#Reg Isadore

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Peter Green's OTHER Les Paul Sunburst- circa '79- early 80s, given to him by Mick Fleetwood.

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Fleetwood Mac founder Peter Green w/ his other Les Paul that he had in the late 70s.

Peter Green

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Pero en los sesenta hubo otros grandes organistas británicos, como es el caso de Peter Bardens, que estuvo en The Cheynes, Them, Peter B´s Looners, Shotgun Express y Village para acabar fundando Camel en 1971. Más desconocido es su trabajo en solitario de principios de los 70s, dos LPs de los cuales destaca especialmente el primero, "The Answer" (Transatlantic, 1970). Básicamente es un disco de blues rock, pero no el usual, habitual, disco de blues rock. Contiene desde sencillo R&B ("Let´s Get It On") hasta una intensa "jam" prog- sinfo- psych- funk- rock (el tema de cierre "Homage To The God Of Light"); pasando por cosas más indefinibles, como el tema titular "The Answer"; el folk rock personal de "I Don't Want To Go Home" o el blues atípico y tortuoso de "Don't Goof With A Spook" (¿le gustará esto a Lydon PIL?, podría ser). Un disco muy recomendable que, en realidad, es casi un muestrario, un crisol musical de los últimos años 60. Acompañaron a Bardens en este trabajo, Andy Gee y un no acreditado Peter Green en las guitarras, Bruce Thomas (luego en The Attractions) tocando el bajo y Reg Isadore la batería. Bardens tocó el órgano y el piano, cantó y produjo el disco. ¿Cómo no iban a tocar Bruce y Pete Thomas como un "tiro" con Costello si tenían la experiencia que tenían y venían de donde venían?

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Jack Bruce & Robin Trower's drummer, Reg Isadore

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Robin Trower

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Close to 100 sacred pictographs in Ontario park vandalized with spray paint

When Isaac Murdoch recently visited Matinenda Provincial Park near Elliot Lake, Ont., approximately 50 kilometres from his Anishinaabe community of Serpent River, he was shocked to see some pictographs with graffiti surrounding them.

"I've seen them in that shape a couple of years ago, and I went back just recently and noticed new spray painting," said Murdoch, an Indigenous artist and environmentalist.

'They [vandals] don't regard the sacredness of it like we do; those are our ancient stories.'- Chief Reg Niganobe

"I recall about 100 [pictographs] in the early days. It is one of the most prolific pictographs that we probably had on the Great Lakes."

Murdoch said now, he's aware of only five pictographs that remain untouched by the surrounding spray paint.

The pictograph site is within the boundaries of Matinenda Provincial Park, a non-operating park managed by Ontario's Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry. A non-operating park means there's no staff on site and park access and facilities are limited.

"Sacred sites are important things and, for many people, they are strongholds of our past," said Murdoch.

(Before vandalization)

The pictograph site has been a meaningful place to several other surrounding Anishinaabe communities along the north shore, he added.

Photos of the defaced site were posted on social media, where many people expressed outrage.

'These vandals will likely get away with it,' says chief

Chief Reg Niganobe of Mississauga First Nation, a community near Matinenda Provincial Park, said the pictographs have always been a part of his people's history.

Ceremonies are still being held with regards to the pictographs, which are approached with the utmost reverence as well as with offerings, said Niganobe.

Still, Niganobe believes trying to catch the vandals would be difficult. The area is teeming with cottagers, tourists and local residents, something the Indigenous people have seen only increase in recent decades, he said.

"These vandals will likely get away with it," Niganobe said.

He added that he believes vandalized mosques garner more anger and disappointment from society.

"We could draw more awareness to it. That way, more people will be watching for it," he said.

At the same time, Niganobe fears that heightened attention to the problem may incite even more acts of vandalism.

Whoever the vandals are, Niganobe said he would like to see it stopped immediately.

"They [vandals] don't regard the sacredness of it like we do; those are our ancient stories," he said.

According to the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, park staff reported the vandalism to the Blind River OPP on May 24, following a visit to the site.

Park staff found older graffiti as well as more recent graffiti and vandalism present on the rock face. It doesn't look like the pictographs themselves were affected by the graffiti, the emailed statement reads in part.

The East Algoma OPP Blind River detachment is investigating the case, along with Mississauga First Nation Police.

Cultural alienation, resistance in reconciliation

Ontario Regional Chief Isadore Day said the vandalism of the pictograph site needs to be called for what it is.

"What happens when there is such disregard and … I think we should put a name on it, and I would call that cultural alienation," Day said.

It's a form of an assault, he added.

Those pictographs are very much a part of our lineage to our past, and they are part of the prophecies," he said, explaining that in most cases, they hold stories and instructions from our ancestors.

"I think there's a bigger issue at hand here," he added. "There's a push in resistance in reconciliation in some parts of Canadian society."

Day would like to see a larger discussion about the desecration of these sacred sites with Indigenous communities and various government ministries.

The ministry said the park superintendent has contacted local First Nations to discuss concerns about the existing graffiti and the possibility of removing it from the rock face.

The park superintendent is also interested in providing interpretive messaging at the pictograph site to educate visitors on the significance of the area and the importance of leaving the area undisturbed, the ministry said.

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Write my Name In the Dust

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(via Peter Green) Peter Green's OTHER Les Paul, that he had circa '79- early 80s.

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w/ Ronnie Johnson, Reg Isadore, John "Rhino" Edwards, and Mike "Mickey" Green.