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Inauguration of Stompin Tom Day in
Saint John, NB
 
 
  King Square was a huge success with the inaugeration of Stompin Tom Day and the concert in support of single parents and underprivleged children.
Charles and Georgia Slowley from the visiting cruise ship were thrilled to see Big John T-bone Little, a performer they had seen in Montego Bay. Although they had never heard of Stompin Tom they enjoyed having Big John dedicate a Jamaican song to them.
The concert in King Square organized by Jason MacLean networking with Sarahlouise Brown of Ethnic Rainbow Native Cast / People for People was enjoyed by many. Big John headlined the show and performers included Green Law the Out Law ( at 67 years of age and being mentored by Big John) as well as 14 year old Jessie Lloyd, persons of all ages that learn and network with Big John.
Big John couldn't make the concert at Harbour Station due to a previous engagement in Grand Bay Westfield, but Stompin Tom was very pleased to receive the plaque from Big John and his manager Sarahlouise Brown.
Stompin Tom announced from the stage in a long drawn out story, how he met a tall man in a shiny black cadillac who picked him up on the road many years ago, fed him and guess who he was talking about? None other than our own Big John T-bone Little.
All in all the concert both in Kings Square and Harbour Station were both successful.
Here is the message from the plaque presented to Stompin Tom:
In appreciation from all musicians that you have inspired and diligently encouraged over the years through the dedication and perseverance to your musical craft.
I, Big John – TB- Little have the honour, on this day, to present this plaque on your first annual August 8th 2009 declaration in Saint John, NB in King’s Square “Stompin Tom Day”.
It has been a great journey since the day we met on the highway, crossing paths. Your sentiment to artists and fans has been treasured to the present day that we have before us.
Together fans and musicians stand as one applauding you with your blessed gift.
In my 80th year, I say to you “May your life be long and prosperous throughout the universe as well benefit reflections of pleasure to mankind
Sincerely,
Your supporting musician friend,
Mr. Big John T-bone Little.
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28th Annual Sussex Flea Market
 
| Phillip being introduced to Brent Williams, a good friend of Mr. Big John T-bone Little. Brent was playing on the grounds of the 28th SFM. |
Phillip Greenlaw with Audrey Chamberlain, a fantastic singer that shares the same producer of Ethnic Rainbow Native Cast. It was a pleasure to be on the same grounds |
 
Phillip "Green Law the Out Law" performing at the 28th Annual SFM enjoying the 115F in the shade!
His CD's went like hotcakes and all enjoyed his "Taking it Back" CD.
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Moncton Multicultural Festival June 25 - 27th
 
Big John, Skip Talbot and Sarahlouise entertaining at Moncton's Multicultural Festival in Moncton, NB
Multicultural Festival held in Moncton, NB - Victoria Park. great success
with Mr. Big John T-bone Little, Mr. James "Skip" Talbot, Sarahlouise
and band. Excellent turnout with the Multicultural Community. Food
was great and crafts and sales were going wild. All musicians were
privledged to perform for such a worthy cause.
Click here to visit Multicultural Association of the Greater Moncton Area (MAGMA)
| Pets in the Park
 
Saint John Animal Rescue League held Sunday June 28, 2009 was a
great success with Mr. Big John T-bone Little and Phillip Greenlaw.
Many came out to listen to the Jazz, Blues, Old Rock & Roll and
Heritage Music by Green Law the Out Law. It was a pleasure to
network with Christie Wheaton of the Animal Rescue League. May
everyone have a safe and happy summer with their animals.
Click here to visit Pets in the Park
| E.R.N.C. celebrates 10th Anniversary with First Ladies of Alberta Women in Film
E.R.N.C. is proud to share a decade anniversary with the "Women in Film and Television, Alberta"
1999 - 2009
1999 photograph by Anna Popravko
Click here to visit WIFTA
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Saralouise in her Wonder Years!
 
Send your answers to the following questions by email (with Contest Entry in the subject line) to win a package!
1. Which person is Saralouise?
2. What was her favourite fruit?
3. What trees are behind the people in the family and friends photo?
4. Where are the dog kennels in the house picture? (Waterloo Heights, St. Catherines, Jamaica, WI)
5. Name the plants arounds the wall of her family home.
6. Which window is Sarahlouise's bedroom?
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BIG JOHN T-BONE LITTLE
ALBERTA BOUND
MARCH
31, 2009
Reuniting
with musician friends and owner or Manville Hotel. Will be performing
weekly in celebration of family lineage in business.
Legendary Big John T-bone Little, the Real Deal, King of Blues, Country,
Rock & Roll, Jazz and Contemporary music, will be electrifying the boundaries
of Alberta!
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The Natural Food Bank run by People for People for 50+ empty nesters will be changing its location due to bus ammenities are not easily accessible. We are choosing head quarters on a bus route line, however if anyone is in need of services, we are still operating. Call 653-1988.
Keep praying for People for People and Ministry. We need prayer partners and volunteers. |
 THANK
YOU
Big
thanks to NICOLE BRIAND with her expertise, grace, compassion
while participating with the project of Cojak films. It was a
pleasure to have such a lady of grace and poise while I was in
studio performing the spirituals for the documentary ""HERITAGE
NOIR"" sold to English and French CBC.
A great big thanks to ""Colette"" as well for her co-operation as producer.
Heritage Noir is a bilingual documentary based on Black History that dates
back to Amistad and Underground Railroads. It's a must see! I hope all
enjoyed the viewing during Black History Month.
by Sarahlouise and the E.R.N.C.Team 2009
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ATTENTION ALL MEMBERS
We need updated photos (headshots) and Bios from all film and music members for our website. Please keep your information current. | Encouraging Spirit Filled Entertainment
Maritime province
wide GOSPEL FEST. Auditions will be held in PEI, Nova Scotia, Saint John,
Moncton, Fredericton, Sussex and Newfoundland.
Email to book your audition ethnicrainbow@aim.com
Choirs, singers,
songwriters, quartets, original materials or old Gospel, etc. Looking for
Culture, Aboriginal, Christian, Asian, Hispanic, and North American
artists. Multicultural performers in their Native tongue. Come on out all you
Gospel Singers and those that have their praise on fire!
WE want to hear
from YOU!!
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Ethnic Rainbow Native Casting Talent Search across North America & Overseas |
We are looking for traditional culture musicians and actors, Native American,
Gospel, Black Gospel, Hispanic, Asian, East Indian, West Indian, African. Middle
Eastern, Folk, Gaelic, etc.
Artists of any age that would like to network are welcome to let us promote you
on our site as well as bear testimony of what your art has done for you and others.
Wanted 50+ Unsung Pro. We promote and have services for you that can KEEP
YOU IN THE LIMELIGHT .....BLUES, BLACK GOSPEL, lyrically and morally acceptable Actors
and Productionists in Documentary and film.
Ethnic Artists Wanted for Multicultural Singers Songwriters, Bands ,traditional
Dance and song ,`C-D Artist and Video will be displayed on our site as a member.
Links will be added.
Cultural tradition as well as express your gifts by ERNC by networking with us
for your exposure
Come celebrate with us - Multiculturalism as an Art. The Universal Language - ART
Forward info to ethnicrainbows@aim.com for membership fees.
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BIG JOHN ENTERTAINS
An evening of great entertainment in Rexton with Big John T-bone Little
Great Entertainment at the Lions Club in Rexton reuniting Big John T-bone Little getting together with Terry Emary on Drums. Excellent meeting with Beverly Theriault - lead singer. John's comment ""She kept putting Loretta Lynn to shame. Never thought I'd say that!""
Also Greg Gogun on keyboard and Vince the Man was amazing on bass. |
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NEW YEARS EVE
Steve Gaudet did a great job performing DJ services and entertainment at the Latimore Lake Community Center.
Recommended by E.R.N.C., Steve, a native of Saint John, has been performing for over 20 years as an entertainer and now works under the stage name ""The Amazing Raven"". E.R.N.C. had the pleasure to network with Steve Gaudet and his company - The Entertainment Group
The evening was a huge success! A great time was had by all who attended. |
Background groups will be starting in January, please email us for schedule. Rehearsal space is available.
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