It’s Tuesday yet again. Apparently it repeats itself every six days. Bugger! This means it’s column writing day and I am not remotely focused on the task at hand. This could mean a ridiculously lengthy dissertation or stupidly short piece of nonsense. We’ll see where this one goes??
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Pat Blythe – Diversions, Julian Taylor Band, New Drums …and Music!
Posted in music, Opinion, Review with tags A Girl With A Camera, A Girl With A Camera "The Picture Taker", Avalanche, Bob Segarini, DBAWIS, Desert Star, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Drumland, Eye Weekly, GingerPennies, Globe And Mail, Gretsch, Gretsch Catalina Club, Horseshoe Tavern, JTB, Julian Taylor, Julian Taylor Band, Lenny Stoute, Metro and Cashbox Canada Magazine, Mike Pellarin, Music Express, ONES, Pat Blythe, Sabian, The Great Hall, Toronto Star on April 3, 2019 by segariniPat Blythe – Sisters, More Indie Week, a Finale……and Music!
Posted in Opinion, Review with tags A Girl With A Camera "The Picture Taker", Bob Segarini, Bubaseta, Buzzsaw, Cherry Cola's, Crown Lands, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Dot Legacy, Downchild, ETNO, Frank Russell, Gretsch, Harpdog Brown, Horseshoe Tavern, Hot Lips, Indie Week, James Blonde, Jordan Allen, Kelsi Mayne, Kid Carson, Moxy, Music City North, ONES, Pat Blythe, Paul DeLong, Phil Taylor, Reuben Cherry, Revival, Sam Taylor, Single By Sunday, Sugarman, Suzy Kori, The Cameron House, The Crooked, The Hideout, The Joint, The Last Bullet, The Mod Club, The Muddy York Blues Machine, The Paddock Tavern, The Red Hill Valleys, The Reed Effect, The Wolfe, Tokyo Taboo, Twin Flames on November 21, 2018 by segariniQuestion: How many sisters does it take to screw in a light bulb?
Answer: Apparently two…..and that took over an hour!
Allow me to elaborate. I have a faux fireplace that, when switched on, displays (you guessed it) a faux fire, tricking my brain into thinking it’s warm and toasty on the main floor when in fact it can be, on some days, a tad on the coolish side. So, after a rather late night clubbing followed by a slow rising morning, my sister Chrissie (who is visiting for a couple of days) and I lounge around upstairs until we decide it’s coffee time. Off we trundle into a rather chilly downstairs. Chrissie decides to “light the fire”. She flicks the switch to ‘on’. Nothing. Tries the other switch, then the dial. Nothing. So after much switching back and forth and checking the plug, we determine a light bulb replacement is necessary. How difficult can that be? We were about to find out!
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.