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Fascinating Rhythm,' not to be mistaken with the George Gershwin jazz standard from the twenties, was a funky diet of soul, jazz and reggae flavors provided by dance producer extraordinaire William Orbit. The voice who graced the U.K. top ten dance hit from 1990 was Sharon Musgrave. After touring to support the Orbit's Bass-O-Matic project, Set the Controls for the Heart of the Bass and the hit single 'Fascinating Rhythm,' the England born, Canadian native found another outlet to demonstrate her earthy vocal tones to the jazz world with Julian Joseph. Thanks to a performance of Curtis Mayfield's 'The Other Side of Town' from Joseph's Language of Love disc, Musgrave's collaboration with the pianist led to a tour where they opened for Herbie Hancock and others. Then came her solo debut in 2001 on her Zosar Music imprint – Selah - revealing a riveting mix of jazz sensibility interspersed with spoken word, pop, R&B, blues and folk. No wonder because Musgrave's inspirations run extremely deep from Bob Marley to Billie Holliday to Joni Mitchell

Immerse yourself in the historic charm of The Walper Hotel, an iconic 1893 landmark set along the quaint streets of one of Kitchener, Ontario's oldest neighbourhoods. You'll be captivated by this building's amazing past. From Eleanor Roosevelt's preferred breakfast location on the interior terrace to Lennox Lewis' boxing match in the Crystal Ballroom, to the tales of Al Capone's liquor smuggling operation in the cavernous basement restaurant, every nook and cranny in this hotel has a story to tell. And now, we'd like you to be our next guest. Our accommodations blend classic Victorian décor with modern touches. Flat-screen TVs and original wall art mesh perfectly with the quaint, antique furnishings. Every room has its own unique characteristics, which allows our staff to match each guest with accommodations that are just right for them. A barber shop and tobacconist, which both date back to the turn of the century, and free wireless Internet access are among the added perks of staying with us.