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BEARINGS (1970) You, Me and Mexico Fool Cinder Dream Woodwind Song Hideaway Mind Police Toe Jam Sinking Ship Everyday I Have the Blues	EDWARD BEAR (1971) Last Song Private School Girls Fly Across The Sea Edgware Station Cachet County Masquerade Back Home Again Best Friend Ease Me Down Black Pete	ECLIPSE (1972) Four Months Out To Africa Chris’s Song You Can’t Deny It Pickering Tower T-1 Blues Pirate King Long Forgotten Day	CLOSE YOUR EYES (1973) Close Your Eyes Some Sunny Day I Love Her (You Love Me) Nowhere Is Karen Around Does Your Mother Know Fool What You Done Walking On Back Haven’t You Touched Her All The Lights Were Shining
BEST OF THE BEAR (1984) God Bless Us Now On & On Close Your Eyes Freedom For The Stallion Here I Go Again You Me And Mexico Fly Across The Sea Fool Masquerade Last Song	EDWARD BEAR COLLECTION (1991) You Me And Mexico Fly Across The Sea Masquerade Last Song Close Your Eyes Fool Same Old Feeling Freedom For The Stallion On & On God Bless Now I Had Dreams She Loves A Parade You & I Not Dreaming About You You Can’t Deny It

This Day In History

2022

Dec 23

1958: Carl Dixon of Coney Hatch, April Wine, and Guess Who fame is born in Sault Ste Marie, Ontario.

1962: Sass Jordan is born in Birmingham, England.

1966: Paupers are in Toronto for a show at Club 888.

1967: "Tears" by The Fifth enters the Canadian pop chart at #83.

1967: Buffalo Sprinfield, which is 3/5 Canadian, enter the Canadian charts for the first time at #100 with "Expecting To Fly."

1967: Tommy Hunter's "Mary In The Morning" tops Canada's country chart for the second of a two-week run.

1967: Ronnie Hawkins' "Home From the Forest" enters the Canadian pop chart at #93.

1970: Joni Mitchell is awarded her first gold record for the album LADIES OF THE CANYON.

1972: The first inception of Max Webster play their first ever show at the Abbey Road Pub in Toronto. Their manager couldn't think of a better name, so they were called Stinky.

1974: The Guess Who are in Hempstead, NY for a taping of Don Kirshner's Rock Concert at the Hofstra Playhouse.

1976: Wanka hosts a Christmas Bash at the North Toronto Memorial Gardens.

1980: Madcats are in Toronto for the second of a six night stand at Riverside.

1982: Hometown rockers Glider are in Kitchener for a show at the Coronet Motor Hotel, closing out a four-night run.

1995: Burton Cummings plays the third of three intimate one-man shows in Toronto at the Glenn Gould Theatre. The show becomes part of the UP CLOSE AND ALONE lp.

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

2000: Tragically Hip are in Toronto for a show at Air Canada Centre.

2004: Billy Talent release their new single, "The Ex."

2006: Nova Scotia blues legend Dutch Mason dies of diabetes-related complications at the age of 68 in his Truro, NS home.

2006: Avril Lavigne peaks on Billboard's chart at #17 with "Keep Holding On."

2007: Oscar Peterson dies of kidney failure in his home in Mississauga, Ontario, at the age of 82.

2016: Skydiggers end a two-night run in Toronto at the Horseshoe Tavern.

2017: The Steadies are in Banff, Alberta to close out a two-night run at Wild Bill's.