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Bats in my belfry
Posted on September 6, 2016By Bruce Murray Last summer, I somehow picked up a nasty bacteria, which made me very ill — so ill it required a hospital stay… Read More »
The Boxmasters sing about boys, girls and the world
Posted on September 2, 2016By Stan Ashbee Not only is Billy Bob Thornton an actor and award-winning screenwriter — he’s also a kick ass country rock and rockabilly singer/songwriter… Read More »
Are we there yet?
Posted on August 23, 2016By Loraine Debnam If you have travelled with youngsters, this will be a familiar phrase to you. If I’m truthful, there have been trips when,… Read More »
Whoop-Up welcomes Kim Mitchell
Posted on August 18, 2016By Stan Ashbee Canadian music fans, from coast-to-coast, have embraced Kim Mitchell’s rock and roll anthems with a type of patriotism not seen with many… Read More »
Monster Truck has southern Alberta roots
Posted on August 18, 2016By Stan Ashbee Monster Truck returns to southern Alberta with the Hamilton, Ontario no-holds-barred rock and roll quartet’s “hard, heavy and soulful sounds,” or so… Read More »
Escape rooms & gotta eat ‘em all
Posted on August 2, 2016By Stan Ashbee Gotta eat ‘em all Stay calm — and Pokemon on! By now, the majority of those using electronic devices and with data… Read More »
It’s a mean world
Posted on July 26, 2016By Loraine Debnam After the recent and untimely death of pop star Prince, the networks re-broadcast some of his very rare interviews. His musical talent… Read More »
When pigs fly
Posted on July 20, 2016By Bruce Murray While visiting a friend in southern California he asked if I would help him move a pig to the butcher. I readily… Read More »
Cochrane is truly Made in Canada
Posted on July 12, 2016By Stan Ashbee Sunny South News Tom Cochrane is truly, “Made in Canada.” He is a singer/songwriter with over four decades of recording and touring… Read More »
Spock’s Vulcan death grip on pop culture
Posted on July 5, 2016By Stan Ashbee Sunny South News Leonard Nimoy’s immortal portrayal of the beloved sci-fi “Star Trek” character Mr. Spock is indeed worth documenting in a… Read More »