Press Release: Windsor's Forgotten Musical Legends Come to Life at Chimczuk Museum

 

Paul Langan, Canadian historian and author, will present an exclusive Author Talk exploring Windsor's rich musical heritage on Saturday, November 8th, 2025, at 1:00 PM, hosted by the Chimczuk Museum.

Event Details

Date: Saturday, November 8th, 2025

Time: 1:00 PM

Location: Chimczuk Museum, 401 Riverside Drive West, Windsor, Ontario

Admission: Open to the public

Book Sales: Cash and e-transfer accepted

Celebrating Windsor's Musical Icons

Windsor born, Canadian author Paul Langan will share insights into Windsor's forgotten musical legends, focusing on four remarkable musical acts that shaped the region's cultural landscape:

The Chantones: A vocal group active from 1954 to 1976, known for their versatility across multiple musical genres and backing rockabilly legend Jack Scott on all his hit recordings.

The Brothers-In-Law: A folk group featuring police officers that recorded 4 albums for the legendary Arc Records in Canada

Dolores Carroll: Her only single featured the first appearance of the legendary Four Tops on backing vocals.

Dorothy Collins: Famous as being the star of the American Hit Parade TV show in the early 1950s.

Author's Expertise

Paul Langan, who has authored 30 books on eclectic historical topics, brings his extensive research and passion for local history to this special presentation. Having written 3 books on these musical legends, Langan offers a unique, in-depth perspective on Windsor's musical heritage.

Contact Information

Author: Paul Langan

Website: https://paullangan.com

Book Availability

Books will be available for purchase during the event. Payment methods include cash and e-transfer.

About the Presentation

This Author Talk promises to be an engaging exploration of Windsor's musical past, shedding light on artists who have been overlooked but played crucial roles in the region's cultural development.