Last week’s column was the first of several on my olde office, for after all, when one works for nearly 20 years in the same place, it’s more like a marriage than a fling!
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Peter Posts Prodigious (Moving) Pictures….
Posted in Opinion, Review with tags "3 A.M. Lullaby", "Air On A G String", "Baby", "Cause And The Cure", "Charlotte and the Dirty Cowboys", "Hotel Mira", "Last Bullet", "Local H", "Marcy Playground", "Rose Tattoo", "Satisfy Me", "Sure", "The Black River", "The Jailbirds", "The Kerouacs", "The Luke Austin Band", "The Mirror", Adelaide Hall, Barrie, Bob Segarini, Bryan Fontez, California, Canadian Music Week, Charlie Kerr, Depression, Don't Believe a Word I Say, homophobia, Indie Week, J.S. Bach, Jeannie Reid, Kevin Pillar, Laguna Beach, Mississauga, monowhales, Myke Penney, Niagara Falls, North America, Ontario, Orillia, Pat Blythe, Peter Montreuil, Phil Spector, Secret Broadcast, sexism, SONY, Stuck On Planet Earth, Sweden, Tears For Fears, The Mod Club, The Phoenix Concert Theatre, The Reed Effect, The Wild!, Tokyo Taboo, Toronto, Vajra on June 14, 2018 by segariniJAIMIE VERNON – CHRIST YOU KNOW IT AIN’T EASY
Posted in Opinion, Review with tags 1943, 1969, All You Need Is Love, Anthologies, Australia, Bill Clinton, Bob Segarini, Canadian Music, China, Christ You Know It Ain't Easy, Civil War, Conway Twitty, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, George Harrison, Give Peace A Chance, Globe & Mail, Happy Xmas, hippies, Jaimie Vernon, John Lennon, Live 8, Live Aid, Mississauga, Montreal, Paul McCartney, Pierre Trudeau, Ritchie Yorke, Ronnie Hawkins, Sean Lennon, The Ballad of John And Yoko, The Band, The Beatles, War Is Over, World War II, Yoko Ono on October 17, 2015 by segarini
We just passed another Beatle milestone on October 9th. It would have been John Lennon’s 75th birthday (and as many pointed out in Socialmedialand, his son Sean’s 40th). The world continues the nostalgic hypothesizing and speculating as to the what ifs had Lennon lived.
Roxanne Tellier – A Canadian Summer
Posted in Opinion with tags Bob Segarini, Bobcageon, Canada Day, Canadian Tire, Caribana, Centreville, Chely Wright, Crystal Waters, DBAWIS, Deborah Cox, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Hanlon's Point, Hercules and Love Affair, Hudson's Bay, k.d. lang, Kensington Market, Martha Wash, May Two-Four, Mayor Rob Ford, Melissa Etheridge, Mississauga, Muskoka, Nathan Phillips Square, Neon Hitch, Oshawa, Ottawa, Parliament Hill, Peterborough, Pride, Quebec, Ribfests, Roxanne Tellier, Sea-Doo., SkyDome, Staples, TD Toronto Jazz Festival, The Beer Store, The EX, The Rogers Centre, the Toronto Sun, Tim Hortons, Toronto Islands, Wal-Mart, Waterfront Trail, Windsor, WorldPride 2014 on June 8, 2014 by segarini
There is something so uniquely .. well, Canadian … about how we as a country approach the season of summer.
This year, the majority of us, bruised and battered by the wickedly fierce winter weather, are cautiously optimistic that the sun will again rise over 
the commonwealth. In fact, the big headline in the Toronto Sun on June 3rd was “Weather Network chief meteorologist Chris Scott said everyone can expect a “fairly pleasant summer.” Can’t get more cautious or Canadian than that, eh?
Segarini: Don't Believe a Word I Say 