David Clayton-Thomas News

 
Ottawa Citizen (blog)
The unlimited singing of Phil Minton
Ottawa Citizen (blog)
The 71-year-old Briton can sing quite conventionally, and even mimic everyone from Blood, Sweat and Tears' David Clayton Thomas to Louis Armstrong. But for most of his life, he's been interested in “sound-singing” that departs from lyrics and focuses ...

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Bay Today
Capitol Centre Blues Festival programme announced
Bay Today
David Clayton Thomas, long time frontman for rock band Blood, Sweat and Tears, brings his big band to North Bay as the opening act of the 2012-2013 Season. David has for over 40 years been one of the most influential and recognizable characters in ...


 
Canadian content shines for Grand 2012/13 season
Kingston This Week
The Entertainer Series will thrill fans of great vocalists and musical storytellers, kicking things off with folk legend Arlo Guthrie on Oct. 23, followed by powerhouse Canadian singer David Clayton Thomas, of Blood Sweat and Tears fame on Nov. 30.

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MusicFest Kicks Off in the Capital
580 CFRA Radio
"It will feature David Clayton-Thomas of Blood, Sweat & Tears, the Humber Faculty Jazz Band, Oliver Jones, Renee Lee, and the drummer from Santana, Horacio Hernandez." $100000 will be given out in scholarships and awards throughout the week-long ...


 
MusicFest Canada - MusicFest magic
Ottawa Citizen (blog)
If this weren't enough, the show went on to showcase guests David Clayton Thomas, Ranee Lee, Horacio Hernandez, and Oliver Jones. Each artist wowed the audience in their own right, but as a jazz nerd I would have liked to hear more focus on the “back ...

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That's the (hot) ticket
Niagarathisweek.com
An eclectic mix in the months to follow excites Slade, with returning favourites ranging from Randy Bachman to the family sing-a-long Sound of Music, and some new performers like Colm Wilkinson and David Clayton-Thomas. There will also be some unique ...

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Flato Markham Theatre unveils 2012-13 lineup
YorkRegion.com
Canadian artists to be featured include musician and singer David Clayton-Thomas, singer-songwriter Justin Hines, jazz pianist Oliver Jones, Carol Welsman, Molly Johnson, Dominic Mancuso, Matt Dusk and André-Philippe Gagnon.