Bruce Guthro Tribute Stanfest 2024

Here is a 25 minute video of Bruce’s Two children Jodi & Dylan during Stanfest 2024 singing Three unreleased songs and Bruce’s # 1 Single in Canada…First Tune…Vincent Coleman…Vincent Coleman is the Hero of the Halifax Harbour Explosion that happened on December 6, 1917 during WW I when two ships collided in Halifax Harbour SS Mont Blanc a French Ammunition Ship carrying almost 4000 Tonne of Explosive material Wet & Dry Picric Acid, TNT, Gun Cotton & Benzol aviation fuel, and SS IMO a Norwegian Flagged Belgian Relief Ship headed to New York to pick up grain for the Belgian people and caused the Largest Man Made Accidentally Explosion that killed 1951 People, Wounded 9000 and left 25,000 Homeless…Oppenheimer the father of the A-bomb studied the data from this event when he was building his A bomb…Vincent Coleman was a Railroad Dispatcher that first ran away from his office when he seen the SS Mont Blanc on fire but remembered there was a train coming from Saint John New Brunswick with 700 Passengers on Board…Vincent ran back to his Office and typed on his telegraph “Hold up the train, ammunition ship afire in the harbour making for Pier 6 and will explode. Guess this will be my last message. Good-bye boys” …The telegraph message stopped the train and saved all the people on the Train…Second Tune written by Dylan about his Dad “Showing up in Me” and Third Tune the last song Bruce wrote and sang with Jodi & Dylan “Can I get an Amen” and Last tune Bruce’s #1 Hit in Canada in 1998 “Walk this Road”…It was an Amazing Tribute to Cape Bretons Lost Son Bruce Guthro…The Livestream raised over $5000 Dollars for the Cape Breton Regional Hospital Cancer Care in Bruce’s Name…Thank you those bought the Livestream…Copyright Stanfest 2024…RIP BG ONS..Your Legacy Will live on in your super talented children !!!…