I grew up in Buffalo listening to Canadian radio stations. I was shocked when I moved an hour south and no one had ever heard of any Canadian bands that weren't the big names..
Here is the musician that everybody should be enjoying......he is the Jerry Garcia of our time(and that is coming from a lifelong Deadhead)....and the band is the Dead reincarnated Bluegrass style ! Peace WildBill he
I see Neil Young and Crazy Horse are touring again. If I knew the set list I might buy tickets, loved the energy of the Rust Never Sleeps album.
Last time they toured i saw them in Chicago......they were great and the Mr Soul was worth the price of admission !!!!! Here is that night... Peace WildBill
Tin soldiers and Nixon coming. Four dead in Ohio. I remember that like it was yesterday. I like Neil Young's music. Most of it. The Vietnam Era was a tough time in our country.
Just listened to this and Cortez the killer....Neil Young was a little before my time but still love his music.
Saw them live in Fargo, ND around 1975-76 at an outdoor concert with four other bands including Nazareth as the headliner.
I’m going to see Neil with The Horse in July. I can’t wait! He’s 78 years old, so it may be my last chance to see him again.
I’m going to see Judas Priest in two weeks, and part of wanting to go is that it might be the last time they’re able to tour. But, ‘Invincible Shield’ is an awesome album… Patrick
As far as Canadian culture goes, I'll take me some Bruce Cockburn and maybe something from Timmies but geez guys, hold the poutine! (middle daughter's favorite song)
If you want Canadian culture, it begins with Leonard Cohen. He never vomited out nonsensical words repeated ad nauseam as so many other did. He'll take you on a magical journey with his lyrics.
As far as CANADIAN content goes, nobody beats RUSH . First saw them in 1972 Queens university and too many times to list after that. Mel
Yes! For some reason I’m captivated by the Tom Sawer video. I remember Sub Divisions on MTV, it had a 72 LeSabre convertible
