THE SHAKEY ELEVATORS Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
For over two decades, the good Saskatchewan kid Shakey Wilson has been making ramshackle rock and folk music, often with an ever-changing lineup of Elevators by his side. A throughline to the overlooked homemade music of decades past, the Shakey Elevators are equal parts Neil Young, Michael Hurley, and Daniel Johnston filtered through a surreal prairie sky. ... more
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