Gregorash, Joey

Interview Robert Williston - Joey Gregorash

The Worst Interview with Rieuwert Buitenga and Robert Williston on CiTR Vancouver, British Columbia

Worst

Interview - Bob Burgess - Robert Williston

Interview - Bob Burgess - Robert Williston

Interview - Bob Burgess - Robert Williston

Interview - Bob Burgess - Robert Williston

Interview - Bob Burgess - Robert Williston

Interview - Bob Burgess - Robert Williston

Haunted

Interview with Norm Foster of Cargo, May 5, 2012

Interview - Rick St. Jean - Robert Williston

St. Jean, Rick

St. Jean, Rick

A Conversation with Henry Small Jan 24, 2024

Small, Henry

Mongrels

This 1967 pic was taken in Minneapolis by photographer, Hans Sipma, who was The Mongrels roadie. Sipma went on to have a successful photographic career in Vancouver.

As Chief Inspector Jacques Clouseau once said…”Well, here is-a look-king-a at you kid.”

Joey and The Kernel (Sean Rickner) toured Manitoba with the S'Kiddle Bits Family Concerts. The Kernel was a popular character on S'Kiddle Bits and later, CKY’s High Noon.

Winnipeg was chosen to host the 1967 Pan American Games. Champions then & now. Here's a fun photo of The Mongrels performing at the Pan Am Games.

Early 1968 when The Mongrels appeared on the CBC television show ‘Let's Go’ hosted by Chad Allen (of Chad Allen and the Expressions fame and Guess Who fame).

Joey Gregorash performs the hits of the 60s and 70s at a very special concert Feb 6th at Joey Gregorash Tribute To The 60s & 70s At The Club Regent

1968 – hundreds of teens crowd Polo Park Mall to hear The Mongrels with lead singer, Joey Gregorash.

Winnipeg has been home to many big names in the music world, including local legend Joey Gregorash, who rocked the charts in the 1960s, 70s and 80s. Join Joey Feb 6 Casinos of Winnipeg Club Regent

The Walrus was formed in 1969 and was together for 18 months. Original members were Joey (lead vocal) Ron Risko (bass guitar) Dave Carbert (piano) Brian McMillan (lead guitar) & Mike Elliott (drums) Later, Dave Connors & Brian Long joined the band

In 1967, The Mongrels opened for both Neil Diamond and The Kingsmen (Louie Louie) at the University of Manitoba (UMSU).

In 1968, Joey hosted the CJAY TV show, Young As You Are showcasing Canadian bands every Saturday night. This particular week it was local band Haymarket Riot.

A 1970 interview with CFGM radio DJ, John Hart, promoting Jodie