Aug 25, 2019
Rock ‘n Roll Hall of Fame drummer Doug “Cosmo” Clifford joins Terry to discuss his work as the original drummer for Creedence Clearwater Revival, and his current Creedence Clearwater Revisited tour which sees the band performing three dates in Alberta. Cosmo talks to Terry about the early days of CCR, the band’s plethora of million-selling singles, and the state of his relationship with John Fogerty.
The “plan” was to connect with today’s donor Toby and see what his favorite artist was.
Tony had other plans.
Please play tracks from the 60’s and 70’s.
I loved the idea. They were some of the very best years in all of popular music.
Of course I got carried away.
Hour one has new Robbie Robertson, Small Glories, Shari Ulrich Sting, Terra Lightfoot.
Back to back
Stones, Tower of Power, ZZ Top, Keb Mo and Rosanne Cash.
Then comes Hour Two.
A wicked mix of 60’s and 70’s.
The Band
Dusty
Otis
Van
Beatles
Smokey
Dylan
Springfield
Bowie
Sam Cooke.
Enjoy!!!
| Mulligan Stew | with TD Mulligan | Aug 24 2019 |
| Mercy Now | Mike Ferris | Shine for all the people |
| Let love reign | Robbie Robertson | Sinematic |
| If you love somebody | Sting | Best of 25 years |
| www.mulliganstew.ca | Hour Two is all 60’s and 70’s. Prime Cuts | |
| www.deanehouse.com | Coming UP – Terra Lightfoot | |
| Paradise | Terra Lightfoot | New Mistakes |
| Pulling back the reins | k d lang | Reintarnation |
| Coming Up in Hour Two | All 60’s and 70’s outstanding artists | |
| Shine a light (live) | The Rolling Stones | Live – 50 years |
| 634-5789 | Tower of Power and Huey Lewis | Great Ameriocan Soulbook |
| Have you heard? | ZZ Top | Tres Hombes |
| Put a woman in charge | Keb Mo and Rosanne Cash) | Oklahoma |
| www.mulliganstew.ca | with tdmulligan | |
| Don’t back down | The Small Glories | Assiniboine and The Red |
| That’s what I thought too | Shari Ulrich | Back to shore |
| Coming Up on The Stew | James Brown and the Famous Flames | |
| Papa’s got a brand new bag | James Brown and the Famous Flames | |
| Coming UP – celebrating the 60’s and 70’s | www.mulliganstew.ca | tdm |
| The Weight | The Band | Big Pink |
| Son of a Preacher Man | Dusty Springfield | Dusty in memphis |
| Hard to handle | Otis Redding | Dock of the Bay sessions |
| Can’t you hear me knocking | The Rolling Stones | Sticky Fingers |
| www.coyotesbanff.com | Mulligan Stew Podcast – Doug Clifford CCR | |
| Sweet thing | Van Morrison | Astral Weeks |
| Elenor Rigby | The Beatles | Revolver |
| The tracks of my tears | Smokey Robinson/Miracles | The definitive collection |
| Nowhere to Run | Martha Reeves and the Vandellas | Hitsville |
| People get ready | The Impressions | People get ready |
| For what it’s worth | Buffalo Springfield | Buffalo Springfield |
| Celebrating the music of the 60/70’s | www.mulliganstew.ca | |
| Like a Rolling Stone | Bob Dylan | Highway 61 Revisited |
| Space Oddity | David Bowie | Space Oddity |
| This has been Mulligan Stew with tdm | www.mulliganstew.ca | |
| A change is gonna come | Sam Cooke | Ain’t that good news |
The third annual BC Cider Week.
This week long craft cider celebration saw many cider events, tastings and
festivities throughout British Columbia with tasting events from Kelowna to
Vancouver Island, including tap takeovers, cider pairing meals, and much
more throughout the week.
The highlight for me and many others is the final event. The gathering of up
to 40 Cideries at The Pipe Shop foot of Lonsdale in North Vancouver.
It’s one of the buildings my father Pat worked in during WW2.
The first interview had to be with Shawn Pisio, who co-founded the B.C.
Cider Festival three years ago.
Glenn Ennis, Lynn Colliar and the Geo Team
Just how popular is this event? It sells out within minutes.
Cider is going through the very same revolution that craft beers did 10-15
years ago.
The opportunity to grow more cider apples in B.C. is unlimited, but BC is
already home to many excellent craft cideries.
One of the cideries we interviewed was Twin Island Cider on Pender Island.
They were voted most popular Cidery at this event.
Finally, for those of you who still think that ciders are not for you
because they’re too sweet or something…FORGET ABOUT IT..
It’s a whole new world out in the orchard.
Enjoy!!!!
Our guests are:
Shawn Pisio – Txotx/ Co-Founder
Russ Johnson – Owner/Cidermaker Truck 59 Kelowna
Sydney Bottomley – Asst Cidermaker Broken Ladder Kelowna
Nick Farrer – Founder The Bricker Cider Co Sechelt
Mike Lachelt – Co-owner/Cidermaker Salt Spring Wild SS Island
Mathew Vasilev Co-Owner Twin Island Cider Pender Island
David Schneider – Persephone Brewing Gibson’s BC
Kathleen van der Ree – Northyards Cider – Squamish
Mike Petkau – Nomad Handcrafted Cider – Summerland
Glenn Ennis – Owner Geo Cider Co – Squamish
Lynn Colliar – Geo Cider Squamish
Jeff Nairn – Co-Founder Windfall East Van
Photos by Linda C
Melissa Etheridge and Cannabis infused wine
Bloom in Victoria
Top Drop in Victoria
A special on field blends
Fire Season in The Okanagan
Rose Day June 8th
Charles Smith in Jet City Seattle (Rose all day)
Tofino Food and Wine festival
The Wick reopens a spectacular cellar
Tofino mid-week
Aug 17, 2019
Joey Landreth and his older brother David grew up in a total music house in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Father Wally was a working musician, playing gigs and making records with everyone he met. The boys raided the record collection every day..soaking up blues, r&b, jazz and country.
Later, when they both picked up the guitar and started to make music they focused in on The Allman Brothers, Ry Cooder, and Little Feat. The Bros. Landreth won a JUNO for Let it Lie. The album took over their lives for four years of touring. Their latest record 87 is due out this September.
We found David and Joey at the Bear Creek Festival in Grand Prairie, their only Canadian gig this year. All the other brother performances will be in the USA, the UK, and Europe.
This show is dedicated to Monica Miller – fellow CKUA show host.
The Bros Landreth guest on today’s Stew.
We find them at the Bear Creek Festival co-headlining the first of two nights there.
FYI – Those 2 nights are the only Canadian dates for The Bros this year. They are the rest of this year to be road warriors in the USA, the UK, CKUAand Europe. (Next year, they’ll be back in Canada with a vengeance)
David and his younger brother Joey come from an amazing musical background.
Father Wally was a serious musician in Winnipeg. The house was loaded with instruments and lots of music.
Naturally, the boys picked up guitars and listened to Ry Cooder, Little Feat, all the greats.
That’s why their music has so much soul and depth. Very few bands have had this kind of schooling or were open to it.
And that’s why I believe The Bros. Landreth will be loved all over the World.
They already have the most bizarre profile in the UK and Europe. How does a band from Winnipeg get to play in Norway or Sweden or Liverpool?
The Bros Landreth also have an ace-in-the-hole.
It’s Joey and his solo career. Boom. Through the roof. His current album Hindsight has fans jumping on the bandwagon.
After Bear Creek, the brothers are headed for the Americana Festival in Nashville. If anyone can steal a show its these guys.
As for the rest of The Stew …
Live tracks from
Van Morrison
Joe Cocker
Brandi Carlile – with the Seattle Symphony
AND Little Feat.
New music from…
Brittany Howard
Little Steven
Chrissie Hynde
Bruce Springsteen
Leeroy Stagger
Sheryl Crow/Bonnie Raitt/Mavis
Rodney Crowell and Bill Gibbons
Throw in…
Led Zep
Beach Boys
U2
Neil Young
Marvin Gaye
Dave Mason
Procol Harum
This show is dedicated to Monica Miller:
| Mulligan Stew | Aug 17 2019 | |
| TD Mulligan – The Stew | Playlist – www.mulliganstew.ca | |
| Only you know and I know | Dave Mason | Alone Together – All Day Thumb Sucker Revisited |
| Love again | Little Steven and the Disciples of Soul | Summer of Sorcery |
| How glad I am | Chrissie Hynde | Valve Bone Woe |
| www.mulliganstew.ca | Todays guests – The Bros Landreth | |
| Surfs Up | The Beach Boys | Good Vibrations Boxed Set |
| www.deanehouse.com | Todays guests – The Bros Landreth | |
| Stay High | Brittany Howard | Stay High |
| Smokey Part 2 | Bill Black Combo | best of |
| Brown Eyed Girl (live) | Van Morrison | Too late to stop now 1973 |
| Feelin Alright (live) | Joe Cocker | Joe Cocker Live |
| a whiter shade of pale | Procol Harum | Hits and Flips |
| Sixty Years On (live) | Brandi Carlile and Seattle Symphony Orchestra | Live at Beneroya Hall |
| This is Mulligan Stew | Guests in 10 minutes – The Bros Landreth | |
| Tucson Train | Bruce Springsteen | Western stars |
| Deeper Well | Leeroy Stagger | Strange Path |
| This is Mulligan Stew wth tdm | NEXT – The Bros Landreth | |
| Forty Four -How many more years | Little Feat | Rad Gumbo |
| David and Joey – The Bros Landreth | Complete interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast | www.mulliganstew.ca |
| Got to be you | The Bros Landreth | 87 |
| David and Joey – The Bros Landreth | Complete interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast | www.mulliganstew.ca |
| Good Love | The Bros Landreth | 87 |
| Find the Bros Landreth Podcast |
www.mulliganstew.ca. Spotify.google play.apple pod
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| Live Wire | Sheryl Crow. Bonnie Raitt. Mavis Staples | Live Wire |
| Summer of Love | U2 | Songs of Experience |
| 56 Fury | Rodney Crowell and Billy F Gibbons | Texas |
| Heart of Gold | Neil Young | Harvest Moon |
| www.coyotesbanff.com | www.mulliganstew.ca | |
| I like it like that | Pete Rodriguez | Chef Soundtrack |
| Pride and Joy | Marvin Gaye | Greatest Hits |
| Thanks for checking out The Stew | Have a great weekend | |
| Goin’ to California | Led Zepellin | Zep 4 |
Jason Priestley. Willie Mitchell. Brendan Morrison AND Andrea Sartori (121 years of Wine)
Jason Priestley – BH90210. Private Eyes.
Jason
Jason has never really stopped working.
If he’s not acting, he’s directing. Sometimes at the same time.
Right now, he’s doing a lot of everything.
One of the most iconic series ever shot has made a return to TV.
Beverly Hills 90210. Ran for 10 season on Fox, the whole of the 90’s.
BH 90210-cast-2019
The series and Jason became global teen sensations. I saw the full effect of his star power as we travelled Europe and South America shooting Hollywood and Vines TV. Fans hiding in bushes..behind posts..and full-on swarming in city squares.
Jason is a West Coast guy and any chance to get back AND go fishing is not to be taken lightly.
He flew in with his fabulous wife Naomi and their kids.
We met up at Willie Mitchell’s Tofino Resort and Marina.
Willie took us fishing on his glorious boat as part of Brendan Morrison’s Salt Water Classic fundraiser.
Willie. JP. Me
During a lull in the action, I grabbed my microphone and recorder and hit record.
We talked 90210. The loss of his friend Luke Perry. The amazing success of Private Eyes on both sides of the border.
The wines he and Chad Oakes created with Les Behrens at Spring Mountain, St Helena, California
How much better I was a at fishing than he was. Enjoy!!
Brendan Morrison and Willie Mitchell – Both X-NHL stars. Both West Coast guys . Both are fishing freaks. Good Friends.
Willie Mitchell and Brendan Morrison
In its 10th year, the Tofino Saltwater Classic fishing derby was created by former National Hockey League player Brendan Morrison as a fundraiser for a long list of Tofino youth and community initiatives.
More than $575,000 CAD has been raised thus far.
130 anglers. Catch and release components. Largest was a Chinook weighing 31.2 lbs.
When I did finally get the boys to stop and sit together for 10 minutes we talked about the Saltwater Classic . However, what we really wanted to talk about was, preserving the West Coast fishery.
Now that’s a subject everyone is focusing on. From fishing boats to sport fishing to chefs and restaurants. The fundraising silent auction was winding down and the announcer on the dock was squeezing the last dollar out of wet jeans. So at times, there’s a lot of talking going on.
BUT, important funds were being raised and so we carried on.
https://www.facebook.com/Tofino-Saltwater-Classic-159522527439806/
Andrea Sartori – 5th generation of Sartori du Verona
Andrea Sartori
For over a century, Sartori, a leading name in fine wines from northeast Italy’s Veneto region, has stood for traditional values and — above all — a boundless passion for quality winemaking.
The family took its first step in 1898, when Pietro Sartori
This marked the advent of Sartori di Verona. A few years later, Pietro’s son, Regolo, built the winery into the family’s core business, and by the 1950s Regolo’s two sons expanded the winery and brought these wines to international recognition, they then bought Villa Maria, a vineyard with a small cellar attached, in the heart of the Veneto region’s Valpolicella district, to assure a source of high quality wine for his hotel.tion, exporting them around the world.
Villa-Maria Sartori
Today, Andrea Sartori, Pietro’s great-grandson, is at the helm. Like his forefathers, he has taken steps to broaden the reputation of Sartori di Verona and to guarantee the quality behind it.
In 2002, the company joined with Cantina Colognola, giving the family rare guaranteed access to more than 6,200 acres of high-quality grapes in the Soave and Valpolicella zones, where few wine houses control their own vineyards.
In 2003, Sartori hired the renowned Franco Bernabei as consulting winemaker. His work with the winery marks a return to Bernabei’s roots:
…although he has lived in Tuscany for over 25 years, he is, in fact, a native son of the Veneto.
Sartori has always fought for Verona, focusing exclusively on the classic Veronese wines: Valpolicella, Soave, Bardolino, Bardolino Chiaretto. The labels on which the company is now focusing on are Regolo Valpolicella Superiore Ripasso DOC and Marani Bianco Veronese IGT.
Nowadays Sartori’s success is in large part due to its international efforts, which represent over 80% of its sales in over 70 countries all around the world: throughout Europe, in North and South America, in Russia, in South East Asia. To honor this story full of challenges and satisfactions, the 120th Anniversary special edition wines have now reached across Canada.
We’re tasting and talking about:
Sartori’s Pinot Grigio,
Veronese Marani Bianco,
L’Appassione 2015,
Amarone Della Valpolicella 2012.
Plus the limited release 120th anniversary wines
Valpolicella Superiore Doc 2016
Valpolicella Ripasso Superiore Doc 2015
Amarone Della Valpolicella Classico DOCG 2012
https://www.banfiwines.com/winery/sartori-di-verona/
Thank You to:
Colleen Wilkinson
Lynda Kaye
Willie Mitchell
Cowichan Wine festival
The 2019 Pinot Noir Celebration – Kelowna
Garagiste North – Kelowna
Jim Cuddy – Cuddy by Tawse Wines
A special feature on “field blends”
Chris Tolley Moon Cursor
Fort Berens
Parking in The Passion Pit with John Weber at Orofino!
Joining Terry in the CKUA Tent are
The Harpoonist and the Axe Murder (performance)
Terry Wickham – Festival Producer
Scenic Route to Alaska (performance)
Jim Cuddy – Blue Rodeo
Donovan Woods
Con Brio (performance)
There’s always room for surprise guests. You never know who walks up.
-TDM
Photo credit: Paste Magazine
“The duty of youth is to challenge corruption.”
― Kurt Cobain
The World seems crazy at times. Leading the current craziness is the USA and it appears to start right at the very top.
Having been right in the middle of the 60’s and 70’s musical revolution, lead by the songs of Dylan and voices of Joan Baez, CSN&Y, Bob Marley, etc many wonder if the voice of music is at play today.
Many of the songs we’re playing now were written and recorded during the election process and the many months of Trump in office. Traditionally there has always been push back from artists. Many giving voice to those who don’t have one.
(The Protest Song Part Two is currently taking shape. Coming in the Fall.)
It starts with Steven Fearing and his single “Blowhard Nation”
Followed by comments from
Joel Plaskett
The Wood Brothers
Leeroy Stagger
Ron Sexsmith
Blackie and the Rodeo Kings
(Colin Linden, Tom Wilson, Steven Fearing)
Alan Doyle
Bob Rock
Susan Tedeschi
Derek Trucks
Is there is a push back from the music makers? If so, where is it and who is it?
How did the election and presidency affect your new songs?
Is there room for protest songs in today’s music and radio?
(Wine Royalty & The Canadians)
It’s part two of this year’s VanWineFest.
Last week we profiled “The Californians”.
Except for the first two interviews here, the rest of this Tasting Room is with The Canadians.
Our Guests are:
Separately they are iconic/driven personalities.
Together as husband and wife they are one of the best known families in the Wine World.
Gina is a member of the Gallo family, pioneers of wine-making in California. Jean-Charles is a French vintner and owner of Boisset Collection, which operates two dozen wineries in California, France and Canada. Has created a wine with John Legend called LVE.
Jean, Gina and Terry
Gina and Jean-Charles!
Met. Married. Created Twins. Ran their Empires. All the while Gina Battled and Beat Back Cancer.
Honoured to welcome them both.
https://www.boissetcollection.com/
Wyse-family
Chris is the oldest son of founders Jim and Midge Wyse.
Today, with its dramatic vantage point in the middle of the vineyard, Burrowing Owl Estate Winery is a winemaking facility that combines state-of-the-art technologies with proven, classic winemaking traditions. A gravity-flow system handles ripe grapes delicately, preserving their rich fruit character.
https://www.burrowingowlwine.ca
Barry Olivier – President/Brands Aquilini Red Mountain Wines
Barry Olivier – Aquilini
Aquilini Wines headed to the Vancouver Wine Festival to introduce themselves to Canada for the very first time.
They were pouring
Aquilini Horse Heaven Hills Syrah Rose 2017
Aquilini Red Mountain’s Grand Vin is 100% Cabernet Sauvignon
The Second Wine, Aquilini Red Mountain Family Blend,. The Family Blend is constructed of varying levels of Cabernet, Syrah, Merlot and occasionally Petit Verdot.
(If you follow Barry and Aquilini, you’ll see the birth of a wine icon. This is a story that will be fun to watch unfold)
https://aquiliniredmountain.com
John Skinner
John Skinner is a leader in and out of the vineyards.
“It is now 13 years since the planting of Painted Rock’s estate and the property is living up to its potential in every regard. Winning 2014/2015 InterVin International “Winery of the Year” and recent generous reviews in Jancis Robinson’s newsletter validate the progress made by the team and steel its resolve. At Painted Rock there is a firm belief that by aiming highly and working cooperatively, British Columbia wines can compete with the finest in the world.” Painted Rock Website
Matt Dumayne is the winemaking leader at Haywire, Free Form and Narrative. All at Okanagan Crush Pad.
Matt Dumayne Okanagan Crush Pad
As well as making articulate wines from its organically-certified home Switchback Vineyard, Okanagan Crush Pad is designed as a hub for local winemakers. Heritage techniques, modern knowledge and the spirit of collaboration fuse to form a vanguard for the Okanagan’s next generation of winemaking. Okanagan Crush Pad’s labels include the single vineyard Haywire collection, Narrative series and Campus wines.
Val Tait
Wines from Bench 1775 are produced with the unique expression of fruit grown in the Okanagan Valley from three vineyard locations: Oxbow Vineyard, on the original Golden Mile in Osoyoos, South Okanagan, and at Paradise Ranch Vineyard and Soaring Eagle Vineyard in the Central Okanagan.
Carefully managed vineyards and beautifully balanced wines could not be produced without an amazing team led by Viticulturist/Winemaker Val Tait and supported by Alain Sutre, wine consultant extraordinaire from Bordeaux France.
Chris Jentsch is a farmer first, then winemaker and finally, a great guy.
Chris Jentsch
At the first Judgment of BC pitting 12 BC Wines against 12 acknowledged global benchmarks C.C. Jentsch Syrah 2013 from the Okanagan Valley ranked first among the flight of Syrah.
“Long-time Okanagan farmer Chris Jentsch is the guy behind C.C. Jentsch Cellars, a gentle giant of a man whose strong, enveloping handshake exudes decades of hearty farming experience and makes my own handshake seem downright dainty. A warm, humble gentleman.” Kurtis Kolt – Georgia Straight
http://www.ccjentschcellars.com/
Randy Picton
As an exceptionally talented and innovative winemaker, Randy is totally committed to the challenge of producing world-class, award-winning wines.
Randy has handed the day to day winemaking to Justin Hall.
A proud member of the Osoyoos Indian band, Justin works with Randy to craft the award-winning wines of Nk’Mip Cellars.
Stefan Arnason
In 2008, Stefan Arnason took on the position of Winemaker. Each year, Stefan and his team handcraft the Poplar Grove Wines.
Poplar Grove is focused on six core wines: Chardonnay, Pinot Gris, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Syrah and an Icon blend called The Legacy.
FairviewCellarsWineShop
Outspoken. Gifted. A Mentor. Educator. Closet Musician.
Understands winemaking in the Okanagan like no other.
His labels tell you everything about his wines and his character.
Madcap Red. Two Hoots. Bucket O’ Blood. The Bear.
Quails gate Winery
Ross has been an integral part of the winemaking team since 2013 and was the protégé of former Winemaker Nikki Callaway. A native of Kelowna, Ross previously worked at Villa Maria Estates in Marlborough, New Zealand and also at both Red Rooster Winery and Kettle Valley Winery.
…and finally Nova Scotia arrives in Vancouver.
Keeping an eye on The Maritimes.
Bruce Ewert – Owner/Winemaker L’Acadie Vineyards
Rachel Lightfoot – Winemaker Lightfoot and Wolfville
Gillian Mainguy – Sales/Benjamin Bridge
http://www.lacadievineyards.ca/
https://lightfootandwolfville.com/
https://www.benjaminbridge.com/
Thank You to :
James Murray – Tech and production
Kristine Wilkinson (ThinkMilk.ca)
Bailey Jelinski (Milk)
Anna Stuber (Milk)
Meg Mulligan
Corey Wood
John De Vries
Jim Cuddy – Cuddy by Tawse Wines
A special feature on “field blends”
Willie Mitchell & Brendan Morrison speak out on their/our role in saving
fishery
Chris Tolley Moon Cursor
Fort Berens
Andrea Sartori and 121 years of Italian Winemaking
Jason Priestley – 90210 and his California wine.
Parking in The Passion Pit with John Weber at Orofino!
When you think about certain classic hits or artists
I never loved a man- Aretha
I’ll take you there – Staple Singers
Brown Sugar – Stones
Wilson Pickett – Mustang Sally
Paul Simon – Still Crazy
Etta James – Tell mama
When a man loves a woman – Percy Sledge
You think of the bass player at Muscle Shoals – David Hood
Or When you hear James Taylor, Warren Zevon, Linda Ronstadt, Phil Collins, Lyle Lovett, Jackson Browne, Randy Newman, Leonard Cohen and CSN and Youngyou think of that bass player – Leland Sklar. Long white hair and beard.
They’ve never met or been interviewed together. Until this Saturdays Stew.
Terry found both at the Vancouver Island Music Festival and turned complete fanboy.
Things they talked about
Difference between music’s crazy drummers and bass players.
“we’re the guys who hold the band together..even if the people around us don’t even know we do it.” David
“we’re the glue. The liaison between the melodic and rhythmic.” Leland
Both talked about “how one bass note can change the character in a hit”
Both talked about Muscle Shoals, Booker T and Stax, The Wrecking Crew and the LA session cats.
Leland says of David “David developed a style of music that defined a locale”
David says “It’s not just me it’s the rest of the Muscle Shoals guys. I just keep it simple”
Leland adds “ what’s the least I can do to make this work”
Leland describes being in the studio and putting on his headphones..what he hears is “Barbara Streisand singing in his ears with a full orchestra.”
And most interesting we ended up talking about Miles Davis and – “the space between the notes”
| Mulligan Stew | Aug 3 2019 | TDMulligan |
| Welcome to The Stew with tdm | Guests David Hood and Lelans Sklar | |
| Fire on the Bayou | The Meters | Anthology |
| Brother John/Iko Iko | The Neville Brothers | Fire on the Bayou |
| Last of my kind (live) | Jason Isbell and the 400 unit | Live at The Ryman |
| www.deanehouse.com | Coming UP – David Hood and Leland Sklar Interview | |
| Stay (live) | Jackson Browne | Running on Empty |
| Respect Yourself | The Staple Singers | Best of |
| This is Mulligan Stew | NEXT – David Hood & Leland Sklar Interview | |
| David Hood and Leland Sklar Interview | At Van Island Music Festival | |
| I never loved a man | Aretha Franklin | I never loved a man |
| Don’t let me be lonely tonight | James Taylor | Greatest Hits |
| David Hood and Leland Sklar Interview | www.mulliganstew.ca | |
| Take me to the Mardi Gras | Paul Simon | Here comes Rhymin Simon |
| Millworker (live) | James Taylor | Flag |
| David Hood and Leland Sklar Interview | Mulligan Stew Podcast – Spotify. Google.Apple | |
| Mustang Sally | Wilson Pickett | The Wicked Wilson Pickett |
| David Hood and Leland Sklar Interview | Complete Interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast | |
| I’ll take you there | The Staple Singers | Best of |
| Welcome back to Hour Two of THE STEW | www.mulliganstew.ca | |
| Proud Mary | CCR | Bayou Country |
| Carry on | CSN and Young | Deja Vu |
| Bird on a Wire | Leonard Cohen | Songs from a Room |
| Chelsea Morning | Joni Mitchell | Clouds |
| Sweet Jane | Velvet Underground | Best of |
| Unfaithful Servant | The Band | The Band |
| www.coyotesbanff.com | Coming UP – The Beatles, Stones, Who, Dylan | |
| Stand | Sly and the Family Stone | Stand |
| www.mulliganstew.ca | NEXT – The year 1969 Part 2 | |
| Get back (live) | The Beatles | Abbey Road |
| Here comes the Sun | The Beatles | Abbey Road |
| TD Mulligan – The Stew | www.mulliganstew.ca | |
| Long Distance Call (live) | Muddy Waters, Bloomfield, Butterfield, Duck Dunn | Fathers and Sons |
| Girl from the North Country | Bob Dylan and John Cash | Nashville Skyline |
| Pinball Wizard | The Who | Tommy |
| For what its worth | Buffalo Springfield | Buffalo Springfield |
| Have yourself a fine long weekend | David Hood. Leland Sklar on MulliganStew Podcast | tdm |
| you got the Silver | The Rolling Stones | Let it Bleed |