I always seem to playing catch-up. I’ve managed to reduce the number of projects by a whole two. There’s a very, very, very long list of shows and photo’s that need to be addressed (metaphorically speaking) before I start loading up the flash drives on the camera again. September came and went in about 30 seconds….and in that 30-second clip it was go, go, go with music, music and…….yep, more music. When at home there were brief forays to the fridge for what sustenance could be found and the occasional trip out to the back deck to savour a Bombay Sapphire. With the weather being what it was, and still is, we can all be excused for thinking it’s still mid-August and Christmas is months away. Ya right!!!! Heeeeeere’s October and the back end of Thanksgiving. Hang on to your hats, it’s December tomorrow……
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Pat Blythe – Herve Bassett, Tom Cochrane and Blonde…James Blonde…..
Posted in Opinion, Review with tags A Girl With A Camera "The Picture Taker", Anjulie, Atlantic Records, Blushing Brides, Bob Segarini, Cadillac Lounge, Capital Records, Celebration Square, Dale Harrison, Davide DiRenzo, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Drake Underground, Francesco Yates, Frank Cosentino, Guenther Kapelle Wild T & the Spirit, Headstones, Herve Bassett, Hideout, James Blonde, James Green, James Green Electric, Jeff Jones, Jerome Godboo, Justin Timberlake, Ken Greer, Laura Lee Montgomery, Marshall Dane, Miami Vice, Mike Hopley, Neil Carson, Pat Blythe, Pharrell Williams, Phil Taylor, Red Rider, Rockpile, Shawn Brady, Soundbites 2017, Steph Mercier, Susan O'Quinn, Tequila Rocking Birds, Tom Cochrane, Toney Springer, Toronto Moon, Vision Quest on October 11, 2017 by segariniPat Blythe – The Stories Behind The Songs – Part Three
Posted in Opinion, Review with tags A Girl With A Camera "The Picture Taker", AHI, BB King, Bobby Curtola, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, George Chkiantz, Greg Simpson, Hard Rock Café, Hugh's Room, Jerome Godboo, Jimmy Winston, Joe Kelly, Justin Bieber, Kenny, Mod, My Psycho Ex, Olympic Studios, Pat Blythe, Robbie Lane, Robbie Lane and The Disciples, Rod Stewart, Ronnie Lane, Sam Taylor, Seven44, Small Faces, Smile, Steve Marriott, TAFT, Teniversary, The Beebs, Toney Springer, UG3 Live, We Made It Through the Wreckage, Western Fair on February 2, 2017 by segariniSome things just happen for a reason. A parking spot just as you need it. That cheque you’ve been waiting for arrives in the mail at precisely the right time. The job opportunity comes along right when you need it most. Somebody mails you a CD out of the blue while you’re considering what to write for the next column. Well….the latter just waltzed into my mailbox….it’s the most beautiful rendition of this classic I’ve ever heard. The vocalist was only twelve when it was recorded.
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.