I was overwhelmed with what CMW had to offer. So much to see and do, so many contacts to make, so much to learn and waaaay too many clubs to hit. Impossible in ten days but we all do our very best.
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Pat Blythe: CMW — Over and Out Part 2 – Until We Meet Again
Posted in Opinion with tags (We're All) Juvenile Delinquent, Al Mair, Alana Yorke, Billy Mann, Bob Segarini, Bonnie Fedrau, Buddy Guy, Cam Carpenter, Canadian Musician, Care Failure, Charlie Presburg, Charlotte Kemp Muhl, Chef Live, Christopher Blythe, DBAWIS, Die Mannequin, Donny Blais, eOne Music Canada, Fat White Family, Frank Tiefenback, Fry's, Fryfolgles, Gab Sid, Ghost Of A Saber Tooth Tiger, Gibson Artist Showroom, GigSalad, Gladys Knight, Gloryhound, GOASTT, Greg Simpson, Horseshoe Tavern, Howlin’ Wolf, Ian Janes, Images in Vogue, J.C. Sandoval, Jay Sparrow, John Lennon, Levon Helm, Midnight Sun, Muddy Waters, Music Nova Scotia, Neil Carson, Newcap Radio, Peter Montreuil, Phil Taylor, rancho relaxo, Richard Julien, Rivoli, Roxanne Tellier, Savannah, Sean Lennon, Secret Broadcast, segarini, Segarini Band, Seneca College, Sheraton, Steph Mercier, Steve Jones, The Picture Taker, tiki lounge, Tom Williams, Turn Down The World, VIP Bookings, Xprime, Yoko Ono, Zippo Lighters on May 20, 2015 by segariniCameron Carpenter: The ABC’s Of Rock’n’Roll – Christmas Playlist Part One
Posted in Opinion with tags Bing Crasby and David Bowie, Cameron Carpenter, Christmas, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Images in Vogue, John Punter, Larry LeBlanc, Larry McCrae, music, Patty Donahue, Square Pegs, The Spoons, The Waitresses, Toronto on December 6, 2012 by segarini
When did it start so damn early? This year the cards were up at the local Hallmark in early October and the shelves were being racked in Shopper’s the day after Thanksgiving. Well before the little ghosts and goblins paraded up and down the street we were inundated with the onslaught of Christmas, spending and greed. Stations have flipped to “Holiday” music and the TV spots bombard us with what we have to have. Ones that irk me this year are the “I Want It” campaign from The Source (hey I want I lot of things as well but most of them I don’t have to pay for), the whole Canadian Tire series (they are not funny and we all know the Canadian Tire guy is the Tim Horton’s guy from last year who misses his Mommy because of Timmy’s lasagna – you’re a donut place by the way) and the new Leon’s annoying couple commercials. I believe you’re a couple as much as I believe I need a blow dryer from Wal-Mart this Christmas.
Cameron Carpenter: The ABC’S Of Rock’n’Roll – Love You Live
Posted in Opinion with tags Cameron Carpenter, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Ian Hunter, Images in Vogue, Midge Ure, music, radio, Records, Rheostatics, Shanghai Cowgirl, The Horseshoe's 65th Anniversary, The Spoons, Toronto on November 1, 2012 by segarini
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, Toronto may be the greatest city in the world to see live music. For those of us of a certain age there is a plethora of shows coming up in the next few months that will bring back “those old emotions”.
On November 30th The Spoons will celebrate the 30th anniversary of their ground breaking album “Arias & Symphonies” with a live performance at Revival. Joining still-active Spoons Gordon Deppe and Sandy Horne that evening will be keyboardist Rob Preuss who has been living in New York for many a year. Hopefully Arias drummer Derrick Ross can be convinced to hit the stage as well. Also on the bill that evening is Images In Vogue. As of this writing there were a few tickets left but I would move quickly if you plan to attend.
Segarini: Don't Believe a Word I Say 