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Sask. musicians entertain a crowd

The Estevan Arts Council brought in three of Saskatchewan’s most talented musicians Oct. 9 for the second performance for the Estevan Concert Series this season.
Jeffery Straker, Annette Campagne and Jack Semple
Jeffery Straker, Annette Campagne and Jack Semple performed at the Estevan Comprehensive School on Oct. 9. Photo by Doug Sully with Freeze Frame Photography

The Estevan Arts Council brought in three of Saskatchewan’s most talented musicians Oct. 9 for the second performance for the Estevan Concert Series this season.

The performance featured Jeffery Straker and his friends Jack Semple and Annette Campagne. The artists performed to a crowd of approximately 160 people at the Estevan Comprehensive School’s cafetorium.

Each musician performed some of their own songs as well as classics such as the Tennessee Waltz and Hallelujah. The crowd enjoyed their friendly banter and stories from their tour that has been happening across Saskatchewan.

Straker showcased his wonderful voice and piano talents along with Semple on the guitar and Canadian singer-songwriter Campagne. Together they blended their musical talents, entertaining the audience to a wonderful, soulful performance backed by stellar musicians.

Jeffery Straker and Friends are currently on an Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Council 50th anniversary tour across Saskatchewan, making 18 stops in different towns and cities. Estevan was the seventh stop on the tour.