Keep on Moving is the story of Aaron Space, the Sudbury rock band that became a fixture on the Toronto music scene in the late sixties and early seventies.
With little more than a dream, a 1960 Ford station wagon and an old Shure vocal PA the band went from the high school auditoriums of Sudbury to the coffee houses of Toronto to finally signing a contract with Warner Brothers records in 1971.
Their music was a progressive blend of Beatle-esque pop, country and blues. Living, writing and rehearsing together in an old farmhouse on Dixie Road north of Toronto the band created a unique sound and forged a lasting chemistry. And even though their record ultimately only gathered a small cult following, their passion, vision and friendship inspired many Sudbury musicians who followed them south to the big smoke.
