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Pat Blythe – Toronto’s Mixed Grill – A Scrapbook

Posted in Opinion with tags 120Diner, adult contemporary, All Sides Facing Out, alternative, artists, Asphalt Sex & Rock 'N' Roll, Austin Clarke, Barbershop, Bemelmans, Bemmy's, Birthday, Bloor, Bubble Pop, Carmen Lamanna Gallery, Club120, Comedy, Cumberland, David Bowie, David Marsden, dawgs, DBAWIS, deelish, Deep Buddha, devo, Dirty Loops, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Driving Away, Dundas Square, Dylan, eargasm, Facebook, FB, Flight Deck, Forward Gaze, Gerald Belanger, Ghosts, Goodbye, Half, Hard Rock Café, Here We Are, indie, Issacs Gallery, Jake Koffman, Jazz, Jonathan Barrie, Julie Christie, K-Pop, karaoke, KPop, Lascivious, Latin Live!, Latin music, Lightfoot, Living More, London Baby, Marcus Kihn, Mental, Middle, Miss the Morning, Musicians, My Fair Lady, Niagara Falls, Peter Gabriel, Pop, RCAF, Rivoli, Robbie Robertson, Rock, Running to the Light, Sang Thip, Sax, segarini, Sexy Girls, shaking hips at my fingertips, She Came Back, Sinners of Saint Avenue, Slave, Slave to the Squarewave, Spadina Eleven, sparkling lips, St. Germain, stand-up bass, sticky buds, streetcar, Tablita Suah, Talking Heads, tapas, techno, Thailand, The Album, The Hawks, The Pilot, The Pilot Grill, The Way She Moves Me, thumpa, todo hecho, Together, Toronto, VJ Gee, voy a volver, whiskey, WOMAD '95, World War II, writers, Xprime, yonge street on March 18, 2015 by segarini

It’s 4am on Sunday morning, March 8, and I’ve just arrived home from a long day and night of music hopping….and the damn Queen streetcar short-turned again….and the clocks went forward one hour (OMG it’s really 5am!!)….and I’ve decided to change my tune (so to speak)….and tell you about my “day in the life of….” rather than have our esteemed editor post the article I’ve already filed.

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JAIMIE VERNON – CANADA DOESN’T LOOK A DAY OVER 145

Posted in Opinion with tags Aboriginal Day, Beaver, Bob Segarini, Bobby Gimby, British Empire, Bruce Cockburn, Canada Day, DBAWIS, Doggie style, Dominion Day, Don't Believe a Word I Say, fireworks, French, Jaimie Vernon, John A. MacDonald, Life's a Canadian Rock, Lightfoot, Moody Manitoba Morning, music, Provinces, Quebec, Queen Elizabeth, Queen Victoria, Records, Toronto, Tragically Hip on June 29, 2013 by segarini

July 1^st is Canada’s 146^th birthday. And unlike Amerka’s Independence Day, ours is a true birthday. It was on that day in 1867 that Prime Minister and Scottish whiskey guzzling champ Sir John A. MacDonald spread his legs and shat out a proclamation declaring the Province of Canada (Quebec and Ontario) plus New Brunswick and Nova Scotia to be, henceforth, bastard siblings. History would record any number of schools named in his honour.