Happy Harvest, fellow babies! Remember last September when we didn’t have a festival to attend and I spent an episode playing bands of Harvests past like a sad girl? So glad that is NOT the case this year! Here is what you would have heard on this year’s tribute to Harvest 2021:
August came and went like…well, you know. Here’s what you would have heard on this show:
Is it time for sweater weather yet? Here’s what you would have heard on the August 16th show:
Sometimes cover songs are only OK. Some of them are actually quite terrible. These statements don’t apply to this track listing: all are jams and bangers and devastatingly great. Here’s what you would have heard on the July 19, 2021 edition of the show:
Welcome to summer, fellow babies! Here’s what you would have heard on the June 21st show, a mix of fun summery stuff with the saddest song about your parents splitting up and having to move snuck in:
Have you also reached the “I want to use my mask for a dishrag” portion of this pandemic? Here’s what you would have heard on this edition of the show:
This show was about putting you somewhat in a summer frame of mind, with this year’s potential song of the summer, a summer song from a couple of years ago, bands we hope to see this summer, and obviously Tom Petty. Here’s what you would have heard on the show:
IT’S MY BIRTHDAY AND I CAN PLAY WHAT I WANT TO (which I pretty much do every week but here’s 12 of the 100s of artists I call my favourites.)
This show is brought to you by the candle I’ve had to burn at both ends recently. Here’s what you would have heard on the May 3rd show:
Howdy, fellow babies! Here’s what you would have heard on the April 19th show:
Some fun local tracks, some sad covers, and Nirvana! April 12th show was all over the place, as you would expect on B Street. Here’s what you would have heard:
Dedicated to those of us who are currently comprised of 34 percent Cadbury Mini Eggs. Here’s what you would have heard on this edition of the show:
Happy International Women’s Day! This was a show for the gals – we’re tired but we’re working, to paraphrase the poet laureate Alanis. Here’s what you would have heard on the show:
We made it to February! How are we doing now? Here’s what you would have heard on the first show of this short month:
We’re almost out of January! Things have to look up soon, right? Thank goodness we have music! Here’s what you would have heard on the January 25th show:
Here to get you through Orange Phase like a knight in musical armour (???) Here’s what you heard on the show:
Happy Freaking New Year! Here’s what you would have heard on the first show of 2021:
Oh thank Gord 2020 is almost over! The December 21st episode was comprised of just some of the music I was into this year, and some of which I played the snort out of on this show (*cough*NadaSurf*cough cough*JasonIsbell*ahem*RoseCousins):
Here’s what you would have heard on the December 14 episode:
Holy heck we made it to December, you guys! Here’s what you would have heard on the December 7, 2020 edition :
Clean hands, full hearts, masks on, you guys! Here’s what you heard on November 23:
Wow, what a week, huh? Show playlist from November 9, 2020: 1) R.E.M. “Finest Worksong” (Mutual Drum Horn Mix, from Eponymous) 2) Jennah Barry “Roller Disco” (from Holiday) 3) Jerry-Faye “Good Heart” (from Jerry-Faye) 4) Jenn Grant “Happy Birthday Baby” (from Reimagine) 5) Busty and the Bass feat. Macy Gray “Out Of Love” (from Eddie) 6)
Welcome to November! (Tell me it gets better from here…) Show playlist from November 2, 2020: 1) HAIM “Now I’m In It” (from Women In Music Part III) 2) Tomato Tomato “Chasing Rainbows” (from It’ll Come Around, out November 20) 3) Hannah Georgas “That Emotion” (from All The Emotion) 4) Angel Olsen “Whole New Mess” (from Whole New Mess)
Happy to celebrate the start of a second season of this modest little show by finally figuring out how to post to CHSR’s website (yay?) Show playlist for October 26, 2020 1) Cracker “Low” (from Kerosene Hat) 2) Jamie Comeau & the Crooked Teeth “Fortune” (from Jamie Comeau & the Crooked Teeth) 3) Les Hay Babies