Bowser and Blue

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George Bowser and Rick Blue, better known as Bowser and Blue, are a musical duo from Quebec, Canada who write and perform comedic songs. Their material ranges from absurdist humour ("I've Got a Great Big Dick", "Canadian Psychedelic Snowboarding Team", "I'm in Like with a Dyke Named Spike") to pointed political and cultural satire ("You Should Speak French", "Driving in Quebec", "Bouchard's Speech", "Clinton's Thing").

Both longtime members of the music scene in Montreal, Bowser and Blue began working together as a duo in 1978. They still perform and travel extensively across Canada.

1 Television Specials
2 Theatre Shows
3 Discography
4 External links

[edit] Television Specials

"Two Nuts Roasting on an open Fire", 1997 (CTV - national - Nominated for a Gemini award)
“Blokes”, 1993 (CFCF, Newsworld)
“Something Bowser, Something Blue”, 1996 (CFCF)
“La Fete Carree (A Woodstock For Squareheads)”, 1996 (CFCF)
“Full Frontal Unity”, 1997 (CTV - national)
“Two Smart Fellers”, 1998 (CFCF)
“We’re All Here (Because We’re Not All There)” 1999 (CFCF)
“She Wants Me (To Go Away)” 2000 (CFCF)

[edit] Theatre Shows

"The Paris of America", (a musical) Centaur Theatre, 2003
"The Two and Only", Hudson Theatre, 2002
"A Pile of Hits", Theatre Lac Brome, 2001
"We're All Here (because we’re not all there)", Theatre Lac Brome, 2000
"Two Smart Fellers", Theatre Lac Brome, 1998
"La Fete Carree", (a Wood stock for Square heads) Just for Laughs Comedy Festival, 1997
"Mainly Montreal", (with David Fennario and Vittorio Rossi), Centaur Theatre, 1997
"Troubadours Through Time", Centaur Theatre, 1996
"Something Bowser, Something Blue", Theatre Lac Brome, 1995
"Blokes Deux", Centaur Theatre, 1994
"The Best of Bowser and Blue", The Piggery Theatre, 1993
"Blokes", Centaur Theatre, 1992