That time David Gogo told me about being Diana Krall’s schoolmate in Nanaimo

By Steve Newton

I interviewed Nanaimo blues-rocker David Gogo for the fourth time back in July of 2002, when he was touring behind his sixth album, Skeleton Key.

At one point in the conversation I brought up the fact that Gogo had shared the same music teacher as Diana Krall, who by that time had become a Grammy-winning, platinum-selling jazz-pop superstar.

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