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On the final episode of The Great Canadian Songbook, Jackson and Keegan look at two Canadian greats battling it out; Joni Mitchell's Blue versus the Tragically Hip's Fully, Completely. Tune in to the final episode where we close the last chapter of this adventure!

On the second last episode of the Great Canadian Songbook, we look at our last two semi-finalists where Joni Mitchell's Blue takes on the Weeknd's Trilogy!

We are down to the last four albums in finding the greatest Canadian album of all time! This week, the Tragically Hip's Fully, Completely takes on City and Colour's Bring Me Your Love in the first of two semi-finals!

The Weeknd's Trilogy versus The Band's Music From Big Pink is the last round of the quarter finals!

On this week's episode of the Great Canadian Songbook, Jackson and Keegan look at Buffy Saint-Marie's Power in the Blood versus Joni Mitchell's Blue!

Jackson and Keegan look at City and Colour's Bring Me Your Love versus Rush's 1981 classic Moving Pictures on the tenth episode of the Great Canadian Songbook.

The ninth episode of the Great Canadian Songbook marks the start of the quarter-finals! Alanis Morissette's Jagged Little Pill takes on the Tragically Hip's Fully, Completely as Jackson and Keegan try to find the greatest Canadian album of all-time!

On the last episode of our second round, the boys discuss Arcade Fire's Funeral versus the Weeknd's Trilogy, as well as Celine Dion's Falling Into You versus The Band's Music From Big Pink!

On this week's episode of the Great Canadian Songbook, the guys discuss Round 2, matchups 5 and 6. First up we have Neil Young's Harvest versus Joni Mitchell's Blue from the first round, followed up by Buffy Saint-Marie's Power in the Blood from round 1 versus Bryan Adams' Reckless.

On our quest to pick the greatest Canadian album of all time, we revisit round 1 winner City and Colour's Bring Me Your Love versus Drake's Take Care, and Carly Rae Jepsen's Emotion from round 1 versus Rush's Moving Pictures.

Join Jackson and Keegan on their quest to find the best Canadian album of all time. In the first episode of the second round of their bracket challenge, Pup's Morbid Stuff faces off against the Tragically Hip's Fully, Completely. Further on, Alanis Morissette's Jagged Little Pill goes up against round 1 winner Wheatfield Soul by the Guess Who.

On the fourth episode of The Great Canadian Songbook, Jackson and Keegan discuss two French-Canadian albums with Celine Dion's Falling Into You and Jean Leloup's L'amour est sans pitié, followed up by the Weeknd's Trilogy versus Simple Plan's No Pads, No Helmets, Just Balls.

On the third episode of the Great Canadian Songbook, Jackson and Keegan talk about Spotify Wrapped, as well as Avril Lavigne's Let Go versus Joni Mitchell's Blue. Following this, we talk about Buffy Sainte-Marie's Power in the Blood versus Blue Rodeo's Five Days in July.

On the second episode of The Great Canadian Songbook, Jackson and Keegan take a look at two contentious matchups: City and Colour's Bring Me Your Love versus Shania Twain's The Woman In Me, and Carly Rae Jepsen's Emotion versus Leonard Cohen's Songs of Love and Hate.

On the first episode of the Great Canadian Songbook, Jackson and Keegan talk about the first two matchups of the bracket challenge; Pup's Morbid Stuff versus Our Lady Peace's Clumsy, and The Barenaked Ladies' Gordon versus The Guess Who's Wheatfield Soul.