Please check out our video, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAIfRrg1B30 The story to this song comes from my dear friend Inga Frank, expressing her thoughts and feelings as an exotic dancer on stage at such places as No.5 Orange St., The Cecil, The Drake and the Marr. The black and white photos of her were taken by her photographer friends Lawrence Godby and Alex Waterhouse-Hayward, back in the 70’s and early 80’s. Credits: Vocals: by my lovely & the very talented gal Sandra Capadouca, Lyrics by the very talented & beautiful Inga Frank, Music: Kim Kondrashoff: Photos courtesy of Lawrence Godby & Alex Waterhouse-Hayward Art, Photo & Video Editor: by the very talented UBC film student Nushi Sharma.
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Please check out our video, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAIfRrg1B30 The story to this song comes from my dear friend Inga Frank, expressing her thoughts and feelings as an exotic dancer on stage at such places as No.5 Orange St., The Cecil, The Drake and the Marr. The black and white photos of her were taken by her photographer friends Lawrence Godby and Alex Waterhouse-Hayward, back in the 70’s and early 80’s. Credits: Vocals: by my lovely & the very talented gal Sandra Capadouca, Lyrics by the very talented & beautiful Inga Frank, Music: Kim Kondrashoff, Photos courtesy of Lawrence Godby & Alex Waterhouse-Hayward Art, Photo & Video Editor: by the very talented UBC film student Nushi Sharma.
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Please check out my single ''One Slip & You're Gone'' (Alternative Country) featuring my mentor & good friend of many years Don Thompson. Originally from Winnipeg, he was a student of the jazz guitarist genius Lenny Breau. Don an amazing guitarist himself, also played stand up bass with Lenny’s trio for a period of time in Winnipeg. He was also a contemporary of Randy Bachman & Burton Cummings. His band (The Wiggy Symphony) did tours of Winnipeg & Minneapolis with The Guess Who.He has opened for & appeared on CBC T.V. with such acts as: The Byrds, The Yardbirds, Lulu, The Animals & the recently deceased Little Richard to name a few. He has also played guitar for such stars as Loretta Lynn & Waylon Jennings.
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If, real, real sad, old school, hurtin' kind of country music, circa late 1950's / early 1960's is your kinda thang, please check out ''Means Nothing To Me Now'' Featuring my lovely gal Sandra Capadouca on lead & harmony vocals ( no, it's ''not'' autobiographical lol! ) & myself as well on lead & harmony vocals. With some of Vancouver Canada's finest session players: Tommy Hammel, steel guitar, Robbie Steiniger, electric & acoustic guitars, Miles Black, wurlitzer & stand up bass, Jerry Adolphe, drums. Don Thompson back ground vocals. Producers, Don Thompson & Kim Kondrashoff. Engineer, Don Thompson. Recorded at Studio 56 in Delta B.C. Canada. Song works well after you've had a few! Cheers!
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Red Shoes
Please check out our video, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAIfRrg1B30 The story to this song comes from my dear friend Inga Frank, expressing her thoughts and feelings as an exotic dancer on stage at such places as No.5 Orange St., The Cecil, The Drake and the Marr. The black and white photos of her were taken by her photographer friends Lawrence Godby and Alex Waterhouse-Hayward, back in the 70’s and early 80’s. Credits: Vocals: by my lovely & the very talented gal Sandra Capadouca, Lyrics by the very talented & beautiful Inga Frank, Music: Kim Kondrashoff: Photos courtesy of Lawrence Godby & Alex Waterhouse-Hayward Art, Photo & Video Editor: by the very talented UBC film student Nushi Sharma.
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Red Shoes
Please check out our video, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAIfRrg1B30 The story to this song comes from my dear friend Inga Frank, expressing her thoughts and feelings as an exotic dancer on stage at such places as No.5 Orange St., The Cecil, The Drake and the Marr. The black and white photos of her were taken by her photographer friends Lawrence Godby and Alex Waterhouse-Hayward, back in the 70’s and early 80’s. Credits: Vocals: by my lovely & the very talented gal Sandra Capadouca, Lyrics by the very talented & beautiful Inga Frank, Music: Kim Kondrashoff, Photos courtesy of Lawrence Godby & Alex Waterhouse-Hayward Art, Photo & Video Editor: by the very talented UBC film student Nushi Sharma.
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''One Slip & You're Gone'' Featuring Don Thompson
Please check out my single ''One Slip & You're Gone'' (Alternative Country) featuring my mentor & good friend of many years Don Thompson. Originally from Winnipeg, he was a student of the jazz guitarist genius Lenny Breau. Don an amazing guitarist himself, also played stand up bass with Lenny’s trio for a period of time in Winnipeg. He was also a contemporary of Randy Bachman & Burton Cummings. His band (The Wiggy Symphony) did tours of Winnipeg & Minneapolis with The Guess Who.He has opened for & appeared on CBC T.V. with such acts as: The Byrds, The Yardbirds, Lulu, The Animals & the recently deceased Little Richard to name a few. He has also played guitar for such stars as Loretta Lynn & Waylon Jennings.
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''Means Nothing To Me Now''
If, real, real sad, old school, hurtin' kind of country music, circa late 1950's / early 1960's is your kinda thang, please check out ''Means Nothing To Me Now'' Featuring my lovely gal Sandra Capadouca on lead & harmony vocals ( no, it's ''not'' autobiographical lol! ) & myself as well on lead & harmony vocals. With some of Vancouver Canada's finest session players: Tommy Hammel, steel guitar, Robbie Steiniger, electric & acoustic guitars, Miles Black, wurlitzer & stand up bass, Jerry Adolphe, drums. Don Thompson back ground vocals. Producers, Don Thompson & Kim Kondrashoff. Engineer, Don Thompson. Recorded at Studio 56 in Delta B.C. Canada. Song works well after you've had a few! Cheers!
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