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The Bluegrass Music Association of Central Canada Newsletter-Volume 3 Issue 4-0ctober 2009 Composer-Thom Gardiner Sponsored by Lois White Sponsored by Skyway Bluegrass Memorial Award Club A few of the winners of the 2008 Awards BANDS ISSUE www.bmacc.ca BOARD OF DIRECTORS From the Membership Chair President- Denis Chadbourn MACC was 2 years old on March 31/09. Our membership continues to grow. Home: 705-776-7754 B Work: 705-474-2271 If there are individual members of BMACC that belong to a band or other organization, you should consider paying an additional $30 and take advantage Vice-president- Donald Tarte of what BMACC can offer. 888-876-3369 Organizational Members will be entitled to: Secretary- Wes Lowe A free listing in each issue of the "BMACC Notes" 519-539-8967 A free listing in the appropriate info section of the BMACC website. Treasurer - Roland Aucoin *List their upcoming events in the BMACC Event Calendar. 905-635-1818 Advertise at a reduced rate in the "BMACC Notes" Directors at Large *Check out the web site. Current events are listed on the first page. Just click and see Gord deVries more details. It is important that BMACC get this information. 519-668-0418 All organizational members should submit their events to: Roland Aucoin Cindy deBoer-Winterbottom 205 Plains Road W. Unit 84 905-331-9915 Burlington, Ontario Karen May L7T 4H3 705-788-4362 raucoin@cogeco,ca or call 905-635-1818 Steve Pritchard All membership renewals and changes of information should be sent to Rolly at the 416-696-1241 above address. Bernie Melosh Larry Johnston SEE YOU AT THE BLUEGRASS AWARDS 519-576-9768 Brother Brian Powley 613-374-3888 ADVERTISING RATES Publicize your event, band or organization in "NOTES" or WHAT"S INSIDE on our website. From the Membership Chair-Page 2 From the President-Page 3 BMACC NOTES THE BANDS - Page 4-8 Single Issue Annual Out Among the Stars-Page 10/14 ANN-ECDOTES Conestoga Trail- Page 15 1/8 Page (Business Card} $26.67 $ 96.01 1/4 Page 33.33 119.99 Elliot Lake News-Page 15 1/2 Page 53.33 191.99 Honeygrass CD Review-Page 15 Full Page 80.00 288.00 Organizational Memberships - Page 17/18 Bluegrass on the Radio-Page 18/19 Envelope stuffing is lOC per insert Willow Park Jamboree-Page 19/20 Notice of AGM-Page 20 WEBSITE IBMA Experience-Page 22 Quarterly Annual Letters-Page 23 100 px X 250 pixels $20.00 $ 72.00 Bluegrass on the Tube-Page 23 200 px X 250 pixels 26.67 96.00 Concession 23 CD Release-Page 24 400 px X 250 pixels 46.67 168.00 BMACC Notes-October 2009 Page 2 A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT Bluegrass ... the Best Deal Demographically, the vast number of festival goers are retired, or semi-retired baby Around! boomers, who are living on a fixed source of income. Finding activities that fit into their budget can often be challenging. A single show featuring a country headliner, costs In these times of financial about the same, as a 3 day pass to a bluegrass turmoil, people are festival ... however, the latter includes camping, searching for solid value hydro, water, workshops, and various other when it comes to spending activities, including unfettered access to the their hard-earned dollars. numerous musical artists. Plus ... you get to Wide fluctuations in the price of fuel, unpredictable bring in your own beer ... (in a can of course). exchange rates, and a volatile investment marketI make it nigh impossible to find a good deal these days ... Most festivals have a great mix of but you, yes you my intrepid bluegrasser ... you get top entertainment...from headliners who play for marks when it comes to intelligent spending! You are a a living, to members of the local bluegrass club consumer, who knows a good deal when you see one. just starting a band. Jamming at the grassroots level is no better education for an The last time I went out for dinner or to see a live aspiring musician. The festival environment show, it cost me essentially the same amount of encourages non-pros to join in and jam with money, that is does to park my trailer for an entire the pros ... this is an exhilarating learning entertainment-filled-long-weekend, at a bluegrass experience that introduces us to new songs, festival. In comparing value between the two, the new chops, better rhythm (hopefully) ... it is an evidence is overwhelmingly incontrovertible; and the educational opportunity that comes with the verdict is ... BLUEGRASS FESTIVALS ARE THE BEST DEAL price of admission. AROUND! So congratulations to you, for being so Is it just me? Does this not seem like a no-brainer? financially prudent. We now need to go forth, When you consider the spin-off effect that even a and expound the virtues of bluegrass festivals smaller festival has on the local economy ... you'd think our friends, family and neighbors. This is one municipal and provincial levels of government would secret we need to share ... one secret that, if bend over backwards, to support these events. Music shared, will benefit us all. is an industry that has a spillover effect. The increase in sales that festivals bring to, both local businesses 'Wann regaras, and on site vendors can sometimes mean the (J)enis Cliad6oum difference between feast or famine. This applies to (}39rf}ICC <President bands, who need to sell their merchandise in order to subsidize their travelling expenses. It applies to volunteer fire departments and emergency response teams, who hold auctions or 50/50 draws, to buy life­ saving equipment for the community they serve. Bluegrass festivals benefit literally dozens of charitable organizations that just need to pay the rent or keep their doors open. BMACC Notes-October 2009 Page 3 Contact: Bill White-Telephone: 613-372-2400 R.R. #1, Cannington, ON LOE lEO [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] www.billwhiteandwhitepine.aztechdigital.ca Roger-Dobro-Lead & Rhythm-Lead Singer Bill White-Guitar, vocals Joe White-Fiddle, vocals Lorraine-Bass-Lead & Tenor Singer John Renne-Bass Barry Calthorp-Resophonic guitar Barry-Guitar, Rhythm & Lead-Lead, Tenor & Ba ritone Len Heatherington-Banjo, vocals BLUE RIVER BAND VERNON MCINTYRE'S APPALACHIAN GRASS Contact: Vern Mcintyre 419-568-1220 Contact: Jim Mayville-Telephone: 613-771-0492 20322 US 33, Wapakoneta, OH 45895 68 Grass Blvd., R.R. #4, Belleville, ON, K8N 4Z4 [email protected] www.fotmc.com Arnie Shaw - Guitar, banjo - Lead & harmony Al Shaw- Bass - Lead & harmony Vernon Mcintyre-Guitar, vocals, MC Buddy Clark - Banjo Kitty Mdntyre-Fiddle, vocals Jim Mayville - Mandolin, guitar - Lead & Harmony Emily Baehr-Mandolin, vocals Ray Desjardins-Fiddle (not shown) Robert Campbell-Banjo THE BACKWOODSMEN Contact; Lorne Buck-Telephone: 613-475-3740 191 Goodrich Rd., R.R. #2, Codrington, ON KOK 1RO Contact: Lee D. Roy-Telephone 705-669-1945 http://backwoodsmen.tripod.com [email protected] Lorne Buck-Guitar, vocals - Jimmy Ellis-Guitar, vocals Daryl Rogers-Lead Guitar, vocals Matt Naveau-Bass, vocals Lee D. Roy-Rhythm Guitar, vocals R. J. Nelson, Banjo THE BANDS BMACC Notes-October 2009 Page 4 The C-DENNY BAND Nick Strachan~ guitar (819) 459,1089 Contact: Leann Chadbourn-Telephone 705-776-7754 Sherry Philp .. bm,90 (613) 623-0779 339 Fichault Rd., Rutherglen, ON POH 2EO }onatiJa n Ferrabee , bass [email protected] Website-cdennymusic.ca Kevin Golka ,. mandolin Denis Chadbourn-Guitar Juleann Chadbourn-Fiddle Emily Ann Chadbourn-Mandolin Gord Grasser-Banjo www.concession23.com info@ooncession2acom CROSSWIND THE DUCHARME FAMILY Contact: Nicole Ducharme705-758-9589 53 Forget Ave.,P.O. Box 1, River Valley, ON, POH 2CO [email protected] Contact: Roland Aucoin-Telephone: 905-635-1818 Mitch Ducharme-Fiddle, mandolin Dobro-Vern Buttenham Banjo-Tom Bezusko Joey Ducharme-Double bass Bass-Roland Aucoin Guitar-Stan Hammond Mike Ducharme-Rhythm/lead Guitar FOXTAll THE FOGGY HOGTOWN BOYS Contact: Gord DeVries- Telephone: 519-668-0418 Contact: Chris Coale-Telephone: 416-516-3796 [email protected] wvvv,1.chriscoole.com www.foggyhogtownboys.com 70 Mill ridge Ct., London, ON NSZ 4P4 Chris Quinn-Banjo Andrew Collins-Mandolin Nora Galloway- Guitar, vocals Larry Johnston- Banjo Chris Coole -Guitar John Showman-Fiddle Gord DeVries-Dobro, vocals Glenn George-Bass, vocals Rod Perkins-Drums, guitar, vocals Max Heineman-Bass THE BANDS BMACC Notes-October 2009 Page 5 GENERAL STORE Contact: Bill B!lanoe-Telephone: 905-451-9077 20 Ladore Dr., Brampton, ON L6Y 1VS Contact: Gretchen Lamers-Telephone 519-866-5910 [email protected] www.genstorebluegrass.com 57878 Jackson Line, R.R.#4, Straffordville, ON NOJ 1YO Brian Riseborough-Guitar & Vocals [email protected] Helen Lewi:s-Autoharp & Vocals Gretchen Lamers-vocals Spencer McCara-Bass John Perkins-Bass & Vocals Jim White-Guitar, vocals Brett Coehlo-Fiddle Norm Tellier-Mandolin & Vocals Ray Surette-Guitar, mandolin, banjo, vocals GID-R-DONE Contact: Doug DeBoer/Melissa Sherman 519-249-0397 Contact: Wayne Uncer-Telephone: 519-469-3392 95 King William Cr., Cambridge, ON N3C 4J3 R.R. #2, lnnerkip, ON NOJ 1MO [email protected] www.hardryde.ca [email protected] Doug DeBoer-Guitar Will Meadows-Mandolin, Ray Surette-banjo, mandolin, guitar, vocals Chris Ricker-Fiddle, dobro Rich Koop-Bass Wes Lowe-Mandolin, guitar, vocals O' Arey Campbell-Banjo Marc Roy-Guitar, s Jane Uncer-Guitar, mandolin, vocals Bob Tremblay-Dobro, vocals Wayne Uncer-Bass, vocals HONEYGRASS HOMETOWN BLUEGRASS Contact: Al Benner 905-936-2008 or 647-430-5761 [email protected] Mike Kirley 519-653-4975 [email protected] Contact: Karen May Telephone: 705-788-4362 Wayne Douglas-Guitar, Vocals [email protected] www.honeygrass.com Al Benner-Banjo, Vocals Eleanor Bell-Guitar, lead and harmony vocals Leslie Dawn Knowles-Fiddle Marie Gustafson-Guitar, mandolin, lead & harmony vocals Mike Kirley-Mandolin, Vocals Karen May-Bass, lead & harmony vocals Ed McDowell-Bass, Vocals Ray Winterstein-Banjo THE BANDS BMACC Notes-October 2009 Page 6 KESLERING RIDGE Contact: Jan Purcell-Telephone:.
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