew Crookes at Stewdio, Toronto
Mastered by Peter J Moore at The E-Room, Toronto
Graphic Design by Roberta Landreth
Executive Producers: Rob Bowman, The Unicorn Project, The Conspiracy to Promote Artists - PJ Bel and Mark Aquilla.
One of the albums the late blues connoisseur John Valenteyne chose as one to watch. Samantha Martin is an incredibly strong vocalist surrounded by a great fun band who weave in and around her vocals. Released in 2018 on vinyl, it sounds good and fat in the grooves. One of Grammy Award winning Professor Rob Bowman’s pet projects as Executive Producer
5. Blackie & The Rodeo Kings: Blackie & The Rodeo King
(Willie P Bennett)
High Or Hurtin’: True North TNSD 0115
Hamilton, Toronto, Victoria
Accordion – Ken Whiteley
Bass – John Dymond
Drums – Gary Craig
Electric Guitar – Colin Linden
Harmonica – Willie P. Bennett
Harmony Vocals, Resonator Guitar – Stephen Fearing
Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar – Tom Wilson
Produced by Colin Linden, Tom Wilson & Stephen Fearing, 1996
Recorded by Bob Doige at Grant Avenue Studios, Hamilton
Mixed by John Whynot at Reaction and Sony/Oasis Studio
Mastered by Peter J Moore at the “E” Room, Toronto
This band were named after the title of a Willie P Bennett album. The original concept of the Rodeo Kings was a one off album featuring their renditions of Willie P’s songs. It was such a success that nearly 30 years and a number of albums later they’re still performing together.
6. The Keatniks: Bumble Boogie
(Jack Fina)
The Keatnicks, Melbourne, AMLP 4011
Labrador City NL
William Keating: (rhythm guitar) Conception Bay NL
Pierre LaJeuness (piano) Montreal QC
Maurice (Moe) Caines (lead guitar) Port Saunders NL
Basil Haire (drums) St. John’s NL
Produced in Montreal, 1965
7. Jughead: Sick, Sorry & Sober
(T & C Gallant)
Got’em, Got’em, Need’em, Got’em!: On Tap Records SUDS 003
Toronto
Michael Phillips aka Lopez: gut bucket bass
John Mets: spoons
Michael Smith: washboard
Dan Ouellette: harmonica
Andrew Queen: jug, kazoo
Doug Queen: accordion
Christopher Quinn: banjo, mandolin, guitar
Nik Tjelios: mandolin
Brian Morgan: fiddle
Todd Gallant: guitar, lead vocals
Produced by Nik Tjelios and Jughead, 1996
Recorded at Weirdston HQ and Casa Wroxton, Toronto by Nik Tjelios
Mastered at the “E” Room by Peter J Moore
8. The Sadies: Lucifer Sam
(Syd Barrett)
In Concert: Outside - 23339-9015-2
Richmond Hill, ON
Dallas Good: guitar, vocals
Travis Good: guitar, vocals
Mike Belitsky: drums
Sean Dean: bass
Mike Burlington: drums, shakers
Gary Louris: vocals, guitar
Produced by The Sadies, 2006
Mastered by Peter Moore at the E Room, Toronto
A great cover version of a Syd Barrett’s song from Pink Floyd’s first album, Piper At The Gates of Dawn. Recorded live in Lee’s Palace. I’ve heard them do other early Floyd songs at their live shows. It perfectly captures the essence of the song.
9. Mainline: Beltmaker
(Mendelson Joe)
The Last Show @ The Elmo: Bullseye Records BLR-CD-4066
Toronto Ontario Canada
Mike McKenna: lead guitar
Tony Nolasco: drums
Mike Harrison: bass
Bob Adams: harmonica
Ted Purdy: acoustic guitar, lead vocals
Produced by Glenn Belcher and Tony Nolasco, 2002
Recorded by Brian Gagnon and Glenn Belcher live at the El Mocambo, Toronto
Mastered by Peter J Moore at the “E” Room
Mixed at Prisma Sound, Toronto
This album, recorded live at the El Mocambo, is from Mainline’s short lived reunion which began on my Great North Wind program after they performed live. They began gigging at Blues on Belair which eventually led to the Elmo. It wasn’t a compete Mainline reunion although it did feature the original band minus Mendelson Joe. Tony Nolasco sang most of the songs.
10. Rush: Red Barchetta
(Rush)
Moving Pictures 40th Anniversary: Anthem Entertainment – B0033537-01
Toronto
Geddy Lee: vocals, bass
Alex Lifeson: guitars
Neil Peart: drums
Produced by Rush, 2022
Recorded by Ian Grandy live in Toronto, 1981
Remastered by Peter J Moore at the "E" Room
Although he had nothing to do with the original Moving Pictures, Peter J Moore was chosen to digitally remaster the album for its 40th anniversary, one of the last projects Moore worked on before his death from cancer in 2023.
11. Oscar Peterson w Bucky Pizzarelli: Eleanor Rigby
(Lennon / McCartney)
Motions and Emotions: MPS Records (US) MB 20713
Montreal QC / Paterson NJ
Oscar Peterson: piano
Bucky Pizzarelli: guitar
Bobby Durham: drums
Produced by Matthias Kunnecke, 1969
Oscar Emmanuel Peterson
b. August 15, 1925 Montreal / d. December 23, 2007 (82) Mississauga ON
John Paul ‘Bucky’ Pizzarelli
b. January 9, 1926 Paterson, NJ / d. April 1, 2020 (94) Saddle River, NJ
Although Peter J Moore never got his hands on this album, he did remaster Oscar Peterson’s A Night in Vienna, rereleased in 2004.
12. Pat Temple: Raven Rappin’
(Pet Temple)
One Song At A Time: Wingwalker Music WWM 1007
Peterborough ON
Pat Temple: vocal, electric guitar
Frank Barth: pedal steel, trombone
John MacMurchy: baritone sax
Jon Stewart: tenor sax
Spencer Evans: clarinet, piano
Terry Wilkins: stand-up bass
Vince Maccarone: drums
Produced by Pet Temple and the Hilo Players, 2000
Recorded at the Rogue Studio, Toronto by Jason Elliot
Remastered by Peter Je Moore at the “E” Room, 2017
Here’s another great example of Moore’s work from an album recorded in 2000 and remastered and pressed for vinyl in 2017.
13. Jon Brooks: 01
(Jon Brooks)
No One Travels Alone: Borealis Records BCD251
Toronto ON
Jon Brooks: vocal, guitars, iTanpura
Neil Cruickshank: guitar, vocals
Alec Fraser: bass
Ed Hanley: tablas
John Showman: violin
Produced by Alec Fraser, 2018
Recorded in an old dancehall somewhere in Hamilton ON
Mastered by Peter J Moore
Jon Brooks
b. June 18, 1971 Toronto
14. Bruce Cockburn: Planet of the Clowns
(Bruce Cockburn)
The Trouble With Normal: True North TND 289
Ottawa
Bruce Cockburn: guitar, vocal
Bob Disalle: drums
Jon Goldsmith: keys
Hugh Marsh: violin, mandolin
Dennis IPendrith: bass, stick
Dick Smith: percussion
Produced by Eugene Martynec, 1983
Recorded by Gary Gray at Manta Sound, Toronto
Mastered by George Marino at Sterling Sound, NYC
Digitally Remastered by Peter J Moore at the “E” Room, Toronto
Early in this century True North Records hired Moore to remaster the entire Bruce Cockburn catalogue for rerelease on CD (and later, records).
15. John Borra: Blue Wine
(John Borra / Sam Ferrara / Steve Koch)
Blue Wine: Cousin Jeb Records JEB007
Toronto
John Borra: guitar, bass, harmonica, vocals
Michael Boguski: keys, accordion
Clive Anderson: drums
Produced by John Borra, 2020
Recorded by John Borra at Johnny MacLeod’s Studio, Toronto
Mixed by John Borra
Mastered by Peter J Moore at the E Room, Toronto
16. David Pritchard: Nash Metropolitan
(G Plewman)
Nocturnal Earthworm Stew: Island Records ILPS 9422
Toronto
Nash The Slash: electric violin
Produced by David Pritchard, 1976
David Pritchard
b. England / d. Toronto 2005
17. Margaret Stowe: You Gotta Reap Just What You Sow
(Alberta Hunter)
Adventures of a Red Guitar: Tallyho Music TM 103
Toronto
Margaret Stowe: electric guitar
Daisy DeBolt: vocal
Henry Heilig: acoustic bass
Michelle Josef: drums
Produced by Margaret Stowe, 2006
Mixed by Peter J Moore
Mastered by Peter J Moore at the “E” Room
Recorded at Ozworld, Toronto by Wynn Gogol
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