Material related to the making of 'A Very Canadian Film' by Hubert Hugh Burke.
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I hear it's still good. :-)
Peace & alla tha love!
PEDESTRIAN SUNDAYS IN KENSINGTON MARKET
Toronto
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The Jay Blues Trio - “Use Me” (Bill Withers Cover) Live at The Rex Hotel, Toronto
Jan 1, 2025 THE REX HOTEL JAZZ AND BLUES BAR
Bass: Kyle Colesanti
Drums: Paul Domanski
Lead guitar/vox: Jay Blues
“The Jay Blues Trio are a Canadian Psychedelic Blues & Funk band from Toronto composed of Jwoel “Jay” Benn (guitar/vocals), Ben Graffam (drums) & Kyle Colesanti (Bass). The band formed in 2023 from a collective of Blues, Rnb, Jazz and Funk lovers who met busking and preforming within the local scene. Channeling the styles of Buddy Guy, Albert Collins, Albert King, BB King, Muddy Waters, The Spinners, Sly & The Family Stone and Jimi Hendrix. Their unique brand of entertainment fuses Chicago Blues, 70’s Funk, and Whirling solos with Slow Sultry Acid-Blues and a tight rhythm section that will make you want to groove.”
When he was 4 years old he told me I could be the bassist in his band. :-)
FYI: I don’t play bass.
next gig:
Thursday, January 23 Live Lounge at Novotel:
Featuring the Jay Blues Trio
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‘A Very Canadian Film’ Original Soundtrack by Hubert Hugh Burke
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Bob Marley’s grandkids, Naomi Cowan, Davo, Celebrate his 79 birthday @ “One Love” Movie Premiere, LA
The future.
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Photo taken by a friend. :-)
Banff National Park, Canada
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“Sometimes the people with the greatest potential often take the longest to find their path because their sensitivity is a double edged sword - it lives at the heart of their brilliance, but it also makes them more susceptible to life’s pains. Good thing we aren’t being penalized for handing in our purpose late. The soul doesn’t know a thing about deadlines.”
— Jeff Brown
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“…if science and religion are so broadly similar, and not arbitrarily limited in their domain, they should at some time clearly converge. I believe this confluence is inevitable. For they both represent man’s efforts to understand his universe and must ultimately be dealing with the same substance. As we understand more in each realm, the two must grow together.”
— Charles H. Townes
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