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TROOPER (1975) I’m In Trouble Again General Hand Grenade All Of The Time Eddy Takes It Easy Roller Rink Baby Woncha Please Come Home Love Of My Life Don’t Stop Now	2 FOR THE SHOW (1976) Two For The Show Gypsy Wheeler Santa Maria Loretta The Boys In The Bright White Sports Car Ready Whatcha Gonna Do About Me Miss You Already What’s Gonna Happen Now	KNOCK ‘EM DEAD KID (1977) Knock ‘Em Dead Kid Waiting On Your Love Most Of The Country You Look So Good We’re Here For A Good Time Pretty Lady Cold Cold Toronto It’s Been A Long Time	THICK AS THIEVES (1978) Live From The Moon No Fun Being Alone Round Round We Go Drivin Crazy Roll With It Say Goodnight The Moment That It Takes One Good Reason Gambler Raise A Little Hell
HOT SHOTS (1979) The Boys In The Bright White Sports Car Baby Woncha Please Come Home General Hand Grenade Two For The Show Ready Santa Maria We’re Here For A Good Time Oh Pretty Lady Long Time Round Round We Go Moment That It Takes Raise A Little Hell	FLYING COLOURS (1979) 3 Dressed Up As A 9 All Day And All The Night Go Ahead and Sue Me Quiet Desperation She’s So Sweet Mr Big Janine Back To You Good Clean Fun Drive Away	TROOPER (1980) Don’t Feel Like Dancing Are You Still My Baby I Don’t Wanna Be Here Volunteer Victims Dump That Creep Laura If I Never See Your Face Again Real Canadians Legend	MONEY TALKS (1982) Money Talks Only A Fool This Must Be The Place Lookin For Trouble Ready For The Night Everything You Want Could’ve Been Me Any Minute Now It Comes It Goes Dig A Little Deeper
LAST OF THE GYPSIES (1989) Workin Like A Dog Thin White Line The Girl Don’t Know The Real World Don’t Like Being Told What To Do Boy With A Beat The Best Way To Hold A Man $100,000.00 Ain’t Gonna Swallow My Pride The Last Of The Gypsies	TEN (1991) The American Dream Too Much Too Easy Simple Thing Kids In Love What Day Is This? Don’t Let Nothin’ Bring You Down True Love Fight For Freedom Stop Thinkin’ What The Hell’s Going On?
Scott Brown (solo) RIGHT ON (2001) Drift Away Right On Kiss

This Day In History

2022

Dec 16

1938: Maritime sensation John Allan Cameron is born in Inverness, Cape Breton, NS.

1948: Denise McCann is born in Clinton, Iowa.

1967: "People In Me" by A Passing Fancy peaks on the Canadian pop chart at #89, two weeks after its release.

1967: Tommy Hunter's "Mary In The Morning" tops Canada's country chart. It stays there for two weeks.

1967: Hank Snow peaks on the Canadian country chart at #15 with "Learning A New Way of Life."

1969: While at the Toronto Peace Festival, John and Yoko hang out at Ronnie Hawkins' pad in rural Ontario. They go snowmobiling, party, do some drugs... that sort of thing. John also had Bell Canada run a phone service to the house - which Hawkins didn't have. The $400 bill was never paid. For 50 years, The Hawk hounds Yoko but she stiffs him. Ronnie holds John's tape recorder and song demos hostage, which he still has.

1969: Neil Young makes his live debut with Crosby Stills & Nash in Chicago.

1970: Hank Snow is a guest on The Johnny Cash Show, performing "Remember Me."

1974: Rush and UFO are in Toledo, Ohio for a show at the Sport Arena.

1975: Billy Talent frontman Benjamin Ian Kowalewicz is born in Montreal.

1975: Rush is in Cleveland, Ohio for a show at the Agora Ballroom.

1976: Mahogany Rush are Tempo Studios in Montreal, working on what what become the WORLD ANTHEM album.

1979: Chilliwack release their BREAKDOWN IN PARADISE album.

1980: Fist is in Toronto for the second of a four night run at Spats.

1981: Wildroot Orchestra is in Kitsilano, BC for a show at Rohan's Pub.

1982: Lee Aaron is in Kitchener for a show at the Coronet Motor Hotel.

1994: The Pope rocks out, as Sarah McLachlan takes part in the Christmas At The Vatican concert.

1996: Alanis Morissette is atop the Canadian singles chart with "Head Over Feet," the fifth week of an eight-week run.

1999: The world yawns when it's reported that Celine Dion has sold more than 100 million albums worldwide.

1999:

Big Sugar's "Diggin' A Hole" peaks at #9 on the Canadian chart.

2000:

Terri Clark peaks at #75 on Billboard's country chart with "A Little Gasoline."

2001:

Nickelback's "How You Remind Me" tops the Billboard chart.

2007:

The JFR Project put on another killer show, this time at Blues on Whyte in Edmonton.

2010: The Hammer Museum in LA showcases a series of 11 commissioned art videos inspired by songs from

Leonard Cohen's music.

2015:

Saga are in Toronto for a show at the Mod Club.

2016:

The Guess Who are in Sioux City, Iowa for a show at the Hard Rock Casino.

2016:

Spoons are in Oshawa, Ontario for a pre-Christmas show at Whiskey John's.

2019: Virginia to Vegas see their single, "Just Friends" certified gold in Canada with 50,000 sales.

2019: Rich Chambers releases his new single and video, "It's Christmas Time."

2019: K2F release their new single and video, their cover of Prince's "When Doves Cry."

2022

Dec 17

1936: Jazz great Tommy Banks is born in Calgary as Thomas Benjamin Banks.

1949: Craig Ruhnke is born in Toronto.

1961: Garth Hudson joins Levon Helm, Robbie Robertson, Rick Danko and Richard Manuel in the Hawks, who serve as Arkansas rockabilly singer Ronnie Hawkins' backup band. Later they redub themselves The Band.

1961: Paul Anka guest stars on The Ed Sullivan Show for the second time.

1976: Mahogany Rush are Tempo Studios in Montreal, working on what what become the WORLD ANTHEM album.

1977: DECADE, a triple-album greatest hits collection personally assembled by Neil Young is released.

1980: Fist is in Toronto for the third of a four night run at Spats.

1981: Chilliwack performs on American Bandstand for the first time.

1981: Swindled is in Toronto for a show at The Cabana Room.

1982: Headpins are in Kitchener for a show at the Coronet Motor Hotel.

1994: Celine Dion marries her manager Rene Angelil in Montreal.

1996: Chrissy Steele opens for Jethro Tull at the Civic Auditorium in San Francisco.

2002: Randy Bachman releases EVERY SONG HAS A STORY on DVD, a quaint, personal unplugged session in a Toronto nightclub from earlier that year, where he plays both The Guess Who and BTO classics.

2005: It was bumped for two weeks by Madonna, but "Canadian Idol" winner Melissa O'Neil's "Alive!" tops Canada's singles chart for another two weeks.

2009: Mike Hall, former Killer Dwarfs and Helix guitarist releases his debut solo album, HAVE GUITARZ... WILL TRAVEL during a CD release party in Toronto.

2011: The Sheepdogs are in Edmonton at The Starlight Room.

2011: Tom Jackson is in Edmonton on The Horizon Stage.

2016: Trooper is in Enoch, Alberta for a show at River Cree Resort & Casino.

2016: Glenda Rae, Brett Wade, Miles Black, and Phil Robertson are in Surrey, BC for a show at the Crescent Beach Legion.

2016: In Heat and Headstones are in Waterloo, Ontario for a show at Maxwells.

2019: Henderson & Hemerling release their new single and video, "Late Autumn Rain."

2019: Northern Quarter Band release their new single and video, "Fighting For You."

2019: Lisa Stethem releases her new single and video, "My Obsession."

2019: Sly's Regard release their new single, "Making A List."