Bring On the Banjos! Songs that explore the resurgence of the banjo as an instrument in a variety of musical genres.
Nicholas Jaar's, Pomegranates is a n abstract score he made for a Soviet Film that came out in 1969 entitled "The Color of Pomegranates." Alleotoric and synthesized, this album fuels the fire of Jaar hype, because it's unbelievable.
Mike Corfe visited the CICK studio and chatted about NOVO BRAND a boutique Smithers upcycling company that makes exquisite jewelry out of broken skateboards. A must listen for all you crafty souls.
More talk about working with our energetic nature. Music by Canadian songster Simone Denny and the Canadian jazzgroup from Toronto, Heilig Manoeuvre.
L-phabetically Speaking Some songs from the "L" section of my music library.
Telstar Drugs' new album, Sonatine mixes this with that if this were not that and that was subteranean there'ish. So what's this?
More talk about energy healing, a bit on the first couple of chakras and working with vibration. Music still by Canadians David Gogo and the Blues Element.
About Women Not Called Mary Most of the songs that reference women's names talk about Mary. This show features songs about women not named Mary.
Williams Lake's 'Block Treat' brings us textural, roots infused electronica that gets bent out shape into something warm, beautiful and welcoming.
We talked about energy healing and played music by west coast blues legend, David Gogo and Blues Element from Toronto
Our 3 guests (Connie, Hilda, and Lourdes) are happy to live in Canada, but I think we all wish we were in the Philippines (their home country) right about now.
Celebrating ALEX CUBA & his Smithers based band. In honor of Cuba's 3rd Latin Grammy Award last night. Alex Cuba won a Latin Grammy as Singer Songwriter for his 2015 album HEALER. Enjoy thirty minutes of music and fun facts about this talented Smithers resident.
I'm Back! Songs from my annual music compilation as well as tunes I've recently added to my library.
Jeruselem in My Heart: If He Dies, If If If If If If. Timely, relevant music that contrasts and combines tradition with progress.
15 November 2015 Canadian War Art. This week's show discussed Canada's war art program in the First World War that included artists who would soon become members of Canada's famous landscape artists, The Group of Seven.