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Playlists for 2018 483 -- Oct 13 -- Good Old Country Songs, Part 2 of 2 (LISTEN)
-----------------482 -- Oct 06 -- Good Old Country Songs, Part 1 of 2 (LISTEN) 482 -- Sep 29 -- Conception Bay (LISTEN) 481 -- Sep 22 -- New Additions - Part Two (LISTEN) 480 -- Sep 15 -- New Additions - Part One (LISTEN) 479 -- Sep 08 -- Summer 2018 in Review 478 -- Sep 01 -- Work (encore) 477 -- Aug 25 -- 1988 - Pt 2 (encore) 476 -- Aug 18 -- 1988 - Pt 1 (encore) 475 -- Aug 11 -- 1978 - Pt 2 (encore) 474 -- Aug 04 -- 1978 - Pt 1 (encore) 473 -- Jul 28 -- 1958 & 1968 (encore) 472 -- Jul 21 -- NL 45s - Pt 2 (encore) 471 -- Jul 14 -- NL 45s - Pt 1 (encore) 470 -- Jul 07 -- Rivers (encore) 469 -- Jun 30 -- The Sea (encore) 468 -- Jun 23 -- Boats (encore) 467 -- Jun 16 -- Summer (encore) 466 -- Jun 09 -- Flowers (encore) 465 -- Jun 02 -- Birds (encore) 464 -- May 26 -- Sim's Studio (LISTEN) 463 -- May 19 -- The Fiddlers 462 -- May 12 -- Trains (Encore) 461 -- May 05 -- Mexico 460 -- Apr 28 -- Sunshine 459 -- Apr 21-- 1988 (Part 2 of 2) 458 -- Apr 14 -- 1988 (Part 1 of 2) 457 -- Apr 07 -- 1978 (Part 2 of 2) 456 -- Mar 31 -- EASTERTIME 455 -- Mar 24 -- 1978 (Part One) 454 -- Mar 17 -- Sing Irishman Sing 453 -- Mar 10 -- 1958 & 1968 452 -- Mar 03 -- Musical Alphabet Conclusion 451 -- Feb 24 -- Musical Alphabet: (U, V, & W - Part 1) 450 -- Feb 17 -- Musical Alphabet: (The Ss - Concl. & The Ts - Part 1) 449 -- Feb 10 -- Musical Alphabet: (The Ss - Part 2) 448 -- Feb 03 -- Musical Alphabet: (The Ss - Part 1) 447 -- Jan 27 -- Musical Alphabet: (The Rs - Conclusion) 446 -- Jan 20 -- Musical Alphabet: (The Qs & The Rs, Part 1) 445 -- Jan 13 -- 2017 Revisited 444 -- Jan 06 -- George Grandy |
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September 22: New Additions - Part Two Episode 491 THE CARLTON SHOWBAND: Cape Breton Newfoundlander (Bob Reid) ‘The Carlton Showband at The Pig and Whistle’, Arc Citation Series ACS 5022 circa 1969. Personnel: Chris O'Toole (leader, drums and spoons), Michael Feeney (tenor singer), Seamus Grew (saxophone, transaccord), Bob Lewis (singer, rhythm guitar), Christy McLaughlin (singer, accordion, harmonica), Sean McManus (lead guitar, singer, banjo), John Patterson (tenor singer, rhythm guitar and trombone), Fred White (bass and banjo). Produced by: Bill Gilliland, Ken Warriner & Frank Bertin Recorded at Bay Studios, Toronto HAL LONE PINE: Squid Jiggin’ Ground (A. R. Scammell) 45 rpm single, Rodeo RO 3320, circa 1969 BILL LANGSTROTH with The Jubilee Singers: Feller From Fortune (Traditional) ‘Singalong Jubilee Volume III’, Arc AS 700 circa 1966. Musicians: Brian Ahern: Guitar & Harmonica, Garth Proude: Bass, King Lewis: Banjo Prod: Manny Pittson. Chorus Direction: Bill Langstroth. Engineer: Bob Theakston. NED LANDRY: Newfoundland Breakdown (Traditional) ‘Canadian Old-Time Fiddle Centennial Tour’ LP Arc 251 Centennial Series, 1967 An ARC PRODUCTION. Direction: Ben Weatherby. BILL WILLIAMSON (Narrator): VOCM editorial (February 2, 1972) (Rex Murphy) 45 rpm single Marathon, Side 1, BR-10406, 1972 (Note: label incorrectly credits Rex Murphy as narrator & Bill Williamson as writer – WT) THE IRISH ROVERS: We’ll Rant and We’ll Roar (Arr. and Adapt. by Will Millar) ‘K-tel Presents The Irish Rovers Special’, K-tel NC 420, 1972 SHIRLEY ANN: The Other Me (Don Petrak & Bill Hackett) 45 rpm single, Chief Records JL 6906. circa early-mid 1970s Produced by Geo. Taylor & Dougal Trineer. Note: Bill Hackett is a Newfoundlander. CHUCK CONNORS: Somebody Bigger Than You and I (Johnny Lange-Sonny Burke-Hy Heath) 45 rpm single DECCA 9-31120 (MONO) circa 1961. Vocal with The Salvation Army Chorus and instrumental accompaniment. PRESSURE DROP: True True (J. Fidler) ‘Pressure Drop’ cassette tape PD 001, circa 1992 Presonnel: Jim Fidler, Sharon Hynes, Todd MacLean, Fred Murphy, Terry Stone. Guests: Emily Knight, George Morgan, Dan Keels. Recorded. & Mixed at Jolly Rogers Studio except ‘Great Big World’-Rec at Echo Studio. Produced by Jim Fidler. Engineed by R. Ward Pike except ‘Great Big World’ by Pat Janes. HARDSHIP POST: Your Sunshine (S. Lippa) 45 rpm single - PRESELL RELEASE. No Label/No Number. Release date Jun 12, 1995 Also released as Compact Disc Sub Pop Ltd. SP 2892. Recorded by Al Sutton at White Room Studios, Detroit, MI. Personnel: Matt Clarke, Mike Pick, Sebastian Lippa THE WHITE’S: He Proved His Love (Composer unidentified on tape) ‘Mercy Rewrote My Life’ cassette tape Celebration Records 4CRS-A-101, 1984 DELMER DORY: Down Yonder ‘Down Yonder’, Paragon ALS 234. Date? PERSONNEL: Delmer Dorey - accordion, Roddy LaPierie - Drums, Eddy Poirier - bass, fiddle, guitar... . |
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September 15: New Additions - Part One Episode 490 WAYNE NESBIT: One More Time (Wayne
Nesbit)
45 rpm single QUAY CS 8038 Date?
Harmony: W. Boone. Musicians: N. Bishop, T. MacNeil, F. Wall,
R. Walsh.
Produced by: Wayne Nesbit. Engineered by Neil Bishop &
Claude Caines.
Recorded at Clode Sound Productions, Stephenville,
NL
JABAL: He’s Back Home Once More (Arch
Young)
45 rpm single QUAY CS-8081, Date?
Produced by: Jabal. Engineered by: Neil Bishop & Claude
Caines.
Recorded at Clode Sound Studios, Stephenville, NL
GEORGE CADDEN & COUNTRY COOKING: Burning Memories
(M. Tillis - W. Walker)
‘George Cadden & Country Cooking’ Vinyl LP QUAY CS 8064,
1981
VOCALS & RHYTHM: George Cadden, KEYBOARDS: John Aucoin,
STEEL & RHYTHM GUITARS: Mel Aucoin, DRUMS & PERCUSSION: Larry Brennen.
PRODUCED BY: Country Cooking. ENGINEERED BY: Neil Bishop &
Claude Caines.
RECORDED AT: Clode Sound Studios, Stephenville,
NL.
MIKE O’GRADY & the Newfoundland Showband: Bubbles
In the Glass (Rex Hemeon)
‘Mike O'Grady & The Newfoundland Showband’, Cassette SVC
05091 (SVC03490 on cassette insert). Vocals: Ed Dover, Drums: Mike O'Grady,
Bass: Tom O'Grady, Guitar: Jimmy Platts,
Accordian: Ed Dover
Engineer: Steve Comeau. Recorded at Sound Ventures Production
Studio, Charlottetown, PEI
BILL SNOW: Swiss Moonlight Lullaby (Wilf
Carter)
‘Yodelin’ Bill Snow’ Marathon ALS 375, 1973
HONEY WEST: His Coloured Television (Roy
Payne)
‘In the Shadows of the Past’, Marathon MMS 76005,
1973
ERIC WATERMAN: Home By the Sea (Eric
Waterman)
45 rpm single, Starlit CT-35806, 1968?
THE ISLANDERS: Newfoundland Memories (Doug
Warren)
‘Newfoundland Memories’, SWC WS-6117, 1987
Personnel: Doug Warren: Vocals/guitar, Eddison Sheppard:
Accordion, Cyril Brown:
Bass, Conrad Williams: Drums, Sim Savory: Rhythm
guitar/piano/electric guitar & Engineer.
Recorded at Sims Studio, Belleoram. Produced by SWC
Productions, English Harbour West, NL
THE BEIRDO BROTHERS: Jack the Sailor
(Trad.)
‘More Better Music’ Waxing Records WW 575, circa 1985.
Personnel - Glen Soulis: intro, vocals, sopranino recorder;
Sandy MacDonald: guitar, harmony vocals, mandolin; Mike Budding: acoustic
bass
Produced by James Beirdo.
Engineered by Little Stevie Beirdo. Recorded at The Waxworks,
St. Jacobs, ON.
THE BEIRDO BROTHERS: Newfie Disco (Beirdo
Bros.)
‘More Better Music’ Waxing Records WW 575, circa 1985.
Personnel: Glen Soulis: sporano and sopranino recorders,
vocals; Sandy MacDonald: guitar, vocals;
Sheila Forrester: yamaha porta-sound; Mike Budding: electric
bass; Bernie Carrol: drums
GEORGE CADDEN & COUNTRY COOKING: Don’t It Make My Brown Eyes Blue (Allen Reynolds)
‘George Cadden & Country Cooking’ Vinyl LP QUAY CS 8064,
1981
VOCALS & RHYTHM: George Cadden, KEYBOARDS: John Aucoin,
STEEL & RHYTHM GUITARS: Mel Aucoin, DRUMS & PERCUSSION: Larry Brennen.
PRODUCED BY: Country Cooking. ENGINEERED BY: Neil Bishop &
Claude Caines.
RECORDED AT: Clode Sound Studios, Stephenville,
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September 8: Summer 2018 in Review Episode 479 DICK NOLAN: Happy Newfoundlanders (Dick Nolan) 'Happy Newfoundlanders', RCA Camden KCC1-0012, 1973 Engineer: Mark Smith, Technician: John Cordina, Produced by Jack Feeney Recorded at RCA’s Toronto Studios SIMANI: The Rose In Her Hair (Simani) 'Favourites' Independent compact disc 02 08706, 2008 VARIOUS ARTISTS: Music & Friends (Bud Davidge) From music video mixed and produced by Chris Kirby, 2018 Featuring The Once, Sherman Downey, The Navigators, Alan Doyle, Gary & Whitt, Glen Simmons, Rube & Rake, Cory Tetford, Tim Baker, Rex Goudie, Fergus & Jim, The Secrets, Matthew Byrne, Aaron Collis, Lily Goudie, and Bud Davidge SONS OF ERIN: Sullivan's John (Dunne) 'Sons of Erin', Dominion LPS 93055, circa 1969. Personel: Denny Ryan, Ralph O'Brien, John Cameron, Jonnie Lynn, Ron McDonald. Prod: Jury Krytiuk. Eng: George Semkiw, Rec: RCA, To. GERALD PEARSON: Jessie Munro (Trad) 'MeraSheen Farewell', Independent, WRCI-4076, 1986 Subtitle: "A Selection of Old Time House Party Songs from Merasheen Island" Accordion: Vince Pomroy, Mandolin/bass: Eugene (Bart) MacCarthy, 12 String Guitar: Gave Pomroy Prod: Gary O'Driscoll. Project co-ordinators: Bill wilson & Loyola "Roy" Pomroy. Technical advise: Kelly Russell, Pat & Joe Byrne. Rec: Echo Studios DICK NOLAN: Japanese Gin (Dick Nolan) 'Happy Newfoundlanders' RCA Camden RCA KCLI-0050, 1974 Prod: Jack Feeney. Eng: Mark Smith. Technicians: Craig Richardson, Alan Moy WONDERFUL GRAND BAND: Since Murphy Broke the Pledge (Johnny Burke) ‘Best of Wonderful Grand Band Vol. 3’ DVD, 2011 Personnel: Tommy Sexton, Greg Malone, Ron Hynes, Sandy Morris, Glenn Simmons, Jamie Snider, Ian Perry, and Rocky Wiseman. THE KITTY VITTY MINSTRELS: The Time of 9:13 (Mary Stack) 'The Cliffs Of Baccalieu', Audat 477-9033, 1973 Personnel: Jim Ring, Pat Debourke, Randy Ring, Mrs. Paul Ring. Prod: Al Feeney. Rec: MUN Radio, St. John's, NL HOMEGAS: Die For A Dime (Peter Aceves) 'Homegas', Takoma C1026, 1970 Musicians: Peter Aceves, Dave Satterfield, Richard Blaustein, Neil Rosenberg, John Hyslop, Jim Barden, Dave Brock. Prod: John Fahey. Eng: Ray Fournier, Cecil Charles Spiller, Bob Bourassa, Peter Seplow. THE ENNIS SISTERS: Keeping Time (Maureen Ennis/Perry Chafe) ‘Keeping Time’ 2018 Vocal arrangements by The Ennis Sisters Musical arrangements by The Ennis Sisters and Alan Doyle Produced by Alan Doyle and recorded at Sonic Temple Recording Studio in Halifax and at Skinner’s Hill Music Studio in St. John’s Mixed and Mastered by Cory Tetford WILF DOYLE & HIS ORCHESTRA: Rockin’ the Rodney (composer unidentified) ‘More Dance Favourites’ London NA 3508. circa early 1960s . |
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May 26 - Sim's Studio Episode 464 GORD DRAKE: Chain & Anchor Waltz (Trad.) 'I Am A Fisherman', SWC GD-1187, 1987 Vocals: Gord Drake; Rhythm guitars: Gord & Sim; Harmonies: Bud & Hughie Poole; Accordion: Gord Drake; Drums; Conrad Williams; Piano: Sim; Steel Guitar: Mike Higgins; Bass: Cyril Brown. Prod: SWC Productions, English Harbour West, NL. Eng: Sim Savory at Sim's Studio, Belleoram, NL SIMANI: A Breed All His Own (Bud Davidge) 'Two For the Show', SWC SDC 7788, 1988 Personnel: Bud Davidge (Vocals, Harmony Vocals), Sim Savory (Accordion, Rhythm & Lead Guitar, Bass), Cyril Brown (Bass), Mike Higgins (Steel Guitar), Dave Carey (Fiddle), Wilf Sullivan (Harmony Vocals). Rec: Sim's Studio, Belleoram. Eng: Sim Savory. GENE WATSON: Paper Rosie (Dallas Harms) 'Best of the Best - 25 Greatest Hits', 2012 From iTunes, originally released 1975 SIMANI: Bartender’s Story (Bud Davidge) 'Saltwater Cowboys', QUAY CS-8059, 1981 Credits: Ted MacNeil (Drums), Neil Bishop (lead, steel, and rhythm guitars), Claude Caines (bass guitar), Betty Jean Hynes & Reg Eddy (Harmony vocals), and Rick Walsh (piano). Produced by Simani. Engineered by Neil Bishop and Claude Caines. Recorded at Clode Sound Studios, Stephenville, NL, June 1981 SIMANI: Promises To Keep (Bud Davidge) 'Christmas Fancy', SWC Productions SDX 095, 1985 Lead vocals: Bud Davidge; Accordion: Sim Savory; Rhythm guitars: Sim Savory, Neil Bishop; Steel guitar: Mervin Maxwell; Fiddle and piano: Bill Guest; Lead guitars: Sim Savory, Neil Bishop; Basses: Sim Savory, Claude Caines; Harmony vocals: Bud Davidge. Engineers: Neil Bishop, Sim Savory. Produced by Simani. Recorded and mixed at Clode Sound and Sim's Studio, Belleoram, NL between September 1982 and September 1985. SIMANI: I Wanna Live Like A Millionaire (Bud Davidge) 'Outport People', cassette tape SDC-785A, 1986 Lead Vocals: Bud Davidge; Accordion: Sim Savory; Lead Guitar: Neil Bishop, Sim Savory; Rhythm guitars: Neil Bishop, Sim Savory; Mandolins: Sim Savory, Neil Bishop; Piano and Steel: Mel Aucoin; Harmonies: Bud Davidge, Nelson White; Dobro: Neil Bishop; Harmonica: Sim Savory Engineered by Neil Bishop and Sim Savory. Produced by Simani. Recorded at Sim's Studio, Belleoram, NL BACK TO BACK (Reg Eddy & Pat Marche): The Troutin' (Reg Eddy & Pat Marche) 'Childhood Memories', casette tape BB-40491A, circa early 1990s Personnel: Reg Eddy (guitar, bass, vocals, harmonies, music), Pat Marche (Vocals, spoons, jews-harp, lyrics), Sim Savory (accordion, drums), Dave Carey (fiddle, mandolin, guitar, tin whistle). Engineer: Sim Savory. Recorded at Sim's Studio, Belleoram, NL. Produced by Part Marche & Reg Eddy. SIMANI: Two For the Show (Bud Davidge) 'Two For the Show', SWC SDC 7788, 1988 Personnel: Vocals:Bud Davidge, Accordion, rhythm & lead guitar, mandolin, bass: Sim Savory, Steel guitar: Cyril Brown, and Mike Higgins, Fiddle: Dave Carey, Piano: Wilf Sullivan. Recorded at Sim's Studio, Belleoram. Engineer: Sim Savory. ALLAN BAMBURY: Allan's Waltz (Allan Bambury) 'Music and Friends', SWC SD-5067, 1987 Produced and arranged by Simani. Engineered by Sim Savory at Sim's Studio, Belleoram, NL . |
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May 5 - Mexico Episode 461 ROY PENNEY: Camp Town Races (Stephen Foster) ‘Twistin’ the Pick’, circa 1965, Arc 589 Produced by Ben Weatherby DEREK PELLEY: Down In Mexico (Derek Pelley) ‘Near Life Experience’, cassette tape, ALONE STONE 0001, circa 1990-1991? Personnel: Derek Pelley (Vocals, Bass Acoustic Guitar), Dave Mattacks (Drums & Percussion), Maartin Allcock (Electric Guitar, Keyboards, Bouzouki, Mandolin, & Bass) Neil Bishop (Electric Guitar). Prod: Derek Pelley, Eng: Tim Matyear. Rec: Woodworm Studio, England, 1987 & '89. TERRY KELLY: Drivin’ To Mexico (T. Kelly & D. O'Doherty) ‘On the Move’, GUN RECORDS TKPC 8391, 1984 Personnel: Terry Kelly, John Alphonse, Bruce Dixon, George Antoniak, Declan O'Doherty, Wayne Nicholson, Dale Boutilier, Wayne Hunt, Glenn Simmons, Jon Zaslow, Doug Varty, & others. Prod. Declan O'Doherty. EDDIE EASTMAN: Mexico In Our Backyard (E. Eastman/G. Godard/M. Trail) Private? CD with 'Easy' (1979) and 'Intimate Strangers' (1982) plus two extra tracks. Date? DAVE NICOL: Mexico (Dave Nicol) 45 rpm vinyl single; Columbia C4-4967-A, 1974 Produced by Jim Eaves, Arranged by Jim Pirie. Overlea Music Ltd. (BMI) JOAN MORRISSEY: South of the Border (Stanley Lebowsky and Herb Newman) ‘All Time Country Favourites’, Maritime Records 10000, 1967 Don Randell: fiddle; Ted Blanchard: bass; Benny Brake: rhythm; Wally Pynn: lead. GEORGE GRANDY; Spanish Eyes (Bert Kaempfert, Charles Singleton, & Eddie Snyder) 'Drifter From the Coast', Audat 477-9057, circa 1974 Probable band members: Lew Skinner on lead guitar, Fred Lawrence on steel, Cathy Lawrence on bass, Roger Skinner on drums, Eddie Rowsell on harmony vocals, and George Grandy on rhythm guitar. Eng: Ron Duclos. Recorded at MUN Studio, St. John's, NL BILL HACKETT: Mexican Rose (composer?) 45 rpm single Rebound Records? circa 1970s HAYWARD STRICKLAND: Mexican Hat Dance (Trad.) 'Hayward Strickland plays Favourites', Audat 477-9067, circa 1973-4 Recorded at Audio Atlantic, Halifax, NS. Circa 1973-4 LAMBERT & JAMES: Tequila and Tang (Composer?) 'Aliens from the Granite Planet', Cassette tape LJC-001. Date? Produced by Lambert & James and Gerry Duncan DICK NOLAN: Take Me Back To Newfoundland (Artie McLaren) 'Happy Anniversary Newfoundland', RCA Camden RCA KCLI-0050, 1974 Prod: Jack Feeney. Eng: Mark Smith. Technicians: Craig Richardson, Alan Moy. Recorded at RCA's Toronto Studios TNT: Senora (Denis Parker) 'TNT', 1977, Quay CS-7801, 1978 Elaine Kilpatrick, Neil Bishop, Ted MacNeil, Denis Parker, Claude Caines, Brian Murphy, Bruce White GORDON QUINTON: Spanish Is A Loving Tongue (Trad.) ‘Woodnight Moon’, PIGEON INLET PROD. PIP-739, 1982 Produced by Gordon Quinton. Engineered by Jack Winsor. Personnel: Gordon Quinton, John Lacey. Recorded at Echo Music, St. John's, NL AUGUST MAJCAN: Mexican Hat Dance (Trad.) 'A Breath of Newfoundland', 1984, Bel Air Records, BA 1987 Musicians: Andrew Affleck, Jamie Purdy, Mickey Andrews, Wendell (Melvin) Ferguson, Cyril Way, August Majcan; Eng.: David Ferri; Producer: Glenn Brown |
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April 28 - Sunshine Episode 460 ROY PENNEY: Camp Town Races (Stephen Foster) ‘Twistin’ the Pick’, circa 1965, Arc 589 Produced by Ben Weatherby THE RISING SONS: Walking In the Sunshine (Roger Miller) 'The Rising Sons', Audat 477-9012, 1972 Personnel: Pete Bursey(drums), Jim Rooney (keyboards), Russ Marshall (lead guitar, vocals) Engineer: Al Feeney Producer: Grant Kennedy. Recorded at Audio Atlantic, Halifax, N.S. THE SANDERLINGS: Loving You Is Just Like Walking In the Sunshine (Neil Merrit) The Sanderlings, 1971, Summus SUS 50000 Beth Harrington, Denise & Tommy Harrington, Leslie Lake, Chris & Andy Hutton, Mike Doyle. Orchestra conducted by Jim Pirie RUSTY WALKER: Sunshine Lady (Rusty Walker) 45 rpm single, QUAY CS-7935. Side A, 1979 REBECCA PENNEY: Sunshine Eyes (Rebecca Penney) 'Rebecca', BOOT RECORDS BOS 7178, 1977 ANN BUTLER: Country Sunshine (Dottie West, Billy Davis and Diane Whiles.) 'Country Sunshine', Audat 477-9064, 1974 Recorded at MUN Studio, St. John's, NL. Eng: Ron Duclos. LITTLE JOHN CAMERON: Sunshine & Flowers (Eric Andersen) 'Sit Down Mr. Music Man', Cynda CNS 1005, circa 1971 Personnel: Glen Reid, John Spence, Paul Zaza, Jim Morgan, Bruce Farquhar, Allan Flynn, John Cameron. Prod: Jury Krytiuk. GORDON COMPANION: Sunshine For Heartaches (Ward & Companion) 45 rpm single Tel-Star CHR - 767-8725, date? Side B Arr. Paul Zaza. Prod: Frank Morone. Rec: Zaza Sound, Toronto. OMAR BLONDAHL (Sagebrush Sam): Keep On the Sunny Side (Ada Blenkhorn/J. Howard Entwisle) 'Songs Children Will Love/Christopher Robin Songs', Rodeo RLP 23, circa 1957 SARAH ANNE WALL: Open Up Your Heart (and let the sunshine in) (Stuart Hamblen) 45 rpm single, CYNDA MTW007-1984 Side B. Circa 1984? THE LINCOLNS: You Are My Sunsine (Paul Rice) Live on The Art Andrews Dance Party, unrleased, circa 1964-5 FINNIGAN: Goodebye Sunshine (V. Dean) 'Finnigan', BANANA RECORDS B.S. 1072, 1975 Personnel: Val Dean (fiddle/guitar), Jim Flynn (guitar), Peter Stoney (banjo/piano/guitar), Drew Thompson (bass) Prod: Finnigan. Rec: Production Centre, Vancouver, B.C. Eng: Roger Monk. Thanks to Steve Webb, Colin, Gelding & Donna Hayes. ANDY NICCOLS: Sunshine Days of Summer (D. Martins) 'The Two Sides of Andy Niccols', CARAVAN RECORDS FP 1002, 1968 An Eddy De Mello Production. GORDON QUINTON: Sunward (Gordon Quinton) Seawinds, Woodnight Records WNMR-001, 1988 Personnel: Gordon Quinton - Acoustic guitar. Recorded & mixed at Echo Music & Recording Co., St. John's. Eng: Thomas Ronan. Prod: Gordon Quinton |
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April 21- 1988 (Part 2 of 2) Episode 459 ROY PENNEY: Camp Town Races (Stephen Foster) ‘Twistin’ the Pick’, circa 1965, Arc 589 Produced by Ben Weatherby TERRY KELLY: California Night (Paul Eisan, Terry Kelly, Doug Mallory and Declan O'Doherty) ‘Face To Face’, ATTIC LAT 1248, 1988 Prod: Declan O'Doherty, Gun Records & Gilles Godard. Rec.: Larry Peterzell, Nashville & Chad Irschick, Toronto DENIS PARKER & ROGER HOWSE: 32-20 Blues (Trad. Arr. Parker/Howse) ‘Eagle Ridin’ Papas’, cassette tape, PHPC-8801, 1988 Produced by Denis Parker, Roger Howse & Don Walsh, Recorded at Daydeen Studio MARK GODWIN: The Loneliness of London (Mark Godwin) ‘Ten For the Road’, cassette tape ACC-49100, circa 1988 Mark Godwin: Clavinova Prod: Ralph Walker. Rec & Eng: Jim Thompson. No date but circa 1988 PAT & ED: Home In Newfoundland (Pat Melindy) 'Caught In A Song', cassette tape, Independent 14118, 1988 Personnel: Pat Melindy (Vocals, harmony vocals, piano accordion, keyboards), Ed Smith (Vocals, guitar, harmony vocals), Sim Savory (Bass, rhythm guitar, acoustic lead) Rec. at Sim's Studio, Belloram Prod: Pat Melindy & Ed Smith PHYLLIS MORRISSEY: Let Me Fish Off Cape St. Mary's (Otto Kelland) 'All the Best', Pigeon Inlet Productions, PIPCD-7322, 1988 Personnel: Gordon Quinton: Guitar: Gerry Strong: Tin Whistle GORDON QUINTON: Brilliancy (Gordon Quinton) Sea-Winds, Woodnight Records WNMR-001, 1988 Personnel: Gordon Quinton - Acoustic guitar. Recorded & mixed at Echo Music & Recording Co., St. John's. Eng: Thomas Ronan. Prod: Gordon Quinton. DENNIS KENDELL: Life Of A Fisherman (Kendell/Parsons) 'Looking Back' by Me & Him. cassette tape SHP1001, 1988 Accordion: Con Parsons. Vocals: Con Parsons, Dennis Kendell. Back-up instruments & harmony: Kevin Collins. Recorded at Sawyer Hill Studios, Placentia, NF RONNIE ROSE: Today Is the First Day (Les Janes) 45 rpm single, L & M Records WRC3-1506 Side A circa 1988 3:00 INTRO: 14; OUTRO: 16; FADE: 3:46 HARVE BISHOP: The World We Built Together (Harve Bishop) 'Country Music Calling Me', Cassette Tape, HB-2804, 1988 Personnel: Harve Bishop (Vocals, Acoustic Rhythm Guitar); Sim Savory (Bass, Rhythm, Lead Guitar); Wilf Sullivan (Piano, Harmony, Vocals); Mick HIggins (Steel Guitar) Arr: Harve Bishop. Rec: Sim's Studio, Belloram. .Eng: Sim Savory. Prod: Harve Bishop TICKLE HARBOUR with Bob O'Donovan: St John's Mazurka/Brule Boys In Paris (B. O'Donovan) 'All the Best', Pigeon Inlet Productions, PIPCD-7322, 1988 Personnel: Bob O'Donovan (Fiddle & Mandolin), Rob Murphy (Flute), Don Walsh (Guitar), Gerry Strong (Tin Whistle), Scott Schilieroff (Hammer Dulcimer) |
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April 14 - 1988 (Part 1 of 2)
Episode 458 ROY PENNEY: Camp Town Races (Stephen Foster) ‘Twistin’ the Pick’, circa 1965, Arc 589 Produced by Ben Weatherby JOHN MURPHY: The St. John's of Old (composer not identified) 'Back To My Home - The Story of St. John's', cassette tape ACC-4908, 1988 Ralph Walker: Keyboards/Synthesizer/Vocal Composer/Arranger/Producer. Eng: Jim Thompson. RALPH WALKER; Kelligrews Soiree (Trad. J. Burke) 'Back To My Home - The Story of St. John's', cassette tape ACC-4908, 1988 Ralph Walker: Keyboards/Synthesizer/Vocal Composer/Arranger/Producer. Eng: Jim Thompson. RALPH WALKER: Athenaeum Waltz (Ralph Walker) 'Back To My Home - The Story of St. John's', cassette tape ACC-4908, 1988 Ralph Walker: Keyboards/Synthesizer/Vocal Composer/Arranger/Producer. Eng: Jim Thompson. VARIOUS ARTISTS: Arriving To St. John's (Emile Benoit) 'All the Best’, Pigeon Inlet Productions, PIPCD-7322, 1988 Christina Smith (fiddle), Jean Hewson (guitar), Wanda Crocker (mandolin), Geoff Butler (accordion) Kelly Russell (fiddle), Paddy Mackey (bodhran), Dave Panting (mandolin) Rec/Mix Daydeen Studios, NF, Eng: Don Walsh Prod: Kelly Russell BUDDY WASISNAME & THE OTHER FELLERS: Mr. McGuire Sit Down (Trad.) 'Nods ‘n Winks', Independent, BW-002, 1988 Personnel: Ray Johnson, Kevin Blackmore, Wayne Chaulk Prod.: Ken Lawton. Eng.: Terry Winsor. Rec. at St. John's Arts & Culture Center, & Hotel Newfoundland, I'SE DA B'YE: Shamus O'Brien (Will S. Hays) 'Traditional Newfoundland & Irish Music', Cssette tape RDJR 0881, 1988 Personnel: Randy Dyke: Accordion & Vocals; Joe Reynolds: Rhythm Guitar & Vocals; George Westcott: Bass Guitar & Drums. Prod: Westo Studios, Petty Hr., NF THE FLUMMIES: Heading For Our Fortune (Henry John Williams) 'Songs of Labrador', WRC1-5985 (cassette tape), 1988 Gary O’Driscoll (lead guitar & vocal harmony), Harris Learning (bass guitar), Greg O’Blenis (drums), Richard Dyson (accordion), Alton Best (acoustic guitar, vocals), George Shiwak (vocals & background vocals) Recorded, Produced & Engineered by Gary O’Driscoll at Homespun Studios, Goose Bay, Lab. WHITEHORSE: We Seventeen (Gary Grant/Percy Cutler) 'Newfie Boogie II' World WRC 1-5709, 1988 Recorded at Echo Studio, St. John's. Engineer: Jack Winsor. Producer: Percy Cutler Mixed by Jack Winsor & Percy Cutler SIMANI: Double Daylight Savings Time (Bud Davidge) 'Two For the Show', SWC SDC 7788, 1988 Personnel: Vocals:Bud Davidge, Accordion, rhythm & lead guitar, mandolin, bass: Sim Savory, Steel guitar: Cyril Brown, and Mike Higgins, Fiddle: Dave Carey, Piano: Wilf Sullivan. Rec: Sim's Studio, Belloram. Eng: Sim Savory. CON PARSONS (Me & Him): Blue Side of Lonesome (Leon Payne) 'Looking Back', cassette tape SHP1001, 1988 Accordion: Con Parsons. Vocals: Con Parsons, Dennis Kendell. Back-up instruments & harmony: Kevin Collins. Recorded at Sawyer Hill Studios, Placentia, NF BRIAN FINN: Trucker's Motel (Pat Casey) 'When The Robins Come Home' cassette tape BFC-2488E, 1988 BRIAN FINN: accordion, vocals, rhythm guitars; SIM SAVORY: bass, rhythm/lead guitar, piano, BUD DAVIDGE: harmony vocals. Eng: Sim Savory, Prod: Brian Finn. Recorded at Sim's Studio, Belloram, NL CORMIER COUNTRY: Special Delivery (Gordon & Loretta Cormier) 'Headin’ Home', Independent P-1001, 1988 Gordon Cormier, Loretta Cormier Personnel: Gary Koliger, Rick Erickson, Kenny Chalmers, Calvin Vollrath, Adrian Chornowal. Prod & Eng: Garry McDonall. Rec: Edmonton, Alberta FRANK MAHER: Running the Goat (Trad. Arr. Maher, Morgan, Dinn) 'All the Best', Pigeon Inlet Productions, PIPCD-7322, 1988 Personnel: Pam Morgan (guitar), Noel Dinn (bodhran), Sandy Morris (bouzouki) ................................................................
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April 7 - 1978 (Part 2 of 2)
Episode 457 ROY PENNEY: Camp Town Races (Stephen Foster) ‘Twistin’ the Pick’, circa 1965, Arc 589 Produced by Ben Weatherby FABIAN JAMES: Music Is My Life (Fabian James) 45 rpm single, RCA PB-50455-A, 1978 Producer: Skip Beckwith. Dunbar Music Canada Ltd. DAVID MICHAEL: Back In Your Arms (Richard Jon Smith) 45 rpm single, Boot Records, BTX.218 (Side A) Produced by John Capek, 1978 CHILLIWACK: How Can You Hide Your Love (Brian MacLeod)| 'Lights From the Valley', Musheoom Records MRS-5011, 1978 Personnel: Bill Henerson, Glenn Miller, Ross Turney, Brian MacLeod, Jamie Bowers NORTHWIND: Look Away (Randle Chowning) 45 rpm single QUAY CS 7802, Side A, 1978 Eng. & prod. by Neil Bishop & Warren Harris PETER NARVAEZ: Movin' Baby Blues (Peter Narvaez) 'Your Blues Ain’t Sweet Like Mine', Small Wonder Cassettes, SWC1, 1978 Personnel: Peter Narvaez: acoustic, electric, 12-string guitars, harmonica, vocals; Jim Rillie: bass; Recorded at Some Good Sound, St. John’s, NL JEFF WHITE: World’s Only Mother (Jeff White) ‘Schooled For You’, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation LM 458, 1978 Musicians: Jeff White, Eric Robertson, John Andersen, Barry Keane, Gene Martynec, Michael George, Moe Koffman, Guido Basso, Russ Little, Nancy Ward. Arr: Eric Robertson, Prod: Michael Snook TNT: Souvenirs (Denis Parker) TNT, 1977, Quay CS-7801 Elaine Kilpatrick, Neil Bishop, Ted MacNeil, Denis Parker, Claude Caines, Brian Murphy, Bruce White THE SALVATION ARMY ST. JOHN'S TEMPLE SONGSTERS: Don't Despair (Wornham Arr. Ayling) 'Tell All the People', fantasy sound FS23523, circa 1978 Accompanists: Frank Hallett, Nancy King Bob Rideout, Glen Dyke (bass guitar). Producer/Director Morgan Sharp. Eng: John Read. Solos: Shirley Hallet & Jack Peddle THE ST. JOHN’S EXTENSION CHOIR: Jack Was Every Inch A Sailor (Composer Unidentified) 'Newfoundlanders Sing songs of their homeland,' no label, stereo, SJEC-1001, 1978 (Re-release of the 1966 album RCA Victor Canada International Classica CC-1024, mono) Director: Ignatius Rumboldt THE WONDERFUL GRAND BAND: Budgell's Jigs (Trad.) 'The Root Cellar', Quay CS 78-014, 1978 Ron Hynes, Kelly Russell, Bryan Hennessey, Bawnie Oulton, Glen Simmons, Rocky Wiseman, Peter Narvaez, Sandy Morris, Prod: WGB. Eng: Neil Bishop/Claude Caines. Arr: WGB. Rec: Stephenville RED ISLAND: Banks Of Newfoundland (Trad.) 'In Pursuit of the Wild Bologna', Quay CS-7803, 1978 Jamie Snider, Don Walsh, Derek Pelley, Bruce Crummell, Shawn Power, Brian Best Prod: Red Island & Neil Bishop. Eng: Neil Bishop. Rec: Clode Sound Productions. MINNIE WHITE: Mic Mac Reel & Homestead Reel (Trad. Arr. by Minnie White) ‘Homestead Reels’, QUAY CS 7816, 1978 Personnel: Minnie White, Neil Bishop, Kevin MacNeil, Claude Caines Engineered & Produced by Neil Bishop & Claude Caines. ................................................................
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March 31 - EASTERTIME
Episode 456 ROY PENNEY: Camp Town Races (Stephen Foster) ‘Twistin’ the Pick’, circa 1965, Arc 589 Produced by Ben Weatherby THE NEW TRANSLATIONS: Night Before Easter (Don Sumner, Dwayne Friend) 'God's Guiding Hand', Independent ST-57308 (circa 1973-4). Members: Melvin Drover, Bob Osmond, Dave Osmond, Wayne Chaulk. Musicians: Marcella Osmond, Jack Schell, Neil Enloe, Bill Fisher, Charles Van Horn. Eng: Donald Whitticar. Rec: Baldwin Sound Productions Inc, Pennsylvania THE HARMONY FOUR: Shall I Crucify My Saviour? (Carrie Ellis Breck/Grant Colfax Tullark) 'The Family Of God', HARMONY RECORDS HRS 1105, date? Lewis Chaulk - lead, Tom Chaulk - bass, Auburn Reader - tenor, George Rideout - baritone. Studio Keyboards: Len Ballantine; Drums/Percussion: Myles Crawford; Quartet Pianist: Davina Chaulk; Bass Guitar: Douglas Chaulk Eng: Rob Richardson. Mix: Doug J. McKensie. Prod: Ian Adnams. Exec Prod: David Browne ST. FRANCIS HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB: Resurrexit (G. Blackmore) 'Resurrexit', Independent, no label or number, circa 1975 Mandolin & tin whistle: Bill Bowman. Recorded on location, Hr. Grace, NL. Recorded & Mixed by Remmelt Hummelen. Prod: Kevin Moynihan Audio-Visula Services 1) Pharisees' Cant 2) Do You Remember? 3) Peter's Song 4) Alleluia 5) Song of Thomas 6) Christlight DOUG LANE: The Crucifixion (Everett Adams) 'Come to the Altar and Him' NEWS FLASH SOUNDS EA 04 circa 1983. Musicians: Doug Lane (Lead vocal & harmony), Gord Quinton (1st lead guitar), John Lacey (2nd lead guitar), John Lane (bass, rhythm guitar, & harmony), Chris Hennessey (banjo & mandolin), Dave Hillier (drums). Eng: Jack Winsor. Prod: Everett Adams, Rec: Echo Recording, St. John's, NL SIMANI: Take Up Thy Cross (A. H. Ackley) 'Chapel Walls', dubbed from vinyl LP LP SWC SD-6583. 1988. Bud Davidge, Sim Savory, Wilf Sullivan, Dave Carey, Mick Higgins, Conrad Williams, Cyril Brown, Dave Williams, Don Sheppard. Prod: Simani. Rec: Sim's Studio, Belloram MARY LOU COLLINS: Eastertime (Joe LaRocco - Merril D. Tonning) 45 rpm single, Rodeo RO 45-143, 1956 RAY JOHNSON: Amazing Grace (Trad: Johnson) ‘Little Newfie Boy’, Audat 477-9016. circa 1972 Prod: Grant Kennedy/Bill Richards. Accompaniment : The Sou'westers. Eng: Al Feeney. Recording: Audio Atlantic, Halifax, NS ................................................................
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March 24 - '1978 (Part One)'
Episode 455 ROY PENNEY: Camp Town Races (Stephen Foster) ‘Twistin’ the Pick’, circa 1965, Arc 589 Produced by Ben Weatherby A. FRANK WILLIS: Take Me As I Am (A. Frank Willis, Wayne Rostad) ‘Getting Myself Together', HARE records WRC 1-564, 1978 COREY & TRINA: Coat of Many Colours (Dolly Parton) 'Songs For Laughing & Dancing', QUAY CS-7808, 1978 Eng. & Prod. by Neil Bishop & Claude Caines. Recorded at Clode Sound Productions. EDDIE EASTMAN: That's All I Want From You (F. Rotter/H. Totha) ‘Eddie Eastman’, Columbia PCC-90598, 1980 Personnel: Lloyd Green, Pete Wade, Hargus Robbins, Buddy Harmon, Jim Isbell, Ray Edenton & others. Prod: Bob cousins. Rec: Nashville. Arr: Eddie Eastman & Lloyd Green. Eng: Rex Collier & Skip Shimmin. JOE MacDONALD: Oh Baby (D. Pelley, B. Hennesey, J. MacDonald) 45 rpm single, QUAY CS 7817, Side 2, 1978 Personnel: Joe MacDonald – lead vocal, rhythm guitar; Derek Pelley – electric bass, background vocal; Neil Bishop – electric lead guitar, steel guitar; Ollie Campbell – Drums, background vocal Prod: Neil Bishop & D. Pelley. Eng: Neil Bishop & Claude Caines. Dist. by Clode Sound Productions ROY PAYNE: Lady From Boston (Roy Payne) 45 rpm single ViK SD – 2001, (Side 1), 1978 Eng: Dave Balan, Prod. Jack Feeney REG WATKINS: Young Writer of the Night (Reg Watkins) ‘A Little Oreg-inality’, BLACK GOLD BGC-01, circa 1978 Produced by Reg Watkins MICHAEL T. WALL: If You Want To Make Something Out Of This Life (You'be Got To Put Something Into It First) (R. E. Newton) 'King of the Newfies', BOOT BTM 2005, 1978 Personnel: Mickey Andrews, Billy Roy, George Rowsell, Jimmy McRae, Curtis Frizzell, Elmer Gallant, Greg Herring, Lou Grant, Al Cherney, Walter Ostanek. Prod: Michael T. Wall. JOHN LACEY & GORDON QUINTON: Love Songs (You Can Close Your Eyes) (James Taylor) ‘Atlantic Folk Festival - Live on the Moxom Farm’, BOOT BOS 7202, 1978 Prod: Pat Martin & Brookes Diamond. Rec August 1978 on the Moxsom Farm, Hardwood Lands, NS by Solar Audio & Recording. Mix: Solar & Audio Atlantic. Eng: Pat Martin & Harold Tsistinas CHRIS HENNESSEY: Her Father Didn’t Like Me Anyway (Gerry Rafferty) ‘Ballad Of a Sad Café’, BOOT RECORDS 5BOS-7188, 1978 Personel: Chris Hennessey; David McIsaac; J. P. Ellis' Al Feeney; Len Brennan; George Brothers, Len McDonald; Dave Hellyer; Gordie Thomas; John J. Alphonse. Rec: Audio Atlantic, Halifax. Prod & Arr: Chris Hennessy THE SEVILLE SINGERS: Springtime Is Here (Jean M. House) 'Memories of Love', QUAY QCS 1331, 1978 Musicians: Ted MacNeil, Claude Caines, Neil Bishop, Brian Murphy, Jean M. House, Ricky Weston, Ivan White. Eng/Prod: Claude Caines & Neil Bishop. Rec: Clode Sound Productions, Stephenville, NL THE NEW GENERATION SINGERS: Time In a Bottle (Jim Croce) Souvenirs', QUAY CS 78-15, 1978 Guitars: Kevin Blackmore & Don Boland. Drums: Jimbo Shcarpegge. Prod: Clode Sound Prod. (Mobile Unit), Gander Arts & Culture Centre. EDDIE COFFEY & HIS COFFEY MATE: Scottish Medley (Composer Unidentified) 'Live At the Newfoundlander', Country Records, CS-6020, 1978 Personnel: Eddie Coffey, Dusty Bulmer. Recorded live at The Newfoundlander by Doug McClement, Comfort Sound ................................................................
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March 10 - '1958 & 1968'
Episode 453 ROY PENNEY: Camp Town Races (Stephen Foster) ‘Twistin’ the Pick’, circa 1965, Arc 589 Produced by Ben Weatherby WILF DOYLE & HIS ORCHESTRA: Newfoundland Breakdown (composer unidentified) 'Wilf Doyle Plays The Quadrilles and A Selection of Favourite NFLD Old Time Music', Rodeo RLP 49, circa 1958 ALAN MILLS: Sealer's Song (Trad.) 'We’ll Rant and We’ll Roar', Folkways Records FW 8771, 1958 Gilbert Lacombe, Guitar; Gordon Fleming, accordion; Alan Mills: vocals OMAR BLONDAHL: When The Outport Member's Family Comes To Town (Maurice A. Devine) 'A Visit To Newfoundland', LP --- Rodeo RLP-34, circa 1958 THE YORK COUNTY BOYS: Once More (Dusty Owens) 'Blue Grass Jamboree', Arc 502, 1958 Personnel: Mike Cameron, Rex Yetman, 'Big John' McManaman, Brian Barron, Alfred Leger. PETER & JIMMY with the RHYTHM KNIGHTS: So Wild (Aceves) 45 rpm single, Castle 101, Boonton, N.J. , circa 1958-9. DICK NOLAN: Caribou Club (D. Nolan) 'Be True Newfoundlanders', Arc Citation Series ACS-5024, circa 1968 HARRY HIBBS: I'se The B'y (Trad.) 'At the Caribou Club', Arc AS-798, circa 1968 Bob Lucier (Steel), Brian Barron (mandolin/fiddle), Roddy LePrierie (drums), Harry Hibbs (accordion), Cliffy Short (rhythm guitar). Prod: Ben Weatherby circa 1968 BURT CUFF: Island of Newfoundland (Burt Cuff) 'At the Caribou Club', Arc AS-798, circa 1968 Bob Lucier (Steel), Brian Barron (mandolin/fiddle), Roddy LePrierie (drums), Harry Hibbs (accordion), Cliffy Short (rhythm guitar). Prod: Ben Weatherby circa 1968 DICK NOLAN: I Wanna Live (John D. Loudermilk) 'I Want To Live', Arc AS-776, circa 1968 THE DU-CATS: Waiting (Jim Crewe, Claude Caines, Joe Boulos) 45 rpm single, Basques Records, 1968 GORDON PINSENT: Let Me Fish Off Cape St. Mary's (Otto Kelland) 'Roots', Arc Citation Series ACS-5027, circa 1968 Direction & Musical Arangements: Richard Gael and Patrick II Recorded: Bay Studios, Toronto Engineer: Frank Bertin JOHN WHITE: If You Ever Go Over To Ireland (arr. P. Anders) 'At the Caribou Club', ARC AS804. , circa 1968 Dir: Ben Weatherby. Rec: Bay Studios, Toronto. Harry Hibbs on squeezebox. JOHN WHITE: The Old Bog Road (Teresa Brayton & Madeline King O'Farrelly) Untitled LP, private release, ISLAND RECORDS, MG-6650 & MG-6651, 1968? Probable musicians: Accordion: Ray Walsh, Piano: Ollie Smith, Guitar: Don Randell. HARRY HIBBS: Off To Dublin (Arr: Canint) 'At the Caribou', Arc AS 794, 1968. Recorded: Bay Studios, Toronto Direction: Ben Weatherby LLOYD BURRY: Sunny (Bobby Hebb) 'Night Train', Canadian Talent Library 477-5099, 1968 Personnel: Lloyd Burry (organ), Ralph Dunlap (drums). Eng: Bill Giles, Recording Supervisor: Johnny Burt, Exec. Prod.: J. Lyman Potts. Recorded at RCA Studios, Toronto. Originally released by RCA ................................................................
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March 3 - 'Musical Alphabet Conclusion'
Episode 452 ROY PENNEY: Camp Town Races (Stephen Foster) ‘Twistin’ the Pick’, circa 1965, Arc 589 Produced by Ben Weatherby RAY MCLEAN & The Newfoundland Showband: All Aboard For Newfoundland (Leo McCarthy-Ray McLean) Marathon ALS 392, 1973 Musicians: The Newfoundland Showband plus Bobby Munro & Steve Smith JOHN WHITE: The Boys From County Cork (arr. P. Anders) 'At the Caribou Club', ARC AS804. , circa 1968 Dir: Ben Weatherby. Rec: Bay Studios, Toronto. Harry Hibbs on squeezebox. MINNIE WHITE: Scottish Two Step (Trad. Arr. by Minnie White) ‘Homestead Reels’, QUAY CS 7816, 1978 Personnel: Minnie White, Neil Bishop, Kevin MacNeil, Claude Caines Engineered & Produced by Neil Bishop & Claude Caines. THE WISEMAN BROTHERS: Counterfeit Love (Perry Wiseman) 45 rpm single Independent WB-1002, circa 1985. Prod. by The Wiseman Brothers WARD 6: I’ve Just Seen A Face (Lennon-McCartney) 'Ward 6', Cynda CNS 1007, 1971 John Lacey, Gordon Quinton & Boyd Norman Producer: Dave Todd WALSH & WINSLOW: Love (R. Winslow) 45 rpm single, Columbia C4-3040-A, circa 1972 Produced by Terry Brown, April Music (Canada) Ltd. LLOYD WISEMAN: I Just Feel Like Someting Good Is About To Happen (Composer?) 'One Day At A Time', Harmony Records HRS 1173, Date? Musicians: Ed Roth (piano), Daniel Lanois (lead & rhythm guitar), Bob Doidge (bass guitar), Bill Cymbala (drums), Mike Holden (steel guitar), Sharon Learning & Ed Unger (backup vocals). Rec: Grant Ave. Studios, Hamilton, ON. Prod: Harmony Records, Toronto, ON. Arr: Ed Roth RUSTY WALKER: The Old Apple Tree (Rusty Walker) 45 rpm single, QUAY CS-7935. Side A, 1979 CYRIL WAY: Pour Me A Double (I'm Single Again) (Bob Segarini) 45 rpm single, Bel Air Records BA 220 (date ?). Prod: Drew Winters - Bob Segarini NEWMAN WILLIS: The Breathalizer (N. Willis) 45 rpm single, QUAY CS-8062 circa 1981. Prod: Newman Willis. Eng: Neil Bishop & Claude Caines. Rec: Clode Sound Studios, Stephenville, NL THE WONDERFUL GRAND BAND: The Jig Is Up (Trad.) The Root Cellar, 1978, Quay CS 78-014 Ron Hynes, Kelly Russell, Bryan Hennessey, Bawnie Oulton, Glen Simmons, Rocky Wiseman, Peter Narvaez, Sandy Morris, Prod: WGB. Eng: Neil Bishop/Claude Caines. Arr: WGB. Rec: Stephenville HERMAN WHEELER: Love Should Never Die (G. Vokey) 45 rpm single, - QUAY CS-8061 circa 1981 Prod: Herman Wheeler. Eng: Claude Caines & Neil Bishop. Rec: Clode Sound Studios, Stephenville, ERIC WATERMAN: Sweet Love (Eric Waterman) 45 rpm single, Independent - COD-WES-1 (WRC3-2428). Prod: N. Bishop & C. Caines. Manufactured by Cod Oil Productions, Gander, NL Date? A. FRANK WILLIS: Squeeze Box (Peter Townsend) 'Welcome Aboard', Hare Records HRL7901. WRC1-937, 1979 EDISON WILLIAMS: Fish and Brewis (S. Daye) 'Pride of Newofundland', Audat 477-9066. circa 1973-4 THE YORK COUNTY BOYS: York County Breakdown (Composer?) "A Bluegrass Legend', Ahed AS-8219, Date? Re-mastered and re-channelled stereo version of the orignal album Arc 502 circa 1958. Personnel: Mike Cameron, Rex Yetman, "Big John" McManamam, Brain Barron, Dusty Legere. ................................................................
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February 24 - 'Musical Alphabet: U, V, & W - Part 1'
Episode 451 ROY PENNEY: Camp Town Races (Stephen Foster) ‘Twistin’ the Pick’, circa 1965, Arc 589 Produced by Ben Weatherby LEW MURPHY: SS Florizel (Joan Endacott, Harvey Freeman) 'Across Canada in Song', CBC Radio Canada Relay RM 126, 1966 Guitar: Russ Clark. Accordion: Ray Walsh. THE TRAVELLERS: Hard Hard Times (Trad.) 'This Land', AS Arc 250 Centennial Series, 1967 Simone Johnston: soprano; Jerry Gray: banjo; Ray Woodley: 12 String; Joe Lawrence: bass guitar UNCLE HARRY'S BAR BAND: Whiskey Drinkin' Woman (Charlie Payne) 'The Price of A Song', cassette tape WRC4-5887, 1989 W. Parsons - Vocals; B. Drake - Vocals & Lead Guitar; C. Payne - Bass Guitar. Piano: P. Kasouf Prod: Fred Lavery; Mix: B. Drake/P. Kasouf; Eng: P. Kasouf VALDY: Arnold’s Cove (Valdy) 'Landscapes', Haida HL 5014, 1973 Vocals & Acoustic Guitar: Valdy; Drums: Ron Tutt; Bass: Max Bennett; Electric 6 String, Acoustic 12 String Guitar: Larry Carlton; Acoustic Piano: Joe Sample; Flute: Claire Lawrence Recorded at A&M Studios & The Sound Factory, Hollywood Calif. Prod: Claire Lawrence Mixing: Sound Lab, Hollywood. Engineer: Norm Kinney. Mastering: Bernie Grundman; JEFF WHITE: Prisoner of Dreams (Jeff White) ‘Schooled For You’, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation LM 458, 1978 Musicians: Jeff White, Eric Robertson, John Andersen, Barry Keane, Gene Martynec, Michael George, Moe Koffman, Guido Basso, Russ Little, Nancy Ward. Arr: Eric Robertson, Prod: Michael Snook REG WATKINS & LORETTA CORMIER: This One’s For You (Reg Watkins) ‘This One’s For You’, Lone Raven, LR 715, 1985 Personnel: Al Cross, Andrew Affleck, Anthony Panacci, Marthy Shaw, Al Cherney, Mickey Andrews, Wndell Ferguson, Reg Watkins, Wendy Davis, Irene Szymanski, Kerry Knickle Eng: David Ferri. MICHAEL T. WALL: Good Ole Country Songs (Tom Kuzyk - Richard Kuzyk) Sing along with Michael T. Wall, CANADIAN COUNTRY MUSIC CCMLP 001, 1983 BEN WEATHERBY: Our Lady Newfoundland (Ben Weatherby) 'Our Lady Newfoundland’, MMS-76061, Marathon, 1974 BUDDY WASISNAME & the other Fellers: Yesterday's Fisherman (Wayne Chaulk) ‘Makin’ For the Harbour’, World Records WRC1-4525. 1985 Produced by Buddy Wasisname & The Other Fellers. Eng. & mixed by Paul Fogwell & Nick Fleming. Recorded at J.S.R. Studio & Reflections Lounge, Gander. Personnel: Ray Johnson, Kevin Blackmore & Wayne Chaulk. FREEMAN WALTERS & The Blue Diamonds: Seal Flipper (Composer unidentified on album) 'Newfie Music' SOLAR RECORDS SAR 2023, circa 1977 Musicians: Bob Blackwood, Bob Pearce, Doug Walker, Freeman Walters. Arr: Freeman Walters. WHITEHORSE: The Ship That Never Returned (Trad.) 'The Ship That Never Returned', WRC1-5181, 1987. Personnel: John Murphy (Accordion & vocals), Percy Cutler (Guitar, mandolin & vocals), Joe Critchell (bass guitar), Perry Langmead (drums). Rec. at Echo Studio, St. John's. Eng: Jack Winsor; Prod: Percy Cutler Mix: Jack Winsor & Whitehorse RAY WALSH: Kitty Of Colleraine/Endearing Young Charms/Sweet Sixteen (Trad. arr. Ray Walsh) 'All Around Newfie Accordion', Audat 477-9071, 1975 accompanied by the "All Around the Circle" band. Recorded at MUN Studios, St. John's, NL circa 1975. ................................................................
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February 17 - 'Musical Alphabet: The Ss - Concl. & The Ts - Part 1'
Episode 450 ROY PENNEY: Camp Town Races (Stephen Foster) ‘Twistin’ the Pick’, circa 1965, Arc 589 Produced by Ben Weatherby THE ST. JOHN'S TEMPLE BAND OF THE SALVATION ARMY: The King's Reign - March (David Rowsell) 'Shout Salvation', FANTASY SOUND FS23534, 1978. Bandmaster & Prod: David Rowsell. Eng: John Read. Rec: Fantasy Sound, Willowdale, ON THE SUBLIMINAL RATZ: Get You Anyways (Unidentified composer) 45 rpm single, GROUND ZERO PRODUCTIONS SR-1001, date? Eng: Kevin Bungay/Neil Bishop. Rec: Clode Sound Studios SCHIZOID: Last Call (composer unidentified) EP 'Beer Thief' D.u.p.p. 001 WRCS---5433. Recorded live at The Death Hole, March 1987. Eng: Wallace Hammond. Prod: Schizoid. Personnel: Bob Average (guitar), Don Ellis(bass), Chris Jarrett (vocals), Rod Wills(drums), Phil Winters (guitar) BOB SHEPPARD: Memories of Newfoundland (Bob Sheppard) 45 RPM Single - Vintage Records SCV 2004 Date? Prod. Sound Canada. Eng: John Palmer. Recorded at Sound Canada Recording Centre STRINGBAND: Newfoundlanders (Bossin) 'The Maple Leaf Dog', Nick Records, 1978 Prod: Ben Mink. Eng: Danny Lanois Personnel: Bob Bossin, Terry King and Nancy Ahern of Stringband plus many others. CARL TAPSCOTT SINGERS: Harbour Le Cou (Jack Dodd) ‘Songs of Newfoundland’, RCA KXL1-0092 , 1975 Prod: Wilf Gillmeister. Eng: Peter Vandertogt, Tech: Kevin Fuller. Recorded at RCA's Toronto studios. THE TERRA NOVANS: Jack Hinks (Trad.) ‘We’ll Rant and We’ll Roar’, no label TN 1001, 1966 TOM, JIM, AND GARTH: LONG LONG AGO (Composer Unidentified) ‘Songs of Newfoundland’, Banff Rodeo Records Ltd. RBS 1252, circa 1967 Tom Powers, Jim Sampson, Garth Trenaman. RYAN'S FANCY: Love Song (O'Reilly) 'Looking Back', Audat 477-9015, 1972 Personnel: Dermot O'Reilly, Fergus O'Byrne, Denis Ryan, Allister McGillvary. Prod: Ryan's Fancy & Bob Stone. Rec: Audio Atlantic, Halifax, NS. Eng: Al Feeney. GORD TRACEY & the Constellations: My Baby Left Me (Kurdup) 'Poster Girl', Audat 477-9019, 1972 Vocals: Gord Tracey, Lead: Don Baker, Drums - Bill Tizzard. Prod. & Eng.: Al Feeney, Rec.: MUN Radio, St. John's, NL TNT: Teenage Boogie (Denis Parker, Neil Bishop, Claude Caines & Ted MacNeil) ‘TNT’, Quay CS-7801, 1978 Elaine Kilpatrick, Neil Bishop, Ted MacNeil, Denis Parker, Claude Caines, Brian Murphy, and Bruce White Engineered & Produced by Neil Bishop & Claude Caines Recorded at Clode Sound Studios, Stephenville, NL 12 GAUGE: Throw It Away (M. Murphy) ‘First Shot’, extended play vinyl album. HOOP Records HR 1, 1983 Personnel: Bruce Blackwood: bass & vocals; Jimi Hynes: drums; John Hutton: guitar, roland guitar synth; Mark Murphy: lead vocals, Juno 60. Prod: Pierre Tremblayl & 12 Gauge. Rec: Studio Vert, Quebec THOMAS TRIO & THE RED ALBINO: Chasin' The Dragon (The band and Paddy) From the cassette tape, 'Jam It Inya'. 1989 Personnel: Jody Richardson: Vocals; Lil Thomas: Guitar; Danny Thomas: Bass; Louis Thomas: Drums; Lori Cooper: Keyboard, Vocals. Eng/Rec/Prod/Mixed: the band and Paddy TICKLE HARBOUR: a) The Brown Chest b) Denis Murphy c) Goat Cove Reel (a & b: Trad. c: Des Walsh) ‘The Hares Ears’, QUAY CS-7955, 1979 Personnel: Rick Hiscott, Gerry Stong, Des Walsh, Don Walsh. Prod: Tickle Harbour, Eng: Neil Bishop & Claude Caines. Rec: Clode Sound Studios, November 1979 ................................................................
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February 10 - 'Musical Alphabet: The Ss - Part 2'
Episode 449 ROY PENNEY: Camp Town Races (Stephen Foster) ‘Twistin’ the Pick’, circa 1965, Arc 589 Produced by Ben Weatherby THE SANDERLINGS: Christina's Song (Al Waxman-Heather Conkie-Herbie Helbig) ‘The Sanderlings’, Summus SUS 50000, 1971 Beth Harrington, Denise & Tommy Harrington, Leslie Lake, Chris & Andy Hutton, Mike Doyle. Orchestra conducted by Jim Pirie PAT SULLEY: Cameron Avenue (P. Sulley) 45 rpm single, WRC3-691 (anchor records), 1979 Scott Kennedy: Bass (Harmony vocals), Arthur Jessol: Drums, Rick Knight: Keyboards. Pat Sulley : Vocal & guitars Recorded at The Grange. Eng: Rick Knight MARGO ST. JOHN: Out Of Touch (Lyrics and music by Christine Brown) 'Death On the Ice’ CD Independent, 2012 Lead vocals: Margo St. John; Harmonies. Anne Devine.. Arr: Don Boland. Musicians: Don Boland, Claude Caines, Neil Bishop, Howie Soutwood, Mack Barfoot?. Prod: St. John's Music, St. John's, NL Rec. at Echo Studio, 1982. ST. FRANCIS HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB: They Call Me A Wry Man (G. Blackmore) 'Resurrexit', Independent, no label or number, circa 1975 Mandolin & tin whistle: Bill Bowman. Recorded on location, Hr. Grace, NL. Recorded & Mixed by Remmelt Hummelen. Prod: Kevin Moynihan Audio-Visula Services. THE ST. JOHN’S EXTENSION CHOIR: Petty Harbour Bait Skiff (John Grace) 'Newfoundlanders Sing songs of their homeland,' no label, stereo, SJEC-1001, 1978 (Re-release of the 1966 album RCA Victor Canada International Classica CC-1024, mono) Director: Ignatius Rumboldt HANK SNOW: Squid Jiggin’ Ground (Art Scammel) 45 rpm single, RCA Victor 47-7060 STUMPWATER-JAK: Call Of A Train (Roy Payne) 'Too Many Outlaws', SWJ LP SWJ SJ 1280, circa 1980 Personnel:Jerry Gropp, Steven D. Brown Sr., Michale Hounshell, Gary Clemmons, Dennis Alexander. Prod: Hamrick & Hamrick Prod. & Stumpater-Jak. Rec/Eng/Mixed by Pantheon Studios RYAN’S FANCY: Tipperary's My Dream (D. Ryan, B. Gough) ‘Irish Love Songs’, Boot BOS 7232, 1982 Produced by Ryan's Fancy. Engineer: Pat Martin. Recorded at Scorpio Audio, Halifax, N.S. SULLIVAN’S GYPSIES: Bound Down For Newfoundland (Trad.) ‘Ryan’s Fancy sung by Sullivan’s Gypsies’, HARMONY KHE 90176, circa 1970 Personnel: Dermot O’Reilly, Denis Ryan, Fergus O’Byrne, Don Sullivan, Gary Kavanagh BARRY SMITH: The Legend of Dick Nolan (Paul Fairhurst-Barry Smith) 45 rpm single, Boot BTX 389, 1989 Prod: Jury Krytiuk. From the album BMM 8003 - "No Will To Climb" STEVEDORE STEVE: Newfie Screech (Stephen J. Foote) 'Hardworkin’ Men', Boot Records, BOS 7102, 1971 Prod: Jury Krytiuk. Rec: RCA Ltd, Toronto. Eng: George Semkiw. Rec. tech.: "Cub" Richardson HAYWARD STRICKLAND: Mexican Hat Dance (Composer Unidentified) 'Hayward Strickland plays Favourites', Audat 477-9067, circa 1973-4 Recorded at Audio Atlantic, Halifax, NS. Circa 1973-4 HAYWARD STRICKLAND: Roddy McLury (Composer Unidentified) 'Hayward Strickland plays Favourites', Audat 477-9067, circa 1973-4 Recorded at Audio Atlantic, Halifax, NS. Circa 1973-4 ................................................................
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February 3 - 'Musical Alphabet: The Ss - Part 1'
Episode 448 ROY PENNEY: Camp Town Races (Stephen Foster) ‘Twistin’ the Pick’, circa 1965, Arc 589 Produced by Ben Weatherby JOHN WHITE: Fare Thee Well Enniskillen (Trad. Arr. J. White) 'All Around the Circle', Audat 477-9072, 1975 Probable Musicians: Don Randell (fiddle), Ray Kerrivan (drums), Wally Cobb (bass) Ray Walsh (piano accordion), Ollie Smith (piano) Recorded at MUN Studios, St. John's, NL RYAN'S FANCY: Dublin In the Rare Ould Times (Pete St. John) ‘Irish Love Songs’, Boot BOS 7232, 1982 Produced by Ryan's Fancy. Engineer: Pat Martin. Recorded at Scorpio Audio, Halifax, N.S. SCRUNCHI’NS: Guess It Doesn't Matter Any More (P. Anka) ‘Scrunchin’ns’, Ocean GH2-476, 1976 J. Terry Hynes, Glen Tilley, Tom Hynes, Gary Tilley THE SEVILLE SINGERS: I'm A Dreamer (Betty Jean Hynes) 'Memories of Love', QUAY QCS 1331, 1978 Musicians: Ted MacNeil, Claude Caines, Neil Bishop, Brian Murphy, Jean M. House, Ricky Weston, Ivan White. Eng/Prod: Claude Caines & Neil Bishop. Rec: Clode Sound Productions, Stephenville, NL A. R. SCAMMELL: The Capelin Haul (A. R. Scammell) 78 RPM SINGLE RCA, PR 1291, circa 1943 Bucky Lacombe, Guitar THE SHAMROCKS: Irish Washerwoman (Trad.) 'Newfoundland Fiddle, Canadian Country Classics'. Rodeo International RCCD 7114, Date ? Originally released on vinyl LP, 'Newfoundland Old Time Fiddle Music', Banff RBS. 1055, 1957? Don Randell: fiddle, Ted Blanchard: fiddle, Eric Dicks: piano. SIMANI: A Breed All His Own (Bud Davidge) 'Two For the Show', SWC SDC 7788, 1988 Personnel: Bud Davidge, Sim Savory, Cyril Brown, Mike Higgins, Dave Carey, Wilf Sullivan. Rec: Sim's Studio, Belloram. Eng: Sim Savory. JOEY SMALLWOOD: Newfoundlanders Are One People (R. Robin) ‘A Living Legend’, Robin Records WRC 1-935, 1979 Personnel: Mack Barfoot, Rob St. Aubin, Harry Frump, C. Clyde. Prod: Gordon Rowat. Exec. Prod: R. Robin. Rec: Newfound Sound. Mastered: Dan Plouffe. SONS OF ERIN: School Days Over (Ewan MacColl) 'Treasures', Dominion LPS 93067. circa 1971. Rec: Sound Canada Studios, Toronto. Eng. & Mix: Ernie Lyons. Personnel: Ralph O'Brien, Bob O'Donovan, Allen Flyn, Brian Connelly SOU'WESTERS (WITH RAY JOHNSON): Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye (John D. Loudermilk) 'Sing Me Back Home', AFTON, AF 90144, circa 1973 Prod: Grant Kennedy. Rec: Audio Atlantic, Halifax WINSTON SAUNDERS and The Newfoundland Showband: Old Satin Waltz (Unidentified) `More Accordion Favourites`, Marathon ALS 376, 1972 Personnel: Winston Saunders-Accordion, Ray MacLean-Rhythm guitar; Bill Chipman-Electric guitar; Bill Whelan – Drums ................................................................
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January 27 - 'Musical Alphabet: The Rs - Conclusion'
Episode 447 ROY PENNEY: Camp Town Races (Stephen Foster) ‘Twistin’ the Pick’, circa 1965, Arc 589 Produced by Ben Weatherby RONNIE ROSE: Today Is the First Day (Les Janes) 45 rpm single, L & M Records WRC3-1506 Side A circa 1988 KEVIN ROWSELL: The Gambler (Don Schlitz) 45 rpm single, Newfoundlander Records NRS-451, 1979 Guitar: Roy Penney. Harmony: Dick Nolan ED ROWSELL: Crying Over You (Ed Rowsell) ‘Close Up’, Audat 477-9069, 1974 Personnel: Ed Rowsell, Lew Skinner, Fred Lawrence, Cathy Lawrence, Roger Skinner, Don Randall, Olli Smith. Eng; Ron Duclos; Recorded at MUN Studios, St. John's, NL GEORGE ROWSELL: Wonderful Years (Fred Rowsell) ‘Hotel Gander’, BelAir Records 1983 SCOTT ROWSELL AND AQUARIUS: Newfoundland Bound (Scott Rowsell) 'Draggerman', Audat 477-9062, 1974 Dave Hillier (Drums), Wayne Sturge (Lead Guitar), Mac Burry (Bass) and Scott Rowsell (Vocals) Rec: MUN Studio, St. John's THE ROUND MIDNIGHT BAND: Long Train Running (Tom Johnston) 'Live at The Come-By-Chance Newfoundland Club', LORI ANN BA 002, circa 1979 Personnel: Alan Locke, Graham Penney, Howard Keats, Cyril Way, Ben Price, Reggie O'Quinn. Rec: Thunder Sound, To. Co-Prod: Round Midnight Band & Bill Atkinson, Eng:Bryan Fitzgerald. Arr & Dir: B. Price & B. Atkinson. TERRY RIELLY: Lester (Terry Rielly) 45 rpm single, Clippers Handy WRC3-782, 1979 Musicians: Lead vocals & guitar: Terry Rielly, Bass & backup vocals: Glen Tilley, Harmonica: Peter Narvaez, Fiddle: Kelly Russell, Banjo: Neil Rosenberg, Tin Whistle: Sandy Morris. Recorded at Echo Music, St. John's, NL TED RUSSELL: Smoke Room On the Kyle (Unidentified Composer) 'Songs & Stories of Newfoundland', C 135, 1974 Ralph Walker-Accordion, Russ Clark-Guitar, Eric Abbott-Organ Recorded at CBC Studios. Produced by TEL Command Systems WALTER B. ROGERS & his band: Banks of Newfoundland (arr. by Worthington) 78 rpm single, Brunswick 2176-A, 1921 GORDON RIDEOUT: My Island Home (G. Rideout) 'Straight From the Heart', Independent, 1993 Personnel: Gordon Rideout, Mike Higgins, Sim Savory. Rec: Sim's Studio, Belloram, NF VANCE ROCKWELL: Sweet Harbours of Newfoundland (Vance Rockwell) 45 rpm single, Broadland BR 2119X. Prod: Gary Buck JIM PAYNE & KELLY RUSSELL: Le Reel De La Pistroli-Gerald Thomas' Burnt Potatoe Reel (Emile Benoit) 'Jim Payne & Kelly Russell', Pigeon Inlet Productions PIP-7314, 1983 Personnel: Jim Payne, Kelly Russell, Eric West, Janis Spence. Arr. Jim Payne & Kelly Russell. Prod: Kelly Russell & Jim Payne. Rec: Pigeon Inlet Productions, St. John's. ................................................................
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January 20 - 'Musical Alphabet: The Qs & The Rs, Part 1'
Episode 446 ROY PENNEY: Camp Town Races (Stephen Foster) ‘Twistin’ the Pick’, circa 1965, Arc 589 Produced by Ben Weatherby PETER FRANCIS QUINLAN: Just As Nice (Lloyd Bartlett) 'Shock Absorber', COD-1, 1980 THE QUIDI VIDI CEILI BAND: The Grand Time of 9:12.04 (Pat Casey) 45 rpm vinyl single, Pigeon Inlet Productions, PIP-7312, 1980 GORDON QUINTON: Grandfather's Clock (Henry Clay Work) 'Guitar Songs', Quay CS 7933, 1979 Personnel: Gordon Quinton, John Lacey, Boyd Norman. Prod : Gordon Quinton. Eng: Neil Bishop & Claude Caines. Rec: Clode Sound Studios, Stephenville GERRY REEVES: Ise the By (composer unidentified) 'More Down East Accordion', Paragon ALS 274, circa 1970 THE REDEMPTORISTS: A Child Is Born (Darrell McGinn) ‘Damascus Road’, Ocean GH2-478, 1977 The Redemptorists: Darrell McGinn, Eugene O’Reilly, Paul Curtin, Yaroslaw Dybka Musicians: Eugene O'Reilly, Darrell McGinn, Floyd (Sonny Wood), Paul Carroll, Gerry Formanger. Exec. Prod: Tommy Hynes. Prod. & Eng.: Rick Knight, Musical Arrangements: Paul Hofferet. Rec: Grange Studio, Ajax, ON STAN ROGERS: Cliffs of Baccalieu (Jack Withers) ‘For the Family’, Folk Tradition FT-R002, 1983. Personnel: Stan Rogers, Garnet Rogers, Jim Morison. Exec Prod: Valerie Rogers & Tor Jonassen. Eng: Greg Roberts. Assist: Ian Galloway. Prod: Stan Rogers, Garnet Rogers & Jim Morison. THE RAFTSMEN: Kelligrew’s Soiree (Trad.) 45 rpm single, APEX 76886 (Side 2), circa1967 SAM ROSE: Sammy's Hornpipe (Composer unidentified on album) 'Newfoundland Accordion', Buckshot BT-9011, 1974 backed by the Newfoundland Showband NORMAN RICE: My Newfoundland Home By The Sea (Norman Rice/Billy Roy) ‘Newfoundland's Own Fisherman's Boy’, Periwinkle PER 7336, 1977 George Rowsell: rhythm guitar; Billy Roy: lead guitar/spoons; Elmer Gallant: drums; Art Snider: piano; Graham Townsend: violin; Norman Rice: accordion; Lillian & Manon Zlamal & Art Snider: Background Vocals Eng: Glenn Burke; Prod & Arr: Art Snider. Rec: Sound Canada http://www.normrice.ca/ RYAN'S FANCY: I Followed Her Into The West (Tom Paxton) ‘Currahs, Minstrels, Rocks & Whisky’, GUNN GBYLP 1003, 1971 Co-producer – Doug Byam, Ken Gunn, Engineer – Bill Seddon Vocals, Banjo, Mandolin, Flageolet – Fergus O'Byrne Vocals, Fiddle, Mandolin, Flageolet – Denis Ryan (2) Vocals, Guitar, Mandolin – Dermot O'Reilly THE RISING SONS: Sing With Me (Rooney, Marshall, Bursey) 'The Rising Sons', Audat 477-9012, 1972. Personnel: Pete Bursey, Jim Rooney, Russ Marshall Producer: Grant Kennedy. Recorded at Audio Atlantic, Halifax, N.S. Engineer: Al Feeney RED ISLAND: Centennial Highway (Rufus Guinchard) 'In Pursuit of the Wild Bologna', 1978, Quay CS-7803 Jamie Snider, Don Walsh, Derek Pelley, Bruce Crummell, Shawn Power, Brian Best Prod: Red Island & Neil Bishop. Eng: Neil Bishop. Rec: Clode Sound Productions. ................................................................
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January 13 - '2017 Revisited'
Episode 445 ROY PENNEY: Camp Town Races (Stephen Foster) ‘Twistin’ the Pick’, circa 1965, Arc 589 Produced by Ben Weatherby MARY BARRY: Moonlight Café (Mary Barry) 45 rpm single, LOST ISLAND RECORDS LOS-1022-A., 1989 Prod: Glen Meisner. Eng: Karl Falkenham. DENIS PARKER & ROGER HOWSE: Movin’ On (Denis Parker) ‘Eagle Ridin’ Papas’, cassette tape, PHPC-8801, 1988 Produced by Denis Parker, Roger Howse & Don Walsh, Recorded at Daydeen Studio JIM PAYNE & KELLY RUSSELL: Brother John (Trad. Arr. Payne & Russell) 45 rpm single, Pigeon Inlet Productions PIP 735, 1981 Learned from Art Payne GLENN TILLEY: There’s A Man (That’s What He Does) (Glen Tilley) ‘The Newfoundland Seal Hunt’, Radio Canada International E-1263. Researched and written by Bill Usher & Deborah Sharp HARRY MARTIN: One Step At A Time (Harry Martin) 'Harry Martin', QUAY CS-8055, circa 1981 Personnel: Neil Bishop, Claude Caines, Ted MacNeil, Mel Aucoin, Harry Martin, Betty Jean Hynes, Tommy Doyle, Fred Truitt. Rec: Clode Sound, Stephenville. Eng & Prod:. Claude Caines & Neil Bishop GERALD MITCHELL: High on the Mountain of Old Mokami (Byron Chaulk) 'The Hunt & other songs of Labrador', Marathon MS 2101, 1970 THE FLUMMIES: Trapper's Life (Eldred Mesher) 'Four Songs From Labrador', Kenamu Records WRCS-4642, 1986 Musicians: Alton Best, Robert Lunnen, Richard Dyson, George Shiwak, Winston White. Prod, Arr, & Eng: Gary O'Driscoll. Rec: Homespun Studios, Goose Bay, Labrador. JOHN WHITE: Signal Hill (Trad. arr. White) 'Come All Ye Home To Newfoundland', RCA Victor MG-4247, 1966 Ray Walsh: piano accordion; Bill Allen: guitar; Reg Foley: bass & piano THE WONDERFUL GRAND BAND: Babylon Mall (J. Snider) ‘Lliving In A Fog’ – Grand East Records GE 1001, 1981 Produced by Declan O’Doherty. Engineering by Dan Donovan and Declan O’Doherty. Personnel: Glenn Simmons, Ron Hynes, Jamie Snider, Sandy Morris, Ian Perry, Paul Stamp, Greg Malone, Tommy Sexton. THE FINEST: Babylon Mall (J. Snider) Released in 2017 to mark the 50th Anniversary of the Avalon Mall All proceeds go to Tommy Sexton Centre. Personnel: Mark Critch, Amelia Curran, Geraldine Hollett from The Once, Paul Kinsman and Billy Sutton, and of course original Wonderful Grand Band members Sandy Morris, Glen Simmons, Boomer Stamp and Greg Malone. RED ISLAND: In Pursuit of the Wild Balogna (Jamie Snider) 'In Pursuit of the Wild Balogna', Quay CS-7803, 1978 Jamie Snider, Don Walsh, Derek Pelley, Bruce Crummell, Shawn Power, Brian Best SIMANI: Music & Friends (B. Davidge/Simani) 'Music & Friends', SWC SD-5067, 1987 Personnel: Bud Davidge, Pious Hickey, Hughie Poole, Tom Keeping, Merril Stockley, Sim Savory, Allan Bambury, Don Sheppard, Al Jensen, Harvey Davidge, Dave Williams, Conrad Williams, Nack Savory. Eng: Sim Savory, Prod: Simani GEORGE GRANDY & his band: D. P. Newfie (G. Grandy) 'D. P. Newfie', Audat 477-9017, circa 1973 Tom Grandy: drummer; Reuben Hiscock: bass guitar; Barry Welsh: guitar COLLEEN POWER: Pat Murphy's Meadow (J. M. Devine) 'Raised On This', 2016 Recorded by Colleen Power at Baygirl Music except Jason Whelan's guitars, bouzouki and vocals and Pat Murphy's Meadow. Recorded by Jason Whelan at The Sound Solution. Mixed by Colleen with additional editing and assistance by Jason Whelan at The Sound Solution. Musicans: Colleen Power, Fergus O'Byrne, Jason Whelan, Thomas Aneirin, Mark Hiscock, Geoff Panting, Dave Panting, Ed Sutherby, Rob Brown, Sherry Ryan GERRY STRONG/KEVIN BRODERICK/DARCY BRODERICK: Saddle the Pony/The Frost is all Over (Composer unidentified) ‘The Lonesome Boatman’, PIP-7315 with the Bowman & Broderick familie, 1981 Ann Martin: vocal & guitar; Ester Squires: background vocal Eng: Rob St Aubin & Bern Penton. Rec & Mix: Pigeon Inlet Productions. Prod: Don Walsh. Project Coordinator: Barry Martin. ................................................................
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January 6 - 'George Grandy'
Episode 444 GEORGE GRANDY & his band: The Grandy Breakdown (G. Grandy) ................................................................
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