What’s New
A HAPPY TOUR, A HAPPY SEASON
We're pleased to report that all three of us (and Byron) have survived the rigors of 36 shows between Sept 10th and November 20th. To the people of Clarenville, Lab West, Goose Bay, St.John's, Stephenville, Corner Brook, Gander and GFW we respectfully thank and salute you. Nineteen thousand people stuck their bums in seats, wiped their eyes, sang along and seemingly enjoyed our humble offerings. Though we've been doing this for 29 years we are still hugely appreciative of your support. Thank you to the venue … [Read More...]
The Good Old Capital
The good old capital city gave us a fine welcome indeed. We just finished 10 shows which were just about all sold out and, man, it was fun. We're pretty tickled with the response. It means that all the stuff we came up with for the new 'Nar Name tour works so we don't have to scramble and come up with substitute pieces for the failed ones ... yahoo! The Cell Phone sketch (John & Marg), The Buddy Drummer piece, the rap song (Googlized), The Oldtime Rhymers Foolishness, The Sleepers Waltz and all the songs … [Read More...]
STUNNED EARLE IS BACK!
Over the past few months you have been given a sneak peak of the latest work in the Buddy arsenal and have waited patiently. Well, now the wait is over! Stunned Earle is back in the new release from Buddywasisname and the Other Fellers, their new book "Chainsaw Earle". Written by Wayne Chaulk and Kevin Blackmore and illustrated by Kevin Tobin, this book will leave you in a laughing frenzy. Be sure to get your copy today! Check out some photos from the official launch at Chapters! … [Read More...]
What the Critics and Fans Say
“If this is the spirit of the east, point me toward the sunrise.” - SEE; Edmonton’s Arts and Entertainment Magazine “Who can make you laugh so hard that tears start coming? Buddy Wasisname, that’s who!” - The Leader, Barrhead, Alberta “The trio’s manic mix of wacko humour, colorful characterizations and sweetly sung homespun ballads crossed all generations and musical preferences to win over virtually everyone in the audience regardless of age, temperament or sophistication.” - Dryden … [Read More...]
