One of the things that most impressed me about Frank Gutch Jr’s “nose for noise” is that he started finding this great music before the Internet, almost before electricity, in fact 😉. The Internet has made such a difference in our lives, connecting us mostly for good, but sometimes for bad, sadly. In any case, it has certainly eased our access to music of all kinds, genres and eras.
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Roxanne Tellier – We All Loved You, Frank Gutch Jr – Tributes, Tales, and Tears
Posted in Opinion, Review with tags Adam Dawson, annabel (lee), Art, Astrid Guldenmann, Australia, Baby Boomers, bill jackson, blogging, bobby gottesman, Canadiana, Cargo, Chris Laterzo, Christian Anger, Cindy Lee Berryhill, Daisy House, Darrell Vickers, Dave Coker, David Graves, Davina Jackson, DBAWIS, Devon Sproule, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Drew Gibson, elliott randall, Eric Rife, Eulogies for Frank Gutch Jr, Frank Gutch Jr., friendship, frustrated boomers, gary heffern, Green Monkey, Green Pyjamas, hannah gillespie, Howie Wahlen, Indie Artists, Indie Music, internet, Ireland, Jeff LeGore, Jen Morris, Jim Gratton, Jim Parrett, Johnny Hicks, Julian Taylor, Julie Cain, Justin Smith, Keith Morris, Ken Stringfellow, Kevin Casey, Kim Grant, Laurie Biagini, life, Little Lonely, loss, Mad Anthony, Mark Strong, Maurizio Michelino, Maxine Dunn, McKendree Spring, michael fennelly, Michael Marino, Mimi Schell, mourning, music, Musicians, No Depression, No Small Children, Notary Sojac, Old California, Oregon, Patricia Davis, Phoebe Bridgers, radio, Ray Brandes, Records, Rich Krueger, rich mcculley, Richard E Further Out, Ringo Jones, Roxanne Tellier, Rue Hazel, Ryan Collins, Salton Sea, Sam Taylor, segarini, Sheila Ellis, Space Opera, Stephen Marcus, Suzi Stark Brubaker, Sweet Home Oregon, Terry Varner, Thane Tierney, The Adventurist, The Bobcast, The Minnows, The Posies, The Real Shade, The Survivors, Thomas Shelton House, Toby Schwartz Demain, Tom Braam, Tom Dyer, tom kell, Tom Smith, Witherwolf, Writing on April 29, 2018 by segariniYesterday I went through all of the private messages I’d shared with Frank Gutch Jr, since I’d first encountered him. It was in 2013, just after I’d begun writing this weekly column, and right from that first message, it was as though we were separated at birth.
Roxanne Tellier – Canadian Music Week 2017
Posted in Opinion, Review with tags Adelaide Hall, Alzeimers Appreciation Orchestra and Chorus, Annette Shaffer, Bob Segarini, City Hall, CMW, CMW’s Sync Fest., Craig Riddock, Dana Beeler, DBAWIS, Digital Music, Donny Blais, Drew Winters, Film and Comedy Fests, Grassworks, Greg Simpson, Hap Roderman, Hello Delaware, Hudson's Bay, James Blonde, John Rowlands, Kid Carson, Maritimes., Music Nova Scotia, Music Summit, Pat Blythe, Peter Kashur, Pledge Music, Radio Summit, rancho relaxo, Roxanne Tellier, Sheraton Hotel, The Bobcast, tiki lounge, Tom Jackson, Tranzac, Xprime on April 30, 2017 by segariniMy CMW is always a little bit different than most other people’s. Some go for the conferences, some are all about the music. Still others go for the trade show and the mentoring. But me – I go to people watch.
Like, on the first day I hit the Sheraton, to pick up my pass and get the lay of the land. Some people were looking for their friends, or checking out those who tend to get their names in newspaper bold face … Me, I was in the lobby of the crowded Sheraton Hotel, watching a young male couple dress their teensy tiny pocket puppy in all new Hudson’s Bay swag.
Roxanne Tellier : The Magic of Don Harron
Posted in Opinion with tags Anne of Green Gables, Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame, Canadian politics, Catherine McKinnon, Charlie Farquharson, Charlottetown Festival, DBAWIS, Don Harron, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Emily Carr, Gemini Award, Great Depression, Hee Haw, Morningside, Music Radio, Ontario, Order of Canada, Order of Ontario, Peter Gzowski, Quebec, Roxanne Tellier, segarini, Spring Thaw, Stratford Shakespeare Festival, The Bobcast, The Man from U.N.C.L.E, The Outer Limits, Toronto, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Yorkville on January 18, 2015 by segariniFunny, the thoughts that go through your mind. You can be watching some mindless entertainment, giving your brain a free ride between weightier tasks like deciding whether to have a cigarette or cook dinner, when suddenly you think …Whatever happened to Charlie Farquharson?
Roxanne Tellier: MonkeeMania! Part Deux
Posted in Opinion with tags 16 Magazine, Bobby Hart, Davy Jones, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Harry Nilsson, Head, Jack Nicholson, Jann Wenner, Jimi Hendrix, Leonard Nimoy, Mark Lindsay, Michael Nesmith, Micky Dolenz, music, Peter Noone, Peter Tork, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Rolling Stone, Roxanne Tellier, Samantha Juste, The Bobcast, The Monkees, TIGER beat, Tommy Boyce, Toronto on February 9, 2014 by segariniCritics called them “The Pre-Fab Four,” but a generation of little girls understood. Those of us coming into puberty, who had been just a little too young to have had fantasies about The Beatles, now had our very own super group. The Monkees were cute! They were funny! And really – could this quartet be more non-threatening? The worse that could happen would be that Davy might not get the girl … but he always did.
My best friends and I would loll around for hours, listening to their latest record, buying every copy of 16 Magazine and TIGER beat with a picture of one of the boys on the cover, and of course, watching the show every Sunday night. We’d squeal on the phone about their rumoured escapades, and dream of some day meeting a real live Monkee.
Roxanne Tellier: Think For Yourself
Posted in Opinion with tags DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Facebook, Gmail, Justin Bieber, Mayor Rob Ford, Neil Young, NRA, NSA, Roxanne Tellier, Shia LaBoeuf, Sochi Olympics, The Bobcast, Twitter, YouTube on January 26, 2014 by segariniIf there was one good thing about being without power for three days during the recent ice storm, it was discovering that it is indeed possible to live without the endless bombardment
of email, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, television and the like. With my trusty wind-up radio by my side, I kept up with what was important – my imminent salvation from the cold and dark. For a few days, I actually interacted with my family, with little more background sound than a news update.
Nadia Elkharadly: My 2013 Musical Highlights
Posted in Opinion with tags 2013 Wrap Up, Addicted Magazine, Arctic Monkeys, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Heart, Jason Bonham, Mark Munroe, music, Nadia Elkharadly, Snow in Egypt, soundgarden, Souz Dal, The Bobcast, Toronto on January 22, 2014 by segarini2013 has been a long and tumultuous year, filled with many challenges, some failures, many successes, tons of new discoveries and an innumerable amount of wonderful memories made with the family and friends I love so very much. For my first DBAWIS article of 2014, I thought I’d highlight a few of the musical and otherwise amazing things that have come to be my “favourites” of this past year.
Segarini: A DIFFERENT Kind of Column
Posted in Opinion with tags Bob Segarini, Bob's Birthday, Brian Jedan, Cherry Cola's, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Indie Artists, Indie Music, Little Chick Cupcakes, music, radio, Roxanne Tellier, scott Campbell, Secret Broadcast, The Bobcast, Toronto, Xprime on September 7, 2013 by segariniI have been thinking about trying this experiment for a couple of months. Proving once again that I have some sort of idiotic desire to make more work for myself than is necessary.
As usual, in theory, this looked like a good idea…in reality, it turned out to be a difficult, work-centric, time consuming exercise in frustration. This was not just 2 finger typing and adding pictures and links. This involved pictures, a stopwatch, a calculator, a pen and paper, and a goodly supply of patience, bourbon, and gumption.
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