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https://www.ottawalife.com/article/i-taught-myself-to-play-so-i-could-be-where-people-danced-jim-cuddys-countrywide-soul?c=2
Tapping into his love of country music, Blue Rodeo singer Jim Cuddy kicks off new solo tour.
One of Canada's biggest musicians is teaming up with our biggest children's entertainers. On Friday, Sharon & Bram released their new record
https://vimeo.com/304393620?ref=fb-v-share
Jim Cuddy could not help but mention that Blue Rodeo was finally able to perform on an evening where there was no impending threat of rain o
(via Gord Downie is 'Lost Together' with Blue Rodeo as he joins band onstage at Toronto show - Toronto - CBC News)
“Canadian audiences are faithful, they stick with you. You show up, They’ll show up; the front row may be in parkas, but they’ll be there.”
Blue Rodeo frontman Jim Cuddy reflects on three decades in music that saw his band cross paths repeatedly with the Tragically Hip.
Awesome article with Jim and Gregor talking about the band's beginnings and what's kept them together so long (hint: it's Bazil ☺)
Hasn’t Hit Me Yet - Blue Rodeo
I stand transfixed Before this streetlight Watching the snow fall On this cold December night And out in the middle of Lake Ontario The same snow is falling On the deep silent water The great dark wonder
— I have done exactly what the song described while listening to this song on my ipod - it made me so happy (also hopelessly emotional and alone and melancholy because those are the emotions that this song engenders).
I've done this too, that's the great thing about Blue Rodeo, the emotions and thoughts they describe are so close to people, we can really relate to them.
Jim Cuddy of Blue Rodeo during the 1989 making of the Diamond Mine
photo by: Chirstopher Gentile
Banff Centre/Blue Rodeo, a set on Flickr.
Photographed Jim Cuddy from Blue Rodeo for The Grid. He was a true Canadian fella and cool to hang out with. Courtney Shea is the interviewer for the Q&A’s in the Grid, and Jim Cuddy happens to be her biggest celebrity crush.. so that added some humour to the whole thing ;)
And you dream, dream of better days, and it seems they’re moving far away, but you can’t ever stop—you keep climbing for the top until the wind comes and blows you away. You’re gonna watch yourself go down.
Jim Cuddy, “Watch Yourself Go Down” (via incorruptible)
Another great friend of mine, Jessica Darrah is family friends with the great Jim Cuddy of Blue Rodeo. How fucking cool is that? Ima post a Blue Rodeo video. Arguably one of the greatest bands Canada has ever produced.
This is awesome! Maybe she can get me in a Blue Rodeo video...lol