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Mulligan Stew March 4th 2023- 2 hours of fine music & remembering Richard Manuel!

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UNSPECIFIED – CIRCA 1976: Photo of Band (Photo by Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images)

Well, look at that – March. The first weekend in March.

What’s next?  Longer days and nights? New White wines for Spring?  Birds chortling in the trees?
YUP!!!

Well, let’s celebrate with 2 hours of hand-picked music.

NEW music from Taj Mahal and Ry Cooder, Van Morrison, Nathaniel Rateliff and NightSweats, Bob Dylan U2,

Allison Russell and Brandi Carlile.

Classic tracks from Mellencamp and Springsteen, John Fogerty, Colin James, Queen and Bowie, BB King and Eric Clapton, Toots, Bahamas, and Cedrick Burnside. Leslie Feist. Corb Lund and Jerry Rafferty!!

Live tracks from Tedeschi Trucks, Sheryl Crow, and Joan Osborne.

And we remember the life and songs of Richard Manuel of The Band.  Lost on this day in 1986.

Richard Manuel’s is the first voice you hear on the first Band album Music from Big Pink. After a Robbie Robertson guitar intro that sounds as if it’s being fed through Garth Hudson’s Lowry organ at its most distorted, his aching baritone launches into the first reproachful line of `Tears of Rage`. As it arches over `arms`, you can’t help thinking of Ray Charles, the singer who more than any other shaped this unlikely white soul voice from Stratford, Ontario. And by the end of the first chorus you realize why, in an almost unspoken way, Manuel’s fellow Band vocalists Levon Helm and Rick Danko always looked upon him as the group’s `lead` singer.”
–Barney Hoskyns

 

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew – Stepping into March Terry Mulligan CKUA
It hurts me too Keb Mo The Door
Did you say such a thing? John Mellencamp and Bruce Springsteen Strictly a one – eyed Jack
Monarch Leslie Feist Monarch
The Stew with TDMulligan Year 27 mulligan stew dot ca
Modern Man Bahamas Live to Tape Vol 2
Have you seen the rain? John Fogerty The Long Road Home
Shake your Hips (Live) Joan Osborne Live
Hooray Hooray Taj Mahal and Ry Cooder Get on Board
Louie Louie Toots and the Maytals Funky Kingston
This is Mulligan Stew info and playlist mulligan stew dot ca also On Demand @ckua
Into the mystic Colin James Limelight
Worried man Blues Van Morrison Moving on Skiffle
Old Men Corb Lund Agricultural Tragic
Deane House and River Cafe Sponsoring Mulligan Stew and Supporting CKUA
Under Pressure Queen and David Bowie Hot Space
Right down the line Jerry Rafferty City to City
Be sure to check out Mulligan Stew On Demand at CKUA website Coming UP more Saturday night music
Hour Two of The Stew U2.BB KIng & Clapton. Allison and Brandi And remembering Richard Manuel
I’m on your side (live) Nathaniel Rateliff/Night Sweats The Future
Rock me Baby BB KIng and Eric Clapton Deuces Wild
Mississippi Bob Dylan Fragments
Can’t cry anymore (live) Sheryl Crow Live from The Ryman
Mulligan Stew – coming UP New U2, Allison Russell and Brandi Carlile playlist mulligan stew dot ca
Lydia Margo Price Strays
I pity the Fool Tedeschi Trucks Band Live from The Fox Oakland
Coyotes Banff supporting ckua for over 25 years AND a great restaurant experience
One U2 Songs of Surrender
Steppin Cedrick Burnside I Be Tryin’
You are not alone Allison Russell and Brandi Carlile You are not alone
Days like this Van Morrison Days like this
Thank you Donor Trevor Schuler We remember Richard Manuel from The Band
Across the Great Divide The Band The Band

 

EP 245 | David Landreth Interview

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There’s really no such thing as an overnight success!

Dreams can be experienced but it takes the work of time to find the crossroads between dreams and reality.

The Bros. Landreth dreamt of making music, just like their Dad Wally in Winnipeg.

Wally wanted that too because he kept spinning vinyl at home,  like a music teacher. But no schlock..only the good stuff.

Little Feat, The Eagles, Neil Young, CS&Nash, and Bonnie Raitt.

 

Years later the Brothers are playing at the Winnipeg Folk Festival when they were approached by the headliner – none other than Bonnie Raitt.

She asked if they would send her songs to record because they reminded her of her friend Lowell George from Little Feat.

David and Joey Landreth wrote and rejected many songs. They felt they weren’t up to Bonnie’s standards but eventually – again years later – they sent a song they had recorded  called…     Made up mind.

Just so happens it’s the same song Bonnie heard them play and she said – that’s the song.

Two years later the boys hear from friends in Nashville that Bonnie is recording that song and then she makes it the first single off of Just Like That.

Both album and song go on to win Grammys this year and The Bros. Landreth have become “a thing”.

Because in the music world such  stories are told again and again and just to get the story straight, here’s a discussion with David Landreth about those Grammy moments and the rest of the story.  Well done boys.  FYI Bros. Landreth will get to thank Bonnie personally when they play the Byron Bay Festival in Australia April 6-10

Congrats Wally!!

What a win for Bonnie and great music.

Mulligan Stew Feb 25th 2023-Special Guest David Landreth

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There’s really no such thing as an overnight success!

Dreams can be experienced but it takes the work of time to find the crossroads between dreams and reality.

The Bros. Landreth dreamt of making music, just like their Dad Wally in Winnipeg.

Wally wanted that too because he kept spinning vinyl at home,  like a music teacher. But no schlock..only the good stuff.

Little Feat, The Eagles, Neil Young, CS&Nash, and Bonnie Raitt.

Years later the Brothers are playing at the Winnipeg Folk Festival when they were approached by the headliner – none other than Bonnie Raitt.

She asked if they would send her songs to record because they reminded her of her friend Lowell George from Little Feat.

David and Joey Landreth wrote and rejected many songs. They felt they weren’t up to Bonnie’s standards but eventually – again years later – they sent a song they had recorded Made up mind.

Just so happens it’s the same song Bonnie heard them play and she said – that’s the song.

Two years later the boys hear from friends in Nashville that Bonnie is recording that song and then she makes it the first single off of Just Like That.

Both album and song go on to win Grammys this year and The Bros. Landreth has become “a thing”.

Here’s a discussion with David Landreth about those Grammy moments and the rest of the story.  Well done boys.

Congrats Wally!!

What a win for Bonnie and great music.

New music from Michael Kaeshammer, Andy Fairweather Low, Eilen Jewell, Marcus Mumford

Also – Harry Nilsson, Dave, and Phil Alvin, The Blasters, Dionne Taylor, Prince, Stevie Wonder, Sarah McLachlan

And a moment in time when Bob Dylan stood in front of a stage as an 18 years old and watched a 22-year-old Buddy Holly perform his last show. (Plane crash three days later)

As Bob tells it, Buddy was also watching him and when Bob later wrote and recorded  the LP Time out of Mind  he felt “Buddy was in the process with me”

So we’ll play them back to back to back and see what transpires.

 

Enjoy!!

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew (Piano Special) Terry Mulligan Interview guest – David Landreth
Hip Hug Her Booker T and the MGs The Albums 62-68
Feeling Happy Dave and Phil Alvin Lost Time
Good to me (as I am to you) Aretha Franklin Lady Soul
Gravity Tedeschi Trucks Band I am the Moon Disc 3
A case of you Prince One Night Alone
Deane House and River Cafe Coming Up on The Stew Billy Preston, Stevie, Lennon, McCartney
Nothing for Nothing Billy Preston Ultimate Collection
Higher Ground Stevie Wonder Innervisions
Imagine John Lennon Imagine
Let it be The Beatles Let it be
Adia Sarah McLachlan Surfacing
The Stew – Piano/Keyboard Special TDMulligan Interview Guest David Landreth/Bros Landreth
Running Dionne Taylor Spirits in the Water
Let the good times roll Harry Nilsson Nilsson Schmilsson
coming UP – David Landreth on Bonnie at the Grammys Details Mulligan Stew dot ca CKUA
The Preacher Michael Kaeshammer Warehouse Sessions
The Fat Man Fats Domino Best of
Slippin and a sliding Little Richard greatest hits
Next in Hour Two of The Stew with TDMulligan David Landreth on Bonnie Raitt
Welcome to Mulligan Stew NEXT – The Bob Dylan and Buddy Holly Story CKUA
Cold Irons Bound Bob Dylan Time out of Mind
That’ll be the day Buddy Holly and The Crickets Best of
Maker you feel my love Bob Dylan Time out of Mind
Well all right Buddy Holly The Definitive Collection
Coming UP David Landreth On Bonnie and The Grammys
Sampson and Delilah The Blasters Hard Line
Got me a party Andy Fairweather Low Got me a party
Miles to go Eilen Jewell Gypsy
Coyotes Banff CKUA Sponsor for 25 years Coming UP – David Landreth
All I need is you Harrison Kennedy Thanks for Tomorrow
How Marcus Mumford self titled
David Landreth – Bros Landreth -in conversation with TDM -Complete interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast
Stay The Bros. Landreth Come Morning
David Landreth – On Made up mind complete interview on mulligan stew podcast and tdm You Tube Channel
Made up mind The Bros. Landreth Let it Lie
David Landreth The Bros. Landreth Juno Nominated
Made up Mind Bonnie Raitt Just like that

 

EP 244 | Interview with Booker T Rock and Roll Hall of Famer

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Legendary artist/producer/songwriter Booker T Jones takes us through his life and music on The Stew and Podcast and YouTube.

Leading the house band at Stax records in Memphis.

Working with Otis Redding, Sam and Dave, Rufus Thomas, and Wilson Pickett. Also Bob Dylan, and Neil Young, backing Otis at the Monterey Pop Festival and leading his own band Booker T and the MG’s.  His thoughts on the most memorable person he met and his induction into The  Rock Hall of Fame.

Lots of stories and music to go with it.

Booker leads a 10-piece Stax Revue Band on stage at Jack Singer Hall Saturday, Feb 25.

 

Mulligan Stew Feb 18th 2023-Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Booker T

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Booker T Jones Jr  – Inducted into the Rock Hall of Fame.

He joins us on The Stew @ckuaradio,  the Mulligan Stew Podcast and terrydavidmulligan You Tube Channel.

Leader of Booker T and the MG’s. (Al Jackson, Steve Cropper, Donald “Duck” Dunn

And The Stax/Volt House Band in Memphis

Arranging, playing, singing, and writing for classic tracks with

Otis Redding

Sam and Dave

Rufus/Carla Thomas

The Staple Singers

Albert King

Author of Bio Book Time is Tight

Co-band leader of Bob Dylan’s 30th Anniversary Concert at Madison Square Garden.

Behind Otis Redding when he exploded onto the stage at Monterey Pop

Played Green Onions at the Whitehouse for The Obamas.

Collaborated with:

  • Willie Nelson
  • Roseanne Cash
  • Sheryl Crow
  • Eddie Floyd
  • Levon Helm
  • Rod Stewart
  • Neil Young
  • Linda Ronstadt
  • Bill Withers.
  • And many more.

The man is still cooking. He brings with him fully formed stories of his Stax days. How Otis handled fame. Up until daybreak writing a song for Albert King to sing that day. It was called  Born under a bad sign. Meeting The Beatles and the audience reactions when they hit England with the original Stax Revue.

How he first saw and heard the Staple Singers as he delivered papers.

The effect Ray Charles had on his dreams and career. Lots of stories.

We have  Rock Royalty in the House

Booker T appears on stage Saturday, Feb 25  with a Stax Soul Revue – a 10-piece band playing all the hits.

Jack Singer Hall in Calgary

PLAYLIST:

The Stew Hour 1 (Guest Booker T) Guest tonight Booker T TDMulligan
Mulligan Stew (Guest Booker T) Terry Mulligan CKUA
What’d I say Ray Charles What’d I say
Oh Lord Things are getting pretty crazy up here Taj Mahal Senor Blues
Worried man blues Van Morrison single
Been to the Mountain Margo Price Strays
Next – Tom Petty Live, Squeeze, Matt Anderson Mulligan Stew Playlist Mulligan Stew Dot Ca
Tempted Squeeze Paul Carrack Collection
Ophelia (live) Matt Anderson Live at Olympic Hall
Free Fallin’ Mark Jordan/Amy Sky He Sang She Sang
Breakdown (Live) Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Pack up the Plantation
Coyotes Banff Sponsor for 25 years Coming Up Booker T Interview
Got to Move Fleetwood Mac Fleetwood Mac
Heartbreaker Brooks and Bowskill Too Many Roads
I got you Bahamas Live to Tape
TDMulligan Interviews Booker T next hour CKUA
It’s allright (live) Eddie Floyd Stax Volt Live in Paris
TDM – The Stew Next Hour – Booker T visits Be right back with Colin James
Booker T tells some tales In Hour Two of The Stew playlist mulligan stew dot ca
Cupid (live) Amy Winehouse Back to black (deluxe)
Valerie Amy Winehouse Back to Black (super Deluxe)
Mulligan Stew Year 27 CKUA
Can’t let go Allison Krauss & Robert Plant Raising the roof
I’ve got dreams (live) Delbert McClinton Live
Stop and Listen Blackie and the Rodeo Kings O Glory
River Cafe & Deane House Coming Up Booker T Interview He’s live in Calgary next Saturday
Crossroads (live) Eric Clapton LIve at The Fillmore
Me and Bobby McGee (live) Kris Kristofferson Live at Gilley’s
NEXT – Booker T appearing next Saturday night Jack Singer Calgary
Booker T Jones Jr Interview with TDM Mulligan Stew CKUA
Green Onions Booker T and the MGs Best of
Booker T Interview with TDMulligan CKUA
Dock of the Bay Otis Redding Dock of the Bay
Booker T Jones Jr complete Interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast and video on tdm YouTube Channel
Got to be some changes made The Staple Singers Soul Folk in Action
Booker T – Rock Hall of Fame The Stew CKUA
Born under a bad sign Albert King Born under a bad sign
Booker T – complete interview Mulligan Stew Podcast and tdm YouTube Channel
Hip Hugger Booker T and the MG’s Best of

 

EP 243 | Terry Wickham-The state of Folk Music Festivals in Western Canada

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Terry Wickham, long-time Producer of Edmonton Folk Fest responds to the possible demise of the Vancouver Folk Fest and how it may affect other Festivals.

He also talks about the state of today’s touring industry. Off stage and on.

Let’s face it, music production and essential business are changing rapidly.

Costs are skyrocketing.

Artists are finding new and creative ways to make a living and extend their careers. Will your favorite festival still be up and running by the Summer? Have a listen.

Is there anyone or anything that can save Vancouver Folk Festival?

Maybe it’s you.

Mulligan Stew Feb 11th 2023- Terry Wickham-The state of Folk Music Festivals in Western Canada

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Some strong themes in this edition of The Stew.

Terry Wickham, long-time Producer of Edmonton Folk Fest responds to the possible demise of the Vancouver Folk Fest and how it may affect other Western Canadian Festivals.

He also talks about the state of today’s touring industry. Off stage and on.

Let’s face it, music production and essential business are changing rapidly. Artists are finding new and creative ways to make a living and extend their careers. Will your favorite festival still be up and running by the Summer? Have a listen.

We salute Sheryl Crow’s Birthday ()1952)

And songwriter Jerry Goffin, who with his then-wife Carol King wrote a lot of hits in the ’60s.

Natural Woman – Aretha

One fine day – Chiffons
Up on the roof – Drifters

Oh. And we start The Stew with Ray Charles – because on this day in 1959, he recorded What’d I say and he closed every show of his career with that song.

There’s some great new music from Michael Kaeshammer, Rory Block, Peaches, and Quiet, Ron Sexsmith &  Eva Cassidy.

A rare recording of Ry Cooder and David Lindley and their son and daughter live on stage at Vienna Opera House.

They lay into Mercury Blues.

There’s a segment when we go back to Winterland Ballroom in SF and relive the medley that Dylan and The Band finished The  Last  Waltz with.

Sublime!

Heads UP – Next week’s guest is BOOKER T JONES. The heart and soul of Stax Records. (25TH at Jack Singer)

And in two weeks

David Landreth about the Bonnie Bump The Bros. Landreth’s career is having!!

 

PLAYLIST:

Mercury Blues (live) Cooder/Lindley Family Live in Vienna Opera House
Worried man blues Van Morrison single
Be still Los Lobos Just another band from East LA (collection)
Learning to fly Tom Petty / Heartbreakers Into the great wide open
Todays guest – Terry Wickham EFMF The status of our Folk Festivals mulliganstew dot ca
Beautiful thing Peaches and Quiet Beautiful Thing
Dancing in the streets Rory Block Ain’t nobody worried
Deane House River Cafe Happy Valentines Day
Every day in a winding road (live) Sheryl Crow Live at The Ryman
Things I forgot to do Duke Robillard The called it R&B
The Stew TDMulligan Guest Terry Wickham – Edmonton Folk Fest
Natural Woman Aretha Franklin Lady Soul
One fine day The Chiffons The best of
Up on the roof The Drifters Up on the Roof
Terry Wickham guests Hour Two The Stew – Year 27 TDMulligan
Little Red Rooster The Rolling Stones (with Clapton) Steel Wheels
Ramblin’ Michael Kaeshammer The Warehouse Sessions
Coming Up – The Future of Folk Fests The Terrys – Wickham and Mulligan MulliganStew dot Ca
This is Hip John Lee Hooker & Ry Cooder Mr Lucky
Baby let me follow you down (live) The Band with Bob Dylan The Last Waltz (deluxe)
I don’t believe you (live) The Band with Bob Dylan The Last Waltz (deluxe)
Forever Young (live) The Band with Bob Dylan The Last Waltz (deluxe)
Baby, let me follow you down (live) The Band with Bob Dylan The Last Waltz (deluxe)
Mulligan Stew Coming Up Terry Wickham The future of Folk Fests
When our love was new Ron Sexsmith single
Welcome to The Stew Terry David Mulligan @ckuaradio
Tall trees in Georgia Eva Cassidy single
Coyotes Banff Valentines Menu For Fen 14
Changed my way of living Taj Mahal The Natchl’ Blues
Terry Wickham Interview Producer of Edmonton Folk Festival The Future of Fests
SOB Nathaniel Rateliff/Night Sweats Nathaniel Rateliff/Nights Sweats
Terry Wickham Interview Complete Interview – Mulligan Stew Podcast & tdm YouTube Channel
Troubled Mind Dan Mangan More or Less
Terry Wickham Interview Complete interview – Mulligan Stew Podcast and tdm YouTube Channel
Complete Terry Wickham on Mulligan Stew Podcast and tdm YouTube channel
Twist and Shout The Beatles Twist and Shout

Mulligan Stew Feb 4th 2023- Welcome to February!

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First four tracks from:

Tedeschi Trucks

Ray Charles

Keb Mo

Billy Joel Live

The Last Four tracks from:

New Gord Downie and Bob Rock (Two new songs)

Earth Wind and Fire  (Lost Maurice White)

New U2

And the most-played song of the 20th  Century..

Can you guess?

 

IN BETWEEN –

New music from Rory Block/Michael Kaeshammer/Mariel and T Buckley.

Got some John Fogerty/Buddy Miller/Jason Isbell/Bob Marley Live/Brandi Carlile/Nathanial Rateliff & Night Sweats/Norah Jones/ Garry Moore/Steely Dan/Heptones/Dan Auerbach/Los Lobos

And a salute to Drummer Hal Blaine with Paul Simon/The Ronettes/The Beach Boys

Enjoy! It was a bag of fun putting this together.

-TDM

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew – The Stew Terry David Mulligan CKUA
Love has something else to say Tedeschi Trucks Band Let me get by
you are my sunshine Ray Charles Modern sounds in country and western music
Good to be (home again ) Keb Mo Good to be
The river of dreams Bill Joel Bill Joel Live
The Stew with TDMulligan Next – Dan Auerbach – Los Lobos
We got to get out of this place Dan Auerbach Echoes of Vietnam
Framed Los Lobos Native Son
I shall be released The Heptones Nightfood in Partytime
Thank You Coyotes Banff for 25 years of support
I’ll take you there Rory Block Ain’t nobody worried
Mulligan Stew – Year 27 [email protected] @tdmulligan
if you be my baby Gary Moore Blues for Greeny
Kid Charlemagne (live) Steely Dan North East Corridor Live
I got a feeling (live) Norah Jones Let it be EP
Down by the riverside Michael Kaeshammer The Warehouse Sessions
Coming Up on The Stew New Gord Downie remembering Hal Blaine, Bob Marley & Maurice White
Is there nowhere Gord Downie and Bob Rock The Raven and Red Tail Hawk EP
Bobcaygeon Mariel and T Buckley single
Have you ever seen the rain John Fogerty The long road home
The Stew Year 27 CKUA Next – The Night Sweats
Survivor Nathanial Rateliff/Night Sweats The Future
Angel from Montgomery Buddy Miller, Brandi Carlile. Lone Bellow Cayamo songs at Sea
Marry Me (live) Jason Isbell. Paterson Hood etc Live at Shoals Theatre
Mulligan Stew Dot Ca Coming up Hal Blaine tribute and Beach Boys
Mother and Child Reunion Paul Simon Paul Simon
God only knows The Beach Boys Pet Sounds
Be my baby The Ronettes Best of
The Stew @ckua @tdmulligan
Stir it up (live) Bob Marley Live
with or without you U2 Songs of Surrender
Lustre Parfait Gord Downie and Bob Rock Lustre Parfait
September Earth Wind and Fire September
Deane House River Cafe Thank You
You’ve lost that Lovin’ Feeling The Righteous Brothers Best of

 

EP 242 | WHITEHORSE-Tales from New Album ‘Im not Crying You’re Crying’

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Jimmy would be so proud!

His Mom and Dad are guesting on the  Mulligan Stew Podcast.

Jimmy is the 10-year-old son of Melissa McClelland and Luke Doucet of Whitehorse. Jimmy likes the music his Mom and Dad make so much that he’s sitting in on drums during house rehearsals.

Luke and Melissa have just released their 8th album I’m not crying You’re crying.

What started as a possible lockdown country covers project quickly turned into writing their own songs, as though they were writing and singing in the 70s. In Nashville.

What’s best about this album is they sound like they’ve been writing and singing country all their musical life. Which is what they did.

When they met and started Whitehorse it was as a country band. So, they’ve come full circle. Through the blues and back into country.

This podcast tells the tales of those years and their relationship.

It’s a winner and so are Jimmy’s parental unit.

www.whitehorsemusic.ca

Mulligan Stew Jan 28th 2023-Special Guests Whitehorse

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Special guests on the Saturdays Stew – By the time they hit the air on The Stew, Whitehorse will be proclaimed #1 on the CKUA Top 30.   I believe they’ll be there for a while.

Their new album I’m not crying You’re crying is getting rave reviews – everywhere.

And Next week they’ll be showcasing in London at AmericanaUK. 

In this Saturday interview, they drop some word bombs that will linger including Luke proclaiming that they will now be a working  Country band. 

They’re gifted singers, songwriters, and musicians. But best of all they’re fine people and an absolute joy to interview.

The Jimmy they mention is their 10-year-old son. He is home-schooled by his parents, joins them on tour, started playing piano during the lockdown, and insists on playing his drum kit when they practice.

Best of all, the complete interview – all 40 minutes, will be on the Mulligan Stew Podcast and the Terry David Mulligan YouTube Channel…

 PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew – Whitehorse Guests Terry David Mulligan CKUA
Mississippi Version 2 Bob Dylan Fragments
She got some money Eddie 9V Little Black Flies
Busted Willie Nelson I don’t know a thing about love
Hang Loose Alabama Shakes Boys and Girls
Can’t turn you loose Otis Redding Very best of
Thank you Deane House & River Cafe Todays Guests – Whitehorse New album I’m not crying You’re Crying
Building a Mystery (live) Sarah McLachlan Live Acoustic EP
You going to make me lonesome when you go Barney Bentall (and Valentino Trapini) Cosmic Dreamer
Pay it no mind Sarah Jarosz World on the ground
Don’t Stop Fleetwood Mac Rumours
That’s what love will make you do Marc Broussard/Joe Bonamassa SOS 4: Blues for your soul
Snow Bank The 50/50 Draw (to Feb 2) Whitehorse Guests today Bring a new album
After Midnight JJ Cale Naturally
Runaway soul (live) Ruthie Foster Live at Antone’s
Backdoor Man The Doors The Doors
Coming up Snarky Puppy and Whitehorse Interview
Tio Macaco Snarky Puppy We like it here
Mulligan Stew Van Morrison starts Hour Two check out our 50/50 draw by Feb 2
Coming UP – Whitehouse Interview with Melissa and Luke New Album I’m not crying You’re crying
Stormy Monday / Lonely Avenue Van Morrison Rolling with the Punches
Wrap it up Kurt Elling/Charlie Hunter/Nate Smith Guilty Pleasures EP
I can’t give everything away Spoon single
This is The Stew with TDMulligan [email protected]
Going down to sing in Texas Iris Dement Working on a World
Coyotes Banff Thank You Supporting CKUA for 25 years
Promised Land Chuck Berry Best of
Pride (in the name of love) U2 Songs of Surrender
Whitehorse Interview Luke Doucet-Melissa McClelland I’m not crying You’re crying
Division 5 Whitehorse I’m not crying You’re crying
Whitehorse Interview Complete Interview on MulliganStew Podcast and tdm youtube channel
If the loneliness don’t kill me Whitehorse I’m not crying You’re crying
Luke Doucet and Melissa McClelland Whitehorse I’m not crying You’re crying
Lock it Down Whitehorse I’m not crying You’re crying
Whitehorse Interview Complete interview on MulliganStew Podcast and tdm YouTube Channel
The Road Whitehorse I’m not crying You’re crying