Category: Rock
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‘Fall Right Through’ Music Video Toronto-based singer-songwriter Kris has released her first music video in support of her song, “Fall Right Through.” The video, produced by Milk Crate Multimedia, was released on YouTube on September 7, 2026. “Fall Right Through” is the fourth track from Kris’s album, The Way of the World, which was released…
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Every era produces a few wonderfully odd songs—tracks that seem to appear out of nowhere and instantly define a moment in time. “In the Summertime,” released in 1971, is one of those unforgettable curiosities. Its charm came from its stripped‑down, jug‑band feel: no drums, just toe‑taps, a banjo, a jug, upright bass, and guitars. Somehow,…
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After a Visitor break (some old friends from Saskatchewan on their way to the Chepe Express) and a bit of a cold, maybe CoVid, I will continue to move forward to where I left off; here is 99 on the top 100 list. I have also added a few notes as an upgrade. I think…
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I’m revisiting a few old posts to kickstart a series I never finished. As a lover of Canadian music, I found a list of the top 100 Canadian hits. The song holding down the 100 spot is by Honeymoon Suite. The original post continues with a few tweaks below. Back in the hair band days of the…
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I decided to start a new series, sort of. I did something similar a few years back, but my urge to put stuff on paper (paper?) dissipated. Now, I am once more giving it a go. I have a sense of music patriotism and tend to want to highlight Canadian music. Might it be because I’m a Canadian? To…
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I recently had the pleasure of sitting down for a chat with The Mighty One’s front man, Tim Steinruck, and a great chat it was. We started our conversation with a reference to a recent live interview on Kat Power Hits Radio, available at www.thedonpearsestudios.com . In that interview, I noted that I had been…
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Some Canadian music by Express and Company. Man, we have a lot of great bands up here.
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As I sit here prepping this post, I noticed something odd, or not odd perhaps. My top 5 consists of a Brit and 4 Canadians. Not much bias on this blog. My Top 5, in no particular order. 5 “Recovery” by Frank Turner 4 “So Blind” by David Myles 3 “I Was a Fool” by…
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Today we post the first 5 of my Top 10 for 2013. The Canadian content in this group consists of a great song by Donovan Woods. The Wire is likely the poppiest tune I have posted (or will post) but it is very catchy and becoming a huge hit. Having said that, some “purists” will…
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Great tune from a Canadian staple, The Sam Roberts Band. The song “Detroit ’67” is a 2008 release off their album “Love At the End of the World“. Great band with a great rock sound. Sam Roberts Band Home Sam Roberts Band on iTunes Sam Roberts Band on Amazon Sam Roberts Band on CBC Music