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Wish I could make it! Sure to be an awesome show I'd bet. Have a great one!

Never mind, I answered my own question. Sorry, I should have looked first.

When does it start and finish? Are they announcing it or do you just have to be "in the know?"

Nice! 25% pay hike! That's fantastic! http://www.canada.com/topics/finance/story.html?id=9fedde78-c6a4-4fd9-8409-3ee4b70e0c28&k=45746

I think that's Photoshopped. Was that already aparent to everyone? Look at the way her left hand is touching the box. It just doesn't look natural.

We need a Codetalkers forum!!! Come on now! Please?!?! They're easily better than the Slip so let's do it!

Is finally here! This is it baby! It all starts getting better from this point forward! Each day a little more light! Summer here we come! Happy Solstice! It is interesting to note that the actual Solstice, the point at which the sun is the furthest away from the equatorial plane and during winter, the furthest away from us, is tomorrow morning at 12:22am. Anyone going to be awake?

This is completely out of control! http://concerts.wolfgangsvault.com/ConcertDetail.aspx?id=20049671|2164 Concert Summary Don Baldwin - drums Mickey Thomas - vocals, percussion Johnny Bee - guitar Michael "Fly" Brooks - bass Billy Slais - keyboards, saxophone Elvin Bishop - vocals, guitar Bay Area mainstay, Elvin Bishop had a smokin’ hot backing band in place when he recorded this timeless performance at New York’s Bottom Line club in 1976. Signed to Capricorn Records, the home of Southern Rock, Elvin Bishop offers up a hot set of country flavored blues-rock at this show. Bishop, a former member of The Paul Butterfield Blues Band, had a cult following until he aligned with Capricorn, who found him a #1 hit single, “Fooled Around And Fell In Love.†This performance, however, is closer to Bishop’s musical heart, and has more to do with the Southern rock vibe created by The Allmans and the Marshall Tucker Band than it does with commercial pop hits. Bishop lets his band jump into the spotlight often, with keyboardist Clive Brooks and guitarist Johnny Bee grabbing many of the solos. Bishop balances intense musical performances with light-hearted dialogue, as is apparent on songs like "Fishin’," where he tells a lengthy tale of how the band went fishing and the guitarist, drunk on Jack Daniels, kept scaring the fish away. Vocalist Mickey Thomas would soon leave Bishop’s band and take drummer Don Baldwin with him. In 1978 he and Baldwin were asked to join Jefferson Starship when it became a rock ’n’ roll hit factory known simply as Starship. Musically, the highlight of this show is the band’s high energy version of “Joy,†which mixes gospel, blues, rock and funk into one cohesive song. Bishop’s lyrics on his popular country-rock romp, “Travelin’ Shoes,†is anything but politically correct, yet back then you could hear lyrics such as these on the radio: “I talk and talk and talk and she doesn’t hear a word I said; Let me get my baseball bat and send her out of her head...â€

Was it bouche?

I love ya brother! I hope you're having a GREAT one!

That makes complete sense. Thanks Greg.

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Awesome! I wish I could make it but this time of year is just about impossible for such things. Have a great show!

Check out this rare old picture that my sister passed along to me. I guess it was really cold for a really long time in 1911.

Just read this in a MMW e-mail message: "In July, John Medeski and John Scofield will tour as a duet! "The Johns" will tour Europe together. Concerts are being confirmed now. More details to come." Wow. I'd like to hear that.

Wait a minute. What the hell does she mean that "Santa isn't real?"

For anyone interested, I have uploaded the following old Caution Jam show to archive.org. You can find it here. Caution Jam 2000-08-26 Evolve Music Festival, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada Source: Unknown (Soundboard?) * A>D Transfer: Unknown * SHN Transfer: CD > EAC v0.9b4 > WAV > mkwACT 0.97 BETA 1 > SHN Recording by Unknown A>D Tranfer by Unknown CD>SHN Tranfer by William Russell Tracking by Unknown (Tracks 1 - 3), William Russell (Tracks 4 -9) Track Labeling by William Russell Disk 1 01. Touch Of Grey > Cumberland Blues [15:03] 02. Good Morning Little Schoolgirl% [04:55] 03. Big Yellow Taxi^ [05:38] 04. China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider [14:43] 05. Shady Grove > [07:19] 06. Shakedown Street@ > [08:53] 07. Ramble On Rose [05:44] 08. Banter [01:19] 09. Aiko Aiko# [08:43] Total [1:12:20] % Sonny Boy Williamson Cover ^ Joni Mitchell Cover @ With a cappella ending # With Drum Solo Intro & Band Introductions Notes * Extracted from a CD called: Cowboots: East Coast Puzzle 1 Caution Jam Evolve August 25-27, 2000 Antigonish, N.S. Liner Notes Read: Caution Jam is: Les Garant Eric Fefferman Mark Crissinger Bruce Brooker We borrowed music from... Joni Mitchell, Jerry Garcia, Robert Hunter, S.B. Williamson and some traditional tunes... We played for Jimmy Dorey, our sppiritual guidence, and for Bruce Griffin, stranded in Switzerland. 3 days of Canada's top jam bands & DJ's brought to you by: Aqua Productions & Scarecrow Presents... evolvefestival@canada.com www.infinitymedia.ns.ca Song List Read: Touch of Grey > Cumberland Blues Good Morning Little Schoolgirl Big Yellow Taxi China Cat Sunflower > I Know Your Rider Shady Grove > Iko Iko Bruce Brooker on Drums Mark Crissinger Guitar/Vocals Eric Fefferman Guitar/Vocals Les Garant on Bass/Vocals

Yup, that's the one.

That's not true actually. A year or so ago, an independant study revealed that wikipedia was at least as accurate as the print version of Encyclopedia Britannica.

Anyone record this?

Serioulsy though; this should be moved to the Slip forum. Let's keep everything nice and compartmentalized. We don't want any cross-pollination. I don't get it actually: You obviously saw this thread yet it wasn't moved. Do you need some help moderating? Are there set rules for what gets moved? This one seems obvious.

Rumour has it that the incomparable Ricky Neu will be on the kit with the Bluebudzz tonight instead of John McCann who cannot make it due to family obligations. Look out KW!

Any chance that someone could record this for me? I can't make it up there and I'd really like a recording of all the bands. A simple soundboard would be wonderful. Anyone? I'll offer to do all the post-recording work.

MARCEL PETER LLOYD GUDERIAN 1966 - 2006 Died suddenly and unexpectedly at his parents home, on Wednesday, December 13, 2006, while visiting his family and many music making friends. Marcel had recently celebrated his 40th birthday with his parents and friends in B.C. Cherished son of Walter and Evelyn. Dear brother of Angie and her husband David Holloway, and Doug and his wife Karen Guderian. Beloved uncle of Rachel and Daley Holloway, Bianca, Sierra, Amber, and Marina Guderian. He was also the dear master of his lovely dog Mia. Having been born and raised in Waterloo and going to high school at Bluevale Collegiate Institute and Guelph University, he went on to work for Delta Elevator Company Limited. More recently he had been building his dream home on his beloved mountain in the Slocan Valley of B.C. Friends are invited to share their memories of Marcel with his family during a memorial service at the Erb & Good Family Funeral Home, 171 King Street South, Waterloo on Monday, December 18, 2006 at 1:30 p.m. in the funeral home chapel. Cremation has taken place. Reception will follow in the Fireside Reception Room. In lieu of flowers, expressions of sympathy may be made to the Cardiac Fitness Association and can be arranged through the funeral home, 519-745-8445 or www.erbgood.com In living memory of Marcel, a tree will be planted through the Trees for Learning Program by the funeral home.

Yes, that is true. It is a 'scotch-style' whisky. From wiki: To be called Scotch whisky, the spirit must conform to the standards of the Scotch Whisky Order of 1990 (UK), which clarified the Scotch Whisky Act of 1988, and mandates that the spirit: - Must be distilled at a Scottish distillery from water and malted barley, to which only other whole grains may be added, have been processed at that distillery into a mash, converted to a fermentable substrate only by endogenous enzyme systems, and fermented only by the addition of yeast, - Must be distilled to an alcoholic strength of less than 94.8% by volume so that it retains the flavour of the raw materials used in its production, - Must be matured in Scotland in oak casks for not less than three years and a day, and Must not contain any added substance other than water and caramel colour. - May not be bottled at less than 40% alcohol by volume. That's an excellent bottle of scotch as well. I recently finished a bottle that a friend bought for me so that I'd be able to have a scotch while visiting him. I found, that with a little water it really opened up nicely. I normally consume my scotch neat. However, Leanne bought me a bottle of cask-strength Lagavulin for Christmas last year and I didn't really enjoy it until I added a little water. After that, it was the most glorious thing I have ever tasted.