CBC Music Backstage Pass EPS 203 Blue Rodeo 'The Farmhouse Sessions'
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Channel: CBC Music · 2014 · Music
Subscribe to our channel! https://youtube.com/cbcmusic CBC Music is your hub for coast-to-coast-to-coast Canadian music. Watch exclusive performances, candid interviews, and behind-the-scenes content featuring your favourite artists. Visit http://cbcmusic.ca for the full story! Follow us on Facebook: https://facebook.com/CBCMusic Or Twitter: https://twitter.com/cbcmusic Or Instagram: https://instagram.com/cbc_music -------------------------------------------------- Get more music, film and arts interviews at CBC's q: https://youtube.com/Qtv And learn a thing or two about music at: https://youtube.com/cbcmusiclab Season 2, episode 3 In this episode of CBC Music Backstage Pass, Blue Rodeo opens the doors to Greg Keelor's home just outside Peterborough, Ont. The Canadian Music Hall of Famers have granted Backstage Pass and you exclusive access to their country farmhouse studio: the birthplace of their latest LP, In Our Nature. Keelor gives a guided tour of the 150-year-old farmhouse and studio. This is where 1993's Five Days in July was recorded. Jim Cuddy talks about the inspiration of making music in Canada and visiting the small towns around this vast country. Keelor and Cuddy share a funny story about the trailer parked in Keelor's driveway. It will forever be a fixture at the Keelor farmhouse, and a lasting reminder of the fall sessions. CBC Music Backstage Pass airs Friday nights at midnight and Sunday afternoons at 4 p.m. on CBC-TV. Check out the entire episode streaming at the very top.
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