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Chef Tom – …and The Beet Goes On
Posted in Food, music, Opinion, Recipe, Review with tags Beets, Bob Segarini, Chef Tom, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, drums, music, music videos, Salads on September 12, 2020 by segariniPat Blythe – Women of The “Traps”- Part One…and Music!
Posted in Opinion, Review with tags A Girl With A Camera "The Picture Taker", Billboard Magazine, Billy Gladstone, Bob Segarini, Brie Darling, davul, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Down Beat Magazine, Dr. Mark Temperato, drums, Fanny, Gaspare Spontini, Gene Krupa, Gina Schock, Groovestone, Honey Lantree, Honeycombs, Julliard, Karen Carpenter, Marcy Saddy, Meg White, Moe Tucker, Pat Blythe, percussion, Record Mirror, RevM, Sandy West, Sheila E, snare drum, tabl turki, tabor, The Coquettes, Timothy's Pub, tom-tom drum, Turkish drum, Viola and Her Seventeen Drums, Viola Smith, William F Ludwig on February 14, 2018 by segarini“Developed primarily in the United States, early drum kits were known as traps kits (short for trappings) and usually consisted of a bass drum, a snare drum on a stand, a small cymbal and other small percussion instruments mounted on the bass drum or a small table, all played with drum sticks or brushes except for the bass drum.” — Wikipedia\
“A synonym for “drum kit” this term was used earlier, when drums and percussion were beginning to be assembled into a single “station,” playable by one drummer. The story goes that early kits contained a tray that held percussion “contraptions,” such as cowbells, whistles, and other items. “Contraptions” was shortened to “trap,” eventually becoming “trap kit”.” –Sweetwater Sound
Pat Blythe – All Stars, Remembering and ONE(s) More Time…..
Posted in Opinion, Review with tags . The Platinum Rock All Stars, and Rock 'N' Roll, Asia, Blue Oyster Cult, Bobby Curtola, Bombay Sapphire, Brian May, Brides of Funkenstein, Carmine Appice, Danny Marks, Dawn Silva, DBAWIS, Dennis Saunders, Don't Believe a Word I Say, drums, Gail Muldrow, Gene Cornish, Geoff Downes, George Clinton, Gilda's Club Greater Toronto, Gretsch, Jerome Godboo, John Long, Julian Lennon, Karl Anderson, Kelly Gruber, Kiss Army, Lynn Mabry, Modern Drummer, ONES, Ozzy, Parliament Funkadelic Ban P/Funk, Pat Blythe, Phil Naro, Quiet Riot, Rascals, Realistic Rock, Regent Theatre, Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal, Rudy Sarzo, Sam Taylor and The East End Lover, Scruffy Murphy's, segarini, Sly and the Family Stone, Spider Jones, Stick It! My Life of Sex, The Clones of Dr. Funkenstein, The Revival, The Rock Pile, Toney Springer, Whitesnake, Yes on November 2, 2016 by segariniWell….unfortunately I wasn’t able to file last Wednesday. Assisting some friends through a personal crisis filled my time and my focus was elsewhere all week. I did, however, manage to get out for a couple of shows during the latter part of each week so today’s column will be playing catch-up. I was on the receiving end of some much-needed tutoring with the new photo editing program (I have a hell of learning curve ahead of me) and a few of the results part of this column. Some experimentation going on as I suss out what I can and cannot do. Having some fun and messing about with a bit of colour but B&W is where my heart is.
Pat Blythe: Toronto Scrapbook – Chapter Two
Posted in Opinion with tags A Primitive Evolution, Annette Shaffer, Australia, Bad Medicine, bass, Beatles, Blue Rodeo, Bob Segarini, Bombay Sapphire, Brett Carruthers, Calgary, Canada, Canadian, Canadian Music Week, Care Failure, Caroline Kawa, Counting Flowers, Country Roots n’ Rockabilly Music Tavern, Curtis Harding, Dakota Tavern, DBAWIS, Decca, Die Mannequin, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Drake Underground CMW, drums, EMI, England, Ennismore, Epsom, Etta James, Filthy Souls, FINO + BLEED, Frank Gutch Jr., Frank Soda, G&T, Greg Keelor, guitar, Guns 'n' Roses, Hellfield, High and Dry, HMV, Hogtown, Honest Ed’s, Horseshoe Tavern, Hugh Oliver, Hugh Oliver and the Twists, I Feel It All, I’m Just A Girl, J.C. Sandoval, Keith Heppler, Kevvy Mental, Kim Carnes, Kurt Cobain, Lord of Reason, Marilyn Manson, Matt Lightstone, Melissa Payne, money, mosh pit, Muddy York, Nazareth, Neon Zero, New Zealand, Nirvana, OISE, Orbit Room, Oregon, Pat Blythe, Plateau, Punk, Reba McEntire, Rock, Rock and Roll, Roxanne Tellier, seattle, Secret Broadcast, Seventh Fire Records, Sheraton Centre, Stand by Me, Stephany Seki, Stu Dead, Sucker Punch, Sum 41, swaggering stomp, Talking Heads, Tdot, The ‘Shoe, The Big Smoke, The Foolish Things, The Picture Taker, The Police, The Ramones, The Stones, Toronto, Tranzac, Will Bennett, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, You Know You’re Right, YouTube on April 22, 2015 by segariniWell…. This was supposed to be Part Five of The Women of Rock. However, I’m going to take a break and fill you in on some of the sights and sounds of this dynamic city I call home….Toronto…. Hogtown… Muddy York…. The Big Smoke…. Tdot…. where I’ve been going, who I’ve been seeing, what I’ve been drinking (G&T w/lemon if you must know. Bombay Sapphire is the chosen one.) AND update you about an exciting event that’s coming to Toronto. Yep….it’s another Toronto Scrapbook!