Long before he garnered a Best Americana Grammy for Keb' Mo's Oklahoma, I got lost in the sound and texture of the recording courtesy of C
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February 14, 2020
by Bill King
The ever-busy civic-minded music and sports entrepreneur talks about the growth of Toronto hip-hop, his love of basketball, and much more.
February 7, 2020
by Bill King
“Pablo” as he’s known throughout the music industry and to colleagues is by far my closest friend dating back to when we shared the bandstand betwe
January 31, 2020
by Bill King
When hang time with Robert (Bob) Segarini presents itself – get in line.
January 24, 2020
by Bill King
This creative renaissance man excels as a visual artist, musician, and singer/songwriter. In this far-reaching chat, he discusses his artistic approach, parenthood, Maestro Fresh-Wes, the Queen Street West scene, a fascination with Pierre Trudeau's love life, and much more.
January 17, 2020
by Bill King
In another age, CHUM Radio was godlike. Its contests brought jammed Bell phone lines and caused mayhem, its hit parade chart was practically a bible, its DJs were like demigods and its ringmaster was the legendary J. Robert Wood.
January 9, 2020
by Bill King
Theresa Tova - Actress, activist, musician, singer, playwright, and the current president of the Toronto branch of ACTRA.
January 3, 2020
by Bill King
The Toronto music scribe turned photographer now does A-list set work in the US while also reprising his work from the glory days of the rock scene. This extensive interview chronicles his journey.
December 13, 2019
by Bill King
Some careers and lifetimes are exhausting. How much can one cram into a day and walk away wearing a big smile?
December 6, 2019
by Bill King
You’re standing in a hallway with musicians caught in three lanes of traffic – it’s an event, a seminar, an awards ceremony, a happening of note an
November 22, 2019
by Bill King
The beauty of photography as it relates to music is the many notes that are sounded in an image.
November 15, 2019
by Bill King
The award-winning veteran engineer looks back on favourite recording sessions, a novel concept for a Blue Rodeo hit album, the only time he missed a gig, his worst clients, and the joys of educating.