Can Candice and Anthony convince you of the CanCon nature of these songs?
A conversation with artist Michael Dirisio and Workers' Arts and Heritage Centre Program Director, Hitoko Okada about the Archiving Unrest exhibition surrounding worker uprisings across Canada in 1919.
Royalty free music courtesy of of Hooksounds.
This week Jason @upinthisbrain Reese breaks the rules and digs deep into a Michael McDonald morning show theme! And Jason tags...
On this episode Shane Birley brings us his MM session, Toto's 21st Century Blues from the album Toto XIV.
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Candice is (Alannah) Myles ahead with Love Is... what you want it to be.
Anth dons the CCC toque of obscurity with the Mynah Birds' It's My Time.
On this episode Candice Lepage brings us another MM session classic, Rickie Lee Jones' Young Blood from her eponymous debut LP.
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This week Heavy D of Grown Ass Book Reports brings us another MM session classic, Carly Simon's One Love Stand from her Another Passenger LP.
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This week Erinn White brings us another MM session classic, Toto's I'll Be Over You.
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Episode Two of the "Yah Mo Been There" podcast concerning the vast session work of Michael McDonald. This episode brought to you by Oliver Rockside.
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Joni Mitchell's Good Friends from the Dog Eat Dog album.
Episode One of the "Yah Mo Been There" podcast concerning the vast session work of Michael McDonald. This episode brought to you by Anthony Marco.
This is a tagcast project where the host tags the next host at the end of each episode. Stay tuned to who Anthony tags at the end of this one!
James Ingram's Yah Mo B There from the It's Your Night album.