U4EA

U4EA members were Pat Canavan on Bass, vocals & keys, Steve Charlton on drums and Blair Waddell on guitar & vocals. We "officially" played together from 1986 until 1991. We understand now that there are countless bands who covet the U4EA name. Well we were the first in what seems to be a long line of U4eans. You may be able to find some others on the WEB.

U4EA Song Menu

Burning Jealousy
Talking Out Loud
Contagious Tragedy
Trickery
Don't Take It Away
Mystery
Day By Day
How Or Why
Lose Control
Don't Play With Me

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"Don't Take It Away"

U4EA's first single was "Don't Take It Away" and was released in 1988 by Padger Records. It Reached # 11 on the RPM music charts here in Canada. It remained on the charts for 17 weeks placing U4EA firmly in the Canadian Music scene.

About the Artist
Adrian deRooy's powerful imagery graces the jacket of this haunting song. Glenn Forbes directs the video that tells "mini-stories" within a story while using more than 15 pieces of Adrian's work.

The photo's on this page are from the various video's Glenn shot.

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"Mystery"

Mystery is U4EA's most successful single and blended Celtic rhythms with the bands classic rock style. It featured 48th Highlander Lead piper Sandy Dewar. Mystery made the top 100 of 1990 on the RPM music chart.

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About the Artist
Pat has always worked with Canadian artists to express visually what the music was resonating. On Mystery Pat teamed with painter Ken Kirkby. This was the beginning of a friendship and relationship that would see these two work together on Kirkby's
Isumataq project.

Again, Glenn Forbes directed this bold visual film performance that saw national and international airplay.

You can reach us via E-mail pat@newlifemedia.com

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