Ian Tamblyn
Ian Tamblyn’s stories from the road: Captain Uzulin, the Maltinosky and...
Several years after joining Adventure Canada, the mad cap leader of the organization, Matthew Swan found himself in need of an expedition leader for...
Stories from the road: Ian Tamblyn visits the commune that awaits...
There are some who claim that the Tweed area is the Bermuda Triangle of Ontario.
There seems to be a disproportionate number of UFO sightings...
Ian Tamblyn’s stories from the road: The Kangaroos of McDonald’s Corners
For a number of years in the 1980’s I had the pleasure of being the front man researcher for Wayne Rostad’s television series Regional...
The great search: on the addiction to collecting guitars
“She didn’t look like too much
Just a Roy Smeck Stage Deluxe
But a lady has never fared as well
Who traveled through so much.”
-Jerry Jeff Walker
Over...
Bound for Glory – What’s in a Word
This article is about one word: bound. I believe that this word is central to our understanding of the origins and foundations of what...
Advice for the early-career artist
This winter I have had the privilege of teaching two songwriter courses in Wakefield and Chelsea, QC. The first group of students comprises seasoned...
When the light grows dim: on losing your connection with...
There are times when the creative light grows dim even for the most determined and dedicated songwriter. One may have the best intentions and...
Facing the future: on compensating artists fairly again
A few months ago I posted an article on the Roots Music Canada website entitled “A Brief history of Why Artists are no Longer...
Changing sonics, tribalism and geezerhood: a conversation with myself
Ian Tamblyn has written more than 1,500 songs over his lifetime and released more than 30 albums, earning a Juno nomination and a Canadian...
Finding the zone
Ian Tamblyn has written more than 1,500 songs over his lifetime and released more than 30 albums, earning a Juno nomination and a Canadian...



