"I've been listening to Kim Logue's music for a few years now and have been consistently impressed with her dedication to the craft of songwriting as well as her creativity. She's willing to continue working on the same song for a long time--years even--until it's as perfect as it can be, and her innovative approaches to songs are inspiring. Who else includes a horse whinnying on a song?
I've played Kim's music on my Friday morning radio show on CFRU 93.3 FM a number of times and have received feedback from listeners commenting on their appreciation of the tunes. I always look forward to hearing Kim's latest work, and wish she'd write more songs and make them more available to the public. I think with more resources and publicity Kim's music could reach and be enjoyed by a wide range of people. Her songs aren't just songs... they tap into something deeper within a person. There's a resonance within her songs that isn't present with every musician, which is part of the reason why I value her music and her work so highly."
-- host of Wake Up, CFRU 93.3fm
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Dear Kimberly
thanks again for the airplay. i registered the tune with socan. i listened to the whole show. you've really got it down to a fine art and your voice sounds great on the radio
peace and love
Gordon (Shawcross)
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Dear SAC
When I saw you last I mentioned that I knew two women who were very keen to apply to be regional volunteer coordinators for SAC in Guelph. They are Jane and Kim.
They are keen to learn and to teach and to include others in their passion. I've been amazed at how well they organize events and concerts and entire seasons of workshops: They “facilitate". They just make things work. They're also both extremely supportive of others who are trying out songs for the first time.
Kim works for me. She is a creative and relentless marketer, she is spirited, she is infectious in her enthusiasm for whatever she gets behind, and she is ever-smiling.
I can't recommend Kim and Jane enough. I think SAC would be well served by these two. They'd do you proud.
All my best,
Katherine Wheatley
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Dear SAC
I have known Kim Logue for over four years through our mutual invotvement at CFRU 93.3fm, Guelph’s Campus Community Radio Station.
Kim Logue likes to say that moving to Guelph made her musical, because she had her first song lyric published in an Anthology called Guelph Speaks - and had another song recorded in the companion compilation CD. l heard her perform the tunes live on CFRU twice beforehand and again at the launch party in the Guelph Youth Music Centre (which was also broadcast on 93.3fm) and can say she was charming, composed and radiant in all appearances. Kim has also appeared on my own community-focused show, Royal City Rag, in a singer-songwriter capacity.
At CFRU, Kim was the founder and guiding iight behind a radio show called hoofbeats, that is syndicated/simulcast on two NCRA stations and that boasted a herd of more than a dozen motivated helpers, by the time she received the Media of the Year Award from the National Sport Office, Equine Canada.
She has also been a hard-working volunteer member of the Programming Committee, and attended many CFRU board meetings with the intention of making the organization more productive, positive and community focused.
l have always found Kim to be consistent, organized and fair. I am confident she would embrace tolerance and open-mindedness, while addressing the concerns of SAC-Guelph Writers Group members, answering questions and facilitating activities, with total professionalism. I feel sure that she would be a good fit for this position.
Regards,
Dr. Jan Hall Associate Professor University of Guelph
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Dear Hillside Hiring Committee:
I would like to highly recommend Kim Logue for the position. Kim has been working for me in the areas of publicity, promotion, management and event planning. I’ve also had the experience of working with her in her capacity as an enthusiastic volunteer for a number of arts and social justice causes here. Her knowledge of the arts and her business experience would lend itself well to Hillside. She has a good manner with the public, a good sense of organization and planning, and all the skills necessary. She’s also a very engaging musician which helps her relate to the arts community well. I know Kim could be a welcome asset to the Hillside community.
-- James Gordon
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