Anything Goes 2018-01-20
Tonnes of new singles this week on Anything Goes, plus a couple goodies from 2016/2017.
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Tonnes of new singles this week on Anything Goes, plus a couple goodies from 2016/2017.
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Kicking off Homemade Jams today is Liv from The Lifers! They’re debuting their new single on CHSR and chat about their upcoming album and tour which will bring them back to Fredericton on May!
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This episode of Homemade Jams gives you a little taste of some of the live music you can catch this week throughout Fredericton!
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This week on Anything Goes we check out new-to-Bondo music, including a couple records that really won her over!
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The Tortoise The Hare & The Millionaire stop by Homemade Jams to talk about their Led Zeppelin tribute show, “Celebration Day”, this Saturday at The Capital Complex!
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Another mix of newer tracks plus a lot of gems from a few years ago, including bands that are no longer bands…
Homemade Jams 2017-12-21 Track Listing: 1.) Amanda Jackson Band – Before The Night Is Through 2.) Amanda Jackson Band – Shout It At The Walls 3.) The Burning Hell – The River (Never Freezes Anymore) 4.) The Burning Hell – Supermoon 5.) The Regal Beagle Band – Waiting On A Sign 6.) The Regal Beagle
This morning I had the chance to chat with Juno award winning David Myles about his annual “Singing For Supper” campaign in support of local New Brunswick food banks, plus we hear new music from The Burning Hell, FM Berlin, Alert The Medic, and from Port Cities.
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Lots of new music this week on Her Turn, plus we re-visit a couple albums I really enjoyed in 2017.
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All brand new music on this episode of Anything goes!
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Doing double shots all hour on Homemade Jams, playing 2 tracks from the same artists/albums!
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Your best connection to the East Coast music scene.
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A great mix of local jams, including a double-shot from The Stogies!
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Track Listing: 1.) Oval Window – One Time 2.) Fear Absolute – Dreamland 3.) Smeer – What Else Can I Do 4.) Madhat – Falling Down 5.) Dr. Thunder & The Electromagnetic Funk – Once In A Full Moon 6.) Andrew Duke – Or 7.) Starving Ghosts – This Attic Smells Terrible, You Ought To Open
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Track Listing: 1.) Ella Fitzgerald ft. the London Symphony Orchestra – I Get A Kick Out Of You 2.) Esmerine – La Pénombre 3.) Eliana Cuevas – Nunca Jamás 4.) Kacy & Clayton – Cannery Yard 5.) Bird City – A Bit part 6.) Dana Wylie – Hallelujah Leonard Cohen Hallelujah 7.) Winona Wilde – The Night
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Track Listing: 1.) Esmerine – La Plume Des Armes 2.) Beatrice – Floatsam 3.) The Boom Booms – Lord I’m Ready 4.) Terra Lightfoot – Hold You 5.) The Kickback – Latest Obsession 6.) Mauno – How Long 7.) Blues Sails – Take Your Time 8.) Galkin – Outwork 9.) Beck – Colors 10.) Preetam
Today on Homemade Jams Saint John’s Peter Rowan stopped by the station to talk about QBP 1.4 happening at The Capital October 19th, and talk about how YOU can give the local music scene a fair shake. We also listen to the new Little You, Little Me EP in its entirety! QBP 1.4 Track Listing:
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This week on Her Turn we re-visit some great albums from the past few years, plus listen to some newer tracks too. We feature songs from Audrey Ochoa Trio, Sarah Beatty, Programm, Ariane Moffatt, lake Street Dive, Sulfur City, Jen Cloher, The Heirlooms, Rabies, Savages, Roya, Gun Country, and Kool Kris.
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2017-08-15 Every once in awhile there’s a sound that you can’t quite describe. Dark, but not ominous. Beautiful, but not delicate. Montreal’s Raveen fits into this category. Their latest release, Always, had Ride The Tempo call them “the Pink Floyd of the new millennium” which are some pretty big words… but I get it. There’s
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