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The Broug By Rosaleen Garneau ‘As a member of the jazz group “panache a trois”, Adam Broughton, Georgetown resident and musician brothers Paul and Steve Johnston of Ottawa. Broughton, for the group, with-Steve on guitar and Paul on acoustic bass. ‘They spent May and June playing on the streets of Ottawa and Montreal which led to 30 bookings for July at parties, clubs and restau- rants. They also participated in jazz festivals. Broughton is no stranger to the stage. While attending Centennial Middle School, and until Grade 10, (at Georgetown District High School) he was part of a rock ‘n roll band with fellow students Adam Bennett, Shane Olereive and Sean Cotton. Bennett is now with the Chicago Blackhawks NHL; Olereive is with a music group, No Less Lunatic, and is also releasing an album. Cotton is a “music front man, creat- ing his own sound”. Broughton was a member of vari- ous bands and choirs at high school, while teaching drum lessons, appearing on the honor roll and receiving honor awards from Musicfest Canada. He was an instrumentalist and was in the jazz choir, developing a real feel and liking for this type of hton beat goes on jazz drumming Halton Hills This Week, Wedriesday, May'19, 1993~ ‘Page 9 : x Subsequently Broughton studied ing with Jim Blacklev ‘and Barry Elmes in Toronto. He also attended jazz camps in Parry ound. Last month he completed his third year of a four-year Bachelor of Musical Performance in Jazz program at McGill University in jont treal. It was there he met Paul Johnston. Broughton said, “We became good friends and decided to market ourselves” along with Paul’s brother, Steve, who was Concordia guests recent Coffee House to such tunes: as “Sweet Georgia Brown” and “Route 66”. Broughton played the y uae room well, punctuating numbers Adam Broughton (left) ‘of Georgetown is hoping his just-released ‘CD ‘Take Us Home’ will lead to bigger with quiet humor and acomfort- and better things in the music business. photo submitted a HOLLYWOOD TAVERN The three young, yet seasoned 3 musicians, have gone ‘pack to work “PLACE WHERE FRIENDS MEET’ Susan in Ottawa and Montreal with the LIVE BAND Every Thurs., Fri., Sat. With Sat. Mati hope of returning to be part of the jatinee x THIS WEEK: AURDHY $ LAW AT THE CORNER OF WINSTON CHURCHILL & HIGHWAY 7 ° to play”. = THE HOM! Pay op, “Take Us Hoi, was 877-4161 SieeFSninusic released about a month ago. It e x x : from Afar”. : Televi 4 considers his win of the Rising Star ‘It was produced by Montreal’s D el sion. ward at the Ontario Vocal Andre White and is currently avail- . Festival in 1988 (grade 11) as the able at Sam the Record Man and 5 Weekly Programme Schedule “turning point. Until then, it was HMV Yonge St: stores, and exclu- 3 for the week of May 17th to May 21st just fun but (the win) made us real- sively in Georgetown at GIS o peed way so inne Thureday . ize it could be something serious”. Television, 265 Guelph Street. Le Bl | G:00 IMAX Prebontaiioh 6:00 Community Calendar vracaora, (AI Yes 184 ex Gueeilt . . 7:00 Lord Elgin at G.D.H.S. : re, Dragon never gains the heights vueeey 73 Goenary tne By Lawson Oates and cleaver-wielding dim sum chefs 5:30 Religion ioe communty Gafendar Dawn Wood who, despite back-breaking falls 6:00 Optimists TV Bingo 3:00 ‘Sportszone ‘Along with John Travolta, Bruce and roundhouse kicks to the head, 7:00 es Meeting 6:30 Region Council (May. 19/93) Lee was an icon of the 1970s. In are able to go back to work when T SI . e Lee was apace of 32 years, Lee the manager calls off the fight. STARTS FRIDAY Winery Check Schedule daily became a household name and ‘A very sad note is the dedication 600 Community Calendar on introduced martial arts as a staple of the movie to Lee’s son, CC 6:30 Money in the Bank TBA =To Be Announced of action movies. Brandon, who was fatally shot on a 7:00 Halton Seniors' TV (recently recorded programming) ‘The life history of this 70’s icon movie set this past March. smn “Working in Ontario 853-1 270 has been brought together in Rob Cohen’s movie Dragon—The Bruce Lee Story. It is based on a biography of Lee written by Lee’s widow, Linda. The Bruce Lee char- acter is played by Jason Scott Lee (no relation), who shares a convinc- ing physique to Lee, but with a much more boyish look. ‘The movie tries to address sever- Chinese culture - the martial arts go. And finally, there is the theme of Lee’s, struggle with inner demons: fear, hatred and 112 Main St. S. Georgetown (416) 873-2900 or (416) 874-3063 presents Thank you Halton Hills | Half Price Theatre and ALL OUR CUSTOMERS It is possible to see a show in London's West End for half the usual ticket price - and there are no catches. All the visitor has to do is LARGE PEPPERONI FOR Xno coupon nece: Cotton professionally cl stone booth in Leicester Square - ssary) s, The Half- Diapers, picked up and Tickets are is usually on offer, and the booth is open daily except Sundays. ei