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The Side Of Things

The Side Of Things

By: Tye Windibank
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 A podcast about musicians and entrepreneurs rooted in the vibrant musical city of Windsor, Ontario... directly across from the Motor City!Copyright 2022 All rights reserved. Music
Episodes
  • Episode 03 - Case The Joint (16/06/2022)

    Episode 03 - Case The Joint (16/06/2022)
    Jun 27 2022

    Joined by co-host Humble John, we sat down with Junior, Sweetie Pie, Malloy and Matchstick from Case The Joint. The fellas give us some insight on their shtick, where they came from, an education on pineapples and two DOPE acoustic performances of "Girl At The Back Of The Bar" and exclusively for the first time... "Carnival". Be sure to check out "Heist Music" on Spotify and go see this outfit live... they know how to rock it!
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    1 hr and 11 mins
  • Episode 02 - Huttch (26/04/2022)

    Episode 02 - Huttch (26/04/2022)
    Apr 28 2022

    This episode, hosted in tandem with Stu West, welcomes the slick rockers Sebastian, Zack and Robbie from Huttch. We discuss their new record "Home Run" and run through the history, influences and experiences of the band. At the end of the episode they perform "Tired Eyes" and "Georgian Bay" acoustically from the new record.
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    1 hr and 35 mins
  • Episode 01 - Max Marshall (06/04/2022)

    Episode 01 - Max Marshall (06/04/2022)
    Apr 9 2022

    Joined by co-host and bassist Stu West, we welcome local riff slinger Max Marshall to the show. We discuss touring in Canada, Max's portfolio, stories from touring past and some politics around music in Canada.

    Later we break down a few songs from Max's collection and he gives us a live performance to round out the podcast.
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    1 hr and 16 mins
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