L to R: Chris O'Toole, Seamus Grew,
Sean McManus, Christy McLaughlin, Fred White
& Mike Feeney.

The crests on the breast pockets are crossed Irish & Canadian flags.

L to R Around The Microphone: Fred White, Mike Feeney, Christy Mc Laughlin, Mitch McCoy, Sean McManus & Seamus Grew

Foreground L to R: Mitch McCoy & Sean Mc Manus (Guitars), Fred White (Banjo), Seamus Grew & Christy McLaughlin (Accordions), Chris O'Toole (Drums) & Mike Feeney.

L to R: Seamus Grew, Mike Feeney, Chris O'Toole (Drums), Sean Mc Manus, Fred White, Christy Mc Laughlin, Bob Lewis & Johnny Patterson (Sean and Fred are singing "Rothesay-o/What Would You Do?" from their album "CSB At The Pig 'n' Whistle")

L to R: Back Row: Sean Mc Manus & Bob Lewis Middle Row: Fred White, Christy Mc Laughlin, Seamus Grew & Johnny Patterson
Front Row: Mike Feeney & Chris O'Toole

L to R: Seamus Grew, Fred White, Sean Mc Manus (Singing "Seven Drunken Nights"), Chris O'Toole, Bob Lewis, Mike Feeney, Christy Mc Laughlin & Johnny Patterson

New Year's Day Telethon
CFTO TV
Toronto, ON-1971

L to R: Mike Feeney, Seamus Grew (Accordion), Christy Mc Laughlin, Sean Mc Manus(guitar), Chris O'Toole, Johnny Patterson, Fred White & Bob Lewis

Ontario Place was used as a location for a photo shoot. Photos from that shoot were used as the cover for the album "Sing Irishmen Sing" as well as for a promotional brochure.

L to R: Christy Mc Laughlin, Bob Lewis, Sean Mc Manus, Fred White, Seamus Grew, Chris O'Toole, Johnny Patterson & Mike Feeney.

L to R: Fred White, Johnny Patterson, Sean Mc Mannus, Seamus Grew, Bob Lewis, Chris O'Toole & Christy Mc Laughlin.

Back Row: L to R: Johnny Patterson, Bob Lewis, Christy McLaughlin & Mike Feeney.
Front Row: Fred White, Sean Mc Manus, Seamus Grew & Chris O'Toole

Back Row: L to R: Bob Lewis, Greg Donaghey, Mike Feeney & Christy Mc Laughlin
Front Row: L to R: Fred White, Sean Mc Manus, Seamus Grew & Chris O'Toole (Drums)

The Carlton Showband
1975 Juno Awards

L to R: Chris O'Toole, Sean Mc Manus, Johnny Patterson, Fred White, Seamus Grew, Mike Feeney, Bob Lewis & Christy Mc Laughlin

L to R: Back Row: Chris O'Toole, Ed Preston (President and General Manager of RCA Records), John Johnson (Producer and Director of the Pig 'N' Whistle Show), Seamus Grew, Mike Feeney, John Hewer (Host of the Pig 'N' Whistle Show), Barry Nesbitt (Station Manager, CKFH Radio, Toronto), Bob Lewis, & Fred White Front Row: Sean Mc Manus (holding The Carlton Showband Juno Award for 1975-Country Group Of The Year) & Christy Mc Laughlin

Canadian music magazine featured The Carlton Showband. Pictured in photo are some of the awards presented to the group including gold and platinum records, Juno and Big Country Awards & plaques recognizing charitable work from many cities in Canada.

L to R: Back Row: Christy Mc Laughlin, RCA's Jack Feeney, producer of many of The Carlton Showband's albums, Mike Feeney (not related to Jack) & Greg Donaghey.
Front Row: Fred White, Sean Mc Manus, Seamus Grew, Marty Shaw & Chris O'Toole.

Top of stairs to bottom: Fred White, Greg Donaghey, Christy Mc Laughlin & Roddie Lee.
L to R on runway: Marty Shaw, Mike Feeney & Seamus Grew. Far Right: Sean Mc Manus.

L to R: Marty Shaw, Mike Feeney, Fred White & Roddie Lee. Front Row: Sean Mc Manus,
Greg Donaghey & Seamus Grew

Back Row: L to R: Robert Benoit, Mike Feeney, Fred White & Seamus Grew.
Front Row: L to R: Roddie Lee, Greg Donaghey & Larris Benoit

L to R: Robert Benoit, Greg Donaghey & Mike Feeney

The old grist mill at Black Creek Pioneer Village, Toronto, ON was used as a cover for "20 All-Time Gospel Favourites" 1993. This was the Carlton Showbands Second Gospel Album. This location was also used for their first Gospel Album. in 1977. That album was awarded double platinum status.

L to R: Back Row: Aaron Lewis, Roddie Lee.
Front Row: Fred White, Greg Donaghey, Robert Benoit & Larris Benoit.

Pictured in Photo: Larris, Denise, Matthew & Brianna

L to R: Back Row: Collin, Robert & Chris. Front Seated: Carla & Iris.

Pictured in Photo: Michael, Anne, & Roddie

Pictured in Photo: Aaron, Karen & Jordan

This was a short-lived combo that could have been a great act if the people in it had committed to a longer term as a group. It wasn't to be as one of the cloggers and one of the musicians decided it wasn't what they wanted.

L to R: Back Row: Robert Benoit, Roddie Lee, Charlie Crocker, & Larris Benoit.
Front Row: Angela Cameron (John Allan Cameron's wife) Carla Benoit (Robert's daughter), Fred White, Marion Martin, & Betty Mc Leod