Email: 1867@musician.org Cell Phone/Text: (647) 712-7283 Website: www.1867.band Facebook: facebook.com/67TheBand/

‘67 – An “All Canadian Music Review”

’67 was formed in 2016 to prepare for Canada’s Sesquicentennial. The band has

played at Toronto’s “Hard Rock Café”, “Mel Lastman Square” and “The Rockpile”. They

have performed for street festivals in Unionville, Hamilton and at The Celtic Island

Festival on Centre Island. They are a favourite act at “The Vinyl Sessions” held in various venues around The Big Smoke. Band members were playing in Ottawa on July 1st, 2017 for “Canada Day 150” celebrations.

Benny Sanders – Drums/Guitar/Lead Vocals Benny has been performing in bands since he was a teen, playing everything from Country & Western to Punk over the years. ‘67 has been a concept that was first in his mind in 2006 as he has always featured Canadian music in each of his bands. He has toured in Germany, the USA and to the East Coast including three musical excursions . to Newfoundland/ Labrador. He has been the subject of five Canadian reality shows. Really! Benny plays 1979 Ludwig drums with Sabian and Zildjian cymbals, and a 1979 Les Paul Standard guitar or a 1982 Fender Stratocaster.

Steven Lindsay Jones – Bass/Guitar/Vocals

Steven was born in Swindon, England. He has been playing music since he was 13 years old. His major instrument is the bass guitar. For the Alliance Pictures film “Expect No Mercy”, he co-wrote the title song. In 1995, the video for his tune was released and featured on Much Music.

Besides Benny, Steven is the longest standing member of ‘67. He began on rhythm guitar/keys. When Blair joined, he took over full-time bass duties.

Blair Krueger – Keyboardist/Guitarist/Vocals

Blair is a multi-instrumentalist, well-versed in keyboards, guitars and woodwinds. Throughout his many years of experience, he has performed and toured venues in British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario and Quebec. Blair charts most of the musical arrangements for ‘67..

Mario Placidi – Lead Guitar/Bass

Mario has played in bands for over four decades and has toured Canada as well as the USA. He’s played in “The White” (internationally recognized as THE Led Zeppelin tribute band), and with guitar legend Lee Van Leer. Mario has been a sought after studio musician for many years. Mario can almost instantly pick up any song and can mimics solos that he has never previously heard. Although Mario is the most recent addition to ’67, he and Benny have worked together for many years .

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‘67 plays music by: Neil Young, Guess Who, Tragically Hip, BTO, Jeff Healey, David Wilcox, Gordon Lightfoot, April Wine, Pagliaro, Chilliwack, Lighthouse, RUSH, Crowbar, The Irish Rovers, Loverboy, Bryan Adams, A Foot in Cold Water, Trooper, Teenage Head, Doucette, Powder Blues Band, Steppenwolf, Spoons, The Kings, The Fables, The Band, The Stampeders, Roy Payne and Mr. Lee Van Leer... to name a few.

‘67 plays: American Woman, Summer of ‘69, Sundown, Cinnamon Girl, Takin’ Care of Business, Nova Heart, One Fine Morning, Oh! What a Feeling, Fly at Night, Let’s Shake, Riverboat Fantasy, Shakin’ All Over, Born to Be Wild, Heart of Gold, Workin’ For the Weekend, New Girl Now, Sweet City Woman, Flip Flop and Fly, Doin’ It Right, (Make Me Do) Anything You Want, Heave Away, When the Plane Touches Down, Wasn’t That a Party, For What it’s Worth and ...

“Medley of Tunes” –“Celtic Island Festival” Toronto Centre Island – September 2017

’67 plays: festivals, weddings, street parties, corporate events, parades, clubs and pubs.

‘67 plays: Rock, blues, jazz, pop, country and novelty songs, and all of it is Canadian content.

American Woman (Rockpile) - youtu.be/Hv5sjfYgc0w

She Ain’t Pretty - youtu.be/l-XHtuUsGqo

Now’s the time to give us a call.

Facebook page: “67TheBand” and Youtube channel: “Sixty Seven” [click the various links below]

Under My Thumb - youtu.be/a_KYn68p29g

Trampy Boy - youtu.be/abZ88WCg7oY

Rocky Mountain Way - youtu.be/z9rkpw74JPo

Watchtower - youtu.be/BU-ID87wd1o

https://youtu.be/YWFqhoAmc3c

Roll Over Beethoven - youtu.be/vV8TUyqW3WM

Contact ‘67 at: 1867@musician.org

or call (647) 712-7283 to book or inquire.

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