Jaimoe

I'll second the recommendation of Greil Marcus' Mystery Train. It remains one of the most influential rock and roll books. If it means anything, Mystery Train is still studied in university music history courses. Another great read is Tony Fletcher's Keith Moon biography. It's not sensationalistic and it does what good biographies should do; it takes you back to a place and time, examining the social surroundings and introduces fascinating characters.

I'm sure it's beautiful.

Great news Bob! What's the wedding song going to be?

This site has seen an inordinate amount of bad grammar and spelling over the years, but calling the Opera House "Oprah House" has to be my favourite. No offense Chameleon.

Off the top of my head: One of the best musicians in this country plays with his trio every Monday at The Orbit Room in Little Italy (on College Street). Grossman's has excellent blues every night. The Silver Dollar has excellent blues every night... and great bluegrass on Wednesday's with Crazy Strings. The Rex has great jazz and blues every night. The Cameron House has great bands every night. Check out The Horseshoe for New Music Night every Tuesday.