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Dancing forest pumpkin :: [Marek Colek and Pat Shewchuk]

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“The bus roared through Indiana cornfields that night; the moon illuminated the ghostly gathered husks; it was almost Halloween. I made the acquaintance of a girl and we necked all the way to Indianapolis. She was nearsighted. When we got off to eat I had to lead her by the hand to the lunch counter. She bought my meals; my sandwiches were all gone. In exchange I told her long stories.”

—Jack Kerouac

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Art by Tin Can Forest (Pat Shewchuk and Marek Colek)

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Pat Shewchuk & Marek Colek

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John Lloyd Young At The Kravis Center - Publicly Phenomenal

The world is gonna hear that voice.

We all know that this is a Jersey Boys quote, said by Gyp DiCarlo about Frankie Valli. But now, more than ever, it pertains to the man who won the Tony for portraying him.

At the Kravis Center this weekend, John Lloyd Young told us from the stage that he has played Florida many times - but none of them were public performances. They were all in the form of the various galas, benefits, and other private events that he was asked to participate in...and we also know how generous JLY is with his time and talent, in supporting various causes.

Finally, for these two nights in West Palm Beach, JLY got a chance to perform for the public. And the public was completely blown away.

JLY's shows are part of a series called 54 Below At The Rinker. Through a special arrangement with 54 Below in NYC, the Kravis Center brings that special New York cabaret experience to the Rinker Playhouse at the Kravis Center For The Performing Arts. Well-known Broadway performers come to bring the music alive, for a taste of New York City in southern Florida.

He brought the high energy right from the beginning, taking the stage in signature shades with his commanding "Lightning Strikes", showcasing his incredible vocal range. Then he invited the audience to participate on a rousing "Oh What A Night".

JLY introduced the stellar Florida band - Jon Curtis Rose on piano/keyboard/music direction, Paul Shewchuk on bass, and Ludwig Afonso on drums. These musicians added to the energy and ambiance with their incredible skills, and some new arrangements that shone brightly throughout the evening.

JLY told stories of choosing some of the songs for his My Turn album, along with how he brought Little Anthony out at the gala in Jupiter- which was especially appreciated by this audience. He performed "My Prayer", "Hurt So Bad", and "In The Still Of The Night", all done to perfection.

The next section included a breathtaking "Only The Lonely", followed by Roy Orbison's unreleased "Say No More"...which I believe JLY should record and release, because his version is that amazing. After some Smokey Robinson and Cuba arts delegation stories (including some new ones), JLY blew the roof off the Playhouse with "Ooh Baby Baby", stunning the new people in the audience with his remarkable vocals.

He then made his way around the room for "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me", reaching as many audience members as possible among the tables in the front and the rows of seats behind - thrilling some familiar faces and quite a few new ones. After a rich, emotional "Unchained Melody", JLY and the band took a break while the audience had intermission.

During intermission, I got a chance to talk to the couple at my table, who were seeing JLY for the first time. They were already completely blown away, and couldn't wait for the second half of the show to start. They love the sense of community that the JLY Friends have as well (when they discovered how and why so many of us know each other), and said they can definitely see why we travel everywhere as much as possible to support him and to enjoy his incredible talent. They said they might even join us at some point!

After intermission came the Jersey Boys portion of the evening. JLY performed "Walk Like A Man", complete with the iconic stage moves...and then "Big Girls Don't Cry" with more audience participation and some additional stories about Cuba, followed by some stories from making the Jersey Boys movie - including some that we have not heard before. The wistful "My Eyes Adored You" drew sighs from all around the audience. Then "Can't Take My Eyes Off You" (done in the style of the Broadway show) gave everyone another thrill.

JLY took this opportunity to sing some of "Can't Take My Eyes Off You" in Italian, as he had done on the first Craftours excursion in Italy. He also did another song from that set - something he had always wanted to sing. The Italian version of "Are You Lonesome Tonight" truly took my breath away. He followed this with one of our favorites, "Usted"...it was so good to hear the Spanish ballad again, with JLY's rich vocals and pure emotional delivery. I could hear the approval from all of the new audience members around me as well.

Next up was JLY's astounding arrangement of "The Air That I Breathe" with his thoughtful, passionate vocals. This section of the show finished up with a playful "Show And Tell", another one of our favorites.

JLY came back for an encore, with one of my personal favorites, "Maybe I'm Amazed". Everyone agreed that he not only rocked the Kravis Center, but all of West Palm Beach as well. The finale was a special version of "Sherry", with JLY being backed by Six Seasons - a half dozen talented vocal students from right next door at the Dreyfoos School of the Arts. We were all on our feet as well, dancing along with JLY and these superstars in the making.

After both shows, so many people that had seen JLY for the first time could not stop talking about how phenomenal he is. And the couple at my table from the first night? They said it was hands-down the best concert they have ever attended. They loved his voice, his personality, and his stories. They already want him to come back to perform again...as do several of the other people I heard speaking. It looks like public performances in Florida should become a regular occurrence!

They are discovering what so many of us already know - that John Lloyd Young possesses talent and heart in spades, and shares all of it generously with each and every person in his audiences. The world is gonna hear that voice...and I am so glad that we get to be on the journey with him as he reaches new fans and new heights. So proud to support him, in every way...and to welcome more friends into the fold!

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art by Pat Shewchuk and Marek Colek

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By Tin Can Forest (Pat Shewchuk and Marek Colek)

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"POLICE THINK PRISONERS ARE ROBBER GANG," Winnipeg Tribune. May 8, 1934. Page 1. --- Six Men Held Believed Connected With Recent Warehouse Raids ---- With the swift round-up of six suspects, Monday night and early today, city police believe they have the men responsible for an amazing series of warehouse raids and shopbreakings which have been staged in Winnipeg during the last six months.

The men under arrest are: Nick Gregarchuk, alias Council; Nick Shewchuk, Mike Kushma, Pete Belanosky, alias Bailey; Jack Harris and Fred Belanosky, alias Bailey. The first four will face burglary charges. Harris is charged with receiving stolen goods, and the last man is held for investigation. All six were remanded until tomorrow in city police court today. Harris is out on bail of $1,000. The others are in custody.

Although the quartette who will face the burglary charge have only been linked by police with one warehouse raid, they are believed to have staged a number of others.

Looking For Cache Meanwhile detectives are looking for a huge cache of stolen goods which they believe exists somewhere in the city.

Some idea of the extent of the gang's operations, in the opinion of the police, was gained when a warning was issued today to any store- keepers in Winnipeg or points farther west who have bought the following goods through other than regular channels: Overalls, tobacco, cigarettes, watches, jewelry, drug supplies (particularly asprin tablets), fountain pens, musical instruments, cigars and toilet goods.

"Storekeepers who have pûrchased any of these goods through other than regular channels should notify the police immediately. Otherwise they may find themselves facing a charge of retaining stolen goods." said Chief of Detectives George Smith today.

Some Goods Recovered Council, Shewchuk, Kushma and Pete Bailey are believed to have been the men who broke into Ty- son's storage warehouse, 128 James st., on the night of April 22 and stole $1,800 worth of aspirin tab- lets. A quantity of the stolen tablets has been recovered, but the majority of them are still unaccounted for and are believed to have been disposed of among unsuspecting shopkeepers who have bought them at bargain prices. Harris is charged with receiving some of the stolen tablets.

Entrance to Tyson's warehouse was gained by climbing the fire es- cape and forcing entrance to the top of the elevator shaft. It is because a number of other warehouses were entered by similar means that police believe the same gang were responsible for those raids as well.

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Tortoise and the Hare - Guide - Roxanne Shewchuk

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Harmonizing Stories: A Glimpse into the Life of Songwriter in Tennessee

Step into the captivating world of Lee Ann Shewchuk, a prolific song writer hailing from Tennessee. Through her enchanting verses, she weaves tales of love, life, and the South, creating a musical tapestry that resonates deeply. This guest post invites you to explore her artistic journey, from the hills of Tennessee to the melodies of her soul, providing insight into the inspirations behind her evocative lyrics.

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Tin Can Forest - Marek Colek (Czech-Canadian, b. Karlovy Vary, Czechoslovakia, based Toronto, Ontario, Canada) and Pat Shewchuk (Canadian, b. Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, based Toronto, Ontario, Canada) - Eternal Return, Paintings: Digital Art

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Counterparts Present - Matt Shewchuk from THE EMBC TV NETWORK on Vimeo.

Matt Shewchuk has over 10 years experience in factual and scripted content as both a producer and a director. A multiple award-nominee, Matt has been a mainstay director on factual documentary series such as the hit Discovery Channel series Highway Thru Hell and Heavy Rescue: 401. He also took home a Canadian Screen Award for 'Best Direction in a Documentary Series' for his work on the final episode of Ice Pilots NWT (History Channel).

On the scripted side, Matt has produced a number of projects from feature films to television series, including an original concept for Comedy Central. Matt continues to develop original IP, while spearheading the scripted business development.

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What Are The Trending Topics To Write A Song Online?

Her name is Lee-Ann Shewchuk and She is a Lyricist from Winnipeg, Canada. Although She have spent the past 20 years in sales, but her true passion is writing. She love creating songs with a strong message, especially if it makes the listener think. For the record, She does not sing or play an instrument, but She can write. So, if you can sing it, She can write it! So all the professional artists, who want a lyricist for full time can contact her: https://www.lee-annlyrics.ca