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- Gogh_Van_Go abstract "Gogh Van Go is a Montreal alt-pop duo made up of Sandra Luciantonio and Daniel Tierney. Through Audiogram Records, the group released two records. Their first album, the self-titled Gogh Van Go, was released in 1993 and was produced by Pierre Marchand. The record was meet with great success, with featured songs such as Bed Where We Hide, Say You Will (re-mixed by James Disalvio of Bran Van 3000 fame) and Tunnel of Trees, which won Lyne Charlebois the Juno Award for best video in 1995. Their second album, Bliss Station, was released in 1997. In celebration of the 20th anniversary of their debut album, the duo reunited to perform in December of 2013, with what was thought to be a one-off reunion show at the Cabaret du Mile End in Montreal. Sandra and Daniel were joined by their original line up, including Yves Desrosiers (Jean Leloup,Lhasa de Sela), guitar; Jean Massicotte, keyboards and samples; John Souranis (Men Without Hats, Hodads,Jerry Jerry), bass; and John McColgan (Kate and Anna McGarrigle, Michel Pagliaro, Stephen Barry Band), drums. To commemorate this special occasion, Audiogram released a compilation on iTunes The Best of Gogh Van Go, which included the Say You Will remix produced by James DiSalvio and a forgotten track from the first album. Among other accolades, Brendan Kelly of the Montreal Gazette proclaimed the Gogh Van Go concert as his live music event of the year.Spring of 2014, Gogh Van Go and their four musician collaborators returned to studio to record two new songs, Sugar and Mama Needs a New Dress, written by Sandra with Yves Desrosiers, and produced by keyboardist Jean Massicotte. On 26 June 2014, the band returned to the live stage as a part of the 2014 Montreal Jazz Festival.".
- Gogh_Van_Go activeYearsEndYear "1997".
- Gogh_Van_Go activeYearsStartYear "1993".
- Gogh_Van_Go background "group_or_band".
- Gogh_Van_Go genre Folk_rock.
- Gogh_Van_Go hometown Canada.
- Gogh_Van_Go hometown Montreal.
- Gogh_Van_Go hometown Quebec.
- Gogh_Van_Go recordLabel Audiogram_(label).
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- Gogh_Van_Go wikiPageWikiLink Folk_Rock.
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- Gogh_Van_Go wikiPageWikiLink Juno_Awards_of_1995.
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- Gogh_Van_Go wikiPageWikiLink Montreal.
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- Gogh_Van_Go wikiPageWikiLinkText "Gogh Van Go".
- Gogh_Van_Go associatedActs "Hodads".
- Gogh_Van_Go associatedActs "Sandra Luciantonio".
- Gogh_Van_Go background "group_or_band".
- Gogh_Van_Go currentMembers "Dan Tierney".
- Gogh_Van_Go currentMembers "Sandra Luciantonio".
- Gogh_Van_Go genre Folk_Rock.
- Gogh_Van_Go genre Folk_rock.
- Gogh_Van_Go hasPhotoCollection Gogh_Van_Go.
- Gogh_Van_Go label Audiogram_(label).
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- Gogh_Van_Go name "Gogh Van Go".
- Gogh_Van_Go origin Canada.
- Gogh_Van_Go origin Montreal.
- Gogh_Van_Go origin Quebec.
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- Gogh_Van_Go yearsActive "1993".
- Gogh_Van_Go subject Category:1993_establishments_in_Quebec.
- Gogh_Van_Go subject Category:Canadian_folk_rock_groups.
- Gogh_Van_Go subject Category:Juno_Award_winners.
- Gogh_Van_Go subject Category:Musical_groups_established_in_1993.
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- Gogh_Van_Go hypernym Duo.
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- Gogh_Van_Go type Organisation.
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- Gogh_Van_Go comment "Gogh Van Go is a Montreal alt-pop duo made up of Sandra Luciantonio and Daniel Tierney. Through Audiogram Records, the group released two records. Their first album, the self-titled Gogh Van Go, was released in 1993 and was produced by Pierre Marchand. The record was meet with great success, with featured songs such as Bed Where We Hide, Say You Will (re-mixed by James Disalvio of Bran Van 3000 fame) and Tunnel of Trees, which won Lyne Charlebois the Juno Award for best video in 1995.".
- Gogh_Van_Go label "Gogh Van Go".
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- Gogh_Van_Go wasDerivedFrom Gogh_Van_Go?oldid=662836270.
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- Gogh_Van_Go name "Gogh Van Go".