Waterloo blues master John McKinley received the prestigious Mel Brown award at the 2013 Kitchener Blues Festival.
John is a veteran performer who has worked as a sought-after session player and an inspirational teacher. He has encouraged countless young musicians in their artistry. His successful students include Matt Weidinger, Conor Gains, Alex Tintinelli, and many others.
The distinction is named after the late blues legend Mel Brown, who called Kitchener home. It's given to individuals who make significant contribution to the local blues scene. John definitely sets a great example.
Previous winners include Jackie Washington, Steve Strongman, Cheryl Lescom, Shawn Kellerman, Jimmy Vaughan, Bobby "Blue" Bland and others.
Click here for the Kitchener record story.
The video below courtesy of Rebecca Rayless
The video below courtesy of John McKinley Band
Link: John McKinley
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Sunday, 25 August 2013
Monday, 10 December 2012
Harrison Kennedy on Santa's Got Mojo 2 CD
Electro-Fi's latest Christmas compilation, Santa's Got Mojo 2 has many of the top blues acts in Canada layin' out some fantastic festive funkiness.
Hamilton's own blues legend, Harrison Kennedy, offers up Hot Cider Cinnamon, a soulful, haunting, beautiful Christmas song about holiday memories.
Harrison's joined by Fathead (they have 2 tracks on the disc), Chris Whiteley, Shakura S'aida, Julian Fauth, Fruteland Jackson, Morgan Davis and many more with their own wonderful, original songs. No sappy, dull carols in the lot. This CD is filled with soul, swing and funk.
To cap things off is an amazing bonus track with the late, great Mel Brown and the Homewreckers playing the classic Merry Christmas Baby.
You can purchase the CD at the Electro-Fi site or download it through iTunes or eMusic.
Below are a few videos of tracks from the CD
Links: Shakura S'Aida, More Shakura S'Aida Stories, Video courtesy of the Electro-Fi
Links: Morgan Davis, Video courtesy of Calm Tom 6
Blast from the Past: Harrison Kennedy and Others@Hometown Christmas
Links: Harrison Kennedy, More Harrison Kennedy Stories
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Hamilton's own blues legend, Harrison Kennedy, offers up Hot Cider Cinnamon, a soulful, haunting, beautiful Christmas song about holiday memories.
Harrison's joined by Fathead (they have 2 tracks on the disc), Chris Whiteley, Shakura S'aida, Julian Fauth, Fruteland Jackson, Morgan Davis and many more with their own wonderful, original songs. No sappy, dull carols in the lot. This CD is filled with soul, swing and funk.
To cap things off is an amazing bonus track with the late, great Mel Brown and the Homewreckers playing the classic Merry Christmas Baby.
You can purchase the CD at the Electro-Fi site or download it through iTunes or eMusic.
Below are a few videos of tracks from the CD
Links: Shakura S'Aida, More Shakura S'Aida Stories, Video courtesy of the Electro-Fi
Links: Morgan Davis, Video courtesy of Calm Tom 6
Blast from the Past: Harrison Kennedy and Others@Hometown Christmas
Links: Harrison Kennedy, More Harrison Kennedy Stories
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Monday, 23 March 2009
Mel Brown 1939-2009 R.I.P.
Canadian Blues legend, Mel Brown passed away on March 20, 2009.Click here for the news story
He received an honourable mention at a recent session of the House of Commons.
Harold Albrecht member of parliment for Kitchener/Waterloo - Conestoga discussed Mel's influence on the local music scene and his incredible work.
Click here to view the Facebook video of Mr. Albrecht's speech (you'll need to log in)
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