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ps: Rev, can you give Todd Gillies a call? I emailed you his number. It's re: gear tonight.

Dear you people, We have Guinness. Not on top, but the draught in the can type. 'Bout 120 of 'em. We also have taps, and have always had taps. Occasionally we'll run dry on a Monday or Tuesday just before beer delivery if we get pummelled by an over the top Sunday night show, which does happen occasionally Taps = Alexander Keiths, Stella Artois, Steamwhistle, Red Baron, Brick's Amber Ale and Waterloo Dark.

Tuesday nights at Casbah Lounge (306 King St W @ Queen St) has an open jazz night. There's a house band from Mohawk college's jazz program, and folks of the street can join in with their own horn, guitar, vocals etc. Or you can even use the gear of the house band. Every Tuesday night, "JAZZBAH", with $3 Jazzermeister shots!

Doors 9PM The Achievers 10:15-10:55 Slowcoaster 11:10-11:50 Fat Cats Set 1 12:05, Set 2 as they feel it $10 at the door. $3 shooter menu. plus in the lounge... DJing the wildest sounds and showing the craziest Bollywood Music Videos known to mankind! Check out some samples of what to expect here (not our mix but you'll get the idea)... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDVEbOKAb4g

No booze. It's a residential space upstairs that also leases the groundlevel for shows. If you know the tenants personally you can always drink up in their space between bands. Otherwise it's parkinglot for you.

$8

The Mohawk Music Faculty through the support of the Steeltown Friends of Mohawk Music have invited trumpet player Nick Marchione back to Hamilton after his highly successful Masterclass at Mohawk College last fall. At a very young age Nick has become one of New York City's top players and has performed with greats such as McCoy Tyner, Slide Hampton and Blood Sweat & Tears. He will be presenting a series of Masterclasses at Mohawk College on Wednesday and Thursday, (March 7-8) culminating in a performance with Mohawk College music faculty at the Casbah Saturday evening March 10th. The band at the Casbah will feature: Nick Marchione ­ Trumpet Darcy Hepner ­ Saxophone Geoff Young ­ Guitar Pat Collins ­ Bass Kevin Dempsey ­ Drums Casbah 306 King St West, Hamilton, Ontario March 10 Sets @ 10:15 and 11:45 $10 at the door Please forward this email on to anyone you think may be interested.

Sunday March 11th Underground Hamilton 8PM Doors 9PM Show CHARLEMAGNE at 9pm TWO HOURS TRAFFIC 9:45pm JR VICE PRESIDENTS 10:30pm IN-FLIGHT SAFETY 11:15pm

If no Torontonians step forward by the end of Monday, give me a shout. I can send my Hammer crew on the road for a poster gig. brodie

Well that doesn't necessarily mean it's 30 minutes in this case. I was simply stating what I know about CMW. Probably best to get a more connected source to CMW to answer that query for you.

CMW sets are usually 30minutes long.

...and this time with a BAND! Cincinnati Records Proudly Presents Monday March 26 8PM Doors, 9PM Show Casbah 306 King St W, Hamilton 905-521-4441 casbahlounge.ca JILL BARBER http://www.jillbarber.com http://www.myspace.com/jillbarbermusic with guests CHRIS YANG "coffee-soaked 2-step folk" http://www.myspace.com/chrisyangchrisyang ROBYN DELL'UNTO Jill Barber has recently completed her debut LP entitled For All Time. The album was released on October 3rd as a co-venture between Baudelaire and Dependent Music. Jill's most recent EP Oh Heart garnered 7 nominations for various music related awards ( 2 ECMA's, 4 Music Industry of Nova Scotia Awards and 1 Canadian Folk Music Award) and spent weeks on the campus 50. She toured with the likes of Josh Ritter and Kathleen Edwards. For All Time was produced by Les Cooper and features a wide array of guest musicians including Jim Cuddy, Luke Doucet, Bazel Donovan and Jill's brother Matthew Barber. Tickets on sale now ($10) locally at Dr.Disc, Sonic Unyon and Casbah Lounge. Or on-line at http://www.tixit.ca

People can buy tickets to the Hamilton locally at the club (Casbah), Dr.Disc or Sonic Unyon. If buying them on-line is more convenient for you, visit http://www.tixit.ca to do so. You can also get some of the PJC gigs tickets there. Souls of Mischief, Saul Williams etc

I'm Brodie. I read comic books and watch baseball games religiously. More importantly, this is Tobin (cat on the right). He's way cooler than all of us.

I'm pretty sure the snow falling is heavy and water-filled right now. It's coming down very hard.

Cincinnati Records Proudly Presents Friday April 20 THE WOODEN STARS New Record on Sonic Unyon http://www.thewoodenstars.com http://www.myspace.com/thewoodenstars with guests LEONARD GOLD "IndieRock/Classical/Avant" http://www.myspace.com/leonardgoldproductions BRUCE PENINSULA "Folk/Experimental/Soul" http://www.myspace.com/brucepeninsula Casbah 306 King St W, Hamilton 905-521-4441 Casbah site "Everything changes except the avant-garde." Paul Valéry ANDREW, JOSH, MIKE and JULIEN, they are the Wooden Stars... Formed in Ottawa in 1993, the Wooden Stars are Michael Feuerstack, Andrew McCormack, Josh Latour, Julien Beillard and Mathieu Beillard. They have released four albums of their own, and received a Juno award in 2000 for their collaboration with singer Julie Doiron. Mike has also made a number of widely acclaimed solo albums under the name "Snailhouse". Extensive touring revealed to the band that their music will probably never have a very wide audience - and that, moreover, the audience it will attract will be almost entirely male. During a four year hiatus the band members have largely overcome their resentment towards an unfair world, and are now enjoying the fruits of diminished expectations. Since reforming in fall 2004, the Wooden Stars have played only a few shows: long time friend and engineer Dave Draves’ birthday party in Ottawa, and a well attended gig on a brutally cold evening at the Horseshoe in Toronto. The Wooden Stars’ music is a surprisingly natural fusion of unlikely influences, from XTC and the Clash to Georges Brassens and James Blood Ulmer. Setting strong, plaintive melodies against hints of the jarring dissonance and abstraction into which the songs occasionally collapse, the band has gradually attracted a small but loyal fan base that includes some of Canada’s finest musicians: the Rheostatics, Change of Heart, Kepler, the Arcade Fire, Julie Doiron, Mike O’Neill, Papaduc Aboubakhar and Hawksley Workman. Perhaps just as significantly, the Wooden Stars are not much esteemed by the Headstones, Nickelback, or the Kingston resident who asked the eternal question: "What the fuck is this? The Irish pub or the Chinese junk?" (Interestingly, Andrew McCormack is 1/4 Chinese! His Chinese name is "‘Darwin’ Fang Xiang".) The Wooden Stars are currently at work on a soon to be released full-length album. Tickets on sale now, ($10) available on-line at http://www.tixit.ca, or locally in Hamilton at Dr.Disc, Sonic Unyon and Casbah Lounge.

Sunday March 11th @ Casbah Lounge with JENN GRANT and KATIE CARON...

but the band has it wrong too. The show is on Sat April 21st at the Undie. Not 28.

hey folks, this is a fabulous gig, but please don't over look the St.Patty's bender on March 17th!

Come on down!!!

tizz-night!!

Tuesday February 27 LASERFIST (courtesy of the legendary Matt Jelly) REILY SEAN MacDONALD BAND and THE REST 8PM // $8 // Casbah, 306 King St W Hamilton SEAN MacDONALD BAND MUSIC HERE

Tonight @ Casbah Lounge. "Pay what you can" + $3 jager

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