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TITLE: Canada / Canadian Theme

SOURCE: Capitol 72476 single.





TITLE: John and Paul discuss the launch and purpose of Apple ... welcome to the waste paper bin !

SOURCE: CHUM AM Radio Toronto 1968 from their documentary "The Evolution Of Rock" which was first presented on CHUM AM in 1977





TITLE: Paul White talks about the Canadian Butcher

SOURCE: Personal archives of Piers A. Hemmingsen.





TITLE: A Tribute To CBC's Clyde Gilmour ... gracious host of the weekly radio show "Gilmour's Albums"

For those who will remember, Clyde Gilmour's voice was a fixture on weekends on CBC Radio from the mid 1950s through the mid 1990s. The Beatles were just a blip on the Gilmour highway ... Clyde's weekly one hour radio show provided us avid listeners in Canada with an amazing assortment of recordings from his very diverse record collection. As the CBC web site states, " 'Gilmour's Albums' was the longest-running network radio music show in CBC history". After Clyde passed away in 1997, the CBC was given his entire record collection and they have this proudly on display at the CBC Music Library on Front Street in Toronto. We salute Clyde for passing on his love of old recordings to thousands of record collectors.

Here Clyde has graciously provided us with a small endorsement for the Capitol 6000 web site.

SOURCE: Personal archives of Piers A. Hemmingsen.





TITLE: The Audio fom the 1994 Canadian pomo BBC cassette.
bbc ppomo cassette

SOURCE: Personal archives of Piers A. Hemmingsen.





TITLE: CHUM air check
SOURCE: Personal archives of Piers A. Hemmingsen.





TITLE: Ray Davies of The Kinks takes on The Rolling Stones in Munich via CHUM Desert Island Discs
SOURCE: Personal archives of Piers A. Hemmingsen.





TITLE: Ray Davies talks about the Beatles' Ticket To Ride on CHUM
SOURCE: Personal archives of Piers A. Hemmingsen.





TITLE: Ray Davies trailer on CHUM
SOURCE: Personal archives of Piers A. Hemmingsen.





TITLE: Lennon's Apology

SOURCE: Playback '66 LP.





TITLE: Paul McCartney radio advert

SOURCE: The recording is by courtesy of the late David Pritchard








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