Showing posts with label Rick and the Krickets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rick and the Krickets. Show all posts

Thursday, 7 November 2013

News Roundup (Spec Awards, Blues Blast Awards, Tom Wilson, Lou Reed, Krickets)

Local

      Spectator's Readers' Choice Awards

      All lists are Platinum, Gold, Silver
      • Festival: Super Crawl, Winona Peach Festival, Locke Street Festival
      • Live Entertainment Facility: Hamilton Place, Copps Coliseum, Theatre Aquarius
      • Concert Venue: Copps Coliseum, Hamilton Place, This Ain't Hollywood
      • Live Jazz Club: Augusta House, Cat'N'Fiddle, Stonewalls 
      • Live Music Bar/Lounge: Casbah, Slainte, Stonewalls
      • Music School: Academy of Performing Arts, Suzuki School of Music, Picks & Sticks 
      • Recording Studio: Grant Avenue, Hive, Sound Cave
      • Music Instrument Store: Long & McQuade, Mountain Music, Payne Music
      • Record/CD Store: Cheapies, Beat Goes On, Dr. Disc 
      • Local Artists: Julia Veenstra, Kathryn Smith, Tom Wilson 

          Canada 

              World

               Blues Blast Award Winners
                • Contemporary Blues Album: Shaun Murphy – Ask For The Moon
                • Traditional Blues Album: The Cash Box Kings – Black Toppin'
                • Blues Rock Album: Albert Castiglia – Living The Dream
                • Soul Blues Album: Curtis Salgado – Soul Shot
                • New Artist Debut Release: Southern Hospitality – Easy Livin'
                • Song of the Year: Cee Cee James & Rob "Slideboy" Andrews – "I Got A Right To Sing The Blues"
                • Female Blues Artist of the Year: Shaun Murphy
                • Male Blues Artist of the Year: Doug MacLeod
                • Blues Band of the Year: Tedeschi Trucks Band
                • Sean Costello Rising Star Award: Doug Deming

                Blasts from the Past

                Featured Videos


                  Links: Rick and the Krickets, More Rick and the Krickets Stories, Video courtesy of SimVid2



                  Links: Lou Reed, More Lou Reed Stories, Video courtesy of Raufschunaiden



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                    Thursday, 27 September 2012

                    Friday, 8 October 2010

                    Paperboys/Deacons Reunion@Plough and Harrow, Part 2 (October 2, 2010)

                    Click here if you can't see the videos.

                    Rick Prinsthal (guitar-left, vocals), Dan Thorpe (guitar), Ken Brawn (drums, vocals on Little Red Rooster), Cameron Hoffman (Drums on Little Red Rooster), DJ Crossley (bass), Randy Hoffman (harmonica) on It's All Over Now and Little Red Rooster)













                    Click here for part 1. Click here for photos of the event.

                    Links: Deacons web site

                    Thursday, 1 April 2010

                    Local Musicians in Playgirl's "Canadian Rocker" Special

                    You probably know that Hamilton has the most talented musicians but did you also know we have the sexiest as well?

                    An upcoming special issue of Playgirl will feature tasteful nude shots of popular Canadian musicians such as Randy Bachman, Gordon Lightfoot, Neil Young, and many others. The best part is three of the studliest models are from right here in the Hammer.

                    It all started when a Playgirl photographer visited Lou, our illustrious blogger, webmaster and CEO of Hamilton Blues Lovers Inc.

                    We'll let him tell the story:

                    "Once again, Playgirl sent a photographer to my house to beg and bribe me with tons of cash to get me to pose for the magazine," he said, "As always, I refused, but this time I told her to check out the local musicians and see if they're interested."

                    In a special deal with Playgirl Magazine, we've been given permission to post the pictures from our local performers. Since this is a family blog, we've had to censor them. Don't worry, the special issue comes out soon and all you ladies (and men too - we don't discriminate here at HBL) will be able to see them in all their glory.

                    Photos by April Fulcilli

                    Andre Bisson's soulful voice isn't his only asset. Check out his band, Andre and the J-Tones around Southern Ontario.

                    Voodoo Chicken singer & journeyman drummer, Spider Costello can make both drums and hearts beat fast!

                    When Rick Prinsthal is not rockin' out with his band Rick and the Krickets, he likes to just kick back and relax.

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                    Sunday, 1 November 2009

                    Halloween Fun in Hamilton 2009


                    Rick and the Krickets (Rick Prinsthal, vocals, guitar and Billy Berman, bass) were joined by Teenage Head's Jack Pedler on drums and Dan Jeffries on guitar at the Royal Canadian Legion Halloween Dance





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                    Troy Harmer (guitar, vocals), Greg Brisco (keyboards), John MacDonald (bass), and Michael Scott (drums) rocked the Cat N Fiddle





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                    Chris Chambers (Guitar, vocals), Bruce McCarthy (drums) and Nick Czarnogorski (bass) dressed up as characters from the Big Lewbowski and played the Whistling Walrus.





                    Links: Chris Chambers - More Chris Chambers Stories

                    Sunday, 23 August 2009

                    Tuesday, 3 March 2009

                    New Rick and the Krickets CD: Right as Rain

                    Rick and the Krickets, featuring Rick Prinsthal of the Deacons, have released a new CD called Right as Rain.

                    The collection includes covers of Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress, I Saw Her Standing There, Gimmie Gimmie Good Lovin', Sunshine Superman, originals and more.

                    The CD is available at their shows, please see the event calendar for details.

                    More CD Releases


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