Big Sugar — All Over Now
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Can you see?
Can you see, can you see
Oh, can't you see?
You're not fooling me
But it's all right, baby
It's all over now
Thought I knew
Thought I knew, thought I knew
What did I know?
Guess I didn't know you
But it's all right baby
It's all over now
Did we love
Did we love, did we love?
Who did you love
When I was loving you?
But it's all right, baby
It's all over now
How I cried
How I cried, and I cried
All the time
The time spilled over you
But it's all right, baby
It's all over now
Can you see?
Can you see, can you see?
Oh, can you see
You're not fooling me
Well, it's all right baby
It's all over now
Well it's all right, baby
Look who's crying now
Look who's crying now
Do it now
Do it now
Well, it's all over now
Can you see, can you see
Oh, can't you see?
You're not fooling me
But it's all right, baby
It's all over now
Thought I knew
Thought I knew, thought I knew
What did I know?
Guess I didn't know you
But it's all right baby
It's all over now
Did we love
Did we love, did we love?
Who did you love
When I was loving you?
But it's all right, baby
It's all over now
How I cried
How I cried, and I cried
All the time
The time spilled over you
But it's all right, baby
It's all over now
Can you see?
Can you see, can you see?
Oh, can you see
You're not fooling me
Well, it's all right baby
It's all over now
Well it's all right, baby
Look who's crying now
Look who's crying now
Do it now
Do it now
Well, it's all over now
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tompoll wrote:
NAILED it
I like the perfectly lazy, very slightly behind the beat snare. Set s a very cool vibe.
NAILED it
tompoll wrote:
I get a Hot Tuna vibe, which is just fine with me!
c.
I like the perfectly lazy, very slightly behind the beat snare. Set s a very cool vibe.
c.
This is good!!
I have to admit, before I started listening to Radio Paradise I didn't realize how many really good bands come from Canada.
barguybrady wrote:
I would add Rolling Pin, Ride Like Hell, Diggin' a Hole, Tommy Johnson, Better Get Used to It... Just check out everything they've ever recorded and SEE THEM LIVE!!
Alas, RP shows the Americans what they missed, again.
One of Canada's Greatest Rock Outfits, that We never heard, South of the Border, due to FM Radio's corporate shit.
These Guys won Juno Awards ( it's like a Grammy, without the Labels being involved), yet No One in America has heard of Em!!
Thanks RP !
EveryOne Else: listen to their Entire Catalog !Opem Up, Baby.If I Has My Way.Wild Ox Moan.AA Aardvark Hotel....
I would add Rolling Pin, Ride Like Hell, Diggin' a Hole, Tommy Johnson, Better Get Used to It... Just check out everything they've ever recorded and SEE THEM LIVE!!
RP needs to have their song Red Rover in rotation, it's a banger
Saw them this month in Brampton, Canada. Still rockin it. 🎸
I like the perfectly lazy, very slightly behind the beat snare. Set s a very cool vibe.
bokey wrote:
Thought it was a funky ZZ Top deep cut at first...
That's some raunchy guitar. Bokey likey.
Thought it was a funky ZZ Top deep cut at first...
Alas, RP shows the Americans what they missed, again.
One of Canada's Greatest Rock Outfits, that We never heard, South of the Border, due to FM Radio's corporate shit.
These Guys won Juno Awards ( it's like a Grammy, without the Labels being involved), yet No One in America has heard of Em!!
Thanks RP !
EveryOne Else: listen to their Entire Catalog !Opem Up, Baby.If I Has My Way.Wild Ox Moan.AA Aardvark Hotel....
One of Canada's Greatest Rock Outfits, that We never heard, South of the Border, due to FM Radio's corporate shit.
These Guys won Juno Awards ( it's like a Grammy, without the Labels being involved), yet No One in America has heard of Em!!
Thanks RP !
EveryOne Else: listen to their Entire Catalog !Opem Up, Baby.If I Has My Way.Wild Ox Moan.AA Aardvark Hotel....
hifigreg wrote:
Great Canadian band. Have seen them live at least 5x.
SOOPER LOUD !!!
Gigs are always great fun.
Gary Lowe was a simply groovin'ly outstanding bassist; may he RIP.
Caught them in the late '90s at The Downstairs John at McMaster U. The John is long gone now, but my ears are still ringing as a result of that show.
Great Canadian band. Have seen them live at least 5x.
SOOPER LOUD !!!
Gigs are always great fun.
Gary Lowe was a simply groovin'ly outstanding bassist; may he RIP.
Caught them in the late '90s at The Downstairs John at McMaster U. The John is long gone now, but my ears are still ringing as a result of that show.
amazing tone on that guitar
cbrandtbuffalo wrote:
agreed - was he easily bored?!
Wow, that Wikipedia page has the biggest list of past members I think I have ever seen.
sjccroquet wrote:
I was shocked to learn that I was in that band.
Me too!
I was shocked to learn that I was in that band.
Me too!
Good Tune!
sjccroquet wrote:
I was shocked to learn that I was in that band.
LOfriggingL!!!
I was shocked to learn that I was in that band.
LOfriggingL!!!
cbrandtbuffalo wrote:
I was shocked to learn that I was in that band.
Wow, that Wikipedia page has the biggest list of past members I think I have ever seen.
I was shocked to learn that I was in that band.
Good tune! Another band that I never heard of, before RP. ...Thanx RP!
hifigreg wrote:
Great Canadian band. Have seen them live at least 5x.
SOOPER LOUD !!!
Gigs are always great fun.
Gary Lowe was a simply groovin'ly outstanding bassist; may he RIP.
I was just about to comment on the extreme volume of their show... Waterloo, 2000-ish. Talked to the frontwoman of Scratching Post, who'd opened for them, during their show.... well, I mean, we yelled in each other's ears! But what a fantastically tight band.
Great Canadian band. Have seen them live at least 5x.
SOOPER LOUD !!!
Gigs are always great fun.
Gary Lowe was a simply groovin'ly outstanding bassist; may he RIP.
I was just about to comment on the extreme volume of their show... Waterloo, 2000-ish. Talked to the frontwoman of Scratching Post, who'd opened for them, during their show.... well, I mean, we yelled in each other's ears! But what a fantastically tight band.
cc_rider wrote:
I didn't think that many people even LIVED in Canada...
c.
They don't. Why Pearson Airport is #2 busiest airport on planet.
I didn't think that many people even LIVED in Canada...
c.
They don't. Why Pearson Airport is #2 busiest airport on planet.
bpemby wrote:
As a Canadian I find that comment terribly hilarious.
That's why we like you guys.
As a Canadian I find that comment terribly hilarious.
That's why we like you guys.
lizardking wrote:
Look after the king of R n R please
@BillG the outro to this probably segues well into Sublime's Pawn Shop.
Not that you really need any advice from this amateur...LLRP!!
Not that you really need any advice from this amateur...LLRP!!
Look after the king of R n R please
@BillG the outro to this probably segues well into Sublime's Pawn Shop.
Not that you really need any advice from this amateur...LLRP!!
Not that you really need any advice from this amateur...LLRP!!
cc_rider wrote:
I didn't think that many people even LIVED in Canada...
c.
As a Canadian I find that comment terribly hilarious.
I didn't think that many people even LIVED in Canada...
c.
As a Canadian I find that comment terribly hilarious.
Wish we could hear "Nicotina", to my ears their best song.
cbrandtbuffalo wrote:
I didn't think that many people even LIVED in Canada...
c.
Wow, that Wikipedia page has the biggest list of past members I think I have ever seen.
I didn't think that many people even LIVED in Canada...
c.
cbrandtbuffalo wrote:
Great Canadian band. Have seen them live at least 5x.
SOOPER LOUD !!!
Gigs are always great fun.
Gary Lowe was a simply groovin'ly outstanding bassist; may he RIP.
Wow, that Wikipedia page has the biggest list of past members I think I have ever seen.
Great Canadian band. Have seen them live at least 5x.
SOOPER LOUD !!!
Gigs are always great fun.
Gary Lowe was a simply groovin'ly outstanding bassist; may he RIP.
cbrandtbuffalo wrote:
I wonder if they were all drummers.
Wow, that Wikipedia page has the biggest list of past members I think I have ever seen.
I wonder if they were all drummers.
That's funny, the Wikipedia page that shows up on the player is for "Big Sugar", as in the real sugar companys conglomeration similar to "Big Pharma" and not the band 
Love RP! Here’s another band I have to research!!
ziggytrix wrote:
huh....that's what I think whenever I hear this one....so there's 2 of us....and I'm gonna go 7+1 today for the heck of it....Long Live RP and songs that 'sound like' other bands' songs!!
I almost made fun of someone earlier for saying a song sounded like someone else's music (when to me it sounded NOTHING like their work) but now here I am thinking this sounds like it ought to be a Los Lobos song, and probably it's only in my head...
huh....that's what I think whenever I hear this one....so there's 2 of us....and I'm gonna go 7+1 today for the heck of it....Long Live RP and songs that 'sound like' other bands' songs!!
Wow, that Wikipedia page has the biggest list of past members I think I have ever seen.
Can you see or Can't you see? Where's Marshall Tucker when we need him?
DaveInVA wrote:
Not a chance. Big Sugar is being Big Sugar. They don't need to sound like anyone else.
I like it but it sounds like they are trying to hard to sound like T-Rex...
Not a chance. Big Sugar is being Big Sugar. They don't need to sound like anyone else.
Current faves from them include “Come Back Baby” and especially “All Hell For a Basement”. Thanks for playing them Bill...
I almost made fun of someone earlier for saying a song sounded like someone else's music (when to me it sounded NOTHING like their work) but now here I am thinking this sounds like it ought to be a Los Lobos song, and probably it's only in my head...
Me likey ........ : o) Connecticut
Still putting out good albums
Gordie Johnson is a Canadian treasure. The band is incredible live too.
I like it but it sounds like they are trying to hard to sound like T-Rex...
Fantastic song by a killer band.
Thank you for a great intro via psd, me likey will research Gordiee and Grady, et al
"Diggin a Hole" is also very strong...
They have a new album out.
A little more heavy on the reggae.
If you interested give the track "It's All I Know" a try. Warren Haynes guests on it.
A little more heavy on the reggae.
If you interested give the track "It's All I Know" a try. Warren Haynes guests on it.
Loved Big Sugar from the first lick....
Saw them live a few times. They gave me tinnitus. Thanks guys. LOL
Saw them live a few times. They gave me tinnitus. Thanks guys. LOL
Sounds like Hall and Oates attempting blues.
Recently played both national anthems US and Canadian at Senators game. Instrumental only.
https://video.senators.nhl.com/videocenter/console?id=140020
https://video.senators.nhl.com/videocenter/console?id=140020
Whhhheeeeee...Gordiiieeeee!!
Agreed!
Jelani wrote:
Jelani wrote:
Love tis tune.
LOVE it.
LOVE it.
Love tis tune.
LOVE it.
LOVE it.
Geecheeboy wrote:
Yes, terribly good. (Note the outline of the vinyl worn into the album cover on the scanned illustration.)
Awfully good.
Yes, terribly good. (Note the outline of the vinyl worn into the album cover on the scanned illustration.)
I find the sound of the guitar and the chord changes in this song super reminiscent of Norman Greenbaum's Spirit in the Sky.
ggg1ggg wrote:
I'll second that - he's got fellow Canadian (and ex-The Phantoms) 'Big' Ben Richardson with him on bass and if anything they're rockin' out even more than Big Sugar did!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grady_%28band%29
Did someone mention 'Come & Take Me'? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DlNgmnhsogA&feature=related
Not sure if you guys know this - Big Sugar's Gordie now has a band in Austin called Grady (https://www.shadygrady.net). Would be great to hear that on RP.
I'll second that - he's got fellow Canadian (and ex-The Phantoms) 'Big' Ben Richardson with him on bass and if anything they're rockin' out even more than Big Sugar did!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grady_%28band%29
Did someone mention 'Come & Take Me'? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DlNgmnhsogA&feature=related
ggg1ggg wrote:
yeah! I love "Come And Take Me" off of "A Cup of Cold Poison".
Not sure if you guys know this - Big Sugar's Gordie now has a band in Austin called Grady (https://www.shadygrady.net). Would be great to hear that on RP.
yeah! I love "Come And Take Me" off of "A Cup of Cold Poison".
Geecheeboy wrote:
I agree with you awfully a lot.
Awfully good.
I agree with you awfully a lot.
Awfully good.
awful
Not sure if you guys know this - Big Sugar's Gordie now has a band in Austin called Grady (https://www.shadygrady.net). Would be great to hear that on RP.
joejoepop wrote:
You must be new here...
This is weird June 5th 2005: "Dug the segue from John Lee Hooker's In the Mood For Love. BUT...how about some Savoy Brown and/or Canned Heat?"
Why is the same segue happening again in April of 2008? Is radio parasise recycling?
Why is the same segue happening again in April of 2008? Is radio parasise recycling?
You must be new here...
Gribnif wrote:
Gord has used special effects on his vocals on a lot of the Big Sugar records (and live), but I don't think it's to compensate for his singing skills, or perceived lack thereof. He uses a lot of special effects on his guitar, too.
Maybe it's just a reflection of the quality of the uploaded MP3, but this guy's voice sounds like it has been digitally processed. Most often, this is done to make people who can't carry a tune sound like they can.
Gord has used special effects on his vocals on a lot of the Big Sugar records (and live), but I don't think it's to compensate for his singing skills, or perceived lack thereof. He uses a lot of special effects on his guitar, too.
lophrequa wrote:
definitely some Savoy Brown
Yes, AND some Canned Heat!
definitely some Savoy Brown
Yes, AND some Canned Heat!
I love RP
They play lots of Canadian music
And Mexican...good neighbours :-)
jagdriver wrote:
Dug the segue from John Lee Hooker's In the Mood For Love. BUT...how about some Savoy Brown and/or Canned Heat?
definitely some Savoy Brown
Gribnif,
I think you're probobly running some sort of
AC3 filter that is distorting your sound. These
guys would never have used autotune even if it had existed. These guys rock hard blues like nobody
else.
This is weird June 5th 2005: "Dug the segue from John Lee Hooker's In the Mood For Love. BUT...how about some Savoy Brown and/or Canned Heat?"
Why is the same segue happening again in April of 2008?
Is radio parasise recycling? I love this station soooooo much, I wish I could get it wireless around the globe without wifi hotspots...but now...
Gribnif wrote:
Maybe it's just a reflection of the quality of the uploaded MP3, but this guy's voice sounds like it has been digitally processed. Most often, this is done to make people who can't carry a tune sound like they can.
This song was recorded on a low budget for an indie label in 1993.
I don't think Auto-Tune software even existed then, but if it did it was in its infancy and probably wasn't used here.
- John
Dynamic Range Radio
Maybe it's just a reflection of the quality of the uploaded MP3, but this guy's voice sounds like it has been digitally processed. Most often, this is done to make people who can't carry a tune sound like they can.
Probably one of Canadas best exports (especially in the blues) They were great to see live lots of great slide guitar and funky bass
man, solid 6. it'd be so much higher if he didn't sing. For me, his voice clashes with the blues guitar.
That's some raunchy guitar. Bokey likey.
Best band ever!! Thanks for playing them! Maybe some Grady too?
Jelani wrote:
I hear it!!
I like this better tough. What a catchy slingy groove. Sounds a liitle like that(cough cough) Journey song also. Forget the name.
lovin', touchin', squeezin' ?
Big Sugar is one of my most favorite bands! To hear them on RP is just divine!
Dug the segue from John Lee Hooker's In the Mood For Love. BUT...how about some Savoy Brown and/or Canned Heat?
Perfect... 
window wrote:
Sounds like that song "Can'tcha see, can'tcha see what that woman, she been doin' to me". Anybody else hear it?
That would be Marshall Tucker.
Rockin good!
window wrote:
Sounds like that song "Can'tcha see, can'tcha see what that woman, she been doin' to me". Anybody else hear it?
I hear it!!
I like this better tough. What a catchy slingy groove. Sounds a liitle like that(cough cough) Journey song also. Forget the name.
and a remarkably nice seque by the way.
Bill, if you're making any commission on sales through Amazon -- I would think all my purchases alone would keep this station afloat. As much as I love RP -- you're breaking me. And now, another to add to my wide array of music. I'll have to start my own Radio Paradise ala Europe to support my habit! Don;t know what it is, but this ROCKS! Makes me all tingly like a teenager... 
Sounds like that song "Can'tcha see, can'tcha see what that woman, she been doin' to me". Anybody else hear it?
garoo1980 wrote:
Oh Gordie Johnson. He's awesome. Haven't seen his new band live yet but I saw Big Sugar a few times. How's Grady?
They take a raw, heavy, almost punk approach to bluesy rock. They lack they eclecticism of Big Sugar, but I like the album for what it is. Half the songs are re-workings of Big Sugar tunes, so it remains to be seen whether Gordie Johnson has run out of ideas or is simply recharging his batteries.
Yeah !
underarmor wrote:
go check out Grady at the Continental Club some time. Gordie Johnson is the front man in both Big Sugar and Grady.
Oh Gordie Johnson. He's awesome. Haven't seen his new band live yet but I saw Big Sugar a few times. How's Grady?
topherg87 wrote:
hm, i rather like this. Definately noteworthy. Im going to have to hear more.
go check out Grady at the Continental Club some time. Gordie Johnson is the front man in both Big Sugar and Grady.
JohnErle wrote:
Second album, actually. Third if you count the limited release live album "EL Seven Night Club", but that was a benefit compilation of many vocalists with an early incarnation of Big Sugar serving as the backing band for all.
I totally agree that they were one of the best Canadian bands around, and this album is excellent from start to finish. So was Hemi-Vision. The other albums are all good, but those two were Big Sugar at their peak.
Oh yeah, the first one is just called Big Sugar. I stand corrected. I really have to get those out again and refresh my memory.
garoo1980 wrote:
Big Sugar were one of the great bands in Canada over the last 10 years or so. This is their first album and it shines right through. Ride Like Hell especially
Second album, actually. Third if you count the limited release live album "EL Seven Night Club", but that was a benefit compilation of many vocalists with an early incarnation of Big Sugar serving as the backing band for all.
I totally agree that they were one of the best Canadian bands around, and this album is excellent from start to finish. So was Hemi-Vision. The other albums are all good, but those two were Big Sugar at their peak.
bigstory wrote:
Wow, the racial-slur-as-compliment. I'm sure they'd be flattered.
From the interviews I've seen with Gordie Johnson he'd probably be alright with that :)
ThePoose wrote:
Ya gotta play T Rex NOW. Jeepster from Electric Warrior.
I second that request!
Ya gotta play T Rex NOW. Jeepster from Electric Warrior.
Not mind blowing, but worth a few listens. . .
topherg87 wrote:
hm, i rather like this. Definately noteworthy. Im going to have to hear more.
Big Sugar were one of the great bands in Canada over the last 10 years or so. This is their first album and it shines right through. Ride Like Hell especially
hm, i rather like this. Definately noteworthy. Im going to have to hear more.
bigstory wrote:
Wow, the racial-slur-as-compliment. I'm sure they'd be flattered.
Mediocre. But they are trying, and at least they know who they are.
Excellent reference!
MaG580 wrote:
Sounds like the nephews of Dusty Hill and Billy Gibbons from ZZ Top - nice.
honu wrote:
Wow, I have this album and I loved it when it came out. Didn't think anyone even heard of 'em much less RP playing them. Good call DJ. For a bunch of white boys in Canada (and one black guy) these guys have some good rock/blues.
Wow, the racial-slur-as-compliment. I'm sure they'd be flattered.
JohnErle wrote:
but this song shows how they could combine rock, blues, and reggae like no one else I've ever heard.
Quite nicely too... haven't really heard that hybrid in this style before (only person I can think of who crosses over the genres would be G Love..specifically on the 'Electric Mile' album)
Edit: Just heard 'Hey Negrita' by the Rolling Stones... I believe it was originally done in 1976
Sounds like the nephews of Dusty Hill and Billy Gibbons from ZZ Top - nice.
Great Band - not even close to one of their better songs but glad to hear them on RP.
this music is some of the best i have heard in a long long time.....
honu wrote:
Wow, I have this album and I loved it when it came out. Didn't think anyone even heard of 'em much less RP playing them. Good call DJ. For a bunch of white boys in Canada (and one black guy) these guys have some good rock/blues.
Not my favorite song from the album. Probably not in the top half. Give me Ride Like Hell.
I listen to Big Sugar down here in Austin and have many years. (I was introduced to it by a Torontoan). I've seen his new band Grady a dozen or more times. They're great, but I don't imagine it is RP style music. A little too loud and heavy.
Good stuff, never heard of them before... one more reason to love RP!
Wow, I have this album and I loved it when it came out. Didn't think anyone even heard of 'em much less RP playing them. Good call DJ. For a bunch of white boys in Canada (and one black guy) these guys have some good rock/blues.
My sister introduced me to this band. She used to work at a radio station in Colorado (KFMU I think were the call letters). She sold ads. She was able to get a lot of the promo stuff and send them to me. A lot of it was crap, but this was a great surprise. I really like "I'm a ram" and "Sugar in my Coffee". Great stuff!
Why even play this song? lower than avg.
Knocton wrote:
I have seen Big Sugar live many times ! Gordie Johnson and the boys simply ROCK ! One of my favorite bands ! Buy this album and all the rest in their discography too !
I'm A Ram is my upload...I think it should be added !
Check out Grady...Gordie Johnson's new project
I agree, amazing live. 500 Lbs & Hemi Vision are by far and away his best albums.
In the spirit of upping the Canadian quotient, might I suggest RP introduce their listeners to the Tragically Hip...
Rockin': "New Orleans is Sinking" from "Up to Here"
Mellow: "Fiddler's Green" from "Road Apples"
I have seen Big Sugar live many times ! Gordie Johnson and the boys simply ROCK ! One of my favorite bands ! Buy this album and all the rest in their discography too !
I'm A Ram is my upload...I think it should be added !
Check out Grady...Gordie Johnson's new project
Yay! How about "I'm A Ram"... that was my favorite so far off the LRC.
Sort of a "Sons of Canned Heat" effort. Not bad. Tasty guitar licks.
mem_313 wrote:
I am gonna buy this CD right now@!
That's what I like to hear! I hope you enjoy the CD.
JohnErle wrote:
Awesome!!! An upload from my favorite Canadian band made the cut!
Sadly, these guys are no more, but this song shows how they could combine rock, blues, and reggae like no one else I've ever heard.
I love every damn track on this album. Check it out, people.
I am gonna buy this CD right now@!
Awesome!!! An upload from my favorite Canadian band made the cut!
Sadly, these guys are no more, but this song shows how they could combine rock, blues, and reggae like no one else I've ever heard.
I love every damn track on this album. Check it out, people.
Solid 8 if I ever heard one.