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Bands Issue a Message from the President m The Bluegrass Music Association of Canada Newsletter-Volume 2 Issue 4-September 2008 Bluegrass is alive and well at The Home County Folk Festival-London, Ontario-July 2008 BANDS ISSUE www.bmacc.ca A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT ,ie~lo~som• Bro,~n 'County jamboree • . Preservation jfouttbatfon- 3Jnc*~ ~ ~ I www.BBJFoundation.org \ WHAT"S INSIDE From the Membership Chair-Page 3 Membership Form-Page 4 Rhonda Vincent Comes To Ontario - Page 5 Organizational Memberships - Page 6 Bluegrass on the Radio-Page 7 Bean Blossom Experience-Page 8 Out Among the Stars - Page 9 Bluegrass Juno-Page 11 ANN-ECOOTES - Page 12 Festivals-Page 13 GID-R-OONE at Bean Blossom-Page 14 TVBA at the Home County Folk Festival-Page 16 Bean Blossom Foundation-Page 17 Basin Bluegrass Festival-Page 17 /iJ: !J Excerpts from MOBS "Dill Pickle Rag" - Page 18/19 ~ Editorial-Page 22 BMACC Notes-September 2008 Page 2 BOARD OF DIRECTORS From the Membership Chair President- Wayne Uncer MACC was 1 year old on March 31/08. Our membership has reached 294, 519-469-3392 Bincluding 18 Bands, 7 Clubs, 4 Festivals, and 5 Organizations. Some bands have already received work from the web-site. Vice-president - Denis Chad­ bourn If there are individual members of BMACC that belong to a band or other organization, Home: 705-776-7754 you should consider paying an additional $30 and take advantage Work: 705-474-2271 of what BMACC can offer. Secretary- Wes Lowe Organizational Members will be entitled to: 519-539-8967 A free listing in each issue of the "BMACC Notes" 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 Cindy deBoer-Winterbottom more details. It is important that BMACC get this information. All organizational members should submit their events to: Karen May Snell Roland Aucoin 705-788-4362 205 Plains Road W. Unit 84 Burlington, Ontario Steve Pritchard L7T 4H3 raucoin@cogeco,ca or call 905-635-1818 Gord deVries 519-668-0418 Bands, please take note. If you want to have your band picture and details included in the "BANDS" issue this fall, you must be an Amanda-Lynn Stubley organizational member. 519-642-7987 Donald Tarte 888-876-3369 ADVERTISING RATES Publicize your event, band or organization in "NOTES" or Brother Brian Powley on our website. 613-374-3888 BMACCNOTES Single Issue Annual 1/8 Page (Business Card) $26.67 $ 96.01 1/4 Page 33.33 119.99 1/2 Page 53.33 191.99 Full Page 80.00 288.00 Envelope stuffing is lOC per insert WEBSITE Quarterly Annual 100 px X 250 pixels $20.00 $ 72.00 200 px X 250 pixels 26.67 96.00 400 px X 250 pixels 46.67 168.00 BMACC Notes-September 2008 Page 3 THE BACKWOODSMEN Contact; Lorne Buck-Telephone: 613-475-3740 R.R. #1, Cannington, ON LOE lEO-Telephone: 705-432-2598 191 Goodrich Rd., R.R. #2, Codrington, ON KOK lRO e-mail [email protected] Roger-Dobro-Lead & Rhythm-Lead Singer Lorraine-Bass-Lead & Tenor Singer Lorne Buck-Guitar, vocals - Jimmy Ellis-Guitar, vocals Barry-Guitar, Rhythm & Lead-Lead, Tenor & BaritoneSinge C-DENNY BAND CONCESSION 23 Contact: Lean Chadbourn-Telephone 705-776-7754 339 Fichault Rd., Rutherglen, ON POH 2EO Contact: Nick Strachan/Sherry Philp [email protected] 819-459-1089/613-623-0779 Website-cdennymusic.ca i [email protected] www .concession23.com Denis Chadbourn-Guitar Juleann Chadbourn-Fiddle Jonathon Ferrabee-Bass Kevin Golka-Mandolin Emily Ann Chadbourn-Mandolin Gord Grasser-Banjo Sherry Philp-Banjo Nick Strachan-Guitar CROSSWIND THE FOGGY HOGTOWN BOYS Contact: Chris Coole-Telephone: 416-516-3796 www.chriscoole.com www.foggyhogtownboys.com Contact: Roland Aucoin-Telephone: 905-635-1818 Chris Quinn-Banjo Andrew Collins-Mandolin [email protected] Chris Coale-Guitar John Showman-Fiddle Dobro-Vern Buttenham Banjo-Tom Bezusko Max Heineman-Bass Bass-Roland Aucoin Guitar-Stan Hammond BMACC MEMBER BANDS BMACC Notes-September 2008 Page 4 FOXTAIL GENERAL STORE Contact: Gord Devries-Telephone: 519-668-0418 Contact: Bill Blance-Telephone: 905-451-9077 70 Millridge Ct., London, ON NSZ 4P4 20 Ladore Dr., Brampton, ON L6Y 1VS [email protected] www.foxtail.ca [email protected] www .genstorebluegrass.com Nora Galloway-Guitar, lead & harmony vocals Brian Riseborough-Guitar & Vocals Marnie Niemi-Bass, lead & harmony vocals Helen Lewis-Autoharp & Vocals Gord DeVries-Dobro, lead & harmony vocals John Perkins-Bass & Vocals Larry Johnston-Banjo Pete Robertson-Fiddle Norm Tellier-Mandolin & Vocals THE GENERATION GAP GID-R-DONE Contact: Gretchen Lamers-Telephone 519-866-5910 Contact: Wayne Uncer-Telephone: 519-469-3392 57878 Jackson Line, R.R.#4, Straffordville, ON NOJ 1YO R.R. #2, lnnerkip, ON NOJ lMO [email protected] [email protected] Gretchen Lamers-vocals Ross Greer-Bass, vocals Wayne Uncer-Bass, vocals Bob Tremblay-Dobro, vocals Jim White-Guitar, vocals Brett Coehlo-Fiddle Jane Uncer-Guitar, mandolin, vocals Ray Surette-Guitar, mandolin, banjo, vocals Don Hutchinson-banjo, guitar, vocals Wes Lowe-Mandolin, guitar, vocals HONEVGRASS NORTHERN SONS Contact: Karen May Snell Contact: Rory Gardiner Evenings: - 613-820-6027 Telephone: 705-788-4362 or 705-472-1629 Days: - 613-829-2176 Fax: - 613-829-7766 [email protected] www.honeygrass.com 28 Okanagan Dr., Ottawa, ON K2H 7Gl Eleanor Bell-Guitar, lead and harmony vocals [email protected] Marie Gustafson-Guitar, mandolin, lead & harmony vocals Rory Gardiner-Banjo Thom Gardiner-Guitar Karen Snell-Bass, lead & harmony vocals Peter Mohr-Mandolin Marty Coney-Bass Ray Winterstein-Banjo Chris Wilson-Fiddle BMACC MEMBER BANDS BMACC Notes-September 2008 Page 5 JAN PURCELL AND PINE ROAD SILVERBIRCH Contact: Jan Purcell-Telephone: 819-459-3362 Contact: Tom Mccreight-Telephone: 705-228-8426 36 Pine Rd., Wakefield, QC JOK 3GO General Delivery, Udora, ON LOC HO [email protected] [email protected] www.pineroadbluegrass.com Walter Bent-Guitar/vocals Jan Hanko-Fiddle/vocals Jan Purcell-Fiddle, vocals Jon Purcell-Guitar, vocals Gene Gouthro-Mandolin/vocals Bryan Higgins-banjo Tom Mccreight (the 01' COOT)-Bass Graham Stone-Banjo BILL WHITE AND WHITE PINE KESLERING RIDGE Contact: Bill White-Telephone: 613-372-2400 Contact: Ron Luxton-Telephone 905-623-2828 [email protected] [email protected] 37 Southway Dr., Bowmanville, ON LlC 1C6 www.billwhiteandwhitepine.aztechdigital.ca [email protected] Bill White-Guitar, vocals Joe White-Fiddle, vocals Ron Luxton-Guitar Robert Laing-Bass John Renne-Bass Barry Calthorp-Resophonic guitar Terry Lane-Mandolin Lorne Lean-Dobro Len Heatherington-Banjo, vocals GRASSBACKWARDZ LONESOME WIND Contact::Pam Brooks-Armstrong 1-519-765-1445 Contact: Lee D. Roy-Telephone 705-669-1945 [email protected] [email protected] Bernie Caron-mandolin/fiddle/vocals, Guy Tellier-bass Daryl Rogers-Lead Guitar, vocals Matt Naveau-Bass, vocals Pam Brooks-vocals/guitar, Ken Robichaud-dobro/vocals Lee D. Roy-Rhythm Guitar, vocals R. J. Nelson, Banjo Ron Jubenville-banjo/vocals Mitch Ducharme-Fiddle BMACC MEMBER BANDS BMACC Notes-September 2008 Page 6 OUT AMONG Also presenting their versions of coal To receive the latest COUNTRY MUSIC THE STARS mining sorrow are Blue Highway, Tom T. HALL of FAME and Museum news, event Random Bits of news Hall, Valerie Smith, and a whole lot updates, and internet only specials, go to from the world of more. the website and sign up to be on their Bluegrass Bob Cherry Email list. <By 'l'om 9dcCreifJlit Cybergrass - www.cybergrass.com www.countrymusichalloffame.com ~ ~ MUSIC OF COAL (via Bob Cherry) Interesting DOBRO Information ABRAMS BROTHERS - (via Howard Bonner) We've recently heard about Kathy http://www.provide.net/"'cfh/ Congratulations to The Abrams Brothers Mattea's album "Coal" but, there is a dobro.html ~ on their most successful debut with the bigger, better and more historical look RICKY SKAGGS has reworked 12 of his Kingston Symphony Orchestra at the at coal mining -- the Lonesome Records country hits in bluegrass style for a CD outdoor presentation at one of Canada's and Publishing "Music of Coal: Mining which is available at Cracker Barrel most historic sites, Old Fort Henry. An Songs from the Appalachian Coalfields." annual presentation by the Kingston restaurants. ~ I've spent about a week reading the Symphony billed as the Sunset Ceremony, book and listening to the two volumes Flatpicking Radio is an Internet-based the 1812 Overture to the sounds of the of music contained in this Jack Wright radio station broadcasting fort's cannons and a brilliant display of production and find that it is one of flatpicking acoustic guitar music 24 fireworks, draws a cross-section of those works that not only puts you in hours a day for friends and aficionados appreciative music supporters. For the the fields too, but it covers the of acoustic flatpick guitar music. first time in its long history, the Kingston spectrum of the music as well. This is a Flatpicking Radio (FPR) brings you the Symphony invited the Abrams Brothers, a collection and anthology that pulls at best in flatpicking acoustic guitar music youth based band who've quickly acquired your heartstrings and once you immerse from the pioneers of flatpick guitar like the mastery of their instruments. With full yourself into the coal mining way of life, Eddie Lang and Gid Tanner to orchestra, the Abrams Brothers fit like a may even bring a tear to your eye. contemporary flatpickers like Doc glove, taking command from the first note "Music of Coal" is one of those albums Watson, Tony Rice, John Carlini, and to the finale of the Soldier's Joy Medley that should be in every library and Norman Blake.FPR broadcasts 24 hours and the Canadian fiddle anthem Big John collection in the land.
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