The Silver Screen Scoundrels bring to the stage a delightful twist on the old silent films of the silver screen era. Brandon Isaak and Keith Picot, both accomplished, award-winning musicians in their own right, have teamed up to bring audiences some top-notch song-writing, world-class musicianship, witty anecdotes and a touch of slap-stick silent cinema.

The pair have traveled all over Canada, the United States, western Europe and lately, China. The blues guitar of Brandon Isaak and the swing slap-bass of Keith Picot, with a background of silent films and comedy, make for lots of laughs, making for a memorable evening coming up at Pynelogs as part of the ‘Love it Live’ series of music concerts.

Brandon Isaak won the 2014 Maple Blues Award for being the Best Canadian Acoustic Blues Performer in Canada. His talents lie with not only the guitar but also the harmonica, the kazoo, the banjo and foot percussion. He weaves fantastic stories and his sense of humor is legendary.

Keith Picot was nominated for a a 2014 Maple Blues award as Canada’s Best Bass Player. He drives the beat for the show with a vengeance, then stuns the audience with an abrupt change to a sound they didn’t imagine possible.

The Silver Screen Scoundrels have taken something out of the history books and brought it out front and centre to the modern stage. You’ll love these guys!

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