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Rick Keene Music Scene – Montreal International Jazz Festival Recap

That’s all folks! Jazz brings together people of all ages and from all backgrounds, it builds bridges both on stages and in crowds.The popularity of indoor shows is undeniable, with 33 sold-out performances!  Maurin Auxéméry, the Festival’s programming director. “A new wind is blowing through our beloved jazz world, and we can be proud today to see the public rallying around. The miracle happened again. A … Continue reading Rick Keene Music Scene – Montreal International Jazz Festival Recap

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Rick Keene Music Scene – Jazz Festival Review; Diana Krall

Genius can sometimes mean crazy. Diana Krall’s show last night at Place des Arts was what most people did not expect. Krall ain’t Shania Twain and because of Diana’s mainstream success – a lot of people are brainwashed into thinking it will be one hit after another done in a Pop way. Diana Krall is Jazz and within Jazz lies a lot of eccentricities. Not … Continue reading Rick Keene Music Scene – Jazz Festival Review; Diana Krall

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Rick Keene Music Scene – Jazz Festival Review; Melody Gardot at Maison Symphonique

I guess you can say Melody Gardot was ‘Entre eux deux’ and hundreds of others last night.  Entre eux deux is the name of her latest album and the disc was on full display at The Jazz Festival. It is Melody’s first collaborative effort and she brought along the collaborator on the road with her. Brasilian pianist Philippe Powell was the yin to Gardot’s yang. The … Continue reading Rick Keene Music Scene – Jazz Festival Review; Melody Gardot at Maison Symphonique

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Rick Keene Music Scene – Jazz Festival Review; Snarky Puppy

Snarky Puppy. Snarky Puppy. Snarky Puppy. Snarky Puppy. Can you feel the rhythm yet? On the heels of their latest album ‘Empire Central’ and their continued rise to the top, Snarky Puppy landed in Montreal last night with a sis – boom – bah. Everything thereafter – a bah – boom – sis. Jazz’s version of The Grateful Dead were in fine form and that … Continue reading Rick Keene Music Scene – Jazz Festival Review; Snarky Puppy

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Rick Keene Music Scene – Jazz Festival Review; George Benson

Music is memory. George Benson, all eighty years of him, is a born performer. People from his era, tend to be that way because it was ( at that point of time) the only thing that put food on the table. Guitar ( unless you were Hendrix), vocals and songwriting were the vehicles but unless you had a presence – the music alone could be … Continue reading Rick Keene Music Scene – Jazz Festival Review; George Benson

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Rick Keene Music Scene – Discover the Wall of Legends at the Montreal Jazz Festival

Jazz is Everywhere presented by TD with the financial support of Canada Economic Development, an innovative and accessible experience starting June 29 that allows people to access and enjoy all of jazz’s relevance and contemporaneity, including its influence on other musical styles and historical importance. Il comprend trois composants : une visite en réalité augmentée, une version rénovée du Mur des Légendes ainsi qu’une exposition. Just in … Continue reading Rick Keene Music Scene – Discover the Wall of Legends at the Montreal Jazz Festival

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Rick Keene Music Scene – Bob Wegner’s Book on Max Webster is ‘High Class’

Max Webster never got their due. Kim Mitchell decided at the beginning of the band’s rise to commercial fame to walk away and do ‘something’ else. Author and musician Bob Wegner wants Max Webster to finally get their due. Please scroll down and listen to a great chat and tunes about one of Canada’s premiere and most creative bands; Max Webster. Buy Max Webster High … Continue reading Rick Keene Music Scene – Bob Wegner’s Book on Max Webster is ‘High Class’

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Rick Keene Music Scene – A Preview of Trois Rivieres en Blues; August 24th – 27th

Trois Rivieres is a beautiful town and every August it gets The Blues. Please scroll down and listen to some great tunes from artists performing this year at Trois Rivieres en Blues Visit Trois-Rivières en Blues Here Visit George Thorogood Here  Mental Health Information and Contact Visit Jesse Protected.com Here Continue reading Rick Keene Music Scene – A Preview of Trois Rivieres en Blues; August 24th – 27th

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Rick Keene Music Scene – George Thorogood’s Jeff Simon Talks Charlie Watts

As the world is aware , Charlie Watts of The Rolling Stones passed away. Drummer Jeff Simon of The Destroyers is one of those guys who was hit hard by Charlie’s loss. Charlie Watts for Jeff – an introduction to Jeff’s approach to drumming and Jeff’s eventual livelihood. Please have a listen below to a great chat about drumming, drummers, and Jeff’s ‘guy’ – Mr. … Continue reading Rick Keene Music Scene – George Thorogood’s Jeff Simon Talks Charlie Watts

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Rick Keene Music Scene – Wednesday’s Wonders

There are things that we don’t want to happen but have to accept, things we don’t want to know but have to learn, and people we can’t live without but have to let go. Visit Marshall Potts Here Music is something we do not want to let go. Songs remind us of more pleasant times in our lives. Memories of safety and security. If we … Continue reading Rick Keene Music Scene – Wednesday’s Wonders

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Rick Keene Music Scene – Alone At The Top

The following is an excerpt from Author Tom Locke’s book ‘Moment in Time’. In the mid to late 50s several country tunes found their way onto the pop charts. Affectionately known as country crossovers, these recordings had broad appeal and introduced such country artists as Johnny Cash, Don Gibson, and Marty Robbins to the Billboard Hot 100. Joining Cash, Gibson, and Robbins during that period … Continue reading Rick Keene Music Scene – Alone At The Top

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Rick Keene Music Scene – DARYL HALL AT RYMAN THEATER TO BE BROADCAST ON LIVE STREAMING PLATFORM MANDOLIN APRIL 24th

On April 24th at 7pm EST, the music industry’s leading digital fan engagement platform and concert livestreamer platform Mandolin will broadcast Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Daryl Hall’s full set from the iconic Ryman theater in Nashville, TN on April 3rd. The one night only streaming event will be available on their website for purchase at $20.00, giving fans a chance to get the full concert … Continue reading Rick Keene Music Scene – DARYL HALL AT RYMAN THEATER TO BE BROADCAST ON LIVE STREAMING PLATFORM MANDOLIN APRIL 24th

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