Hi, I'm from America and I'm quite a Stan Rogers fan. I found your channel and think its so cool that you have access to so much content that isn't normally available online regarding Stan. Thanks for giving us access to this stuff.

A class act a brilliant songwriter

A class act and songwriter

I came here for Stan but I cannot help but think that people were much better spoken then.

Please tell me you're planning on uploading more of this tape!

I never heard of Stan Rogers until about 5 days ago. He was so talented. Such a shame he died so young.

I so love hearing Nanci sing. RIP kid!

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Woww this is crazy! thank you for documenting this, this is just interesting! I actually just graduated from Wheaton last week, so seeing this generational change is quite interesting!

Thank you so much for your efforts! Unfortunately she doesn’t come to Houston much so this is the next best thing. I would love to see her with an orchestra!

It sure is beautiful!

Cool ride! Take it Easy!

Ryan's Fancy played at my high school in Truro Nova Scotia back in 78 or so. My mother took me to see them and ever since then I was hooked on this kind of music. Full of soul and gristle.

Very cool Mike! Hope you’re doing well!

So I glad I found this. I could not remember who sang this (although I saw B&B in concert in the late 1980s in nyc at the Bottom Line (they opened for Christine Lavin). Pete Fornatele used to play this on WFUV Mixed Bag every Father’s Day

Now and then - one of my faves

Thank you for all you do on this platform. I especially enjoyed the recording you found of Stan Rogers, so thank you for those. Hope your knee gets better.

GO BRYCE!!!!!

this is a gem, truly amazing

Can’t believe I missed this video! Awesome!

Reason anyone should care is that this station gave a basis for the DC music scene. This includes Dischord Records and the harDCore scene. Gave rise to Nirvana. Dave listened as did I.

Date was Thursday, April 14th, 1983 on sign off. Midnight as Friday arrived.

such a loss. to me much like my friends jim croce and maury muelheisen, 10 years later. he was a few years older than jim. his voice is special. i appreciate your many posts

My sons a musical savant , Stan Rogers is his favourite musician . I bought him his 1st guitar at 7 after playing Santanas; Black magic woman spotless . I’m sure you’ve played with a few of my family members. Acoustic guitar made in a day is remarkable . I’ve played 100k+ homemade guitars at the Montreal folk festival. RIP Stan , gone far too soon . ❤🙏🏼

Wow...🥲

Schooner fare is awesome

This is a treasure. Thank you.

Heart warming ❤

Nicce❤

I have been in love with Anna McGarrigle since I first heard her voice in the late 70's. Such an incredibly beautiful woman.

Back in 1984ish I heard they would be at the Birchmere and I went by myself & was blown away - so fun ! I told Steve I had heard Leviathan while driving overnight from Ohio to Maryland & he was very surprised. It must have been on a college station my radio picked up as stations faded in & out along the way. I'm so glad I have 3 of their albums - I'm 75 & I just met a 21 year old girl while giving blood - she's from Portland ! I'm looking forward to playing Portlandtown for her so she can record it into her phone - there's something to be said for modern technology.

thank you.

Thanks for sharing this! Do you happen to know when and where this was recorded?

Thank you Jason! I’m so glad to see you’re carrying on with John Prine’s empathetic music. Way to go!

Loved watching you build every step from day one, it’s truly great worked…I think I recall even contributing a few suggestions on a few projects using hobby shop items to use for some of the projects on your layout subjects. I had fun being able to see your layout come to fruitaton! Beautiful job!!!♥️ I love all things miniature reproduction of real life. You layout is a work of art! Mike!

may god never forgive the evil people that made us where masks and live in fear

Nice video!

I remember watching this on pay-streaming service. About the only thing that kept me going through those dark days of COVID. Thanks for posting- look forward to the second set.

Really enjoy this - thanks so much! I remember this interview on KPFK and recorded the songs on my old cassette boom box - probably wore the hell out of that tape. Stan was truly an amazing poet, writer, musician, performer. Thanks for putting this up and helping keep his music out there.

I can remember running up it in the first two mount summit challenge 5Ks.

got a cracked bat from him in 70

I used to ride on the metro all the time with my mom to go to the zoo when I was a little kid. Man, I miss those times...

As an American I realize that I can't possibly fully appreciate the genius of Stan Rogers. However, I have been a CBC radio junkie since 1977 and living in Erie, PA I had access to the Toronto 740 station and Peter Gzowski and Vicky Gabereau made me love Canada. I moved out of Erie and spent a stupid amount of money on equipment to listen to CBC as I worked from home. The money was worth it. Now that CBC is freely available on the internety I am still a listener.

Thank you for posting this. Stan Rogers means so much to my family. Stan Rogers was my moms cousins hero, he stopped his car on the side of the road and wept when heard the news that Stan passed on the CBC radio. I wish I could show you these sets Jimmy, but I feel lucky to be listening to them

The glowing red smokestack is an item unique to American Flyer. Your video captures it very well.

Gord was the consummate performer until the very end and he is dearly missed by this long-time fan. I saw him at Place-des-Arts in Montreal on a few occasions from the 1970’s until his second to last performance at PDA in the 2000’s.

Is that Bob there ? 😁

thank you

In the beginning that is the voice of Doris Justis of the duo Side by Side.

Loved it! Thanks for sharing Santa’s arrival Mike!🎄🥳✌🏼