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The CHSR Sessions with Tony Dekker - Moving Pictures
CHSR and The Capital Complex Present: The CHSR Sessions with Tony Dekker of the Great Lake Swimmers recorded at Wilser's Room in Fredericton, NB on March 12, 2009
City Sonic: Tony Dekker (Great Lake Swimmers) at Spadina Subway Station
Director: Anita Doron, 2009 Songwriter Tony Dekker was new in town and stuck commuting to a day job several subway stops from his home on the Bloor line a routine that seemed to keep him underground day in and day out. So the singer/guitarist, who records haunting folk music under the name Great Lake Swimmers, penned I Will Never the See the Sun, an ode to his daily ride along Spadina, St. George, Bay and Yonge. Soon after his music career took off, and Tony began using more rural environments all across Ontario for writing inspiration and recording spaces. Now, through the wonder of graphic novel-style animation, we follow him back beneath the streets at Spadina subway station to experience the urban sounds of the TTC that were his first connection to our citys sonics. More stuff on the Blog: blog.citysonic.tv
Great Lake Swimmers: Tony Dekker interview
Tony Dekker of the Great Lake Swimmers talks to telegraph sessions about the new album 'Lost channels'. www.telegraph.co.uk
Your Rocky Spine - Tony Dekker @ The Capital Bar
I was lost in the lakes And the shapes that your body makes That your body makes, that your body makes That your body makes The mountains said I could find you here They whispered the snow and the leaves in my ear I traced my finger along your trails Your body was the map, I was lost in it Floating over your rocky spine The glaciers made you, and now you're mine Floating over your rocky spine The glaciers made you, and now you're mine I was moving across your frozen veneer The sky was dark but you were clear Could you feel my footsteps And would you shatter, would you shatter, would you And with your soft fingers between my claws Like purity against resolve I could tell, then and there, that we were formed from the clay And came from the rocks for the earth to display They told me to be careful up there Where the wind blows a venomous rage through your hair They told me to be careful up there Where the wind rages through your hair
Tony Dekker (Great Lake Swimmers) interview 2009
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From The Music Shed: Tony Dekker performs Ballad Of The Fisherman's Wife
Tony Dekker of Great Lake Swimmers visits The Music Shed Recording Studio in New Orleans for an interview and acoustic performance. Recorded on May 24, 2011. Here is his performance of "Ballad Of The Fisherman's Wife." See the whole session, including four more songs plus interview here: www.youtube.com Recorded by Michael Dorsey Filmed by Michael Degan Edited by Ritchie Champagne musicshed.net
Tony Dekker - "Where in the World Are You" Live in Toronto
The Great Lake Swimmers front man performs solo at the Whipper Snapper Gallery in Toronto on Dec. 12, 2008.
Tony Dekker & Erik Arnesen (Great Lake Swimmers) - I'm Going Down
Bruce Springsteen cover performed at the Winnipeg Folk Festival, Manitoba, Canada, July 10, 2009 This was during the "Outlaws & Dreamers" workshop so you occasionally see the other artists (several of whom join in): Josh Ritter & band, Neko Case & Paul Rigby, and Ridley Bent & Chris Dunn
Art Bergmann ft. Tony Dekker - Sin City 4.25.09
Art Bergmann and Tony Dekker from Great Lake Swimmers performing a cover of Sin City at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre in Toronto on April 25, 2009.
From The Music Shed: Tony Dekker performs Everything Is Moving So Fast
Tony Dekker of Great Lake Swimmers visits The Music Shed Recording Studio in New Orleans for an interview and acoustic performance. Recorded on May 24, 2011. Here is his performance of "Everything Is Moving So Fast." See the whole session, including four more songs plus interview here: www.youtube.com Recorded by Michael Dorsey Filmed by Michael Degan Edited by Ritchie Champagne musicshed.net
Tony Dekker from Great Lake Swimmers - Pulling On A Line (Backyard Sessions)
Tony Dekker on Vimby 'Backyard Sessions' performing 'Pulling on a line' www.vimby.com http www.facebook.com www.twitter.com
Jenny Omnichord - Do You Know Karate Ft. Tony Dekker
"Jenny Omnichord" is a solo side-project of 23 year-old Jenny Mitchell, vocalist, song-writer and multi-instrumentalist for Guelph, Ontarios noted young indie band The Barmitzvah Brothers. In fact, it was the purchase of an omnichord in Jennys fathers thrift store 8 years ago that set her along this path, its carnivalesque, slightly Hebraic sounds leading two young gentile girls to pick the somewhat ironic "Barmitzvah Brothers" as the name for their band. And while Jenny subsequently branched off into other instruments, among them bass and electric guitars, trumpet, banjo, and keyboards, it is the omnichord that has always remained her first love, a slightly geeky invention played by almost no one, capable of a myriad of sounds and effects, and for some reason scorned or unknown or ignored for almost all of its life. Well, now, it is time for the omnichord to take its rightful position among the upper echelons of musical instruments, and Jenny shall be the liberator who shall set it free, the vessel through whom this most intricate of the keys shall finally achieve the appreciation and respect that it so richly deserves. Or not. Come what may, Jenny will still continue to love and play it, will try to learn even more of its many and hidden secrets, and will keep trying to bring its joyful wonders to the world, whether we are ready or not. So be prepared to smile, to be amazed and to be bewildered. The omnichord is coming, and we will all be the better for it. To order the ...
Catcher Song ~ Great Lake Swimmers -- Ongiara
Great Lake Swimmers is a Canadian band built around the melodic folk rock songs of singer-songwriter Tony Dekker. Originally from Wainfleet, Ontario, the band is currently based in Toronto. The current touring line-up includes Tony Dekker on lead vocals, acoustic guitar and harmonica, Erik Arnesen on banjo, electric guitar and harmonium, Greg Millson on drums, Bret Higgins on upright bass and Miranda Mulholland on violin and backing vocals. "Music is interesting because it brings people together, and the more that I do this the more I realize the importance to that." ~ Tony Dekker, Great Lake Swimmers Catcher Song (by Tony Dekker) Well the ropes are taut, And the stories have all been caught. There's a frost-cover drawn on the shore, And the catcher still seems to want more. Through the reel and through the unreal, It's not what you see but what you feel, And what transpires here, And what I hear transpires. And it falls, falls, falls. And it falls, falls, falls. It rises up, it rises up. And it falls, falls, falls. I just want to break even. I just want to pass on through, Like a ghost through a household tune, Under light of the early dusk hues. Navigating and dealing extremes Is not what at first it seems; But I keep my ship tight and true, For the next time that I will see you. And it falls, falls, falls. And it falls, falls, falls. It rises up, it rises up.
Great Lake Swimmers - "Pulling On A Line": SXSW 2012 Showcasing Artist
Great Lake Swimmers is a Canadian indie folk band which formed in 2003 in Wainfleet, Ontario, Canada. The band began with Tony Dekker (vocals, guitar, harmonica), Erik Arneson (banjo, guitar, harmonium), Bret Higgens (bass), Julie Fader (keyboards, vocals) and Greg Millson (drums). Julie Fader subsequently left, and Miranda Mulholland, on violin and backing vocals, joined. Fifty-five years ago, Marilyn Bell took a plunge and traversed Lake Ontario. Back then, being a Great Lake swimmer was a big deal; now, it's an astonishing physical feat taken for granted. It's a rapidly forgotten part of history, like a faded map or a tattered photograph. Or a lost channel. Tony Dekker's Great Lake Swimmers have spent the past seven years performing on stages around the world - though, like Bell, they should never be taken for granted. LOST CHANNELS, their fourth album set for release on March 31st, finds them once again recording at historic locations. This time in the Thousand Islands region of Ontario and New York state, telling tales of hidden histories, still "mining for light in the dark wells," still "tuned to an instrument of greater and unknown design." The instrument in question is the singular voice of Tony Dekker, a voice that summons ghosts from times past.
Tony Dekker (Great Lake Swimmers) " Les Champs De Progéniture" acoustique @ Fargo 26/04/12
Tony Dekker (Great Lake Swimmers) " Les Champs De Progéniture" en français acoustique @ Boutique Fargo Paris 26/04/12
Great Lake Swimmers: Pulling On A line
Tony Dekker from Great Lake Swimmers plays a live acoustic version of 'Pulling On A Line' from new album 'Lost Channels'.
DN In-House Recordings presents: Tony Dekker of Great Lakes Swimmers, Pt. 2
Before Great Lakes Swimmers played at the Bourbon Theatre, frontman Tony Dekker stopped into the DN studio for a solo set that was also broadcast on 90.3 KRNU. The full interview can be found at DailyNebraskan.com. This is part 2.
Laidback Luke vs. Gina Turner & Tony Dekker & Eric Fender & Tomster - My Blau God (Bo$$ Mashup)
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Pulling on a Line - Great Lake Swimmers Live on CBC Radio One's GO
Go to this link for more detail on GO: www.cbc.ca Tony Dekker's Great Lake Swimmers have spent the past seven years performing on stages around the world. LOST CHANNELS, their fourth album set for release on March 31st, finds them once again recording at historic locations. This time in the Thousand Islands region of Ontario and New York state, telling tales of hidden histories, still "mining for light in the dark wells," still "tuned to an instrument of greater and unknown design." The instrument in question is the singular voice of Tony Dekker, a voice that summons ghosts from times past. Its a voice that is capable of conveying heartache and comfort all in the space of a single phrase. Though his supporting cast has changed over the years—with the exception of longtime right-hand man Erik Arnesen — Dekker has always encircled him self with sympathetic players who value spacious arrangements that frame his vocals. Over time, the band has evolved from a sparse, delicate and hushed unit into a well-rounded folk rock band, sacrificing none of their original intimacy while upping both the volume and tempos when necessary. LOST CHANNELS also features the talents of Julie Fader (flute/backing vocals), Greg Millson (drums), Darcy Yates (bass), with appearances by Erin Aurich on violin; Mike Olsen on cello; and Paul Aucoin on vibraphone; along with special guests / Swimmers collaborators Serena Ryder with vocals on Everything Is Moving So Fast and Bob Egan on pedal steel. Four ...
Great Lake Swimmers - an interview with OneMoreTune.ie
www.onemoretune.ie OneMoreTune.ie meets Tony Dekker from Great Lake Swimmers and chats about spirituality and the tension between the urban and natural worlds as sources of inspiration, the mythological references behind their last records title, hundreds of palmprints made for the albums cover, the nomination for the Canadian Folk Music Awards... Formore info and behind the scenes, watch this video on our official website www.onemoretune.ie Other interviews available on OneMoreTune.ie Lisa Hannigan (Turning Pirate), Glen Hansard (Swell Season / The Frames), I'm From Barcelona (EMI), Amiina (Ever - the Sigur Ròs' string quartet), Jeffrey Lewis (Rough Trade), Saul Williams (Wichita), Jape (COOP), DeVotchka (Anti - soundtrack for Little Miss Sunshine), Wallis Bird (Universal), Juno Falls (V2), Devon Sproule and Paul Curreri (Tin Angel), Gemma Hayes, Vyvienne Long (cello player of Damien Rice), Nina Hynes (Kitty-Yo), Los Campesinos! (Wichita), Mugison (Ipecac), Ane Brun (V2), Efterklang (The Leaf Label), Juana Molina (Domino), One Little Plane (Text Records), Wildbirds & Peacedrums (Leaf Records), Ham Sandwich, Republic of Loose (Loaded Dice), Juana Molina (Domino), Reader's Wives (La Fabrica), Robotnik, Roots Manuva (Big Dada), Langhorne Slim (Kemado), Story of Hair (Plugged in Pig), The Coronas (3ù), New Amusement (Any Other City), Uzi & Ari (Own Records), Adrian Crowley (Tin Angel), Mark Geary (Independent Records / Sonablast), Ambience Affair, Frightened Rabbit (FatCat ...
Great Lake Swimmers - The Chorus In The Underground [Official Music Video]
"The Chorus In The Underground" by Great Lake Swimmers from Lost Channels, available now. Download on iTunes: bit.ly 'New Wild Everywhere' - 04/03/2012 Pre-order at iTunes -www.itunes.com On Tour Now - CAN, USA, GBR, FRA www.facebook.com See Great Lake Swimmers online: Latest news: www.greatlakeswimmers.com Facebook http Twitter www.twitter.com Subscribe to Nettwerk's YouTube channel: www.youtube.com Visit Nettwerk Online: www.nettwerk.com http www.twitter.com Distributed in US by WMG.
The Very Best of Ian Coristine's 1000 Islands
Music composed and performed by Tony Dekker and Great Lake Swimmers. My last book of photography of the 1000 Islands had to be the very best, both in content and quality. With 30000 images to select from, these are definitely my favorites. A global search finally found a printer capable of producing pages with the same lustrous gloss as high-end book covers. In every way, the resulting "book of covers" is my very best. you will find many more images under Albums at www.1000IslandsPhotoArt.com.
Great Lake Swimmers: Everything Is Moving So Fast
Tony Dekker of Great Lake Swimmers performs an exclusive , acoustic version of 'Everything IS Moving So Fast' from new album 'Lost Channels'. telegraph.co.uk
Great Lake Swimmers and Riverkeeper
Tennessee Riverkeeper and Tony Dekker from Great Lake Swimmers film a 90 second public service announcement. Produced and edited by David Whiteside. (October 7, 2009)
Laidback Luke at Together As One TAO plays Blau-apella beat box into Lee Mortimer - Blau
Laidback Luke at Together As One TAO plays Blau-apella ( Laidback Luke, Gina Turner, Tony Dekker, Eric Fender and Tomster ) beat box followed by Blau
Great Lake Swimmers - Everything Is Moving So Fast (Lesson)
Tony Dekker of the Great Lake Swimmers teams up with ULTIMATE GUITAR to teach fans how to play new song, "Everything Is Moving So Fast," off LOST CHANNELS. To see the full feature, click here: www.ultimate-guitar.tv To purchase Lost Channels, please click here: www.nettwerk.com
GREAT LAKE SWIMMERS / Everything Is Moving So Fast / Bandwidth Session
THE BANDWIDTH SESSIONS: GREAT LAKE SWIMMERS www.bandwidthsessions.com "Everything Is Moving So Fast" Great Lake Swimmers were in Belfast for a show at the Speakeasy last November, so we grabbed 10 lovely mins with frontman Tony Dekker, for two acoustic performances. Camera: Will McConnell /////////////////////////////////////////////////// ©2010 Bandwidth Films www.bandwidthfilms.com http /////////////////////////////////////////////////// Subscribe to the Bandwidth Podcast on iTunes: bit.ly d^_^b
From The Music Shed Episode 01: Great Lake Swimmers
Tony Dekker of Great Lake Swimmers visits The Music Shed Recording Studio in New Orleans for an interview and acoustic performance. Recorded on May 24, 2011. Songs performed: - Everything Is Moving So Fast - Ballad Of The Fisherman's Wife - Can You Hear Her Call - Put There By The Land - Still Recorded by Michael Dorsey Filmed by Michael Degan Edited by Ritchie Champagne Episode 02: Eisley www.youtube.com www.musicshed.net
Great Lake Swimmers Live on CBC Radio One's GO - Everything is Moving So Fast
Tony Dekker, guitar/vocals Miranda Mulholland, violin, bg vocals Joel Schwartz, guitar Bret Higgins, bass, Greg Milson, drums
An Interview with Great Lake Swimmers
Watch the interview at www.baeblemusic.com Hot off the release of their latest record, Lost Channels, we recently had a chance to sit down with Tony Dekker, the introspective front-man of Canadian indie-folk band, Great Lake Swimmers.
Great Lake Swimmers
Great Lake Swimmers at the 2006 Halifax Pop Explosion. Tony Dekker is just lovely.
GREAT LAKE SWIMMERS - Pulling On A Line / Bandwidth Session
THE BANDWIDTH SESSIONS: GREAT LAKE SWIMMERS www.bandwidthsessions.com "Pulling On A Line" Great Lake Swimmers were in Belfast for a show at the Speakeasy last November, so we grabbed 10 lovely mins with frontman Tony Dekker, for two acoustic performances. Camera: Will McConnell /////////////////////////////////////////////////// ©2010 Bandwidth Films www.bandwidthfilms.com http /////////////////////////////////////////////////// Subscribe to the Bandwidth Podcast on iTunes: bit.ly d^_^b
purple city
20th anniversary of In Her Dream. Tony Dekker and Greg Millson play purple city 1 of 3 songs removed from the original.
Great Lake Swimmers - Concrete Heart (live) @ First Baptist Church, Ottawa, ON - June 19, 2009
www.greatlakeswimmers.com www.myspace.com www.weewerk.com Great Lake Swimmers (Tony Dekker) playing Concrete (including a brief intro about the song [while I was adjusting camera]), off the latest GLS album "Lost Channels" on June 19, 2009 at First Baptist Church in Ottawa, Ont. Lost Channels is nominated for the prestigious Polaris Music Prize: www.polarismusicprize.ca --- When Great Lake Swimmers Tony Dekker wrote the song Everything is Moving So Fast, he couldnt have predicted that it would foreshadow the rapid success of the Toronto bands fourth album, LOST CHANNELS. For a project that has seen a slow upward trajectory since its humble beginnings in 2001, the Great Lake Swimmers are suddenly getting exponentially more attention across North America and Europe, entrancing newcomers to the band with Dekkers unforgettable voice and compelling songwriting. That LOST CHANNELS was a success in Canada is no surprise: Great Lake Swimmers have long been a word-of-mouth favourite for whom critical mass was inevitable, and they are regarded as a national treasure by the countrys public broadcaster, the CBC; LOST CHANNELS recently topped the chart on CBC Radio 3 (which is also broadcast in the US on Sirius Satellite Radio). It also sat at #1 on iTunes Singer/Songwriter chart. But its not just the home team cheering on the Swimmers. LOST CHANNELS attained the #2 Most-Added position at the influential radio trade magazine Friday Morning Quarterback. It debuted at #10 on Billboards ...
WNRN - Great Lake Swimmers Interview
Ronda Chollock interviews Tony Dekker of Great Lake Swimmers at WNRN in Charlottesville, Virginia on April 13, 2009 before their show at Outback Lodge. Check video responses for the live performances of songs from "Lost Channels". Please subscribe to our videos!
Concrete Heart - Great Lake Swimmers
Tony Dekker of the Great Lake Swimmers stops into KRCL 90.9 FM and drops this beautiful number from Lost Channels on all of Salt Lake City. Muchas gracias, Tony. Recorded on 10/20/09.
Great Lake Swimmers - New Light (Live) @ First Baptist Church, Ottawa, ON - June 19, 2009
www.greatlakeswimmers.com www.myspace.com www.weewerk.com Great Lake Swimmers (here Tony Dekker and Julie Fader) playing New Light, off the latest GLS album "Lost Channels" on June 19, 2009 at First Baptist Church in Ottawa, Ont. Lost Channels is nominated for the prestigious Polaris Music Prize: www.polarismusicprize.ca --- When Great Lake Swimmers Tony Dekker wrote the song Everything is Moving So Fast, he couldnt have predicted that it would foreshadow the rapid success of the Toronto bands fourth album, LOST CHANNELS. For a project that has seen a slow upward trajectory since its humble beginnings in 2001, the Great Lake Swimmers are suddenly getting exponentially more attention across North America and Europe, entrancing newcomers to the band with Dekkers unforgettable voice and compelling songwriting. That LOST CHANNELS was a success in Canada is no surprise: Great Lake Swimmers have long been a word-of-mouth favourite for whom critical mass was inevitable, and they are regarded as a national treasure by the countrys public broadcaster, the CBC; LOST CHANNELS recently topped the chart on CBC Radio 3 (which is also broadcast in the US on Sirius Satellite Radio). It also sat at #1 on iTunes Singer/Songwriter chart. But its not just the home team cheering on the Swimmers. LOST CHANNELS attained the #2 Most-Added position at the influential radio trade magazine Friday Morning Quarterback. It debuted at #10 on Billboards Heatseekers Chart in its first week, re-entering ...
#181 Great Lake Swimmers - moving pictures silent films
Tout est très simple. Les coulisses du Glaz'art quelques heures avant le concert. Un peu de bruit. On se réfugie dans cette grande pièce. Avec juste un vieux canapé. On attend. Que le son provenant de la salle baisse. Tony Dekker est très timide (il sera tout heureux d'apprendre qu'il n'y a pas d'interview en plus de la session). Patient, doux, introverti. Trois chansons. Trois merveilles. Elles sont rares les sessions que l'on peut écouter tous les jours, qui continuent à nous faire monter les larmes aux yeux. La voix de Tony Dekker n'est que pure émotion. Tout est très simple. Tout est très beau. Plusieurs mois après on se dit que l'on a vécu là un des plus beaux moments en deux ans de sessions. Comme la rencontre avec My brightest diamond, comme l'émotion d'un Matt Elliott seul au piano, comme l'intime session avec Amanda Palmer. Regardez Tony Dekker avant et après chaque morceau. Quelques secondes. Le silence. Un regard. Les mains qui se croisent. Tout est dit. Nous on continuera longtemps à écouter, régulièrement, ces trois morceaux. A retenir nos larmes. Ou pas. Et à ne pas savoir comment remercier Melissa et Tony d'un tel moment. Images : Renaud de Foville (www.unjourpeutetre.net) www.myspace.com/greatlakeswimmers www.greatlakeswimmers.com www.lecargo.org
Great Lake Swimmers - I Saw You In The Wild (Tony Dekker solo)
Great Lake Swimmers, live at Vera Groningen, April 19th 2012.
Cute kittens in the wild
These cats were born and raised in the wild on the streets of Nijmegen (NL). I discovered them in their presumably sixth week and took care of them since then. The mother and two of their kittens now live at our place, the other three were brought to the animal shelter where they were in good care before they found a good home. The music in this video is from Audiotransparent (Netherlands: audiotransparent.com) featuring Tony Dekker (Great Lake Swimmers, Canada www.greatlakeswimmers.com).
#181 Great Lake Swimmers - Everything is moving so fast
Tout est très simple. Les coulisses du Glaz'art quelques heures avant le concert. Un peu de bruit. On se réfugie dans cette grande pièce. Avec juste un vieux canapé. On attend. Que le son provenant de la salle baisse. Tony Dekker est très timide (il sera tout heureux d'apprendre qu'il n'y a pas d'interview en plus de la session). Patient, doux, introverti. Trois chansons. Trois merveilles. Elles sont rares les sessions que l'on peut écouter tous les jours, qui continuent à nous faire monter les larmes aux yeux. La voix de Tony Dekker n'est que pure émotion. Tout est très simple. Tout est très beau. Plusieurs mois après on se dit que l'on a vécu là un des plus beaux moments en deux ans de sessions. Comme la rencontre avec My brightest diamond, comme l'émotion d'un Matt Elliott seul au piano, comme l'intime session avec Amanda Palmer. Regardez Tony Dekker avant et après chaque morceau. Quelques secondes. Le silence. Un regard. Les mains qui se croisent. Tout est dit. Nous on continuera longtemps à écouter, régulièrement, ces trois morceaux. A retenir nos larmes. Ou pas. Et à ne pas savoir comment remercier Melissa et Tony d'un tel moment. Images : Renaud de Foville (www.unjourpeutetre.net) www.myspace.com/greatlakeswimmers www.greatlakeswimmers.com www.lecargo.org
#181 Great Lake Swimmers - She comes to me in dreams
Tout est très simple. Les coulisses du Glaz'art quelques heures avant le concert. Un peu de bruit. On se réfugie dans cette grande pièce. Avec juste un vieux canapé. On attend. Que le son provenant de la salle baisse. Tony Dekker est très timide (il sera tout heureux d'apprendre qu'il n'y a pas d'interview en plus de la session). Patient, doux, introverti. Trois chansons. Trois merveilles. Elles sont rares les sessions que l'on peut écouter tous les jours, qui continuent à nous faire monter les larmes aux yeux. La voix de Tony Dekker n'est que pure émotion. Tout est très simple. Tout est très beau. Plusieurs mois après on se dit que l'on a vécu là un des plus beaux moments en deux ans de sessions. Comme la rencontre avec My brightest diamond, comme l'émotion d'un Matt Elliott seul au piano, comme l'intime session avec Amanda Palmer. Regardez Tony Dekker avant et après chaque morceau. Quelques secondes. Le silence. Un regard. Les mains qui se croisent. Tout est dit. Nous on continuera longtemps à écouter, régulièrement, ces trois morceaux. A retenir nos larmes. Ou pas. Et à ne pas savoir comment remercier Melissa et Tony d'un tel moment. Images : Renaud de Foville (www.unjourpeutetre.net) www.myspace.com/greatlakeswimmers www.greatlakeswimmers.com www.lecargo.org
Ian Coristine Brockville Book Launch, June 2010
This one minute clip is included in Chapter 24 of Ian Coristine's magical eBook "One In A Thousand" available for iPad on the Apple App Store. Great Lake Swimmers' Tony Dekker comments on the sense of place he feels in the Thousand Islands.
Laidback Luke live @ club Yalta Sofia 08 04 11 The Stupids
Tracklist of Laidback Luke's set, review on english & pics are available only at: www.besnilo.com Track id: The Stupids (Laidback Luke, Tony Dekker, Gina Turner, Setonio and Eric Fender) - Blau-acapella
97RueDuRock.Com & Great Lake Swimmers "Everything is moving so fast"
C'est en chinant sur le web, tel un brocanteur à la recherche de l'affaire du siècle, que je suis tombé nez à nez avec Great Lake Swimmers. Un groupe folk au style épuré, très classieux, nous ramenant aux choses authentiques de la vie et de la musique. C'est en compagnie de Tony Dekker, que j'ai eu la chance d'échanger sur le pourquoi du comment de Lost Channels, son dernier album. J'ai également eu droit à un bonus track en tapant un bœuf avec Tony Dekker. Merci au Grand Mix, à Tourcoing, qui m'a permis de réaliser cette session acoustique et l'interview. Une salle à visiter de façon régulière, car beaucoup de bonnes choses s'y passent et finissent par faire leur chemin Retrouvez Great Lake Swimmers sur leur site officiel : greatlakeswimmers.com
Great lake Swimmers Road Trip
AUX TV's Camera Music featuring Great lake Swimmers. Tony Dekker from Great Lake Swimmers takes Camera Music on a road trip, from an abandoned silo to the beaches of Niagara and the Intersteer Restaurant. Featuring songs "Moving Pictures, Silent Films," "Your Rocky Spine" and "Concrete Heart". www.aux.tv http www.facebook.com www.twitter.com
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