Manitouwadge Takes the Long and Winding Road with Jim Witter
Jim Witter performing in Manitouwadge. Photo OntarioNewsNorth.com
MANITOUWADGE, ON – Tuesday, March 8 Nite on the Town Entertainment Series (NOTES) of the Arts presented their last show of the 2010-11 season, Jim Witter’s Long and Winding Road, a Beatles Tribute. The show brought in music lovers of all ages, many returning, having loved Witter when he performed in Manitouwadge 2 years prior.
In her introduction, NOTES Chairwoman Natalie Labbée is helped by a series regular, Emeraude Charron (pictured here) to draw a Series Pass for 2011/12, it is won by Ron Jung. Jung and his wife Jackie have been series regulars for years.
The band, Jim Witter, Ian Tanner, Dave Wiffen and Darryl McWater, put on an incredibly energetic show, connecting with the audience on a very personal level. Behind them, projected on the big screen was a featurette, re-counting Beatles history, the stories behind the songs, and more. Their final performance brought audience members to their feet as they cheered demanding an encore; a few more numbers and they were back on their feet again, thouroughly impressed with how Witter and his band ‘left it all on the stage’ giving a high-energy show right to the last chord.
Ian Tanner and Jim Witter perform 'unplugged' a real treat for those in attendance. Photo OntarioNewsNorth.com
MORE INFO
- Visit Witter online to learn more about the accomplishments of his 20+ yr music carreer
- Contact Witter to order his CD ‘The Piano Men’ via email at jim@thepianomen.net
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- Ian Tanner and Jim Witter perform ‘unplugged’ a real treat for those in attendance. Photo OntarioNewsNorth.com
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- Jim Witter performing in Manitouwadge. Photo OntarioNewsNorth.com
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- Emeraude Charron (NOTES regular) assists Chairwoman Natalie Labbee in drawing a winner for the 2011-12 Season Pass (Congratulations Ron Jung!). Photo OntarioNewsNorth.com
