Category: Canada’s Best Music
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I have not done one of these for a while, so it’s time to pick up where I left off and continue the series. I think we all might have needed a break. Only 380 songs to go. This set is heavy on the classic rock and features an icon of my generation, one of…
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A great set if you like classic rock. Max Webster is featured with 2 songs in the grouping. 1. Max Webster “Let Go the Line” Max Webster was the starting point for 2 of Canada’s most brilliant songwriters, Kim Mitchell and Pye Dubois. The band formed in 1973 and had a string of hits and…
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Today’s 5 spot includes a classic female singer of the 60’s, another entry from Blue Rodeo some classic rock and folk, and a current superstar. 1. Buffy Ste. Marie “Mister Can’t You See” Buffy Ste. Marie is a native Canadian artist, born in Saskatchewan. Her music is a mix of history and mysticism. She is…
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This week’s grouping is heavy on the classic 80’s rock material, but does include some classic Quebec music. 1. Frozen Ghost “Should I See” Frozen Ghost was formed in the mid 80’s, recording until their break up in 1993. They had a string of hits in the late 80’s, winning the 1987 Juno award as…
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It is Sunday and time for the next 5 in my list of Canada’s best music. In this edition, 2 by a current Canadian favourite, a classic rock song, a second entry by the great Joni Mitchell and some garage rock by Ugly Duckling. 1. Blue Rodeo “Diamond Mine” Blue Rodeo are Canada’s number one…
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Canada’s Best Music – 5 Songs At A Time – Part 20
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Canada’s Best Music – 5 Songs At A Time – Part 15