Notes: *On Sept 23rd 2012, Brooklyn won YTV’s Next Star Contest which had over three Million voters across Canada. She released her first single and video “The Way I See You”. The song & video for ‘Lemon & Lime was also released. *Her YTV win gave her more than just an edge on the country scene – Brooklyn has enjoyed being able to host multiple “Movie Nights” on YTV, as well as guest starring on the network’s popular series “Life with Boys.” She has hosted YTV’s The Zone, and even interviewed future “The Next Star 6” hopefuls in Toronto.
*2013 – Brooklyn released a four song EP entitled Storyteller. In March 2013, she recorded her second single, “ONE OF THESE DAYS”, at Sony/ ATV studios in Toronto with producer Rob Wells.
*2015: Releases her song ‘Good Day‘.
*2016: Brooklyn also released one song entitled ‘Sweet On Me’. Written by Brooklyn Roebuck and Annette Barkley.
Video Preview of the three songs
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Links: * Youtube link here. * Twitter link here. *Spotify Link here. * Facebook link here. * Reverbnation link here. “ “ “ “ “ “ “
Artist:Sarah Hiltz Release: Til The Sun Falls Year: 2013 (Feb) Genre: Jazz Home:Chatham-Kent
Bio Notes: Sarah is emerging as a singularly talented songwriter with a voice all her own. In a modern blend of two classic and very different genres, echoes of Billie Holiday, Joni Mitchell and Feist ring out faintly through the structure of Sarah’s artistry.
Tracks: 1. Meditation 2. All Of Me 3.When Sunny Gets Blue 4. Chelsea Morning 5.Beautiful Love 6. One Note Samba 7.Autumn Leaves 8.All Or Nothing At All 9.You Go To My Head
Discography Sarah Hiltz – 2000 – The People Of Chatham Kent (6 songs) Sarah Hiltz – 2003 – Close To Me Sarah Hiltz – 2009 – How Many Fires LP Sarah Hiltz – 2010 – Letters (Limited Release) EP Sarah Hiltz – 2011 – Music For December EP Sarah Hiltz – 2012 – How To Pour Whiskey For Strangers (2012) Single
Note: Purchase this CD at Franks Music Centre, Chatham Ontario.
Book Sarah for a show by e-mailing bookings@sarahhiltz.com.
Here is the annual list of the most viewed pages for 2011, & of all time for Chatham Ontario Bands. I must point out that visitors don’t have to click on the specific article band page to see it, they can also view it by the year or by monthly posts. Those views don’t get tallied. So here it is.
The top 40 band page hits for 2011
01 Bluetonium Band 2010 02 Legionnaires Disease Compilation CD (2008) 03 Hundred Proof – New York HardCore Style (2009) 04 Free Ride Band from Chatham Ontario 2010 05 Social Code – A Year at the Movies (2004) 06 The Colours 1968 album 07 Quadrant band 1975 08 Tom Lockwood CD 2011 09 Jessica Allossery 2010 Learn CD 10 Full Frontal Band 2011
11 Mike Francis Bio 2010
12 That Whaling Band (2009)
13 Demo Kid Home Demos Volume 4
14 Jeanne Gordon Opera Singer From Wallaceburg
15 Letterbomb band 2011
16 The Gary Stocking Band
17 Cassandra Vasik 1980
18 Toast and Jam in 2010
19 Fred S. Stone – Ma Ragtime Baby(1893)
20 Suds Celtic Rock Band 2009
21 Ian And Sylvia – Greatest Hits (1969)
22 Fowler Lockwood Band 1978
23 Face 4 Radio (2009)
24 Friends Band in Chatham
25 Danielle Robert Music 2011
26 Ray Francis and the Whippoorwills – 1963
27 Geoffrey O’Hara Writes Huge Hit Song ‘K-K-K-Katy’ (1918)
28 Walkin’ 47 band in 2010
29 Colours 1969 Atmosphere
30 Ian And Sylvia – Nashville (1968)
31 Charlie Burgess 2011
32 Demo Kid – Home Demos Volume 2 (2009)
33 Brooke Nicholls – 2009
34 Ian And Sylvia – Full Circle (1969)
35 Michael LeClerc 2011
36 The Black Watch 2011
37 Steve Skull aka Steve Saunders 2010
38 Go Man Go 2011
39 Courtney Wells in 2011
40 Manpower (2009)
Name: Mark Beasley Release: Gonna Be Fine EP Year: 2010 Genre: Acoustic guitar & vocal Home Town: Chatham Ontario
Note: Mark Beasley has recently put his music out there to the world wide web via You Tube videos, and has been generating interest for his great voice. He performs many covers as well as throwing in some originals. He is offering his latest collection of tracks as a free download.
I highly recommend checking him out.
Their first LP was released in 1967. They also recorded a 7” record.
1971 marks their second LP release.
Notes from 1971 article in The CDN:
They toured to Halifax this past summer (1971), as well as London, Kingsville, Dresden, Lucan, Toronto and a stop in Pennsylvania.
The Singing Sisters have played many performances including over 22 states and seven provinces.
Circa 2010 – Visit Anna Mae McPhail on You Tube here.
If you own this LP, or have info on it, please email us at:
chatham_music_archive@hotmail.com
Band: Spring Blood Year: Circa 1977 Genre: Rock Home: Chatham
Original Members: Mike Shaw – Guitar Lyle Hitchcock – Bass Dan Bullard – Keyboards Ralph Bekaert – Drums
Ted Shaw replaced Mike Shawon guitar and Dan Cady was added as a second guitarist. Lyle Hitchcockleft and Dan Cadytook over on Bass as Keith Barnwellwas added on guitar. After that the Kiss tribute was dropped and there were more member changes as time went on until the band dissolved sometime around 1979.
Ted Shaw left to join an Alice Cooper Tribute band out of Woodstock Ontario named Razz, with former Ash Mountain drummer (Alice) Paul Nickelo.
Spring Blood was a fun band known for their Kiss Tribute set with costumes and all. They also played regular sets as well.
‘BAND’ING Together Posted By ELLWOOD SHREVE Chatham Daily News Nov.14th 2009
If you have a favourite local band still playing or from when you were younger, try checking out the website www.chathammusicarchive.com created by Shawn Beaulieu.
In a short period of time, the 35-year-old Chatham resident has compiled an impressive amount of information on local bands and musicians, including photos and small biographies, which are listed by both name and year released.
Beaulieu began the project about four or five years ago as a blog, but since being laid off six months ago, he has been able to devote several hours a day to the website.
“All of a sudden it turned into more than a hobby and all of a sudden it got bigger and bigger,” Beaulieu said.
He has been a part of the local music scene as a member of the band Foster Child, which became the Janet Theory.
Beaulieu credits the help he has received from Jeff Mifflin, who works at Strings N’ Things and is the guitarist with The O’Hara Brothers band. He said Mifflin was able to access photos of several local bands that have been displayed at the local music store over the years. He also noted the members of the 1980s group Manpower, which have teamed up again this year, “got me into a lot of this.” Beaulieu said the website is getting the attention of several local musicians, past and present, noting people have been coming to him with information. Beaulieu is impressed with the wealth of musical talent and the wide range of genres that has come out of the Chatham-Kent area, and wanted a way to show that to the world.
He has done extensive research at the Chatham Public Library, gathering information dating back to 1889 with the formation of the Chatham City Band. There is plenty of interesting information on well-known older bands, including the Melody Ramblers, which once boasted current country music star Michelle Wright as its lead singer. When Wright left to pursue a solo career, she was replaced by Wendy Jenkins, who also enjoyed success with the popular band. Then there is The Missing Links, including members John, Fred and Eddy Larson and Bill McGrath, whose 1966 album “It’s Link Up Time,” was produced by Paul Shaffer, best known today for his long stint with the David Letterman Show.
The site is also filling up with information on several local bands from today’s era. Beaulieu said the website can also serve as a resource for bands that are looking for musicians with certain skills or local clubs that want to hire local bands to play. “I only knew about 10 per cent of the bands when I started doing this,” Beaulieu said. “There’s a big scene going on, but nobody knows each other.”