Black History Month Videos ft John Ellison, Jackie Washington, Sharon Musgrave, Viola Desmond

Update of 2021 Post

Historical Bits

• John Ellison is the writer of the world-famous song Some Kind of Wonderful which he first recorded as part of the Soul Brothers Six.
• John moved from the States to Canada. He became a Canadian citizen in 2006.
• He currently resides in Dundas.

Links: John Ellison, More John Ellison Stories, Video above courtesy of John Ellison - Topic

Historical Bits:

• Jackie spent most of his life in Hamilton, Ontario.
• In 1948, Jackie became the first Canadian black disc jockey when he was hired by Hamilton's CHML
• Jackie was a major force in the Canadian blues scene for decades.
• He passed away in 2009.

Links: Jackie Washington, More Jackie Washington Stories, Video above courtesy of Jackie Washington - Topic

Historical Bits:

• Sharon was born and currently lives in Hamilton.
• Sharon had an international hit with Fascinating Rhythm w the UK band Bassomatic.
• She performed on Curtis Mayfield's Other Side of Town.

Links: Sharon Musgrave, More Sharon Musgrave Stories, Video above courtesy of Sharon Musgrave

Links: Viola Desmond, Video above courtesy of Nova Scotia Government

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World Automobile Day Videos by Teenage Head, Fred Eaglesmith, Dave Rave

Update of 2024 Post 

Links: Teenage Head, More Teenage Head Stories, Video above courtesy of Teenage Head - Topic

Links: Fred Eaglesmith, More Fred Eaglesmith Stories, Video above courtesy of Fred Eaglesmith - Topic

Links: Dave Rave, More Dave Rave Stories, Video above courtesy of Dave Rave & the Governors - Topic

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Kazoo Day Videos by Walk Off the Earth, The Vaudevillian, Corktown Kazoo Band

Update of 2022 Post

Links: Walk Off The Earth, More WOTE Stories, Video above courtesy of Walk Off the Earth

Links: The Vaudevillian, More Vaudevillian Stories, Video above courtesy of The Vaudevillian 

Links: Corktown Kazoo Band, Video above courtesy of C. Barry Quinn

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Robbie Burns Day Videos by Donald McGeoch, David Cavan Fraser, David Leask

Update of 2021 Post

Click here for information on Robert Burns

Links: Donald McGeoch, More Don McGeoch Stories, Video above courtesy of Donald McGeoch - Topic

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Smyle Bassist Peter Rhibany Passes

It is with sadness that we announce the passing of bassist Peter Rhibany.  He was best known as the bassist for Burlington's Smyle. Peter passed away on December 24, 2025. Our condolences to his family, friends and fans.

From his obituary:

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Peter O'Neill Joseph Rihbany. Peter passed away surrounded by his family at St. Joseph's Hospital in Hamilton on December 24, 2025, at the age of 76.

Peter will be missed by his sister, Margo, brother, David, brother-in-law, Greg, niece, Devon, and nephew, Jordan.

Peter lived in Hamilton for most of his adult life. He was passionate about music and played in many bands throughout his career. The band he was best for was Smyle, with whom he recorded an album and had a song on the CHUM charts.

Peter was also a substitute teacher at various schools throughout Hamilton and had a passion for history.

Peter loved his cats; Sam, Dave, Bill and Tommie, and if desired memorial donations can be made to the Hamilton Burlington SPCA.

Cremation has taken place. Arrangements entrusted to SMITH'S FUNERAL HOME, BURLINGTON, 905-632-3333 www.smithsfh.com

 

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Throwback Thursday: McMaster Honours Bruce Cockburn & Juno Sculptor Shirley Elford (2009)

Original Post (part of June 6, 2009 post)

Updated Post: January 22, 2026

Canadian folk legend, Bruce Cockburn (currently signed to Waterdown's True North Records) was recognized by Hamilton's own McMaster University on June 8, 2009.

Cockburn joined local glass sculptor (she designed Juno award statuettes) Shirley Elford at the ceremony, where she also received the same honour.

Below is the Spectator article fron June 9, 2009. Click the picture to make it bigger.

Links: Bruce Cockburn, More Bruce Cockburn Stories, Video above courtesy of Stellablu477

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Winners of the 2026 International Blues Challenge + Canadian Content

Unfortunately, only a few Canadians acts took part in the 2026 International Blues Challenge (January 13 to 17, 2026 in Memphis).

Canadians in Self-Produced CD Semi-Finals

• The Chain: Bittersweet (Thunder Bay Blues Society)
  
  
  
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• Jon Hines: Memphis Sun (East Coast Blues Society)
  
  
  
  Album above courtesy of Bandcamp
  
  
• Brandon Isaak: Walking With the Blues (Victoria Blues Society)
  
  
  
  Links: Brandon Isaak, More Brandon Isaak Stories, Album above courtesy of Bandcamp

Canadian Participants (Performance Competition)

• Thirsty Monks (Thunder Bay Blues Society)
  
  
  
  Video above courtesy of Richard Gale
  
  
• Father 'N' Son (Montreal Blues Society)
  
  
  
  Video above courtesy of Father'n'Son blues
  
  
• Whitey Somers (Saskatoon Blues Society)
  
  
  
  Video above courtesy of Whitey Somers

Complete List of Winners

Band: 

• Winner: Derek Dove & the Peacekeepers (Wiregrass Blues Society)
  
  
  
  Video above courtesy of Derrick Dove & the Peacekeepers
  
  
• 2nd Place: MAMA (Triangle Blues Society)
• 3rd Place: Big Mike & the R&B Kings (New Orleans Blues Society)
• Best Guitar: Derek Dove (Wiregrass Blues Society)

Solo/Duo: 

• Winner: Weary Ramblers (Central Iowa Blues Society)
  
  
  
  Video above courtesy of J Goerdt
  
  
• 2nd Place: Devin C Williams (St. Louis Blues Society)
• Best Guitar (Solo/Duo): Chad Elliott (Central Iowa Blues Society)

Misc

• Best Harmonica: Jonathan Pittman (Washington Blues Society)
• Self-Produced CD: Ryan Hartt: Be About It  (Connecticut Blues Society)
  
  
  
  Album above courtesy of Bandcamp

Links: International Blues Challenge, More IBC Stories

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Throwback Thursday: King Biscuit Boy's Brother Remembers Him in Spectator Story

Original post (Part of June 6, 2009)

Updated post (January 15, 2026)

Pictured: Muddy Water (left) with Richard "King Biscuit Boy" Newell

In a special to the Hamilton Spectator on June 6, 2009, King Biscuit Boy's brother, Waller R. Newell, wrote about his legendary sibling's life. Waller offered insights into the music man's career: meeting members of the Beatles, working with Aretha Franklin, and more. He also discussed his brother's intellectual side.

Click the picture below to see the full-size article (you may still need to zoom to read)

Links: King Biscuit Boy, More KBB Stories, Video above courtesy of King Biscuit Boy with The Ronnie Hawkins Band - Topic

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Rare 1969 Folk Album from Hamilton's Stefan Gnys Gets New Lease on Life

Hamilton's Stefan Gnys only made 12 copies of his album Horizoning when he first released it in 1969. Thanks to some YouTube exposure, a record company is now making it much less rare.

Below is a January 9, 2025 Hamilton Spectator article about the recoding's revival. Click the picture below to make it bigger.

Available on: Bandcamp, YouTube, Spotify, Amazon Music

Personnel:

• Stefan Gnys (vocals, guitar)
• David Van Duzen (songwriting, vocals, guitar, bass)

Stream the album below

Links: Stefan Gnys, Album above courtesy of Bandcamp, More Releases

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Hamilton's Superstar Crush Receive Rave Review in New Yorker

Hamilton's Superstar Crush received a rave review for their debut album, Way Too Much in the December 18, 2025 edition of the prestigious New Yorker magazine.

Here's the great review.

The Hamilton Spectator reported on this wonderful honour. On January 9, 2025. Click the picture below to make it bigger.

Available on: The band's website (including Vinyl), Bandcamp, YouTube, Spotify, Apple Music, 

Personnel:

• Band: Chloe Butler-Stubbs, Marzieh Darling, Sam Hansell, and Truaxe Fox
• Rick Chee (sax)
• Helen Faucher (violin)

Stream the album below

Links: Superstar Crush, Album above courtesy of Bandcamp, More Releases

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Order of Canada Appointees for December 2025 Including a Few Musicians

On December 31, 2025, 80 individuals were appointed to the Order of Canada, including a few musicians.

Below is a video the complete ceremony

Links: Order of Canada, More Order of Canada Stories, Video above courtesy of Rogers tv

Below is a complete list of appointees. Musicians and winners from the local area are bolded.

Click here for more detailed descriptions

Companions

• Raffi Cavoukian, C.C., O.B.C. (Salt Spring Island, British Columbia) - Children's Singer/Songwriter
  
  
  
  Links: Raffi , Video above courtesy of Raffi
  
  
• The Honourable Rosalie Silberman Abella, C.C. (Toronto, Ontario) - Supreme Court, Professor
• Simon Brault, C.C., O.Q. (Saint-Jean-de-Matha, Quebec) - Director of the Canada Council for the Arts
• Shaf Keshavjee, C.C., O.Ont. (Toronto, Ontario) - Thoracic surgeon-scientist, educator, hospital administrator
• The Honourable Michael James Moldaver, C.C., K.C. (Ottawa, Ontario) Supreme Court, Lawyer
• D. Lorne J. Tyrrell, C.C., A.O.E. (Edmonton, Alberta) - Professor and clinician-scientist

Officers

• Mandy Rennehan, O.C. (Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario) - Entrepreneur, philanthropist and TV personality
• Donald Lawrence Triggs, O.C. (Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario) - Vincor International (Winemakers)
• John Cameron Bell, O.C. (Ottawa, Ontario) - Helped develop oncolytic virotherapy treatments. Education
• The Honourable Janice Charette, P.C., O.C. (Ottawa, Ontario) - Clerk of the Privy Council
• Bert Cecil Crowfoot, O.C. (Edmonton, Alberta)  - Journalist, acclaimed photographer, founder and CEO of the Aboriginal Multi-Media Society of Alberta
• Adele Diamond, O.C. (Vancouver, British Columbia) - Researcher and co-founder of the field of developmental cognitive neuroscience
• Janice J. Eng, O.C. (Vancouver, British Columbia) - Neurological rehabilitation
• Judy Illes, O.C. (Vancouver, British Columbia) - University scholar and director of Neuroethics Canada
• Praveen Jain, O.C. (Kingston, Ontario) -  Inventor in electrical energy processing
• Anne-Marie Mes-Masson, O.C. (Montréal, Quebec) - Molecular oncology
• J. Curtis Nickel, O.C. (Sydenham, Ontario) -  Urologist
• Federico Rosei, O.C., C.Q. (Quebec) - Nanotechnology specialist
• Roseann Runte, O.C. (Ottawa, Ontario) - President of Carleton University
• Chandrakant Padamshi Shah, O.C., O.Ont. (Mississauga, Ontario) - Professor emeritus at the University of Toronto’s Dalla Lana School of Public Health 
• Marina Andrea Graefin von Keyserlingk, O.C. (North Vancouver, British Columbia) - UBC professor

Members

• Terri Clark, C.M. (London, Ontario and Nashville, Tennessee) - Country musician
  
  
  
  Links: Terri Clark, More Terri Clark Stories, Video above courtesy of Terri Clark
  
  
• Nardwuar the Human Serviette, C.M. (West Vancouver, British Columbia) - Music journalism, musician
  
  
  
  Links: Nardwuar, Sabrina Carpenter, Video above courtesy of NardwuarServiette
  
  
• Barry Truax, C.M. (Vancouver, British Columbia) - Authority in acoustic communication and electroacoustic music, composer, original member of the World Soundscape Project
  
  
  
  Links: Barry Truax, Video above courtesy of Barry Truax
  
  
• Muzammal Nawaz, C.M. (Burlington, Ontario) - Kickboxing, established the first-ever national federation
• Mary Ann Edwards, C.M. (St. Catharines, Ontario) - Founder and long-time volunteer director of the Rankin Cancer Run
• A. Peter Annan, C.M.(Mississauga, Ontario) - near-surface geophysics
• Phyllis A. Arnold, C.M. (Edmonton, Alberta) - Educator, writer, publisher
• Stephen Beckta, C.M. (Ottawa, Ontario) - Entrepreneur, board member and former chair of the Boys and Girls Club of Ottawa
• Elsabeth Black, C.M., O.N.S. (Halifax, Nova Scotia) - Gymnast 
• Mark S. Bonham, C.M. (Toronto, Ontario) - Financial services, ]2SLGBTQI+ advocate, champion of post-secondary education
• Kim Ruth Brooks, C.M. (Halifax, Nova Scotia) - Tax lawyer, professor and human rights advocate
• Wayne Richard Brownlee, C.M., S.O.M. (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan) - Business and philanthropy, CFO of PotashCorp
• Rosanna Caira, C.M. (Woodbridge, Ontario)  -  Journalist, podcast host, editor and publisher of Foodservice and Hospitality and Hotelier magazines
• The Honourable Richard J. F. Chartier, C.M. (Winnipeg, Manitoba) - Chief Justice
• Penny Dorothy Collenette, C.M., O.Ont. (Ottawa, Ontario) - Educator, lawyer and commentator
• Patrick George Croskerry, C.M. (Halifax, Nova Scotia) - Emergency medicine
• Jane Laurine Darville, C.M. (Toronto, Ontario) - health care administrator and community health specialist
• Andre De Grasse, C.M., O.Ont. (Markham, Ontario) - Seven-time Olympic medallist 
• Mark Dobbin, C.M. (Portugal Cove–St. Philip’s, Newfoundland and Labrador) - Founder of Killick Capital Inc., is a dedicated investor, mentor and entrepreneurship advocate
• Chris Dodd, C.M. (Edmonton, Alberta) - Deaf performing artist, playwright and accessibility advocate
• Sheila Dawn Early, C.M. (Surrey, British Columbia) - Forensic nursing
• Kathleen Fox, C.M. (Gatineau, Québec) - Aviator,  chair of the Transportation Safety Board of Canada
• Michelle Frances Good, C.M. (Maple Creek, Saskatchewan) Indigenous activist, lawyer and storyteller.
• Elly Gotz, C.M. (Toronto, Ontario) - Holocaust survivor and educator
• Gerald W. Grandey, C.M., S.O.M. (Denver, Colorado) - Former CEO of Cameco
• Reesa Greenberg, C.M. (Ottawa, Ontario) - Art history and museology, feminist and exhibition studies
• Hans-Jürgen Greif, C.M. (Québec, Quebec) - Professor, author, multilingualism promoter
• James C. Hathaway, C.M. (Vancouver, British Columbia) - Scholar of public international law
• James William Hewitt, C.M. (Dorval, Quebec) - Hewitt Equipment Limited, philanthropist
• Charles A. Hopkins, C.M. (Toronto, Ontario) - Educator in sustainable development
• Ian Ihor Orest Ihnatowycz, C.M. (Toronto, Ontario) - Philanthropy, Ihnatowycz Family Foundation
• Eddy Isaacs, C.M. (Edmonton, Alberta) - Energy research
• Alfred Morris Kwinter, C.M. (Toronto, Ontario) - Personal injury, property loss and insurance lawyer, director of the Advocates’ Society
• Gillian Kydd, C.M. (Roberts Creek, British Columbia) - Educator, co-founder of the Open Minds/Beyond the Classroom Network
• Martha Langford, C.M. (Montréal, Quebec) - Art historian and scholar in the field of photographic arts
• Roger J. Lewis, C.M. (Dartmouth, Nova Scotia) - Mi'kmaq historian and archaeologist
• William Joseph Logan, C.M. (Toronto, Ontario) - Pediatric neurology
• Elizabeth MacLeod, C.M. (Toronto, Ontario)  - Children’s author
• Allison Joan McGeer, C.M. (Toronto, Ontario) - Epidemiological policy advisor
• Irene Y. McNeill, C.M. (Aurora, Ontario) -  Helped develop the sport of sailing in Canada
• Rassi Nashalik, C.M. (Yellowknife, Northwest Territories) - Inaugural host of CBC’s Igalaaq, the first Inuktitut-language daily television newscast
• Pamela Joan Newall, C.M. (Toronto, Ontario) - Forensic science
• Brenda Okorogba, C.M. (Ottawa, Ontario) - Champions equitable access to education and workforce opportunities for diverse communities
• Patricia O’Malley, C.M. (Stratford, Ontario) - Chartered professional accountant
• Brendan John Paddick, C.M. (Freeport, Bahamas and Grand Falls-Windsor, Newfoundland and Labrador) - Entrepreneur and executive,  co-founder of the Dollar A Day Foundation
• Susan Phillips, C.M. (Ottawa, Ontario) - Professor, founded Canada’s only graduate program in philanthropy
• Alamin Proton Rahman, C.M., O.N.L.(St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador) - Genomics expert, professor
• James Retallack, C.M. (Toronto, Ontario) - Scholar of modern German history
• Jean Robert, C.M. (Québec, Quebec) - Educator and community leader, advocate for English‑language services in Quebec
• Whitney Michelle Rockley, C.M. (Toronto, Ontario) - Co-founder of McRock Capital, first woman to chair the Canadian Venture Capital and Private Equity Association
• Leonard Schein, C.M. (Vancouver, British Columbia) - founded Festival Cinemas, the Vancouver International Film Festival, and Alliance Atlantis Cinemas
• Walter John Schroeder, C.M. and Maria Schroeder, C.M. (Toronto, Ontario) - Philanthropists 
• Cindy Schwartz, C.M. (Montréal, Quebec) - Founder, artistic and general director of Les Muses, Canada’s first full-time professional performing arts training program for neurodivergent adults
• Karl Tomm, C.M. (Calgary, Alberta) - Psychiatrist, university professor and founder of the Calgary Family Therapy Centre
• Ziya Tong, C.M. (Toronto, Ontario and Vancouver, British Columbia) - Broadcaster, author, science journalist and filmmaker
• Michael Jon Villeneuve, C.M. (Mountain, Ontario) - CEO of the Canadian Nurses Association
• Della Wilkinson, C.M. (Ottawa, Ontario) - RCMP research scientist
• John Mark Willinsky, C.M. (Vancouver, British Columbia and San Francisco, California) - Founder of Public Knowledge Project

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Throwback Thursday: Koko Taylor Passes

American Blues legend, Koko Taylor passed away on June 3, 2009.

Below is the article that ran in the June 4, 2009 edition of the Hamilton Spectator. Click the image to Make it bigger.

Links: Koko Taylor, More Koko Taylor Stories/Covers, Video above courtesy of Celia Anahin

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Bird Day Videos by Wax Mannequin, Colin Linden, Fry Truck, Paul Sage

Update of 2021 Post

Links: Wax Mannequin, More Wax Mannequin Stories, Video above courtesy of Wax Mannequin - Topic

Links: Colin Linden, More Colin Linden Stories, More Beatles Covers/Stories, Video above courtesy of MrBeatlesCovers

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Mike Trebilcock's Music to be Featured in Local, Upcoming, Puppet Horror Film

Hamilton musician Mike Trebilcock (Killjoys, Monday Nuns) was featured in the December 31, 2025 edition of the Hamilton Spectator. The interesting story was about his work in scoring the upcoming, local puppet horror movie, Kylgor in the Grisly Abyss.

You can read the article below. Click it to make it bigger.

Video above courtesy of North Blood Films

Below is an example of Mike's previous film work.

Links: Mike Trebilcock, More Mike Treblecock Stories, Video above courtesy of Mike Trebilcock Music

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