September…..the beginning of my favourite time of year. There’s something so crisp and refreshing…..a newness spring doesn’t possess. New jobs, new schools, new grades, new homes, new lives…..September to me has always meant “beginning”. Maybe because it’s the month of my birth, or maybe it’s all the fall colours and brightness of the air, but I always feel inspired and invigorated in the comfortable cool months of fall. Of course, all things pumpkin spice doesn’t hurt either!
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Pat Blythe – Hello September…..music news…..and music
Posted in Canadian Music, COVID 19, life, music, Opinion, Review with tags Alessia Cohle, American Songwriter Lyric Contest, Blue Mountain, Bob Segarini, Carson Koa, Cathy Young, Cherish Stevenson, Cherry Cola’s, Collingwood, Country Cares, DBAWIS, dear rouge, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Don’t Believe A Word I Say, Downchild Blues Band, Elyse Saunders, Emm Gryner, Everyday People, Feist, Hawksley Workman, Hot Lips, James Blonde, Jason McCoy, Junction Craft Brewery, Kansas Stone, luvthemusic, Michie Mee, NEWSAID, Pat Blythe A Girl With A Camera, Podbean, podcast, Pretzel Logic, Rik Emmett, Samantha Martin & Delta Sugar, Sarah Smith, Sinful Sundays, Southside Shuffle, Suzi Kory, Suzie Vinnick, Tara Sloan, the Bovine Sex Club, The Carole King Songbook, The Pandemic Interviews, The Redhill Valleys, The Shuffle Demons, Timothy’s Pub, Tom Wilson, Touring, Tribal East, Unison Benevolent Fund, We The Crooked, West End Phoenix, Xprime on September 8, 2021 by segariniPat Blythe – Blue Moon…..creative dining….snow…..and music
Posted in life, music, Opinion, Review with tags 2020 election, A Girl With A Camera "The Picture Taker", Algonquin Hotel, Algonquin Round Table, All Hallows Eve, blue moon, Bob Segarini, DBAWIS, Distillery District, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Gotstyle, Halloween, Junos, luvthemusic, MacLean & Maclean, Maple Blues Awards, monowhales, Pat Blythe, Roxanne Tellier, Sally Schaar, Samantha Martin & Delta Sugar, Wonderland Gardens on November 3, 2020 by segariniIt’s Monday. I’m writing for Tuesday. When I realized my diatribe would appear post-election, I contacted our esteemed editor and suggested that it may make a modicum of sense for our local politico, Roxanne Tellier, to proffer her analysis and observations regarding the election, and “the morning after” effect. So I swapped days. I have my views but not nearly the insight our Mrs. Parker brings to bear on politics and the entire “goings on” south of the 49th parallel. I can just imagine the spirited discussions Chris (nicknamed The Professor) and Rox would have had regarding the spectacle of this latest presidency over the past four years. Both had/have the ability to read between the lines and proffer observations many of us don’t “see”. Research junkies the two of them…..although I’m not far behind down that rabbit hole….. Mrs. Parker and The Professor would fill a room. Chris would have fit right in at the Algonquin Round Table.
Frank Gutch Jr: Brian Cullman, David Bullock, Bill Jackson, and Tom House: People and Stories Behind My Favorite New Music, Plus Notes From the Musical Underground…..
Posted in Opinion, Review with tags bill jackson, Bob Dylan, Brian Cullman, Chris Smither, Courage My Love, David Bullock, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Frank Gutch Jr., Indie Artists, Indie Music, J.D. Wilkes, Jim Waive, Keith Morris, Legendary Shack Shakers, Matt Bauer, music, music videos, Nick Holmes, Records, Ross Jackson, Russell Morris, Ruth Hazleton, Samantha Martin & Delta Sugar, segarini, Shannon Bourne, Stephen Young & The Union, Stu Nunnery, Sunnyside Records, The Small Glories, Tom House, Witherwolf on November 3, 2015 by segarini
I want to tell you about four musicians— people, really— but I don’t know if I can. Oh, I could tell a few stories, wrangle up some comments and maybe tell you about their music, which is more than likely what I will attempt to do, but I will not be able to really tell you anything about them. Does a resume ever say anything about the person? I don’t think so. But it may be the place to start.
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