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June 24th, 2017 – National Aboriginal Week in Canada

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It’s The Island Icons Pinot Noir Celebration in the Cowichan Valley. We take you there to join  the winemakers.

And it’s National  Aboriginal Week in Canada. We talk to Justin Hall at North America’s  first Aboriginal owned winery Nk’ Mip and  the first  Osoyoos Nation winemaker.

THE SHOW

 Island Icons. The first Pinot Noir Celebration

 

Today at Averill Creek it’s the first  Pinot Noir Celebration.

 

Cowichan winemakers believe that they are perfectly suited to make a name for themselves with the heartbreak grape.

All day today they will salute Pinot Noir.

A seminar at 11 with John Schreiner.

Meet the Makers from Noon to 4PM. Sample your heart out.

and a sold out Long Table Dinner with Bill Jones from Deerholme Farm.

Bill Jones

 

Guests include:

Mike Nierychlo – Emandare  www.emandarevineyard.com

Michelle Schulze – Venturi Schulze www.venturischulze.com

Andy Johnson – Averill Creek  www.averillcreek.ca

Xavier Bonilla – Cherry Point Estate Wines  www.cherrypointestatewines.com

Zac Brown – Alderlea  www.alderlea.com

Mark Holford – Rocky Creek  www.rockycreekwinery.ca

Nk’Mip

Wednesday was National Aboriginal Day in Canada. Also National Aboriginal Week.

Nk’Mip cellars Justin Hall & Randy Picton

Most of you know that Nk’Mip is not only North America’s  first Aboriginal owned winery, it’s also Winery of the Year in Canada at Intervin International wine awards.

Randy Picton has always been the winemaker there but he’s been mentoring Justin Hall, a band member and the future of the winery.

We find Justin in the winery  and immensely proud to be the first Osoyoos band member to be named winemaker.

www.nkmipcellars.com

STORIES WE’RE WORKING ON:

John Schreiner – Icon Wines of BC

Bloom – New releases from BC VQA  Wineries

Skitchine Lodge – 6th annual fishing, food, wine and um wine gathering

Cider Special

 

 

Mulligan Stew June 17th 2017-Doug Cox and Peter North Interviews

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The STEW – has a great playlist and two special guests…

Doug Cox – Musician, Singer, songwriter who’s organizing the Vancouver Island Music Festival July 13-16 in Courtney/Comox
Headliners include Emmy Lou Harris, Bare Naked Ladies, Bruce Cockburn, Rita Coolidge, Robert Randolf, The legendary Soul Stirrers (the group Sam Cooke came from)
Stephen Fearing, Steve Dawson, Colin Linden and many more

Peter North – Musicologist, writer, broadcaster. Organizing the Salmon Arm Roots and Blues fest Aug 17-20
Headliners include
Booker T Jones and a 10 piece Memphis band.
Frazey Ford, Ricky Scaggs and Kentucky Thunder, Stephen Fearing, A Cuban sandwich with Alex Cuba and Jane Bunnett, a tribute to Mad Dogs and Englishmen and Leonard Cohen.
 

PLAYLIST:

TBD

June 17th, 2017 – Live from the BC Shellfish Festival…

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LIVE from the 11th annual BC Shellfish festival in Courtney Comox 

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 The unique culinary event that promotes the region’s shellfish farmers and their delicacies to seafood lovers and chefs grows bigger every year.  This is Year 11.

Tasting Room Radio is covering both weekends.

 

What originally began as a one‐day event 11 years ago, has become the largest seafood festival in Western Canada, featuring popular local and international culinary celebrities and outstanding seafood.

Highlights for 2017 include the B.C. Seafood on Your Plate Restaurant Campaign, the B.C. Seafood Expo, a completely new Fresh Fest and the Fanny Bay Oyster Shucking Competition and OceanWise Chowder Challenge at the signature festival event, the Comox by the Sea Celebration,  Sunday, June 18th. For more information and tickets, visit bcshellfishfestival.com and bcseafoodexpo.com.

 WE ARE LIVE SATURDAY AT 10 AM!!

Our guests include:

 Culinary leader –  Don House Calgary http://www.idmg.ca/about-1/

Darren MacLean – Shokunin Calgary https://twitter.com/chefdmac?lang=en

Duncan Ly – Foreign Concept  Calgary  http://foreignconcept.ca/

JinnHee Lee – Foreign Concept Calgary  http://foreignconcept.ca/

Trevor Bird = Fable/Fable Diner  Vancouver www.fablekitchen.ca

Ned Bell – Ocean Wise. Van Aquarium  https://cookculture.com/blogs/chef-profiles/25079745-chef-ned-bell

Nick Nutting – The Wolf in the Fog.  Tofino  http://www.wolfinthefog.com/ 

Rod Butters – Raudz Kelowna  www.raudz.com 

Brock Bowes – Terra Fina  http://www.terrafinarestaurant.com/

 

Blue Moon

40 knots Winery  https://www.40knotswinery.com/

Blue Moon  https://www.bluemoonwinery.ca

Nathan Fong – Fong on Food www.fongonfood.com

 

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STORIES WE’RE WORKING ON

  • John Schreiner – Icon
  • Skitchine Lodge with Rhys Pender. John Weber & Chef Mark Filatow
  • Cider Special
  • Bloom – BC VQA wines pour in Vancouver.

 

 

 

 

Mulligan Stew June 10th 2017- Backyard tunes!

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All music – wall to wall tracks for the backyard, the road, for the party, for the hammock, for the boat, the dock..NOT for sleeping.

Highlights include
How about the opening three tracks
Frazey Fields
Carl Perkins
Paul Butterfields Better Days –  Live at Winterland
 
New music from John Mellencamp, Imelda May, Feist, Bare Naked Ladies with The Persuasions, Art Bergmann,.
A double shot of The Police Live, and a sensational Live version of U2’s Still Haven’t found what I’m looking for complete with Choir. Summer Goosebumps!!

Hour two includes:
Amy Helm, Tom Waits, Norah Jones, Peter Gabriel, Black Crowes, Emmy Lou and lots more.
And a double shot of Bare Naked Ladies. The second track with The Persuasions from the new album they did together.
The Ladies play

  • Winnipeg Folk festival – July 9
  • Vancouver FF – July 15th
  • Van Island FF – July 16th
  • Calgary FF – July 29

 
Lots of festival coverage ahead!!
Party on Garth!
-TDM

PLAYLIST:

Sept Fields Frazey Ford Indian Ocean
Everybodys trying to be my baby Carl Perkins Blue Suede Shoes
Countryside (live) Paul Butterfield Better Days Live at Winterland
www.canadahouse.com Mulligan Stew with tdm
Battle of angels John Mellencamp Sad Clowns and Hillbillys
Bad habit Imelda May Life.Love.Flesh.Blood
TD Mulligan – The Stew
Wonderful World Sam Cooke The man who invented soul
Mulligan Stew with TDM Coming UP – The Police Live www.mulliganstew.ca
Lousiana Bayou Dave Mathews Band Stand Up!
Walking in your footsteps (live) The Police LIVE
Message in a bottle (live) The Police LIVE
Still havent found (live) U2 Live at MSG
Mulligan Stew Year 21
Sitting on top of the World Harry Manx Isle of Manx
The Chomp Zubot and Dawson Chicken Scratch
The Stew with terrydavidmulligan Coming UP – Feist.Waits.Gabriel.Norah Jones
Roll the stone Amy helm Didn’t it rain
I’m not running away Feist
Something to hold on to The Small Glories Wonderous Traveller
www.mulliganstew.ca Coming UP on The Stew Tom Waits. Peter Gabriel. Norah Jones
Fish in the Jailhouse Tom Waits Orphans
All a dream Norah Jones Little Broken Hearts
Solsbury Hill Peter Gabriel Re-Masters
TDM – The Stew NEXT – Double shot of Bare Naked Ladies
Crawl Bare Naked Ladies Grinning Streak
Good Times Bare Naked Ladies with The Persuasions Ladies and gents. BNL/The Persuasions
Jealous again Black Crowes Croweology
www.coyotesbanff.ca Next – Arthur Bergmann. Artiste!
Faithlessly Yours Art Bergmann Remember her Name
I live the life I love Delbert McClinton Heard it on the X
Boy from Tupelo Emmy Lou Harris Red Dirt Girl
TANKS ALL

June 10th 2017-Live from the Spot Prawn Festival Vancouver!

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It’s the 11th Annual Spot Prawn festival at
False Creek Fishermen’s Wharf
1505 West 1st Ave
Kits

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It’s one of Vancouver’s most popular events of the Year..The Spot Prawn Fest.
Vancouver’s best chefs show up for cooking demos – everyone with a ticket gets a plate with prawns and other goodies..plus Terra Breads.
AND there’s R&B Brewing and Evolve Cellars pouring as well.
Presented by Chefs Table Society of BC

In 2006, it was Organic Ocean’s Steve Johansen, along with Chef Clark, Ocean Wise, and other members of the Chefs’ Table Society that helped create a groundswell of support for the local spot prawn fishery. Prior to that, almost all spot prawns caught off the coast of B.C. were shipped directly to Asia where they are revered for their sweetness and delicate texture. With local promotion of the spot prawn season, this group of sustainability champions helped generate a wave and launch the annual Spot Prawn Festival.

The majority of spot prawns are now enjoyed in B.C. and the rest of Canada, making this local, ocean-friendly seafood choice a delicious seasonal ingredient, and helping to reduce the pressure placed on other unsustainable prawn fisheries.

SATURDAYS GUESTS INCLUDE

Chef Ned Bell Ocean Wise Executive Chef
Chef Rob Clark Co-Founder and The Fish Counter
Chef Weimar Gomez Yew @ Four Seasons
Chef Dino Renaerts Bon Vivant Group
Christa-Lee McWatters Bond Evolve Cellars
Leslie Fenn – Owner of R&B Brewing
Steve Richards – Exec Director Pacific Prawn Fishermen’s Association
Chef Robert Belcham – Campagnolo
DJ Kearney – New District.ca and Wine Educator

STORIES WE’RE WORKING ON

Feature length interview with Chef Jeremiah Tower Legendary ground-breaking Chef. Subject of a new Documentary Jeremiah Tower: The Last Magnificent
Produced by Anthony Bourdain.
Cider Special.
John Schreiner – His new book BC Icon

June 3rd 2017-Terry Wickham Interview

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Our guest on Saturdays Stew is the very popular producer of the Edmonton Folk Music Festival Terry Wickham.
Terry spends most of the year listening to live and recorded music, seeking out the artists and quietly booking them for the next EFMF.

I love talking to another Terry.  They don’t make many.
We’ll go over some of the artists booked this year also how and why they were chosen..
If the beer tent line up ticked you off, Terry felt the same. Have a listen to how it’s being changed.
Terry is a natural storyteller..and this is one great story.
As part of the conversation I’ll be playing

  • Mike Farris
  • Leon Bridges
  • Rhiannon Giddens
  • Valerie June
  • William Bell

 
Highlights of the playlist include
A new Whitehorse single
St Paul and the Broken Bones
Stephen Fearing
A great live version of Man’s Man’s World from James Brown
A wicked version of Tell mama from Sharon Jones and Susan Tedeschi
Bruce Springsteen Live in Dublin
Winwood/Clapton Live at MSG
 
Have a great first Saturday in June…and turn it UP!
-TDM

PLAYLIST:

Fire on the Bayou The Meters Funkify Yourself
Bertha (live) Los Lobos Just another band from East LA
Nighthawks Whitehorse single
www.canadahouse.com Coming UP Terry Wickham Edmonton Folk Fest
flow with it St Paul and The Broken Bones sea of noise
love the deal stephen fearing every souls a sailor
Man’s man’s World (live) james brown and the famous flames live at the Latin casino
Mulligan Stew Year 21 TD Mulligan NEXT Terry Wickham
Terry Wickham – Producer Edmonton Folk Festival
a change is going to come mike farris Folk Fest Sampler 2016
Terry Wickham – Producer Edmonton Folk Festival
brown skinned girl leon bridges coming home
Terry Wickham – Producer Edmonton Folk Festival
Better get it right the first time Rhiannon Giddens Better get it right the first time
Terry Wickham – Producer Edmonton Folk Festival
working woman blues Valerie June Pushing against the stone
Terry Wickham – Producer Edmonton Folk Festival
Frankie Please Rodney Crowell Tarpaper Sky
TD Mulligan Mulligan Stew Coming UP Sharon Jones and Susan Tedeschi on Tell Mama
Tell Mama (live) Tedeschi Trucks band with Sharon Jones Wheels of Soul
Save me Aretha Franklin 30 Greatest Hits
Too much boogie John Lee Hooker The legendary Modern Recordinga 48-54
Here comes my girl Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Anthology
www.coyotesbanff.com Mulligan Stew – Year 21
14 steps to Harlem Garland Jeffries 14 steps to harlem
The Rain The swell season Strick Joy
Terry David Mulligan Mulligan Stew www.mulliganstew.ca
Reggae Moon Rob Montgomery with Alita Dupray Guitar Stories
Stones in my passway Eric Clapton I still do
Further on up the road (live) Bruce Springsteen and the Sessions band Live in Dublin
Dear Mr Fantasy (live) Steve Winwood and Eric Clapton Live at Madison Square Garden
Born under a bad sign William Bell Collectors Edition
Thanks for listening Face Book Mulliganstewmusic

 
 

June 3rd, 2017- Top Drop!

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Its Top Drop Vancouver 2017Kurtis Kolt presents his 4th annual gathering of small, hands on wineries who are passionate about their craft.

“The Most Awesome Wine Event of the Year” – Vancouver Magazine

And the bad boys of smoke,  Park and George from Memphis Blues BBQ bring the do’s and don’ts  of BBQ Season.

THE SHOW

  

Top Drop 2017

 Kurtis Kolt

Kurtis Kolt

Embarking on its fourth year, Top Drop Vancouver was a two day trade and consumer event being held at the Roundhouse in Yaletown and various Vancouver restaurants  bringing together a collection of small, hands on wineries, craft breweries, cideries and food purveyors who are passionate about their craft.  Their  focus is terroir-influenced, handcrafted wines, and the people behind them.

 

This is what Top Drop “believes”

 

– They believe in the importance in farming one’s own fruit and/or being constantly engaged with grape-growers to ensure sustainability and a high   standard of viticultural practices.

-They  believe in wines that reflect their vintage, and wines that aren’t suffocated by vinicultural trickery.

-They believe in winemaking decisions that are made by a winemaker, and not by a board of directors or marketing team.

– They believe in those who take chances.

-They believe these kinds of wines, honest wines of integrity, need a time and place to have their story told.

– They also believe craft beer, cider, along with authentic and sustainable produce, dairy, meat and seafood are part of the same                conversation, which is why they’re proud to showcase some of our best in those areas.

 

We stopped at four seminars:

 

Stranger Things –  (Wildebeest)  Wineries that have stuck their necks out to share something unique with the World. Some of the strangest wines of Top Drop 2017.

 

Herdade do Esporão – Alentejo, Portugal  (Pedro Vieira)

Vina Falerina – Elqui Valley Chile   (Paulo Flessati.  Winery Family)

Fattoria Colmone Della Marca  Marche Italy  (Giovanni Meschine. Owner)

Masseria Li Veli – Puglia, Italy  (Giuseppe Gullo, Manager)

 

All About Bubble – (Chambar)

Okanagan Crush Pad –  Summerland  ( Christine Coletta co-owner)

 

Organics and Biodynamics (L’Abbitoir)

(The Brothers Pender)

Tawse Winery – Niagara Escarpment  ( Paul Pender, Winemaker)

Little Farm Winery – Similkameen Valley, BC  ( Rhys Pender MW, Co-Owner/Winegrower)

 

Of Grape and Site (Cin Cin)

What did the winemaker see in the site, the blend, or the clone that compelled them to make at least two different expressions of the same grape

Shane Taylor – Sommelier of the Year (Cin Cin)

ShaneTaylor Cin Cin

Synchromesh Wines – Okanagan Falls, BC.  ( Alan Dickinson, Owner/Winemaker/Farmer)

Bachelder – Burgundy/Oregon/Ontario  (Thomas Bachelder, Winemaker)

Thomas Bachelder – Top Drop

Cambria Estate Vineyard and Winery – Santa Maria Valley, California  (Denise Shurtleff, Winemaker)

Many thanks to Kurtis Kolt for the support and congratulations for 4 years of spectacular growth!!  Top Drop Vancouver,
proudly supporting the B.C. Hospitality Foundation.

 

www.topdropvancouver.com

 

Instagram:

@TopDropYVR

Twitter:

@TopDropYVR

Facebook:

TopDropVancouver

 

 

BBQ Season – Do’s and Don’ts

Park Heffelfinger and George Siu  Co-owners of Memphis Blues BBQ.

 

George Siu and Park-Heffelfinger

These guys are not just in the BBQ business..they live it and  breath it.

They talk smoke like some talk wine.

And speaking of wine..their drink menu includes some of the best pairing wines, a great list of bourbons, beer  and whiskey.

Park and George make BBQ fun!!  The boys walk and talk us through the do’s and don’ts of Q.  It’s a Master Class in smoke!!

Multiple locations in BC and Alberta.

January 1999 George Siu and Park Heffelfinger  had a stopover in Memphis while flying from New Orleans. Lunch was a Pulled Pork Sandwich, and it was love at first bite.

Since then, they have attended the World Barbecue Championships in Memphis where they conducted extensive research. They were able to reproduce the recipes at home, and decided to bring Authentic Southern barbeque to Canada.

http://www.memphisbluesbbq.com/

 

 

STORIES WE’RE WORKING ON

John Schreiner – ICON

Cider Special

Bloom – BC/VQA Spring-Summer releases

Annual  food, wine and fishing special with

Rhys Pender, John Weber, Chef Mark Filatow at Skitchine Lodge.

2017 Vancouver Wine Festival – Two 1 hour specials

OK Falls Spring Pour

Naramata Bench Spring Pour

Prawn Festival Kick Off

A gaggle of Somms at Unswoerth

Chefs John Bishop/Umberto Menghi and Quang Dang

 

 

Mulligan Stew May 27th 2017-Holger Petersen and Paul Kelly Interviews

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PLAYLIST:

Welcome to The Stew with TD Mulligan Guests Holger Petersen & Paul Kelly
Gimme some lovin (live) Traffic Welcome to the Canteen
Ain’t nothiing stopping us now Tower of Power Ain’t nothing stopping us now
stateboro blues (live) Greg Allman Greg Allman Live – back to macom
www.canadahouse.com coming UP Talking Music 2 with Holger Petersen
Lemon Squeezer (live) Fleetwood Mac Shrine 69
Mulligan Stew – 21 years and counting Holger Petersen NEXT
Holger Petersen interview Talking Music 2
good golly miss molly Little Richard Best of
blue Monday Fats Domino best of
Holger Petersen interview Talking Music 2
every day I have the blues (live) BB King Anthology
Holger Petersen interview Talking Music 2
get out my life woman lee dorsey best of
life is a carnival (live) The Band Live at Academy
Mulligan Stew – with tdm Coming UP McCartney, Blue Rodeo, Mike Farris
Every Night (live) Paul McCartney Live at MTV Upplugged
Lost Together Blue Rodeo Lost Together
Terry David Mulligan – The Stew
Whiskey Joey Landreth Whiskey (EP)
A change is going to come Mike Farris Edmonton Folk Fest Sampler
www.coyotesbanff.com Coming UP – Tedeschi Trucks
I pity the Fool (live) Tedeschi Trucks Band Live at the Fox Oakland
Next on The Stew Paul Kelly – Charlie owen – Live from Railtown
Paul Kelly interview Live from Railtown
to live is to fly Paul Kelly & Charlie Owen Death’s Dateless Night
Paul Kelly Interview Live from Railtown
Nukkanya Paul Kelly & Charlie Owen Death’s Dateless Night
Paul Kelly Interview Live from Railtown
Bird on a wire Paul Kelly & Charlie Owen Death’s Dateless Night
Thanks to Paul, Charlie, Maddy and Memphis
From little things, Big things grow Paul Kelly & Charlie Owen Best of
Sonnet 73 Paul Kelly & Charlie Owen

May 27th, 2017 – “4th Annual BC Pinot Noir Celebration”

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The SHOW

Without-a-doubt one of the most anticipated wine events of this summer is the 4th Annual BC Pinot Noir Celebration to be held at the beautiful Linden Gardens in Kaleden, just South of Penticton. Saturday August 19th. A one day event from 3-10PM.

Linden Gardens

 

 

They have room fir 350 guests and are expecting 34 BC wineries.

 

 

 

 

ALL pouring their best Pinot Noir.  With food from Joy Road Catering,

Mike Bernardo from Vij’s group, Matt Batey (formerly from Mission Hill now The Nash in Calgary) and Alex Sielmann from Frog City Cafe.  Its a celebration because BC is showing signs of becoming a Pinot destination.  For example they poured 13 Pinot noir year one, 16 in year two, 26 in year three and 34 this year.

Guests today include Vikram Vij, JAK Meyer (Meyer Family Vineyards) David Patterson (Tantalus). Kurtis Kolt (Georgia Straight) Mike Bernardo (Vij’s Group)
Make your plans and check the link. bcpinotnoir.ca
Jane Ferrari- Yalumba

When pressed,  Jane describes herself as the Yalumba storyteller and what a story she brings this time.
Jane will introduce all of us to The Caley. Its not often I’ll bring you the story of a  $500 bottle of wine but this wine is very special.

It`s The Caley.

Fred Caley Smith was a man in possession of green thumbs, inquisitive eyes and tired feet.

In 1893 he set out on a two-year journey that would take him through Europe, North America, the Middle East and Indian subcontinent in search of new markets for the wines and canned fruits produced at the Barossa estate established by his grandfather and still known today as Yalumba.

Fred’s pen was perceptive and prolific, but even more valuable than his journalism are the letters he sent home at a rate of one every couple of days for the entirety of his trip.

The letters tell tales of how the wines of colonial Australia were finding their way in the world, of the latest developments in horticultural practice and how a thoughtful and curious young man engaged with a world that couldn’t have been more different from the small Barossa town of Angaston to which they were sent.

They were compiled, bound and stashed away in the family archive at Yalumba, where they gathered dust until they were recently called into service to help launch the most ambitious wine Yalumba has produced in its 168-year history.

The wine is called The Caley, not just in honour of the adventurous Fred but as a reference to the path Yalumba has travelled to this point and the direction in which it’s headed.

Australia’s oldest family-owned winery is many things, but flashy isn’t one them, and its various vinous offerings have always come into the world with a quiet confidence rather than a big splash.

This was Yalumba making a clear statement of intent.

A scan of the tasting schedule provided clues: a session exploring Yalumba’s history with cabernet followed by something similar with Barossa shiraz, then culminating with a look at the company’s fabled history of blending the two.

It didn’t require Sherlockian powers of deduction to work out the wine we were waiting for would be some form of that blend.

Yalumba has always been at the forefront of the peculiarly Australian practice of blending cabernet and shiraz, going right back to the days when we commonly called such wines claret.

In fact before the idea came to call the wine The Caley it went by the working title Super Claret.

The Caley is a truly great claret.

Aromatically it’s beguiling rather than bombastic, an ethereal fragrance drawing you deeper in to the wine.

It’s beautifully polished and impeccably poised. This thing is weighted like a jockey set for a big Spring, not a single gram of unnecessary fat. Barossa shiraz puts just enough supple cladding on the well-constructed frame Coonawarra cabernet provides.

It’s layered and finely etched, beautifully tapered and finely threaded with micro-fine tannins.

This is a wine that more than lives up to the high hopes held for it.

Jane also walks us through new  very special pours from Yalumba.

Im told they’re currently in BC

The Octavius,  $130

The Menzies, $70

The Signature, $75

 

The Caley will arrive in about 3-4 months.

www.yalumba.com

STORIES WE’RE WORKING ON:

Top Drop Vancouver 2017

BC ShellFish events in Courtney/Comox

John Schreiner’s new book ICON

BC Cider Special

BC Spring/Summer releases at Bloom

Mulligan Stew May 20th 2017-Ron Sexmith and Marc Cohn Interviews

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The one-of-a-kind Ron Sexsmith joins Terry David Mulligan this weekend on Mulligan Stew. A celebrated singer and extraordinary songwriter, Sexsmith will take TDM through his fifteenth studio album, The Last Rider. (And, as anyone who follows Ron’s Twitter account already knows, prepare yourself for a few puns along the way.)

This week’s show also has Terry’s full interview with singer-songwriter Marc Cohn. The  inspirational Grammy-winning artist touches on his work, his life.

And, following to a donor email, TDM does a little deconstruction of a Van Morrison’s “Real Real Gone” and its subtle allusions to other influential musicians like Wilson Pickett and
James Brown.
 

PLAYLIST:

and when I die (live) Blood Sweat and Tears (David Clayton Thomas) In concert
one room country shack (live) Blood Sweat and Tears (David Clayton Thomas) In concert
and when I die (live) Blood Sweat and Tears (David Clayton Thomas) in concert
TD Mulligan www.canadahouse.com NEXT – U2
Crooked old world Leeroy Stagger Love Verses
Still havent found what Im looking for (live) U2 (with choir live) single
Travelling Riverside blues Eric Clapton Session for Robert J
Mulligan Stew – Year 21 TD Mulligan Guests Ron Sexsmith & Marc Cohn
Real Real Gone Van Morrison Still on Top
Midnight Hour Wicked Wilson Pickett In the Midnight Hour
Try Me James Brown Get on Up – The JB Story
If you need me Solomon Burke Very best
Rainbow Gene Chandler Beg, Scream and Shout Box set
Little Red Rooster Sam Cooke Night Beat
www.coyotesbanff.com Mulligan Stew – TDM Coming UP – Ron Sexsmith Interview
Mercy now Mike Farris Shine for all the people
Just your fool The Rolling Stones Blue and Lonesome
www.mulliganstew.ca NEXT Ron Sexsmith Interview
Ron Sexsmith Interview
Shoreline Ron Sexsmith The Last Rider
Ron Sexsmith Interview
It won’t last for long Ron Sexsmith The Last Rider
Ron Sexsmith Interview
Radio Ron Sexsmith The Last Rider
Ron Sexsmith Interview
Secret Heart Ron Sexsmith Ron Sexsmith
ron sexsmith interview
Worried Song Ron Sexsmith The Last Rider
Mulligan Stew with TD Mulligan NEXT Marc Cohn Interview
Marc Cohn Interview with tdm
Walking in Memphis (live) Marc Cohn Live in NYC 1992
Marc Cohn Interview
Listening to Levon Marc Cohn Join the Parade
Marc Cohn Interview
Fever (live) Marc Cohn Live in NYC 1992
September Fields Frazey Ford Indian Ocean