Joe Pass on unpremeditated improvisational music

Video Source: American Buddhist

Dave Myles: environmental lyricist & mustache sporter

Measha Brueggergosman - Schubert, Duparc, and R. Strauss

Video Source: Zoomermedia — April 06, 2010 — The New Classical 96.3FM was very pleased to welcome back Canadian soprano sensation Measha Brueggergosman for an exclusive performance interview Live From The Concert Lobby. Hosted by Alexa Petrenko on April 6, 2010, Measha talks about upcoming projects, her inspiration, and the big O. Here she performs songs by Schubert, Duparc, and R. Strauss all featured on her latest release NIGHT AND DREAMS on Deutsche Grammophon accompanied by pianist Nicole Bellamy. Listen to more of your favourite classical music and watch more Live From The Concert Lobby performances at www.Classical963FM.com.

David Myles - Something I Can Feel

Video Source: paintapicture — March 31, 2010 — David Myles performing his song "Something I Can Feel" with Kyle Cunjak and Alan Jeffries in Sydney, Cape Breton (Nova Scotia) on March 6, 2010. This was an intimate performance on a Saturday afternoon in the MusicNB hospitality suite during the ECMA 2010 awards weekend.
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Bonus: David Myles & Alan Jeffries play When It Comes My Turn
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Matt Brennan's Zoey Van Goey - We All Hid In Basements

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A video for the song 'We All Hid In Basements', which appears on the Zoey Van Goey album 'The Cage Was Unlocked All Along' (released May 2009).
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Bonus: Zoey Van Goey video for City Is Exploding

QSLS Top Ten! Canadian Songs

QSLS Top Ten! Canadian Songs: "#8. Mushaboom - Feist

This wistful song gets its name from a tiny village outside Halifax, Nova Scotia. Longing for a life of knee deep snow on a little road barely on the map, you can't get much more Canadian than that.

The Deep Dark Woods "Nancy" - Track of the Day for March 22, 2010

The Deep Dark Woods "Nancy" - Track of the Day for March 22, 2010: "

TotD guest host Ruth Minnikin loves The Deep Dark Woods' country/bluegrass sound, just the thing for the first Monday of spring.

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The Tallest Man On Earth: Where Do My Bluebird Fly

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The Olympic Symphonium

The Olympic Symphonium
Fredericton, NB
Genres: Folk, Pop Singer Songwriter
Website: The Olympic Symphonium
Label: Forward Music Group

The Olympic Symphonium is a unique collaboration between three accomplished Maritime musicians with the hopes of forming a quiet escape from their accustomed high energy rock projects. read more
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Free Music:

1. The Olympic Symphonium Live at Wilser's Room on 2007-06-23
   19 downloads
2. The Olympic Symphonium Live at Loyalist City Folk Festival on 2007-03-30
   16 downloads
3. The Olympic Symphonium Live at The One World Cafe on 2007-02-10
   6 downloads
4. The Olympic Symphonium Live at Wilser's Room (Harvest Jazz & Blues Festival) on 2007-09-14
   5 downloads
5. The Olympic Symphonium Live at The City Market on 2007-07-28
   4 downloads

Jamie Lidell - Little Bit of Feel Good

Kelp records & Rhume

Hey Mitch,

Do you know about Kelp records and the guy from Fredericton who started it?

His band is pretty cool too (Rhume):


I was wondering if anyone else is interested in starting a QSLS music type blog - maybe under the banner of electric donkey for now?

Best,

Dan F.

Electric Donkey Productions is Born

Greetings

welcome to electric donkey productions. this is the beginning of something where the end is unknown. there are no real limits, parameters, or borders. this site and organization is dedicated as a creative outlet for all forms of media, but more specifically is concerned with the expressions and experiences attained at the intersection of travel, culture, music, photo, food, video, and most importantly, leisure.

The world is a complex place. You and I know this. A boy herding yaks on the Tibetan Plateau knows this. It is an unavoidable truth. For some it is an inconvenient truth. For others it is a profitable truth, and yet for others it is a painful truth. There is no shortage of media saturation trying to understand our world. What we are attempting here is not to contribute to the pollution of our media or to sensationalize global experiences, but to put forth a simple philosophy to try and make personal experiences for people everywhere better.

Our mission is not complicated with theory, and lies within the realm of possibility for every person on the planet. It also has potential to transform how we relate to the world and to each other. It is a participatory and cultural movement, and at it's core is the enhancement of the physical spirit through leisure.