Henry Small has been a fixture on the Canadian music scene since moving here from Up State New York in the late 1960s. His first success was in a band called Scrubbaloe Caine where along with Paul Dean (Lover Boy) & the rest of Scrubbaloe were signed with RCA records. They built their sound & found their groove while playing an extended gig in Quebec city at a notorious biker owned bar called the Circe Electrique.
In this episode, we discuss his experiences going from the relative calm bar scene in Up State New York to the rowdy atmosphere in Canada's bars during the 1970s.
Since then Henry has gone on to many greater heights including replacing Ron Tabak as lead singer in the iconic Canadian rock band Prism & being a member of Burton Cummings' backing band.
While he lives a quite life with his family in British Columbia these days, he epitomized the phrase "Sex Drugs & Rock & Roll" way back when.