Fundraiser - John Stinson, Paul Bartlett and Paul Johnston

[charlene]

"Beach Folk Concert" featuring the Gordon Lightfoot Tribute Band - John Stinson, Paul Bartlett, and Paul Johnston.
A BENEFIT TO FUND THE ABBEY FOUNDATION:
The Tribute Band will appear for the first half of the concert. The second half will feature a variety of musical artists in folk, pop, soft rock and traditional:
Marion Drexler, Amy Gaudaur, Jenny Crober, Linda Lavender, Lindy Pinto, Dennis Morrison, Paul Maitland, and Derrick Zuber.

It will be held Saturday, November 20 at 7:30 p.m. Venue is Mennonite New Life Centre, 1774 Queen St. E. (four blocks west of Woodbine).

Elderly rescue dogs may be overlooked for adoption if their veterinary needs exceed financial limitations.
The Abbey Foundation exists to help finance medical care to help these dogs find loving new homes.
Proceeds from this concert will be donated to “Angel Fund” at Green Lane Animal Hospital, and Mature Dog Adoptions,
a registered charity dedicated to re-homing elderly dogs.

[lighthead2toe]

This no doubt will be a great show.

Knowing the two Pauls and John Stinson and their combined talent I sure wish I could be there to catch this gig.

It's probably well known at this point, but just to re assure anyone who are interested in attending this concert, Jonn Stinson and Paul Bartlett were students of Gordon Lightfoot's former lead guitar player Red Shea.

It was Red's idea to connect his two talented students and that now has come to fruition.

As an extended treat, Paul Johnston, another long time friend and musician who I have worked with in Toronto on several occasions has now connected with the guys and will be joining them also.

From the first time Paul and I met and both discovered that we were into Gordon Lightfoot's music we became immediate friends and have been that way from day to day for such along long time.

Keep it going guys.

With Gordon Lightfoot's music it will keep getting better.

RJ.

[charlene]

James found this online:

You Tube

[jj]

Johnson did nice licks on It's Worth Believin, and I think John's vocals on I'm Not Supposed to Care (when he visited me one day with Bartlett, maybe 8 years ago? it's a blur) were what got me interested in hopping on board

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2NRwIP7wHI