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About
Christopher John (C.J.) Lee: Australian singer/songwriter, guitarist, banjo and harmonica player writes songs channeled through mongrel dogs. Born of the Waratah state in rural NSW, Australia, C.J.Lee performs predominantly as a solo artist drawing influence from blues, Dixieland jazz, vaudeville, folk and country music.
He’s played street corners, folk venues, dive bars, coffee houses, blues clubs, music hall’s to world renowned festival stages.
When he employs a band, C.J puts down his banjo and slide guitar, slings on a jazzmaster and calls upon a select group of musicians (including his right hand man, guitarist and singer Ray Holden) to punctuate his bellowing voice and abstract story telling. You'll hear violin responding to the narrative, horns to bring out the bourbon, bull fiddle sliding along with a concoction of drums and percussion, bringing to mind characters such as Tom Waits, C.W Stoneking and Howlin Wolf.
In 2016, Lee relocated to Ontario, Canada and quickly hustled his way into the Blues & Roots community across Canada and into the US. A troubadour at heart, C.J.Lee finds himself traveling constantly with his suitcase of songs throughout Canada, US and Australia.
His latest album “Hitchcock Sequel” available now on all platforms and on ‘limited edition' RED vinyl.
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Tour Dates
Previous events
crossing tracks documentary
Crossing Tracks
Original Music by C.J. Lee
Sound Mixed by Eric Conway
Produced & Directed by Sean Stanley
Crossing Tracks is a documentary that follows Australian-born singer-songwriter, C.J. Lee, as he tours his debut LP, Hitchcock Sequel, through the musical landscape of London and the surrounding Southwestern, Ontario area during the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Come out for an evening of movies, music, and beer! Yes, they serve beer at this event, so enjoy a finely crafted local brew, while you watch a local documentary about what the musical landscape of London looked like during the pandemic, with special guest C.J. Lee (FCLMA nominee best blues artist), followed by a Q&A with filmmaker Sean Stanley (Phantom of Winnipeg, Clerk, Labatt Memorial Park).
Screening 1:
November 5, 2022
Doors Open at 7pm, Movie starts at 7:30 pm
Q&A with the filmmaker after the movie.
screening 2:
2023 tba