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Richard Dagenais

The favorite songs of journalist, writer, author, musician, host, interviewer, anchor, feature reporter, editorialist, Richard Dagenais, who, among many other gigs, spent 17 years working at Montreal's pre-eminent rock radio station. Twitter & Instagram: @Dagenator Facebook: Richard.Dagenais.01

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Some serious groove that I first heard while shopping for a greeting card...

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A drumming term, explained. And now you can add it to your vocabulary. Or not.

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A song by a great Montreal group that I first learned - and heard - as a child at choir camp

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Are you like me - hear a song on the radio or television and you're more likely to be hooked - just because it's being played on the radio or television?

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Two uber-talented Canadian musicians from the Maritimes explain in this charming tune why each of them is the whole to each other’s half…check it out!

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It’s kinda laid back with a distinctly optimistic vibe which is probably why, the first time I heard it on a compilation, I liked it…

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A track off my favourite Supertramp album…

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I’ve seen this talented singer/songwriter/rock-blues guitarist perform many times, not counting the songs he performed in our television studio…

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An unplugged, solo version of a love song by a California rock band...

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I do a lot of tune cranking, don’t I? Well, here’s another one. Bring the zing with a lemon wedge…

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From grocery store employees to high rollers…

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Life is all about balance. Some people find it and some people don’t…

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You’ve heard it, but have you heard this version?

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With this track, you get some great Canadian jazz and some great Plato…

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For this band, this song is kinda historic, wrapping up their Woodstock debut…

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This song, made famous by another man and his band, actually originated with this man! #epic #gamechanger

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From the “Wild Life” album by Wings…

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Do you agree that this diner ditty has become its own pop culture signpost?

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Is this a hit-worthy Simple Minds track? A big loud YES from me…

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Going deep into the “purple”catalog for this one…

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The blues help history endure...

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Yes, indeed.

This song by this artist is all that...

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Whoa there, lose the attitude...

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You’ve absolutely gotta crank up this tune, no ifs, ands, or buts…

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Chores, made far more enjoyable!

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Ok, now I’m going Bach in time…

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In many cases, at least for me, the music of life…

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Do not hesitate, send them back - now…

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I suggest you sit down for this…

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This song has a ton of character…

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Have you been picking up on that feline beat?

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I didn’t know this song was in a movie.

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Some podcasts are worth making time for…

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Kinda, sorta, still a mind blower…

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What nincompoop would leave a cake out in the rain?

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He made an uncredited appearance as Josey’s son in the 1976 film “The Outlaw Josey Wales”. Now, he makes great music!

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I can partially set the scene - slants, hooks, outs & long bombs!

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You either know or you don’t know - so who is this?

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Great tune. Digital and intact. Thank-you, son!

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A song that’s stayed with me for decades…

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You kinda have to boogie to Bugge…

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Is it possible to be wounded and content?

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A band named after the artist’s dog…

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The first time I heard this song - “brrrr” - was going through my mind!

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The chase for a great song is over…

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An aspiring soccer player turns teen idol…

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That there song…

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A classic tune…

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After the wreck…

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I didn’t know this sportscaster, who studied music in Montreal, was also a rock star…

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Good vibes…

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Is it the tooth or the dentist that’s spooky?

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Upright rocks…

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Right before your ears...

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Piano is positively a percussion instrument...

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Don’t be a dope...

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Lace ‘em up...

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All lyrics by Joan Jones...

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Are those the piano man’s pipes?

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Big on Broadway...

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Let me just say this is seriously funked up...

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A truly international hit...

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An undiscovered holiday gem...

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Kicks butt, I say...

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And now for something completely different...

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Doo bee doo bee doo...

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Crazy like a fox...

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If only it were always smooth sailing...

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Who can it be now?

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This is principally a percussion party!

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His big break is the stuff of legends and this Montreal superstar has been making hit-laden music with his brothers for several decades.

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This artist was in a group that had more than a dozen songs chart between 1970 and 1977, but this musical suite is part of his solo career.

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A nice mix of melodies and moods in this progrock song by a group that was originally a bluegrass band.

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A track from a Montreal rock band with a stellar guitarist.

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A solid rock tune by a solid Canadian band!

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An energetic, percussive, funky track by a Quebec band.

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Episode One - This jazz tune by a legendary Canadian musician is, truly,  off the charts!