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You Can Also See 'Downchild Blues Band' On Last.Fm Here Http //www.Last.Fm/music/Downchild Blues Band Early History 1969-1982 Donnie Walsh Has Been Called The 'father Of Canadian Blues' And With Good Reason. He Is A Blues Pioneer On The Canadian Scene. It Was Walsh Who Paid The Highest Dues So That Later Canadian Blues Acts Such As The Jeff Healey Band The Colin James Band The Powder Blues Sue Foley The Sidemen And The Highliners Could Also Enjoy Their Success. The Canadian Blues Scene Which Has Blossomed Nicely In The Last Few Years Was Relatively Barren In The Late 1960s When The Downchild Blues Band First Started Out. The Downchild Blues Band Was Formed In Toronto In 1969 And Continues To Perform Today. The Band's International Fame Is Partially Due To Three Of Its Songs The Originals I've Got Everything I Need Almost And Shot Gun Blues And Its Adaptation Of Flip Flop And Fly All From Its 1973 Album Straight Up Being Featured On The First Blues Brothers Album Briefcase Full Of Blues 1978 . The Band's Musical Style Is Described As Being "a Spirited If Fundamental Brand Of Jump-Band And Chicago-Style Blues". The Band Name Came From The Sonny Boy Williamson II Song "Mr. Downchild".The Initial Band Membership Was Donnie "Mr. Downchild" Walsh Who Remains The Sole Constant Band Member With Younger Brother Rick "Hock" Walsh On Vocals Accompanied By Dave Woodward Cash Wall And Jim Milne. Classically-Trained Pianist Jane Vasey Joined The Band In 1973. The Initial Blues Musical Influence On Donnie Walsh Was Jimmy Reed. He Was Later Greatly Influenced By James Cotton Both In Terms Of Musical Style And Band Format. Walsh And Cotton Later Became Personal Friends. Donnie Walsh Described These Early Influences As Follows "Jimmy Reed. I Heard Him At My Girlfriend’s Birthday Party. Some Guys Brought A Jimmy Reed Album Over And That Was It For Me. ...I’d Put Him On The Record Player And When I Went To Sleep At Night It Would Still Be Playing When I’d Get Up In The Morning. Then I’d Play Him All Day And It Was Unreal. Then Of Course I Spread Out To Sonny Boy Williamson Little Walter Muddy Waters B.B. King And Albert King. Then I Got A Job In A Record Store. A Blues Record Store That Stocked 45s Only. All Alphabetical All Around The Whole Room. You’d Go To The Muddy Waters Section And There Would Be Eight Muddy Waters Singles. You’d Go To The Sonny Boy Williamson Section And There Would Be Five Sonny Boy Williamson Singles." The Band's First Album Bootleg Is Regarded As One Of The First Independent Albums Ever Produced In Canada. It Was Recorded Over Two Nights In 1971 In A Makeshift Studio At Toronto's Rochdale College. Donnie Walsh And Others Distributed The Album By Hand. It Was Welcomed By Major Toronto Music Retailer Sam Sniderman Of Sam The Record Man Renown Who Was Very Much Disposed To Promoting Canadian Music. The Record Was Soon Acquired By RCA Records Canada For More General Distribution. According To Donnie Walsh More Than 120 Musicians Have Been Associated With Downchild Since Its 1969 Founding. The Band Has Never Lost Its Focus On Blues Music. While Certain Band Members Have Left To Pursue What Was Perceived To Be A More Lucrative Rock Music Career Donnie Walsh Has A Different Perspective "Just Around When I Started Here Were All These Guys In Blues Bands And Of Course They Were Impatient And They Wanted To Make Some More Money So They Became Rock Bands. I Played The Blues Then And I Play The Blues Now. That's What I Love. ... It's A Living Thing It's Living Music. By Living And Breathing It Goes On And What That Means Is That Instead Of Being The Same Kind Of Music Somebody Else Wrote Years Ago It Lives And Evolves. Blues Is Serious Stuff It's A Heavy Kind Of Music In Your Soul. You Show Up With The Blues I Play You Lighten Up. That's What It's All About. It's Like Medicine." 1982-1990 Vasey Hock And Flaim Gone In 1982 The Band Suffered A Major Setback With The Untimely Death Of Keyboard Player Jane Vasey Who Succumbed To Leukemia At The Age Of Thirty Two. Donnie Walsh Who Was Living With Vasey At The Time Took A Period Of Time Off To Reflect On His Future And That Of The Band. The Band Came Back In The Fall Of 1982 With Both A New Singer And A New Keyboard Player By Way Of A Live Recording From Toronto's Historic El Mocambo Club But I'm On The Guest List. Despite Being Closely Identified With The Band's Initial Sound And Also Being The Co-Writer With Brother Donnie Walsh Of "Shot Gun Blues" Later Recorded By The Blues Brothers Hock Walsh Would Leave Rejoin And Be Replaced As Lead Singer In The Band On Several Occasions. He Was First Fired From The Band In 1974 Shortly Before Work Began On The Band's Third Album Dancin'. At That Time He Was Replaced By Tony Flaim. Hock Rejoined The Band In 1977 And 1985. He Was Fired By His Brother Donnie For A Final Time In 1990 And Replaced By Chuck Jackson. Chuck Jackson Has Remained The Lead Singer Of Downchild Since That Time. Notwithstanding Their Strained Relationship Donnie Walsh Assessed His Brother's Ability As Follows "He Was A Fabulous Singer He Could Sing The Blues Better Than Anybody I've Ever Heard. He Had The Timing The Phrasing A Fabulous Voice… He Was Just Great." Hock Walsh Died On December 31 1999 At The Age Of 51 Of An Apparent Heart Attack. Performing On His Own And With His Own Bands Since 1990 He Had Been Scheduled To Perform A New Year's Eve Concert With Blues Singer Rita Chiarelli. His Last Recordings Were Three Tracks On 4 Blues The 1998 Debut Album Of Toronto's Big Daddy G Review. Tony Flaim The Initial Replacement For Hock Walsh In Downchild And Featured On Six Of The Band's Albums Also Died Of A Heart Attack On March 10 2000 Less Than Three Months After Hock Walsh. He Was 52. Flaim's Near Nine Year Association With Downchild Covered The 1975 To 1982 Period Plus 1986 To 1988. During The 1982-1986 Period Flaim Was Replaced By John Witmer Former Lead Singer Of The Well-Respected Toronto Blues Band Whiskey Howl. One Of Tony Flaim's Last Public Performances Was At A Tribute To The Late Hock Walsh In February Of 2000 At Toronto's Horseshoe Tavern. The Band Is Still Commonly Known As The Downchild Blues Band Though The Actual Band Name Was Shortened To "Downchild" As Of The Early 1980s. 1990-Present Most Of The Current Lineup Has Been Together Since 1990 When Chuck Jackson Vocals And Michael Fonfara Keyboards Joined Donnie Walsh Guitar And Harmonica And Pat Carey Sax . Sax Player Pat Carey Was The First To Join The Current Downchild Lineup In 1985 A Year After Arriving In Toronto And Commencing His Toronto Musical Career Playing With Both Hock Walsh And Tony Flaim. Bass Player Gary Kendall Joined Downchild For A Second Time In 1995 After First Playing With The Band During The 1979-1983 Period. They Were Later Joined By Drummer Mike Fitzpatrick Who First Recorded With The Band On The Come On In Album 2004 . Recent Accolades Include A Juno Award Nomination For "Blues Album Of The Year" In 2005 Plus Winning The Maple Blues Award 24 As "Entertainers Of The Year" In Both 2005 And 2006. In Addition The Band's Connection To The Blues Brothers Has Continued. In 2005 When Dan Ackroyd And Jim Belushi Toured As The Blues Brothers Donnie Walsh Joined Them Onstage At Ontario's Casino Rama. Donnie Walsh's Song "I've Got Everything I Need Almost " Was Recently Selected As One Of 125 "essential" Canadian Songs And The Only Blues Song On The List. Band Awards * 1991 Juno Award Best Roots And Traditional Album Gone Fishing * 1992 Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Great Canadian Blues Award * 2005 Maple Blues Award Recording Of The Year Come On In * 2005 Maple Blues Award Electric Act Of The Year * 2005 Maple Blues Award Entertainers Of The Year * 2006 Maple Blues Award Entertainers Of The Year Band Member Awards Donnie Walsh * 1990 Blues With A Feeling Award Toronto Blues Society Honouring Distinguished Career Chuck Jackson * 1999 Maple Blues Award Male Vocalist Of The Year * 2002 Blues With A Feeling Award Toronto Blues Society Honouring Distinguished Career * 2007 Maple Blues Award Male Vocalist Of The Year Pat Carey * 1999 Maple Blues Award Horn Player Of The Year * 2000 Maple Blues Award Horn Player Of The Year * 2001 Maple Blues Award Horn Player Of The Year * 2002 Maple Blues Award Horn Player Of The Year * 2004 Maple Blues Award Horn Player Of The Year * 2007 Maple Blues Award Horn Player Of The Year Gary Kendall * 1993 Blues With A Feeling Award Toronto Blues Society Honouring Distinguished Career * 1997 Maple Blues Award Bassist Of The Year * 1999 Maple Blues Award Bassist Of The Year * 2000 Maple Blues Award Bassist Of The Year * 2002 Maple Blues Award Bassist Of The Year * 2002 Thunder Blues Award Thunder Bay Blues Society * 2002 Keeping The Blues Alive Award Thunder Bay Blues Society * 2005 Maple Blues Award Bassist Of The Year * 2007 Maple Blues Award Bassist Of The Year Michael Fonfara * 2000 Maple Blues Award Piano/Keyboard Player Of The Year * 2004 Maple Blues Award Piano/Keyboard Player Of The Year * 2007 Maple Blues Award Piano/Keyboard Player Of The Year Mike Fitzpatrick * 2005 Maple Blues Award Drummer Of The Year * 2007 Maple Blues Award Drummer Of The Year Discography The List Is Based On The Canadian Pop Encyclopedia With Subsequent Additions And Amendments. Singles * 1973 "Flip Flop And Fly" * 1974 "Flip Flop And Fly" Re-Issue Special * 1974 "I've Got Everything I Need" Almost * 1974 "Tell Your Mother" Special * 1975 "Goin' Dancin" * 1976 "Old Ma Belle" * 1980 "I've Been A Fool" Attic * 1980 "Tryin' To Keep Her 88's Straight"/"Oh Oh" Attic * 1981 "Hey Hey Little Girl"/"Drivin' Blues" Attic * 1981 "Blood Run Hot"/"Coulda Had All Your Loving" Attic Albums * 1971 Bootleg Special * 1973 Straight Up Special * 1974 Dancin' Special * 1975 Ready To Go Special * 1977 So Far Posterity * 1979 We Deliver Attic * 1980 Bootleg Re-Issue RCA Also Later Re-Issue By Downchild Music * 1980 Road Fever Attic * 1980 Double Header Attic Double Album Reissue Of Straight Up And We Deliver * 1981 Blood Run Hot With Spencer Davis Attic * 1982 Dancin' Re-Issue Attic * 1982 Straight Up Re-Issue Attic * 1982 But I'm On The Guest List Attic * 1987 It's Been So Long Stony Plain/BMG * 1988 We Deliver/Straight Up Double Album Re-Issue Attic * 1989 Gone Fishing Stony Plain/WEA * 1992 Dancin'/Road Fever Double Album Re-Issue Attic * 1994 Good Times Guaranteed Downchild Music * 1997 Lucky 13 Downchild Music * 1997 It's Been So Long/Ready To Go Double Album Re-Issue Stony Plain * 1998 A Case Of The Blues - The Best Of Downchild Attic * 2000 A Matter Of Time - The Downchild Collection Blue Wave - US * 2003 Body Of Work - The Downchild Collection Volume 2 Blue Wave - US * 2004 But I'm On The Guest List Re-Issue Unidisc * 2004 Blood Run Hot Re-Issue Unidisc * 2004 Road Fever Re-Issue Unidisc * 2004 We Deliver Re-Issue Unidisc * 2004 Straight Up Re-Issue Unidisc * 2004 Come On In Downchild Music * 2007 Live At The Palais Royale Downchild Music
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You Can Also See 'Downchild Blues Band' On Last.Fm Here Http //www.Last.Fm/music/Downchild Blues Band Early History 1969-1982 Donnie Walsh Has Been Called The 'father Of Canadian Blues' And With Good Reason. He Is A Blues Pioneer On The Canadian Scene. It Was Walsh Who Paid The Highest Dues So That Later Canadian Blues Acts Such As The Jeff Healey Band The Colin James Band The Powder Blues Sue Foley The Sidemen And The Highliners Could Also Enjoy Their Success. The Canadian Blues Scene Which Has Blossomed Nicely In The Last Few Years Was Relatively Barren In The Late 1960s When The Downchild Blues Band First Started Out. The Downchild Blues Band Was Formed In Toronto In 1969 And Continues To Perform Today. The Band's International Fame Is Partially Due To Three Of Its Songs The Originals I've Got Everything I Need Almost And Shot Gun Blues And Its Adaptation Of Flip Flop And Fly All From Its 1973 Album Straight Up Being Featured On The First Blues Brothers Album Briefcase Full Of Blues 1978 . The Band's Musical Style Is Described As Being "a Spirited If Fundamental Brand Of Jump-Band And Chicago-Style Blues". The Band Name Came From The Sonny Boy Williamson II Song "Mr. Downchild".The Initial Band Membership Was Donnie "Mr. Downchild" Walsh Who Remains The Sole Constant Band Member With Younger Brother Rick "Hock" Walsh On Vocals Accompanied By Dave Woodward Cash Wall And Jim Milne. Classically-Trained Pianist Jane Vasey Joined The Band In 1973. The Initial Blues Musical Influence On Donnie Walsh Was Jimmy Reed. He Was Later Greatly Influenced By James Cotton Both In Terms Of Musical Style And Band Format. Walsh And Cotton Later Became Personal Friends. Donnie Walsh Described These Early Influences As Follows "Jimmy Reed. I Heard Him At My Girlfriend’s Birthday Party. Some Guys Brought A Jimmy Reed Album Over And That Was It For Me. ...I’d Put Him On The Record Player And When I Went To Sleep At Night It Would Still Be Playing When I’d Get Up In The Morning. Then I’d Play Him All Day And It Was Unreal. Then Of Course I Spread Out To Sonny Boy Williamson Little Walter Muddy Waters B.B. King And Albert King. Then I Got A Job In A Record Store. A Blues Record Store That Stocked 45s Only. All Alphabetical All Around The Whole Room. You’d Go To The Muddy Waters Section And There Would Be Eight Muddy Waters Singles. You’d Go To The Sonny Boy Williamson Section And There Would Be Five Sonny Boy Williamson Singles." The Band's First Album Bootleg Is Regarded As One Of The First Independent Albums Ever Produced In Canada. It Was Recorded Over Two Nights In 1971 In A Makeshift Studio At Toronto's Rochdale College. Donnie Walsh And Others Distributed The Album By Hand. It Was Welcomed By Major Toronto Music Retailer Sam Sniderman Of Sam The Record Man Renown Who Was Very Much Disposed To Promoting Canadian Music. The Record Was Soon Acquired By RCA Records Canada For More General Distribution. According To Donnie Walsh More Than 120 Musicians Have Been Associated With Downchild Since Its 1969 Founding. The Band Has Never Lost Its Focus On Blues Music. While Certain Band Members Have Left To Pursue What Was Perceived To Be A More Lucrative Rock Music Career Donnie Walsh Has A Different Perspective "Just Around When I Started Here Were All These Guys In Blues Bands And Of Course They Were Impatient And They Wanted To Make Some More Money So They Became Rock Bands. I Played The Blues Then And I Play The Blues Now. That's What I Love. ... It's A Living Thing It's Living Music. By Living And Breathing It Goes On And What That Means Is That Instead Of Being The Same Kind Of Music Somebody Else Wrote Years Ago It Lives And Evolves. Blues Is Serious Stuff It's A Heavy Kind Of Music In Your Soul. You Show Up With The Blues I Play You Lighten Up. That's What It's All About. It's Like Medicine." 1982-1990 Vasey Hock And Flaim Gone In 1982 The Band Suffered A Major Setback With The Untimely Death Of Keyboard Player Jane Vasey Who Succumbed To Leukemia At The Age Of Thirty Two. Donnie Walsh Who Was Living With Vasey At The Time Took A Period Of Time Off To Reflect On His Future And That Of The Band. The Band Came Back In The Fall Of 1982 With Both A New Singer And A New Keyboard Player By Way Of A Live Recording From Toronto's Historic El Mocambo Club But I'm On The Guest List. Despite Being Closely Identified With The Band's Initial Sound And Also Being The Co-Writer With Brother Donnie Walsh Of "Shot Gun Blues" Later Recorded By The Blues Brothers Hock Walsh Would Leave Rejoin And Be Replaced As Lead Singer In The Band On Several Occasions. He Was First Fired From The Band In 1974 Shortly Before Work Began On The Band's Third Album Dancin'. At That Time He Was Replaced By Tony Flaim. Hock Rejoined The Band In 1977 And 1985. He Was Fired By His Brother Donnie For A Final Time In 1990 And Replaced By Chuck Jackson. Chuck Jackson Has Remained The Lead Singer Of Downchild Since That Time. Notwithstanding Their Strained Relationship Donnie Walsh Assessed His Brother's Ability As Follows "He Was A Fabulous Singer He Could Sing The Blues Better Than Anybody I've Ever Heard. He Had The Timing The Phrasing A Fabulous Voice… He Was Just Great." Hock Walsh Died On December 31 1999 At The Age Of 51 Of An Apparent Heart Attack. Performing On His Own And With His Own Bands Since 1990 He Had Been Scheduled To Perform A New Year's Eve Concert With Blues Singer Rita Chiarelli. His Last Recordings Were Three Tracks On 4 Blues The 1998 Debut Album Of Toronto's Big Daddy G Review. Tony Flaim The Initial Replacement For Hock Walsh In Downchild And Featured On Six Of The Band's Albums Also Died Of A Heart Attack On March 10 2000 Less Than Three Months After Hock Walsh. He Was 52. Flaim's Near Nine Year Association With Downchild Covered The 1975 To 1982 Period Plus 1986 To 1988. During The 1982-1986 Period Flaim Was Replaced By John Witmer Former Lead Singer Of The Well-Respected Toronto Blues Band Whiskey Howl. One Of Tony Flaim's Last Public Performances Was At A Tribute To The Late Hock Walsh In February Of 2000 At Toronto's Horseshoe Tavern. The Band Is Still Commonly Known As The Downchild Blues Band Though The Actual Band Name Was Shortened To "Downchild" As Of The Early 1980s. 1990-Present Most Of The Current Lineup Has Been Together Since 1990 When Chuck Jackson Vocals And Michael Fonfara Keyboards Joined Donnie Walsh Guitar And Harmonica And Pat Carey Sax . Sax Player Pat Carey Was The First To Join The Current Downchild Lineup In 1985 A Year After Arriving In Toronto And Commencing His Toronto Musical Career Playing With Both Hock Walsh And Tony Flaim. Bass Player Gary Kendall Joined Downchild For A Second Time In 1995 After First Playing With The Band During The 1979-1983 Period. They Were Later Joined By Drummer Mike Fitzpatrick Who First Recorded With The Band On The Come On In Album 2004 . Recent Accolades Include A Juno Award Nomination For "Blues Album Of The Year" In 2005 Plus Winning The Maple Blues Award 24 As "Entertainers Of The Year" In Both 2005 And 2006. In Addition The Band's Connection To The Blues Brothers Has Continued. In 2005 When Dan Ackroyd And Jim Belushi Toured As The Blues Brothers Donnie Walsh Joined Them Onstage At Ontario's Casino Rama. Donnie Walsh's Song "I've Got Everything I Need Almost " Was Recently Selected As One Of 125 "essential" Canadian Songs And The Only Blues Song On The List. Band Awards * 1991 Juno Award Best Roots And Traditional Album Gone Fishing * 1992 Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Great Canadian Blues Award * 2005 Maple Blues Award Recording Of The Year Come On In * 2005 Maple Blues Award Electric Act Of The Year * 2005 Maple Blues Award Entertainers Of The Year * 2006 Maple Blues Award Entertainers Of The Year Band Member Awards Donnie Walsh * 1990 Blues With A Feeling Award Toronto Blues Society Honouring Distinguished Career Chuck Jackson * 1999 Maple Blues Award Male Vocalist Of The Year * 2002 Blues With A Feeling Award Toronto Blues Society Honouring Distinguished Career * 2007 Maple Blues Award Male Vocalist Of The Year Pat Carey * 1999 Maple Blues Award Horn Player Of The Year * 2000 Maple Blues Award Horn Player Of The Year * 2001 Maple Blues Award Horn Player Of The Year * 2002 Maple Blues Award Horn Player Of The Year * 2004 Maple Blues Award Horn Player Of The Year * 2007 Maple Blues Award Horn Player Of The Year Gary Kendall * 1993 Blues With A Feeling Award Toronto Blues Society Honouring Distinguished Career * 1997 Maple Blues Award Bassist Of The Year * 1999 Maple Blues Award Bassist Of The Year * 2000 Maple Blues Award Bassist Of The Year * 2002 Maple Blues Award Bassist Of The Year * 2002 Thunder Blues Award Thunder Bay Blues Society * 2002 Keeping The Blues Alive Award Thunder Bay Blues Society * 2005 Maple Blues Award Bassist Of The Year * 2007 Maple Blues Award Bassist Of The Year Michael Fonfara * 2000 Maple Blues Award Piano/Keyboard Player Of The Year * 2004 Maple Blues Award Piano/Keyboard Player Of The Year * 2007 Maple Blues Award Piano/Keyboard Player Of The Year Mike Fitzpatrick * 2005 Maple Blues Award Drummer Of The Year * 2007 Maple Blues Award Drummer Of The Year Discography The List Is Based On The Canadian Pop Encyclopedia With Subsequent Additions And Amendments. Singles * 1973 "Flip Flop And Fly" * 1974 "Flip Flop And Fly" Re-Issue Special * 1974 "I've Got Everything I Need" Almost * 1974 "Tell Your Mother" Special * 1975 "Goin' Dancin" * 1976 "Old Ma Belle" * 1980 "I've Been A Fool" Attic * 1980 "Tryin' To Keep Her 88's Straight"/"Oh Oh" Attic * 1981 "Hey Hey Little Girl"/"Drivin' Blues" Attic * 1981 "Blood Run Hot"/"Coulda Had All Your Loving" Attic Albums * 1971 Bootleg Special * 1973 Straight Up Special * 1974 Dancin' Special * 1975 Ready To Go Special * 1977 So Far Posterity * 1979 We Deliver Attic * 1980 Bootleg Re-Issue RCA Also Later Re-Issue By Downchild Music * 1980 Road Fever Attic * 1980 Double Header Attic Double Album Reissue Of Straight Up And We Deliver * 1981 Blood Run Hot With Spencer Davis Attic * 1982 Dancin' Re-Issue Attic * 1982 Straight Up Re-Issue Attic * 1982 But I'm On The Guest List Attic * 1987 It's Been So Long Stony Plain/BMG * 1988 We Deliver/Straight Up Double Album Re-Issue Attic * 1989 Gone Fishing Stony Plain/WEA * 1992 Dancin'/Road Fever Double Album Re-Issue Attic * 1994 Good Times Guaranteed Downchild Music * 1997 Lucky 13 Downchild Music * 1997 It's Been So Long/Ready To Go Double Album Re-Issue Stony Plain * 1998 A Case Of The Blues - The Best Of Downchild Attic * 2000 A Matter Of Time - The Downchild Collection Blue Wave - US * 2003 Body Of Work - The Downchild Collection Volume 2 Blue Wave - US * 2004 But I'm On The Guest List Re-Issue Unidisc * 2004 Blood Run Hot Re-Issue Unidisc * 2004 Road Fever Re-Issue Unidisc * 2004 We Deliver Re-Issue Unidisc * 2004 Straight Up Re-Issue Unidisc * 2004 Come On In Downchild Music * 2007 Live At The Palais Royale Downchild Music
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