EPISODE · Jan 8, 2025 · 43 MIN
Ian Tamblyn a Canadian Folk Music Icon
from The Backroads Bill Podcast · host North Bay Echo
Ian Tamblyn had the chance to make it big in the music scene but decided to turn down the chance when it meant changing the lyrics and topics from Canadian stories to something a little more commercial.Ian joins the show to talk about his career that has spanned over 40 albums, how the music industry has changed from an analog world to digital, and was appointed an Officer of the Order of Canada.You can find Ian’s work on his website: https://www.iantamblyn.com/ Follow Bill on Facebook & Instagram: @backroads_billand on Twitter: @steertonorthONTTo explore more North Bay podcasts and to stay updated on local events and news go to NorthBayEcho.ca.For exclusive North Bay updates and insights, subscribe to our newsletter Echo Essentials.Stay connected with Echo on social media: @NorthBayEchoProduction Credits:Host: Backroads Bill SteerProducer: Ben SargentProduced by Clark Communications
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Ian Tamblyn had the chance to make it big in the music scene but decided to turn down the chance when it meant changing the lyrics and topics from Canadian stories to something a little more commercial.Ian joins the show to talk about his career that has spanned over 40 albums, how the music industry has changed from an analog world to digital, and was appointed an Officer of the Order of Canada.You can find Ian’s work on his website: https://www.iantamblyn.com/ Follow Bill on Facebook & Instagram: @backroads_billand on Twitter: @steertonorthONTTo explore more North Bay podcasts and to stay updated on local events and news go to NorthBayEcho.ca.For exclusive North Bay updates and insights, subscribe to our newsletter Echo Essentials.Stay connected with Echo on social media: @NorthBayEchoProduction Credits:Host: Backroads Bill SteerProducer: Ben SargentProduced by Clark Communications
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