Monday, March 25, 2013
Friday, March 22, 2013
Earth Hour Lights Out! – Toronto Beaches March 23
Earth Hour Lights Out! – Beaches | Beaches|Life magazine: �
THE FIRST ONE OF ITS KIND, EARTH HOUR LIGHTS OUT BEACHES
What are you doing on Sat. March 23? Come and join the Beaches first celebration of Earth Hour LIGHTS OUT! Together with Music, Dance, Lights Out Ceremony, Candle Lights and Paper lanterns. Drum up Earth Hour awareness while having lots of fun. Take the ONE Hour beyond!
We need your help to get the Word Out, TELL YOUR FRIENDS! INVITE THEM TO JOIN YOU!
Entertainment Update:
We have solo artist Nikki Lemonbeat – ykulele, Ted Sherk Base will be perform at the Bandshell; The Eighth Street Orchestra (family of 5 from Owen Sound) show case… More update to come…
�This event is presented in partnership between Beaches Living and Applegrove Community Centre. Thanks for the support of Boardwalk Place and�all our volunteers! �
THE FIRST ONE OF ITS KIND, EARTH HOUR LIGHTS OUT BEACHES
What are you doing on Sat. March 23? Come and join the Beaches first celebration of Earth Hour LIGHTS OUT! Together with Music, Dance, Lights Out Ceremony, Candle Lights and Paper lanterns. Drum up Earth Hour awareness while having lots of fun. Take the ONE Hour beyond!
We need your help to get the Word Out, TELL YOUR FRIENDS! INVITE THEM TO JOIN YOU!Entertainment Update:
We have solo artist Nikki Lemonbeat – ykulele, Ted Sherk Base will be perform at the Bandshell; The Eighth Street Orchestra (family of 5 from Owen Sound) show case… More update to come…
�This event is presented in partnership between Beaches Living and Applegrove Community Centre. Thanks for the support of Boardwalk Place and�all our volunteers! �
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
ESO @ Kitch - Copenhagen
Composed by Charlie Davis in 1923, legend has it Bix Beiderbecke and the Wolverines attended a Davis concert, and then swarmed the composer backstage after the show to beg permission to record his tune in '24.
Oh, and for the record, the song title refers to a popular brand of chewing tobacco -- does that make it rated R? — recorded at the KITCH Bar in Toronto 2013-03-12
Fletcher Henderson did a great cover of this one too, arranged by Don Redman (although arguably a collaboration of many) catapulted the Henderson band out of the commercial sound of the day and is considered by many to be the first fore-shadowing of what would become the big-band Swing sound.
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