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Sev’s Cellar – Peter Von Althen

theBorderline 2 June 2022

A musician of Rock, World and Folk, Peter Von Althen is a drummer and percussionist with an impressive catalogue of work. Whether in studio or on tour, Peter has worked – and continues to work – with artists Kathleen Edwards, The Skydiggers, Lynn Miles, Jim Bryson, Fred Eaglesmith, Alex Mortimer, […]

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Sev’s Cellar – Gary Topp

theBorderline 19 May 2022

Author David Collier’s latest work is a graphic novel that is a combination of memoir and biography. The book explores his involvement in the cultural landscape of Toronto in the 1970s and 80s, specifically focusing on the life of Gary Topp, a concert promoter and founder of the pioneering Canadian […]

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Mother’s Day – This Week @ MISTER DISC

theBorderline 6 May 2022

Mister Disc Music Group on Facebook. WE ARE NOT YOUR TYPICAL MUSIC GROUP. Each Monday a theme for music posts is chosen and members find music that fit it. Please promote us and add in all your music loving friends. “Happy Mother’s Day!” MOTHER’S DAY Cheap Trick – SurrenderThe Judds […]

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Sass Jordan – Kick-Ass Sass

Brian Tremblay 6 May 2022

(This interview originally aired in February of 2021) About this episode, Brian says: I finally get to speak to one of the Canadian queens of rock’n’roll, Sass Jordan! Sass is a ball of energy and we had a great time talking about her new album, ‘Rebel Moon Blues’ and how […]

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1972 – This Week @ MISTER DISC

theBorderline 29 April 2022

Mister Disc Music Group on Facebook. WE ARE NOT YOUR TYPICAL MUSIC GROUP. Each Monday a theme for music posts is chosen and members find music that fit it. Please promote us and add in all your music loving friends. “And now you’re ahead by a half a century…” 1972 […]