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Matthew Barber, Harrison Kennedy and Michael Bublé
Performer and broadcaster Gilda Salomone is in with her selection of some of the best new recordings by Canadian artists. This week we hear the music of Matthew Barber, Harrison Kennedy and Michael Bublé. ***NOT FOR PODCAST
Links:
- http://matthewbarber.com/
- http://harrisonkennedy.ca/
- http://www.michaelbuble.com/en-ca/home
SONG: Dust On My Collar
ARTIST: Matthew Barber
ALBUM: Matthew Barber
SONG: Ring Upon Your Finger
ARTIST: Matthew Barber
ALBUM: Matthew Barber
SONG: Cats In The Window
ARTIST: Harrison Kennedy
ALBUM: Shame The Devil
SONG: You Don't Know Me
ARTIST: Harrison Kennedy
ALBUM: Shame The Devil
SONG: It's beginning To Look Like Christmas
ARTIST: Michael Bublé
ALBUM: Christmas
SONG: Jingle Bells
ARTIST: Michael Bublé & The Puppini Sisters
ALBUM: Christmas
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