Leonard Cohen: Canada's Melancholy Bard
Topic timespan: 1961-1993
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Gordon Lightfoot: Canada's Folk Laureate
Topic timespan: 1962-2002
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Poet, musician, novelist, ladies' man, monk, actor... Leonard Norman Cohen, one of Canada's most influential cultural icons was born... (5 TV Clips, 7 Radio Clips) |
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His melodic, soulful voice is unmistakable. A modern day troubadour, Gordon Lightfoot has touched the lives of millions... (11 TV Clips, 3 Radio Clips) |
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Canada goes to the Oscars
Topic timespan: 1962
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The Rolling Stones: Canada gets Satisfaction
Topic timespan: 1965-1997
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It's Hollywood's biggest night. The Academy Awards are the most important awards in the entertainment industry and one of... (9 TV Clips, 8 Radio Clips) |
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It's only rock 'n' roll but we like it! For nearly 40 years, Mick and the boys have... (8 TV Clips, 4 Radio Clips) |
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Antonine Maillet, Acadian Avenger
Topic timespan: 1973-1998
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Punk Rock Comes to Canada
Topic timespan: 1977-1980
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"I have avenged my ancestors," said author Antonine Maillet in 1979 with the publication of her book Pélagie-la-Charrette. ... (5 TV Clips, 7 Radio Clips) |
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In 1977, a new form of underground music emerged from Canadian basements and garages. Journalists called it punk rock.... (5 TV Clips, 6 Radio Clips) |
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