Madagascar Slim plays Voyageur live on CBC Radio's Metro Morning as part of an interview with Jowi Taylor by legendary host Andy Barrie about the Six String Nation project on August 25th, 2006.

Six String Nation

improvisation

6SN Slim

Ottawa DJ Rise Ashen remixed the poem "Générations", which was commissioned by Jowi Taylor from CANO founder Robert Dickson for the Six String Nation project. The remix became the basis for a dance performance at the National Arts Centre by Lata Pada, also commissioned by Jowi, for a Canada150 Conference in 2011.

Six String Nation Commission  

Générations Remixed

An air check of an early work-in-progress version of a piece commissioned by Jowi for Six String Nation from guitar giant Don Ross. The finished piece is entitled

Live on Fresh Air

Voyageur (unfinished)

DJ Rise Ashen's remix of Don Ross' "Voyageur", originally commissioned by Six String Nation.

Rise Ashen Remix              

Six String Ting

Recorded live at the Cameron House on February 9, 2006 by producer Danny Greenspoon

Justin Rutledge

Don't Be So Mean, Jellybean - Justin Rutledge

Inaugural podcast of JowiON - a shortform weekly podcast about whatever from Peabody Award winning broadcaster Jowi Taylor

Jowi On 01: Cooking

Second episode of the podcast of JowiON - a shortform weekly podcast about whatever from Peabody Award winning broadcaster Jowi Taylor. This one a reflection on the perils of clinging to 19th century notions of national identity.

Jowi On 02: National Identity

Third episode of the podcast JowiON - a shortform weekly podcast about whatever from Peabody Award winning broadcaster Jowi Taylor. This one ponders the effects of being just too good at storytelling.

Jowi On 03: Story

Thoughts on religion following a performance seen on YouTube of Sinead O’Connor on RTE

Jowi ON 04 Sinead

A short documentary pack featuring an interview with former Dawson City Mayor John Steins and music by Johnny Rogers played on Voyageur, the Six String Nation guitar. Music recorded at the Palace Grand Theatre, Dawson City, Yukon, July 22, 2006.

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