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Monday, 18 November 2013

2013 Hamilton Music Award Winners

The 2013 Hamilton  Music Awards were handed out on Saturday, November 16 (Industry) and Sunday, November 17 (main).  As always, it was an incredible celebration of the best music this city has to offer.  There was amazing music throughout the Hammer!

The big winners were Harrison Kennedy, who took home four trophies as well as a lifetime achievement award and hard rock band Monster Truck, who won seven awards.

Click here for the Spectator story

Here's a sampling of the winners!

Rising Star Winner: Ash to Ember

Industry Awards
  • Artist Website: www.ilovemonstertruck.com
  • Video of the Year: Saint Alvia - Mother’s Day


    Links: Saint Alvia, Video courtesy of Saint Alvia
  • Best Album Artwork: Lee Harvey Osmond (The Folk Sinner)
  • Record Label: Sonic Unyon Recording Company (Terra Lightfoot, Young Rival, Threat Signal)
  • Music Retailer: Dr. Disc
  • Major Concert Venue: Gage Park
  • Live Club of the Year: This Ain’t Hollywood
  • Musical Event (People’s Choice): Supercrawl
  • Theatre: Pearl Company
  • Piano/Keyboard Player of the Year: Jesse O’Brien (Smoke Wagon Blues Band/Andre Bisson)
  • Special Instrumentalist: Yiannis Kapoulas
  • Guitarist: Jeremy Widerman (Monster Truck)
  • Drummer: Steve Kiely (Monster Truck)
  • Bassist: Jon Harvey (Monster Truck)
  • Local Group (People’s Choice): John Mamone
  • Canadian Recording (People’s Choice): Monster Truck 
Blast from the Past: Last Year's Winners

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    Friday, 1 November 2013

    Hamilton Music Awards 2013 Nominations Announced

    http://www.hamiltonmusicawards.com/

    On Wednesday, October 30, 2013, the nominees for the latest edition of the Hamilton Music Awards were announced.   On November 17, there will a celebration of our amazing music scene at when the awards are given out.

    Local blues legend Harrison Kennedy leads the pack with 5 nominations (Male Artist, Blues Recording, Songwriter, Male Vocalist, Record) and a lifetime achievement award. Ian Thomas, Bud Roach and Jessy Lanza landed four nods each.  Diana Panton, Ruth Sutherland and Tom Wilson (aka Lee Harvey Osmond) all have three nominations to their names

    Click here for the results.

    Click here for the Spectator story.

    You can click here to see a complete list of nominees or check the highlights below:

    Blues Recording of the Year
    Andre Bisson – Bad Scene
    Jack de KeyzerElectric Love
    Sonny Del-Rio – Blow Your Horn Man
    Jerry Johnson – Barber’s Chair
    Harrison Kennedy – Soulscape
    Smoke Wagon Blues BandLive In Hamilton

    Folk/Traditional Recording of the Year
    The AcousticsErie Long
    Dawn and MarraTeaspoons and Tablespoons
    Poor AngusGathering
    Timid, The Brave – Timid, The Brave
    Michael Vallely – Circus Songs

    Roots Recording of the Year
    The CaretakersLove, War + Propaganda
    Rob GreenSoul Dancing
    Andy GriffithsMind On Other Things
    Lee Harvey OsmondThe Folk Sinner
    WhitehorseThe Road to Massey Hall

    Alt/Country Recording of the Year
    1220 Blast – Home
    The Barn Katz – Roadkill Grill
    Tia McGraffBreak These Chains
    Gillian Nicola & the Radio Interference – Chasing the Wind
    JP Riemens & the Fabulous BarfliesNo Filter

    Adult Alternative Recording of the Year
    Buckshot Bebee & the Secret Boyfriends – Merchants of Youth
    Cowlick – Night Vision
    Killin Time BandOne Set To Freedom
    Meme – Meme
    Marcio Novelli – It’s Not An Excuse, It’s A Reason
    Perennials – This Is Tomorrow

    Adult Contemporary Recording of the Year
    Garth Baker – That Could Be Everything
    Jamie Barnes – Coming Home
    Paul FedericiNow And Then
    Ghosts of MemphisThe Devil and the Details
    Dave RaveMemphis Midnight
    Ian ThomasLittle Dreams

    Ethnic/World Recording of the Year
    Yiannis Kapoulas – Mystic Journey
    Loril Shannik – The Vagabond Harp
    Ruth Sutherland – A Canadian Christmas
    Steel City Rovers – Steel City Rovers
    John Gora and Gorale – Butterfly

    Jazz Recording of the Year
    Brad Cheeseman Group
    George Rose Big Band
    Jimmy Stahl Big Band
    Robin Lee
    Diana Panton

    Female Artist of the Year
    Buckshot Bebee
    Jessy Lanza
    Diana Panton
    Rosanna Riverso
    Ruth Sutherland

    Male Artist of the Year
    Jack de Keyzer
    Harrison Kennedy
    Dave Rave
    JP Riemens
    Bud Roach
    Ian Thomas

    New Artist/Group of the Year
    Allotrope
    Engine Empire
    Jessy Lanza
    Gillian Nicola & the Radio Interference
    Two Piece Extra Spicy

    Mohawk College Artist Lifetime Achievement Award
    Harrison Kennedy

    Instrumental Recording of the Year
    Brad Cheeseman Group – Brad Cheesman Group
    Yiannis Kapoulas – Mystic Journey
    Loril Shannik – The Vagabond Harp
    George Rose Big Band – Echoes of Legends

    Songwriter of the Year
    Harrison Kennedy
    Dawn Larsh (Dawn and Marra)
    Ian Thomas
    Walk Off The Earth
    Tom Wilson (Lee Harvey Osmond)

    Female Vocalist of the Year
    Sarah Blackwood (Walk Off The Earth)
    Melissa McClelland (Whitehorse)
    Diana Panton
    Rosanna Riverso
    Ruth Sutherland

    Male Vocalist of the Year
    Jon Harvey (Monster Truck)
    Harrison Kennedy
    Bud Roach
    Ian Thomas
    Tom Wilson

    Record of the Year
    Harrison Kennedy – Soulscape
    Jessy Lanza – Pull My Hair Back
    Lee Harvey OsmondThe Folk Sinner
    Monster Truck - Furiosity
    Walk Off the Earth – R.E.V.O.

    Blast from the Past: Last Year's Winners

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    Tuesday, 26 February 2013

    New Lee Harvey Osmond CD: The Folk Sinner

    The Folk Sinner, the incredible second disc from Tom Wilson's musical collective, Lee Harvey Osmond, is a welcome evolution from the debut.  This new CD has its own soul but is still centred in the psychedelic folk sounds of its predecessor.

    The former Junkhouse frontman's voice has got some amazing grit and growl to it here.  Tom's vocals can go really low but can also be smooth when the song warrants it.

    As always, many of the tunes defy categorization. Tom's poetic lyrics are joined by pieces of jazz, country, folk, psychedelic rock, and more.  The results are surprisingly artful and cohesive songs.

    Lee Harvey Osmond was always more of a community than a band (With Wilson as the ringleader).  As a result, returning musicians such as Ray Farrugia (Junkhouse) and Michael Timmins (Cowboy Junkies) are joined by special guests Paul Reddick, Margot Timmins (Cowboy Junkies), Andy Maize (Skydiggers), Colin Linden (Blackie and the Rodeo Kings), Hawsley Workman, Oh Susanna and more.

    Highlights include a cover of Gordon Lightfoot's Oh Linda and Freedom, a song Tom originally penned for Colin James which has become a regular live number from Wilson's shows.

    The CD is available in stores, at Tom Wilson's live performances and as a download on the Lee Harvey Osmond site (with two bonus tracks!) and  iTunes.

    Below are a few tracks from the CD, courtesy of Tom Wilson.



    You can stream the entire album below



    Blast from the Past: Lee Harvey Osmond Live DVD

    Links: Lee Harvey Osmond, More Lee Harvey Osmond Stories

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    Friday, 23 October 2009

    View Magazine Readers' Choice Awards

    Congratulation to all the Gold and Silver winners in the View Magazine Reader's Choice Awards.

    Click here for the full list.

    Below are the music-related highlights.

    Gold / Silver

    Band
    Dean Lickyer / Lee Harvey Osmond
    Female Artist
    Ginger St James / Lori YatesMale Artist
    Tom Wilson / Tomi Swick

    Recording Producer
    Bob Doidge (Grant Ave) / Glenn Marshall (Vibewrangler)

    Cover Band
    Practically Hip / Freedom Train

    Band Name
    Rackula / Lee Harvey Osmond
    Misc. Gold Winners:
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      Saturday, 5 September 2009

      Tom Wilson - Burlington Ribfest (Sept, 4, 2009)


      The band Harlan Pepper (featuring Tom Wilson's son Thompson) opened the show with a few tunes.



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      Tom Wilson's band included Jesse O'Brien (keyboards), Ray Farrugia (Junkhouse) (drums), Johnny Diamond (bass), and Aaron Goldstein (Lee Harvey Osmond)(guitar)





      Thompson Wilson joined his dad for a few numbers



      Both bands got together for the finale





      More Tom Wilson stories

      Tuesday, 13 January 2009

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