Twenty-seven years ago Thursday was RadioMusic, a concert I organized for broadcast on Trent Radio, held at Artspace in Peterborough.
The concert featured, among other things, the musical stylings on Curtis Driedger; the on-air host was Ron Gaskin, and John Muir was the sound tech.
I emailed all three last night to wallow in the nostalgia of it all, and within an hour they each emailed back:
It’s such a wonderful thing that, all these years on, we’re all still alive. And that email addresses haven’t changed. And that we all remember that night.
Curtis’s set was wonderful; you should take a listen.
Nearer my God to Thee.
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that and this Bridge (
that and this Bridge ("Confederation Bridge"): http://www.confederationbridge.com/ which turned 20 on Wednesday ("May 31"): http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/prince-edward-island/pei-giannelia-confederation-bridge-anniversary-1.4139059
Great folks, Curtis lives
Great folks, Curtis lives down the street from my letterpress shop, and JM is legend!!!!! Actually, both a legendary.
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