Alex Lifeson of Rush goes into detail about recording 'Tom Sawyer' in the winter.

Gino Vannelli talks 'Black Cars' and how it’s not really about, black cars.

Bassplayer/singer and founding member Sandy Horne from the Spoons on their song 'Romantic Traffic'.

Alex Lifeson of Rush goes into detail about recording 'Tom Sawyer' in the winter.
Gino Vannelli talks 'Black Cars' and how it’s not really about, black cars.
Bassplayer/singer and founding member Sandy Horne from the Spoons on their song 'Romantic Traffic'.

Behind the Vinyl: The Podcast. Where musicians sit down to share the stories about their songs. Listen as they drop the needle and reminisce about anything and everything that comes to mind as it plays.

Behind the Vinyl Podcast

Alex Lifeson of Rush, Gino Vannelli, Sandy Horne of Spoons

Host Stu Jeffries takes you behind the scenes with The Kings as guitarist Mister Zero and lead singer David Diamond reveal how they combined two songs into the iconic "This Beat Goes On/Switchin’ To Glide". Enjoy a laugh with Jann Arden and her hit "Could I Be Your Girl", and discover the enduring success of Honeymoon Suite with "New Girl Now". Dive into the stories that shaped the music and the artists who brought them to life.

Host Stu Jeffries takes you behind the scenes with The Kings as guitarist Mister Zero and lead singer David Diamond reveal how they combined two songs into the iconic "This Beat Goes On/Switchin&rsquo; To Glide". Enjoy a laugh with Jann Arden and her hit "Could I Be Your Girl", and discover the enduring success of Honeymoon Suite with "New Girl Now". Dive into the stories that shaped the music and the artists who brought them to life.

Behind The Vinyl: Mister Zero, Jann Arden & Honeymoon Suite

Join host Stu Jeffries as he delves into the stories behind some of Canada's most iconic tracks. This episode kicks off with Teenage Head's punk anthem "Let's Shake," featuring insights from bass guitarist Steve Marshall. Then, get ready to be inspired as Sass Jordan shares the creation story of her powerhouse hit "Make You a Believer." Finally, Ivan Doroschuk of Men Without Hats reveals how a quirky 70s tune led to the creation of their synthpop classic "Pop Goes the World." Tune in for a blend of nostalgia and musical discovery, and let the vinyl spin.

Join host Stu Jeffries as he delves into the stories behind some of Canada's most iconic tracks. This episode kicks off with Teenage Head's punk anthem "Let's Shake," featuring insights from bass guitarist Steve Marshall. Then, get ready to be inspired as Sass Jordan shares the creation story of her powerhouse hit "Make You a Believer." Finally, Ivan Doroschuk of Men Without Hats reveals how a quirky 70s tune led to the creation of their synthpop classic "Pop Goes the World." Tune in for a blend of nostalgia and musical discovery, and let the vinyl spin.

Behind The Vinyl: Men Without Hats, Sass Jordan & Teenage Head

This episode features Canadian rapper Snow sharing the life-changing event that inspired his chart-topping hit "Informer." Plus, hear from Platinum Blonde's Mark Holmes discussing "Somebody Somewhere" and Barney Bentall shedding light on "Something To Live For." Tune in for a mix of nostalgia and discovery, and let the music play on!

This episode features Canadian rapper Snow sharing the life-changing event that inspired his chart-topping hit "Informer." Plus, hear from Platinum Blonde's Mark Holmes discussing "Somebody Somewhere" and Barney Bentall shedding light on "Something To Live For." Tune in for a mix of nostalgia and discovery, and let the music play on!

Alex Lifeson of Rush, Gino Vannelli, Sandy Horne of Spoons

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