Shakey Wilson

Shakey Wilson is a living legend in Saskatoon, conjuring early visions of Neil Young and Wilco through his harmonica and guitar. He was the frontman of the now-defunct, The Co-op's, who with TRT members Jim Ginther and Steve Reed, got people moving with songs about, you guessed it, the Co-op. Shakey now performs with touring mainstay, Shoulder Crow, and they will releasing the Shake Home Telephone later this year.

Audio

• Thirteen (Bigstar cover) (2.5 MB)

 

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