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Saul Williams, Soul-Jazz Orchestra, Eccodek...PJC. MAR 2nd


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McMaster University's Global Citizen Conference and

The Pepper Jack Cafe

Proudly present the return of...

Saul Williams (Performing a special spoken word performance)

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http://saulwilliams.com/ http://www.myspace.com/saulwilliams

Friday, March 2nd 2007. 8pm Doors open at 7pm. Goes until 2:30am.

Also featuring.

Eccodek (Guelph band recently nominated for best world beat band in the upcoming Junos)

http://www.andrewmcpherson.ca/ www.myspace.com/eccodek

Soul-Jazz Orchestra (Ottawa Afro-Beat Band on Gilles Petersons best of 2006 list at #9)

www.souljazzorchestra.com/

Curry Guns and Maple Syrup ( McMaster U Band placed 2nd in their battle of the bands)

http://www.myspace.com/currygunsandmaplesyrup

DJ Medicine Man (Toronto DJ, host of CIUT show No Mans Land www.myspace.com/medicinemanradio )

DJ Jon Sikich (Hamilton's greatest DJ! Heaps of rare and funky records at a quality that meets international levels.)

This show is in association with McMaster's Global Citizen Conference taking place March 2nd-4th at McMaster University. Please visit http://www.mcmaster.ca/gcc/

For info on the conference please contact the artistic director Becky Nada-Rajah becci53@gmail.com

Advance Tickets are $20 available at Pepper Jack's, Dr Disc or www.tixit.ca Saturday, February 17th, 2007

A special discounted rate will be available for conference attendees. Details on those tba.

www.pepperjackcafe.com

38 King William St. Hamilton

(905)525-6666

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According to

http://www.theblacksheepinn.com/

this Friday, March 2, they have Cara Luft, with Rob Szabo and Ox. I don't know any of them, so can't say whether that'd be better than Souljazz in Hamilton.

Note also that Souljazz will be playing in Ottawa on Saturday, March 10, at Barrymore's, along with Kobo Town and Jokko.

Aloha,

Brad

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Actually the bands will be starting at 8pm.

Souljazz will start at around 12:30 and go until 2am at least.

8:pm: Curry Guns and Maple Syrop

8:30: Dj Medicine Man

9pm: Eccodek

9:45: Medicine Man

10:30: Jon Sikich(DJ)

11: Saul Williams

12: Jon Sikich

12:30-close: Soul Jazz Orchestra.

I'll eat Lazlo's shorts if the Black Sheep show on friday, tops that.

(Ox is cool, and Rob Szabo is playing PJ's at the end of March)

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SJO made the front page of this week's Ottawa XPress:

http://www.ottawaxpress.ca/music/music.aspx?iIDArticle=11516

Aloha,

Brad

This only prooves the myth that you have to make it somewhere else before you make it in your hometown (Ontario bands)... I always thought they were good, but they were friends, and you know, you don't want your friends to think they are too good. But seeing them at the Rivoli on Friday with all this new attention... I can say that I can see what all the fuss is about. Each player is great on their own, so the 'Orchestra' is deffinately a show. Pierre on Keys is a Wizard. You'll hear Guitar, you'll hear rolling baselines, but you won't see a string instrument on the stage. He's absolutely spectacular. Phil on Drums, and Steve on Sax play in a band in Mexico called the People Project. Everytime they go down there and come back their game reaches a whole new level. And with Ray Belting out the harmonies on the Baritone, it's hard not to get lost in the low end syncopation. Their repitoire ranges from Funk, to Afrobeat, to Spanish, to Radiohead (::fingers crossed:: Pierre does a wicked cover of Paranoid Android, and I keep bugging SoulJazz to pick up this tune). So I guess all I'm saying that with Saul Williams setting the mood with some intense spoken word, and SoulJazz closing with up to two hours of fast, tight, and funky tunes to release some of the tension Sauls going to bring... It'll be emotional!

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I should really (re-)urge them to approve uploads to the Live Music Archive. I've probably got about 10 or 15 of their shows recorded, everything from late-night hard funk and afro-beat at Babylon to mellow acoustic jazz amidst restaurant patios to dancy latin and jazz in a pedestrian mall. (I don't think they've approved general/open taping [as far as I know, I'm the only one who's asked], but if someone had the ability/equipment to record them in Hamilton, it might be worth checking with Pierre to see if they'd be OK with having the show recorded, at least to get a copy to the band.)

Aloha,

Brad

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