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Rick Keene Music Scene – New Tunes, News and Upcoming Music Shows

We’re no threat, people, we’re not dirty, we’re not meanWe love everybody, but we do as we pleaseWhen the weather’s fine, we go fishing or go swimming in the seaWe’re always happy, life’s for livingYeah, that’s our philosophy In the summertime when the feeling is fine . *Mungo Jerry Visit Marshall Potts Here Please listen below to some tunes and important information. Visit The Juno … Continue reading Rick Keene Music Scene – New Tunes, News and Upcoming Music Shows

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Rick Keene Music Scene – Myles Goodwyn Talks Song for Ukraine and Upcoming April Wine Album

Myles Goodwyn is a Canadian gift. Visit Marshall Potts Here One of this country’s greatest songwriters, singers and musicians does not rest on his laurels. Even if he wanted to – he has no time on his hands. Writing a new Blues album, writing a new April Wine album, writing a song for Ukraine. Playing gigs with April Wine, playing solo and within a trio … Continue reading Rick Keene Music Scene – Myles Goodwyn Talks Song for Ukraine and Upcoming April Wine Album

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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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Rick Keene Music Scene – Rest In Peace DAVID “GUITAR SHORTY” KEARNEY

Internationally Touring Artist Recorded Eleven Solo AlbumsOver Seven Decade Career Toured With Ray Charles, Guitar Slim and Sam Cooke Visit Marshall Potts Here Award-winning master bluesman David Kearney — known and beloved by fans worldwide as Guitar Shorty — died on Wednesday, April 20, 2022 in Los Angeles, California, of natural causes. He was 87. Credited with influencing both Jimi Hendrix and Buddy Guy, Shorty … Continue reading Rick Keene Music Scene – Rest In Peace DAVID “GUITAR SHORTY” KEARNEY

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Rick Keene Music Scene – The Lamb Layed Down in Montreal

The Musical Box were in Montreal last night and the year was 1974. They played their version of Genesis’ most creative era and perhaps; Genesis’ most creative album. The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway disc was the version of Genesis which catered toward the artsy fartsy crowd. Quebec and Montreal especially catered the sound, the look and feel of Gabriel and his mates. Denis Gagne, … Continue reading Rick Keene Music Scene – The Lamb Layed Down in Montreal

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Rick Keene Music Scene – Blue Rodeo; Welcoming a Long Lost Friend.

Which band represents Canada the most? At one time it was The Guess Who scrapping with The Band for the number one position. Rush then claimed the title and in later years wrestled with The Tragically Hip for claim to the throne. With both The Hip and Rush gone – one band owns the right to be Canada’s ambassadors. Blue Rodeo. If you think of … Continue reading Rick Keene Music Scene – Blue Rodeo; Welcoming a Long Lost Friend.

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