briguy

Hey TimmyB

Do you know what other Cale songs Clapton covers? Off the top of my head I can think of "Cocaine", "After Midnight" & “Traveling Light”. I think there's one more...do you know?

I'm assuming it's the 4:45 - 5:45 TBA (possible drum jam) slot. Anyone? I'd better get a move on!

Great Dylan article in the Hamilton Spectator today if you're in the area and can pick one up.

man where's my head at...I'm supposed to be out east then. dumb ass

See ya there.

Okay seriously folks. Do not miss this show. Stephen Franke will blow your mind. I think it was one of the best gigs i saw last year. I promise you will not be disappointed. See you there.

Anyone know what time BNB will be on?

Man I needed that. What a great show!!! Good to see them doing something productive. I'd have to disagree that Scott's in good shape though....looked more like a junkie to me and exhausted at times. Slash and Duff clearly enjoy playing with him though and he's a true rock star with all the moves. I think every band member is a recovering heroin addict...I hope they can keep their shit together long enough to bring us more music. It was a real treat seeing Weiland perform. Had been wondering if he would be alive long enough for me to see him do his thing. Good times.

Well you're probably going to have a bunch of people wishing you happy birthday because I've been spreading the news like wild fire. I was told this was going to be a bit of a bday thing for you so that's just the way it's gonna be now. I imagine you'll be extra saucy tonight. ::

And yes you will get hurt.

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[paisley... but briguy would say the same]

dancin extra hard for ya Crystal Tears

GO TIME ! ! ! !

(edited by paisley posting as briguy)

[paisley]

get this way bro.... suns already down ::

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[paisley @ briguy's]

right on Del... shake up them Young sisters and get here soon!

so far backwards that I'm forwards again

Going to pick up paisley now. Back in about 25 min.

Just got the padding up on the walls....ready when you are!

Grolsch

you're welcome to bring your beer and liquor here!

It's MarcO's Birthday! Happy Birthday MarcO!

Look out... ---->

Resinators have come along way in the last few years so if you thought they were good back then you're in for a surprise. And Mr. Something Something are fabulous. Definitely my favourite new band on the scene.

Good times tomorrow...I hear it's a certain someone's Bday also.

yes

VIEW MAGAZINE

HAMILTON MUSIC NOTES

By Ric Taylor

MIKE DALEY

“I took a break,” offers singer/songwriter Mike Daley on

his self–imposed three–year hiatus from a decade of

near–nightly showcasing on Hamilton’s stages. “It was

just what I needed to do at that time.”

Since the ’80s and the age of 15, Daley has been playing,

writing and touring around Ontario—stints with Jack

Diamond, Nine Big Dogs, a nascent version of the Killjoys,

Uncle Violet, The Eggmen, Cowboymouth and hundreds

of solo gigs all load up his resume over the last two

decades, but a recent reclusion, a vacation from the pub

grind, brought Daley to loftier musical heights while fans

were wondering what happened. Tonight they can find

out.

As a teacher of a popular music course formerly at

McMaster University and now at York, Daley has strived

for the high notes. Daley moved to Toronto last fall,

working at CBC radio as a classical music radio producer.

He also works regularly on Classic Album Live (Rolling

Stones, Queen and the coveted George Harrison part in a

Revolver/RubberSoul re–creation) and is finding himself

playing much more regularly with the likes of Justin

Rutledge and Suzie Vinnick. He’s also reunited with jazz

bassist Rob Clutton, with whom he formed the Winged

Marsupials back when the two were attending high

school in Burlington.

And three years after his last solo CD, Been Here and

Gone, he’s returning to Angelcave Studio this summer to

record a new disc, with Rob Lamothe producing.

“My new songs are more introspective than my previous

work,” he muses. “I used to like to play with words, but I

did a lot more self–exploration in the last couple of years.

I’m just trying to figure out who I am. On the first album, I

gave all the songs pretty short arrangements and I’m

going to stretch out a little more. I’ve been listening to

Van Morrison and the way that he teases out all the

different threads of the song. I’d really love to improvise

and make the songs more open that way. It’s not going to

be jazz but sort of a little more floating kind of feel than a

laying down the groove rock kind of thing.”

“I’m just starting to get going again,” assures the singer.

“I have to play. I love to play. It’s my world! I play a bunch

of old songs, new songs, some requests from the crowd. I

like the punk songs and the Grateful Dead songs and the

jazz and country and southern gospel songs. Everything, I

love it all and I can’t stop. That’s my whole social world

and I missed it totally.

“I used to do a lot of commercial gigs and covers when I

was in Hamilton,” confides Daley. “Since I’ve been in

Toronto I’ve been focusing on creative, interesting, cool

music. It’s a lot easier to feel like an artist when you’re not

playing ‘The Lady In Red.’”

Mike Daley plays live at The Pepperjack Café this

Thursday, May 13.

whore, are you going to call me about that?

Thanks! I've heard it announced for the Tuesday on several occasions so I'm thinking this was an isolated incident. There website says Tuesday and the ticket contests are for the Tuesday. Was it on the concert calendar? When was this? Any info will help.

Thanks again for letting me know,

cheers

lol