Showing posts with label Bobby Cameron. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bobby Cameron. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 13, 2021

In-Person Live Music is Back! Videos by Chris Chambers, John Ladds, Cameron & Cameron

Now that Ontario is in Stage 2 of it re-opening plan, in-person live music has returned to the province.

Here's just a sample of the musicians who are back to performing at venues (with hopefully more to come).

Click here for our live music listings.

Click here for his upcoming shows

Links: Chris Chambers, More Chris Chambers Stories, Video above courtesy of Chris Chambers - Topic

Check his Twitter page for gigs

Links: John Ladds, More Beatles Covers/Stories, Video above courtesy of John Ladds

Check out their Facebook page for events

Links: Cameron & Cameron, More Cameron Stories, Video above courtesy of Bobby Cameron


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Friday, November 13, 2015

Sounds of Cambridge, Vol. 1 An Unbelievably Good Introduction to the Local Scene


Our friends over at Cambridge Live Music have released Sounds of Cambridge, Vol. 1, the first in a (hopefully long) series of amazing compilations.  It's a fabulous showcase of the wonderful musical talent in that area.  Spanning a number of genres and boasting a mix of new and old tracks, the CD makes an unbelievably good introduction to the local scene.

From the website: "An independent jury of industry professionals had the unenviable, and daunting task of narrowing the submissions down to the final 19 songs presented here. This CD is not intended to represent a cross section of the Cambridge music scene; but it is a tasty sampler of some of the music that's getting played around town most weekends by these very talented artists."

CDs and downloads are available at the Sounds of Cambridge web store.

Discs can also be picked up at:
IT MAKES A NICE STOCKING STUFFER!

Here is a complete track listing with performer credits:

1. Factory City: Mermaid
Guest: Emily Barkley (vocals)



Links: Video above courtesy of Factory City

2. Shae Dupuy: Breakdown
Guests: Chris Byrne (bass), Chad Melchert (drums), Mike Little (keyboard), Russel Broom (electric guitar), Johnny Gasparic (lap steel)



Links: More Shae Dupuy Stories, Video above courtesy of Shae Dupuy

3. Mo' Kauffey: Scramble
Guests: Kent MacMillan (guitars and percussion), Peter Turpin (bass), Ryan McAdam (drums)

4. Dan Walsh: Naked Emperor

5. Gary Cain: Pipes and Spoons

6. Jesse Parent: Let It Go
Guests: Matt McLeod (bass), Chad Davis (drums), Nick Barkley (keyboards)

7. Natalie Martin of Sarcastic Onions: Benji Boy
Guest: Danny Spence of Sarcastic Onions (guitar)

8. Mother West Wind's Animal Friends - Cold Cold Winter

9. Ben Moore: Synchronicity

10. Tanya Marie Harris: Treat Me Like Your Girlfriend
Guests: Andy Hull (drums), Jim Hyatt (bass), Buddy Hyatt (keys), Jeff King (guitar), Joe Spivey (guitar), Kelly Schoenfeld (background vocals)



Links: Video above courtesy of Tanya Marie Harris

11. Robert "Bobby" Cameron: The Light
Guests: Richard MacNeil (cajon), Dan Walsh (multiple instruments)

12. Lucas Stagg Group: Lost and Found
Guest: Tanya Philipovich (harmony vocal)

13. The Initials: I Ain't Waitin'

14. 7T8: Rebirth

15. Broad and Narrow: That Ain't Love

16. The Sarcastic Onions: Bad to the Phone

17. CounterWait: Get Out

18. Terns: No Place for a Heart

19. Danny Spence of Sarcastic Onions: Cretin Girl
Guest Ron Roy of  of Sarcastic Onions (drums)

Click here for more releases

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Sunday, June 28, 2015

Cambridge's Bobby Cameron Debuts With Distinctive, Punchy, Folk CD!


Cambridge singer/songwriter Robert "Bobby" Cameron has started off with a bang, thanks to his amazing debut solo CD, Songs in My Head.  Thanks to  marvelous guitarwork and  distinctive vocals, this album is definitely worth multiple plays!

With an incredible, punchy, folk sound (including a touch of Celtic flavour) there's a lot of feeling put into these fabulous tracks.  Bobby did a great job writing seven of the songs and also does wonders with the three classic covers: Fields of Athenry, House of the Rising Sun, and Wild Mountain Thyme.

He's also joined by the fantastic Dan Walsh (guitars, bass, lap steel) who produces the CD.  Bobby's frequent partner, Richard MacNeil  adds his cool Cajon playing.

You can pick up a copy of this outstanding CD at any of his live show.  It will be available on iTunes on July 2015.



Links: Bobby Cameron, Video above courtesy of Hamilton Blues Lovers

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