Guys I found it

Two unseen snapshots of Jimi Hendrix live in Toronto, 1968, by Linda Goldman.

A cool early flyer for a Toronto package tour to the Woodstock festival, part of my friend Linda Goldman's collection. Linda did end up going. By that time the festival had expanded to three days of peace and music.

When I'm off grid, I insist on free wi-fi.

T-shirts everywhere breathe a sigh of relief.

This was the gateway for me, an album that somehow ended up in our house when I was a teenager. It's the only one I had, but I listened to it a LOT. There was something so uplifting, positive, funky but tuneful, with different members of the band often trading off on vocals. 1/

Backstage at the Beach Boys concert at Casino Rama north of Toronto in 2009. That's my lovely wife Jill at left. Next to her, perhaps the most (unfairly?) hated man in pop music, Mike Love.

Looking forward to presenting this series on my favourite musician. www.eventbrite.ca/e/bob-dylan-...

What does Temu Nicole Kidman have to say now?

CHUM Radio giveaway flag, Toronto 1964.

Bert Williams and George Walker were the first African-American Broadway stars. They cleverly subverted the tropes of minstrelsy, expanding the expressive palette of black characters in the process. Walker died young but Williams went to on make hit records and silent films.

1988.

Somebody has to explain to me how Bob Dylan the painter got from this to this.

Newly released mugshot of the healthcare CEO shooter.