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Live interview with Wendy Bergfeldt on CBC's Sydney Mainstreet show.
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Johnny plays DJ at an interview on CICU in Eskasoni, Cape Breton.
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Several months later on CBC - Johnny denies responsibility!
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The band discusses where to find coffee at 5:30 am on the set of Breakfast Television in Ottawa.
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John Gillis on lead guitar, Vivian Jacob on rhythm, Ed Shaw on drums, Mike Deyre on bass. Johnny being "camera shy"
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Johnny talks with Breakfast Television host Kurt Stoodley. Kurt spends the rest of 2003 periodically showing clips of the show as he tries to learn how to dance "the Johnny Butts."
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| Cape Breton Post photo op at a concert for local nursing homes in Glace Bay and surrounding area. One of the most satisfying performances Johnny has had the pleasure of giving. | In response to viewer reaction in Ottawa to "the Johnny Butts," the Johnny Butts playing card is designed and patented.
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The back of the Johnny Butts playing card provides detailed instructions on how to do "the Johnny Butts."
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| Note: At the end of 2003, The New RO's Breakfast Television in Ottawa solicited viewer e-mails voting for Canada's man and woman of the year for 2003. In addition to the Prime Minister of Canada and several well known sports figures, Johnny Butts was nominated by several viewers but to the dismay of the music and dance community... he didn't win! Many thanks to Kurt Stoodley for the most laughs in 2003. | |||||