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Tag Archives: Caribou
What Planet Is This?! Show #112 (I think)
All the world is sound. All sound is music. All music is life. The ancients knew it. Great thinkers have known it: artists, scientist, philosophers… Throughout the ages, it has been shown that music has no only vast mental and … Continue reading
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Tagged Caribou, Dan Snaith, What Planet Is This?!
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What Planet Is This?! Show #75 (I think) + LONG-PLAY WEDNESDAY!
Remember when people listened to the radio? Well, people still turn on the radio, of course, but it’s a much different beast than it once was. The radio was the common person’s biggest or only connection to the outside world. … Continue reading
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Tagged Anywhere I Lay My Head, Apache, Atoms For Peace (Four Tet Remix), Beck, Better Things, Bongo Rock, Bowls, Breath (In The Air), Cali Fever, Caribou, Carla Bley, cjtr, Confirmation, country, dub, Dub Side Of The Moon, Easy Star All-Stars, Evidence (Justice/Rhythm-a-Ning), Farewell Ride, folk, funk, Green Grass, Groove Blues, Guerolito, Honeysuckle Rose, I Learned The Hard Way, I'm Ready, Jason Collett, jazz, Live, Live at the Jazz Workshop, Michael Viner's Incredible Bongo Band, Muddy Waters, Mule Variations, My New Loneliness, Night Suite, Oh Little Fire, On The Road Again, Orgōne, Pony, pop, Rat A Tat Tat, Rob McConnell & The Boss Brass, Rob McConnell & The Boss Brass Again!, Rock Me, Sarah Harmer, Saved By Saskatoon, Scarlett Johansson, Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings, Sheila Ann, Speak To Me, Swim, The Deep Dark Woods, The Eraser RMXS, The Lord Is Listenin' To Ya Hallelujah!, The Straight & Narrow, The University of Calgary Jazz Ensemble, Thelonious Monk, Thom Yorke, Tom Waits, Total Destruction, Vanderpool Vanderpool, What Planet Is This?!, Willie Nelson, Your Brand Of Country
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What Planet Is This?! Show #71 (I think) + LONG-PLAY WEDNESDAY!
Long-play Wednesday, you say? Holy smokes! For those of you who have been listening to this show for a while, you already know that the last Tuesday of the month has always been Long-Play Day. Let me assure you that … Continue reading
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Tagged 45s, A Remark You Made, A Scream Comes Across The Sky, Across The Pond, Bill Laswell, Blues In The Night, Caribou, Charles Mingus, Chick Corea, cjtr, Clutchy Hopkins, David Sanborn, Dosh, electronic music, Ella Fitzgerald, Fannin Street, folk, Gare de Lyon, Gary Burton, Georgia On My Mind, Haitian Fight Song, Jason Collett, jazz, LPs, Odessa, Oscar Peterson, pop, records, Rob McConnell & The Boss Brass, Safari, Sarah Harmer, Scarlett Johansson, Shawn Lee, She Caught The Katy And Left Me A Mule To Ride, Spyro Gyra, Swinging Shepherd Blues, Taj Mahal, Take The "A" Train, The Slowest Dance, The University of Calgary Jazz Ensemble, turntable, vinyl, Weather Report, What Game Shall We Play Today, What Planet Is This?! 45s, Wiggle Waggle, Willie Nelson, Wynton Marsalis
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What Planet Is This?! Show #63 (I think) LONG-PLAY TUESDAY!
You know that feeling – when you get a new album – you hang on to it all the way home (or keep a watchful eye on it as you drive) from the record store. You finally get home, can’t … Continue reading
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Tagged 100 Days 100 Nights, A Few Of My Favorite Things, Airbag, Anti-, Arts & Crafts, Beastie Boys, Beck, Big In Japan, Bosco Mann, Cali Fever, Calvin Hardaway, Captive, Caribou, Colin Greenwood, Countryman, Crazy Queen, Dan Hastie, Dan Snaith, Daptone, Darren Cardoza, Devin Williams, Do You Mind Too Much If I Don't Understand, Easy Star, Easy Star All-Stars, Ed O'Brien, Elmer Gill, Epitaph, Ethan Phillips, Fanny Franklin, Forere Motloheloa, Ghost Range (E-Pro), Graceland, Guerolito, Have A Talk With God, Homelife, Homer Steinweiss, How Long Is Forever, Interscope, Jason Collett, Joel Bowers, Jonny Greenwood, Kathleen Brennan, Lake Superior, Lost Highway, Love's In Need Of Love Today, Lowside Of The Road, LPs, Merge, Michel Legrand, Moods And Grooves, Mule Variations, My Favorite Things, Nobody's Baby, Odessa, Oh Little Fire, Orgōne, Oscar Hammerstein II, P Walk, Paul Simon, Phil Selway, Rada, Radiodread, Rat A Tat Tat, Rave On Sad Songs, records, Richard Rodgers, Sarah Harmer, Sean O'Shea, Sergio Rios, Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings, Shawn Lee, Shawn Lee's Ping Pong Orchestra, Songs In The Key Of Life, Stevie Wonder, Stewart Killen, Sun, Swim, Tamla, The Boy In The Bubble, The Dust Brothers, The Last Fool, The Thief, Thom Yorke, Tom Waits, Ubiquity, vinyl, Vinyl records, Warner Bros., Watch What Happens, What Planet Is This?!, Willie Nelson, Zoë
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What Planet Is This?! Show #58 (I think) LONG-PLAY TUESDAY!
What’s that? Special end-of-the-year two-hour vinyl show, you say? Tune in tonight at 7:00 PM all the way to 9:00 PM for some of the best music you’ll hear all winter season, including some long-time favourites, some great new finds, … Continue reading
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Tagged anticon., Arts & Crafts, Autumn Of Our Love, Billy Strayhorn, Blood Sweat & Tears, Blue Note, Blue Train, Blues Machine, Boss Brass Again Vol. 1, Cali Fever, Caribou, Carla Bley, Casablanca, Catching The Sun, Charlie's, Charlie's (Is Coming Down), Chick Corea, Columbia Records, Communication '72, Communications '72, Contemporary Records, Dan Snaith, David Clayton-Thomas, Delta Records, Dexter Gordon Quartet, Doing Me Wrong, Dosh, ECM Records, Fleetwood Mac, Good Time Charlie's, I Got You (I Feel Good), I'm An Old Cowhand, In Square Circle, It Will Sail, Jamelia, James Brown, James Brown And His Famous Flames, Jason Collett, Jeremy Wall, John Coltrane, Johnny Mercer, Kenyon Hopkins, Kenyon Hopkins And His Orchestra, Late As Usual, Lindsey Buckingham, Live, Lonely Girl, Long Way Around, LPs, Manhattan Symphonie, MCA Records, Merge Records, Michel Legrand, Moe Koffman, Moment's Notice, Never Going Back Again, Oh Little Fire, Orgōne, Oscar Peterson, Overjoyed, Pablo Records, Parliament, PAUSA, Rat A Tat Tat, records, Return To Forever, Rob McConnell & The Boss Brass, Rumours, Ryan Boldt, Sammy Nestico, Sarah Harmer, Saved By Vinyl, Sonny Rollins, Spinning Wheel, Spyro Gyra, Stan Getz, Stevie Wonder, Subtractions, Swim, Swinging Shepherd Blues, Take The "A" Train, Tamla, The Deep Dark Woods, The Lord Is Listenin' To Ya Hallelujah!, The Personal Touch, The Reporter, The Slowest Dance, The University of Calgary Jazz Ensemble, Tommy, Trombipulation, turntable, Ubiquity, Verve Records, vinyl, Vinyl records, Warner Bros., Watt/EMC, Way Out West, What Planet Is This?!, World Records, Zoë Records
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What Planet Is This?! Show #55 (I think) LONG-PLAY TUESDAY!
As I look out, through the window this morning, I see those familiar huge, puffy flakes of snow. The sky is completely grey. The streets and cars are covered white, again. Yeah. It’s winter. Whether or not you like the … Continue reading
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Tagged Anti-, Arthur Reid Reynolds, Arts & Crafts, Best Of The Doobies, Bettye LaVette, Bosco Mann, Canadian, Caribou, Columbia, Contemporary Records, Dan Snaith, Daptone Records, electronic music, Ella Fitzgerald, Ella Swings Lightly, folk, Frankie Miller, Gus Cannon, Happy Just To Be Like I Am, Harold Arlen, headphones, I Learned The Hard Way, Jason Collett, jazz, John Coltrane, Johnny Mercer, Little Honey, Lost Highway, LP, Lucinda Williams, Merge Records, Oh Little Fire, Oscar Peterson, Pablo Records, Rat A Tat Tat, Rob McConnell, rock, Sarah Harmer, Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings, Songs In The Key Of Life, Sonny Rollins, Stevie Wonder, Swim, Taj Mahal, Tamla, tea, Ted Koehler, The Doobie Brothers, The Personal Touch, The Scene Of The Crime, Verve Records, Vinyl records, Warner Bros., Way Out West, What Planet Is This?!, Zoë Records
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What Planet Is This?! Show #50 (I think) LONG-PLAY TUESDAY!
Show #50 (I think)! Holy smokes. Time flies on by, doesn’t it? Since it’s the last Tuesday of the month, it’s Long-Play Tuesday, of course: the one night each month when I play nothing but vinyl records! If you’re a … Continue reading
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Tagged AFX, Beck, Caribou, Daryle Louis Lechinsky, Easy Star All-Stars, Elmer Gill, Hallowe'en, Harlesden Cyantific, headphones, Jason Collett, London Elektricity, Pat Metheny Group, Ray Parker Jr., Robert Owens, Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings, Vinyl records, What Planet Is This?!
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What Planet Is This?! Show #49 (I think)
Sweet Chaos! I’m throwing everything up to fate, tonight. I usually spend the week between shows adding tunes to a long possible-playlist, but this week: I’m just going to wing it. Let’s see what I pull out of the vaults… … Continue reading
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Tagged Caribou, cloudy with occasional rain, Count Basie, Cuban, electronic music, Fanfarlo, folk, funk, guitar, Ibraham Ferrer, jazz, Joe Pass, Mr. Something Something, Nicholas Payton, Rob McConnell & The Boss Brass, Spyro Gyra, War, What Planet Is This?!
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