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Jim Galloway: Leader of the Metro Stompers preserves traditions
Jim Galloway: Leader of the Metro Stompers preserves traditions

Jim Galloway: Leader of the Metro Stompers preserves traditions

Date3/11/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: Jim Galloway: Leader of the Metro Stompers preserves traditions.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0048969F
Jim Galloway and the Metro Stompers
Jim Galloway and the Metro Stompers
1/3/1980
Jazz musician Jim Galloway, whose Metro Stompers will be part of the two-day Molson Harbourfront Jazz Festival, at Harbourfront Aug. 1 and 2, scored 14 out of 15 on our quiz
Jazz musician Jim Galloway, whose Metro Stompers will be part of the two-day Molson Harbourfront Jazz Festival, at Harbourfront Aug. 1 and 2, scored 14 out of 15 on our quiz
7/20/1982
Metro Stompers' Jim Galloway and wife Rosemary whip up an oatmeal dessert in the kitchen of his mid-town home, a 130-year-old former farmhouse
Metro Stompers' Jim Galloway and wife Rosemary whip up an oatmeal dessert in the kitchen of his mid-town home, a 130-year-old former farmhouse
9/5/1980
Metro stompers pack them in wherever they appear, and their success as traditional jazz group has been a boost for Canadian music industry. But leader(...)
Metro stompers pack them in wherever they appear, and their success as traditional jazz group has been a boost for Canadian music industry. But leader(...)
8/23/1968
Under a pearl moon: Canadian singer Bruce Cockburn's mystic Christianity and anti-war, reggae-influenced songs were an eerie reflection of his Jamaican audience's simple faith and rustic traditions
Under a pearl moon: Canadian singer Bruce Cockburn's mystic Christianity and anti-war, reggae-influenced songs were an eerie reflection of his Jamaican audience's simple faith and rustic traditions
4/7/1985
Metro Stomer Jim Galloway has been dispensing Dixieland at a hectic pace ever since he moved to Toronto in 1964 from Scotland. He tours Europe regular(...)
Metro Stomer Jim Galloway has been dispensing Dixieland at a hectic pace ever since he moved to Toronto in 1964 from Scotland. He tours Europe regular(...)
6/8/1977
Galloway, Jim
Galloway, Jim
6/8/1977
Jim Galloway
Jim Galloway
2/15/1982
Jam session organizer: Saxophonist Jim Galloway organized the tribute to deejay Ted O'Reilly that attracted a crowd of around 2,000 to Harborfront's Brigantine Room last night
Jam session organizer: Saxophonist Jim Galloway organized the tribute to deejay Ted O'Reilly that attracted a crowd of around 2,000 to Harborfront's Brigantine Room last night
6/3/1985
Home-made Preserves sold quickly to visitors from all over southern Ontario and farther away
Home-made Preserves sold quickly to visitors from all over southern Ontario and farther away
5/27/1973
Preserves a-plenty are in store for visitors to the Mennonite Relief Sale in New Hamburg, May 27
Preserves a-plenty are in store for visitors to the Mennonite Relief Sale in New Hamburg, May 27
5/18/1972
Judy and Bill Fillier and their children economize by buying fruit at country markets and discount stores and making their own preserves. The Filliers call themselves 'working poor'.
Judy and Bill Fillier and their children economize by buying fruit at country markets and discount stores and making their own preserves. The Filliers call themselves 'working poor'.
3/26/1986