Mike Mcdonald (The Broadband, Jr Gone WIld)from Edmonton, not the others.
Dr Bombodee (aka Walter Ferguson),
Dave Moore,
Woody Guthrie,
Dock Reed,
Paul Robeson,
Aengus Finnan,
Starlight Gospel Singers,
Terry Morrison,
Jane Hawley,
Chris Smith
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Anyone who has heard Ben Sures perform will tell you that big talent comes in small packages. A veteran of the contemporary folk and roots music scene, Ben has long fought for the recognition he deserves in the Canadian music industry. His 2005 award in the prestigious John Lennon Songwriting Competition, for his song Any Precious Girl, is evidence of his genius, his originality, and his tenacious ability to flawlessly pick his way to the top of the guitar heap while telling an absorbing story in words that only the craftiest of lyricists could pen.
Raised in Western Canada, Ben began playing guitar in high school, and has been writing and performing ever since, touring festivals, small venues and living rooms across the nation. Ben performs live with his talented bass player/back up vocalist, Shantel Koening, sometimes under the alias Supergroup. Often featured on CBC, Ben’s performances are energetic and humourous, and whatever the venue, he manages to connect with his audiences with a seldom duplicated sense of intimacy that draws the listener inextricably into the folds of his melodic story telling.
While Ben's voice has been compared to Paul Simon, and his songwriting has been compared to Sarah Harmer and Greg Brown, his originality has truly made him a brilliant and outstanding gem in the diamond mine of the Canadian music scene. Ben has four cds available through Spirit River Distribution, and on his website at www.bensures.com . Now a well respected musician within the industry, he also plays on several compilation albums.
If you have the opportunity to experience this unique performer, it should not be overlooked. And, if you’re unable to get out and see him, you’ll be astounded to know that he also makes house calls. If you ask Ben to play in your living room, he will deliver an unforgettable and intimate evening of story and song - and you don’t even have to change out of your pyjamas.
Great music! Thanks for your friendship, and welcome aboard the Redline ship. Looking forward to sharing the journey ahead with you. Take Care, and thanks again. Peace,
The boys are drinking the beer later, I got ownership of the cd, :) women can be so much smarter than boys. I always love your music, it was a no brainer :) Keep healthy and happy kid.
Thank you very kindly. I so enjoyed listening to you today. I picked up the disc after remembering your name through 1 1/2 hours of music on CKUA, a minor miracle for me. :)Love the way you make music, never fails to make me smile.
1) You're rad 2) I impersonated Erin Neville at Karaoke the other weekend 3) Woooooo! 4) You bet your boots I'll be in Victoria in Jan. What's the occasion?
Hey Ben, How rude to play across the country and dis Toronto!?!?!?!? - lol. IndieCan would love to catch up with you sometime and do a live radio feature.
Hi from Tess and The Bow Djangos! Sounding good, Ben! Looking forward to djammin with you sometime ! Thanks for adding us to your site. Victor says 'hi', also!
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