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Tag Archives: music
Triumphal Chariot
Chariots of Fire has opened in London, Ontario. It’s a stage version of the early 1980s Academy Award winning film of the same name. The original stage adaptation had its premiere in London, England in 2012, and now, the … Continue reading
Posted in acting, actors, arts, Canada, drama, Entertainment, Ontario, theater, Theatre, tourism, Uncategorized
Tagged 3M Corporation, Chariots of Fire, David Michael Moote, Dennis Garnhum, entertainment, music, The Grand Theatre
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STARSHIP ZOOMER
Last week, I wandered the halls of ZoomerMedia, exploring the large communications complex. Its founder, Moses Znaimer, is a well-known broadcasting pioneer. Years back, he founded CityTV, transforming TV coverage from static, behind-a-desk reporting to something far more dynamic, covering … Continue reading
Posted in arts, business, Canada, culture, Entertainment, Media, Music, Toronto, Uncategorized
Tagged Arts, broadcasters, broadcasting, Canada, culture, Media, Moses Znaimer, music, news, Ontario, politics, radio, television, The Zoomer, Toronto, tourism, ZoomerMedia
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THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD
“Basically, I’m for anything that gets you through the night – be it prayer, tranquilizers or a bottle of Jack Daniels.” — Frank Sinatra ZOOMER Radio AM 740|96.7 FM threw a classy party for Frank Sinatra last night, being his … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Music, Toronto
Tagged 100th Birthday, Alex Pangman, Alexis O'Hara, Amy Sky, Canada, Frank Sinatra, Lily Frost, Moses Znaimer, music, Ontario, Toronto, Zoomer Media, Zoomer Radio
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SEE COCKSURE FOR SURE
The Cocksure Lads Movie is showing this week in Toronto, so please don’t miss it. The story is slight, about four young British musicians who come to America (Toronto) in hopes that their band, the Cocksure Lads, will meet with … Continue reading
Posted in comedy, Film, movies, Murray Foster, Music, pop
Tagged Actor, Canada, Edward Hillier, film, John Fray, Luke Marty, movie, Murray Foster, music, new, Ontario, pop, sceening, The Cocksure Lads Movie, Toronto, Willard Gillard
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FIRE IN THE PALACE
Photos by Burke Campbell. Camera by Nikon. July 30, 2014. I dropped by Lee’s Palace, legendary venue of the Toronto music scene. You know when music history happens, right in front of you. The big space is packed for the … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Theatre, Toronto
Tagged Birds of Bellwoods, Canada, country music, folk, Lee's Palace, Morning Story, music, music album, new music bands, Ontario, rock and roll, Theater, theatre, Toronto, tourism, UKAE
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WAY TOO MUCH TALENT
Toronto has way too much talent right now. This is why, about two weeks ago, all I had to do was hop a streetcar and zip over to Little Trinity Anglican church on King East to catch a glorious outdoor … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Toronto
Tagged Adrian Morningstar, Birds of Bellwoods, Canada, Chris Blades, D7100, Kintaro Akiyama, music, music industry, Nickie Minshall, Nikon, Nikon Canada, Ontario, Stevie Joffe, Taylor Whittaker, Toronto, UKAE
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VOICE AS BRIGHT AS SILVER
VOICE AS BRIGHT AS SILVER (Black and white photos by Joseph Hammond) This gentleman has a voice as bright as silver in sunlight. He’s awfully handsome, too. His name is James Alexander Byous, and he’s an up-and-coming singer/songwriter/star. He knows … Continue reading
Posted in Music
Tagged hit, James Alexander Byous, James Byous, music, musician, new artist, singer, songwriter, voice
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