The BobChart – Week 3
The BobChart is made up of tunes I think you would like or songs I feel are worth listening to. Most will be current, some will be lost gems, others may be older songs you may have missed, and some will just be live tracks that bring it. At any rate…It’s the BobChart. There are no fixed positions in the chart, so I am not listing the songs in any particular order. These are PERSONAL favourites and what has my ear and attention this week. Popular music may come and go, but Great music is timeless. Some songs and performances never die or fade away….
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Some jazz reimagining of some great pop songs, some guitar laden rock, a bit of Willie and a 17 year old kid who may be on the right path. 94.9 The Rock’s PD Doug Elliott joins us with his pick of the week, and an R&B classic with a name that will sound familiar, but not the song. Lots of Canadian greatness and a smattering of artists from other places. So much music out there…we are blessed.
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Karen Souza – Bette Davis Eyes
Bring me a pitcher of Gin martinis, a pack of Camels, and a swingin’ dame…wait…make that TWO swingin’ dames.
Melting Pot – (You Got Me) Rollin’ & Tumblin’
When current local music is this good, the past doesn’t seem like such a good place to live
July Talk – Guns + Ammunition
Great music breeds in Toronto like rattlesnakes in the Sierra Nevada foothills.
July Talk – Paper Girl
Monster Truck – Sweet Mountain River
The Truck is also Canuck
Secret Broadcast – Killer In The Kitchen
The Secret is in the Snow…Music falls from the sky in T.O
Neomythics – Preppers
I cannot figure out how to pronounce their name. I will dance instead.
Kamakazi – Until The World Ends
Kingston, Ontario Mariachi banditos …who knew?
Bernhoft – Come Around
I don’t know…nerdy guy underwater with a microphone. Just something about the voice and the easy going tune.
Willie Nelson – The Wall
If you are this good when you’re in your 80s I will buy you a pony….
Dylan Gardner- Let’s Get Started
He’s 17 years old. Shut up. I hear no Usher influence in this track. No monkey, no nonsense. no beats. Yay.
One more from Karen Souza….
Karen Souza – Get Lucky
With all the artifice stripped away, Ms. Souza reveals the song hidden in the Daft Punk release.
This song contains no hedgerows or plynths….
O’Jays – Stairway to Heaven
The only song by this name in my collection…and you can win bar bets with this one.
…and finally
94.9 The Rock Doug Elliott’s Pick of the Week
Against Me – Black Me Out
More rock in the free world….
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Segarini’s regular column appears here every Friday whenever he can finish one in time.
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Bob “The Iceman” Segarini was in the bands The Family Tree, Roxy, The Wackers, The Dudes, and The Segarini Band and nominated for a Juno for production in 1978. He also hosted “Late Great Movies” on CITY TV, was a producer of Much Music, and an on-air personality on CHUM FM, Q107, SIRIUS Sat/Rad’s Iceberg 95, (now 85), and now publishes, edits, and writes for DBAWIS, and continues to write music, make music, and record.
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