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Hidden Track
We all remember the moment we discovered that secret song on one of our favourite albums. Often, those hidden gems provide a revealing peek behind-the-curtain, leading us to new insights about the artists and recordings we thought we knew. CKUA's Hidden Track podcast aims to do the same, by bringing you stories that change the way you experience music. Any given week, we'll get to the heart of the song with the musician who wrote it, reflect on a landmark recording with the producer and engineer who helped shape it, or examine the legacy of a musical icon with the critic, biographer or industr...
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Episodes
Richard Thompson | One Door Opens 30.04.2021 1:05:38
When he quit the band Fairport Convention at 21, Richard Thompson had already revolutionized folk rock, and become a roots music icon. That was just the beginning of his astounding half-century-long career! It's a journey he traces in his new book, Beeswing: Losing My Way and Finding My Voice (1967-1975). On this episode, Richard Thompson joins us to reflect on his influential and fascinating care...
Willie Dunn | Music is a Forever Thing 01.04.2021 1:08:01
He was a celebrated singer-songwriter, activist, award-winning documentarian, and a true trailblazer. As a musician, Willie Dunn was compared to Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, and Pete Seeger. He's credited for creating Canada's first music video. Yet, too few Canadians are familiar with his work. On this episode, we celebrate the release of Creation Never Sleeps, Creation Never Dies: The Willie Dunn...
It's My Way | Buffy Sainte-Marie at 80 01.03.2021 1:09:43
In honour of her 80th birthday in February, 2021, CKUA's Hidden Track podcast explores Buffy Sainte-Marie's remarkable artistic journey, featuring fresh insights from Buffy herself. Biographer Andrea Warner walks us through some major milestones in the story of one of music's most under-appreciated geniuses. Along the way, we'll hear from a new generation of JUNO Award-winning Indigenous artists...
Charley Pride and the Black Roots of Country 01.02.2021 1:03:13
When he died on December 12th, 2020, at the age of 86, Charley Pride left behind a truly mind-blowing legacy. He was flat-out one of the biggest country stars in history. He rather famously was the 2nd-best-selling RCA records artist of the '70s, second only to Elvis Presley. The road to that staggering success, though, required incredible struggle and strife. Charley Pride was a giant star, but h...
Beethoven at 250 01.01.2021 54:08
He's one of the most beloved composers of all time. This month, we celebrate the 250 th anniversary of Ludwig van Beethoven's birth. Author and New York Times music writer Patricia Morrisroe has written extensively about Beethoven, who is also the focus of her debut novel "The Woman in the Moonlight." She'll join us to provide new insights into his life and music. Plus, we'll hear from the Edmonto...
Neil Young at 75 01.12.2020 47:58
On November 12, 2020, Canadian music icon Neil Young celebrated his 75th birthday. He wasn't alone, as fans around the world celebrated right with him! On the latest episode of CKUA's Hidden Track podcast, presented by Bent Stick Brewing, we explore six decades of Neil's career with the help of family, friends, and fans. You'll hear from music journalist Jason Schneider, filmmaker Jim Jarmusch, So...
Prince Collaborator Susan Rogers on Sign o' The Times 02.11.2020 54:04
Imagine what it would be like to be alone in the studio with one of the greatest geniuses in pop music history, day after day, for years. On this month's Hidden Track podcast, engineer Susan Rogers talks about working closely with Prince in creating his glorious mid-1980s run of all-time classic albums. On this episode of Hidden Track, Susan gives us outstanding insight into the creative process o...
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