Great Canadian Music

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Steve LeBlanc

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Aug 19, 2006
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As a service to our Dj's south of the border...let's start a list of Great Canadian Music..

Santers - All right Now
Keith Hampshire - big time Operator
Burton Cummings - My Own way to Rock
Headpins - Don't it Make Ya Feel
Kim Mitchell - Lager and Ale


...next....
 
Trooper-Here For A Goodtime
Kim Mitchell-Rock And Roll Duty
Toronto-Lookin For Trouble
Jerry Doucette-Mama Let Him Play
Sass Jordan-Make You a Believer
April Wine-Shes A Roller
Triumph-Rock And Roll Machine
Chilliwack-Crazy Talk
Loverboy-Turn Me Loose
Helix-Rock You
Diamonds-Why do Fools Fall In Love
Bobby Curtola-Hand In Hand
Colin James-Just Came Back To Say Goodbye
Hawksley Workman-Striptease
PRizm-Spaceship Superstar
to name a few
 
dude dont even get me cranked up Dan most likely doesnt want a thread with one post on ten pages.
 
Burton Cummings - Your Backyard
Trooper - Raise A Little Hell
Helix - Rock You
The Road Hammers - I'm A Road Hammer
Neil Young - Harvest Moon
BTO - Takin Care Of Business
Tom Cochrane - Life Is A Highway
 
Triumph never had a whole lot of dancey music but they had an awesome light show. They used lasers before lasers were cool
 
Gee Cam you are a genius Im wondering how many other Americans could come up with that same list.

Oops you forgot Shania Twain.

We are listing many you would not know Doh!!!!!
 
Gee Cam you are a genius Im wondering how many other Americans could come up with that same list.

Oops you forgot Shania Twain.

We are listing many you would not know Doh!!!!!

The orginal list says great Canadian Music.

My thoughts are:

Yes a few are very common. But they are great music

I say very few know of Econoline Crush or Therory of a Deadman

Some may know Cory Lee but I doubt play her.

I didn't know SoulDecision was from canada until recently
 
There are many great Canadian artists even the US hasnt had the pleasure of knowing. Direction, management, promotion breaking up and starting ten other bands before giving it up for family or whatever. There are many I didnt know about though I knew many if they even had a slight glimmer in the US I most often knew about it. Having moved to Canada five yrs ago I found a huge new bunch of music I had not experienced in my past 43 yrs and juat because a young man in Pittsburgh hasnt heard of them doesnt mean they werent Great Canadian Music.I give you credit for econoloine crush, and Cory Lee but Theory of A Deadman and Nickelback actually were more known originally and made charts first in the States.
 
My Short List


Sloan
Sons of Maxwell
The Tragically Hip
Shania Twain
Chin
Bruce Cockburn - The Cockburn Project
Leonard Cohen
Holly Cole
Stompin' Tom Connors
Bryan Adams
Jann Arden
54-40
Finger Eleven
Nelly Furtado
Great Big Sea
Sarah Harmer
Colin James
Diana Krall
Chantal Kreviazuk
k.d. lang
Avril Lavigne
Leahy
Barenaked Ladies
Blackie and The Rodeo Kings
Blue Rodeo
Lisa Brokop
Michael Bublé
Ashley MacIsaac
Natalie MacMaster
Rita MacNeil
Joni Mitchell
Alanis Morissette
Anne Murray
Nickelback
Our Lady Peace
Philosopher Kings
Michael Pickett
Prairie Oyster
Ron Sexsmith
Amy Sky
Wide Mouth Mason
Michelle Wright
Neil Young
 
A few More you Yankees might Recognize


Paul Anka
Eva Avila
Kalan Porter
Randy Bachman
Tal Bachman
Paul Brandt
Champion
Choclair
Terri Clark
Burton Cummings
Shawn Desman
Melanie Doane
Fred J. Eaglesmith
Percy Faith
Matthew Good Band
Joey Gregorash
Sarah Harmer
Dan Hill
Carolyn Dawn Johnson
k-os
Maestro
Bif Naked
Oscar Peterson
Sam Roberts
David Usher (Moist)
 
One more from us Yankee's

You forgot

Chellie Wright.... country singer never went far but did a song called Crank My Tractor.....

Durring a concert here I was about 5 rows back and inadvertantly shouted at a quite point in the song "You Can Crank My Tractor!!!!" She heard me and said "hey now this is a family show" :sqembarrassed:

No joke she really did hear me.... we stuck around and even got to hang out for a bit.... very nice, very hot.
 
I'm a Yankee but Loved some of the Canadian Content songs from Toronto,Hamilton,and Windsor..How about Daytime Nighttime-Keith Hampshire/You've Got Control of Me-Les Emerson/Signs-Five Man Electrical Band/This is My Song-Don Goodwin/Summer Girl-Craig Runkhe/Bondi Junction-Peter Foldy/Heartbeat It's a Lovebeat-DeFranco Family/Lovin' You Ain't Easy-Pagliaro/Lonesome Mary- Chilliwack/The Last Song-Edward Bear..All of this stuff was played on CKLW/CHUM/CFTR/CKOC/CHAM and some even on Buffalo and Rochester stations in the 70's..One more I remember was something about "Too Young To Fall In Love" The group was "Flying Circus"..I worked at a small West Virginia Radio Station and had the CFTR Toronto PD send me Promo Copies..One I remember breaking locally was Heartbeat,It's a Lovebeat...The Defranco Family were called "The Italian Osmonds"..Listeners also called My Nighttime Competition for "This is My Song" by Don Goodwin..They eventually found it Somewhere..I put it in my Top 10...DJ Cam noted Souldecision were Canadian..Did'nt know that..I play "Faded" frequently.
 
All of these posts and not one of you mentioned Celine Dion!!!!!

Shame on you all, hahahahaha
 
It pains the Canadians to know even the US wouldnt keep her with so much hope when allowed to make a lifetime contract to The Devils City.
 
No one mentioned Loverboy, Platnium Blonde Or Honeymoon Suite