Coming Home by Val Halla from her album No Place (2010)
Next up on rockstarhomes.ca’s top 30 Saskatchewan musicians is Val Halla, I hadn’t ever heard of Val Halla before this list, but seems like some nice melancholy country-rock. Has potential for sure.
The Devil’s Race To Windsor by Karrnel & Koulack from their album Fiddle & Banjo (2012)
So I thought I would take a turn away from Glam Rock and stop being so spotty in my posts. We are now going to feature rockstarhomes.ca’s top 30 Saskatchewan musicians. Starting with number 30, Karrnel the fiddler.
New Girl Now by Honeymoon Suite from their s/t album (1984)
Seems that I have rather unfortunately neglected to rep much for Glam Rock on this site. This video is SPECTACULAR. Everything you love about the eighties rolled into one Glam Rock package.
Roxy Roller by Sweeney Todd from their s/t album (1978)
Seems that I have rather unfortunately neglected to rep much for Glam Rock on this site. To continue after a bit of a break here is more Nick Gilder related work, just so you don’t think I forgot where I was last post.
Hot Child In The City by Nick Gilder from his album City Nights (1978)
Seems that I have rather unfortunately neglected to rep much for Glam Rock on this site. This song rules. If you don’t like this song you have severe issues.
Even The Score by Toronto from the album Looking For Trouble (1980)
Seems that I have rather unfortunately neglected to rep much for Glam Rock on this site. So this week will make up for that, starting with the first track from Toronto’s debut. First side of the album is always worth a play, even if they never did top it.
I’ve Been Everywhere by Hank Snow from the album I’ve Been Everywhere (1963)
Work caused some sporadic posting the last couple of weeks, but we are back with a week of Hank Snow’s hits to make up for it. Probably his best known song (though not his song). There is a reason so many versions of this song have been recorded.
The Prisoned Cowboy by Hank Snow from the single (1936)
Work caused some sporadic posting the last couple of weeks, but we are back with a week of Hank Snow’s hits to make up for it. The first of his songs to get released. This is probably my favourite tune of the 30s all told, nothing from the era stands the test of time better.
I’m Moving On by Hank Snow from the single (1950)
Work caused some sporadic posting the last couple of weeks, but we are back with a week of Hank Snow’s hits to make up for it. When it comes to great songwriters Snow’s name doesn’t come up often enough at all.
Terre Promise by Eric Lapointe from his album Obsession (1994)
This week we are going to feature some modern day chanteur’s. Starting with Lapointe’s big single.
