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Nothing in Particular – Episode 5

The first podcast of the radio show was posted last night at CHSR 97.9 FM.

Playlist

Artist	Song	Album	Year
Fingers in the Noise	Apero Beat	Apero Beats	2010
Annie Lennox	Coloured Bedspread	Songs of Mass Destruction	2007
Kate Bush	Get out of My House	The Dreaming	1982
Rhys Fulber w/ Sara Taylor	Slip It In	Diaspora	2020
Covenant	In Theory	Sound Mirrors	2016
Kenji Kawai	UTA I - Making of Cyborg	Ghost in the Shell	1995
Huun-Huur-Tu	Oske Cherde	Sixty Horses In My Herd	1994
Alison Moyet	Where Hides Sleep	Alf	1984
Alison Moyet	Right as Rain	The Minutes	2013
Frazey FordFrazey Ford	Done	Indian Ocean	2014
Dan Mangan	Robots	Nice, Nice, Very Nice	2009
Andrew Kagumba	Nandere	Global Music: Volume I	2024
Caro	Links Inna Chain	Lowlands	2021

Nothing in Particular 2.0

After a 25 year hiatus, Nothing in Particular returns weekly to CHSR-FM 97.9 in Fredericton, starting Tuesday, July 8th at 16:00.

It will be an hour-long program of various genres of music across the last fifty years or so. That’s where the format starts, but will likely evolve as I get reacquainted with radio in the 21st century.

A Night Out in Hadden Park

Cycled down to Hadden Park to take in a performance by Gamelan Bike Bike. Joined by a friend who took advantage of the conditions to paddle over. Add fallen leaves, a sunset, a waxing crescent moon and flocks of geese… An absolutely stunning late summer evening.

Winnipeg Folk Festival

In 2014 a friend invited me to the Winnipeg Folk Festival. Little did I know of what an incredible experience I was in for. The performances, the venue, the food!

What stirred me were the amazing jam sessions. From Russia with Seoul – Jaron Freeman-Fox and the Opposite of Everything, Geomungo Factory, & Namgar. Uke Nation – James Hill & Anne Janelle, and Jake Shimabukuro.

Other acts of interest: Boy & Bear, and Elephant Revival.

Unforgettable moment: In the Folk School tent with Jaron Freeman-Fox and the Opposite of Everything when the skies opened up.

It`s a ‘funny’ story to tell now: Mosquitoes at the campground.

We returned in 2017. What I learned from the previous trip was not to try to get everything in, but to chill. Having a camp chair this time helped too. 😉

Music discoveries: Margaret Glaspy, Paul McKenna, Bon Débarra, Jonah Blacksmith, and Foy Vance.

High point: The Choir! Choir! Choir! sing-along of Lovers in a Dangerous Time with Bruce Cockburn.

In case you were wondering: Not that we missed them, but where were the mosquitoes?

The 2020 festival was sidelined by the COVID-19 pandemic. Fortunately a virtual taste of the festival was prepared to tide us over.

Winnipeg Folk Fest at Home