Ken Whiteley of The Original Sloth Band

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Ken Whiteley of The Original Sloth Band

Date1/4/1977

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Griffin, Doug (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

Whiteley, Ken (subject)

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Original Toronto Star caption: Ken Whiteley of The Original Sloth Band

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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives

CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive

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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)

Object NumberTSPA_0089123F

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The Original Sloth Band's Ken Whiteley plays kazoo, guitar, and a raft of other instruments

The Original Sloth Band's Ken Whiteley plays kazoo, guitar, and a raft of other instruments

Griffin, Doug

1/5/1977

The Original Sloth Band is at Harbourfront

The Original Sloth Band is at Harbourfront

Slaughter, Mike

3/30/1979

Music Groups Named - Sloth Band

Music Groups Named - Sloth Band

Slaughter, Mike

3/30/1979

Ken Whiteley, right, on a washboard-type instrument, performed at the Mariposa Festival

Ken Whiteley, right, on a washboard-type instrument, performed at the Mariposa Festival

Russell, Jim

7/14/1984

Ken Whiteley. He'd 'just as soon be playing'

Ken Whiteley. He'd 'just as soon be playing'

Beaty, Keith

6/13/1978

Ken Whiteley: Maybe we were meant to work things out in tribes

Ken Whiteley: Maybe we were meant to work things out in tribes

Lennon, Frank

9/9/1970

Musician Ken Whiteley, who is taking part in Harbourfront's Canada Day Gala on July 1, scored 10 out of 15 on our quiz

Musician Ken Whiteley, who is taking part in Harbourfront's Canada Day Gala on July 1, scored 10 out of 15 on our quiz

McConnell, Colin

6/21/1982

Ken Whiteley and students, he teaches guitar and mandolin

Ken Whiteley and students, he teaches guitar and mandolin

Darrell, Dick

1/24/1979

Great for the back: Actor Patrick Rose sings a song for Star reporter Rita Zekas as he explains his role as a sloth who hangs upside down in Madeira M'Dear at Theatre-in-the-Dell

Great for the back: Actor Patrick Rose sings a song for Star reporter Rita Zekas as he explains his role as a sloth who hangs upside down in Madeira M'Dear at Theatre-in-the-Dell

Rose, Patrick

4/30/1984

Whiteley at work

Whiteley at work

Beaty, Keith

1/24/1985

An epic in oils. Ken Kirkby holds a section of the original sketch for his monumental painting, Isumataq, which he has finished after 27 years. Kirby (...)

An epic in oils. Ken Kirkby holds a section of the original sketch for his monumental painting, Isumataq, which he has finished after 27 years. Kirby (...)

Dunlop, Al

6/27/1991

Stringing a figure: Professor Ken McCuaig (middle) and other members of the Applewood String Band watch as his daughters, Peggy (left), 11, and Lisa, 13, create a complicated figure using two string loops together

Stringing a figure: Professor Ken McCuaig (middle) and other members of the Applewood String Band watch as his daughters, Peggy (left), 11, and Lisa, 13, create a complicated figure using two string loops together

Calleja, Frank

7/4/1976