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from February 9, 2024
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Drawing from local non-profit Archive Montreal’s huge collection of local music scene material, Montreal Sound Ark brings you the best of the Montreal underground from yesterday.
Interviews, memories, insights and accompanying ephemera on the show’s blog will flesh out the journey through three decades of do-it-yourself sounds in Montreal. Hosted by longtime scenester and digger Louis Rastelli (DJ LRX80) with regular guests and guest DJs.
Every Friday
3 - 5pm
(EDT)
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Avalons, Hearts Desire
Miller Sisters, Cooncha
Ted Royal, I really go for you
Big John & Hot Toddies, Blues Twist
Billy Martin, Oh Yeah
Billy Martin oh stop
Kenny Hamilton & Jesmonds, My baby loves me
Jades, chicken fried rice
Paramounts, Darling je tadore
Delta Rhythm Boys, Shadrack
Joe Boetner + Ink Spots, My dream cest vous
Frank Motley & motley crew, New Hound Dog
Frank Motley feat Jackie Shane, have you ever had the blues
Fritz Pereira, Don’t blame mr elvis
Billy Horne, blues from the housetop
Jackie Shane, Any other way
Jackie Shane, You’re the one
Trevor Payne, mad dreams
Guy Shannon & Brunettes all right
Guy Shannon & Brunettes why do you hurt me
Hot Tamales, You are my sunshine
Jeff Brown, aint that a groove
Leroy Preston & Inn-crowd, everyday i have to cry
Pierre Perpall, je ne peut te laisser partir
Billy Martin watermelon man
Trevor Payne, tu ne sais pas comme je sais
Pierre Perpall, Satisfaction
Billy Martin, nothing but a heartache
Skipper Dean & the Fabulous Fascinations, live in Old Montreal at the Blue Note, Bad Luck
Frank Motley & the Bridge Crossings, Chip Dip, Walkin The dog
Frank Motley & the Bridge Crossings, Chip Dip, Ya Ya
Skipper Dean & the Fabulous Fascinations, live in Old Montreal at the Blue Note, Got My Mojo Working
Skipper Dean & the Fabulous Fascinations, live in Old Montreal at the Blue Note, Midnight Hour
Skipper Dean & the Fabulous Fascinations, live in Old Montreal at the Blue Note, James Brown Medley