Episode 631: Bands That Should Have Been Bigger in U.S. – Tragically Hip, Elbow

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June 27, 2019

Music:

  • Elbow “The Take Off and Landing of Everything” The Take Off and Landing of Everything (Fiction, Polydor) 2014
  • The Tragically Hip “Bobcaygeon” Phantom Power (Universal Music Canada) 1994
  • Slade “Cum on Feel the Noize” Cum On Feel The Noize (Polydor) 1973
  • Cliff Richard “Devil Woman” Dressed for the Occasion (EMI) 1983

Notes:

One of the perks of being a Rockin’ the Suburbs patron, is that you can call in and choose the show topic! Today, Keith Jacobsen of Grand Rapids, Michigan talks about bands that were big in other countries, but could not seem to find their footing in the United States. Keith keeps his focus on Canada’s Tragically Hip and England’s Elbow, while Jim & Patrick chime in with some of their own picks.

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Where credit is due: Thumbnail photo of The Tragically Hip by Aven Hoffarth.

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