Northern Wish

Fixed it for you:

To summarize that other thread: Wilco Colin James Buddy Guy Michael Buble Kings of Leon The Black Keys Cage the Elephant Ben Harper Grace Potter GirlTalk A Perfect Circle My Morning Jacket Jimmy Buffett Blue Oyster Cult Cheap Trick Meatloaf Stone Temple Pilots Daniel Lanois Black Dub Hey Rosetta! The Winnipeg Folk Fest possibles: Little Feat Dawes M Ward Be Good Tanyas Toots and the Maytals Tom Fun Orchestra The Jayhawks Del McCoury Band Tegan and Sara The FUNKY Meters Trampled by Turtles Peter Rowan Bluegrass Band Dan Mangan Matt Andersen

http://www.jambands.ca/sanctuary/showtopic.php?tid/259391/

Karate Man is most definitely from The Superfriendz.

I spaced on this one, if anyone finds a torrent please post the link..... My dad is in there somewhere- he used to co manage Le Coq D'or in the mid 60's. He's got some cool stories about Ronnie Hawkins and those Band guys!

Toronto Pre Sale Info: My Morning Jacket Monday, July 11 Kool Haus Presale starts: Fri, Mar 25 at 10am Presale ends: Fri, Mar 25 at 10pm Use Password: concert Public Onsale: Sat, Mar 26 at 10am

Sorry to have brought a completely personal gripe from one particular evening in to this, but I felt pretty burned and so did some others. It was definitely the bands door person. They may have come here more recently, but I was unaware. I have no problem forking over good money for a good show, but to be told it had just started when that was not the case was shitty. I certainly don't remember clearly at all but I think I paid about $30 to see you at the Grey Cup GR. Just sayin....

The last time they played Ottawa was after a Bluesfest night- with Moses Mayes. A bunch of us arrived together at about midnight and objected to the $15 cover charge for what we expected would be about an hour or less of music- and considering one half of the 'double bill' was finished. The bands door person refused to give us a deal and told us that they had just started so we'd have to pay the full amount..... 25 minutes later they were done for the night. I am never ever going to go see them again, so I hope that $15 went pretty damn far.

I'm going to guess her middle name starts with an "M". [color:purple]Fucking brilliant stage name.

Kool Haus - Toronto - 7/11/11 Metropolis - Montreal - 7/12/11 I'm also going to blindly assume Ottawa Bluesfest based on these dates.

I really hope the City of Ottawa can refrain from dumping raw sewage into the river for at least this one day.

Its like my own personal playlist ;-)

Tonnes of stuff in here: Dylan Live by Year

This is great news, but it IS NOT Led Zeppelin.

Fine, but you'll miss out on some sweet pics: #1: The Barr Brothers @ The Dakota Tavern With it's grungy-saloon feel, unpretentious clientele and super friendly bartenders, it's easy to see why The Dakota is a special spot in our city. When I heard that The Barr Brothers would be playing their first CMW set there, I knew I had to attend. The 2:00am set time only sweetened the deal. Opening the show with "Beggar in the Morning", the group grabbed the packed Dakota's attention quickly. Moving fearlessly into new territory, The Barr Brothers debuted "Kisses From Chelsea" for Toronto for the first time. Lovely harp breakdowns and plenty of "ooh ooh oohs" from pump organ player Andres Vial and harpist Sarah Page made this new tune easy to love, and showed a new direction of writing for brothers. The tribal rhythms of "Deacon's Son" saw the band venturing into heavy jam territory, as Andres played percussion instruments that resembled giant tongs which emitted a metallic clapping sound. Brad Barr (guitar, vocals) took several minutes to himself on this one, showing his versatility by breaking out in a huge solo that showcased everything from blues riffs to metal-style tapping techniques. The playfulness of the band was on full display during another new tune titled "If You Leave Me". Brad and Sarah teased each other back and forth, seeing who could play the higher harmonic as well as call-and-response melodies. The song was highly amusing for both band and crowd and was the perfect ending to a near perfect performance. Finishing the set at well past 3:30 in the morning, The Barr Brothers were greeted off stage by Kevin Drew of Broken Social Scene who seemed seriously impressed and pleased to stumble upon such a great band in a city packed to the brim with music. #2: The Barr Brothers @ Czehoski Still reeling from The Barr Brothers top-notch performance only two nights before at The Dakota Tavern, I wasn't really sure what to expect from their show at the Czehoski. Czehoski may boast delicious food, some quality booze and plenty of cute girls, but it's far from a great place to see a concert. Squeezing into the narrow back room, awkwardly bumping into tables and diners, a group of fans filed into place to see The Barr Brothers, one of Montreal's finest live acts. They opened the set with "Beggar in the Morning" which seems to be their go-to song for wowing a crowd right from the start. Sarah Page plucked some quick arpeggios on her massive harp while drummer Andrew Barr rubbed his cymbals with a violin bow to create some spacey sounds. Once the drums and shakers kicked in, heads began to nod and sway along to the soothing folk music. Andrew and keyboardist Andres Vial traded places for "Old Mythologies", which features some great turn-of-phrases from Brad including the line "there's nothing so wrong that's what right can't fix, despite how blood and water mix, and when a pony runs out of tricks then his work has just begun". Although Brad lost his guitar pickup half way through this tune, he champed through the mishap opting to sing-a-capella, his voice sounding great overtop Andrew and Andres' hand and leg slap percussion. A thundering drum intro led into the always-impressive "Give The Devil Back His Heart", a deep and dark blues tune with West African influences, which had a daring solo from Brad. While the remainder of the set was well played, especially the rousing Delta-blues of "Lord, I Just Can't Keep From Cryin'", The Barr Brothers did struggle with some mixing and feedback issues, largely due to the unattended soundboard at the front of the stage. CMF is often about making the best out of a not-so-ideal-situation and that is exactly what The Barr Brothers did. Regardless of the sound problems and cramped space (for both band and audience), the band's music still managed to shine brightly and everyone seemed to enjoy the short-but-sweet set.

While I enjoy reading your work, its not enjoyable to have to follow your hotlinking to get to your actual words. The Reviews at/ on Sticky Magazine

I'm just glad he isn't going to be on the ice to deck my boys tonight.

The first episode airs tonight!

Yeah, its pretty intense over Ottawa right now too.

And he is selling out RCMH!: Charlie Sheen: 2nd Show Added! CHARLIE SHEEN My Violent Torpedo of Truth/ Defeat is Not An Option RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL • APRIL 10 Also appearing Friday, April 8 Due to overwhelming demand, Charlie Sheen has added a 2nd show on April 10 and tickets are on sale NOW.

Thanks for the clarification!

Oops

I can't believe I placed this in the wrong forum FACK.

Apparently they are doing three sets- so I'd expect them to start earlier than that.

Three cheers for one of the most exciting tournaments that sports has to offer..... :chug: :chug: :chug: