Music festival season is upon us. CMW (Canadian Music Week) is usually first out of the starting gate. This year FCLMA was ahead of the game so for me, one segues right into the other. I’ll also be heading to Mariposa in July and Summerfolk in August. With a myriad of music shows and festival in between it’s going to be a busy summer for many and one that will pass by far too rapidly.
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Pat Blythe – Forest City London Music Awards Wrap-Up, CMW …and Music!
Posted in music, Opinion, Review with tags A Girl With A Camera, A Girl With A Camera "The Picture Taker", Aeolian Hall, Bob Segarini, Canadian Music Week, Carole Pope, CMW, Dashboard Rattle, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, FCLMA, Fifth of Jazz, Forest City London Music Awards, Greg Simpson, James Blonde, London Music Hall of Fame, luvthemusic, Mario Circelli, Mark Henning Jazz Quartet, monowhales, Parvaaz, Pat Blythe, Paul Aitken Trio, Paul DeLong, Quintessential Jazz Combo, Rivoli, Sarah Smith, Susan Aglukark, Swagger, SwinGrowers, TD Sunfest, The PepTides, Tribe Royal, Twin Fin on May 8, 2019 by segariniPat Blythe – That’s A Wrap…..CMW, JRLMA and a very special concert…….
Posted in Opinion, Review with tags A Girl With A Camera "The Picture Taker", Bob Segarini, Canadian Music Week, CMW, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Doug Varty, Garth Richardson, Gordie Tapp, Graham Lear, Holland-Bloorview Kids Rehab Hospital, Jack Richardson London Music Awards, JRLMA, London Music Hall, Mario Circelli, monowhales, Nick Panaseiko, Pat Blythe, Phoenix Concert Theatre, Richard Wagamese, Saul Holiff, Tara Scott, The Jacks, Tom Cochrane and Red Rider on May 16, 2018 by segariniIndulge me for just a moment. I’d like to begin this week’s column with a very poignant piece my “daughter” sent me. Colleen is actually my former daughter-in-law and a young woman I continue to consider my daughter. Over the years our friendship has grown and deepened with much love and mutual respect. When she decides to return to Canada from what has now become her home base of Thailand, she bunks in at my place for sometimes as long as a month. I enjoy her companionship and miss terribly her when she is gone. Artistically creative, Colleen is a wonderful copy writer and blogger. The two of us can sit in the same room tapping away on our respective keyboards in a companionable silence that is rare. Intelligent, beautiful inside and out, open-minded, a musician (she has a beautiful voice and plays guitar), Colleen is simply a joy to spend time with. As for our lengthy discussions, nothing is off the table. Refreshing!