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Colin James Munn (born August 17, 1964 in Regina, Saskatchewan) is a Canadian singer, guitarist, and songwriter who plays in the blues, rock, and swing genres. At a young age, Little Colin, as he was called, was a fixture on the Regina folk music scene, sitting in with various local and touring musicians, playing a preternaturally fast and delightful mandolin. He would often jump up on stage between sets to play his own sets, which were always entertaining. Summers, he would tour with local music revue, Sod Hut and The Buffalo Chips, with Connie John on saxophone. Colin taught guitar lessons on a local Aboriginal reserve, and he was introduced to the Texas Blues of various artists by his stepfather. One of his strongest early influences in the Blues was Prairie bluesman Big Dave McLean. One notable weekend at the Regina Folk Festival saw Little Colin and Big Dave jamming together in the hallways and backstage all weekend. Then Colin was introduced to James Cotton Band, etc.