03 March 2021

Ottawa Blues This Week - 3 March 2021

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OTTAWA BLUES THIS WEEK 

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OTTAWA PUBLIC HEALTH

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Hello. Bonjour. Kwey.

 

The latest trends in Ottawa

Ottawa remains in the Orange – Restrict zone according to the latest trends in our monitoring indicators. Our collective goal is to reduce COVID-19 rates to be able to move to fewer restrictions under the provincial framework and less pressure on the healthcare system. However, rates are no longer decreasing and we are close to “red” category thresholds. The wastewater signal in particular has been increasing for over a week, suggesting more people are shedding the virus, perhaps unknowingly posing a risk of transmission to others.

 

I want to continue to thank Ottawa residents for working hard to keep numbers at a manageable level.

 

I also need to stress that we must not let up our actions that prevent COVID-19 transmission; we need to keep the protective measures currently in place to protect people from severe illness and death. Yes, vaccination of populations most at-risk is underway, and every day we’re turning another page on our COVID-19 story. But we’re not at the end yet. As we wait for more vaccines, we see the presence of more transmissible variants in the community.

 

The number of people positive for COVID-19 who have been confirmed by genetic sequencing to have a variant of concern remains 10. However, the number that have screened positive for an initial genetic indicator of a variant of concern has increased over the month to 73 now. These screen positives are likely to be confirmed as a variant of concern when the genetic sequencing is complete which could give a total as high as 83 people with a variant of concern. The stricter we are with our preventive behaviours, the better we can avoid a rapid rise in all types of COVID-19.

 

All of us – including those who have been vaccinated – need to keep up with the measures we know stop transmission: sticking with your household contacts, maintaining a distance from others, wearing a mask and washing your hands. If you do decide to visit with people outside of your household, there are ways to reduce the risk of transmission: stay outdoors, maintain distance, wear a mask and keep visits short.

 

I also want to thank people who have adhered to isolation and case management instructions. If you are contacted by a public health nurse because you tested positive for COVID-19 or if you are a close contact of someone who tested positive, please adhere to the advice the public health nurse gives you. If you have questions or concerns, contact your nurse. They are there to support you. Each time someone who is a high-risk contact stays isolated they are helping to prevent the COVID-19 rate from growing in our community.

 

And a reminder to parents and guardians that daily screening is still required before sending children to school. If your child, or anyone in the household, has one symptom of COVID-19, testing is strongly encouraged. And before and after school and on weekends, all family members will help prevent COVID-19 transmission by limiting close contacts with people outside of the household.

 

My thanks to workplaces, also, who are ensuring daily screening of all employees. Access to test results for people checking whether their symptom is caused by COVID-19 or not at an Assessment Centre continues to be speedy, with 71 per cent of results reported in less than 24 hours and 96 per cent of results reported in less than 48 hours.

 

Let’s not let our guards down now. We will see this through together.

Thank you. Merci. Meegwetch.

 

FULL STATEMENT:

March 03, 2021 – Special statement from Dr. Vera Etches

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LOCAL VENUES

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It’s always a good idea to check with venues to confirm their status.

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Atomic Rooster

303 Bank Street

www.facebook.com/267649179945257

 

COVID-19 Update:

As of Tuesday, February 16, we will be back open for Dine-In & Take-Away.

Our hours of operation will be:

Monday-Friday - 12pm-10pm

Saturday-Sunday - 10am-10pm

Weekend Brunch - 10am-3pm

Also available for delivery on UBER EATS & DOOR DASH.

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Irene’s Pub

885 Bank Street

https://www.facebook.com/irenespub.ca

Live streamed and live in the Pub












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Rainbow Bistro

76 Murray Street

https://www.facebook.com/rainbow.bistro.7

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BLUES ON THE RIDEAU

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The Cove Inn remains closed. We will let you know as soon as it reopens and as soon as live music - including BOTR shows - are returning. 

From James Doran:

I found this on the CDBaby DIY website. Good suggestions! Help out if you can.

 

HOW YOU CAN HELP OUT ARTISTS DURING THESE EXTRAORDINARILY DIFFICULT TIMES 

1.    Buy a t-shirt, hat, or other merch from the artist’s online store.

2.    Buy a CD/Vinyl/Tape/USB/MP3, whichever music format is most useful. This puts more money in the artist’s pocket than streaming.

3.    Listen to your favorite artists on streaming platforms, since every play is monetized.

4.    Share links to your favorite tracks and create a post or video about why this music means so much to you.

5.    Add a song to your playlist.

6.    Send an encouraging note directly to the artist. That means more than you’ll ever know.

7.    Include their song in your own videos.

8.    If you have design skills, design them a cool shirt or poster that they can sell.

9.    When touring does resume, buy a ticket and help them pack out that venue.

10. Contribute to their crowdfunding or Patreon.


www.BluesOnTheRideau.ca
www.coveinn.com
www.facebook.com/ChooseTheBluesProductions

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KINGSTON SPECIAL EVENTS

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For more info, please contact Kingston Blues Society

www.kingstonbluessociety.ca

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50th JUNO AWARDS

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JUNO Award nominations will be announced on Tuesday, March 9, 2021.

The JUNOS return to Toronto for the 50th Anniversary on May 16, 2021. 
The 50th annual JUNO Awards will be broadcast nationwide on CBC TV, CBC Gem, CBC Radio One, CBC Music and globally at cbcmusic.ca/junos.

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42nd BLUES MUSIC AWARDS

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Current members of the Blues Foundation are eligible to vote.

Voting closes March 12 at 11:59 CT.

The Blues Music Awards ceremony will take place on Sunday, June 6, 2021 at 5 pm ET.

 

For more information: http://blues.org/blues-music-awards/

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THE GREAT MIGRATION

FROM THE DELTA BLUES MUSEUM

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Take a Field Trip through "The Great Migration" in our latest virtual tour, created by Mississippi filmmaker Joe York in collaboration with historian Nancy Pace Kossman and screenwriter Jennifer Pierce Mathus: The story of The Great Migration is also the story of how the world got the Blues, from those musicians who left the South in search of better lives elsewhere. Learn more about the places they left and how this important movement had a dramatic impact on the country's economy, arts and culture.

 

All virtual tours are free and available on our website at

https://www.deltabluesmuseum.org/field-trip-tour.aspx

Donations are suggested and greatly appreciated.

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BYTOWNE CINEMA

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“Goodbye ByTowne”

Singer/songwriter Lynn Miles has written a song just for us!

It's really good, in a three-hanky kind of way.

After you watch the video, you can download the audio file to your music collection.

Downloads are free, but if you'd like to show your appreciation (and support local music), consider a small e-transfer to Lynn at lynnmilesmusic@gmail.com

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BLUES ON THE RADIO

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DAWGFM.com

Blues 24/7 on the internet

Streaming at http://www.dawgfm.com/

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On CKCU-FM 93.1

The Mighty 93.1

www.ckcufm.com

Community Radio serving the Ottawa Carleton Region

 

Sundays: 9-11 pm

Black and Blues

with John Tackaberry

The show features a heavy dose of electric blues and rhythm and blues, with the occasional selection of sixties soul. The first hour is dedicated to artist profiles and reviews of recordings on particular labels. In the second hour there is a blues calendar, a rundown of events in Toronto, Montreal and Ottawa, and interviews with “new and reissued blues and rhythm and blues tracks on wax”, alternating with “live blues and R&B for a Sunday night” in the last half hour of the show.

http://www.ckcufm.com/black-and-blues

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Wednesdays: 9-11 pm

In A Mellow Tone

 

Hosted by Bernard Stepien, Ron Steeds, Allan Wigney, Jean-Michel Labatut and Aidian Thomas, ‘In A Mellow Tone’ introduces listeners to the entire history of jazz, from its beginnings to the latest innovations. Every program has a focus: on a musician, a city, a festival, an instrument, a record label or on recent releases. The hosts draw on their large personal CD and LP collections to supplement CKCU's extensive resources.

http://cod.ckcufm.com/programs/94/info.html

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On CBC Radio Two 103.3 FM

Saturdays: 6-8 pm

On CBC Radio One 91.5 FM

Saturdays: 9-11 pm

Saturday Night Blues

www.cbc.ca/snb

 

Host Holger Petersen has been a broadcaster, record producer, album collector, and serious blues fan for over 40 years.  His collection of blues records numbers in the thousands.  On Saturday Night Blues each week you’ll hear a mix of classic blues from the ‘Petersen Vaults’, concerts, interviews, artist features, new releases, plus anything that boogies, jumps, or swings, plus your requests from the Bluesline.

And check out SNB videos here http://www.cbc.ca/snb/video/

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On CJHR 98.7 Valley Heritage Radio

Thursdays, 8-10 pm

Got The Blues

 

Pat Watters is your host for this blues only radio show. It can be heard throughout the Ottawa Valley and streaming on the internet at valleyheritageradio.ca.

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01 February 2021

Ottawa Blues This Week - 01 February 2021

 

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OTTAWA BLUES THIS WEEK 

will be published occasionally as Ottawa/Ontario remain in lockdown.

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The Toronto Blues Society is kicking off the 

24th Maple Blues Awards tonight at 8pm 

EST from Toronto with our first segment! 

Tonight's hosts are Alana Bridgewater and 

Johnny Max! 

Performances by Dione Taylor, and Jack 

de Keyzer! 

The 24th Annual Maple Blues Awards will 

be simultaneously streamed to TBS 

Facebook Page and TBS YouTube channel. 

All free!

 

 

RSVP on Facebook Event Page

 

Explore More on

the Digital Program!

Our awards show program is aptly digital this year. 

Make sure to check it out for the full breakdown, 

and running order for each segment to 

see which awards will be announced on which date!

Spread the word using hashtags 

#MBA2020 #MAPLEBLUES2020 

on social media and make sure to tag us.

 

 

 

Join Us on Blues Zooms!

 

Maple Blues Awards Pre-Toast and After 

Party gatherings will take place on Zoom 

before & after each segment to celebrate the 

winners, to catch up with the community, 

& to connect our bluesy souls in a positive way! 

No dress code but blues attire is recommended!

 

After registering, participants will receive a 

confirmation email containing information 

about joining the meeting. You will need 

to register only once and can attend all four 

 Blues Zooms after that with the same link.


23 December 2020

Ottawa Blues This Week - 23 December 2020

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OTTAWA BLUES THIS WEEK 

is taking a month off over the holiday/winter season.

The next email/blog will be sent out Wednesday, January 20, 2021.

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Info below compiled from Facebook posts.

If you have updated info, or to share any corrections, please contact ottawablues@gmail.com

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OTTAWA PUBLIC HEALTH

Highlights – Special Statement –

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Kwey. Bonjour. Hello.

Over the weekend, I connected with Dr. Williams, Ontario’s Chief Medical Officer of Health, about the shutdown which was announced [Monday] afternoon.

I want to acknowledge the dire situation much of our province is facing and how important the next weeks will be to stem the tide of COVID transmission across Ontario before it leads to unprecedented hospitalizations and cripples our health care system.

In my discussions with Dr. Williams, I highlighted the incredibly hard work and significant sacrifices Ottawa residents and businesses have made over the last several months to keep COVID transmissions down. I also mentioned the important role that schools play in enabling people to work and providing structure in children and youth’s days.

Through that hard work and most recently this fall, we have seen the number of hospitalizations and outbreaks decline in Ottawa. While no longer in decline, the levels of COVID in our community remain stable, and we know even a small increase in the number of close contacts we have can quickly lead to a significant rise in COVID-19 levels here. We know our hospitals in Ottawa are ready and not seeing the worrying trends seen in other parts of the province. We want to see elective surgeries continue and not be cancelled. We also know we are seeing a rise in numbers in neighbouring regions and we are all connected.

I am disappointed with the decision by the provincial government to apply a 28-day shutdown on the city of Ottawa and I have asked the provincial government to reconsider a two-week shutdown for Ottawa, one that would be as short as possible in consideration of the evidence of the COVID indicators in our community.

We know that in a shutdown, we lose balance in our mental health and freedoms in our lives. For people living with domestic violence, home is not a haven but a dangerous place. Many business owners in the service industry are facing devastating economic impacts and their livelihoods are at risk. Self-isolation and loneliness are having a severe impact on mental health.

People are suffering and everyone is tired.

Today is the winter solstice, the day of the year with the longest hours of darkness. And today, in Ottawa, we are feeling that darkness. BUT the darkest time comes just before the light and I want you to know that I will continue to keep fighting for the people of Ottawa. I will continue to keep speaking to the province, to make it as clear to make this shutdown as short as possible for the city of Ottawa.

Today, there is hope in our community. Last week, nearly 1,500 long-term care workers received the first Pfizer COVID vaccines in Ottawa. There will be a phased and scheduled vaccine campaign to make the COVID-19 vaccine available to everyone who wants it, and we are in the process of reaching out to all long-term care home and retirement home operators and staff to continue to offer more doses of the vaccine. Staff who work at a long-term care or retirement home in Ottawa are asked to contact their employer today for information about how to book your vaccine appointment.

Ottawa, I am proud of the hard work you have done. I know you are committed and that you care deeply about your community.

In the days ahead, please do not gather with people you do not usually live with. This Christmas must be different. Stay with people in your household only. If you choose to see family and friends outside your household, physically distance and wear a mask. Do as much as possible outdoors. Stay home if you are sick and wash your hands regularly.

Caring for your loved ones means doing these things. These are both the simplest things but the hardest, especially THIS Christmas.

We need to keep each other closer than ever before, while being physically apart. Many people are struggling and need you to check in. These are your family, your friends, your neighbours who will struggle with their mental health, who will need food, support, even a friendly hello. No one is alone. Our community is all of us and please connect with them to see how you can bring light to someone’s world. 

Thank you. Merci. Meegwetch. 

Full Text

December 21, 2020 – Special statement from Dr. Vera Etches 

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LOCAL VENUES

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Please check with venues to determine their status.

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Irene’s Pub     

885 Bank Street

Check for updates on Irene’s Facebook page:

https://www.facebook.com/irenespub.ca/events/?ref=page_internal

www.irenespub.ca

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Atomic Rooster    

303 Bank Street

Wednesday – Sunday, 4 pm – 11 pm

Check for updates on the Atomic Rooster’s Facebook page:

www.facebook.com/267649179945257

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Rainbow Bistro

76 Murray Street

Check for updates on the Rainbow’s Facebook page:

https://www.facebook.com/rainbow.bistro.7

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AREA VENUES

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The Cove Inn

Westport, ON

There was a COVID outbreak in one of the schools in Westport last week - and a subsequent rise in positive cases in the surrounding area - so in the interests of SAFETY FIRST (which has been the operating creed at The Cove since the pandemic began) THE COVE INN has decided to CLOSE UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE - i.e. until the COVID situation improves and they feel they can open and operate safely again.

www.coveinn.com

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WEEKLY EVENTS

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Please check venue websites for info.

Some venues offer livestream events.

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PROVINCIAL LOCKDOWN to JANUARY 24

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NO EVENTS THIS WEEK

NO EVENTS COMING UP

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MUSICAL ADVENT CALENDAR

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Three of Ottawa’s most popular singers — Angelique Francis, Rebecca Noelle and Kellylee Evans — are among a dozen top-tier local artists featured in a new series of 24 seasonal music videos, with one to be presented each day until Dec. 24. The musical Advent calendar is the result of an innovative collaboration between RBC Bluesfest and the Embassy of Germany. The videos will be posted on the embassy’s website, sogerman.ca/advent-calendar. 

According to Sabine Sparwasser, Germany’s ambassador to Canada, the idea for the online Advent calendar was devised in her office, while the Bluesfest team contributed the expertise to make it happen.

“The Advent calendar is a much-beloved thing in Germany,” said Sparwasser, referring to the holiday tradition of a calendar that has a small treat or gift tucked behind a flap on each day in December leading up to Christmas.

“Every day you open the little door and get the little present. You start off with a little joy in the morning, in particular when it’s dark and cold. It works up the anticipation to the 24th, which is the big present-giving day in Germany.”

Germans are known to be huge fans of music, and the German Embassy has long been a supporter of several Ottawa music festivals, including the Ottawa International Jazz Festival and Chamberfest. There’s normally a modest budget to organize and present cultural events, but because of the pandemic this year that budget was barely touched.

“It’s been a very difficult year to do anything live, and so we thought of doing something where we can engage young, local artists and spread the holiday cheer at the same time,” said Sparwasser. “We came up with the idea of the Advent calendar and found the perfect partner in Ottawa Bluesfest.”

Festival staff then turned to one of their Blues In The Schools instructors, the multi-talented artist Angelique Francis, to co-ordinate the effort, with help from her musician father, Kiran Francis, who also plays in her band.

Bluesfest executive director Mark Monahan said Francis had recently put together a promotional video for the school program, and the results were impressive. All 24 of the Advent calendar videos were shot at Festival House over one weekend, with Angelique and her father handling the myriad details, including producing, directing, shooting, editing, engineering, and mixing and mastering the audio. They also rounded up a selection of artists representing the diversity of the Ottawa music scene.

In addition to Francis, Noelle and Evans, the videos feature the Inuit throat-singing duo Tarniriik, bilingual singer-songwriter Kristine St. Pierre, spoken-word artist Jamaal Jackson Rogers, soprano Cara Gilbertson-Boese, the duo of guitarist Lucas Haneman and vocalist Megan Laurence, bluesy harmonica wiz Catriona Sturton, country-folk singer Julie Corrigan and singer-pianist Jeff Rogers with guitarist JW-Jones.

Most of the artists recorded two videos. The song selections include Christmas carols and winter-themed tunes, along with German favourites, secular standards and tidings from other cultures.

“This year is like no other year before, but the bright side is we’ve had to be more creative to reach out to people,” said Sparwasser. “We’re hopeful that with this calendar, maybe we’re going to reach people we’ve never had a chance to come into contact with before. And it gives artists a little something to do and a little revenue.”

Lynn Saxberg, Ottawa Citizen, 01-December-2020

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BLUES ON THE RIDEAU @ THE COVE
2021 WINTER SERIES
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Dinner & Show fundraisers for local charities
$70 (plus HST) for all shows * 7-10 pm
Two nights - Friday & Saturday - per engagement
Full COVID safety protocol in effect at all shows

Limited capacity due to COVID so book well ahead if you want to attend.
Limited number of tables for 2 available so, to help us maximize seating and for your added safety, please get together with family & friends and create your own "bubble" table.

Why not make this a nice little staycation getaway? Well-priced accommodation available at the Cove and nearby B&Bs.

ADVANCE RESERVATIONS REQUIRED * CALL THE COVE
613-273-3636 or email thecoveinnwestport@gmail.com

If you can't be there in person, all shows will be broadcast live on the BOTR YOUTUBE channel. https://www.youtube.com/channel/ucwljdqbzal87xbjlg9sw-CQ
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JACK DE KEYZER TRIO - CANCELLED
Friday & Saturday,
January 15 & 16
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CHUCK JACKSON TRIO - CANCELLED
Friday & Saturday, February 19 & 20
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PAUL REDDICK TRIO
Friday & Saturday,
March 19 & 20
Proceeds from these shows go to P.A.W.S (Prevent Another Westport Stray)

A wonderfully talented singer, songwriter and harmonica player, Paul has been performing his critically acclaimed original material on stages across Canada, the USA and Europe for over 30 years. He has 10 albums to his credit and has recorded and written with Colin Linden, Tom Wilson and MonkeyJunk, among others. His most recent album "Ride The One" won him a Juno in 2016. Paul will be appearing with long time friend and collaborator Kyle Ferguson (from The Sidemen days) and Steve Marriner from MonkeyJunk (who is fast becoming a regular at The Cove) - both on guitars. 
www.paulreddick.ca

NOTE: The above show is subject to postponement depending on the COVID situation at the timeWatch for email updates, visit the BOTR website www.bluesontherideau.ca or the Cove website www.coveinn.com or call the Cove 613-273-3636 for updates
as the show dates approach. 
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KINGSTON SPECIAL EVENTS

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For more info, please contact Kingston Blues Society

www.kingstonbluessociety.ca

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MOVIES

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ByTowne Cinema    

325 Rideau Street

Shows are going ahead on December 23 and 24.

The Best of the ByTowne Update from Bruce

The Best of the ByTowne, all screenings in our "21-fun salute" of great ByTowne hits must be cancelled, owing to the pandemic.

But here's what I propose: What if we postpone the Best of the ByTowne series to late January or early Februa

We already have the movies; we have a fully equipped cinema; we have 1050 tickets sold (21 screenings x 50 person capacity). All we need is a place in the calendar when it's safe to go to the movies again.

Here's how it would work: Give me a couple of weeks to work out the details. We need to be sure that the restrictions won't be extended, and there are a few other ducks I need to get in a row. Meanwhile, don't request refunds just yet.

When I know the dates of the Best of the ByTowne: Plan B series, customers who had tickets to the original Dec. 26-31 series will get advance notice, and an opportunity to use their credits to reserve the same number of tickets in the Plan B series. You'll be allowed to book tickets for any of the shows (not necessarily the same movies that you first signed up for). After 72 hours of head start for the original ticket holders, any unsold seats will be released to the rest of the cit

This may not work for everyone. I know your schedule from Dec. 26 to 31 might have had a bit more time for movies than you might have available later on, or maybe you're fed up with COVID restrictions and plan to move to Kamouraska to wait out the pandemic. 

So if you need a refund now, we'll do it. Just email your reservation code (or forward the email confirmation that includes the code) to tickets@bytowne.ca and we'll process your credit card refund, no questions asked. (We're proud NOT to be Air Canada!)

If, ultimately, we can't pull off the Best of the ByTowne Plan B: I'll let you all know, and THEN we can process all your refunds.

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Mayfair Theatre    

1074 Bank Street

https://mayfairtheatre.ca/schedule/

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BLUES ON THE RADIO

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DAWGFM.com Blues 24/7 on the internet

Streaming at http://www.dawgfm.com/

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On CKCU-FM 93.1

The Mighty 93.1

www.ckcufm.com

Community Radio serving the Ottawa Carleton Region

Sundays: 9-11 pm

Black and Blues

with John Tackaberry

The show features a heavy dose of electric blues and rhythm and blues, with the occasional selection of sixties soul. The first hour is dedicated to artist profiles and reviews of recordings on particular labels. In the second hour there is a blues calendar, a rundown of events in Toronto, Montreal and Ottawa, and interviews with “new and reissued blues and rhythm and blues tracks on wax”, alternating with “live blues and R&B for a Sunday night” in the last half hour of the show.

http://www.ckcufm.com/black-and-blues

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Wednesdays: 9-11 pm

In A Mellow Tone

Hosted by Bernard Stepien, Ron Steeds, Allan Wigney, Jean-Michel Labatut and Aidian Thomas, ‘In A Mellow Tone’ introduces listeners to the entire history of jazz, from its beginnings to the latest innovations. Every program has a focus: on a musician, a city, a festival, an instrument, a record label or on recent releases. The hosts draw on their large personal CD and LP collections to supplement CKCU's extensive resources.

http://cod.ckcufm.com/programs/94/info.html

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On CBC Radio Two 103.3 FM

Saturdays: 6-8 pm

On CBC Radio One 91.5 FM

Saturdays: 9-11 pm

Saturday Night Blues

www.cbc.ca/snb

Host Holger Petersen has been a broadcaster, record producer, album collector, and serious blues fan for over 40 years.  His collection of blues records numbers in the thousands.  On Saturday Night Blues each week you’ll hear a mix of classic blues from the ‘Petersen Vaults’, concerts, interviews, artist features, new releases, plus anything that boogies, jumps, or swings, plus your requests from the Bluesline.

And check out SNB videos here http://www.cbc.ca/snb/video/

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On CJHR 98.7 Valley Heritage Radio

Thursdays, 8-10 pm

Got The Blues

Pat Watters is your host for this blues only radio show, now in its 13th year.  It can be heard throughout the Ottawa Valley and streaming on the internet at valleyheritageradio.ca.

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NPR from Canton NY

For those who live south of the city, the National Public Radio (NPR) radio signal at 89.5 FM in Canton NY comes in pretty strong in Manotick. “The Blue Note” Tuesdays 3 pm-5 pm, and “The Radio Bob Show” Wednesdays 3 pm-5 pm are both excellent shows – blues, ‘50s & ‘60s, rock & roll, R&B.

http://ncprmusic.org/ncpr-music-hosts/ellen-rocco/

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Unsung and On The Side

With Carolyn Fe

Carolyn wrapped up Unsung and On The Side after 200 shows. Previous episodes available at carolyn-fe.com/radio.

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