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Live studio session with Jeff Johnston

On this weeks Performance Hour a studio session and feature interview with one of Newfoundland's great musical exports, jazz pianist and composer, Jeff Johnston.

Craig Young and Duane Andrews - where jazz meets country!

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Gypsy jazz maestro Duane Andrews joins country picker extraordinaire Craig Young as we explore the common ground of jazz, trad and country...and where else would you get the music of Django Reinhardt, Bill Monroe, Tony Rice and Rufus Guinchard all under one roof but here on The Performance Hour.





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Ron Hynes - Three Decades of Song

From the archives The Performance Hour presents Ron Hynes at the LSPU Hall with Three Decades of Song. Ron is joined by Frank Fussari, Bass and Adrian Doyle, Peddle Steel Guitar for this concert gem from December 2001.

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Part 2 of the 2013 CBC MUSIC NL Songwriters Circle from Gander

This Saturday on the Performance Hour part two of the CBC MUSIC NL Songwriters Circle recorded live at the 2013 Music Industry Conference in Gander. It features four of the freshest voices in the provinces contemporary music scene including Chris Picco, Brianna Gosse, Gavin Simms and Chris Kirby. It's an intimate hour of great songs and great stories.

Part 1 of the 2013 CBC MUSIC NL Songwriters Circle from Gander

This week on the Performance Hour it's part one of the 2013 CBC MUSIC NL Songwriters Circle recorded live at the province's music industry conference in Gander. Guests include Craig Young, Joanna Barker, Matthew Hornell and Dan Bursey.

Live From The ECMAs in Charlottetown!

This week the 2014 East Coast Music Awards will be held in Charlottetown, PEI , and to help celebrate the event The Performance Hour will partner with our CBC Maritime sister program Atlantic Airwaves to present a live concert special titled "Heroes: Past and Present". We've invited some of Atlantic Canada's hottest acts to perform songs from their heroes, artists who have influenced or inspired them in their own musical careers. And the show features Rose Cousins, Amelia Curran, David Myles and the darlings of Sydney Mines, The Barra MacNeils. Co Hosted by Stephanie Domet.



Kat Mclevey - Feature Interview and Studio Session

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Mick Davis - Feature Interview and Studio Session

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This week on the Performance Hour a feature interview and studio session with Mick Davis the charismatic front man of Newfoundland's premier rock and roll outfit "The Novaks".


We'll talk about his early influences, songwriting, the music business in general and the release of his new solo video project "Don't Say Goodnight" plus we'll check out some acoustic versions of his latest material.



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"Towards The Sunset" - Part 2 The Celebration Continues

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To celebrate the 30th anniversary of this iconic, 1983, ground-breaking recording by Pat and Joe Byrne and Baxter Wareham, CBC Radio reunites the original trio for a special live concert recording at the LSPU Hall in St. John's. Guests include The Once, Matthew and Allan Byrne, Leeland Wareham and Lori Wareham-Mulroney. 

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The material is as fresh today as it was three decades ago.

Many of these songs have become anthems in the Great Newfoundland Songbook performed by contemporary Newfoundland and Labrador entertainers on stages around the world or sung on stages around the bay or in kitchens or boats or where ever Newfoundlanders gather to share their undeniable bond.



 

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"Towards The Sunset" Part 1 Encore Broadcast

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To celebrate the 30th anniversary of this iconic, 1983, ground-breaking recording by Pat and Joe Byrne and Baxter Wareham, CBC Radio reunites the original trio for a special live concert recording at the LSPU Hall in St. John's. Guests include The Once, Matthew and Allan Byrne, Leeland Wareham and Lori Wareham-Mulroney. 

Matthew solo rehearsal B&W.jpgWho would have thought 30 years ago when three young Placentia baymen walked into Echo Recording Studios on the top of Longs Hill that the album they were about to record would stand as a seminal work in the Newfoundland canon influencing a generation of folk and traditional performers. It's a work that speaks to the heart of whoThumbnail image for Thumbnail image for The Once big smiles colour.jpg we are and who we were. 


The material is as fresh today as it was three decades ago.

Many of these songs have become anthems in the Great Newfoundland Songbook performed by contemporary Newfoundland and Labrador entertainers on stages around the world or sung on stages around the bay or in kitchens or boats or where ever Newfoundlanders gather to share their undeniable bond.



 

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