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For more than 50 years, musician Ronnie Hawkins has demonstrated a strong devotion to Canada's music industry. Often referred to as the "father of Canadian rock n' roll", he was a key player in the 1960s rock scene, with his band The Hawks serving as a launching pad for a host of Canadian musicians.
Ronnie Hawkins, né le 10 janvier 1935 à Huntsville (États-Unis) et mort le 29 mai 2022 en Ontario [1], est un chanteur américano-canadien.
29 mai 2022 · Hawkins was a boisterous performer who brought blues and rock to Canada and influenced the first Canadian band in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. He also acted, recorded with stars like John Lennon and Yoko Ono, and received an honorary Order of Canada.
29 mai 2022 · Ronnie Hawkins, who combined the gregarious stage presence of a natural showman and a commitment to turbocharged rockabilly music in a rowdy career that spanned more than a half-century, died on...
29 mai 2022 · Ronnie Hawkins, l'artiste de rockabilly du sud des États-Unis qui a semé les graines de la scène musicale canadienne après avoir déménagé au nord de la frontière, est décédé à 87 ans.
29 mai 2022 · Hawkins was a Canadian singer who influenced the country's rock scene with his passion for Southern blues music. His backing band the Hawks became The Band and he joined them in The Last Waltz.
29 mai 2022 · Hawkins, who moved to Canada in 1958 and influenced many musicians, passed away at 87 after a long illness. He was known for his energetic stage presence, his hit songs and his role in the Band's history.
