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Gaye Delorme — Angelina
Album: Best Of Gaye Delorme
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7.7

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Total ratings: 942









Released: 1999
Length: 4:43
Plays (last 30 days): 0
(instrumental)
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forget the restaurant but was down by the river, awesome time 1980ish fun im old he was really recognized 
9 > 10 bump
it's on Youtube: link
 Shwing wrote:
Every Canadian knows the Rodeo Song, few know Gaye Delorme  wrote it.

 

 msymmes wrote:
Wow.   As a Canadian myself, I am feeling pretty stupid that I knew nothing about this musician until today.  

 

for those curious about this guitarist: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
 msymmes wrote:
Wow.   As a Canadian myself, I am feeling pretty stupid that I knew nothing about this musician until today.  
As a non Canadian I feel the same
 

It's always a sad day when RP plays a track I love and it turns out spotify doesn't have it :(
 radioparadise9 wrote:
So good!

Instantly recognisable

Anyone know where to get the album?
 

I just checked on Qobuz - and they have 4 of his albums, but this song is not on those. :-(
It's songs like this that make me so happy to have a synthesizer at my desk for an impromptu jam.
So good!

Instantly recognisable

Anyone know where to get the album?
Wow! Heard this before and liked it, but I'm listening with headphones and now I love it. I really enjoy the spiral-like construction of it. The same tune repeating with increasingly richer and better increments. Makes me want to soar. Thanks for playing
When this song started, I thought it was "so and so", but it grew on me by the minute. What a great finale!
 Steve_G wrote:
A great guitarist, would not have known of him without Radio Paradise. Thank you Bill and Rebecca! 
 



Wow, so fine! Thank you, Bill and Rebecca.

Never heard of him either, but really like this tune...thanks again RP..
...indeed.  such an epic song  it lifts my spirits   Steve_G wrote:
A great guitarist, would not have known of him without Radio Paradise. Thank you Bill and Rebecca! 
 

A great guitarist, would not have known of him without Radio Paradise. Thank you Bill and Rebecca! 
Oh, what a sound!!
 choiceimage wrote:
Anyone know if this song can be bought and downloaded yet?
 youtube: https://youtu.be/da1aoFX4hDs
 DChas wrote:
9 for me . . . what a distinctive sound . . . I love it
 

Just bumped it to 9 too. A bit like Knopfler at the beginning, but rich and full in the middle!!!
9 for me . . . what a distinctive sound . . . I love it
Wonderful !
I am from Ottawa ON & never heard of this guy...sux 2 B me.
This is very good stuff....
I love the chord progression ...
One of my favorite previously unheard tracks here on RP. That is an amazing and joyful sound and talent. 
Sadly, Mr. Delorme passed a few years ago in Calgary. His Blue Wave Sessions album is a masterpiece to me.
An unsung hero of Canadian music world obscurity. Excellent musician, thanks for the memory RP.
Thank you Bill. 
Nice!  Another one I'm writing down to add to the playlist.  Love RP!
Would love to know more about this performer. 
Anyone know if this song can be bought and downloaded yet?
Nice stuff! Love the energy. Perfect for that Friday afternoon drag.
He was a great guy.
NICE{#Wink}
Wow.   As a Canadian myself, I am feeling pretty stupid that I knew nothing about this musician until today.  

David Lindleyesque.  Love it.
Such a great song to make any day better.  Wish I could find out where I can purchase a copy...
 willmcnaught wrote:
Just one more reason I listen and donate to RP! 
 

 
thanx 4 the reminder, today is the 1st day of the 2nd quarter and time to send in my offering
Just one more reason I listen and donate to RP! Always finding something to like and buy, download, or go see! TY Bill & Rebecca{#Dancingbanana}
 
Happy music. Splendid.
NICE. Love the chiming strings and slide. A very positive and exuberant track. 
Never heard of him but wish I had done.  I can hear touches of Mark Knofler - love the lush slide playing too. Sorry he is not around to get our good comments.
So good he must be Canadian.
 jmkate wrote:
This is lovely.

 
It really is.
This is lovely.
Wow - Never even heard of this guy. Not a heck of a lot on him as far as YouTube videos, and what there is sounds rather different than this.
Anyway, I like this. 
This is such an awesome song!  It's also extremely rare to find this particular CD on sale anywhere!!!
Bummer!
 Gaye James Delorme (March 20, 1947 – June 24, 2011) was a Canadian songwriter, composer and guitar player. 

Great find Bill! Thanks one more time for introducing me to great music.

 
Wow! Where did this guy come from? 
Im googling him now! 
Woah is right.

Lindley meets Landroth meets Duane.

Amazing.
He was definitely inspired.
 westslope wrote:

What the hell?  Why have I never heard of this guy?

Thunder Bay for cryin' out loud.

 
'slope, you just took the words right out of my mouth. I was like, whoa — who is this guy and why have I not heard him till now? 

May have to play this another four or five times. 
Whoa!

What the hell?  Why have I never heard of this guy?

Thunder Bay for cryin' out loud.


Never heard of him before... damn good sounds!
you can tell he absolutely loves what he's doing, and that's contagious
Thanks so much for the MySpace link!
The song isn't anywhere that you can buy, nor is the album available. BUT you can find it on myspace. He has a page there with this and three other tunes ("Borderline", "Bahia" and "Sailor Sailor")
Hits the spot right now.
More of this, Bill, if you please.
 
First time I've heard this - may I say - WOW - more of this please - instant 8
Nowhere to buy CD ?
NICE GUITAR RIFFS—THANKS!
Man oh man! I saw this dude in a bar in 1983. A guitar phenom whom I have completely forgotten until now.
 kingart wrote:
First time I ever heard this. At first it was kind of OK. Then it got dynamic and nice! It could grow on me. 
 
I've a growth even now!!
WOW!
First time I ever heard this. At first it was kind of OK. Then it got dynamic and nice! It could grow on me. 
This is technically very good.  He's clearly a talented musician.  That being said, this is background noise to me.  There's nothing here that really gets my attention.  
How have I never heard this before? Excellent.
 
{#Daisy}

Weird, you can't get this on iTunes...
Oh, wow...very cool!
Jimi said you'll never hear surf music again- I see someone disagrees. (NB: Does not apply to FZ's "Lumpy Gravy," which you should play every day, while you pray...)
...hey, this is cool!..

{#Good-vibes}

Yup, you're right.  The initial information in front of me last night was incorrect.  He WAS in Calgary and WAS scheduled to play at the Edmonton thing in August.  Thanks for the correction.  As for the snotty tone of your message, I'll leave that alone and go listen to some of Gaye's work instead.


Gaye Delorme passed away today at age 64. He collapsed on stage from a heart attack while doing a sound check at the Edmonton Folk Music Festival in Alberta.  "Angelina" is just one of many songs that showcase his amazing guitar playing.  His CDs "Borderline" and "Blue Wave Sessions" have been among my most played in years.  A bit of trivia: Gaye wrote and played guitar on "Earache My Eye" from Cheech & Chong fame.
Thanks a lot for introducing this guy!
Why have I never heard of this guy before Radio Paradise?
This is one excellent piece of music!  I hear Knopfler-esque flourishes, but also some clear, clean Craig Chaquico new-age progressions.  It's wonderful.  8, but I'll probably change that to 9 before the song is over.... Love it!!!{#Music}
Wow, liking this groove. Another RP first timer.
heavenly guitar picking intro.