An archeological dig into the Brian Gladstone’s past through medeia, reviews, notes, and more exciting stuff.
For A Day In The Park Live at Hodgeson’s Annual Picnic in Scenic Brighton Ontario
For a day in the park, with you my dear I would plan ahead a week or two for you ...
Honouring Brian Gladstone
Honouring Our Own : Brian Gladstone at the Trane Studio performing "A Song for Everyone" with fellow musicians: Mr. Rick, Tony Quarrington , Sue and Dwight.
Brian Gladstone & Tony Quarrington – For A Day in the Park at Winterfolk
By Randall Cook - Published on Feb 19, 2013 Winterfolk XI - February 15, 2013 - Delta Chelsea
Trane Studio Performance
Don Valley Parkway Blues, I like Me, Who Killed Betty Two Shoes Accompanined by Bonnie Gladstone (sister) and Harpin Norm
Turnabout is better than fair playing as Brian accompanies Tony Wed
Reprinted from Toronto Moon Magazine Sept 12, 2012 Since emerging onto the Toronto and international Roots scene with his debut 1999 album Back To The Dirt, Brian Gladstone has on countless occasions performed with Juno-winning, exquisitely talented guitarist Tony...
A Song for Everyone – Produced Version
Published on Apr 2, 2012- Honouring Our Own : Brian Gladstone at the Trane Studio performing "A Song for Everyone" with fellow musicians: Mr. Rick, Tony Quarrington , Sue & Dwight.
Honouring Brian Gladstone at the Trane Studio
Brian Gladstone performing at the Trane Studio on June 10, 2012. Video by Agnes Cseke featuring Bonnie Gladstone & Harpin' Norm Lucien
Where Have All the Protest Songs Gone – Toronto Star Story
Where Have All the Protest Songs Gone June 28, 2010 - Includes Interview with Brian Gladstone - Sometime in the late 1960s, Pete Seeger — in his prime with just a banjo and a 12-string guitar — stepped up to a single microphone on the concert stage of the Sydney Town...
Brian Gladstone as Seen by Scrub Radio
Brian Gladstone was a well respected Electrical Engineer but when his 'Roots' music grounding called him to return he could not resist. Brian Gladstone was an accomplished, self taught, Electrical Engineer specializing in the design of electrical transformers....
A Song for Everyone
By Glen Hornblast - Published on Dec 15, 2012 Brian Gladstone "live" at the Moonshine Cafe in Oakville, singing my favourite song of his - with the amazing Harpin Norm Lucien on harmonica. Please share if you like it.
Brian Gladstone: A Time for New Beginnings – CD Review
Rating: 4.5/5 - Reprinted From Hot Indie News Gladstone is a guy who works in an office with only three walls, hates those who take two-day lunch breaks, and likes to declare his love in a park among potato salads and army ants. This album is one of the funnier ones...
Festival By the Marsh – Reprinted from the Sackville NB Tribune Post
Festival by the Marsh Opens Tonight With gallery crawl - Mount Allison University Completing the “crawl” at 8:15 p.m. at historic Cranewood mansion (see picture below) is Brian Gladstone, a veteran Toronto folk musician, inspired by the 60s peace movement, and...
A Song For Everyone
Here is a song for the homeless A cold night on the street Wet and alone A thousand miles from home A good man in defeat Here is a song for the kindness A stranger who gives a damn Here is a song To move our lives along It's a song for everyone It's a song for...
Jamie Lynn
I can see through her smoked screened body Cause the sight lines change with the seasons Her perimeter protection Helps the emotional deflection The silver fox has lost his fear He comes too close to man But Jamie Lynn lives deep within The fault lines of her...
Wally’s Pre-Owned Automobiles
Wally's pre owned automobiles You come back for the deals Buy a green sedan on the instalment plan Don't forget to count all the wheels This one's a real beauty With a coat of tutti-frutti He's kept her in the garage For thirty years, Cobwebs on...
Who Killed Betty Two Shoes
Gladstone TV Interview on Liquid Lunch
Liquid Lunch With Hugh Riley Daily on ThatChannel.com
Good News Toronto – Celebrating Heros reports on Brian Gladstone
Good News Toronto celebrates the multitude of inspirational people who live in Toronto with the goal of motivating all of us to continue to make this city rich in everyday heroes. Martin C. Winer (www.martincwiner.com) Brian Gladstone Transforms his Career to Seek his...
A Time For New Beginnings Reviewed by Toronto Community News
Reprinted from Toronto Community News, Inside Toronto December 18, 2009 by Norm Nelson Well here we go again, another super positive review. A quick scan of my blog since I kicked it off a couple of weeks ago with our new...
Vote For Brian Gladstone – Ontario Council of Folk Festivals Board
Vote Brian Gladstone To OCFF Board Greetings. I would appreciate your vote to assist me in becoming an elected member of the OCFF (Ontario Council of Folk Festivals) board of directors. In addition to the great expertise, experience, and enthusiasm I...
About Saturdays at the Swan
Saturday Sessions at the Swan Every Saturday at the Black Swan at 2:00 in the Afternoon Join us for an intimate afternoon of great acoustic music, every Saturday. We want to create a place for artists, friends, and fans to hang out. Players Wanted Sign Up starts at...
Duggup Australia Reviews Brian Gladstone
Brian Gladstone - By thatch • Jan 29th, 2009 • Brian Gladstone is a singer /finger picking guitarist from Toronto. And why is he being featured today? Well head over to the MySpace site, and pick any song you like (it won’t matter- trust me), if you want my pick try...
Short Bio’s
One Sentence Bio 1 A finger-picking guitar master inspired by the greats of traditional folk and blues, Brian Gladstone has released four homespun and original albums, each gaining global acclaim and world-wide airplay. Alternate Short Bio 1 Brian Gladstone has...
Sharing The Stage Plus More Exciting Shots
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Hi Res Images for Print Media
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Toronto Star Featured Story – What he really wants to do is perform
By Greg Quill Entertainment Reporter February 7, 2008 Brian Gladstone started Winterfolk to help his music career. Now he keeps in the background In its sixth year, Toronto's annual Winterfolk roots music festival might – just might – make a profit. That's not...
The Brian Gladstone Interview by Paul Rawski
Uploaded on Oct 6, 2007- I got a chance to sit down with veteran Toronto indie roots/folk musician Brian Gladstone in November 2006. His positive and meaningful messages of peace, togetherness, and environmental activism have touched audiences all across the world....
Social Stuff
The Muses’s Muse – Brian Gladstone – A Time for New Beginnings
By Jane Eamon - 08/02/06 - 09:32 AM EST Flower Power is not dead; it’s been reborn in Brian Gladstone’s new CD, A Time for New Beginnings. If you’re craving old style finger-picking with a back-porch vibe, then this CD is for you. Gladstone, creator of the Winterfolk...
6 Years after Release, Still Getting Great Reviews
Back to the Dirt - 6 Years after Release, Still Getting Great Reviews Back to the Dirt - Brian Gladstone ** Independent ** 15 tracks - The songs of Brian Gladstone are quiet and unassuming. They're comfortable songs...
Indiecator on Brian Gladstone
Brian Gladstone - Psychedelic Pholk Psongs Brian has done it again - he's given the world a CD chocked full of songs that make music fun and entertaining again. Songs like 'I Like Me' and 'Orange Juice Song' may not change the...
Report on Pop Culture writes about Brian Gladstone
Alt.Culture.Guide - The online archive of the Alt.Culture.Guide music webzine, including reviews by the Rev. Keith A. Gordon, Tommy Hash and others.... The View On Pop Culture, the Reverend's monthly review of pop culture, appears in the pages of View From The Hill, a...
Arts & Entertainment Reviews ‘A Time For New Beginnings’
Arts & Entertainment written by Dianne Wells 701 - about A Time for New Beginnings – Brian Gladstone I must confess that when I saw the title of this CD, I was hoping it might signify a new musical beginning, maybe something dark and sinister or even an ounce of...