Cam Penner Adn the Gravel Road
Cam Penner adn The Gravel Road – Born into a mennonite community in Southern Manitoba, his parents, the town rebels ran an illegal roadhouse on the outskirts of town, brought in bands and set fire to the dancefloor. His grandpa, a bootlegger, delivered his homemade goods down the gravel covered back roads of Manitoba and Saskatchewan. At eighteen Cam left the prairies and made his way south to Chicago. While living there he ran a soup kitchen and started working with the homeless. From there he moved North back to Canada where he continued working with the homeless at various shelters, soup kitchens, and detox centres. Now, a full time musician and songwriter, Cam carries with him these life experiences as he embarks on his musical journey. Cam Penner live. Unvarnished, tale telling songs of misguided love, endless nights and long hauls through the prairies. Cam (guitar, harmonica, vocals) has been penning these kinds of songs for the last ten years. Songs about real people, real situations, sufferin’ and laughin: Laughin’ at your sufferin’ kinda songs. These are songs inspired by rolling fields, vast skies, the long road home and cold, Canadian nights. For the last year Cam has been focusing his attention on writing and touring as a solo artist he has also, ironically, found himself homeless. After sinking the rest of his savings and the money he made from selling his house into his new album ?Felt Like a Sunday Night? he has been on the road. A friend?s couch or a relative?s spare bed has been a …
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A location and startup date for Lambton County's new Detox Centre is expected to be announced in the next few weeks. The Erie St. Clair LHIN has already pledged $ 550,000 per year toward the project. Mayor Bradley is looking to the community to raise …
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