Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2010
Time:35:02
Size:80,9 MB
Label:Be One Music Inc.
Styles:Blues
Art:Front
Year:2010
Time:35:02
Size:80,9 MB
Label:Be One Music Inc.
Styles:Blues
Art:Front
Tracks Listing:
1. Somebody Help Me - 3:11
2. Break Away - 4:05
3. Let It Be - 2:45
4. Sailor's Dream - 3:12
5. Sometimes - 3:54
6. Desparate Housewifes - 3:34
7. Your Love - 3:43
8. Smash N'Grab - 2:56
9. I Need You - 4:41
10. Tragedy - 2:57
1. Somebody Help Me - 3:11
2. Break Away - 4:05
3. Let It Be - 2:45
4. Sailor's Dream - 3:12
5. Sometimes - 3:54
6. Desparate Housewifes - 3:34
7. Your Love - 3:43
8. Smash N'Grab - 2:56
9. I Need You - 4:41
10. Tragedy - 2:57
Ron Beer – Singer/Songwriter, Author and Martial Artist.
Ron Beer’s newest musical installment, Boogie Boy Blues, is a music CD loosely based on his experiences in 1974 when he hitch-hiked across Canada with his guitar on his back. Due to his authorship, Boogie Boy Blues is now a music CD turned children’s graphic novel that teaches children about the craft of songwriting.
A three-year veteran of the Humber Summer Songwriting workshops, Ron has given back by sharing his knowledge of songwriting by hosting the Songwriters’ Music Festival. This event, hosted at the Whitby Courthouse Theatre, raised funds to help supply musical instruments to a children’s music program. His ability and desire to teach did not stop there as Ron continues to teach his music program in York Region to grades four through eight.
In addition to his successful and ever-evolving musical career, Ron Beer is also an established and highly recognized marital artist. Since 1978, Ron has owned and operated his martial arts studio in Markham, Ontario. In that time, he has hosted, scripted and scored for shows such as ‘Karate Kids’ on Classic Communications in York Region, and ‘The Martial Arts’ on Mclean-Hunter Television.
Ron is an artist, and a true artist has the ability to mold, fuse and professionally combine different forms of art. Though combining singing and songwriting, literary authoring and martial arts, Ron Beer has the trifecta of artistry.
Both the album project and its final result come from Ron Beers and Lou Sabatini hard work They are two Canadian composers who, since the moment they met till now, have written together more than a one hundred and twenty songs They have selected ten to be included in this album, that is their first joint project that sees the light in compact disc format, as they have been working together for several years Somebody Help Me! shows the talent of these two poets, who drive us along a journey through their particular visionary world Besides Ron Beer, you will also find Paul Schofield on sax, flute and clarinet, Steve Didunyk on keyboards and accordion, Mike Tabaras on lead guitar, George Danes on trumpet, Alex Paris on bass, John Maydehm on drums, David Figliano, on congas and percussion and Jay & Mike Olsen on vocals A cool pleasant album, including a wide range of tempos and arrangements, that could be described as flavoured groovy-blues/
Ron Beer’s newest musical installment, Boogie Boy Blues, is a music CD loosely based on his experiences in 1974 when he hitch-hiked across Canada with his guitar on his back. Due to his authorship, Boogie Boy Blues is now a music CD turned children’s graphic novel that teaches children about the craft of songwriting.
A three-year veteran of the Humber Summer Songwriting workshops, Ron has given back by sharing his knowledge of songwriting by hosting the Songwriters’ Music Festival. This event, hosted at the Whitby Courthouse Theatre, raised funds to help supply musical instruments to a children’s music program. His ability and desire to teach did not stop there as Ron continues to teach his music program in York Region to grades four through eight.
In addition to his successful and ever-evolving musical career, Ron Beer is also an established and highly recognized marital artist. Since 1978, Ron has owned and operated his martial arts studio in Markham, Ontario. In that time, he has hosted, scripted and scored for shows such as ‘Karate Kids’ on Classic Communications in York Region, and ‘The Martial Arts’ on Mclean-Hunter Television.
Ron is an artist, and a true artist has the ability to mold, fuse and professionally combine different forms of art. Though combining singing and songwriting, literary authoring and martial arts, Ron Beer has the trifecta of artistry.
Both the album project and its final result come from Ron Beers and Lou Sabatini hard work They are two Canadian composers who, since the moment they met till now, have written together more than a one hundred and twenty songs They have selected ten to be included in this album, that is their first joint project that sees the light in compact disc format, as they have been working together for several years Somebody Help Me! shows the talent of these two poets, who drive us along a journey through their particular visionary world Besides Ron Beer, you will also find Paul Schofield on sax, flute and clarinet, Steve Didunyk on keyboards and accordion, Mike Tabaras on lead guitar, George Danes on trumpet, Alex Paris on bass, John Maydehm on drums, David Figliano, on congas and percussion and Jay & Mike Olsen on vocals A cool pleasant album, including a wide range of tempos and arrangements, that could be described as flavoured groovy-blues/
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