Vintage Edmonton Music Podcast: Recent Episodes

Rev Recluse

The Vintage Edmonton Music Podcast features vintage music and audio from Edmonton, Alberta's history. Companion to Vintage Edmonton (vintageedmonton.com)

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This episode features the 1967 LP "Edmonton And District Callers Centennial Square Dance Party Record With Music By The Twilites"

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This episode features the 1997 LP from Gord Steinke, "Something Wrong".

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This episode features the 1967 LP "Dance Time With Gaby Haas"

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This episode features the St. Albert, Alberta groups P.I.T.C.H. and S.P.I.C.E in their performance of Jesus Christ Superstar in 1972:

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This episode features the Edmonton band Upangybottoms and their 1987 LP, Upangymania.

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This episode features the longtime Edmonton musician Olaf Sveen.

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This episode features the Edmonton band Witchazel and their 1987 single "Bad Is Better/Don't Turn Your Love Away".

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This episode features the legendary Edmonton band Troyka and their equally legendary (and unclassifiable) 1970 self-titled LP.

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This episode features 2 LPs from 1978 and 1980 from longtime Edmonton singer, songwriter, and musician Mavis McCauley.

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This episode features the 1972ish LP from the Forest Heights Elementary School Chorus in Edmonton, "We Shall Sing".

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In honour of the recent passing of the legendary Edmonton musician/statesman Tommy Banks, this episode features a 1973 EP of Tommy and his band.

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This episode features the Edmonton band Darkroom and their 1983 hit, "In Dim Light".

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This episode features 1970s Calgary TV show host turned Edmonton nighclub performer Wynne Hanson and his LP, Road Musician.

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This episode features the songs of Edmonton artist Jack Hennig in his career from 1967 through the early 1980s.

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The first episode features the family band Spectrume from 1981.

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This episode features the Vintage Edmonton duo Randy And Sue, including their astounding cover of Neil Young's "Down By The River".