Writing this on February 3 which signifies one month smoke free for me, hard to believe, and all I can say is it can be done, but you have to want it. Friends are a great source of support through this kind of personal journey and I have been lucky, very lucky there. And the Jam is a great place to meet new people, make friends, and expand your social network. It’s also a pretty cool place to reconnect with old friends and so it goes every Friday night at Cafe Kali.
An almost traditional opening with Wally Dae.
Wally Dae, Barry MacPherson.
Original tunes by Wally Dae with an Irish ballad thrown in here and there.
Robbie Daug joining in.
Working together.
Throwing in some “photography”
Kids enjoy a Jam (well, sort of…).
Shaen Johnston on percussion.
Friends.
Art critic puts her hands on her hips and declares everything a masterpiece by incredible geniuses.
Francois Beaumont did a few songs.
Beautiful French ballad the name of which I did not get.
Robbie Daug.
Another big night for Robbie Daug playing on almost every song. Tonight he also sang some solo blues.
My favorite shot of the night.
Nancy Brown sang a few songs.
Closing it out with Wally Dae.
And that it’s for another great night at the Jam.
Jam
Every Friday night from 6 -9.
5200 Verdun Avenue (Corner Desmarchais / Metro Verdun)
Produced by Empreintes d’artistes.
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