Bowser and Blue are musical satirists and have been writing and performing music and comedy together for more than twenty years.

Their Christmas TV special 'Two Nuts Roasting On An Open Fire' was nominated for a Gemini, and they have recently released their tenth CD, 'We're All Here - because we're not all  there'. Colorectal Surgeons around the world are familiar with them ..through their song 'Working Where the Sun Don't Shine', which was first heard on 'Madly Off In All Directions' in 1997. Bowser and Blue's show 'Two Smart Fellers' was broadcast on CFCF-TV in December 1999, and CBC-Stereo featured yet another hour-long special, 'Passing A Milestone', shortly thereafter. They live in Montreal, and are currently working on their next Television special.  They each used to be in their own rock bands, but joined forces as a duo to sing in pubs, because disco and dance music had pretty much taken over from rock music. Then they toured Canada and the USA with Katrina and the Waves in 1995, and did the Canadian college and university scene for a couple more years on their own, with a comedy and music act based around song parodies. When they started writing and recording their own songs, they were able to move on to TV and theatre.  Most Popular Original Songs: 'Bum Darts!', 'Working where the Sun Don't Shine' (the Colorectal Surgeon's Song), 'Whoopee! It's Man Bashing time', 'C'est la faute du fédéral', 'Twas the Scots That Built this Country', 'Bald is Beautiful'.

Their latest CD release on their own 'You Guys' record label is called ‘We’re all Here’,  recorded live in August, 2000. This includes the song ‘When Lawyers take Viagra’. Also available are: '20th Anniversary', featuring ‘When a Man Turns Fifty’,  'Crackpots', which features 'Christmas in the Middle East',  'the Night they Invented Poutine',  'Troubadours', recorded live for CBC Radio, and featuring  'C'est la faute du fédéral', 'Whoopee! It's man bashing time' and 'Working where the sun don't shine' (the colorectal surgeon's song), 'Montreal Souvenirs', a whimsical tribute 'for Montrealers - wherever they are now!', recorded in studio,  'Live at the Comedy Nest', featuring funny songs about Canada, Quebec and elsewhere, recorded live in concert and 'Live', a mixed bag of humour and songs recorded live in 1993.

Testimonials

"The humor kept us all in stitches and your combined musical abilities were very impressive."

Credit Union Central 

 

"Their performance received a standing ovation and was a highlight to the Banquet and to the Conference as a whole."

Union of British Columbia Municipalities

 

"They sure know how to win over the audience."

New York Coal Trade Association

 

"I laughed so much I had to use the tablecloth to wipe my eyes.  By far the best entertainment we've ever had at a banquet."

Society for Obstetric Anesthesia and Perinatology