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Fp Newsletter December 01, 2016 ! FP" NEWSLETTER Welcome to the FP Newsletter, a monthly publication giving you all our music news and much more! We’re on our 11th issue this December and are so very excited to share with you the ROCKIN’ music we’ve got planned this month! Be sure to check out our upcoming weekend shows and weekly jams and continue to stay in the loop of all the FP music awesomeness coming your way! To do so, please LIKE us on Facebook (click here), FOLLOW us on Instagram (click here) and/or SUBSCRIBE to us on YouTube (click here). And don’t forget, FUSIONpresents wants YOU to ROCK, so please come out to our jams and join us on stage!!! WEEKLY JAMS & SHOWS Sami Ghawi’s Ayla Guitar, David Capper & Sami Ghawi jamming out to Sunday Night Jam Santana’s “OYE COMO VA”! CLICK TO WATCH VIDEO. @ West Beach, White Rock DEC WEEKEND SHOWS FRI 2 Token Rhyme @ WB, WR FRI 2 eleven09 @ Sharkey’s, LADNER Chris Charlton’s SAT 3 Mike Machado Trio @ WB, WR Waymore Wednesdays @ West Beach, FRI 9 FUSIONpresents Friday Night Jam @ WB, WR White Rock SAT 10 Ardent Tribe @ WB, WR FRI 16 Trashcan Panda @ WB,WR FRI 16 eleven09 @ Escape Lounge, Elements Casino, Surrey SAT 17 Mike Machado Trio @ WB, WR Brad Sakiyama’s FRI 23 Sami Ghawi’s XMAS HOLIDAY JAM @ WB. WR Thirsty Thursdays @ West Beach, FRI 30 Ripple Illusion White Rock SAT 31 Brad Sakiyama’s New Year’s Eve Rockin’ Dance Party Contact FUSIONpresents Your Local Quality Music Services Provider to our FUSIONpresents YouTube Channel and stay in the loop of 604-800-0989 or 778-892-ROCK (7625) our weekly Just for Fun Music [email protected] Click here Videos and much more! www.fusionpresents.com FP NEWSLETTER Vol. 11 www.fusionpresents.com Page !1 of !3 December 01, 2016 ! FP NEWSLETTER " VANCOUVER ARTIST HIGHLIGHT : BRUCE’S CORNER ARDENT TRIBE The year is wrapping up and the Christmas season is now officially upon us. It seems that the years are moving past faster and faster because before you know it, Christmas Day, which will remain on the 25th despite a petition I ran, is here and then it’s over. Just like that. Then onto 2017 (which is next month’s subject). Christmas is traditionally a time for goodwill toward each other and eggnog. It is one of my favourite times of year because I really like eggnog. I grew up in a decent-sized family, and with relatives visiting and invited guests, there might have been as many as 20 people in the house on Christmas Day. After dinner, the music would start as someone would get on the piano and the elders would gather around singing all the carols in the song book. As I write this, I realize how many of those people are no longer here. Life is pretty rapid it seems. At least I have memories, and maybe that is the big by-product of this time of year. But Christmas was also about gifts and I got a few good ones from ARDENT TRIBE are a group of inspired, talented musicians whose Santa over the years. My sister got me a turtle one year which I spell-binding World Music originals have been making Vancouver named Charlie and that was cool. Santa got me a budgie one year rock for the last two years. That’s why the band was recognized as which I called Sam (I was good at pet names). They both died one of the top 2 Unsigned bands on the West Coast in the Georgia unfortunately. It’s interesting to note that my brother got a bike and Straight’s Best in Vancouver Awards 2015. The chemistry they build chemistry set and still has them. I was left with a broken heart. with the audience creates a soul-infused vibe of sheer joy. Their Getting the White Album one year was pretty cool. I have not original tunes are powerful and contagious, and they are masters at played any one album as much as I’ve played that one over the riding the wave of the crowd’s energy and leaving them crying out for years. One present I asked for and got was a trumpet. At the age more! of 6, each one of us was put in front of the piano and the lessons began. I wasn’t a big fan of this but the only way off of the stool The band is made of members Cathy Essombe, Pat Bermel, Patrick was another instrument. Herb Alpert was big back then and I don’t Therres, Jeff Tobin, Greg Kennedy, Michael Colina-Fanthorpe & think I fully realized how much cooler a guitar was. So I got a Marco Restagno and describe its sound as “Classic, Evolutionary & trumpet and went on to play in the school band. I must be honest Progressive Soul to lift the human spirit”. Covering the vast genres of though, carrying a trumpet case to school did not get you girls. World Beat, Soul, R&B and Top 40, ARDENT TRIBE are true master Meanwhile the guy with the guitar was considered sensitive and entertainers influenced by the likes of Aretha Franklin, Wilson Pickett, while he was being treated as a rock star I was having my Sam & Dave, Bruno Mars, Celo Green, Average White Band, Rolling underwear pulled up over my head. I also think that being able to Stones, Patti Labelle, Pharrell Williams, Will I. Am & Jesse J. play the guitar right now would be a lot more practical than serenading with a trumpet. Before I get any letters from you trumpet Check out music and more by ARDENT TRIBE by clicking here: fans, I still enjoy listening to Herb while sipping on an eggnog. http://www.reverbnation.com/ardenttribe4 On behalf of all of us at the FUSIONpresents mansion I wish you a Catch them at West Beach on Saturday December 10th! Merry Christmas. Enjoy and be safe and create some memories. ROCK N ROLL TRIVIA 1. The mighty final chord of The Beatles' "A Day In The Life" was played by ten hands in three pianos simultaneously: John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, George Martin and Mal Evans. 2. "London Calling" was part of a catch phrase "Good morning America, this is the London Calling!" of a BBC show during World War II, of which the The Clash's Joe Strummer was a fan. * Source: Ultimate Guitar FP NEWSLETTER Vol. 11 www.fusionpresents.com Page !2 of !3 December 01, 2016 ! FP NEWSLETTER FEATURED MUSIC & VIDEOS FUSIONpresents MUSIC SERVICES FUSIONpresents is proud to have offered the highest quality services in music entertainment, music education and music production services for over 14 years. We have entertained thousands of delighted guests, taught numerous aspiring artists, and collaborated with countless amazing people. We love what we do and are passionate to do more of it. Contact FUSIONpresents today. CLICK FOR MORE INFO CLICK FOR MORE INFO PRE-ORDER NOW: Maya Rae- Sapphire Birds. GET IT NOW on Cellar Live! SOLOS to DUOs & BANDS & SING WITH THE BAND - DJS - perfect for any event Live Band Karaoke gets everybody involved! CLICK FOR MORE INFO CLICK FOR MORE INFO LESSONS in GUITAR, BASS, VOCAL & LIVE PIANO, DRUMS & MORE PERFORMANCE TRAINING Check out Ayla Guitar's cover of Led Zeppelin's "SINCE I'VE BEEN LOVING YOU". CLICK HERE CLICK FOR MORE INFO CLICK FOR MORE INFO JUST FOR FUN Song PROFESSIONAL DEMOS of Recordings & Videos ORIGINAL SONGS CLICK FOR MORE INFO CLICK FOR MORE INFO Check out MAYA RAE's cover of “COLD WATER” by MAJOR LAZER. CLICK HERE ARTIST DEVELOPMENT MUSIC FOR LICENSING - Helping you reach your Use our songs on websites, dreams as an artist TV, radio & movies Contact FUSIONpresents Your Local Quality Music Services Provider 604-800-0989 or 778-892-ROCK (7625) [email protected] www.fusionpresents.com Check out eleven09's live cover of The Doors' "LA WOMAN" CLICK HERE FP NEWSLETTER Vol. 11 www.fusionpresents.com Page !3 of !3.
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