Jeff Healey, Lost Film From 1983

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From my 16mm archives - I found this lost interview and performance by the late Jeff Healey with a group of his high school friends in a Canadian educational film about careers for kids graduating high school titled "Making It Young". The film explores many young Canadian people who are making their careers happen while they are still teenagers. I transferred this reel with my own Eiki Telecine. Enjoy!
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- Intro Music by Fran Blanche -

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This is definitely Jeff Healey and some pals from High School, including Jeff LeBar on bass. But this is not the band Blue Direction.

robq
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I jammed with Jeff years ago at Dominics in Grand Rapids Michigan. He had performed earlier in the evening and came to the Blues jam at Dominics after his show
He played my 75 black strat through my 63 Super Reverb while I played harp along side of him. He was a very talented musician and a super nice dude!

bluesj
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Just a few short years later, this young man participated in one of the greatest pieces of 80s cinema ever dedicated to celluloid, Roadhouse🙇‍♂️.

CHARIOTangler
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Jeff appeared in one interview segment before this in a Canadian children's tv program called Cucumber. This is very rare material, Fran!

twoodfrd
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I hope someday soon someone does a documentary on Jeff Healey! This man was so Someone else suggested it should be on Netflix and I totally agree!

JeanLeite-de
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Saw and met Jeff 3 times He was also a trumpet player in a jazz band. True player Respect to this channel

robertstotts
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He seems so mature for high school age. I loved him in Roadhouse. He was dripping with raw talent and he was an incredibly genuine soul. 41 is way too young. Im 42. They say only the good die young. I lost losts of friends to drugs and wrecks. He seemd like an angel on Earth. He was def 1 in a billion.

mattjohnson
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Jeff was a cute 17-year-old, but that speaking voice made him sound a decade older. His incredible talent was obvious. Rest in peace.

ericandsarahsmom
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He was very well spoken even at that age!

mr_mack_indenver
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This is incredible footage! Thank you!

KevyNova
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My gosh, what a treasure you have found. Many thanks for sharing, Fran.

andyoli
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WOW Fran! This is soooo cool! Jeff was a great artist, and you are too for saving this little nugget of history

unmanaged
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Thanks Fran. Being a big Jeff Healey fan and being lucky enough to own a few records of his this was very interesting. World class player and the clip of him playing with Sass Jordon (a fantastic Canadian rock singer) and another with Stevie Ray Vaughan are both epic.

MrPnew
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Hi Fran it is nice to see that old footage of Jeff. I got to see in concert on 3 different occasions during the 1980s Jeff and his band play in Calgary and in Toronto and the shows were top notch!!! I miss those days sometimes and thank you for upping this vid.

bobair
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Thanx 4 sharing this bit of your film library.

earFront
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He had a show on CBC called "my kind of jazz" it was on the jazz recordings of the 1920s. Great show. Bringing back a lot of memories.

jsps
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The look on Jeff's face at the end of the song was priceless and showed his love of playing. Nice to see him as a young man

chasphilpotts
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dam, keeep this alive as much as possible

davechattoe
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I always loved him in Roadhouse!
"The Name is Dalton"!

kittenkorleone
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Amazing footage of a true legend of guitar RIP Jeff listened to most days God bless 🙏🏻🌹

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