- Ernie Sandy, "Ojibwatimes, November 03"

Thanks to Robin Harrington and Ron Douglas of the Culture Department,
Mnjikaning First Nation for photographs and clippings.

 


GEORGE SNACHE AND HIS GROUP WITH COLEMAN HAWKINS

George Snache ( far left) put down his saxophone and picked up his guitar when the internationally famous Coleman Hawkins appeared in 1964 with him and his trio at the Muskoka Sands Inn. Working with Hawkins, considered the "father of the saxophone", was one of the highlights of George's life, which ended with his passing during the week.

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Thanks to Robin Harrington and Ron Douglas of the Culture Department,
Mnjikaning First Nation for photographs and clippings.


THE RONNIE DOUGLAS BLUES BAND
"The Tradition Continues"

This photograph of award-winning Mnjikaning First Nation Recording Artists,
Ronnie Douglas ( right), and his late brother, Larry ( left), was taken
at The Barrie Jazz And Blues Festival in Heritage Park in 1997.

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