Blue Jays Songs
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On the eve of episode 1789 of Toronto Mike'd, featuring Bob Elliott and Dave Perkins, as we anxiously await game six of the World Series on Halloween night with the Toronto Blue Jays leading the Los Angeles Dodgers 3 games to 2, here's Tom Cheek and Jerry Howarth cheering us
The Mookie Mash, a CHUM-FM parody song from 1989 (I think!) can now be heard for the first time in 35 years. You didn't find it on those Blue Jays song compilations for Variety Village, and thanks to an old RPM magazine from 1990 I can tell you it's because
On Friday, our special guest on Hebsy on Sports was former Blue Jays coach John McLaren. I asked him why Dave Stieb didn't get HOF consideration when he was so damn dominant. This led to John telling us why Dave Stieb grabbed his crotch so damn often. Now we know
Every week for the past few years, I've had the pleasure of co-hosting and producing Hebsy on Sports with Mark Hebscher. Long before I worked with Hebsy, I was a big fan. We met when I invited him over to be my guest on Toronto Mike'd in 2014. The rest
I got the most wonderful package today from FOTM and voice of the Detroit Red Wings Ken Daniels. Ken sent me some Blue Jays collectables he had in storage because he thought I'd get a kick out of them. He was right! Among the items is a 45 single of
In this 367th episode, Mike chats with Keith Hampshire about his successful recording career, his work in TV and radio, and most importantly, his performance on OK Blue Jays. This episode is exactly 1:40:16. You can listen to this episode in a variety of ways: Subscribe in iTunesListen
Related: OK Blue Jays (Let's Play Ball!) DeconstructedOK Blue Jays (Let’s Play Ball!)The Original Blue Jays Theme Song
I've been sharing retro Blue Jays songs on this blog for over a decade. I loved those old cheesy Jays songs from the late 80s and early 90s. This afternoon, the 2016 season begins for our Toronto Blue Jays. Before you settle in for first pitch, psych yourself up with
I've been sharing retro Blue Jays songs on this blog for over a decade. I loved those old cheesy Jays songs from the late 80s and early 90s. The Jays got back into their series with the Royals yesterday and hope to tie things up this afternoon. While things are
I appeared on Humble and Fred's show this morning, talking Blue Jays fever and spinning a few retro Jays songs. It was great fun chatting with the guys about the three songs they put together in the early 90s. Here's my segment. You can hear the entire episode of Humble
I've been sharing retro Blue Jays songs on this blog for over a decade. I loved those old cheesy Jays songs from the late 80s and early 90s. I've already shared Erin Davis's "Blue Jays B. Goode" and "I'm a Jays Fan", so this completes her trifecta. I talked to
I've been sharing retro Blue Jays songs on this blog for over a decade. I loved those old cheesy Jays songs from the late 80s and early 90s. Hoodat Singer, who I believe to be Geets Romo from the old Pete and Geets radio show Dave Platel, Associate Manager of
Our Blue Jays are two games up on the New York Yankees in the AL East. I'm absolutely loving this team that seems capable of putting up double-digits at will. It's been a long, long time since we've had an honest-to-goodness pennant race in this city, and I'm enjoying every
I've been sharing retro Blue Jays songs on this blog for over a decade. I loved those old cheesy Jays songs from the late 80s and early 90s. Suddenly, traffic to these entries are spiking. I wonder why? For the first time since '93, Blue Jays fever is sky high.
I've been sharing retro Blue Jays songs on this blog for over a decade. I loved those old cheesy Jays songs from the late 80s and early 90s. With the Jays set to start their 2015 season in just over an hour, I thought I'd share an old Jays song
Last night, I watched the Baltimore Orioles clinch the AL East division with a win against my Blue Jays. That got me thinking back to better days when we clinched the division. Specifically, '85, '89, '91, '92 and '93. In 1986, the Blue Jays celebrated their tenth anniversary. To commemorate
The Blue Jays are second in the AL East, only 2.5 games behind the Orioles. I think it's time to share more vintage Jays songs. Erin Davis appeared on episode 84 of my podcast and we discussed her three Blue Jays songs: "Blue Jays B. Goode", "Blue Jays Are
Kind of feels like '85, doesn't it? [via Retrontario]
If you're my age, the only Blue Jays theme song you know and love is "OK Blue Jays (Let’s Play Ball!)". What if I told you there was another Toronto Blue Jays theme song from their inaugural season in 1977? This disco number is by Paul's People and I
The Blue Jays are enjoying their best Spring Training in team history. We're 22-5, and although that won't mean anything when the season starts next Monday, it sure beats losing. The last time the Jays were the best, Joe Carter was ending the season with a walk-off 3-run blast to
The Jays are 13-4 this spring. That's awesome, but we know better than to get our hopes up based on a good Grapefruit League record. Still, it's fun to dream of a return to the playoffs for the first time since '93. This Blue Jays fever is the perfect segue
Folks, I need some help. I'm looking for an MP3 of the Blue Jays version of Terry Cashman's "Talkin' Baseball". It's a glaring omission from http://www.torontomike.com/blue_jays_songs/ for one reason and one reason only. I don't have it! If anyone out there does, please contact
There's been a lot of talk this week about fan support for the Blue Jays. What exactly was expected when we traded fan favourite and greatest starter of all-time Roy Halladay? I would have been more shocked if there wasn't a dip in attendance at the dome after that punch
Take a moment to soak in the current MLB standings. Yes, it's early, and you don't win anything in May, but it's been 16 damn years so I'm going to savour this. Guys named Robby Ray are pitching gems and reinforcements are on the way. It's happening, folks. In honour
I wrote all about this song yesterday, so click here for the totally awesome story of "Hang On Blue Jays". Paul Husiak and a bunch of folks at CHFI put this song together in 1982 or 1983. I remember it well from the early 80s, but completely forgot about it
