Hey, Folks.
My fans are the best! Thank you, thank you. Your generous response to my new recording, I Remember Canada, is heartwarming in the extreme. So many of you ordered multiple copies, paid well over the minimum, and sent lovely notes. I am overwhelmed. I have the classiest fan base out there. If you haven’t had time to order a copy you are welcome to now through Bandcamp.
The video for “I Remember Canada” is being viewed by over 1000 people […]
Hey, Folks.
So here’s the thing: One day last spring the Green Party asked me to run in the federal election. I know, I know. I should have told you sooner. My son Patrick and I were playing a lot of summer shows and I was quietly getting used to the idea. In September I am usually digging my blue potatoes, making pickles and recovering from the summer. Not so this fall. My life has been taken over by an alien […]
Happy Summer, Folks.
Well the garden is planted, the posters are made and summer is in full swing here on the island. It’s going to be a busy one! My season starts tonight at the first ever Atlantic Canadian Tionel in concert at BarNone in Rose Valley, PEI. Friday night is ‘Let Them Eat Cake,’ our annual fundraiser for Rock Barra Artist Retreat at The Haviland Club in Charlottetown. We have a very exciting season planned for the retreat. Go to […]
Hi, Folks.
Well we survived the winter, it was a tough one with fully 17 feet of snow! Climate change has not been kind to us. I managed to miss a chunk of it thankfully. We were out on tour for most of February. My son Patrick and I had two amazing shows at The Aliz Gooldin Theatre in Victoria as guests with the 300 piece Getting Higher Choir. It was one of my favourite gigs ever! October Browne and I […]
Song Road – Once upon a time, there was a singing Canadian storyteller…
Much like country music queen Dolly Parton, Teresa Doyle likes singing story songs. And is darned good at it. The stories here are drawn mostly from her native Canada and its Celtic traditions, celebrated on a couple of traditional numbers, ‘A Chuachag Nam Beann’ (a waulking song from the Outer Hebrides) and ‘Caoineath Mhuire’ (an Irish keening song). The latter effectively showcases the creativity and imagination of both […]