The Warped 45s’ new CD (also available on vinyl, naturally) Matador Sunset is flying up various Canadian music charts at warp speed this summer.
While the ’45s are relatively new to the national roots scene, cousins Dave McEathron and Ryan Wayne McEathron have been playing country and roots music since they were kids, beginning around campfires and the kitchen table at Ryan’s childhood home in rural eastern Ontario.
In episode 32 of The Woodshed Sessions, Ryan and Dave talk with host David Newland about their early and current music influences (from Ryan’s dad to Gordon Lightfoot to Elliot Brood), the origin of the band’s name, and vinyl records.
The Warped 45s — including keyboard player Kevin Hewitt, drummer Hamal Finn Roye, and bassist Alex Needleman — also perform three songs from Matador Sunset.
Enjoy full performances of The Warped 45s Voice of the Mountain Song and Widows’ Well on Vimeo, and Pale Horse on YouTube
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My favourite Canadian band !! New album rocks! So glad you finally got them in the Woodshed