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4 days ago by sidetwo

Canadian music kicks a**, doesn’t it? In honour of our collective birthday, everyone should listen to some homegrown music today. Whether you prefer rock or jazz, rap or country or anything in between, the Canadian music scene has something to offer everyone, and it keeps getting better every year. ...

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8 days ago by Discerning The World

Nic Paton from (soundandsilence.wordpress.com) has this thing about being credited for his work, his thoughts, his beliefs. He has been making comments on my blog telling me that he can’t find Jesus in me or my writings/blog because I just don’t want to agree with his lying, trickster personality. A ...

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12 days ago by poetryinpictures

Summer was welcomed by the Waterfront festival held annually at the beautiful Port Credit park grounds last night. Though the predicted weather was not the best, Mother Nature decided to change her mind instead gave us one of the most beautiful evening to end spring. I look forward to this annual fe ...

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15 days ago by nickbaines

Iran is in a turmoil that was inconceivable even a month ago. Today Morgan Tsvangirai, Prime Minister of Zimbabwe, was shouted down at Southwark Cathedral whilst urging expatriates to return to their homeland despite a lack of reassurance about their personal safety or prospects for the rule of law. ...

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19 days ago by aoradh

Music kinds of ebbs and flows in my life. It is always there in the background, but at times, it moves centre stage. For a long time, doing music (even doing bad music!) was one of the engines for life in me. I played whenever I could. I played worship music, I played in pubs, in [...]

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20 days ago by themusicsover

Richard Bell March 5, 1946 – June 15, 2007 Richard Bell was a Canadian pianist and guitarist who played Janis Joplin’s Full Tilt Boogie Band in the late ’60s, and in the ’90s incarnation of the the Band. But more remarkably, Bell began playing the piano at the age of four. As a session player, Bell ...

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22 days ago by Tippie

Lovin' a little Bruce this morning. Right now I am listening to World of Wonders! Click here to listen to a Bruce Cockburn solo performance. Recorded Apr. 21, 2009 at Showplace Performance Centre in Peterborough, Ontario by Canada Live/CBC2.

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23 days ago by dmonk

WAIT NO MORE Sipping wine with angels in this torch-lit tavern by the sea What does it take for what’s locked up inside to be free? Fold me into you, you know where I’m longing to be When my ship sets sail on that ocean of deep mystery I want to wait no more What does it take for the heart to explod ...

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27 days ago by martina

Richard Thompson Nanci Griffith, Richard Thompson, Bruce Cockburn, David Lindley, David Bromberg and Eliza Gilkyson are expected to perform. Renee Bodie, the driving force behind the Los Angeles Acoustic Music Festival, managed to snare an impressive roster of classic folk music artists for the inau ...

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28 days ago by nickbaines

I had an early start this morning as I had to be in Bristol by 9.30am to preach at the Valedictory Service for students leaving Trinity College ahead of their ordinations in the next few weeks. I think the job of the preacher at such a service is to encourage and to warn. Whether or not I hit the ma ...

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