I recently completed a new project I'd like to share with you. Glen Caradus of the Paddling Puppeteers is gearing up for the new season with several new shows. Glen has a fantastic list of funny and educational shows all about the environment. Something I wouldn't mind my kids seeing one day. Glen makes it fun to learn about how to preserve this fine planet we have. Here is a little teaser we put together, enjoy!
For booking and more info, please visit Glen's website at
www.paddlingpuppeteers.com
Thursday, December 22, 2011
Cameron House Celebrates it's 30th Birthday.
I have a couple tunes recorded on the night the Cameron House celebrated it's 30th Birthday. They kicked off the night with a fine Peterborough band, Tarantüla. Here's three of many tune I uploaded..
For more info or booking on these fine gents look here: Tarantüla Website
For more info or booking on these fine gents look here: Tarantüla Website
Friday, November 11, 2011
Out By The Trees.
I had the pleasure over the last two weeks working with mister Dylan Ireland and Melissa Payne, both exceptionally talented song writers and musicians. As a couple, they have created a powerhouse of sentimental music fueled by traditional home cooking, family values and their musical traditions. Together they have formed a group of local musicians called Express & Co. which to me, is very reminiscent of the deep rooted folk-country-rock music that prevailed through the late 1960's in Ontario, Canada. They have used those influences and created something very meaningful for those that hear it as well a very special personal tale.
In the past two weeks, we have breached private properties in Corvoda Mines, filming live acoustic songs, sat in on some jams with the entire group, and tried to to get to the bottom of the meaning behind the E&C music with two talking head interviews with Dylan and Melissa. I have pieced together a short representation of the group as they promote the newest material in the EP entitled Out By The Trees.
I hope you enjoy this as much as I did putting this together.
In the past two weeks, we have breached private properties in Corvoda Mines, filming live acoustic songs, sat in on some jams with the entire group, and tried to to get to the bottom of the meaning behind the E&C music with two talking head interviews with Dylan and Melissa. I have pieced together a short representation of the group as they promote the newest material in the EP entitled Out By The Trees.
I hope you enjoy this as much as I did putting this together.
Monday, October 31, 2011
Charming Ruins.
I recently had the pleasure of recording two of my best buddies rockin' it at the legendary Red Dog Tavern. More or less, got me fired up to get back into the swing of things. I had a couple gigs prior that kept me away from the musical interests I have taken in the past, but I'm back in good time and have several things to share in the weeks to come. So.. I am pleased to release this first video for your viewing pleasure. Can't Stop Loving You the latest single for the new Charming Ruins EP due out very soon!
Sunday, September 4, 2011
Highways To Fairways hits the airwaves!

I am very quite proud to announce to all my friends and family, that the Highways To Fairways show is finally airing on national television! But boy has time surely stood still, this process, yet highly exciting and adventurous, it was also very grueling and there were many days and nights spent at the Bonneview lodge from sun up to sundown. So after about an entire year of production and post-productions, this series is done with all 13 episodes (including an hour long finally that can be seen on CHEX TV) We can finally see our labor's of love on the boob tube.
You can catch H2F on several networks, on Saturdays, 8:30am on TV Tropolis, 11:30am on CHEX TV and 8pm on Fox Sports World. You can catch it Sundays on CHEX Channel 12 Durham at 6:30am.
Here is a link to our website for more info on Charlie and Wayde and the tour!
H2F WEBSITE
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Interviewing Morgan Freeman!
Here is another installment on my good old blog. We have hit the road again, this time heading south along the Mississippi River to a small town called Clarksdale, MS. Sooo, the reason we are driving for 3 days each way to be here is, wait for it, to interview the man himself, Morgan Freeman, the voice of life!
Never, ever thought I'd see the day, but being in the film business, hell, you gotta expect anything and everything to happen! That's obviously the reason why I love this and am pursing this lifestyle.
I'd like to share a link to the bar which originally brought us to the area which is co-owned by Morgan and his friend Bill Luckett, who is currently running for Governor of Mississippi. Mississippi has long been described as "Ground Zero" for blues aficionados from around the globe. It all started here. That's why Ground Zero Blues Club® was created.
Here is a link to the Ground Zero Blues Club.
Charlie Teljeur and Wayde Greer, the hosts and brains behind 'Highways To Fairways' have the honor of speaking with Morgan and Bill about this special place and the great State of Mississippi. Look very forward to being along side, filming, and witnessing this moment. It will definitely go down in my history books.

Never, ever thought I'd see the day, but being in the film business, hell, you gotta expect anything and everything to happen! That's obviously the reason why I love this and am pursing this lifestyle.
I'd like to share a link to the bar which originally brought us to the area which is co-owned by Morgan and his friend Bill Luckett, who is currently running for Governor of Mississippi. Mississippi has long been described as "Ground Zero" for blues aficionados from around the globe. It all started here. That's why Ground Zero Blues Club® was created.

Here is a link to the Ground Zero Blues Club.
Charlie Teljeur and Wayde Greer, the hosts and brains behind 'Highways To Fairways' have the honor of speaking with Morgan and Bill about this special place and the great State of Mississippi. Look very forward to being along side, filming, and witnessing this moment. It will definitely go down in my history books.
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