Monday 18 January 2016

Calgary Songs Project: The Concert

Phew! We've finally recovered from Friday evening's Calgary Songs Project concert - that is, the hangover has faded and our face is no longer sore from smiling ear-to-ear all night. Thanks to One Yellow Rabbit and the High Performance Rodeo for giving us the chance to have an even like this in their festival, to Kenna Burima for all of her work coordinating the evening, the bands and everyone who came to the show.

For those who missed it - or for those who were there and want to relive the night - we managed to get video of some of the covers:



For posterity's sake, here's who covered what over the course of the evening:

Mariel Buckley: Chad Vangaalen - “Clinically Dead”

Tom Phillips:Color Me Psycho - “Black Corvair”
Samantha Savage Smith - “The Score”
Tim Williams - “It's Enough to Be Remembered”
The Dudes - “Dropkick Queen of the Weekend”
Fire Engine Red - “Shank Pony”

Samantha Savage Smith: Rae Spoon - "My Heart Is A Piece Of Garbage. Fight Seagulls! Fight!"

The Shiverettes: Von Zippers - “Bad Generation”
Reverie Sound Revue - “Walking Around Waiting Downtown”
Kris Demeanor - “I Have Seen the Future”
Anne Loree/Jann Arden - “Insensitive”
Chixdiggit - “Chupacabras”

Russell Broom and Lizzy Munson: Zuckerbaby - "Andromeda"

The Von Zippers:
Huevos Rancheros - “Crowchild Trail”
Fist City - “Hey Little Sister”
Women - "Black Rice"
Agnostic Mountain Gospel Choir - “Oh Sorrow”

Bob Keelaghan: The Primrods - “Santa Lucia”

Forbidden Dimension: Kobra and the Lotus - “Nayana”
Ghostkeeper - “By Morning”
Beyond Possession - “Skater's Life”
Sacred Heart of Elvis - “Wheezing Dog on a Leash”
James Keelaghan - “Hillcrest Mine”

Miesha Louie: Hot Little Rocket - “Down With Safe”

Napalmpom: Wagbeard - “Too Easy”
The Quitters - “Levitation”
Dragon Fli Empire - “Mount Pleasant”
Same Difference - “Kiss of Ice”
Tom Phillips - “Ribbons and Bows”

Kris Demeanor and Chantal Vitalis (feat. Jeff Sulima, Steve Elaschuk, Chris Nevile and Union Choir): Kara Keith - “Kick This City”

Maybe we'll do something like this again next year?

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