Bruce Wheaton began his professional music career in the late 60s and it has included three bands that achieved recording contracts with major labels in 'Canada' & the 'USA'… The record companies are …'Arc / Yorkville Records'...'GRT Records Canada' … 'Paramount Records USA' … & 'London Records Canada'… His bands that were signed to major recording companies are … 'The Stitch In Tyme'…'Everyday People' and 'Molly Oliver'. These bands released albums & singles and performed on several TV shows… and would criss cross the country touring for 20 years … In 1987 after retiring 'Molly Oliver' Bruce began a successful solo career that had him performing in 'Europe' 'The Caribbean' and toured extensively in the 'Maritime Provinces'… Bruce was the major song writer for his bands and has continued song writing over the years … He recently released a new song called 'Love Looks Good On Us'... on 'April 8th / 2020'…. To hear the song and to watch the slideshow… Click on the youtube.com link below….

   Recently a song that Bruce wrote back in the 70s called 'I Like What I Like'... that was previously recorded by his band 'Everyday People'... a popular touring & recording band from the 70s has been chosen as part of the soundtrack for the new television series 'Bones Of Crows' ... It will soon be airing on 'CBC Gem' & 'CBC' … premiering on September 20th / 2023... This song has been recorded by several people over the years... 'Mama Cass Elliot' from the 'Mamas & Papas' 'Mr. Creeps' from England... 'LTG Exchange' from the USA... sampled by ’Danny Krivit’ and others…Bruce’s band 'Everyday People' were released on 'GRT Records Canada' & 'Paramount Records USA' in 1970... The song was a massive underground hit in discos across 'North America' & beyond… It also received quite heavy rotation on radio in Canada and the USA as well… It's well documented online… on youtube...etc. This story pertains to an important part of the musical 'History of Maritime Music' & ‘Canadian Music’ as well.

   Bruce’s bands 'Everyday People'... 'Stitch In Tyme' & 'Molly Oliver' were a huge part of the early rock'n roll history of the Maritimes… Canada & USA…..It is amazing to have this song appear in the series 'Bones Of Crows' after all of these years...!! It shows how relevant the song was to the times.

 For more information on 'Bruce Wheaton' and his musical career click on the link below to see his website….

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