International Jazz Day Videos ft Dually Noted, Ashley St. Pierre, Hamilton All Star Jazz Band w Micah Barnes

Update of 2015 Post

Links: Dually Noted, Video above courtesy of Jim Slominski



Links: Ashley St. Pierre, More Clark Johnston Stories, Adrean Farrugia, More Videos from this Show, Video above courtesy of Greater Niagara Jazz Club



Links: Hamilton All-Star Jazz Band, More HASJB Stories, Micah Barnes, Video above courtesy of Melody Greaves


Links: More International Jazz Day Videos, Our Jazz Posts

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Happy International Jazz Day ft Brad Cheeseman

Links: Brad Cheeseman, More Brad Cheeseman Stories, Videos above courtesy of Brad Cheeseman,More Jazz Day Videos

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Hamilton's Carl Horton Passes

Picture courtesy of Carl's Facebook page

It is with sadness that we announce that Hamilton musician Carl Horton passed away recently.  Our condolences to his family, friends and fans.

UPDATE! Hamilton Spectator story about Carl's passing

UPDATE! A musical celebration of his life will be at the First Unitarian Church of Hamilton on Wednesday, December 13 (2 pm)
Carl started his professional music career in 1979. Highlights includes scoring numerous films/TV shows, creating over 450 advertising jingles, teaching, session work, arranging, directing and much more. He's performed for politicians and royalty.  Click here for more detailed bio.

Carl was beloved by many in the Hamilton music community. Here are a few comments from social media:

Jude Johnson (Carl's longtime musical partner): 

My heart is broken....my dear friend...musical partner for 35 yrs...my brother...Carl Horton....a King of a man...unbearable loss for his beloved Tina and daughters Ali and Annie ...our community has lost a great soul...there are no words....

Adrean Farrugia

Carl was one of my teachers at Mohawk College in the 90’s. He was a beloved teacher, and musician—always enthusiastic about music and supportive of others. I’m sad to hear that he’s gone. I’ll miss him. It’s a reminder to make the best of each day as we never know how long we’ll be here.
My condolences to his family. Rest In Peace Carl and thanks for the friendship and inspiration.

We will add more comments as we find them.



Video above courtesy of Hamilton Blues Lovers

To honour his legacy, here are some of his students performing an original tune they wrote.



Video above courtesy of Altheta Rutherford

Blast from the Past: Carl Horton and Friends Perform at Pine Street Gardens

Links: Carl Horton, More Carl Horton Stories, Jude Johnson, More Jude Johnson Stories,

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