Greatest Canadian of the 20th Century

[darkbeaver]

wow she must be getting close to my age by bnow. Is she still singing?

John Candy

 

[Completelylegal]

Yeah, singer wise I should have included Neil Young, Gordon Lightfoot and Leonard Cohen. It may be a generational thing but I don't see the same significance in popular Canadian songwriters before or after then. Cohen has a global influence that seems to grow with each passing year.

In classical music, Glenn Gould still looms large and in jazz there was Oscar Peterson.

 

[darkbeaver]

Yeah, singer wise I should have included Neil Young, Gordon Lightfoot and Leonard Cohen. It may be a generational thing but I don't see the same significance in popular Canadian songwriters before or after then. Cohen has a global influence that seems to grow with each passing year.

In classical music, Glenn Gould still looms large and in jazz there was Oscar Peterson.

Cohen is the real thing, good stuff. Lightfoot as well. I don't know much about music. A lot of it is great a lot of it I can't hear.

Still I think it's John Candy. Yes I'm sure of that. He was a comic genious two ways.

Cohen is the real thing, good stuff. Lightfoot as well. I don't know much about music. A lot of it is great a lot of it I can't hear.

Still I think it's John Candy. Yes I'm sure of that. He was a comic genious two ways.

Uncle Buck hahahahahahahah the carhahaha

 

[BaalsTears]

Pepe L'Pew was a great Canadian.

 

[darkbeaver]

He was quebecoius something like that.

 

[JLM]

wow she must be getting close to my age by bnow. Is she still singing?

John Candy

Greatest in physical stature for sure. Just love that movie where he starred as Uncle Buck- definitely my kind of man!