Jay Funk Dawg

Contest to win free tickets ends Friday

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Remember when we were young?

EVOLVE 2004!

Fan friend made this, I'm thinking we should make some T-Shirts... take a look and let me know if you're interested in a T-Shirt!

TD Ottawa International Jazz Festival & Mercury Lounge proudly present:

Maylee Todd live

w/ Resident Lance Baptiste

Friday, June 28, 2013

Mercury Lounge

Door: 10pm

Show: 10:30 PM

FB Page: http://on.fb.me/11x3bN0

Maylee Todd is a dynamic and multi-faceted artist, based in Toronto. Her creativity derives its inspiration from a wide range of artistic disciplines: songwriting, production, film, performance art, and design. Maylee’s music combines organic and electronic forms, including elements of boogie, bossa, space funk, psychedelia and soul. She is truly a free spirit who brings all of these seemingly disparate influences into honest, soulful, harmonious yet uncompromising vibrations.

Tickets are $15 in advance at

www.mercurylounge.com

Win a pair of tickets to Burt Neilson Band on Tues. July 9th at BLKBOX

Here's what you need to do

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We'll announce a winner in June 21st.

Any show inquires please contact: jay (at) 360degreesartists.com

www.nufunk.ca presents

Burt Neilson Band

Tuesday, July 9, 2013

BLK BOX (downstairs of Great Hall)

1087 Queen St W. (Entrance on Dovercourt St.)

Doors 10PM, show 11:30PM till late

Buy $15 + s/c tickets: http://tktwb.tw/17xXp61

25 min walk from Molson Amphitheatre

Burt Neilson Band has played 1000+ shows in North America since forming in the fall of 1996. With their explosive live performances, the band has crisscrossed Canada over 20 times consistently selling out clubs coast to coast. They've been called out of retirement for this special engagement - please help us spread the word!

In the last few years, the boys have been doing a variety of different projects including: Jeff Heisholt playing with The Trews and Peter Elkas, Jeremy Little playing with Jason Collett and Everything All the Time, Gavin Maguire drumming with Peter Elkas, Deromantic and Dearly Beloved, and Mike Filipowitsch solo or, with his trio.

Don't let all the separation confuse you, when they do have the chance to play, it is definitely something not to be missed...

Discography

Burt Nielson Band (Feb 1998)

Orange Shag Carpet (Feb 2000)

Five Alive (May 2001) Live

By The Door (Feb 2004)

Links:

http://archive.org/details/BurtNeilsonBand

http://www.myspace.com/burtneilsonband

http://www.bandwiki.ca/wiki/The_Burt_Neilson_Band

http://music.cbc.ca/artists/Burt-Neilson-Band‎‎

updated tour dates..

take a listen to the band's newest single

Rain

any more info on this other rumoured after-party?

International live touring act, Tortured Soul, is living proof that modern EDM can be freed from the DJ booth

and fused with the classic styles of Prince, Heatwave and Kool & The Gang.

NuJazz Festival & Solid Garage Live Present…

Friday, June 21, 2013

Tortured Soul (Live! NYC)

Tortured Soul Music

w/ DJs Groove Institute (Solid Garage) GaDJet & live percussion by Chico Pacheco

Wrongbar -1279 Queen St W Toronto

Adv. tickets via Ticketweb: Tickets for Tortured Soul via TicketWeb

& Eventbrite Tortured Soul Live @ Wrong Bar Toronto (Fri June 21st) - Eventbrite,

also at Soundscapes, Kopps Records & Play De Record

Hosted by United Soul, Pradeep & Let There Be House

in association with NuFunk.ca, Soulwhat, Dirt On The Floor Production,

Fusicolgy, Make it Funky, Kopps Records & 360 Degrees Artists

Facebook Link: http://on.fb.me/11fH5nA

Be a part of the LIVE performance video recording!

“Tortured Soul is the future of house music.†– Gilles Peterson

Tortured Soul (NYC, LA, New Orleans)

Tortured Soul Music

Before DJs evolved into global superstars, musicians carried the baton. The Brooklyn-based dance trioTortured Soul isn’t trying to intently rewrite the logic of today’s EDM with the sweat of their own musicianship, but they are living proof that the very same music can be freed from the DJ booth. Influenced by the classic songcraft of Prince, Heatwave and Kool & The Gang, the members of Tortured Soul are three distinctive guys with three different backgrounds, united under a groove-centered rhythm. The band’s frontman and principal songwriter, John-Christian Urich, can be seen simultaneously drumming and singing with effortless mastery, while the rest of the collective, made up of keyboardist Ethan White and bassist Jordan Scannella, virtuosically generate the pulsating accompaniment. It’s a striking visual that’s feverously winning converts with each and every tour stop, with them being likened to The Roots of house music. Inside the group’s mystique, the acid jazz is reminiscent of Jamiroquai funk, while deeply saturated in the contemporary freshness of house purveyors like Joey Negro, Kenny Dope, Soul Clap and Jamie Jones. Even the legendary tastemaker Gilles Peterson, dubbed them “the future of house music.â€

Tortured Soul’s origins date back to 2001 while Urich was steering Cooly’s Hot Box, an acid jazz outfit also featuring under-the-radar indie soul vocalist Angela Johnson. After putting Cooly’s Hot Box on hiatus, Urichcomposed “Might Do Something Wrong,†which was quickly picked up by New York-based deep house label Central Park Recordings, and Tortured Soul was born. Thanks to the cool laidback mix provided by Osunlade, the song quickly became an underground staple at the iconic Club Shelter and helped jumpstart the development of a full-length disc generating more soulful house. With the 12-inch single in heavy rotation in the New York club circuit, Urich went into overtime to restructure the band’s line-up: The session players on “Might Do Something Wrong†were out; bassist Jason “JKriv†Kriveloff and slick, jazz-honed keyboardist Ethan White – formally Urich‘s bandmates in the rhythm section of NYC acid-jazz band Topaz – were in. Together, the new trio forged a new cool sound by blending the freewheeling New York house and classic disco beats with elements of hip-hop, salsa and Roy Ayers-styled jazz-fusion.

From the very start, Urich secured himself as a power player, composing the lion’s share of material, delivering thick four-on-the-floor beats and using a smart vocal showcase fusing a Maxwell styled falsetto with Justin Timberlake-tinted lower register. But his bandmates were just as essential: White’s killer vibes on the Wurlitzer and Kriveloff’s booty-shaking bass were neatly integrated into the mix.

A succession of 12-inch singles followed “Might Do Something Wrong,†including Alix Alvarez’s mix of “How’s Your Life†and the romantic dance-pop of “Fall in Love.†Billboard dance critic Michael Paolettalauded the latter track by calling it “a sterling, soul-slammed house jam.†Each of the singles impressed the bevy of the world’s dance halls, allowing the band to tour heavily with appearances at clubs and festivals across the US.

With 2006’s Introducing Tortured Soul, the band was able to piece together their first debut album using all their earlier singles while also incorporating a few new studio additions. The follow-up album, 2009’s Did You Miss Me, released on the band’s own label, TSTC Records, ushered in a new wave of critical acclaim, climatically winning accolades from various music publications like Blues and Soul,SoulTracks and SoulBounce. “Home to You,†“In My Fantasy†and “Your Dream Is My Dream†were all given the 12†and 7†singles’ treatment. Continuing their regimen for clubland rituals, Tortured Soul employed an attractive A-list of DJs and remixers to carefully handle the mixes for their latest batch of uptempo dancefloor fillers, including Mark de Clive-Lowe, Quentin Harris, Jon Cutler, DJ Spinna, Dimitri From Paris and remix pioneer Tom Moulton.

In 2010, Kriveloff departed the group to focus on his new record label. After a tedious audition process, the void was filled when talented New York bassist Jordan Scannella – dubbed “JORSCAN†for short – was hired. His arrival ushers in the latest chapter in Tortured Soul’s evolution as the group prepares to drop their third album in 2013, along with even more groovy singles.

Today, their popularity continues to spread across intercontinental boundaries as their touring schedules broaden with every single measure. So far, the group has wowed audiences at some of the world’s biggest music festivals, such as the Cape Town Jazz Festival, (South Africa), Java Jazz Festival (Indonesia), Detroit Electronic Music Festival (USA), Pukkelpop (Belgium), Big Chill Festival (UK) and Montreal International Jazz Festival (Canada). Touring abroad has not hindered them from making their bicoastal US rounds at Bonnaroo, Milwaukee’s Summerfest and at popular live venues like Hollywood’s Vanguard, Chicago’sDouble Door, Atlanta’s Center Stage and Washington D.C.’s 930 Club. Their prowess has even won the praises of Barry Manilow and Lenny Kravitz.

AllMusicGuide wrote that Tortured Soul’s songs are unapologetically poppy, explaining why their music has appeared on All My Children, A&E’s The Glades, Showtime’s Huff and Canada’s version of So You Think You Can Dance. Their music has become the soundtrack of retail shopping in stores like Gap, American Eagle Outfitters and Hollister, while even landing in a popular demo trial for Bose headphones. Over the years Tortured Soul’s music has been documented on a wide range of dance compilations and has been licensed to Universal Japan, Defected, BMG Ariola, Dome and a host of other labels.

In 2013, now a decade strong with a new EP in the works, a flirtatious lead single (“Dirtyâ€) and a new album on the horizon, the band is prepared to take Gilles Peterson’s aforementioned prophecy to task. Topping things off, their commitment to hard work and travel has been left unfazed. They are focused to reach as many converts as possible – one tortured soul at a time.

Groove Institute (United Soul)

In 1995 YOGI, MARK & ANAND had their own radio show at the University of Toronto called the Groove Institute Mix Show. The show’s name was subsequently used by the DJ collective to signal their mission: to educate and entertain people with the music that they loved. The collective had paid their dues traveling around the U.S. digging deep through the crates for rare old gems and immersing themselves in the underground warehouse scene of the late 80s/early 90s. They learned their lessons well and began putting their knowledge to work by establishing their premier night Solid Garage in 1998. In their quest for the perfect beat, the Groove Institute cover a wide selection of music, dropping soul, jazz, latin, afro, disco, garage, techno and deep house into the pot for a constantly evolving musical flavor and richness …. the true garage vibe!

GaDJet w/ live percussion by Chico Pachco

Soulwaht's GaDJet & Chico Pachco pictured with Louis Vega & Anané.

Friday, May 24th, 2013 09:00 PM

MILLION DOLLAR BASH:

Celebrating BOB DYLAN's 72nd Birthday

featuring All-Star Cast: Jerry Leger and the Situation with Tim Bovaconti, Jeff Heisholt, and Danny Simmons. Also special guests: Arthur Renwick, Kate Rogers, Tim Bradford, Jack Marks, Angie Hilts, Megan Thomas, Sam Cash, Lindy Vopnfjörð, Dan Mock, Kristin Cavoukian, Kimberly Clark and the Collect Callers, Badly Bent Bluegrass Band and Aurora Cowie.

El Mocambo, 464 Spadina Ave.

Tickets $10 at the door & in advance

Online Tickets: http://tktwb.tw/YYUY9A

Facebook: http://on.fb.me/18NlWTg

Join Toronto music community for an evening of live music spanning Bob Dylan’s entire career. Hosted by Jerry Leger & The Situation with Daniel Simmons, Tim Bovaconti, Dan Mock and Jeff Heisholt. The night will also include special guests Arthur Renwick, Kate Rogers, Tim Bradford, Jack Marks, Angie Hilts, Megan Thomas, Kristin Cavoukian, Sam Cash, Lindy Vopnfjörð and Kim Sedore!

Bob Dylan is one of the most influential figures in popular music and culture for more than 50 years. Dylan has sold more than 100 million records worldwide and received numerous awards over the years including Grammy, Golden Globe, Academy Awards, as well as inductions into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and Songwriters Hall of Fame. His accomplishments as a recording artist and performer have been central to his career, but his greatest contribution is generally considered to be his songwriting which will be celebrated on Friday May 24th at 9pm at El Mocambo Tavern in Toronto on his 72th Birthday.

Monday May 13, 2013

GAGADILO (France)

www.gagadilo.org

w/ King Selah of House of David Gang

www.houseofdavidgang.com

Smiling Buddah Bar

961 College St, Toronto

All the way from France! The french band is composed of six musicians: drums, bass, guitar, saxophone, trombone, trumpet and two engineers for sound and lighting. Pioneers in fusion of reggae/ska/jazz and Balkanbrass bands, Gagadilo takes you away on theroad going from Kingston to the East, setting up a dream like and richly coloured scenery. The spicy blow From the East inspired by the brass, leads us to the Caribbean sunny beaches in a musical symbiosis unique of its kind! Havea good trip and see you very soon for "Ze Cosmic Odissey".

www.gagadilo.org

www.facebook.com/gagadilo

www.myspace.com/gagadilo

www.soundcloud.com/gagadilo

www.reverbnation.com/gagadilo

with very special guest

King Selah of House of David Gang

www.houseofdavidgang.com

House of David Gang

Reggae Warrior

NuFunk Records

listen here: www.houseofdavidgang.com

That's a picture of Yo I took at Come Together Fest, love that furry guy! He was up visiting me here in NYC a couple of months ago with little Yoee... was super fun.

We just added:

May 17 Townehouse, Sudbury, ON

August 3 TBC, Winnipeg, MB w/ Rastamils

Hi Folks,

I'm trying to fill the summer with tour dates for House of David Gang who are touring behind their new CD "Reggae Warrior." I've got some sweet gigs confirmed, but would love some ideas tips etc... Band is doing cross country in August and trying to fill Ontario dates in July. Hit me up with any ideas!

Take a listen here www.houseofdavidgang.bandcamp.com

House of David Gang Upcoming Tour Date:

June 1, The Prawn Festival in Powel River, BC

June 6, The Queen's Hotel, Nanaimo, BC.

June 7, The Rainbow Room, Port Alberni, BC.

June 8, The Bridge Lounge, Courtney, BC

June 13, Duncan Garage, Duncan, BC

June 14, Errington Hall, Errington, BC

June 22, Durham Caribbean Festival, Ajax, ON

June 30, Harbourtfront Canada Day, Toronto, ON

July 6, Reggae Muskoka Festival, Bracebridge, ON

July 13, Etobicoke Yacht Club, Etobicoke. ON

July 20, Rotary Club Festival, Sault Ste Marie, ON

July 27, Hillside Festival, Guelph, ON

July 31 - Townehouse - Sudbury, ON

August 1, Rockstars - Sault Ste Marie, ON

August 2, Crocks, Thunder Bay, ON

August 3, Times Change(d), Winnipeg, MB

August 4, Double Decker - Brandon, MB

August 8, Canmore Hotel, Canmore, AB

August 9, Rockwaters - Golden, BC

August 10, Shambhala Music Festival, Salmo, BC

August 16, Calgary Reggae Festival, Calgary, AB

August 21, Rockstars - Sault Ste Marie, ON

August 22, The Townehouse - Sudbury, ON

Listen to HOUSE OF DAVID GANG's NEW ALBUM

"REGGAE WARRIOR"

Canada’s #1 roots reggae orchestra HOUSE OF DAVID GANG brings their funky Reggae Party to Hamilton!

* Celebrating the release of their new CD "Reggae Warrior"

Homegrown presents

HOUSE OF DAVID GANG (Roots Rock Reggae from Toronto)

w/ Special Guest:

MOTHER TAREKA(Hamilton)

http://mothertareka.bandcamp.com/

Guest DJ: KOJO B

Friday, May 3rd, 2013

Homegrown Hamilton, 27 King William St.

Cover $8, Doors 9pm, 19+

Website: www.houseofdavidgang.com

"One of the most interesting reggae bands in the country" - Matt Galloway, CBC Radio Host December 2012

"Reggae Warrior works to remind the reggae faithful of the earthy Queen Street West live vibe, while at the same time showing that the band's potential to deliver a modern classic..." - Exclaim! Magazine Feb 2013

"Irie classic reggae sound with uplifting lyrics. Ya mon! It gets my approval!" - Carl Harvey, Producer/Guitarist for Toots & Maytals January 2013

"Kensington Market reggae warriors bring their ruff and tuff live edge to disc with lush horn arrangements and searing lead guitar..." - Paul Corby, Regent Radio Toronto March 2013

Bio: Throughout their career House of David Gang has been known for their uplifting roots rock reggae sound reminiscent of Kingston, Jamaica's music scene in the late 70's mixed with a modern roots Canadian feel. The band takes its name from The House of David, an after-hours spot on Queen Street West that was a hot spot for artists from the city's burgeoning Rastafarian and reggae community from the late 80s until the mid 90s. Now with the release of their album "Reggae Warrior" on NuFunk Records, the band continues to pave their own road as Canada's hardest touring reggae band. Currently #6 on the Canadian Reggae Music Charts!

HOUSE OF DAVID GANG (NuFunk Records, Toronto)

Preview the new album the website @ www.houseofdavidgang.com

Facebook group: www.facebook.com/houseofdavidgang

Band MySpace: www.myspace.com/houseofdavidgang

Here's a link to some videos of the band playing live on Breakfast Television: http://bit.ly/12UokHX

Upcoming Tour Dates:

May 03, Hamilton Homegrown, Hamilton, ON

May 04, The Phoenix Concert Theatre, Toronto, ON w/ Big Youth, Dawn Penn, Willi Williams & more

May 13, Smiling Buddah Bar, Toronto, ON w/ Gagadilo (France)

May 19, Come Together Music Festival, Durham, ON

June 1, The Prawn Festival in Powel River, BC

June 6, The Queen's Hotel, 34 Victoria Crescent, Nanaimo, BC.

June 7, The Rainbow Room, 3752 Fourth Street, Port Alberni, BC.

June 8, The Waverley Hotel, 2692 Dunsmuir Ave, Cumberland, BC.

June 22, Durham Caribbean Festival, Ajax, ON

June 30, Canada Day Harbourfront Waterfront Festival, Toronto, ON

July 06 Reggae Muskoka Festival, Bracebridge, ON

July 27, Hillside Festival, Guelph, ON

August 16, Calgary Reggae Festival, Calgary, AB

August 10, Shambhala Festival, Salmo, BC

Canada’s #1 roots reggae orchestra HOUSE OF DAVID GANG brings their funky Reggae Party to Hamilton!

* Celebrating the release of their new CD "Reggae Warrior"

Homegrown presents

HOUSE OF DAVID GANG (Roots Rock Reggae from Toronto)

w/ Special Guest:

MOTHER TAREKA(Hamilton)

http://mothertareka.bandcamp.com/

Guest DJ: KOJO B

Friday, May 3rd, 2013

Homegrown Hamilton, 27 King William St.

Cover $8, Doors 9pm, 19+

Website: www.houseofdavidgang.com

"One of the most interesting reggae bands in the country" - Matt Galloway, CBC Radio Host December 2012

"Reggae Warrior works to remind the reggae faithful of the earthy Queen Street West live vibe, while at the same time showing that the band's potential to deliver a modern classic..." - Exclaim! Magazine Feb 2013

"Irie classic reggae sound with uplifting lyrics. Ya mon! It gets my approval!" - Carl Harvey, Producer/Guitarist for Toots & Maytals January 2013

"Kensington Market reggae warriors bring their ruff and tuff live edge to disc with lush horn arrangements and searing lead guitar..." - Paul Corby, Regent Radio Toronto March 2013

Bio: Throughout their career House of David Gang has been known for their uplifting roots rock reggae sound reminiscent of Kingston, Jamaica's music scene in the late 70's mixed with a modern roots Canadian feel. The band takes its name from The House of David, an after-hours spot on Queen Street West that was a hot spot for artists from the city's burgeoning Rastafarian and reggae community from the late 80s until the mid 90s. Now with the release of their album "Reggae Warrior" on NuFunk Records, the band continues to pave their own road as Canada's hardest touring reggae band. Currently #6 on the Canadian Reggae Music Charts!

HOUSE OF DAVID GANG (NuFunk Records, Toronto)

Preview the new album the website @ www.houseofdavidgang.com

Facebook group: www.facebook.com/houseofdavidgang

Band MySpace: www.myspace.com/houseofdavidgang

Here's a link to some videos of the band playing live on Breakfast Television: http://bit.ly/12UokHX

Upcoming Tour Dates:

May 03, Hamilton Homegrown, Hamilton, ON

May 04, The Phoenix Concert Theatre, Toronto, ON w/ Big Youth, Dawn Penn, Willi Williams & more

May 13, Smiling Buddah Bar, Toronto, ON w/ Gagadilo (France)

May 19, Come Together Music Festival, Durham, ON

June 1, The Prawn Festival in Powel River, BC

June 6, The Queen's Hotel, 34 Victoria Crescent, Nanaimo, BC.

June 7, The Rainbow Room, 3752 Fourth Street, Port Alberni, BC.

June 8, The Waverley Hotel, 2692 Dunsmuir Ave, Cumberland, BC.

June 22, Durham Caribbean Festival, Ajax, ON

June 30, Canada Day Harbourfront Waterfront Festival, Toronto, ON

July 06 Reggae Muskoka Festival, Bracebridge, ON

July 27, Hillside Festival, Guelph, ON

August 16, Calgary Reggae Festival, Calgary, AB

August 10, Shambhala Festival, Salmo, BC

big ups to www.purehemp.com for their support!

looking forward to this!

Watch the Tribute concert live!

4/20 Celebration Show: Sat. April 20th featuring a who's who of Toronto's Dub/Reggae scene

Pure Hemp presents:

4/20 Show

Saturday, April 20, 2013

w/ Chameleon Project,

House of David Gang, Resinators & DJ Citizen Sound

Lee's Palace - 529 Bloor St. W

$10 at the door / $7 advance http://tktwb.tw/11MQoMg

Facebook Page: http://on.fb.me/14vOzEj

Doors 9:00pm

Toronto's Dub/Reggae scene bands together for a special celebration of roots reggae, dub and cannabis culture! Chameleon Project are hot off shows at CirQlar & Camp Bisco. House of David Gang is gaining strong exposure on international airwaves with their band new CD "Reggae Warrior". Resinators, Canada's "Live Dub Experience" returns after several years hiatus, original lineup featuring veteran Jamaican drummer Raffa Dean & Blaine Johnson (Mountain Dread) on sound. All joined by DJ Aram Scaram, aka Citizen Sound, whose brand debut has been described as "demonstrative of an identifiably Toronto dub sound that's both melodic and tough for the dance floor."

House of David Gang

www.houseofdavidgang.com

Throughout their career House of David Gang has been known for their uplifting roots rock reggae sound reminiscent of Kingston, Jamaica's music scene in the late 70's mixed with a modern roots Canadian feel. The band takes its name from The House of David, an after-hours spot on Queen Street West that was a hot spot for artists from the city's burgeoning Rastafarian and reggae community from the late 80s until the mid 90s. Now with the release of their album "Reggae Warrior" on NuFunk Records, the band continues to pave their own road as Canada's hardest touring reggae band. Currently #6 on the Canadian Reggae Music Charts!

The Resinators

www.resinators.com

Resinators is a high energy hybrid of DUB & hard rock. It is an urban sound in the roots of traditional dub reggae. From deep classic DUBs to lover’s rock to hard steppas and dancehall, Resinators is a unique vibe. Traditionally, DUB has been defined in terms of studio post-production techniques. Resinators brings the studio on the road, and turns it inside out, playing the DUB live! Back after a several year hiatus, the original "Live Dub Experience" line-up is back together featuring veteran Jamaican drummer Raffa Dean and Mountain Dread on sound and featuring dub fanatics J bass & G star* DUB.

Chameleon Project

www.chameleonproject.com

As Toronto’s agents and instigators of the local live jam, fusion & electronica scene, The Chameleon Project (CP) have been the city’s host to, and shared the stage with, such acts as The New Deal, Lotus, Charlie Hunter, EOTO, Dub Trio, Garage Mahal, Biodiesel and Bassnectar. Armed with bass-heavy material, daring improvisations and mind-bending tonal colors CP weaves elements of dub, jazz, disco and electronica into a narcotic psychedelic fusion. The Project has been regularly astounding audiences by taking listeners on a sonic journey to places, yet uncharted but at once familiar.

+ DJ Citizen Sound

www.reverbnation.com/citizensound

Citizen Sound is the production moniker of Toronto-based DJ and producer Aram Scaram. He began his musical journey as a DJ in 1999 rocking local dance-floors with his soulful, dubbed out vinyl selections. Recording as Citizen Sound Aram released his debut album in 2010. Blending his love of music and sound system culture into a hybrid of dub and soul, reggae and hip hop. He teamed up with some of Canada’s premier singers & musician’s to help bring his home-grown vision to life. The end result is an exciting fusion of sound that pays tribute to the foundational roots

hosted by Melodic Yoza

Proudly sponsored by Pure Hemp Rolling Papers

www.purehemp.com

420, 4:20, or 4/20

from Wikipedia:

Pronounced "four-twenty" is a term used to refer to the consumption of cannabis and, by extension, a way to identify oneself with cannabis subculture. Observances based on the number include the time (4:20 p.m.) as well as the date (April 20). April 20 has evolved into a counterculture holiday in North America, where people gather to celebrate and consume cannabis. A number of songs contain the 420 reference including Bob Dylan's "Rainy Day Women No. 12 & 35," and Crosby Stills and Nash's "4+20".

I asked YO when it would air and he didn't know, but it's this Friday that he does the tapping.

good luck YO!