Brian Downey

Pocket

admin — Fri, 06 Aug 2010 04:10:27 +0000

SSSSS so beautiful, I wanted 2 share this with as many people as I can!

AAHAND:
we R @ The Brock Pub again 2morrow, doors r open all day from 11am, show time is 7pm. Look 4ward 2 Brian Chhangur on bass, Vince Halfhide on guitar featuring Maren Molthan on vocals and charms.

I’m looking forward 2 u!

Beautiful, what a rhythm!

Posters for download on my website

admin — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 16:52:33 +0000

Share The Stage (photo by Richard, design by abroadcom.net)
Ride With The Drummer (photo & design by abroadcom.net)

hello all,

hope u can enjoy the heat by sum wind and water – I just put my boat in yesterday! And if I hadn’t forgotten 2 put the plug back in, we wouldn’t have had 2 bail all that water out… ;P

Just wanned 2 make it easy 2 find my posters (click here), so u can put them up @ your convenience – a warmhearted “thank u” 4 all your promotional efforts goes with that!

Tomorrow, btw, we r live again @ The Brock Pub @ 7 pm with Maren aka tongue & groove on charms and vocals, Sat in Smith Falls with The Mudboys @ Chocolate & Railway Festival around 4 pm in the afternoon… hope 2 see u out there somewhere!

Olympic Party @ The Atomic Rooster 6pm on Sunday

admin — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 06:03:21 +0000

Brian Downey, Gary Lalonde, Joe Naszadi, Doug Bartlett

Handsome bunch, isn’t it? Thank you, Sharon McDonell for taking this photo and emailing it to me!

My friend and fabulous bass player Gary Lalonde (Honeymoon Suite) showed up to play as well as did bluesy drummer Joe Naszadi (Blues Highway) and Toronto bass player Doug Bartlett live @ The Brock Pub in Brockville last Friday night – lots of fun on stage… so many really good people around, we should do this more often.

Well, tomorrow we have another occasion, coz we will be live again with my Bluesband and a fabulous singer – and guess what, she’s a babe, too!

We start at six at the Atomic Rooster on Bank, check the gigs to the left for the details. Come on down, if all goes well, Canada should have quite the reason to celebrate…

Brian Downey 4 and special guests 2nite @ The Gad’s Hill in Merrickville

admin — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 20:06:44 +0000

Tonight @ The Gad's Hill in Merrickville, tomorrow @ The Brock Pub in Brockville

Great singers, great bodies, I mean buddies – don’t miss out on what promises to be a fab nite, people.

These two multi-talented hotties are both gonna sing with my quartet tonight in Merrickville, and on Friday in the Brock Pub in Brockville. Check my calender to the left if you need details.

Come on down, come on out – life’s never been better than right now!

Looking forward to kick off the season in M, actually – and the food, mmmh!

See you folks there,

Brian

Nancy Wilson Sings

admin — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 21:40:42 +0000

just chilling here and checking some old standards on youtube – just wanned to also mention how great of a night that was, yesterday at Tucson’s – a lot of really great live bands, great sound by Mark Hall – u really know that room. But now to my findings of this afternoon:

Not only was she gorgeous and still is at 70 but one of the great singers of the 20th century – not America, not Canada – there are no countries, really – wait for the CINNNG at 3 min 52 seconds – back off the speakers if u are fond of your membranes. Effing mother of a singing biatch!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qayIj1rTMqg

Back on the scene – next live gigs

admin — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 06:19:38 +0000

A late Happy New Year, fellow shovel troopers, hope Santa has been nice to you, if not, well, we will be right here

on Friday with my Blues Band at the Brock Pub in Brockville and

on Saturday with The Mud Boys featuring a bunch of different bands at Tucson’s Roadhouse in Ottawa (check their schedule for details).

See you guys over there!

1meandeanmachine

Fred and Rita

admin — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 03:59:43 +0000

I love this. Always have. When I first watched these movies and dance scenes on the first fifties’ televisions, my jaw just dropped.

Prima, prima!

admin — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 03:43:29 +0000

one of the best acts ever I dare say – Louis Prima certainly saw the big picture.