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Continue reading →: Listening to Canadians – Jill Barber
A different like (for me anyway). Jill Barber is a Canadian songstress out of Halifax, Nova Scotia. A very folk/bluegrass style with country overtones, she released her 4th album, “Chances” in 2008, which the attached video is from. The song is “Oh My My” and showcases her considerable talent. She…
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Continue reading →: Listening to Joss Stone – New Album LP1
Joss Stone has released a new album called LP1. Just purchased it and wanted to share. After dabbling out of her zone with “Introducing Joss Stone” (her preceding album, which I enjoyed as well), she has moved back into her wheelhouse with a bit more bluesy, rocking style. The songs…
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Continue reading →: Listening to Canadians – Danny Michel
Danny Michel, an undiscovered Canadian treasure, as pronounced by the CBC. I tend to agree, very talented singer songwriter, from Kitchener-Waterloo. Someone, somewhere needs to push this one over the top. We own”Valhalla”, released in 2006, and were hooked on his sound, Songs like Tennessee Tobacco and Midnight Train are…
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Continue reading →: Listening to Foster The People
This song is kind of a hoot. The band, Foster The People, is an indie pop band out of California. They enjoyed success with the song “Pumped Up Kicks”, the video for which is attached. Released in early 2011, the song is infectious and could almost be called a perfect…
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Continue reading →: Listening To Classics – Allman Brothers
Live at the Fillmore East, The Allman Brothers, “Don’t Keep Me Wondering”. The camera work, not so good. The band, very good. Love the wall of sound. Related articles Allman Brothers Rock New York With Phil Lesh, Crosby and Nash (rollingstone.com)

