#canadianrock

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“Neil Young Heart of Gold”, a 2015 book by #harveykubernik 1) #buffalospringfield - rehearsing at home in Malibu, 1967. “Neil played their debut album to members of #theguesswho at Christmas 1966 when he came back to Winnipeg to visit his mom. The band then cut one of his contributions, “Flying on the Ground is Wrong,” in London in March 1967. Neil was absolutely thrilled that his old pals had recorded their first cover of one of his tunes. (Is that #brucepalmer , front left? I see #stephenstills , #neilyoung , I believe #deweymartin with a guitar and #richiefuray on the right.) #rockandroll #the60s #sixtiesmusic #atcorecords #canadianrock #canada🇨🇦 https://www.instagram.com/p/CVqAXUnLu7O/?utm_medium=tumblr

[rocknrollerchick]

Okay so I have been looking at pictures of Corey Hart for so long and I can't decide whether he's really attractive or like... not, I'm just so torn haha. That being said, I'm sorry for not posting at all. Are there any Corey Hart fans out there? Or is this another one of those things that only Canadians know? (Always looking for more Canadian friends too lol 🇨🇦🇨🇦)

[minstrel75itg]

Album Number Two Hundred Twenty Nine. “High Winds, White Sky” is the second studio album from Bruce Cockburn, released in 1971 on the True North label. It was remastered in 2003 by Rounder Records with two bonus tracks recorded live in 1970. The album received a Canadian gold record award in 1986. My copy is on #truenorthrecords - WTN-3 In a retrospective review, music critic Thom Jurek, writing for Allmusic, called the album "A remarkably fresh and timeless recording... Overall, however, this album—like #sunwheeldance that follows it—presents a far more mystical Cockburn. His tenderness and poetic vision are almost pastoral on these early recordings, something that would get burned off and become hard-bitten (if no less romantic and more dramatic) as his music and social vision grew." #rockandroll #folkrock #canadianrock #ohcanada🇨🇦 #canada #seventiesmusic https://www.instagram.com/kjmr97fm/p/CX04B5_L8qU/?utm_medium=tumblr

[minstrel75itg]

From the book “Neil Young: Heart of Gold” 2015 by Harvey Kubernik. 1) Songwriter, arranger, and producer #jacknitzsche was a key influence in Neil’s decision to go solo. 2) In June 1967 Neil decided to leave the band. Although he returned two months later, this marked the beginning of the end for #buffalospringfield . “Neil now had confidence building from Jack and Gracia Nitzsche, and myself. Jack really believed in Neil’s music. And Jack knew #neilyoung would eventually become a solo star. He knew he wasn’t meant to be in a band.” - Denny Bruce, 2014. #rockandroll #canadianrock #thesixties #sixtiesmusic #atcorecords #stephenstills #brucepalmer #deweymartin #richiefuray https://www.instagram.com/p/CV8PEhvLovH/?utm_medium=tumblr

[rocknrollerchick]

One of the greatest discoveries of my life was hands down when I realized that one of my biggest heroes (thanks to both his production and his time in the Payolas) Bob Rock had produced my favourite Veruca Salt album, Eight Arms to Hold You. I guess I'd never pegged Veruca Salt as a Bob Rock band so I was somewhat pleasantly surprised, but sonically this album totally sounds like some of the other albums he's produced so, like, it makes sense.

Bob Rock on this album: "To me, this was one of those records that was fun to make. Great people, a great experience, and it was successful... There was no drama. ‘Let’s record it, let’s mix it – boom.'"

Via musicradar.com

I just wish I could find an image of Bob Rock with Nina or Louise but all I have is this pic from Veruca Salt's Twitter of Bob working on their album.

Any other Bob Rock fans out there? Or Veruca Salt fans for that matter?

[signalsfrommars]

Rich Knox Of Danko Jones

SIGNALS FROM MARS | RICH KNOX

New episode! Signals From Mars Ep. 431 welcomes Rich Knox of Danko Jones to talk Leo Rising, drumming, touring, and working with Marty Friedman. Full episode: https://www.signalsfrommars.com/rich-knox-of-danko-jones/

[harrybradleyusa]

Jake Seal Discusses Local Studio Plans with The Tragically Hip

Jake Seal recently met with legendary Canadian rock band The Tragically Hip to discuss plans for a new local music studio. Their conversation focused on supporting emerging talent, preserving authentic sound, and building a creative space that inspires artists. This collaboration hints at exciting developments in the music scene and a shared vision for nurturing future generations of musicians.

[fontarzine]