🇺🇸 October 12 – The Legacy of Matthew Shepard

October 12, 2019October 12, 2021 The New Bullying Prevention All Posts, LGBTQI Pride, Matthew Shepard #BeKind, #EraseHate, #Kindnessmatters, Kind, Love

4899520260079616 — Shepard’s murder was not just tragic, but horrific. After leaving a bar with two men, he was kidnapped, robbed, brutally beaten and tied to a fence, where he was left overnight to die.

Twenty-one years ago at 12:53 a.m. in Fort Collins, CO, Matthew Shepard died with his family by his side. Five days prior, he had been brutally attacked and left for dead in Laramie, WY, becoming the victim of one of the most notorious anti-gay hate crimes in this nation’s history.

Since that day, his parents, Judy and Dennis Shepard have led countless LGBTQ+ and allied advocates through difficult, impactful, and we hope lasting, change in Matt’s memory. But to quote Judy, “we aren’t doing it for him. We can’t help Matt anymore. But we all can and should help those who came after him.”

So, reflecting on this profound moment that changed the way we talk about and deal with hate in America, the Matthew Shepard Foundation challenges you today not to look backward in regret, but instead to honor Matt’s legacy by taking action toward a better future.

Judy-and-Dennis-Shepard_600_by_400 — Matthew’s Parents Judy & Denis Shepard

October 28^th will mark the 10^th anniversary of the signing of the Matthew Shepard and James Byrd, Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act. The legislation, fought for tirelessly by his parents and a sweeping coalition of civil rights advocates, finally brought LGBTQ+ Americans under the protection of federal hate crimes law. Matt’s and Mr. Byrd’s namesake statute also extended recognition to victims of bias crimes based on gender identity and disability, and provided vital aid and training for law enforcement nationwide.

The Shepard-Byrd Act was a historic victory, but I don’t have to tell you that discrimination, violence and bigotry are rising again, threatening our efforts to erase hate and replace it with understanding and compassion. Sadly, the Foundation’s mission is more important than ever before.

Matt’s case gained international prominence and inspired millions of people to act. But in our work, we also remember and advocate for those too-numerous victims whose names have not risen to the world’s attention. In honor of them all, we name just a few whose lives also demand justice. Billy Jack Gaither. Sean Kennedy. Angie Zapata. James Anderson. Remember them and share in our work to prevent these tragedies from ever happening again.

Because although two decades have passed, we know that all of these stories hold the power to inspire, to bring diverse groups together, and change hearts and minds. We ask you to stand with the Matthew Shepard Foundation and take action today:

Get Educated – Learn more about the alarming increase of hate in this country and how you can be part of the solution.

Register to Vote – Our voice is the most powerful tool to erase hate. Make your voice heard and vote in 2020!

Contribute to the Matthew Shepard Foundation – Your donation directly impacts our programmatic efforts to erase hate, including hate crimes training, advocacy, education and legacy support.

Amplify the story of Matt, embody his vigor for civil rights, and share his passion to foster a more caring and just world.

With Hope,

Jason Marsden, Matthew Shepard Foundation Executive Director

This video was produced for the American Giving Awards presented by Chase. The Matthew Shepard Foundation competed for a share of $2 million in grants. The Foundation ended up receiving $250,000 thanks to our many supporters. For more information on the Foundation visit http://www.MatthewShepard.org and http://www.MatthewsPlace.com

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🇬🇧WE Day 💙United Kingdom💙

October 4, 2019March 5, 2020 The New Bullying Prevention All Posts

Join us LIVE for WE Day UK 2020!

WE Day UK – 2020 – Streamed live on Mar 4, 2020

WE – Streamed live on Mar 6, 2019

Watch from The SSE Arena, Wembley, for WE Day UK, an unparalleled event bringing together A-list celebrities, inspiring speakers and world leaders, mixed with uplifting stories of change from real people.

The Royal Family – Published on Mar 6, 2019

His Royal Highness speaks to a Wembley Stadium full of young people about the issues of mental health and climate change.

Jack & Jack – “Rise” (Live from WE Day UK) – Mar 7, 2018

HRVY – “Personal” (Live from WE Day UK 2018) – Mar 7, 2018

Jessie J – ‘Price Tag’ (Live from WE Day UK 2017) – Mar 2, 2017

Liam Payne – “Polaroid” (Live from WE Day UK) – Mar 6, 2019

🇨🇦 The Power of kindness – 9/11 Remembered

September 11, 2019June 28, 2023 The New Bullying Prevention All Posts, Canada, HumanitarianHeroes #BeKind, #KindnessMaters, 9/11, Gander NL, Remembering911, S'ville NL, USA

Gander, NL International Airport Sept 11, 2001

The world was forever changed 18 years ago today. On September 11, 2001, Newfoundlanders and Labradorians opened their doors, and their hearts, to the world. The power of kindness transformed something so terrible into something we can forever be proud of. Today we remember all those who were lost and reflect on the events of that day and how the world has changed since. It seems so common now on this day to ask friends and colleagues “where were you on 9/11?” Well, I was working at the pharmacy at that time, long before entering into provincial politics, and the day started off like any other Tuesday. Then, like many of you at work or school that morning, I heard the terrible news of the attacks in New York City. I remember feeling that same sense of shock, fear and sadness that you all felt on that day. We’re all connected, and tragedy brings us closer. As Premier, I’m extraordinary proud of the people of our province every day, but especially today as I look back at the generosity and selflessness you showed by welcoming thousands of strangers into your homes – because it was the right thing to do. ~ Dwight Ball, 13th Premier of Newfoundland and Labrador

Today we remember the tragic events that took 3,000 lives 18 years ago in New York and Washington, D.C. on September 11th. We also remember the determination of the first responders to help under very difficult circumstances. Here in NL the response to help was also evident as communities came together offering support to the thousands of passengers whose flights were diverted to our province. Those efforts are now celebrated in the Tony award-winning production Come From Away that shares real life personal accounts of those affected. Let us #NeverForget that in times of adversity we are stronger together. #kindnessmatters #911Day – Lieutenant Governor Judy M. Foote

Eight passenger planes brought about 1,200 unexpected guests into Stephenville Airport following terrorist attacks in the United States on Sept. 11, 2001.

Stephenville Airport (IATA: YJT, ICAO: CYJT) is an airport located 1 nautical mile (1.9 km; 1.2 mi) south southeast of Stephenville, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. It was built by the United States Air Force and operated as Ernest Harmon Air Force Base from 1941-1966.

The airport serves not only the town of Stephenville, but the city of Corner Brook to the north, and as far south as Port aux Basques, making the total catchment 100,000 people.

The airport is classified as an airport of entry by Nav Canada and is staffed by the Canada Border Services Agency who are able to process general aviation with up to 30 passenger

September 11, 2001 brought news of the most heinous terrorist attack in North American history to residents of Newfoundland and Labrador. With it descended a heavy fog of helplessness.

The usual 9 a.m. bustle at Bay St. George campus/Headquarters of College of the North Atlantic slowed to a crawl as people trickled in around the lobby television in disbelief. They were watching the aftermath of what was then thought to be a bizarre air traffic accident involving a commercial jet and the North Tower of New York’s World Trade Center, when a second commercial jet appeared from nowhere and slammed into the South Tower. As the world watched through live telecast, one tower collapsed, one was ablaze, and the horrendous had turned into the utterly incomprehensible.

Little did students and employees of CNA know at that moment that they would become a beacon of light in the darkest of hours.

Cyril Organ, Associate District Administrator at Building 432 of the Bay St. George campus, was at work and was paralyzed in horror along with the crowd gathering in the lobby. Then he received a telephone call informing him that up to 27 planes would be landing at Stephenville Airport en route from Europe and other countries to US destinations (poor weather allowed only eight to land). He quickly sprung into action to ready the college to host the passengers, and the feeling of helplessness began to dissipate. Read more click here.

CBC NL – Newfoundland and Labrador – Published on Aug 23, 2018

The CBC doc that explores how Gander Newfoundland took in 7,000 stranded passengers during 9/11 and inspired the Broadway hit musical “Come From Away”.

This week, we remember the ones we lost, but we also celebrate the extraordinary kindness that was shown 18 years ago. These words were displayed on the desk of Mayor Claude Elliott in Gander through to his retirement in 2017.

5thAvenueTheatre – Published on Sep 10, 2018

Watch the Broadway cast of Come From Away perform the opening number, “Welcome to the Rock.” The National Tour will begin in Seattle at The 5th Avenue Theatre and run October 9-November 4, 2018. Come From Away is an intimate and breathtaking new musical that inspires hope and is a reminder of the humanity in all of us. The Tony-Award® winning musical had its first workshop reading in the basement rehearsal halls of The 5th Avenue Theatre as part of our New Works program and returns home to Seattle for the launch of the tour

When the World Stopped Turning: ️A 9/11 Tribute

Stephenville, Newfoundland remembers 9 – 11

🇺🇳 A message from Zeid Raad Al Hussein

September 5, 2019October 24, 2019 The New Bullying Prevention All Posts, The Elders #BeKind, #InternationalDayofCharity, Amazon rainforest, kindness, UN Climate Summit, United Nations, Zeid Raad Al Hussein

Dear Friends, It is a great pleasure to write to you for the first time as a member of The Elders.

5297041503420416 When I was invited to join this illustrious group in January, I said that “in an age when poor leadership, injustice and suffering is rife, The Elders’ vision of a world where people live in peace and are conscious of their common humanity is essential.”

I have had the privilege of joining my fellow Elders to advocate this message when we visited refugees from the vicious war in South Sudanat a camp in Ethiopia on the occasion of our May board meeting in that country.

All too often, the voices of the victims of conflict – those forcibly displaced from their homes, or victims of violence and human rights abuses – are overlooked or marginalised both by national and regional leaders, and the international community.

The same sadly applies to the people most at risk from perhaps the greatest existential threat facing our planet today: climate change.

We have all been shocked by the dreadful images of destructive fires in the Amazon rainforest in recent weeks.

This “lung of the world” is critical to sustaining life and biodiversity on Earth, and its rampant destruction, linked to logging and intensive farming, threatens to exacerbate the already dangerous effects of climate change and makes it even harder to keep global temperature rises below the critical level of 1.5 degrees.

No group is more threatened by the destruction of the Amazon rainforest than the indigenous people who have lived in and preserved its nature for generations. These proud communities, all too often marginalised and denied their fundamental rights, have a rich and sophisticated knowledge of their habitat. This makes them effective conservationists and guardians of biodiversity, and indispensable fighters against climate change, who deserve our protection and support.

The failure of Brazil’s leaders and the wider international community to respond adequately to this latest climate emergency is profoundly alarming. Although the recent declarationby G7 leaders was a small step in the right direction, the $20 million they pledged to help tackle the Amazon fires goes nowhere near enough towards tackling the problem.

An isolationist approach can never deliver credible or sustainable responses to the global challenges we face, from climate change to nuclear proliferation. Too often, mediocre leaders compound these problems by failing to act in the best interests of their people.

This is why we, as Elders, deplored the termination in early Augustof the Intermediate Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty between Russia and the United States, which played a crucial role in ending Cold War tensions and removing the threat of a devastating nuclear war on the European continent.

It is also why we will be calling on world leaders to commit to bold, urgent actions at the UN Climate Summit in New York later this month.

The Amazon fires underscore why this is no time for complacency or obfuscation. The passion and determination of young people around the world who are striking for climate action and climate justice should both shame and inspire us all.

The Elders will continue to demand urgent action, and stand in solidarity with young people and civil society fighting for their rights and positive change. As ever, we remain deeply grateful for your support in sustaining our work.

Zeid Raad Al Hussein

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🇺🇳URGENT: Act now to protect funding for the United Nations🇺🇳

August 12, 2019August 13, 2019 The New Bullying Prevention All Posts, United Nations #GLOBALGOALS, Peace, The WhiteHouse, USA

They’re at it again. Last week, reports surfaced that the Trump Administration is preparing to submit a rescissions package to Congress that could claw back $4 billion in funding for international affairs programs, including the United Nations and its agencies.

The White House came within a hair’s breadth of releasing a similar proposal last August, in an abortive attempt to make an end-run around Congress and make good on its promises to institute draconian cuts to the State Department and USAID.

This package is directly at odds with Congress’ bipartisan funding levels for FY’19. If the Administration moves forward, current funding for the UN, peacekeeping activities and some of its critical humanitarian work could be inserious jeopardy.

At a time when the U.S. is confronting numerous global crises, now is absolutely the wrong time to slash funding for civilian national security and foreign policy tools. Our military leaders are the first to say that hard power alone is not enough to keep our country safe.

This is a time-sensitive issue, so we must act fast. Please speak up TODAY and urge Congress to weigh-in with the Administration to oppose the release of a new rescissions package targeting the international affairs budget.

Thanks for your support. I will be in touch with more soon.

Rachel Bowen Pittman
Executive Director, UNA-USA

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United Nations Association of the United States of America
1750 Pennsylvania Ave NW
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Washington, DC, DC 20006
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🇨🇦 Sarah McLachlan 🍁Sarah’s School of Music🍁

July 5, 2019July 5, 2019 The New Bullying Prevention All Posts, Artist of The Month, Sarah McLachlan #BeKind, Canada, kindness, Music

Biography – Sarah McLachlan is one of the most celebrated singer songwriters in entertainment with over 40 million albums sold worldwide. She has received three Grammy Awards and twelve Juno Awards over her career and was recently inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame.

The JUNO Awards – Published on Apr 4, 2017

Sarah McLachlan Canadian Music Hall of Fame Induction at The 2017 JUNO Awards

In addition to her personal artistic efforts, McLachlan founded the Lilith Fair tour, which showcased female musicians and raised over $7 million for local and national charities. In 2002 McLachlan founded her non-profit organization, the Sarah McLachlan School of Music, which provides top quality music instruction at no cost, in a safe and nurturing environment, for at-risk and underserved children and youth. From an early age, music provided McLachlan with the tools she needed to navigate the challenges she faced in her life, so she recognizes how important it is for every child to have those same opportunities.

The Official Sarah McLachlan – Published on Nov 29, 2018

Sarah McLachlan New “Angel” Video and PSA

To donate please visit sarahschoolofmusic.com/angelThank you ! xoxo Sarah

q on cbc – Published on Jan 30, 2019

Sarah McLachlan will host the 2019 Juno Awards on March 17 in London, Ont. Ahead of the ceremony, she sat down for a career-spanning interview with Tom Power at The Sarah McLachlan School of Music in Vancouver to talk about her nerve-racking new gig.

Sarah McLachlan on returning to the Junos as host: “It’s a beautiful full circle”

In 2014 McLachlan released her seventh studio album, Shine On, for which she received a Juno Award for Adult Contemporary Album of the Year. Shine On explores her personal journey over the previous few years of navigating love, loss and change.

The JUNO Awards – Published on Mar 18, 2019

Sarah McLachlan | Opening Monologue | Live at The 2019 JUNO Awards

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Sarah Mclachlan – I will remember you

The Official Sarah McLachlan – Published on Oct 25, 2009

Sarah McLachlan – Adia

The Official Sarah McLachlan – Published on Sep 5, 2013

Sarah McLachlan – Sweet Surrender

NettwerkMusic – Published on Sep 9, 2008

Sarah McLachlan – Building A Mystery [Official Music Video]

Pop on MV – Published on Nov 6, 2014

Sarah McLachlan – Full Concert Recorded Live: 10/17/1998 – Shoreline Amphitheatre (Mountain View, CA)

McLachlan’s latest release is her 2016 Christmas album Wonderland, for which she received a Juno Award for Adult Contemporary Album of the Year as well as a Grammy Nomination for Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album. Wonderland contains fresh and inspired interpretations of 13 traditional and contemporary holiday classics.

iHeartRadio – Published on Dec 25, 2016

Sarah McLachlan “Wonderland” Exclusive Interview

Sarah tells us how she spends her holiday with her family. She also gives us the perfect song pairings for holiday activities. Her new album “Wonderland” is out now.

Sarah Mclachlan Wonderland

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🇦🇺 Olivia Newton-John 🌹️Don’t Stop Believin🌹️

June 6, 2019February 3, 2021 The New Bullying Prevention All Posts, Artist of The Month, Olivia Newton-John #BeKind, cancer, kindness, Music, The Hits, Wellness

Olivia Newton-John’s appeal seems to be timeless. With a career spanning more than four decades she is still a vibrant, creative individual that is adored by fans across the world.

54521654_2406845892661437_21884357316706304_n — To all of my Canadian fans, be sure to pick up the new issue of HELLO! Canada for my cover story interview. On stands today!

Born in Cambridge, England in 1948, the youngest child of Professor Brin Newton-John and Irene, daughter of Nobel Prize winning physicist, Max Born, Olivia moved to Melbourne, Australia with her family when she was five. By the age of fifteen, she had formed an all-girl group called Sol Four. Later that year she won a talent contest on the popular TV show, “Sing, Sing, Sing,” which earned her a trip to London. By 1963, Olivia was appearing on local daytime TV shows and weekly pop music programs in Australia. Olivia cut her first single for Decca Records in 1966, a version of Jackie DeShannon’s “Till You Say You’ll Be Mine.” In 1971, she recorded a cover of Bob Dylan’s “If Not For You,” co-produced by John Farrar, who she continues to collaborate with today.

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Olivia Newton-John – If Not For You (1971)

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Olivia Newton-John “Let Me Be There” – Live (1973)

Olivia’s U.S. album debut, “Let Me Be There,” produced her first top ten single of the same name, with Olivia being honored by the Academy Of Country Music as Most Promising Female Vocalist and a Grammy Award as Best Country Vocalist. This proved to be only

34640532_1985521654793865_4433096575270518784_n — **Hopelessly Devoted – The Hits” available on Apple Music now**

the beginning of a very exciting career. With more than 100 million albums sold, Olivia’s successes include four Grammy Awards, numerous Country Music, American Music and Peoples Choice Awards, ten #1 hits including “Physical,” which topped the charts for ten consecutive weeks, and over 15 top 10 singles. (In September 2008, Billboard Magazine listed “Physical” at #6 on their Top 100 Songs Of All Time list and in 2010 listed it as “The Sexiest Song of All Time”.) In 1978, her co-starring role with John Travolta in “Grease” catapulted Olivia into super-stardom. This film’s best-selling soundtrack featured the duets “You’re The One That I Want” and “Summer Nights,” with Travolta, as well as her mega-hit, “Hopelessly Devoted To You.” To date “Grease” remains the most successful movie musical in history. Her other feature film credits include “Toomorrow,” “Xanadu,” “Two Of A Kind,” “It’s My Party,” “Sordid Lives,” “Score: A Hockey Musical,” and “A Few Best Men.”

OliviaNewtonJohnVEVO – Published on Jan 14, 2010

Olivia Newton-John – I Honestly Love You

OliviaNewtonJohnVEVO – Published on Dec 24, 2009

Olivia Newton-John – Physical

Grease Opening – Published on Nov 23, 2008

This is the opening for the movie Grease. I hope you enjoy.

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John Travolta And Olivia Newton John – You’re The One That I Want

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John Travolta & Olivia Newton John – Summer Nights (Grease)

Evenstar – OLDIES – Published on Apr 10, 2015

Olivia Newton-John – Hopelessly Devoted to You (HD)

John Emerson – Published on Sep 26, 2018

Olivia Newton-John – Xanadu – (Blu-Ray-HD)

Victor Coral – Published on Feb 27, 2013

Olivia Newton-John in Concert 1982

New Album “Hopelessly Devoted – The Hits” available on Apple Music now

To all of my Canadian fans, be sure to pick up the new issue of HELLO! Canada for my cover story interview. On stands today!

Why choose the Olivia Newton-John Cancer Wellness & Research Centre Click here.

For everyone living in the UK, #DontStopBelievin will be published on 13 June. Can’t wait for you all to read it! Click here ,Available on Amazon now.

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🇬🇧 D-Day 75: A Tribute to Heroes – BBC🌹️

June 6, 2019June 7, 2019 The New Bullying Prevention All Posts, The Royal Family D-Day 75, Hero's, Lest We Forget, Normandy, President Trump, Queen, Word War II

BBC – Streamed live on Jun 5, 2019

75 years ago the Allied Forces were making their final preparations for the invasion of Normandy. Known as D-Day, the mission would prove a decisive turning point in the Second World War.

Live from Southsea Common in Portsmouth, Huw Edwards introduces full uninterrupted coverage of the National Commemorative Event taking place to mark the 75th anniversary. Over 300 of the last surviving D-Day veterans will join the Queen and the President of the United States, together with other world leaders from the Allied Nations in Portsmouth.

The commemorations will tell the remarkable story of the build up to the D-Day Landings through veteran testimony, theatrical performances and musical numbers, culminating with a spectacular flypast featuring aircraft old and new, including the Red Arrows. Huw Edwards are joined by special guests in the studio whilst reporters Michelle Ackerley and JJ Chalmers are on the ground meeting veterans and finding out why it’s still so important to mark this anniversary. #BBC #DDay

The Royal Family Channel – Published on Jun 6, 2019

The Duke of Sussex pays heartfelt tribute to veterans at Royal Hospital Chelsea

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🇨🇦 Shania Twain 💖NOW💖

June 5, 2019June 5, 2019 The New Bullying Prevention All Posts, Shania Twain #BeKind, Canada, kindness, Music, Now

Biography

Shania Twain was born Eilleen Regina Edwards in Windsor, Ontario, Canada on August 28, 1965, the second oldest of five siblings. She was raised in Timmins, Ontario, about 500 miles due north of Toronto, where her adoptive father, an Ojibway Indian named Jerry Twain, and mother, Sharon, had both been raised. It was a proud but, at times, impoverished existence. They struggled to keep enough food in the cupboards, but there was always an abundance of music and love in the household.

ABC News – Published on Nov 6, 2013

🇨🇦 Colin James 🆕”Miles To Go”🆕

June 4, 2019August 5, 2020 The New Bullying Prevention All Posts, Artist of The Month, Colin James #BeKind, #Kindnessmatters, Blues, Miles To Go, Music

With his 19th album, Miles to Go (out Sept. 21, on Stony Plain Records in the USA and True North Records ROW), Colin James is getting back to the blues.
Miles to Go, Colin James’ ambitious sequel to the critically acclaimed Blue Highways, continues James’ story with a collection of carefully curated songs handpicked from some of the greatest blues artists.
In the months leading up to the recording, as James was reflecting on songs for the album he decided to reacquaint himself with a beautiful red Gibson ES-335. It was just like the guitar he played as a teenager but regretfully had to sell for rent money.
While James reconnected with this guitar, Miles to Go seemed to just flow onto the studio floor.

Folk Roots and Blues – Published on Aug 30, 2018

Colin James – 40 Light Years (Official Video)

This album blends songs old and new, some of them completely reimagined and some almost perfect homages. But all are unified by a theme of undying love for the blues and the highest respect for the creators that led the way.

Known as one of Canada’s best blues musicians, it wasn’t until 2016’s Blue Highways that James found himself on a blues chart: the album spent 10 weeks at No. 1 on the Roots Music Report’s Blues Chart. It also landed him one of his biggest hits: “Riding in the Moonlight”. A Willie Dixon song that James once covered when busking in the streets and subways of Toronto and Montreal that landed on a Spotify playlist garnering millions of streams.

2018 Maple Blues Awards

Toronto Blues Society – Published on Jun 8, 2018

Colin James closing the 21st Annual Maple Blues Awards with special guest Steve Marriner of MonkeyJunk.

All my life I’ve tried to bring vitality to older songs. Hopefully my dedication to it is what floats it over the mark. That’s a subjective thing; some people will always prefer the original. However, there’s always a group of people coming up to see me after a show who might say, “Oh, I never would have heard ‘One More Mile’ by James Cotton—nothing in my life would have pointed me there.”

So much of Colin James’s career has pointed him to this moment: joyfully tangled up in the blues, which, as he notes, “is the only genre where you can maintain a young profile at the age of 53.”

GitarCarl – Published on Sep 20, 2009

Gypsy jazz, acoustic swing, country, blues — whatever it is, it makes me smile. Two masterful musicians jamming and hamming it up in the Much Music studio in Toronto.