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| 41.1 | Dalbello is Canadian | KAOA01::GLOBRIEN | | Mon Dec 28 1987 12:54 | 7 |
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Lisa Dalbello is Canadian, but I am not sure where in Canada she
lives (perhaps Montreal). I am surprised that she is known outside
of Canada. She did work on the sountrack of the movie 9 1/2 weeks,
was a member of Northern Lights, the Canadian equivalent of
Band-Aid. A few years ago, she dropped her first name from her
albums.
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| 41.2 | lisa | CGFSV2::CADAMS | Clint Adams, Canadian Cust. Support | Mon Dec 28 1987 15:33 | 11 |
| Yup...
Formally known as Lisa DelBello, she has been part of the Canadian
music scene for a number of years. Lately, I have been hearing her
distinctive vocal style in a number of television and radio commercials.
I am not a big fan, but enjoy hearing her on the radio from time
to time. I'm suprised to hear she has sold albums in Europe.
Regards.... Clint
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| 41.3 | Tango | 51913::LEHTINEN | What happens now is up to you. | Tue Dec 29 1987 13:33 | 17 |
| Re: .-1, .-2
Thank you very much for the info. Now if I only knew where to
get/order her earlier records... (or videos perhaps?)
>> I'm suprised to hear she has sold albums in Europe.
I'm not. "She" (the only one available here, BTW) is an absolutely
fantastic record. I'm sure she will be a star here real soon.
Thanks again,
Timo
(From north too, but from the other side :-))
P.S. How come Canada put's out so good music (Dalbello, Jane Siberry,
Saga, etc.)
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| 41.4 | Big in Europe - Unknown in Canada | CGFSV2::CADAMS | Clint Adams, Canadian Cust. Support | Thu Dec 31 1987 15:19 | 16 |
| Making a name in Europe first seems to be a common phenomenon for
Canadian musicians. Saga, in particular, has enjoyed widespread
popularity in Europe but has had a hard time gathering a following in
Canada and is virtually unknown in the US.
This would seem to be the case with Lisa DelBello and Jane Sibberry as
well, although they have enjoyed limited success in Canada. I think,
to make it really big in the North American market you have to cater
to the masses of "pop" music junkies created by the big record
companies and radio stations.
Well, at least it's comforting to know our artists are appreciated and
are making a living in spite of their home town fans.
Regards.... Clint
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| 41.5 | CANUCKS in music | KAOA01::CURZON | Richard Curzon KAO 4-3/7A | Thu Dec 31 1987 19:15 | 19 |
| I think most noters are younger than I (pushing 40) but in "my
generation" there were a good number of Canadians who wound up being
quite influential in pop/folk music. Unlike rock musicians of today,
they had healthy followings in Canada before the world knew about them
-- some of them were:
Neil Young
Joni Mitchell
Gordon Lightfoot
Ian & Sylvia
Buffy St. Marie
Leonard Cohen
Kate and Anna McGarrigle
and of course
the Guess Who
Bachman Turner Overdrive
who else?
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| 41.6 | More Canucks | BMT::RIZZO | Carol Rizzo | Sun Jan 03 1988 02:44 | 14 |
| Let's not forget:
Heart
Bryan Adams
Corey Hart
Stampeders
Andre Gagnon
Robbie Robertson - The Band
and of courese John Davidson - before Hollywood Squares.
BTW Canadians are also very big in childrens music. I heard from
a friend that Sharon, Lois and Bram sold out in Boston as did Raffi.
Carol
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| 41.7 | | 51913::LEHTINEN | Shock the monkey tonight | Sun Jan 24 1988 18:51 | 4 |
| Anyone know of a record shop in Canada where I could order Dalbellos
"Lisa Dalbello", "Pretty Girls" and "Drastic Measures" ?
Timo
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| 41.8 | | AKOV11::BOYAJIAN | Be nice or be dogfood | Sat Mar 19 1988 12:57 | 8 |
| re:6
Heart is not from Canada, but the US. There is some confusion
about this (I once thought they were Canadian, myself) because
before they made it big, they were better known and appreciated
in Canada than in the US.
--- jerry
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| 41.9 | Powder Blues? | OHOH7::SLATER | Bachelor's wives & old maid's kids. | Sat Mar 19 1988 14:33 | 7 |
| Does anyone know what happened to the Powder Blues, a Vancouver based blues band
that had a GREAT horn section. I saw them about four years ago in Montreal and
haven't heard anything from or about them since.
Regards,
Marc
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| 41.10 | TO Live and GET RICH IN LA | BMT::RIZZO | Forget the bus, take the train | Mon Mar 21 1988 01:45 | 6 |
| I think they must be hanging out in LA. I've seen them twice on
a show called "Eveinig at the Improv". Its shown several nights
a week on the ARTS and ENTERTAINMENT channel in the US.
Carol
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| 41.11 | S & D and R & R !!! | BEST1::ATKINSON | Alan Atkinson - Geneva | Thu Dec 01 1988 08:52 | 6 |
| RE: 8
The Wilson sisters (Ann and Nancy) who are basically HEART are from
Canada. So that makes the band 3/4 Canadian.
Also Chris DeBurgh's Band (except for one) are all from Toronto.
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| 41.12 | .8 was right | TRCA03::OBRIEN | Glenn O'Brien @TRC 18/6 | Fri Dec 09 1988 21:03 | 6 |
| re .11
Sorry. The Wilson sisters are from the U.S. They moved to Vancouver,
and that's where they first became popular.
Glenn
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