Mulligan Stew July 9th 2016-Wall to Wall music for two hours today!!

July 9, 2016

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Wall to Wall music for two hours today!!
New music from
Joan Baez (with David Crosby)
Clapton
The Wainwright Sisters
Avett Brothers
Serena Ryder
Corb Lund
Calexico
Paul Simon
Son Real
54-40

And great classic tunes from
Harp and Axe
John Prine
Bruce Cockburn
Crooked Bros
The Travelling Wilburys
Al Green
A double shot of Rodney Crowell
And On Vinyl…
The Band
Steve Miller
Monkey Time from Boz Scaggs
Looking for music to go with your slow rubs..your pot of chili..
Something that pairs well with a Malbec or a Chard..??

B-I-N-G-O!!!!

PLAYLIST:

TD Mulligan	Mulligan Stew	Playlist mulliganstew.ca
The sky is falling	The Harpoonist and the Axe Murderer	Checkered past
Sweet revenge	John Prine	Great Days
Satan pulls the strings	The Avett bros	True Sadness
Call me Rose	Bruce Cockburn	Small source of comfort
Mulligan Stew year 20	www.canadahouse.com	Playlist mulliganstew.ca
Blackbird (live)	Joan Baez with David Crosby	75th Birthday Concert
17 Horses	Crooked Brothers	Lawrence, where’s your knife?
Got your number	Serena Ryder	single
Mulligan Stew year 20	playlist www.mulliganstew.ca	Great Music Coming
you send me	sam cooke	Greatest Hits
magic bus	The Who	Who’s better. Who’s best
Washed up rock star factory blues	Corb Lund	Thing’s that can’t be undone
If you belonged to me	The Travelling Wilburys	Collection
Cumbe De Donde	Calexico	Ed Folk fest sampler
Mulligan Stew year 20	TD Mulligan	playlist www.mulliganstew.ca
Hot Fun in the Summertime	Sly and the Family Stone	The Ultimate Soul Collection #3
Cool papa Bell	Paul Simon	Stranger to Stranger
Tired of being alone	Al Green	The Ultimate Soul Collection #3
This is The Stew	with Terry David Mulligan	playlist www.mulliganstew.ca
Ganster of Love	Steve Miller	Sailor
You’re so fine	Steve Miller	Sailor
Don’t bring me down (live)	ELO	One Night
Chest fever	The Band	Music from Big Pink
TDM	www.coyotesbanff.com
Can I get a witness	Son Real	Single
Don;t make them like they used to	The Harpoonist and the Axe Murderer	A real fine mess
Mulligan Stew year 20
Baby Ran	54-40 with Daniel Lapp	La Difference – A History Unplugged
This is The Stew	playlist www.mulliganstew.ca
Stones in my Passway	Eric Clapton	I still am
Elvira	Rodney Crowell	Ain’t living long like this
Ain’t living long like this	Rodney Crowell	Ain’t living long like this
Learning to fly	Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers	Playback Box Set
Mulligan Stew	TDM
Monkey Time	Boz Scaggs	Bazz Scaggs and Band
Dust my Broom	Elmore James	The sky is crying
El Condor Pasa	The Wainwright Sisters	Songs in the Dark

Mulligan Stew July 2nd 2016- Juno Couch repeat!

June 30, 2016

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Matt Good
Alan Doyle
Tom Cochrane
Miranda Mulholland
Buff St. Marie
Tdm
On The Juno Couch Calgary

I think it all started over several glasses of wine.. with myself and Jim Cuddy from Blue Rodeo
The Junos were coming to Alberta and I was trying to figure out how best to do interviews with the artists.
As luck would have it I was staying at The Fairmont Hotel MacDonald in Edmonton and they had these glorious big old couches in the Lounge.
We asked for permission to move two together and place 3-4 microphones on the cushions so that talent walking by could pick one up and join us..
Turned out to be a lot of fun.
You got country singers..riffing with guitar slingers..and reggae tokers sitting in with Rockin Smokers.
Roots, blues and pop..all in the same space.
We tried it again a couple of years ago in Calgary..at Ruths Chris is I’m not mistaken.
This year..we go all out!
Right on the street outside Milestones in downtown Calgary..across from The Hyatt Hotel..
Mulligan Stew on The Juno Couch will be 4-6PM for this week only!!
We’ll have that Juno Couch ready to go under the CKUA tents..
I believe there will be some bubble being poured and some tunes being sung.
Jim Cuddy is bringing his son Devin.. they will be my co-hosts as long as they can stay.
Here’s the current line-up on paper!! Be prepared for surprises and some rare moments.
-TDM

INTERVIEW LINE-UP:

Mulligan Stew
Jim Cuddy / Devin Cuddy			04:00
Tom Wilson / David Gogo			04:10
Scott Helman			04:15
Whitehorse*			04:20
Alex Cuba			04:35
Alan Doyle			04:45
Matthew Good			05:00
Buffy Sainte-Marie			05:10
Matt Good			05:15
Miranda Mulholland			05:20
Emily Claire Barlow			05:30
Chad Saunders NMC’s Acting Director of Operations and Special Projects			05:45
Jonathan Roy			05:50

Mulligan Stew June 25th 2016-Gregory Porter Interview

June 25, 2016

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Gregory Porter is no ordinary jazz singer. He has become, arguably, the most unlikely star in popular music. He has gone from playing jazz in Harlem until 4am for $30 a night to playing for royalty in the best concert halls in the world.
Gregory’s prime mentor was his late mother Ruth, a preacher who raised him along with his seven siblings alone in Bakersfield, California. His mother’s presence still informs his writing, and he can name a handful of songs that can be directly attributed to her. Gregory grew up hooked on Nat King Cole, but was more interested in sports until an injury sidelined his athletic aspirations and propelled him toward a singing career.

Gregory was 30 when he started his career, and it took 20 years to become an “overnight success”. He found worldwide stardom with the Grammy Award-winning, platinum selling 2013 jazz/gospel/R&B album Liquid Spirit, and followed it up earlier this year with the touchingly confessional Take Me to the Alley. WhenTake Me to The Alley was released, it broke into the top five of the charts, the first jazz record to do so since Jamie Cullum’s Catching Tales in 2005. It’s fair to say that Gregory is his generation’s most successful jazz and soul singer-songwriter.
Terry David Mulligan will chat with Gregory about his longtime bandmates, headlining the Edmonton and Vancouver Jazz Festivals, and his plan to tour the world in 2016.

PLAYLIST:

welcome to Mulligan Stew	Playlist www.mulliganstew.ca
Darlene	Led Zeppelin	Coda
Last Night	The Travelling Wilburys	Travelling Wilburys Collection
No woman. No cry	Bob Marley and the Wailers	Easy Skankin’ Boston 78
www.canadahouse.com	coming UP – Interview with Gregory Porter
No more cheap wine	Colin Linden	40 years of Stony Plain
I’m all right	Madeleine Peyroux	Half the perfect world
This is Mulligan Stew – Year 20	with Terry David Mulligan
Broken Bones	Mark Knopfler	Tracker
Cold Rain	The High Bar Gang	Someday the Heart will trouble the Mind
Gregory Porter Interview	MulliganStew.ca
The In Crowd	Gregory Porter	Liquid Spirit
Gregory Porter Interview
Take me to the Alley	Gregory Porter	Take me to the Alley
Liquid Sprits – Claptone Re-Mix	Gregory Porter	Liquid Spirit
Mulligan Stew @ckuaradio	Playlist www.mulliganstew.ca
Gregory Porter Interview	Part Two
Don’t lose your steam	Gregory Porter	Take me to the Alley
Blinded by the Light (live)	Bruce Springsteen Session band	Live in Dublin
SOB	Nathaniel Rateleff and the Night Sweats	Edmonton Folk festival Sampler
www.coyotesbanff.com	Mulligan Stew Hour Two
The Denial Twist	White Stripes	Get behind me Satan
Driven to tears (live)	Sting	Hope for Haiti Now
Boogie at Russian Hill	John Lee Hooker	Boom Boom
Mulligan Stew @ckuaradio	playlist www.mulliganstew.ca
Here comes my girl (live)	Tom Petty and the heartbreakers	The Live Anthology
The Ironic Twist	Jimmy Vaughn	Out There
So Young	The Rolling Stones	Some Girls Bonus tracks
Ruby Tuesday	Shawn Colvin and Steve Earle	Colvin and Earle
Next week on The Stew	The JUNO COUCH returns for Canada Day weekend
Love Shines	Ron Sexsmith	Long Player Late Bloomer
Nobody	The Doobie Brothers	World Gone Crazy
Thank you for listening	Have a GREAT CANADA DAY	next week The Juno Couch Returns

Mulligan Stew June 18th 2016- Sarah McLachlan Interview

June 14, 2016

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This week on Mulligan Stew, Terry David Mulligan is excited to interview Grammy and Juno Award winning artist Sarah McLachlan.

I had the pleasure of doing the first national interview with Sarah for MuchWest many years ago. I asked her what she wanted to do now that she had moved from one coast to another and she said “I want to write songs and sing them and have people hear my music” We talk about that on Saturdays Stew.
Also, I was happily surprised to hear Sarah reference the World Vision trip we took together to Cambodia and Thailand. She said performing for kids on the streets made her realize how powerful music could be for children who don’t have any access to it and thus was born the idea of her Foundation The Sarah McLachlan School of Music.
I treasure each time we get together and I hope you do as well.
Sarah is headlining the 2016 Vancouver Jazz Festival June 27^th The QE Theatre in Vancouver. Then she’s off to tour with Josh Groban.
Sarah’s latest release is the sublime Shine On.. We’ll also talk about her next LP.
With over 25 years in the recording industry, Sarah McLachlan is a multi-platinum singer/songwriter best known for her intimate vocals and engaging lyrics. Canadian-born, this Grammy and Juno Award winning artist has sold over 40 million albums. She is the recipient of numerous awards including the Order of Canada and the Governor General’s Performing Arts Award for Lifetime Achievement. Her philanthropic efforts extend to The Sarah McLachlan School of Music—a non-profit music education program for at-risk and underserved youth. Sarah’s latest album Shine On celebrates the human ability to grow from our experiences, thrive and shine on.

PLAYLIST:

Welcome to Mulligan Stew	your host – Terry David Mulligan	Playlist www.mulliganstew.ca
hold on I’m coming	BB King and Eric Clapton	Riding with the King
Love	Matt Morris	when everything breaks open
Young Blood	The Band	Til the night is gone/Tribute to Doc Pomus
Mulligan Stew	www.canadahouse.com	Coming UP – Sarah McLachlan
Get a job	James Taylor	Other Covers
Dream in blue	Los Lobos	Kiko
welcome to The Stew	coming UP – Sarah McLachlan interview	www.mulliganstew.ca
The ballad of Billy Cowsill	Dusty Bentall and The Smokes	Orion
Mulligan Stew	Next – Sarah McLachlan interview
Sarah McLachlan Interview	playlist www.mulliganstew.ca
in your shoes	Sarah McLachlan	Shine On
Sarah McLachlan Interview
Love beside me	Sarah McLachlan	Shine On
Sarah McLachlan Interview	playlist www.mulliganstew.ca
angel (live)	Sarah McLachlan	Acoustic EP
into the mystic	Colin James	Limelight
welcome to The Stew	HOUR Two
Gimme some lovin’ (live)	Traffic	Last great traffic jam
Run like the River	Vintage Trouble	1 Hopeful Road
Horace and Pete	Paul Simon	Stranger to Stranger Deluxe
This isa Mulligan Stew – Year 20	TDM
Loan me a Dime	Boz Scaggs (with Duane Allman)	Boz Scaggs
welcome to The Stew	playlist www.mulliganstew.ca
Lemon Squeezer (live)	Fleetwood Mac	Shrine 69
My favourite wine is Tequilla	Michael Franti & Spearhead	Soul Rocker
There was a time (live)	James Brown and the Famous Flames	Star Time
www.coyotesbanff.com	Mulligan Stew – Hour Two
Weightless	Matt Anderson	Weightless
Down in the Flood (live)	Fairport Convention	Ebbets Field 1974
Shake for me	Howlin Wolf	His Best

Mulligan Stew June 11th 2016- Live Tracks and MORE

June 10, 2016

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REPEAT SHOW (6)
No special guest..no themes..no party tricks…
Just solid music for whatever Saturday night holds.
BUT we do have lots of LIVE TRACKS
From…..

CCR (Midnight Special)
Keb Mo (She just wants to dance)
Peter Gabriel (Solsbury Hill)
Bob Dylan (Like a rolling stone unplugged)
Eric Clapton (Don’t think twice)
The Hip (Twist my Arm)
Bare Naked Ladies I(Brian Wilson)
Blue /Rodeo (5 days in May)

And we finish the show with two live Joe Cocker tracks

Feeling Alright
With a little Help from my Friends

Plus tracks from the Edmonton Folk fest Sampler

Mike farris (killer version of A Change is gonna Come)
Dar Williams (As cool as I am)
Kaleo (Way down we go)

New music from

Paul Simon
Boz Scaggs
Led Zeppelin

Did I mention

U2 )remixed)
Marianne Faithful (Thelma and Louise Soundtrack)
Santana (smoke on the water)
Joe Jackson (Oh well)

Something for EVERYBODY
-TDM

PLAYLIST:

Celebrating 20 years of Mulligan Stew	TDMulligan	playlist mulliganstew.ca
The Midnight Special (live)	CCR	The Concert
She just wants to dance (live)	Keb Mo	That hot pink blues LP
Solsbury Hill (live)	Peter Gabriel	Secret World Live
Mulligan Stew – with TDM	www.canadahouse.com	Coming UP – Clapton/Hip/Blue Rodeo LIVE
Like a Rolling Stone (live)	Bob Dylan	MTV Unplugged
Rich Woman	Boz Scaggs	A Fool to care
Celebrating 20 Years of Stew	Next Clapton/The Hip/Blue Rodeo – All live tracks and Zep
Don’t think twice (live)	Eric Clapton	Bob Dylan’s 30th anniversary concert
Twist my arm (live)	The Tragically Hip	Live between us
Brian Wilson (live)	BN Ladies	Live at Red Rocks
5 days in May (live)	Blue Rodeo	Blue Road
Hots on for nowhere	Led Zeppelin	Presence (deluxe) Reference Track
Terry David Mulligan – Mulligan Stew	Playlist at mulliganstew.ca
Oh well	Joe Jackson	Laughter and Lust
Change is going to come	Mike Farris	Edmonton Folk fest Sampler cd
I’m on a roll	Dr. John	Doc Pomus tribute LP
Strnger to Stranger	Paul Simon	Stranger to Stranger
www.coyotesbanff.com	Next Marianne Faithful and Santana
Ballad of Lucy Jordan	Marianne Faithful	Thelma and Louise Soundtrack
Smoke on the water	Santana	Guitar heaven
Mulligan Stew – with TDM	Playlist at mulliganstew.ca
Barabajagal	Donovan (with Jeff Beck)	Try for the Sun
You don’t miss your water	William Bell	Best of Soul
Way down we go	Kaleo	Edmonton Folk fest Sampler cd
Who’s going to ride your wild horses (Temple Bar re-mix)	U2	Achtung baby B Sides and Bonuses
As cool as I am	Dar Williams	Edmonton Folk fest Sampler cd
TDM – The Stew
Feelin Alright (live)	Joe Cocker	Classic Cocker
With a little help (from my friends) (Live)	Joe Cocker	Classic Cocker

Mulligan Stew June 4th 2016-Bobby Rush, Daniel Cross, and Terry Wickham Interviews

June 3, 2016

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This week on Mulligan Stew, Terry interviews blues legend Bobby Rush and award-winning Canadian filmmaker Daniel Cross about his feature documentary, I Am The Blues.

I Am the Blues – Trailer from EyeSteelFilm on Vimeo.
I Am The Blues takes you on a booze and blues-fueled journey through the swamps of the Louisiana Bayou, the juke joints of the Mississippi Delta, and Moonshine-soaked BBQs in the North Mississippi Hill Country. Cross visits the last original, 80-year-old blues devils (including Bobby Rush, LC Ulmer, Carol Fran, Barbara Lynn and many more) who are working without management and touring the Chitlin’ Circuit.
Cross is the founder of a prestigious, non-fiction production company called EyeSteelFilm, and he first made his mark by directing feature length films about homelessness. Cross will talk about writing and directing the film, and Bobby Rush will talk about having his long and successful career become the focus of a documentary.
The film is set to premiere in Toronto on June 3, and is playing at the Medicine Hat Public Library Theatre on June 20 and at the Sled Island Film Festival in Calgary on June 26.

At 6:30pm MT Terry chats with Edmonton Folk Music Festival producer Terry Wickham. Terry has been the producer since 1989, and he will share his thoughts about this year’s lineup as well as crucial festival background info.

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew – 20 years of music	www.mulliganstew.ca
Checkin up on my baby	Tay Mahal	In Progress and in Motion
Someday baby	Bob Dylan	Modern Times
Nobody rules you	Danny Michel	Mata Dora
Boy from Tupelo	Emmy Lou harris	Red dirt girl
Mulligan Stew – 20 years of music	www.canadahouse.com	NEXT – Boz Scaggs
Hell to pay	Boz Scaggs	A fool to care
TD Mulligan – Mulligan Stew @ckua	NEXT – I AM the Blues
Bobby Rush and Daniel Cross (Director)	I am the Blues (documentary)	Screening dates on mulliganstew.ca
Everybody knows who I am	Bobb Rush	Youtube
Bobby Rush and Daniel Cross (Director)	I am the Blues (documentary)
Stagger Lee	Henry Gray	single
Bobby Rush and Daniel Cross (Director)	I am the Blues (documentary)	Screening dates on mulliganstew.ca
Thrill is gone	Kingfish Ingram	youtube
Bobby Rush and Daniel Cross (Director)	I am the Blues (documentary)
TD Mulligan – Mulligan Stew @ckua	www.mulliganstew.ca	Coming UP – Terry Wickham
Money Blues	LC Ulmar	youtube
Rollin and Tumblin	Tedeschi-Trucks band	Everybody’s talkin’“
Mulligan Stew – 20 years of music	PLAYLIST – www.mulliganstew.ca	Coming UP – Terry Wickham
Fio on the Bayou	The Meters	Funkify your life
One way road	John Butler Trio	April Uprising
The Werewolf	Paul Simon	Stranger to Stranger
There must be abetter world	Irma Thomas	A tribute to Doc Pomus
Mulligan Stew – 20 years of music	www.Coyotesbanff.com	Coming UP – Terry Wickham
I will be there	Eric Clapton (and George harrison)	I still do
Try a little Tenderness	Etta James	The Matriarch of the Blues
Mulligan Stew – 20 years of music	PLAYLIST – www.mulliganstew.ca	NEXT – Terry Wickham
Guest – Terry Wickham –	Producer of Edmonton Folk festival
Mike Farris		Shine for All the people
SOB	Nathaniel Rateleff abnd the Night Sweats	Live on Fallon
Guest – Terry Wickham –	Producer of Edmonton Folk festival
It ain;t me babe	River Whyless	Youtube
Guest – Terry Wickham –	Producer of Edmonton Folk festival

Mulligan Stew May 28th 2016-Which rock star will historians of the future remember?

May 28, 2016

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Every once in a while you come across a fresh idea that begs to become a radio show.
A story that comes alive when you add music.
So..last week I came across the story from the NY Times magazine by Chuck Klosterman.
Entitled – Which rock star will historians of the future remember? (Click link to read article)
300 years from now – when students in classes won’t even know what rock was, will be shown a photo or hologram of an artist that represents what rock was, who will that artist be?
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Klosterman takes us through the reasoning..

”Time fades everything but the essence of history..”

He considers The Beatles and all that they gave music.
He suggests that historians and critics find it easier to pick a person rather than a group. It’s easier to tell the story.
Thus, Elvis Presley and Bob Dylan come into the spotlight.
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Elvis was a Star but didn’t write his own music. Dylan wrote everything but had a less than stellar voice.
The Stones get a mention (no Zep. Little Richard. Fats. Jerry lee)
Hunterj_is_a_Question_mark So…WHO IS in the picture the teacher hold up to represent the whole of rock and roll.

That’s what we’ll deal with musically on today Stew – right at 6PM Mtn..
In the meantime..check out the playlist. We have some rock to play for you.
Thanks tdm

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew – Year 20	with Terry David Mulligan	playlist www.mulliganstew.ca
Stoop so Low	Govt Mule with Dr John	Shout
Will it go round in circles	Billy Preston	Best of
Gotta find a..	Paul Reddick	Ride the one
Mulligan Stew – Year 20	www.canadahouse.com
Wilder (we’re chained)	Brandi Carlile	The Firewatchers Daughter
Baby, what you want me to do (live)	Etta James	Etta James – Chess 50th Anniversary
Mulligan Stew – Year 20	with Terry David Mulligan	playlist www.mulliganstew.ca
8 miles high	skydiggers	the songs of Gene Clark
Feel a whole lot better	Byrds	Best of
For what it’s worth (live)	CSNY	Deja Vu
If I had a Millions Dollars (live)	BNLadies	Live at Red Rocks
Lola (live)	The Kinks	Come Dancing with The Kinks
Mulligan Stew – Year 20	with Terry David Mulligan	Coming Up – In 300 years – who represents Rock?
Tell yer mama	Norah Jones	The Fall
Mulligan Stew – Year 20	playlist www.mulliganstew.ca	In 300 years – who represents Rock?
Mulligan Stew – Year 20	The question is – in 300 years, who represents rock?	background at www.mulliganstew.ca
Don’t do it (live)	The Band	Rock of Ages
Mulligan Stew – Year 20	The question is – in 300 years, who represents rock?	background at www.mulliganstew.ca
Hey Jude	The Beatles	Box Set and single
Mulligan Stew – Year 20	The question is – in 300 years, who represents rock?	background at www.mulliganstew.ca
Good Rockin Tonight	Elvis	Elvis at Sun
I shall be released (live)	Bob Dylan (and The Band)	The Last Waltz
Mulligan Stew – Year 20	The question is – in 300 years, who represents rock?	background at www.mulliganstew.ca
Johnny B Goode	Chuck Berry	Best of
Mulligan Stew – Year 20	playlist www.mulliganstew.ca
Tempted	Squeeze	East Side Story
Sweet Soul legacy	Paul Carrack	Soul Shadows
I dreamed I saw St Anustine	Eric Clapton	I still do
Hear me	Tedeschi Trucks band	Le me get by
www.coytotesbanff.com	Mulligan Stew
not fade away	The Rolling Stones	England’s Greatest Hit-makers
Two dogs and a bone	Los Lobos	The town and the city
Thanks for listening tdm	See you in JUNE	www.mulliganstew.ca
Big Boss man	Whitehorse	The Northern South

Mulligan Stew May 21st 2016- Holger Peterson Interview

May 20, 2016

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On the release of the Stoney Plain 40th Anniversary album

Holger takes us through the years and the amazing list of artists that graced the label.

Come join the celebration.

Hour two of Saturdays Stew.

Holger Petersen, President of Stony Plain Records
Photo courtesy of Blaise van Malsen

Petersen started producing records in 1972. The first were by Walter Horton, Johnny Shines, Roosevelt Sykes, Humphrey and the Dumptrucks, Liam Clancy and Paul Hann. All prior to Stony Plain Records which was registered in 1975 by he and Alvin Jahns. He now runs his own label, Stony Plain Records – one of Canada’s longest surviving independent record companies – and was a founder of the Edmonton Folk Music Festival. He is a member of the Order of Canada and has an Honorary Doctorate of Letters from Athabasca University.
Holger Petersen is a veteran Canadian broadcaster whose weekly Saturday Night Blues on CBC Radio has been a fixture on the network for twenty-five years. At home in Alberta, his CKUA network show, Natch’l Blues, has been aired every week for more than forty years.

More info available here: www.markpuccimedia.com/?p=2560

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew – Year 20	with terry david mulligan
Black Spruce	Lee harvey osmond	Beautiful scars
Fortune Teller	Robert Plant/Alison Krause	Raising Sand
Stones in my passway	Eric Clapton	I still do
Sweet home Chicago	Steve Miller	Let your hair down
Mulligan Stew – Year 20	www.canadahouse.com
Repo man	Ray Lamontagne	God Willin’
Playlist www.mulliganstew.ca	In 30 minutes Holger petersen Interview	Next: Waterboys and Coldplay
Fisherman’s Blues	The Waterboys	Fisherman’s Blues
Up and Up	Coldplay	A Head full of Dreams
Mulligan Stew – Year 20	www.coyotesbanff.com	Coming Up – Holger Petersen
Drive	Joe Bonamassa	Blues of Desperation
This is Hip	John Lee Hooker	Mr Lucky
welcome to Mulligan Stew	TD Mulligan
Holger Petersen Interview
No more cheap wine	Colin Linden	Stony Plain 40 Years
Holger Petersen Interview
Louis Riel	Doug Sahm	Stony Plain 40 years
Holger Petersen Interview
soul of a man	Maria Muldaur	Richland Woman Blues
Holger Petersen Interview
Midnight Special	Long John Baldry	Stony Plain 40 years
welcome to Mulligan Stew	TD Mulligan
Wars	The Strumbellas	Hope
Saturday Night	No Sinner	Old Habits Die Hard
Blackjack	Ray Charles	Best of
Papas got a brand new bag	James Brown and the Famous Flames	Best of
Mulligan Stew – Year 20	at tdmulligan	www.mulliganstew.ca
Madame George (live)	Van Morrison	Live at Hollywood Bowl
Low Spark of High Heeled Boys	Rickie Lee Jones	It’s like this
For no one	Rickie Lee Jones	It’s like this

Mulligan Stew May 14th-Mike Farris Interview

May 13, 2016

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For those who may have not spent a lot of time with Mike’s music – let’s let Mary Gauthier speak for him

Out of the arms of defeat Mike Farris has done a victory lap…He takes people who are hurting, who are broken, who think they are alone and through just the sound of his voice he lets them know that they’re not…that’s magic.”
– Mary Gauthier

Mary’s song Mercy Now was the center piece of his latest album Shine for all the people. It won a Grammy for best gospel LP.
It was funded by his fans..just like the next one will be.
Not too long ago Mike was a drug addict. An alcoholic. He was Homeless and almost gone.
Now he’s none of those people..he’s Mike Farris..singer/songwriter and perhaps the best singer I’ve heard in years.
It’s my pleasure to talk to Mike this Saturday on Mulligan Stew. Mike talks about how playing the side stages at the Edmonton Folk fest was life changing for him.
In America He would never have gotten to play with artists from all over the World.
Mike is appearing this weekend in Penticton at The Dream Music Festival with a solo show on the Sunday Night at The Dream Café.
http://www.mikefarrismusic.com/

PLAYLIST:

TDMulligan	Mulligan Stew – Year 20	playlist www.mulliganstew.ca
messing with the kid	Buddy Guy	Rhythm and Blues
I should have know it	Tom Petty and the heartbreakers	Mojo
Checking up on my baby	Taj Mahal	Taj Mahal
Knocking on Heavens Door	Dylan and The Dead	Dylan and the Dead (live)
www.canadahouse.com	Mulligan Stew – Year 20	Mike Farris Interview at 6PM
Tumbling Dice (live)	The Rolling Stones	Hyde Park
Gimme some Lovin	Spencer Davis Group/Steve Winwood	Island – 40 years
Mulligan Stew – year 20	coming UP – Paul Simon Live	playlist www.mulliganstew.ca
Mrs Robinson (live)	Paul Simon	Paul Simon Collection
Bridge over troubled water (live)	Paul Simon	Paul Simon Collection
Won’t get fooled again (live)	The Who	The Bridge Concert Series
www.coyotesbanff.com	Coming Up Mike Farris Interview
Misty Blue	Cindy Lauper	Detour
Mulligan Stew Year 20
Rocking my life away	Jerry Lee lewis – Steven Tyler	Single
Willin	Little feat	Little feat
www.mulliganstew.ca	NEXT – Mike Farris Iterview
Mike Farris Interview
You got me Hummin	Sam and Dave	best of
Mike Farris Interview
Mercy Now	Mike Farris	Shine for all the people
Mike Farris Interview
Jonah and the Whale	Mike Farris	Shine for all the people
Army of one	Coldplay	A head full of dreams
this is Mulligan Stew Year 20	playlist www.mulliganstew.ca
Caravan (live)	Van Morrison	The Last Waltz
Shadows	Paul Reddick	Ride the One
You’ve got it	Bruce Springsteen	Wrecking Ball
Fool’s Game	Jon Cleary	Moonburnin’
www.coyotesbanff.com	at tdmulligan
Pacing the Cage (live)	Bruce Cockburn	Slice of Life
Shrimp and Grits	Tedeschi-Trucks Band	Revelation

Mulligan Stew May 7th 2016-Mothers Day Weekend!

May 7, 2016

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Happy Mothers Day to all the Moms out there! Here is my selection of tunes to bring in the Saturday in anticipation of Moms Day…
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www.mulliganstew.ca	with TD Mulligan
Motherless child	eric clapton	from the cradle
Feelin alright (live)	Joe Cocker	Live
Mother and child reunion (live)	Paul Simon	Live in NYC
Motherless children	rosanne cash	The list
This is Mulligan Stew – Year 20	www.canadahouse.com	playlist www.mulliganstew.ca
cassandra	Art bergmann	The Apostate
I put a spell on you	Annie Lennox	Nostalgia
Save me	Aretha Franklin	30 greatest hits
This is Mulligan Stew – Year 20	playlist www.mulliganstew.ca	coming up Bonnie Raitt
Gypsy in me	Bonnie Raitt	Dip in deep
The Monkey	Dr. John (Eddie Bo.Dave Barth.)	N’Awlinz. Dis.Dat or D’udda
Somebody hurt you	Keb Mo	That hot pink boues album
Ain’t nobodys business	Willie Nelson & bWynton Marsalas	2 men with the blues
You got lost	Bental Taylor Ulrich	Tightrope Walk
This is Mulligan Stew – Year 20	playlist www.mulliganstew.ca
down on me	janis joplin	greatest hits
This is Mulligan Stew – Year 20	Terry David Mulligan
What I’ve known for a long time	Joe Bonamassa	Blues of Desperation
Raino (live)	Chilliwack	There and Back
Hey. No pressure	Ray Lamontange	Ouroboros
This is Mulligan Stew – Year 20	www.coyotesbanff.com
Croc Rock (live)	Elton John	One night only
whole lotta shakin (live)	Little Richard	Long Tall Sally
This is Mulligan Stew – Year 20	TD Mulligan	Next – Steely Dan
Home at last	Steely Dan	Aja
Lively up Yourself (live)	Bob Marley	Live
Nobody’s fault but mine	Led Zeppelin	Mothership
Money for Nothing	Dire Straits	Best of
Mulligan Stew	www.mulliganstew.ca
Change is going to come	Otis Redding	Otis Blue
Because	The Beatles	Abby Road

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This week on Mulligan Stew, Terry David Mulligan is excited to interview Grammy and Juno Award winning artist Sarah McLachlan.

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