Behind the Vinyl Podcast

This episode features Canadian rapper Snow sharing the life-changing event that inspired his chart-topping hit "Informer." Plus, hear from Platinum Blonde's Mark Holmes discussing "Somebody Somewhere" and Barney Bentall shedding light on "Something To Live For." Tune in for a mix of nostalgia and discovery, and let the music play on!

In this episode, we start with Bif Naked as she shares insights into her iconic hit "Spaceman," revealing the inspiration and journey behind the track.

Next, we have Gord Deppe from the Spoons, who takes us back to the release of "Nova Heart" and the band's initial reactions to its success. Finally, we feature former Barenaked Ladies member Steven Page, who gives his unique perspective on the band's beloved classic "If I Had A Million Dollars."

In this episode of Behind The Vinyl, we kick things off with Gowan, who shares a daring tale from the making of the "Moonlight Desires" video—something you definitely wouldn't get away with today!

We then turn the spotlight on Amanda Marshall, who recently made a triumphant return to the music scene. She stops by to discuss her hit "Dark Horse," showcasing her powerful storytelling and performance skills.

Finally, we pay tribute to the late Myles Goodwyn of April Wine. Myles takes us through the creation of "Tonight Is A Wonderful Time," revealing the key instrument that gives the song its unique sound.

Join us on a musical journey as we drop the needle on some iconic vinyl hits and uncover the stories behind them. In this episode, we pay tribute to the late Myles Goodwyn of April Wine, who shares the inspiration behind "Rock and Roll is a Vicious Game".

We'll also hear from Candi of Candi and the Backbeat about her hit "Under a Latin Moon," and dive into the bluesy pop-rock success of Colin James with "Five Long Years".

Tune in to Behind the Vinyl for an insider's look at the music industry and the tales that shape the songs you love. Subscribe now for more unforgettable stories!

Join us as we drop the needle on some of their biggest hits and uncover the tales behind them. We were honored to have Alan Longmuir in our studio before his passing, sharing memories from his time with The Bay City Rollers. Get ready to hear how the iconic 'Saturday Night' came to life, complete with Alan's charming Scottish accent.

We also feature The Northern Pikes, a Saskatoon band still rocking the stage today. Listen in as they recount the creation of fan-favorite 'Girl with A Problem'.

Plus, Ian Thomas takes us on a journey back to the making of his first hit, 'Pilot', with a story that involves a night spent in his 'French truck'. Ian's humor and storytelling prowess shine through in this segment.