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This is an email I got from an agent that I work with regularly who represents a few of the bands on the bill. Not trying to spread false info, but he is a pretty trusted source.
This is not a formal announcement or anything, but having made the
rounds of calls to to other agencies, I am certain that the only bands
that think they are playing this festival are the small NY State bands
that may not know what is going on.
My artists are cancelled. All of the other large regionals, small
nationals and headliners are gone as far as I can tell. The sound
company is out.
This event looks like it is a non-event. The same probably goes for The
Secluded Forest Festival. If anybody knows any different please let me
know...
Let your fans know.
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I'd like to be there.
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I really enjoyed the show. Glad they're close to home. I think they'll do well around here.
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i can't miss them this time around. I'll go with you Steve. I'll give you a call about it sometime over the weekend.
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I'm feelin it.
:: You don't even know what I'm talking about, kc.
Watch the footage!
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Doesn't look good!?!?
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Oh, I can't wait for this!! Celebrating with one of the most kind, genuine, caring and all encompassing individuals I know.........can't wait to party with you too Mark
Agreed. Wish I could be there...we'll make up for it sometime soon.
cheers
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No prob! Too bad about the funds for Feat. We'll see ya after though. cheers
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Good times....you let me know about that paisley.
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Theres still tickets available for this show!
Tickets are available through Ticketmaster or in Hamilton at Shady Grove & Spiritual Smoke.
Ticketmaster: Hamilton area, 905.527.7666. Elsewhere, 416-870-8000
Shady Grove: 592 Upper Wellington
Spiritual Smoke: Downtown at the corner of King & Bay
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KIDP presents...
Tortured Soul
Pepper Jack's - Friday July 9
38 King William St., Hamilton
905.525.6666
High speed internet and current version of QuickTime necessary for playback. Download the free player here
If you're having trouble viewing the movie please right click the link and Copy Shortcut, open your QuickTime player, Ctrl+U, right click & paste the URL. Enjoy.
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Tortured Soul is music that will move you. It's a new concept in the world of house music: it's live. The instrumentation is simple and organic drums, electric bass, vintage keys, and soulful vocals. Tortured Soul filters club sounds like Afro Beat and Samba through a lens of jazzy House and American Soul to reflect intense grooves evocative of Jamiroquai, Stevie Wonder, the New Deal, and Fela Kuti.
Tortured Soul was conceived in May 2001 by drummer, singer, and songwriter Christian Urich - known in world of house and R&B as founder and leader of the band Cooly's Hot Box. The single "We Don't Have To Be Alone" introduced Cooly's Hot Box to the house music world, and their acid jazz classic "Don't Throw My Love Around" on Polygram's London/Payday Records is featured on the first Giant Steps compilation and as the hook for Armond Van Heldon's "Funk Phenomenon." Urich has worked with such producers as Reggie Lucas (Madonna, Stephanie Mills), DJ Spinna, and Roger Sanchez (on his album First Contact.)
The first Tortured Soul single for Central Park Recordings was the now-classic house track "I Might Do Something Wrong" re-mixed by Osunlade. The track was an immediate success, playing weekly at New York's legendary party Body & Soul and altering the sound of Central Park Recordings. Inspired by Tortured Soul the label turned in a new direction, and focused on the fusion of soul with deep house music.
Tortured Soul's next two singles involved Alistair Colling and DJ Spinna. For these tracks, Urich incorporated keyboardist Ethan White and bassist Jason Kriveloff. White's style is rhythmic and soulful, blending his background in jazz with Brazilian pop, African rhythms, and 70's R&B. He leads his own piano trio and frequently lends his sound as a sideman. Conservatory-trained bassist Kriveloff fuses the styles of James Jamerson, Bootsy Collins, and Paul Chambers to give Tortured Soul its tight and jazzy bottom end. His Central Park Recordings house project, "The Moves," highlights his writing, singing, and programming skills and debuted at the 2003 Winter Music Conference with "If You Leave Now."
The trio had previously recorded the album The Zone with Velour Records' artist, Topaz. They toured for two years with Topaz sharing stages with legends James Brown, Maceo Parker, John Scofield, Soulive, Widespread Panic, and many others. Their first recording as Tortured Soul, "How's Your Life," captures their intuitive musical rapport and presents a smooth soul-house sound with haunting vocals. The project has evolved into a collaboration with three times its original force for pioneering a new genre: live house.
With the new album ready to hit, the band is transferring their energy to the stage‹dropping heavy beats and thick bass for the body and soul. The show is powerful. The sound is infectious. The music moves.
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Nice!!! I'm sooo happy for you. I'm glad I won't have to tell Denny you're not around.
cheers
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I'm sure we can imagine what the favour was.
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This isn't easy. Too many great songs to pick. They said they wanted to play a completely different show so I'm not asking for anything they played last year.
Here's what I have for them. Wonder what they'll pick?
Time Loves A Hero
Sailin' Shoes
Rock & Roll Doctor
Fool Yourself
Two Trains
Trouble
Rag Mama Rag
Romance Dance
Feats Don't Fail Me Now
Mercenary Territory
Roll Um Easy
Tripe Face Boogie
Let It Roll
Texas Twister
Rad Gumbo
Hamburger Midnight
Edan's Wall
Cajun Rage
Gringo
Missin' You
I'd Be Lyin'
Night On The Town
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Hey folks,
There's going to be a Little Feat after party at Pepper Jack's featuring the Deadicated sounds of Rose Garland. $3 with your Feat ticket stub.
I've invited members of Feat to sit in with Rose Garland. They have a pretty tight schedule following Hamilton but you never know.
Anyway, we're two weeks away today and I'm getting excited! Hope to see some of you at the show.
Cheers
Little Feat
w/Diesel Dog
Club 77 - June 22
77 King William St., Hamilton
Little Feat after party
featuring
Rose Garland
Pepper Jack's
38 King William St., Hamilton
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This one's pretty good as well. IF PARENTS ACTED LIKE BUSH
This one is sad. CHILD'S PAY
I think this one is my favourite at the moment. YEEHAW!
You can find all 150 of them here
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See you there.
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THE JENNY WHITELEY BAND
with BARLEY WIK
Saturday June 5
THE PEPPER JACK CAFE
38 King William St.
905.525.6666
Read about Juno Award–winning singer–songwriter Jenny Whiteley at www.viewmag.com
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Happy Birthday!!! Maybe see you later. If not have a good one.
Cheers
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It's that time again. The band is asking what we'd like to hear at Club 77 on June 22. If anyone is going to the show and there's something specific you want to hear let me know. Below is the set from last year.
All That You Dream
Hate To Lose Your Lovin'
Honest Man
Cold Cold Cold
Easy To Slip >
I know You Rider >
Easy To Slip
Just Another Sunday
Heaven Forsaken
Spanish Moon >
Skin It Back >
Day At The Dog Races
Dixie Chicken >
Dark Star tease >
Dixie Chicken >
Bass Solo >
Key Solo >
Tennessee Jed >
Dixie Chicken,
Fat Man in the Bathtub >
Get Up Stand Up >
Fat Man In The Bathtub
(encore)
Willin' >
Don't Bogart That Joint >
Willin'
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Stephen Franke will be before Raisinhill. Sorry I wasn't clear on that.
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PEPPER JACK CAFE SUMMER SHOWS. GOOD TIMES!!
in Soundboard
Posted
It's a joke I believe.
Phix
Sat July 17
Club Dada
Dallas, TX