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m ' WATERUX) can)!!!“ ' My, May 7. 20“ O O O O C . Flying Dog kicks at?“ Friday night senesfeatunng local bluesman Shawn Kellerman By 130an Kellerman will serve as the music booker ifimffhmmrle Sta/I “h for the blues night. When he isn't in town he promises to bring in some of the best acts he ‘ It's been a while since local music lovers have can find and organizers will post a weekly _, “I; had a regular night devoted to the blues update on the club's Facebook page featur~ I K ' since Mel Brown inspired a whole generation ing who will be playing Blues at the Dog. : of fans at the revered Pop the (iator club in “i won't quite be there every week, but , downtown Kitchener. when I do play there every two or three times '“ One of those people who studied at the a month it will be my band or my band with ‘ . . tot-t (ll the master was Waterloo's Shawn a guest," said Kellerman. “lfl have togo tour ' .. . Isl-Herman, described as one of the hardest we’ll have someone else they'll appreciate. v, \, working blues guitarist on the scene today. "To be honest with you. a steady gig is ’ 4 g I "A “that, and a much in~demand player who recently kind of the hardest gig because you have to f T. if" « ' "‘ toured Europe. But a new project pitched by keep it interesting for people every week. . ' v N (iary Stewart, owner of the Flying Dog and we will by having guests come in to help. ., - 44 restaurant and lounge bar in Waterloo, It's based around me but we're going to keep ‘ ' t _ means he will be playing a lit it interesting every week." ' ’ " 77 ‘ tli- closer to home with a rt in v ‘ One of the tentative g. . . . lllilr series ol performanrfs [hat lléé’d [0 be guests is Tony Springer. of a" i i If starting May!) the Me] BFOIUYZ Booker l" and the MGs fame. â€", J . ’ " lliat used to be the Mel ~ and Kellerman romises to ’ llrown night and he was deli ”lg,” a’Id he anS bring in other bites legends f ‘ - niti'ly my mentor so when "1971107; SO when he's played with to grace the ‘ "i, g. ‘\ ‘H‘ lllt' Itlt'il (“ante u ) it was real - x'rformant‘e s Wt“ b ’ , hm trust- I hateln‘t playful .i ”If" ”lea came up K "He (an phi) any kind of 4-1 ,- ’ " ' \lt'ittl\ gig loudly,~ said kt-llm [[ was great "NINE. said Kellerman of x " iii.iii I Springer who he jammed »- lbe Blues at the “0g t'Vt'fl because I have,” Wllll during a recent per- l ridat. night aims to give lot’al played a steady lormant‘e in l'oronto “I inusir tans it regular ihanrt- . 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