This week on the program, we’re completing our two-week trip to Canada to escape the hot and humid summer in the Northeast. We’ll hear more classic and recent music from a wide range of Canadian artists. Maple leaves forever … … Continue reading →
Summer has arrived in all it’s glory in Eastern Pennsylvania. If you’ve ever visited the region in the Summer you probably remember the heat and humidity. Many families take trips to Canada to get away from the weather. This week … Continue reading →
Written in the spring of 1978 by the Canadian singer-songwriter Stan Rogers, “The Flowers of Bermuda” is a disaster ballad on a small scale, telling the story of a ship that founders with nineteen people aboard. We’ve looked at shipwreck songs … Continue reading →
[soundcloud url=”https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/180478784″ params=”auto_play=false&hide_related=false&show_comments=true&show_user=true&show_reposts=false&visual=true” width=”100%” height=”450″ iframe=”true” /] Picking up from last week’s family act thread, folkfinds this week directs your attention to Edmonton, Canada brother-sister band Cadence & Nathan. Each writes and sings; their work has the intimacy you’d expect … Continue reading →
Le Bruit Court Dans La Ville Les Vents Qui Ventent Le Bruit Court Dans La Ville www..lebruitcourtdanslaville.com To say that the second album from Québécois power-trio Le Bruit Court Dans La Ville (loosely translates … Continue reading →
JAMES KEELAGHAN History: The First 25 Years Borealis 222 www.borealisrecords.com Describing Saskatchewan-bred James Keelaghan as a “singer-songwriter” is woefully inadequate. For the past quarter century, Keelaghan has been an artisan carefully crafting and burnishing … Continue reading →
