Videos
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Maybe It’s Just Not Good Enough | When You Walk By Tomorrow | Feel You Closer | Andy Maize: Canada AM Interview
The Truth About Us (Live) | It’s a Pity | I’m Wondering | What Do You See? | Dear Henry

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“Maybe It’s Just Not Good Enough”

Recorded Live at the Spadina Hotel the evening of December 30th, 1989.

Skydiggers performing "Maybe It's Just Not Good Enough" live at the Cabana Room in the Spadina Hotel, at a New Year's show from 1989.  It's the original line-up, and the start of a 20 year tradition.

“When You Walk By Tomorrow”

Recorded Live at the Spadina Hotel the evening of December 30th, 1989.

Here's a live performance by Skydiggers from a New Year's show in 1989.  This song, "When you walk by" has not turned up on any Skydiggers records.  For fans of Toronto's late 80's Queen Street West music scene, this video will take you back 20 years.

“Feel You Closer”

A rarely seen early Skydiggers video.

A rarely seen, early period, Skydiggers video for "Feel You Closer".  This was filmed in support of their second record, 1992's "Restless".

“Andy Maize: Canada AM Interview”

Andy Maize is interviewed on Canada AM.

Andy Maize gamely responds to Dan Matheson's lame questions on Canada AM in the late 90's. This interview was followed by Skydiggers performing "The Truth About Us" off of their 1997 record, "Desmond's Hip City".

“The Truth About Us (Live)”

A live performance from a late 90’s appearance on Canada AM.

“It’s a Pity”

A music video from the Road Radio release.

Skydiggers sing "It's a Pity", a song off of their Road Radio record from 1995.  Another video highlighting the strength of Skydiggers mid-90’s line-up.

“I’m Wondering”

A great video off of Skydiggers “Just Over This Mountain” record.

1993 video for "I'm Wondering" from Skydiggers off of their Just Over This Mountain record.  More great indie rock from the early 90's.

“What Do You See?”

Another video off of the band’s Road Radio release.

Skydiggers video for What Do You See?, a song off of their Road Radio record.  Great Canadian indie rock.

“Dear Henry”

A folksy video featuring Sarah Harmer.

A Skydiggers video for their song Dear Henry.  Features a duet with Sarah Harmer.  The song is from their Desmond's Hip City record, and was filmed at Greg Keelor’s farm.