Click here if you can't see the videos.
We'll be posting seperate entries with songs by Les and Mark later.
Bonus videos from Mo's YouTube
Links: Mo' Kauffey, More Mo' Kauffey Stories
Showing posts with label Otis Redding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Otis Redding. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Haiti Fundraiser @ Corktown (Jan 21, 2010) Part 2
Click here if you can't see the videos
Click here for Part 1
Links: Chris and Christa - More Chris and Christa Stories
----------
----------
Links: Justin Sawicki - More Justin Sawicki Stories----------
Links: Andre and the J-Tones - More Andre and the J-Tones Stories
Click below to donate to Haiti Relief
Click here for Part 1
Links: Chris and Christa - More Chris and Christa Stories
----------
----------
Links: Justin Sawicki - More Justin Sawicki Stories----------
Links: Andre and the J-Tones - More Andre and the J-Tones Stories
Click below to donate to Haiti Relief
Labels:
Andre Bisson,
Blues,
Chris and Christa,
Corktown,
Folk,
J-Tones,
Justin Sawicki,
Loretta Hale,
Otis Redding,
Social Animals,
Soul
Monday, November 30, 2009
Pappy Johns Blues Band - Waltz (Nov. 28, 2009)
If you can't see the videos below, click here
Shortly after winning the Canadian Aboriginal Music Award for best Blues album, the Pappy Johns Blues Band played Waltz.
First, the opening group, the Retrofit Blues Band, played a few numbers . . .
Joshua Miller (singer/guitarist for Pappy Johns) joined them for a few songs as well.
-----------
Then the main attraction rocked the place . . .
---
Keyboardist/singer, John Lee was in a dark bar, wearing black, next to a black background so you may have to take our word for it that he was singing on this song :)
---
---
The band were joined by Rebecca Miller on this Otis Redding tune.
Shortly after winning the Canadian Aboriginal Music Award for best Blues album, the Pappy Johns Blues Band played Waltz.
First, the opening group, the Retrofit Blues Band, played a few numbers . . .
Joshua Miller (singer/guitarist for Pappy Johns) joined them for a few songs as well.
-----------
Then the main attraction rocked the place . . .
---
Keyboardist/singer, John Lee was in a dark bar, wearing black, next to a black background so you may have to take our word for it that he was singing on this song :)
---
---
The band were joined by Rebecca Miller on this Otis Redding tune.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)