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Dallas Green

Dallas Green

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Oct 1, 2026

Jon BryantGUEST
62:52
I think, I think a lot of people have a hard time adapting to what is current and what is, like... what's gonna take them out of their comfort zone and reveal the truth, the truth of who they are.
Jon BryantGUEST
63:02
'Cause I think at a certain point, especially in the early days, we're all trying to become the next Lumineers or, you know, Bon Iver, or City and Colour, who, who at...
Jon BryantGUEST
63:12
For me, you know, those artists were-
Glenn EricksonHOST
63:15
Yeah, yeah
Jordan UllmanGUEST
7:15
Yeah.
Jordan UllmanGUEST
7:15
But even with their music, like what Dallas Green was doing and kind of the juxtaposition, the melody to it, loved it.
Tom PowerHOST
7:23
I like it.
Tom PowerHOST
7:24
Yeah.
JadeHOST
13:04
You know, like...
JadeHOST
13:07
Dallas Green we've already established this is not a music but this is like you know you maybe not know how Tom Morello from Rage Against the Machine likes to work with loads of different artists he's got various albums he likes to guest with lots of other people but like Tom Morello is a man who also guested on the Pacific Rim soundtrack you know he pops up all over the place it's great much respect But I think it is an older singer-songwriter who wants to bring a different energy to the album and has asked Birdie to come and play on it and help write some stuff.
JadeHOST
13:57
And Birdie shares that one night late.
JadeHOST
14:02
And maybe it is, like, feeling the question marks floating around Jace's head every time he looks at them.
Stu FreestoneGUEST
27:28
Incredible.
Stu FreestoneGUEST
27:29
He's worked with, um, the guitarist, not, uh, not Dallas, but the other guy from city and color, uh, on a, on a tune.
Stu FreestoneGUEST
27:39
Um, um, which is called treading water i believe and it's like and it's great tune and as soon as i met adam again a few years ago i was like i need you to come and be my support and and it it made the night him being there like my grantham roots being there in york to all these people um generally poetry crowds fairly silent anyway because they're just digesting and listening and adam still to this day is just like that's one of my favorite gigs ever because everyone just sat there and absorbed it and
CoopeHOST
28:11
it's
Sarah McMillanHOST
4:34
These surviving members of The Tragically Hip will be inducted into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame tonight at Toronto's Massey Hall.
Sarah McMillanHOST
4:41
Fellow artists City and Colour and Our Lady Peace will take the stage to perform live tributes to late frontman Gord Downie and his bandmates.
Sarah McMillanHOST
4:51
And that is The World This Hour.
Sarah McMillanHOST
4:52
[outro music] For CBC News, I'm Sarah McMillan.
Harry CareyHOST
73:18
One ball, no strike.
Harry CareyHOST
73:24
Dallas Green warming up in the bullpen for the Phillies.
Harry CareyHOST
73:27
The pitch.
Harry CareyHOST
73:28
Outside.
Jack BuckHOST
76:33
I know the run on the first, the run on the second, four on the fourth, and the lead's 6-0.
Jack BuckHOST
76:38
The pitch, foul back to the screen, 2-2.
Jack BuckHOST
76:44
Dallas Green, the big, tall right-hander, is warming up out the bullpen.
Jack BuckHOST
76:58
Jim Lomborg of the Red Sox won his 20th ball game of the year tonight.
Mike BoonHOST
55:40
This, of course, is City and Color.
Mike BoonHOST
55:44
Dallas Green.
Mike BoonHOST
55:44
I see.
Mike BoonHOST
55:45
Dallas Green.
Mike BoonHOST
55:46
See, Rob, Dallas is a city.
Mike BoonHOST
55:48
Yeah, and green is a color.
Mike BoonHOST
55:57
His mom did.
Mike BoonHOST
55:57
He was named after the baseball player.
Tom SeaverSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
42:47
He said he's a company man.
Tom SeaverSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
42:49
Dallas Green said he was a company man.
Tom SeaverSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
42:51
I think he'll be
Dick EnbergSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
42:52
back next year.
Dick EnbergSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
43:26
back upstairs.
Tom LasordaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
43:26
That's
Tom SeaverSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
43:26
the same thing that Dallas Greens had last year.
Tom SeaverSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
43:28
Same kind of, I'm coming down, I'm not, you know, I'm just going to fill in here and help out.
Sara JHOST
3:14
When they released it as the lead single for their covers project, Copies of Old Masters, they didn't just play a straightforward tribute.
Sara JHOST
3:24
They completely rebuilt the track around their signature three guitar assaults, balancing Dallas Green's soaring, soulful vocal melodies against George Petetti's throat-shredding intensity.
Sara JHOST
3:39
It's heavy.
Sara JHOST
3:40
It's reverent.
Sara JHOST
7:52
Hearing a band like Alexis on Fire take the skeletal structure of a song that defined 1990s Canadian radio and crank the distortion to 11 shows you just how timeless Gord and the Boys' songwriting really was.
Sara JHOST
8:09
What makes that cover work so well is the duality in the vocals.
Sara JHOST
8:14
Dallas Green captures that yearning atmospheric quality that Gord Downie brought to the original chorus.
Sara JHOST
8:21
George Petetti unleashes that raw, cathartic scream to push the tension over the edge.
Sarah JHOST
3:24
They completely rebuilt the track around their signature three guitar assaults.
Sarah JHOST
3:30
balancing Dallas Green's soaring, soulful vocal melodies against George Petetti's throat-shredding intensity.
Sarah JHOST
3:39
It's heavy, it's reverent, and it's a brilliant example of how a 1992 classic can be reimagined with pure, explosive, modern power.
Sarah JHOST
3:51
Turn this one all the way up.
Sarah JHOST
7:52
Hearing a band like Alexis on Fire take the skeletal structure of a song that defined 1990s Canadian radio and crank the distortion to 11 shows you just how timeless Gord and the Boys' songwriting really was.
Sarah JHOST
8:09
What makes that cover work so well is the duality in the vocals.
Sarah JHOST
8:14
Dallas Green captures that yearning atmospheric quality that Gord Downie brought to the original chorus.
Sarah JHOST
8:21
George Petetti unleashes that raw, cathartic scream to push the tension over the edge.

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