Hamilton Blues Lovers Turns 17!

Today (November 29, 2025), the Hamilton Blues Lovers turns 17! 

Links: Stevie Nicks, More Stevie Nicks Stories, Video above courtesy of Stevie Nicks

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Electric Guitar Day Videos ft the Late, Great Brian Griffith

Update of 2020 Post 

Video above courtesy of Doug Smith

Video above courtesy of Mel Olds

Links: Katie Bulley, More Katie Bulley Stories, Video above courtesy Stellablu477

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

Links: Brian Griffith, More Brian Griffith Stories, More Electric Guitar Day Stories

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October 2025 Global Music Awards Including a Few Canadians

October 2025 edition of the Global Music Awards.

Gold Medal Winners

• Best in Show: Anna Urpina (Spain) - Le Chant des Muses
  
  
  
  Links: Anna Urpina, Video above courtesy of Anna Urpina - Topic
  
  
• Matej Mestrovic (Croatia) - Anno Domini 925. King Tomislav Oratorio
• Ignacio Salvatierra P - ONDA ALDEMARO
• Thanos Mitsalas (Greece) - Sergio Assad - Naossa Concert, Concerto do Rio
• Lannie Battistini, Ciara Brittany - Let It Shine
• The Clarion Choir - Requiem of Light
• Kobi Arad - Ancient Novice ft. Members of Boston Symphony Orchestra
• Antonio Tinelli, Yulia Moseychuk (Italy) - Pearls & Discoveries
• Caracas Trombone Project (Venezuela) - Caracas Trombone Project

Canadian Silver Medal Winner

• Mehdi Rezania (Alberta) - From Abadeh to Tehran, From Tehran to Toronto
  
  
  
  Links: Medhi Rezania, Video above courtesy of Mehdi Rezania

Canadian Bronze Medal Winners

• Alex Kingston (BC) -  Save the World
• Gloria May Byron (Newfoundland) - Broken Bridge
• Monika Gurak (Mississauga) - Reverie

Click here for the full list

Links: Global Music Awards, More GMA Stories

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Stupendous Solo Album From Kitchener's Mike Elliott

Artist: Mike Elliott (Kitchener)

Recording: Let You Go

Label: Busted Flat Records

Mini-Review: 

Kitchener Bluesman Mike Elliott steps from out of the shadow of Daddy Long Legs and Elliott & the Audio Kings to craft his own stupendous solo offering. A musical  gumbo of rockabilly, fuzzy garage rock and blues, Let You Go grabs you and takes you on a compelling trip.

Available on: Bandcamp, Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Physical media on Busted Flat

Personnel:

• Mike Elliott - Guitar, Vocals
• Jimmy Bowskill - Bass Guitar, Lap Steel Guitar, Percussion, Background Vocals, Engineering
• Ian McKeown - Drums on 5 tracks
• Steve O’Connor - Wurlitzer on Change Your Mind
• Steve Marriner - Drums, Bass Guitar, Harmonica, Piano, Tremolo Guitar, Percussion, Background Vocals, Engineering, Mixing, Producer

Stream the album below

Links: Mike Elliott, More Mike Elliott Stories, Album above courtesy of Bandcamp, More Releases

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Throwback Thursday: Roadkill Bill Passes

Original Post: April 15, 2009

Updated Post: November 20, 2025

It is with regret and sadness that we announce the passing of William George Peer (aka Roadkill Bill). He was a great local country musician beloved by many.

Click here for information about Bill

Links: Roadkill Bill, More Roadkill Bill Stories, Album above courtesy of Roadkill Bill - Topic

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2026 Canadian Grammy Awards Nominations

Canadian made a great showing in the 2026 Grammy Award nomination list.

Below is a complete list of Canadian nominees.

Click here for the full list of all nominations.

Album of the Year:

• Justin Bieber, Swag (Bieber, Tobias Jesso Jr. for songwriting)
• Lady Gaga, Mayhem (Cirkut for production)
• Sabrina Carpenter, Man’s Best Friend (Serban Ghenea for mixing and engineering)

Best Alternative Music Album:

• Bon Iver, SABLE, fABLE (Shawn Everett for mixing)

Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media:

• Sinners, (Peter Dreimanis from July Talk performs on Pick Poor Robin Clean)
• F1 the Album (Tate McRae, Just Keep Watching)
  
  
  
  Links: Tate McRae, More Tate McRae Stories, Video above courtesy of Tate McRae

Best Contemporary Country Album:

• Tyler Childers, Snipe Hunter (Shawn Everett for mixing)

Best Country Solo Performance:

• Tyler Childers, Nose on the Grindstone (Shawn Everett for mixing)

Best Dance/Electronic Recording:

• Kaytranada, Space Invader

Best Dance Pop Recording: 

• Tate McRae, Just Keep Watching (From F1 The Movie)
• Lady Gaga, Abracadabra (Cirkut for production, Serban Ghenea for mixing and engineering) 

Best Historical Album:

• Joni Mitchell, Joni Mitchell Archives – Volume 4: The Asylum Years (1976-1980) 
  
  
  
  Links: Joni Mitchell, More Joni Mitchell Stories, Playlist courtesy of Bliskitunhe

Best Immersive Audio Album:

• Justin Gray, Immersed (Drew Jurecka for production)

Best Melodic Rap Performance: 

• PartyNextDoor and Drake, Somebody Loves Me

Best Metal Performance:

• Spiritbox, Soft Spine

Best Opera Recording: 

• Tesori: Grounded, The Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, The Metropolitan Opera Chorus and George Brant (Yannick Nézet-Séguin for conducting, Emily D’Angelo for production)
• Kouyoumdjian: Adoration, Silvana Quartet and the Choir Of Trinity Wall Street (Miriam Khalil for production) 

Best Orchestral Performance:

• Still & Bonds, Yannick Nézet-Séguin, conductor (The Philadelphia Orchestra)

Best Pop Solo Performance: 

• Justin Bieber, Daisies

Best Pop Vocal Album:

• Justin Bieber, Swag 

Best R&B Performance: 

• Justin Bieber, Yukon

Best Remixed Recording:

• Mariah Carey and Kaytranada, Don’t Forget About Us

Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album:

• Laila Biali, Wintersongs
  
  
  
  Links: Video above courtesy of Laila Biali

Producer of the Year, Non-Classical: 

• Cirkut (Lady Gaga, Abracadabra, Mayhem and Disease, Coco Jones, AEOMG; Rosé and Bruno Mars Apt.; The Weeknd, Big Sleep and Red Terror; Ed Sheeran, A Little More)

Record of the Year:

• Lady Gaga, Abracadabra (Cirkut for production, Serban Ghenea for mixing and engineering)
• Rosé and Bruno Mars Apt (Cirkut for production)
• Sabrina Carpenter, Manchild (Serban Ghenea for mixing and engineering)

Songwriter of the Year:

• Tobias Jesso Jr. (Justin Bieber: Daisies, Go Baby, Walking Away / Dijon: Another Baby, Baby / Bon Iver: From / Miley Cyrus: Golden Burning Sun / Olivia Dean: Man I Need / Haim: Relationships) 

Links: Grammy, More Grammy Stories

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Throwback Thursday: Blues With A Feeling 2009 Overview

Original Posts: June 1-8, 2009

Combined post: November 13, 2009

2009 featured the very first Blues With A Feeling event that HBL covered. BWF is done in honour of the late, legendary Hamilton Bluesman King Biscuit Boy.

The first part was a Blues showcase at the Corktown on June 5.

Here are the videos we took from that show: 

Links: More TNT Bluesmen Stories, More Big Joe Rhodes Stories, Video above courtesy of Hamilton Blues Lovers

• TNT Bluesman with Big Joe Rhodes
• Wayne Janus Band
• TNT Bluesmen
• Hammertones
• More TNT Bluesmen
• Jabu Jabu
• Post Downpour Squalling
• King Clancy

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This was followed by a fabulous show at the Leander Boat Club on June 6.

Videos:

Links: More Crowbar Stories, Video above courtesy of Hamilton Blues Lovers

• Crowbar
• Danny Lockwood Band
• Stingrays with Jesse O'Brien
• Chris Chambers Band
• More Stingrays
• Jesse O'Brien
• Crowbar with John Dickie

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Finishing up the festivities was the inaugural BWF Blues Cruise (June 7) featuring Trickbag and many wonderful guests. To top everything off Crowbar frontman Kelly Jay got married to Tammi G Rose on the boat! Unfortunately, both have since passed.

Videos (all ft Trickbag):

Video above courtesy of Hamilton Blues Lovers

• Kelly Jay & Tammi G Rose Wedding
• Corrina Corrina (ft Kelly Jay)
• Jonky Tonk Women
• Let the Good Times Roll (ft Sonny Del Rio)
• The Shape I'm In
• I Used to Be a Bad Boy (ft Kelly Jay)
• Reach Out

More Blues With a Feeling Stories

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Lest We Forget! Remembrance Day Videos ft Michael J Birthelmer, Leonard Cohen and more

Update of 2015 Post

Links: Michael Birthelmer, More Michael Birthelmer Stories, Video above courtesy of Michael Hickey



Links: Buy the Single on iTunes, Video above courtesy of Standing Strong and True



Links: Leonard Cohen, More Leonard Cohen Stories, Video above courtesy of Legion Magazine



Links: John McCormack, Video above courtesy of WW1 Photos

More Remembrance Day Songs

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Nominees for the 2026 Canadian Folk Music Awards Including Local Artists

Nominees for the 2026 Canadian Folk Music Awards were recently announced and a few local acts were part of that prestigious list.  The award ceremony will take place April 9-12, 2026 in Calgary.

You can see the nominee announcement below.

Links: CFMA, More CFMA Stories, Video above courtesy of prixfolkawards

Below is a complete list of nominees. Local artists are bolded

Contemporary Album of the Year

• Boreal (ft Tannis Slimmon from Guelph) - Winterbirds
  
  
  
  Links: Boreal, More Boreal Stories, Video above courtesy of Boreal Oficial
  
  
• AHI - The Light Behind The Sun
• Claire Morrison - Where Do You Go at Night?
• Sacred Wolf Singers X Simon Walls - L'nu'k Mawiejik
• The Fretless (featuring Madeleine Roger) - Glasswing

Contemporary Singer of the Year

• Stephen Fearing (Guelph)- The Empathist
  
  
  
  Links: Stephen Fearing, More Stephen Fearing Stories, Video above courtesy of Stephen Fearing
  
  
• AHI - The Light Behind The Sun
• Julian Taylor - Pathways
• Kyle McKearney - To The River
• Mia Kelly  - To Be Clear

Ensemble of the Year

• Boreal (ft Tannis Slimmon from Guelph)- Winterbirds
• Cassie and Maggie - Gold and Coal
• Garçons à Marier - La Dot
• Jessica Pearson and the East Wind - LIVE from Motel Chelsea
• The Southern Residents - Folk Signals

Single of the Year

• Lost and Found - Sultans of String (Burlington) feat. Shannon Thunderbird
  
  
  
  Links: Sultans of String, More Sultans of String Stories, Video above courtesy of Sultans of String
  
  
• Human Kind - AHI
• Edge Of The Earth - Aysanabee
• You Were There - Irish Millie
• To Fail - Rachel Cousins

Stan Rogers Traditional Singer of the Year

• Lotus Wight - Original Works for Voice and Banjo (signed to Waterdown's Borealis Music)
• Maggie MacDonald: Cassie and Maggie - Gold and Coal
• Mathieu Baillargeon: La Déferlance - Âmes des bois
• Matthew Byrne - Stealing Time
• Michael Darcy & The Atlantic Tramps - Homemade

Vocal Group of the Year

• Boreal (ft Tannis Slimmon from Guelph)- Winterbirds
• Cassie and Maggie - Gold and Coal
• Jessica Pearson and the East Wind - LIVE from Motel Chelsea
• PIQSIQ - Legends
• The Barrel Boys - Chicken In The Window

Album Artwork of the Year

• Kevin Hutchings - Halcyon Days (Lisa Dickson - artist, Richard Boudreau - designer) 
• Nastasia Y - Kyiv Soul (BRATY Art )
• Oktoecho - Saimaniq Sivumut (Ulaayu Pilurtuut - artist, Caroline Marcant designer) 
• Ru Rose - Revival (Ru Rose)
• The Arrogant Worms - Canadian Famous (Jeff May) 

Children’s Album of the Year

• Ginalina - All the Earth Speaks
• Heather Feather - Together
• James Culleton - Superfolk
• Marky Weinstock & Friends (a.k.a. Dr. Marky) - Here for you!
• Oh Clementine - One Thousand Mornings

English Songwriter(s) of the Year

• AHI - The Light Behind The Sun
• Mia Kelly  - To Be Clear
• Shane Pendergast - Winter Grace
• Suzie Ungerleider - Among the Evergreens
• Terra Spencer - Sunset

French Songwriter(s) of the Year

• Sandie Valiquette - Forêt Marine
• Fred Dionne - Eldorado
• Guillaume Arsenault - Les plantes continuent de pousser même quand tu dors - Face B
• Maude Carrier  - Les journées grises
• Yves Marchand - Tellement naturel

Global Roots Album of the Year

• Ahmed Moneka - Kanzafula
• Amir Amiri Ensemble - Ajdad - Ancestors, Echoes of Persia
• Joaquin Nunez & Habana Safari - Ruta de la Clave
• Kazdoura - Ghoyoum (Clouds)
• Selcuk Suna - The Space Between

Indigenous Songwriter(s) of the Year

• Amanda Rheaume - The Truth We Hold
• Asiah Holm - The Mask That You Made
• Aysanabee - Edge Of The Earth
• PIQSIQ - Legends
• Wyatt C. Louis - Chandler

Instrumental Composer(s) of the Year

• Anne Lindsay - SOLOWORKS 2
• Dane George - Spring Buds
• Max Francis - Home
• Schmaltz & Pepper- Schmaltz & Pepper
• The Fretless (featuring Madeleine Roger) - Glasswing

Instrumental Group of the Year

• Amir Amiri Ensemble - Ajdad - Ancestors, Echoes of Persia
• Amir Eslami - Multicultural Wind Ensemble
• Jocelyn Pettit & Ellen Gira - Here To Stay
• Ladom Ensemble - Sofreh Tisch
• The Fretless (featuring Madeleine Roger) - Glasswing

Instrumental Solo Artist of the Year

• Max Francis - Home
• Olivia Barrett - Elsewhere
• Rachel Therrien - Mi Hogar II
• Scott Duncan - Grandpa & Me
• Yves Cloutier - Fleuve

New Artist(s) of the Year

• Claire Morrison - Where Do You Go at Night?
• Jessica Pearson and the East Wind - LIVE from Motel Chelsea
• Kazdoura - Ghoyoum (Clouds)
• Robert Thomas and the sessionmen - The Way We Roll
• Wyatt C. Louis - Chandler

Oliver Schroer Pushing the Boundaries

• AHI - The Light Behind The Sun
• Calgaréal - Vanishing Points
• Cassie and Maggie - Gold and Coal
• Oktoecho - Saimaniq Sivumut
• Payadora - Legend of Carau

Producer(s) of the Year

• Liam Duncan (Boy Golden - For Eden)
• Jim Bowskill (Brooks & Bowskill - Blissful State of Mind)
• Rayannah (Claire Morrison - Where Do You Go at Night?)
• Colin Buchanan, Davy Gallant, Lennie Gallant (Lennie Gallant - Shelter From the Storms)
• Ben Plotnick (Loud in the Pines - Every Colour Left)

Solo Artist of the Year

• Duane Andrews - Duane Andrews And The Hot Club Of Conception Bay
• Heather MacIsaac - The Moon’s Daughter
• Lennie Gallant - Shelter From the Storms
• Mallory Chipman - Songs to a Wild God
• Terra Spencer - Sunset

Traditional Album of the Year

• Cassie and Maggie - Gold and Coal
• Matthew Byrne - Stealing Time
• Max Francis - Home
• Richard Wood - Richard Wood Live! An Evening of Celtic Music
• The Barrel Boys - Chicken In The Window

Young Performer(s) of the Year

• Ella Gunning Parker - Look Alive
• Irish Millie - Between Then and Now
• Luka Hall - To Be Honest
• Max Francis - Home
• Salt Beef Junkies - Untitled Demo

Links: CFMA, More CFMA Stories

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Burlington's Robert Sears Was Kind, Generous & Loyal

It is with sadness that we announce the passing of Burlington musician Robert Sears. He passed away on October 29, 2025. Our condolences to his family, friends and fans.

There will be a celebration of life for him on Sunday November 30, 1pm at Stonewalls Restobar in Hamilton.

Social Media Reaction

Whiskey Chasers (Robert was a founding member)

It is with profound sadness and deepest of sorrow that Whiskey Chasers announce the passing of our dear friend and band mate Robert Sears. 

Robert passed away peacefully surrounded by his family around 7:20am on Wednesday October 29. 

Robert was a founding member of Whiskey Chasers and was an integral part of the band and our sound with his masterful bass playing and vocals. He was forced to retire from the band last August due to health issues. 

Robert was kind, caring, generous, and a loyal friend. He will be dearly missed by his friends and family and the many people whose lives he touched. 

Rest in peace brother. 

Paul Sage

Robert and Dean (Robert Sears & Dean Hunt from Whiskey Chasers) were the very first musicians that I got to play with when I moved to Hamilton about 10 years ago at a bar called Black Bull in Burlington. Robert also assisted me playing his bass on a Rock on Locke St . event pro gratis. I still owe him !

Links: Whiskey Chasers, Playlist & Videos above courtesy of  Robert Manley

Links: Whiskey Chasers, Video above courtesy of  Vesna Trkulja-Stevens

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2025 Canadian Songwriter Hall of Fame Inductees Including Hamilton's Ian Thomas & Guelph's Jane Sibbery

Courtesy: Lu Chau

Music legends Ian Thomas from Hamilton and Guelph's Jane Sibbery were two of nine artists inducted to the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame on October 17, 2025 at the Meridian Arts Centre in Toronto.

Links: Ian Thomas, More Ian Thomas Stories, Video above courtesy of Ian Thomas

Links: Jane Sibbery, Video above courtesy of Jane Sibbery Official

Here's a complete list of inductees.

• Ian Thomas (Hamilton)
• Jane Sibbery (Born in Guelph)
• Triumph (Mississauga)
• François Cousineau (Montreal, Quebec)
• Andy Kim (Montreal, Quebec)
• Kate & Anna McGarrigle (Montreal, Quebec)
• Michael Pagliaro (Montreal, Quebec)
• Gino Vanelli (Montreal, Quebec)
• Florent Vollant (Labrador)

Links: Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame, More CSHF Stories

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Throwback Thursday: News Roundup ft Pepper Jack Cafe Closing, Voyageur Guitar, Jacob Moon

Original post: May 20, 2009

Updated: November 6, 2025

After eight years, the Pepper Jack Cafe will be closing it's doors for good. It has played host to many great gigs with local and international talent. The PJC will be missed.

Ken Inouye sent the following e-mail message to members of the Pepper Jack Facebook Group (no longer available):

It's been 8 wonderful years of music, food and friends but also 8 years of very hard work. A bit too much hard work to continue on past June when our lease is up. 

I'd like to thank you ever so much for all your support of our club and your support of live music in general over all these years. No doubt there are some truly great people who make it fun to throw shows for and with in Hamilton.. Who knew? We've had "maybe" one "fight" in the entire 8 years we've been in downtown Hamilton. I really can't stress enough how great the crowds have been. I've especially admired anyone who's done the research, spotted something interesting and been brave enough to attend a show even if they could not find a buddy or crew to go with.

While I'm at it I'd also like to comment on the abundance of good music coming thru Hamilton. Even when we are gone, many great bands will of course still be coming by the other live music clubs in this city. Not to mention the abundance of talent that this city has in it's own citizens. Please remember that when you go to a show, on top of the potential to have a fun and rich experience, you are also casting your vote and approval to the promoter and/or band to continue coming back and playing Hamilton.

The more support the clubs get, the more chances for unique and interesting entertainment to continue flowing and staying in the city.

Also, rest assured that there are clubs in Hamilton that do consistently book the up and coming buzz bands that go on to play much bigger, less intimate venues for way more money. 

There are still almost 2 months of quality shows coming your way from PJC as well as some gems yet to be announced!

Thanks for your support and for being so cool!

Sincerely,
Ken

 

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Journalist Mark McNeil wrote an interesting true tale in the Thursday, May 7,  2009 edition of the Spectator.

It was all about a guitar (dubbed "Voyageur") built of 63 pieces of Canadian history.

Here are some highlights:

• The peg came from from the hockey stick used to win the legendary 1972 Russia series
• The inlays contains a piece of golf from Rocket Richard's 1955/56 Stanley Cup Ring and a wooden nickel from Maid of the Mist II.
• The edging was made from the cabin of author Jack London (Call of the Wild)
• The bracing used wood from Green Gables writer, Lucy Maud Montgomery's home in PEI and from the deck of the Bluenose II.

CBC Radio Broadcaster Jowi Taylor helped create the guitar and is travelling Canada with it. On Wednesday, May 6, 2029 it was brought to Westdale Secondary School where students and the teacher played the fabulous instrument.

Plans are underway for a book about the guitar and the Canadian Mint recently issued a coin celebrating it.

Click here for the guitar's blog/web-site.

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Jacob Moon has recently released a YouTube video on the making of his new six-song EP, Maybe Sunshine. The disc was released in the fall of 2009.

Links: Video above courtesy of Jacob Moon

From Jacob's site:

"I have been writing some new songs, and trying them out on unsuspecting audiences, slipping them into sets like some kind of mad scientist, to see how they react.

What I'm hoping to achieve this summer is something I've rarely tried: compose parts of songs, then record them and finish the lyric and melody as I go, reacting to studio musicians' interpretation.

All of this in an attempt to uncover something about the songs that I would be unable to do on my own. First up is something to get me into that headspace again: a band version of The Great Beyond, for an upcoming animated video I've partially commissioned from local animator Rachel Peters. I intend to make that video part of a half dozen new videos that will debut this fall."

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Star-Studded Solo Debut from Dundas' Lily Sazz

Artist: Lily Sazz (Dundas)

Recording: What Just Happened

Mini-Review: 

Dundas' Lily Sazz is finally taking centre stage after years of playing with incredible arists such as the Trailblazers, Groove Corporation, Cootes Paradise, Women's Blues Revue, Rita Chiarelli, and many others. 

This is a fabulous way to kickstart a solo career! This star-studded project has everything from the deeply personal to the downright quirky. Every song is infused with own feel and will have you contemplating or shaking your moneymaker.

Available on: Bandcamp, Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Physical media coming soon

Personnel:

Main Band: Lily Sazz (vocals, piano, organ, Tibetan tingsha cymbal), Robin Pirson (drums), Carrie Clark (bass)

Guests

• Colin Linden (slide guitar on Goodnight Sweetheart)
• "Trombone" Charlotte McAfee-Brunner (trombone on In A Hurry)
• Jack Pedler (cowbell on In A Hurry)
• Harry Manx (slide guitar, vocals on Train is Rollin')
• Scotty Bakalar (shaker on In A Hurry, güiro on Knack for That)
• Boreal - Katherine Wheatley, Tannis Slimmon, Angie Nussey (background vocals on Knack for That)
• Darcy Hepner (tenor saxophone on Future Me)
• Suzie Vinnick (background vocal, acoustic & electric guitar on Isn't That So, guitar on Gaslight)
• Steve Marriner (harmonica on Gaslight)
• Colina Phillips and Jill Zadeh (background vocals on Better Stop)
• Scott Apted (drums, shaker on Better Stop/drums, tambourine, background vocal on I Can't Jam)
• Wayne DeAdder (bass on Better Stop, I Can't Jam)
• Mike Branton (guitar on Better Stop, I Can't Jam)

Stream the album below

Links: Album above courtesy of Bandcamp

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