Rainbow 20th Anniversary Party Photos Now On-line
The Rainbow's reputation as a great place to go to catch a favourite blues artist is well known both in Canada and internationally. Besides being Ottawa's most active blues bar, it offers a minimum of twelve live music acts each week and sometimes goes beyond this with double bills such as the Tony D and David Gogo Back-to-back Guitar Attack.
The Rainbow's talented bar staff will fulfil any of your beverage needs
while the venue fulfils your blues orders followed by interesting chasers
of jazz, reggae, funk, rock and Ska. If you haven't checked out this venue
or haven't been there lately, you owe it to yourself to get there soon
and enjoy some great live music.
In the photo to the left is one of the Canadian originals,
Dutch Mason "Prime Minister of the Blues", sharing the stage with Big
Daddy "G", one of the more recent blues bands, carrying on Dutch's
blues traditions.
Rico Ferrera's Blues for a Big Town presentations ended off on a very
high note with the fine honed, hot blues and R & B vocals of Rusty Zinn
and the tight accompaniment of The Dynatones rocked the Bow once more.
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In the photo right, Magic Slim accompanied by his Chicago Blues
partners, The Teardrops, brings his intense, electrified, Mississippi-to-Chicago
blues style to Ottawa blues fans at the Bow. Below at the Bow, Roomfull of
Blues fulfills to the room the promise in its name.
Where's the Rainbow? Here's the Map:
Map of 76 Murray St
Ottawa, ON