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Jan

2012

Song & Merriment for the Comox Valley Water Watch
written by Press Release
 
Todd Butler in Concert at Cumberland United Church, January 21
by Comox Valley Water Watch Coalition
There are a whole lot of musicians who try to be funny, but not many comedians who can play guitar or sing like Todd Butler. A veteran of over twenty years of live performing as a guitarist/vocalist and comedian, Todd`s skills are honed to an exquisite point.
 
He swings easily from lambasting politicians in hilarious parodies to interpreting the latest news stories with a twist, guaranteed to entertain you with a stunning combination of musical parody, whimsical wit, outstanding musicianship, and outrageous satire. He has also written moving songs which can bring tears to the eye.

If you`ve ever listened to CBC Radio or watched CBC TV, you`ve probably heard him. He has been the guest host of, and a regular performer on, the show `Madly Off in All Directions`. He has performed at jazz, folk and comedy festivals in Montreal, Winnipeg, Calgary, Vancouver and Vancouver Island. He has released numerous albums, including the 2003 release `Dobro and Guitar` with Doug Cox, and the self-produced 2006 album ``Ìdle Canadian``, which earned CD of the Year, Song of the Year, and Songwriter of the Year honours at the Vancouver Island Music Awards.

Todd will be performing Saturday January 21 at a concert to benefit the Comox Valley Water Watch Coalition.
 
This organization has produced the Comox Valley Drinking Water Reference Guide, the 3D Watershed Map of the Valley and a newspaper insert Where Does Your Drinking Water Come From. It has also sponsored a variety of informational public events to fulfill its mandate of increasing public awareness of the status of drinking water in the Valley.

Tickets for the concert will be available at Laughing Oyster Bookstore in Courtenay, Blue Heron Bookstore in Comox, and Polka Dot Pants in Cumberland. Tickets are $20 in advance, $25 at the door. Doors will open at 7:30 pm and the music and fun will begin at 8 pm. Cumberland United Church is located at 2788 Penrith, on the corner of Penrith and First Street.

Delores Broten
Editor, Watershed Sentinel
PO Box 1270, Comox BC V9M 7Z8
www.watershedsentinel.ca

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