The Audio Vault
A page dedicated to performances and interviews
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Tanna Patterson-Z with Tim In the Morning (Oct 13, 2010)
Tanna Patterson-Z has a BA in Environmental Studies from the University of Waterloo and a Renewable Resources Diploma from Lakeland College in Vermilion, Alberta. Her first book, Exploring the Creston Valley, was published in 1989 by Waterwheel Press; she has also written children's stories and articles for the Creston Valley Advance and the newsletter of the environmental organization Wildsight. Her novel, Butterflies in Bucaramanga, was released by NeWest Press in October 2010.
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Jean-Paul de Roover with Tim In the Morning (Sept 2, 2010)
With an innovative approach to music, Jean-Paul De Roover is much more than a solo artist. Accompanied by live looping, guitars and a voice used as an instrument, this ‘sonic architect’ builds his songs from foundation to facade before your very eyes. Beginning with dead silence, his performance could lead anywhere: full of capella harmonies, rhythmic tribal beats, noise-layered worlds of ambient rock, campfire-folk, electro-ballads and anything in between. With lyrical content that can be brutally honest, or lovingly truthful, one thing is certain: the originality and creativity of his timeless performances shines through to every listener.
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Ruth Purves-Smith with Tim In the Morning (July 29, 2010)
Ruth’s childhood rambled the prairie highways between urban and country homes. Her mother, a cultured English teacher, lived in the city, and her father and stepmother operated an antique woolen mill in Rural Alberta. This paradox is apparent in Ruth’s music. While the stories may appear to be simple, traditional country, they are supported by a sound that pulls influence from the city: complicated, restless and sometimes loud. The story of Ruth’s career is no different.
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Monica Shore & Hans Verhoeven
with Tim in the Morning (June 3, 2010)
Embracing the future of jazz and soul through its openness to multi-cultural and stylistic influences, Montreal vocalist Monica Shore leads this group supported by drummer Hans Verhoeven, bassist Rob Johnson & guitarist Paul Landsberg.
Shore is a vibrant performer with an intimate, heartfelt relationship to the music. Her velvety, strong and soulful tone carries a certain mysteriousness that captivates and soothes the listener. Following studies in jazz performance at McGill University, she has performed at the Montreal International Jazz Festival and in that city's finest jazz clubs.
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Howlin' Dan with Tim in the Morning (May 11, 2010)
A folksy blend of blues with a little twang, a little world music, and a lot that falls between the cracks of musical description.
With a larger-than-life presence and a voice that reveals both sensitivity and raw power; together with evocative, often light-hearted (and somewhat naughty) songwriting. A combination of energy, wit and grit that brings every audience a true and intimate poetic blues experience.
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Elena Yeung with Tim In the Morning (May 5, 2010)
When you first listen to one of Elena’s performances, you will probably wonder from which old or folk record or songbook she dug her repertoire. Following the leads of Elena Yeung is an active contributor to the “new traditional” sound, echoing the folk, bluegrass and mountain traditions of Pete Seeger, Ola Belle Reed, and Hazel Dickens and Alice Gerrard, emphasizing her driving banjo style.
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Zav RT with Tim In the Morning (Apr 15, 2010)
Daniel Huscroft was absent due to illness
Zav RT is on tour throughout BC & Alberta April 10-26 with her brother, guitarist, singer, songwriter Daniel Huscroft. Hope to see you at a show!
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Grandma Polly with Tim In the Morning (Jan. 22, 2010)
Polly Trembley re-conditions Cabbage Patch dolls and sells them then donates all of the money raised to help orphans. You folks may already be aware of her fine work. She has raised and donated many thousands of dollars already. In this interview Grandma Polly talks about her Haitian Relief plans. Update Jan 28: To date we have raised $500.00 which has been sent to SOS Children's Villages, this organization is sending 100% of donations directly to Haity Relief. With our Governments matching contributions this means $1000 raised locally. Many thanks to businesses who are displaying dolls, to those who have purchased, and to those who have contributed CPK kids. Any donations of CPK kids can be dropped off at the Chamber of Commerce. Thank you, Grandma Polly.
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Aspen Switzer with Tim in the Morning (Jan. 22, 2010)
Aspen’s pure and powerful voice sets her apart and brings meaning to the subtle poetry found in her lyrics. Her influences range from Folk to Country to Bluegrass to Rock and Jazz – but she has evolved a style that is all her own. Aspen is not just a great singer, she is a performer: effortlessly building a rapport with her audience from the moment she steps on stage and leaving everyone captivated with her humor, authenticity and humanity. Her shows are reflective, funny and beautiful.
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Canyon Elementary School with Phil Thomas (Jan 13, 2010)
The Junior Voice of the Valley
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Irene Lasinger with Tim in the Morning (Jan 12, 2010)
President of the BC Federation of Teachers. Irene talks about the upcoming FSA exams for Grades 4 & 9
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Railz Edge with Tim in the Morning (Jan 5, 2010)
Local Creston, British Columbia band, Railz Edge and their original song entitled "Total Lack of Conscience."
Check out our website!
Members:
Trista 14 - Bass, Josh 12 - Drums, Sutton 13 - Guitar & Vocals
Miah 12 - Guitar & Vocals, Skyler 13 - Guitar & Vocals
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Lies From Elysium with Tim in the Morning (Dec 28, 2009)
Lies From Elysium is a Calgary based metal band. The monster formed in 2006 when Marcus answered an ad in FFwd and started writing with Kiel. It didn't take long for LFE to develop a reputation as the most brutal and tripped out live band in Calgary. LFE has opened for the likes of Vince Niel(Motley Crue), Ill Scarlett and has had the pleasure of sharing the stage with Alberta's metal elite. Dreadnaut, Kilyakai, Order of chaos, We found the body to name a few. With the addition of "Drum God" Rich Jaeger on the skins. The boys have renewed their pledge to bringing LFE's bonecrushing rhythm to the masses. LFE is currently touring in support of their new album. LFE has become an underground fan favorite in towns like Canmore, Waterton, Edmonton and Kimberley BC.
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http://www.myspace.com/liesfromelysium
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Michelle Mungall on The Afternoon Flow (Dec 15, 2009)
MLA for Nelson Creston
Michelle Mungall was elected MLA for Nelson Creston on May 12, 2009.
She is currently deputy critic for Advanced Education and Labour Market Development.
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Movers & Shakers broadcast Oct 27, 2009
Holly Pender-Love hosts a one on one with individuals and organizations of our wonderful valley on topics of interest to all.
Guests: Karen Powis of Creston Valley Greenhouse, Gail Southall of C.V. Food Coalition, Gerri Gardiner of Kootenay Employment Services, Chuck Truscott of the Auditorium Society.
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Steve Elliot / Lucie Walker on The Afternoon Flow (October 16, 2009)
They sing passionately about smoky dancehalls, 18-wheelers, burning love, and broken hearts. On their debut CD, Straight Up, Steve Elliott & Lucie Walker charmed fans and critics with their soulful harmonies and original, high-octane Rockin' Country Blues. When they first sang together, they couldn't get over how easy and natural it was. Both songwriters, they understood each other's music, and found their harmonies quickly.
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Gary J. Ruta on The Afternoon Flow (October 7, 2009)
"deadbeat boyfriend" is the recording & performance vehicle for Canadian singer-songwriter Gary J. Ruta. Born in Winnipeg, MB November 9th, 1960 and relocated to Edmonton, AB in 1972, he attended Archbishop O'Leary High School (Grad '78) where he studied music playing tuba in a variety of concert and stage bands. Lacking a horn after graduation, he switched to the guitar and began writing songs and performing at local open stages, a practice which he continues to this day.
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William Brookflield on The Afternoon Flow (September 22, 2009)
William Brookfield - Professional solo musician, entertainer, composer, producer since 1974. Played piano/keyboard for Long John Baldry band in 1995. Composed and produced 32 min "Northern Symphony of Light" for the Northern Lights Space and Science Center Planetarium (Watson Lake Yukon) in 2000 and the "Alaska Waltz" (for Dawson Creek) in 2001. William enjoys playing his live keyboard-based drumming system ("hyperdrumming") that he invented in 1992. "Electric Ice" is perhaps the best example its effective use for recording purposes.
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Heavy Shtetl on The Afternoon Flow (September 18, 2009)
The best little dance band to hit the streets of Nelson, BC, Heavy Shtetl has been entertaining tourists and locals alike with their mix of Klezmer, minor swing, and traditional jazz. The band plays old standards from New Orleans, Jewish wedding music from Europe, and a smattering of French, Russian, and Balkan tunes. They recently released their first cd, Buskin’ on Baker. Whether you’re eight or eighty, you’ll enjoy their upbeat, highly danceable repertoire.
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Michelle Mungall on The Afternoon Flow (September 11, 2009)
MLA for Nelson Creston
Michelle Mungall was elected MLA for Nelson Creston on May 12, 2009.
She is currently deputy critic for Advanced Education and Labour Market Development.
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Evan Symons on The Afternoon Flow (September 11, 2009)
For over 25 years, Evan's diverse artistic path has taken him on a variety of missions that have included varying forms of off-kilter electronic rock, decidedly off-time geek/prog, story-based folk and lyrical blues. His live show includes projections of experimental and wildlife videos as well as digital and analogue slides of the Canadian landscape photographed by Evan and his best friend Sheena Black.
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Trina Nestibo on The Afternoon Flow (September 3, 2009)
With gusto, Trina Nestibo is emerging on the Canadian folk-roots scene as a respected artist delivering a fresh new sound that’s attracting listeners far and wide. Trina’s spirited music infuses flavours of rock, soul, country and blues creating a sound that is truly her own. She writes meaningful songs about real life and real experiences, drawing on her prairie roots, love for simple pleasures and flat-out appreciation for life. Gritty. Ethereal. Soulful. Trina’s signature voice is truly an instrument unto itself. At home on the stage, this no-nonsense woman captures listeners instantly with her heartfelt honesty and story-telling, and contagious energy. Trina accompanies herself skillfully on acoustic guitar, squeezebox and piano, with her bare feet stomping every step of the way.
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Nique & Jodie Bruce on The Afternoon Flow (August 4, 2009)
These two young ladies were passing through Creston Valley and popped into the studio for an hour to talk about their music, influences and to have a little fun with an old friend, host Tim Davis
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Chris Greve of Claymore on Good Morning Creston (July 15, 2009)
Through history, tales have been told of mighty Scotsmen, hearty and ready to stand for right against seemingly unbeatable odds. These strong, kilt clad men from the Highlands downed many a formidable foe with one swing from a mighty sword. This sword of Scottish fame was the battle ready “Great Claymore”.
Claymore is a Calgary based, World Celtic band. It is comprised of four Calgary area musicians, who share a passion for Canadian and World Celtic music. Coming from varied backgrounds and experiences, Claymore blends and shapes songs, to produce high-tempo dance songs and emotion stirring ballads.
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