GREG KEELOR

“Ragged in all the right ways.” 4 Stars – MONTREAL GAZETTE

“An elegant and creative treat.” 4 Stars – EDMONTON JOURNAL

“Plenty of guitar-heavy folk-rock with Keelor’s emotive, slightly rough voice singing about life and love… there aren’t really any low moments on this.” – MONCTON TIMES

“A bittersweet affair… Keelor’ s moody songs run deep.” – ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY

“By channeling heroes like Neil Young, Tom Petty and Gram Parsons, Keelor can practically count himself one of the greats… Definitely a career high point.” – WHAT’S ON WINNIPEG

“Keelor has managed to perfectly marry dreamy Byrds-era psych-rock with a brilliant pop hook – it’s a trip” – STANDARD INTERACTIVE

Blue Rodeo’s Greg Keelor first released a solo record in 1997 with Gone, an album he wrote while searching for his birth mother in Cape Breton, NS. In 2005, Greg released Seven Songs For Jim, an intimate collection of songs he wrote in tribute to his father. With “Aphrodite Rose”, Greg created an album of psychedelic country and retro pop. With “Last Winter”, Greg has come full circle. “Last Winter” offers the listener a deeply personal and introspective musical journey, in the form of a 34-minute, 4-song EP. The album creates a sonic landscape of time and place, weaving strings into the songs to create an ethereal listening experience while Keelor’s distinctive voice anchors the material.