Better Than Crabs

So I was a little delayed with updating the rest of this section but the cycle begins again.
Above is Al Wood playing with the Woodsmen (Jay Case, Ed Young, Frank Deresti, Lindsay Pugh and Cliff Alloy). Al came from Ottawa I believe to participate in the 12 Musicians of Christmas and his set was [...]

The second installment of the 12 Musicians of Christmas 2006 is here. Pictured above is Lindsay Pugh who played the third set of the evening. Also featured in this set will be Catherine Taddo and Sheldon Jaaskelainen.

The 12 Musicians of Christmas featured Ed Young (above), Jay Case, Craig West, Frank Deresti, Rachelle Deresti, Al Wood, Mark Kuntsi, Sheldon Jaaskelainen, Cliff Alloy, Lindsay Pugh, Patti Goodwin and Catherine Taddo. The show was quite exceptional and the camera was in full swing taking a total of 552 pictures and running through [...]

On Boxing Day the Granola People released their 5th album Perspectives to a loud and appreciative audience at Loplops. This was the second CD release in a week from local musicians which are must pick-ups for any music fan local or not.

This week has been busy to say the least. I have many photo gallery updates coming in the next couple of days starting with the Granola People’s CD release gallery, then multiple galleries for the 12 Musicians of Christmas show which happened last night. The show was incredible and the variety of music, [...]

Saturday night saw a triple bill hit Loplops featuring Gates of Winter (above), IT and Startlefish.
By the time I was ready to shoot Gates of Winter announced they were about to play their last song. I rushed trying to get some shots of them so they are very limited in the gallery.

This Tuesday (Boxing Day) the Granola People will be releasing their latest album called Perspectives. For those of you who follow the blog you may remember I dropped a rumour about this back in October.� Some of you were shocked and happy that the Granola People were still together and putting out Granola [...]

For the first time ever, Gravy has been caught on film*. Not the Gravy you’re used to but the new installment of promiscuous Sault musicians. Named after Frank’s favourite drink and Lindsay’s favourite meal Gravy can be described as an experimental band. I say that because I really don’t know what an [...]

Last night was Startlefish’s CD release party for The Debtor’s Heart, their second CD. Original plans for secret locations and mystery murders of audience members were put on hold as transportation and hitmen fell through at the last minute. However a solid show was put on for the appreciative audience.

Everyone’s favourite band with a fish name is releasing their second CD this Monday (that just might be today or already happened depending on when you’re reading this). The CD has been in the works since early summer and is finally ready to make it’s debut just in time to be the perfect stocking [...]