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Tune in live for a night of night of music, creativity and community vibes featuring Jeff Bonner and friends! Tractorgrease is back in Chilliwack with a Songwriters Unite show and a tribute to the songwriters. Graciously hosted by Cowork Chilliwack. This is a great listening room and a comfy place to hear live music. This show will be live streamed for folks that live far away.

Tune in live for a night of night of music, creativity and community vibes featuring Jeff Bonner and friends! Tractorgrease is back in Chilliwack with a Songwriters Unite show and a tribute to the songwriters. Graciously hosted by Cowork Chilliwack. This is a great listening room and a comfy place to hear live music. This show will be live streamed for folks that live far away.

"Get ready to ride into the heart of Maritime memories! 🎸 'Frieze and Roy,' a kitchen party tribute to the ship building legacy of Maitland, Nova Scotia, and the unforgettable times they've shared with friends Frieze and Roy. It all started a few summers ago when The Hippy and The Biker's trip to Maitland was waylaid by torrential rains that wiped out the roads. Stranded in this charming coastal town, they played not one, but TWO shows at Frieze & Roy's place – the second one being an impromptu bash that got everyone dancing and singing along! The following summer, they returned to celebrate the birthday of the oldest general store in Canada, and the inspiration for 'Frieze and Roy' was born. This song weaves tales of the sea, the shipbuilders of old, and the unforgettable people and moments that make Maitland so special. Recorded at Bflat Studio with an all-star lineup: * Geoff Eyre - drums * * Bill Fulton - bass * * Jennie Bice - fiddle * * Kyle Axford - trumpet, accordion, bodhran * * Jeff Bonner - guitar, vocals * Join us on this musical journey into the heart of Maritime history and friendship. 'Frieze and Roy' – coming soon to a stream near you!"

Tune in live for a night of night of music, creativity and community vibes featuring Jeff Bonner and friends! Tractorgrease is back in Chilliwack with a Songwriters Unite show and a tribute to the songwriters. Graciously hosted by Cowork Chilliwack. This is a great listening room and a comfy place to hear live music. This show will be live streamed for folks that live far away.

Here's "A Buskers Lament" by The Tractorgrease Folk played live at Cowork Chilliwack in BC. Canada. Along for the ride are Kyler Pierce on Steel nd Paul Kaszonyi on Electric Guitar. This was a show by The Hippy(Jeff Bonner) and The Biker (Jay Gavin) This song was written in response to those in the crowd that yell "Play one I know" If you're like me and write your own songs it's something performers have to deal with. So....... I put all their requests in one song and it's a hit !!!!! ha

I spent 2 weeks in Whistler finishing off my Tractorgrease Movie sound track and a recording session with Stephen Vogler who runs a sweet artist space called The Point. I was playing this cool tune by Nick Lowe called Indian Queens and spent my last evening there recording this live version and making this video.

Here's a lyric video for the tune "Southern Blindside". I filmed my walk through Toronto this Summer and it felt like this song! A long way from the Chilliwack River Valley where I lived on the wrong side of the frost line. It sure felt fine in February when the sun broke through the shadow of the mountain. I'm waitin' written & recorded by Jeff Bonner harmonica - C.R. Avery banjo/piano - Jordan Ross drums - Geoff Eyre bass - Bill Fulton

Tune in live for a night of music, creativity and community vibes featuring Jeff Bonner and friends! Tractorgrease is back in Chilliwack with a Songwriters Unite show and a tribute to John Prine. Graciously hosted by Cowork Chilliwack. This is a great listening room and a comfy place to hear live music. It is the first in a series of live streamed shows for folks that live far away. A night of stories and songs hosted by Jeff Bonner. The Great Creators along for the ride are: Jay Gavin, Kyler Pierce, Franklyn Woods and Paul Kaszonyi