T.C. FOLKPUNK: Links

MySpace: I was on MySpace. Then I left and went to Facebook. Then I got tired of being bitten by vampires. Then I went back to MySpace...
Facebook: ...then I was pestered by friends, family, fellow travellers and such to go back on Facebook. So I did. No vampire bites so far, I'm happy to say.
Reverb Nation: Another web presence for your truly, brought to you courtesy of the newest member here at Team Folkpunk, Jason Bonham. Nicely done Jason!
That Satisfying Crunch!: What does one do when one needs a break from being a socially-conscious folk-punk singer-songwriter? Why, one puts together an instrumental, jangly, crunchy power pop band of course!
YouTube: Here's a clip from April 2006, taken at Renaissance Cafe in Toronto.
James Clark Institute: One of the best damn songwriters in Canada, simple as that.
Frank Makak: The shiny new website from Montreal's answer to Billy Bragg. I'm a big fan of Frank, and not just because he covered "Land Of Lukewarm" either.
Can Con Artists: A multimedia showcase for the multi talented Michael Proudfoot. He sings, he dances, he julienne fries!
James Lester Photography: If you happen to be touring around the Manchester/Liverpool area of England, and you want some pics taken of your gig, I highly recommend James. He even knows where to find a good cup of espresso. It's win-win I tells ya!
Eye Squared Productions: Paul Spenard and I first met in Grade 4. Then we lost touch for years. Somewhere in there he bought a video camera and got very good at using it.
Chris Page: Chris is another graduate of the Billy Bragg school of "one-guy-with-an-electric-guitar-and-great-songs-is-all-you-need".
Jennifer Foster: You'll never guess. Yup, another great singer-songwriter. If New Brunswick never does anything else for the world, at least they gave us J-Fo!
Joey Dammit!: Joey Dammit! has been labelled by the Toronto Star as "Warhol in a head-on collision with David Lynch." He's a brilliant visual artist, his work is like punk rock on a canvas or something.
Beach City Music: A cool little record store (remember those?), specializing in lots of local indie releases. If you'd like to actually physically leave your home and go purchase a copy of That Satisfying Crunch!'s album from a friendly retail outlet, this is your chance! Say hi to Mike for me while you're there.
Everything Green: A website from a certain Stephanie Dearing, my fave part of which is the directory to all things green in the southern Ontario region. Kewl! And by "kewl", I mean "cool".
Arise Solar Technology: A Canadian company whose goal is to help make solar energy a mainstream energy option. Let's hope they succeed, and soon.
Sean Bray: Sean is a fine all 'round guitarist, singer, writer, booking agent and human being. And he plays a Tele. Cool.
Stripped Media: Emma-Lee is an enthusiastic and imaginative photographer and just generally great to work with. And she's a helluva songwriter too. It's enough to make me jealous.
Pollydude: Toronto-based artist Mike Sillers' website.
Olive's Brain: An online radio station based in New Brunswick, and specializing in indie fare. Feel free to request a Timothy Cameron tune. Or two.
Nathan Caswell: And yet another great songwriter. Clever. VERY clever. Almost annoyingly clever. Almost.
McSpotlight: A certain fast food corporation based in the US spends billions of dollars each year to broadcast their glossy image to the world. This is the flip side of that very large coin.