Cool interview with Dick Dale from 1995 on Soundtrack. Dick talks with Roch about how he got the name "King of the Surf Guitar", how he came to know Elvis and how he got Leo Fender to crank it up to 11 for him. This is part two of an episode of Soundtrack that aired on November 23/24/25 1995.

"Cottage Music" comes to Soundtrack as The Bird performs live in the play area. This is part one of a show that air in lated November 1996 in which The Bird tells Janet about the culinary delights of Europe, such as white beer, chocolate and pasta, the anticipated consumptions the band is looking forward to on a planned 3 month tour of Europe set for early 1997. He also shares details of upcoming Canadian dates with Alvin Lee.

Alternafest took place at the NAC and Roch had a chat with the members of Fifth Column. J. Knutson stopped by Studio “C” to play and share travel tales from his tours across Canada and Australia. The Mustards share a new song.

The Soundtrack episode that aired November 16 & 18 1997 is split into two videos. Part One features The Mustards performing two news songs - I Wish I Knew" and "Head Over Heals" and talking with Janet on the Soundtrack set. Look for the video for Part 2 of the show to see J. Knutson play in Studio “C” and share travel tales from his tours across Canada and Australia with Janet. This section also highlights Roch’s chat with the members of Fifth Column who were part of Alternafest at the NAC.

It's the Soundtrack Christmas show and we unwrap live footage of Big Sugar at Porter Hall and and interview with lead singer/guitarist Gordie Johnson thanks to Shawna Lucey. Catherine & Chris of Ottawa band Cat discuss their latest project and perform “Venus” in the Soundtrack play area. Steven and Doug from the Odds do an acoustic version of "Heard You Wrong" live in Studio C. Our producer Mike Fisher has a quick chat with The Commitments and get some live footage of the band on stage at Barrymores.

We kick off this episode of Soundtrack with a bang. Do you remember The Tea Party performing at Barrymore’s in 1996? We have footage of an acoustic version of “The Bazaar” and an interview with Jeff Martin and Jeff Burrows. Soundtrack caught highlights of the Tommy Benefit featuring Ottawa musicians that was held at Barrymore’s and we also have an interview with Craig and Jessica from Purple. This show aired on Nov 11/Nov15 1996.

I Mother Earth kicks off this edition of Soundtrack. We see the video for Another Sunday and Ian Stolberg has a casual chat backstage with Edwin about the band's rise. Michael and Marianna of Unsung Heroes talk with Janet and perform their song Amputation in the Soundtrack play area. Producer Mike Fisher catches up with Elevator to Hell and they discuss the value of vinyl. We end the show with a Genesis experience - a live clip of Watcher of the Skies from The Musical Box show at the Congress Centre and a chat with keyboard player David Myers.

Nova Scotia's Sandbox came to Ottawa and took time out to speak with Soundtracks' Ian Stolberg. He talked to Paul Murray (nephew of Anne Murray!) and Mike Smith about what they fight about, their album and an upcoming US tour with I Mother Earth. Ottawa band The Mustards perform "The Big Noise" in the Soundtrack play area and Marco and Stu discuss the making of their new album that's produced by Myles Goodwyn. We have a chat with the Barstool Prophets, and Blackie and the Rodeo Kings play acoustic and chat with Janet in Studio C. We wrap the show with footage of Hootie and the Blowfish live at Corel Centre.

Soundtrack’s Chris Rombough speaks with Canadian singer-songwriter Kim Stockwood prior to her gig at Zaphods in a segment featuring her Canadian pop hit “Jerk”. Ottawa musician Pete Sig talks about the making of his debut album “Artificial World” and he performs in the Soundtrack play area. Ian Stolberg grabbed an interview and producer Mike snagged footage of Merlin live from Barrymores for the Kumbaya Festival. We were on site for the “Creature” CD release party with Moist. The band’s David Usher and Mark Makoway talk to Chris Rombough and we see the new video for “Leave It Alone”. 

Headstones‘ Tim White and Trent Carr talk about the work on their upcoming 3rd album, touring and Hugh Dillon’s appearance in Hard Core Logo. Ottawa’s Gerry Griffin is live in the Soundtrack play area and talks about the story behind the songs on his CD “Hour Glass”. Blackie and the Rodeo Kings play “White Line” live acoustic and Roberta and Ken of Wild Strawberries talked to Mike Fisher before their show at Barrymores.

We’re backstage with John Kastner of Montreal’s Doughboys. Their new single/video “I Never Liked You” is from their latest album “Turn Me On”. Ian Stolberg interviews The Watchmen who played Frosh Week at Carleton U. Adam and Andrew of Punchbuggy share their new single “Dressed for Success” and talk with Janet. Grant Lee Buffalo plays live in Studio C with Dan Youngs of CHEZ 106 producing.

Another season of Soundtrack kicks off! Tom Stewart of FurnaceFace discusses the band’s new album “unsafe@anyspeed” from the comfort of the band’s van and we see the video for “Slip and Stumble” that was shot on a beach in Mexico. Max Webster talks about regrouping, tour plans and we grab live footage of “Battlescar”. Goo Goo Dolls play a Blind Date gig at Barrymore’s and Austin’s Ian Moore plays acoustic in CHEZ’s Studio “C”. And see if you can spot the “guest appearance” of Tom Green!