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The Tenors' Great Big July 1 Message From Canadians For Canadians

The Tenors and JL Entertainment funded this extraordinary music video that has a cast of many notable Canadians who, individually, express a sentiment about what this country means to them.

The Tenors' Great Big July 1 Message From Canadians For Canadians

By FYI Staff

Canada's celebrated trio The Tenors team up with a cast of many friends to celebrate Canada Day in song. Included in this influential choir: Walk of Fame honourees, Olympians, CFL champions, authors, thespians, frontline workers, marquee singers' Tyler Shaw, Nikki Yanofsky, Brett Kissel and Measha Brueggergosman, one Humbolt Bronco, Dragon Arlene Dickinson, and the Latimer family: Jeffrey, Madeleine Tobin-Latimer and Larry Tobin.


It should be noted that The Tenors and their management arm, JL Entertainment, footed the bill for this as a "thank you" to Canada and, as an added 'thanks', the three lads are making a contribution to the music industry charity MusiCounts with Armani Canada adding some bucks too.

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A special note of recognition goes to Jeffrey Latimer, business partner Laura van Leest and the lads for providing the materials for this in advance. A scroll at the back end of the video details the entire cast in this oversized project.

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Ronnie Wood, Mick Jagger and Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones of The Rolling Stones perform onstage during the No Filter Tour at SoFi Stadium on Octover 14, 2021 in Inglewood, California.
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Ronnie Wood, Mick Jagger and Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones of The Rolling Stones perform onstage during the No Filter Tour at SoFi Stadium on Octover 14, 2021 in Inglewood, California.
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The Rolling Stones Throw Back to Legendary 1977 Concert at Toronto's El Mocambo For Rollout of New Album 'Foreign Tongues'

One of the new songs “Rough & Twisted” was secretly released on vinyl on Record Store Day (April 18) under the Cockroaches alias, referencing their secret Toronto show as The Cockroaches in 1977.

The Rolling Stones are back, and there’s a Toronto connection behind their latest rollout.

Today (May 5), the British rock legends announced their forthcoming album Foreign Tongues, set for release on July 10, via an album trailer uploaded to YouTube.

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