In 2009, Dundas resident and Soul legend John Ellison received the lifetime achievement award from the Hamilton Music Awards. Now on October 3, 2013, his native city of West Virginia will bring him even more accolades.
The Some Kind of Wonderful songwriter will receive a Because of You (Spirit of the Coal Fields) award during the 2013 Miners' Celebration. It's given to honour the heritage of the West Virginia coal fields (Ellison was born in the mining town of Landgraff).
Congratulations
Click here for the Spectator article.
Video above courtesy of NYC Dig Deeper
Blast from the Past: John Ellison Receives Rev. John C. Holland Award
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Sunday, 29 September 2013
Thursday, 16 May 2013
News Roundup (John Ellison, Alex MacDougall, Passings)
Local
Canada
Roots musician and Toronto Star columnist, Greg Quill Passes May issue of Maple Blues
World
Funny/Weird Stuff
Blasts from the Past
Featured Videos
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Links: Alex MacDougall, More Groove Corporation Stories, Video courtesy of BarberShopPodcast
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- Nothing But the Blues Podcast 242 features Steve Strongman
- Kevin Barber's podcast w Alex MacDougall (Groove Corporation) (video version below)
Canada
World
- Americana Award Nominees
- Classic Rock CD new releases June 2013
- Trivia cartoon about Stevie Wonder
- Passings: Sid Selvidge
Funny/Weird Stuff
- Top 10 Accordion Rock N Roll Songs
- Studies show women are more attracted to men holding guitars
- The electric washboard. Why not?
Blasts from the Past
- 2009: JP Riemens CD: Love is a Dog
- 2010: Videos: Steve Didemus & Chris Cracknell@Pheasant Plucker
- 2011: Videos: Paul Reddick@Cheryl's Cookhouse
- 2012: Videos: Aengus Finnan@Private Show
Featured Videos
Links: John Ellison, More John Ellison Stories, Video courtesy of All Music Vids 2
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Tuesday, 23 October 2012
New John Ellison Autobiography
Soul legend (and Dundas resident) John Ellison recently published Some Kind of Wonderful, his entertaining autobiography (co-written with the Spectator's Jon Wells).
His life is an intriguing, incredible story filled with pain, happiness, love, music and cherished memories.
In the book, Ellison remembers his rough early life in West Virginia, where he confronted racism, poverty and violence.
Later on, he also struggled with a blossoming music career. That path led him to write and record (with the Soul Brothers Six) one of the most covered songs in history: Some Kind of Wonderful.
This interesting look at the life of a local (and international) superstar is definitely worth reading.
The bio is mainly available for purchase at his website.
Below is a video interview (with a live song at the end) with the performer. Video courtesy of Cable14 Replay.
Blast from the Past: John Ellison (and others) Performing@Stewart Memorial Church
Links: John Ellison, More John Ellison Stories
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His life is an intriguing, incredible story filled with pain, happiness, love, music and cherished memories.
In the book, Ellison remembers his rough early life in West Virginia, where he confronted racism, poverty and violence.
Later on, he also struggled with a blossoming music career. That path led him to write and record (with the Soul Brothers Six) one of the most covered songs in history: Some Kind of Wonderful.
This interesting look at the life of a local (and international) superstar is definitely worth reading.
The bio is mainly available for purchase at his website.
Below is a video interview (with a live song at the end) with the performer. Video courtesy of Cable14 Replay.
Blast from the Past: John Ellison (and others) Performing@Stewart Memorial Church
Links: John Ellison, More John Ellison Stories
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Thursday, 9 August 2012
News Roundup (Robin Benedict, John Ellison, Videos)
Local
- Music Biz Bits blog post on Robin Benedict
- John Ellison celebrates 4 millions performances of Some Kind of Wonderful
Canada
World
- Podcasts: Roadhouse 388, Roadhouse 389, Nothing But the Blues 202, Nothing But the Blues 203, Blues Time 166
- Trivia Comic Strips on Mick Jagger: First, Second
Funny/Weird Stuff
Blasts From the Past
Featured Videos
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Monday, 6 February 2012
John Ellison Receives Rev. John C Holland Award
Congratulations to local soul legend John Ellison for receiving a Rev. John C Holland Award. Every year, the honor is bestowed upon significant contributors to the community to celebrate Black History Month. It was the 16th anniversary of the gala.
Ellison is best known as the writer of the 1967 international hit Some Kind of Wonderful.
Click here for the Spectator story
NEW FEATURE! Blasts from the Past: John Ellison and others performing at Stewart Memorial Church, When Ellison was our Performer of the Week
Links: John Ellison, More John Ellison Stories
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Ellison is best known as the writer of the 1967 international hit Some Kind of Wonderful.
Click here for the Spectator story
NEW FEATURE! Blasts from the Past: John Ellison and others performing at Stewart Memorial Church, When Ellison was our Performer of the Week
Links: John Ellison, More John Ellison Stories
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Friday, 20 August 2010
Stewart Memorial Church 175th Celebration (August 14, 2010)
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Click here for the Stewart Memorial Church site.
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Click here for the Stewart Memorial Church site.
Sunday, 2 May 2010
Blues News Bites (Patrick Lawton, Dan Medakovic, Mary Simon)
Local
Patrick Lawton: Boogie for the Doctor
Dan Medakovic: Sailing
Mary Simon: Big Sore Heart
- New Ariana Gillis Blogpost
- Pictures from John Ellison's Gala Fundraiser in Snap Magazine
- View Magazine: Caretakers Cover Story
- SA Blues and Roots #117 , Nothing But the Blues #85, Roadhouse Blues # 271
- Folk Singer Susan Reed Passes
Patrick Lawton: Boogie for the Doctor
Dan Medakovic: Sailing
Mary Simon: Big Sore Heart
Monday, 29 March 2010
Our 50th Performer of the Week!: John Ellison
For our 50th Performer of the Week, we've decided to go with a legend: John Ellison.He is the songwriting genius behind one of the biggest and most recorded soul songs of all time: Some Kind of Wonderful. The classic hit was first performed with his band Soul Brothers Six, where it reached the Billboard Top 100.
Born in Montgomery, West Virginia, Ellison currently resides in the Hamilton area where he still records and performs. He's also been recognized in his new hometown with a Hamilton Music Award nomination.
In addition to his amazing music, the singer spends time as a businessman running the Some Kind of Wonderful Food and Restaurant Companies.
Thursday, 10 December 2009
Blues News Bites (John Ellison, Dylan, Arrogant Worms)
Canada
World
John Ellison: Some Kind of Wonderful at Hamilton Music Awards
Funny Video: Arrogant Worms: Christmas Blues
World
- Lost John Lennon tapes allegedly found
- Beatles have best selling CD of the decade
- Clapton to tour with the Who's Roger Daltrey
- Dylan angry over accusation that his Christmas CD is a joke
- New Tom Waits Live CD
John Ellison: Some Kind of Wonderful at Hamilton Music Awards
Funny Video: Arrogant Worms: Christmas Blues
Monday, 7 December 2009
Hamilton Music Award Winners 2009

Congratulation to the winners of the Hamilton Music Awards. The awards were handed out at the McIntyre Theatre at Mohawk College on December 6, 2009.
Highlights are below.
Blues Recording of the Year
Steve Strongman – Blues In ColourFolk / Roots Record of the Year
S.G. Sinnicks – Red Meat and Blue 88’s
Traditional Recording of the Year
Poor Angus – Prime Cuts
Adult Alternative Recording of the Year
Melissa McClelland – Victoria Day
Female Artist of the Year
Melissa McClelland – Victoria Day
Male Artist of the Year
Tiny Bill Cody – Tiny Bill Cody and The Liquormen
Record Of The Year
Arkells – Jackson Square
New Artist / Group of the Year
Pumps – Pumps
Rock Recording of the Year
Perennials – Aliensphere
Country Recording of the Year
Blackie Jackett, Jr. – Whiskey and Tears
Instrumental Recording of the Year
Daniel Lanois – The Omni Series (Box Set)
Songwriter of the Year
Arkells – Jackson Square
Female Vocalist of the Year
Melissa McClelland – Victoria Day
Male Vocalist of the Year
Max Kerman – Arkells – Jackson Square
Piano / Keyboard Player of the Year
Jesse O’Brien – Ian Gillan
Special Instrumentalist of the Year
Darcy Hepner – Lee Harvey Osmond/Dave Pomfret
Guitarist of the Year
Luke Doucet – Melissa McClelland – Victoria Day
Drummer of the year
Steve Negus – Negus – Dare To Dream
Bassist of the Year
Paul Intson – Steve Strongman – Blues In Colour
ArcelorMittal Dofasco Lifetime Achievement Award – John Ellison
Local Group of the Year (People’s Choice)
Live How You Live
Canadian Recording of the Year (Peoples Choice)
Alexisonfire - Old Crows / Young Cardinals
Sunday, 9 August 2009
Saturday, 27 June 2009
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