“Gales of November, the songs of Gordon Lightfoot” Rodney Brown - Saturday November 16, 2024 - 8:00 pm - THE LOFT
Presented by: Black Fly Jam and The Algoma Conservatory of Music
Performance time: 8 pm - Doors open - 7 pm
Tickets: $40 (all fees included).
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Presented by: Black Fly Jam and The Algoma Conservatory of Music
Performance time: 8 pm - Doors open - 7 pm
Tickets: $40 (all fees included).
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Presented by: Black Fly Jam and The Algoma Conservatory of Music
Performance time: 8 pm - Doors open - 7 pm
Tickets: $40 (all fees included).
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Presented in the preferred style that Lightfoot brought to the stage, Iconic Canadian folk hero Rodney Brown brings us a trio ensemble, performing some of the favourite songs of Gordon’s career spanning 40 years of touring and recording.
The trio includes David Isherwood on bass, and Dan Zadkovitch on guitar and vocals, adding the nuanced tone and touch of Lightfoot’s original accompaniment of John Stockfish on bass, and the legendary guitarist Red Shea.
Within every performance, Rodney Brown displays what one Scottish listener called ‘The Gift’ — the ability to transfix an audience with stories in song.”
– Roots Music Canada
A son of Thunder Bay, Rodney has enjoyed a career singing roots, rock, and reggae and kids songs, exploring sounds and inspirations, and recording 11 albums that reflect each phase. He has enjoyed many tours across Canada, the U.S.A. and the U.K