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Hats off to Shawn Trotter for taking =
the initiative=20
and risk in starting up the Southern Ontario Fingerstyle Guitar =
Assoc. =20
First meeting was on Moday night in Hamilton and was a good =
success. Good=20
assortment of players and enough listeners came out to support this =
first time=20
event.
The plan is to meet every two weeks and =
have=20
players come up and play a couple of tunes. There is a featured =
performer=20
each week. See below for more details.
Bob M
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Guitar players
Just a=20
reminder about the first get together of the Southern Ontario =
Fingerstyle=20
Guitar Association (SOFGA) taking place tomorrow night, Monday, =
March 31.=20
SOFGA meets every 2nd week at the Staircase Theatre Cafe, 27 Dundurn =
Street=20
North in Hamilton, start time is 7:30PM. It is an open stage (2 songs =
each) with=20
a special guest performer each meeting.
This=20
week we welcome special guest performer David Gillis www.davidgillis.com
Future=20
guest performers include:
April=20
14: Mark Daum
April=20
28: Mike Daley
May 12:=20
Bob MacLean
So tell=20
all of your guitar playing friends, and come on out!
I'm=20
looking forward to meeting you
Shawn=20
Trotter
Shawn=20
Trotter <shawntrotter@sympatico.ca&g=
t;
www.shawntrotter.com
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From jeremiah-mccaw@rogers.com Wed, 02 Apr 2003 17:30:20 -0500
Date: Wed, 02 Apr 2003 17:30:20 -0500
From: Jeremiah McCaw Budnark jeremiah-mccaw@rogers.com
Subject: [mplpost] Re: Glen Reid & Sundridge Fest
At 09:24 AM 4/2/2003, you wrote:
>Slight correction Jeremiah.....yes, Glen Reid will be performing at the
>White Oak Festival and not at the Almaguin Festival -sorry, my mistake, I
>called it the Sundridge fest but I meant that that's where it takes place
>- on the same day, July 12th, but he is still the Artistic Director of
>the Almaguin Fest (I'm helping him out alittle).
>
>Lillian
I stand further corrected, then. Thanks Lillian. At least I got an
opportunity to plug the Oakville thing! :-)
Jeremiah
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From sualexanian@sympatico.ca Wed, 2 Apr 2003 19:00:46 -0500
Date: Wed, 2 Apr 2003 19:00:46 -0500
From: Su Alexanian sualexanian@sympatico.ca
Subject: [mplpost] One Big No:Artists Against War:Peace Festival
Is Rick Fielding of CIUT on this list? If so can you reply to me off
post regarding Toronto's Peace Festival
next weekend?
thanks
su
Su Alexanian
purplesu.com
416 597 3275
purple songs, soundtracks and other stuff
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From lillianw@interlog.com Wed, 02 Apr 2003 19:41:10
Date: Wed, 02 Apr 2003 19:41:10
From: Lillian Wauthier lillianw@interlog.com
Subject: [mplpost] ON: Correction-Zoe Chilco
ZOE CHILCO
When: Sat. April 19th
Time: 9pm
Where: the Oasis Bar and Restaurant
780 Queen St. East, Toronto (just east of Broadview)
416 469-5423
Admission: $6
Zoe Chilco is a Toronto-area vocalist/songwriter whose style is blues
and jazz-based. Her material includes originals and covers from both these
genres, with occasional forays into folk and country blues as well. Zoe's
voice is her main instrument, conveying emotion and play in rich and
sultry tones through her songs of love: lost, found, real and fantasy.
She performs with her band Funky Knees, or solo, accompanying herself on
keyboards, in Toronto and in the Haliburton area where she now resides.
You can access some sound samples of Zoe's CD's on her website at:
www.chilcostreet.ca/zoe
_____________________________________________________
Lillian Aida Wauthier
Acoustic Harvest Folk Club -http://acousticharvest.cjb.net
Fiddles and Frets Music
Patio Records (MA) Canadian Division Rep.
Ontario Council of Folk Festivals
Lillipat - Music for Young Children
Mariposa Folk Foundation
Email: lillianw@interlog.com
Telephone: 416-264-2235/Fax: 264-2168
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From takenote@takenotepromotion.com Wed, 2 Apr 2003 22:06:59 -0500
Date: Wed, 2 Apr 2003 22:06:59 -0500
From: Take Note! Promotion takenote@takenotepromotion.com
Subject: [mplpost] Reminder: Kevin Burke's "Naked Fiddle" Comes to Toronto
For Immediate Release
Wednesday, April 2, 2003
Kevin Burke's "Naked Fiddle" Comes to Toronto
=============================================
Toronto, 2/04/03 -- Renowned Irish fiddler Kevin Burke is coming to Toronto
for his only Canadian performance in 2003. Colourmark Productions is
pleased to present Kevin Burke in concert on Friday, April 11 (8pm) at
Christ Church Deer Park, 1570 Yonge St., Toronto. Tickets are $18 in
advance or $20 at the door.
Kevin will also be leading a workshop for experienced fiddlers on
Saturday, April 12 at 1:00 pm, in the Guild Room of Christ Church Deer Park.
Workshop admission is $45.
Tickets to both events can be ordered by calling Jim Mallory, Colourmark
Productions at (905) 201-7697.
"Burke is blessed with a silky touch on the bow that
effortlessly moves from one note to the next, creating
an aural experience unlike any other in Irish
traditional music today."
Irish Echo
Kevin Burke started with the classical violin in his native London, but
soon developed an interest in Irish fiddle tunes, performing in Ceili Bands
from his early teens. His work during the 1970's with Arlo Guthrie, Christy
Moore and the Bothy Band quickly established Burke as a first class musician
and brought him international acclaim in both Europe and America, while his
far-reaching album 'If the Cap Fits' earned him recognition as an exciting
soloist. "Burke's fiddling is one of the high spots of the current Irish
musical scene." [Irish Times]
By 1980 Kevin had settled in the USA and was performing with Bothy Band
colleague Micheal O'Domhnaill. Their two albums, 'Promenade' and
'Portland', became -- and still are -- very influential resources for many
traditional musicians. Kevin is a founding member (1985) of the group
Patrick Street -- highly successful on both sides of the Atlantic -- which
recently released its 9th album, 'Street Life'. Kevin spent much of the
90's recording and performing in a series of highly successful concert tours
with a trio of fiddle players known as The Celtic Fiddle Festival (with
Scotland's Johnny Cunningham and Brittany's Christian Lemaitre), and he has
recently become a featured member of Tim O'Brien's wonderful 'crossover'
band The Crossing. "Burke imparts a rhythmic intensity that is remarkably
powerful. a superior instrumentalist in any idiom. impressively virtuosic"
[The New York Times].
Lately, Kevin has been devoting more time to solo playing. "I started
to think that, with the great popularity of various groups over the last 25
years or so, many people have forgotten that this kind of music used to be
played mainly solo. The bands, groups and accompanists are a relatively
recent development (in fact one great musician from an older generation told
me not long ago that "accompanists are a bit like vice presidents - you
don't really need 'em"), so I thought it would be interesting to let people
hear the 'naked' fiddle once more." In 1999, he released a live album In
Concert, recorded from two (mostly solo) performances at Portland Oregon's
Artichoke Music. This past year, Kevin Burke was awarded a National
Heritage Fellowship by Washington's National Endowment for the Arts -- the
United States' highest honour in the folk arts for artists, teachers,
innovators and guardians of traditional art forms.
Whether solo or accompanied, on record or in concert, Burke is "a first
class traditional musician" [The Oregonian] and "a lyrical player of
emotional electricity" [The Washington Post]. "Kevin Burke plays the fiddle
so smoothly, with such buoyancy, and with such relaxed showmanship, that
even a large concert hall becomes intimate." [The New Yorker]
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Kevin Burke will arrive in Toronto the evening of Thursday, April 10,
and will be available for telephone interviews prior to that day.
Please contact Take Note! Promotion to book interviews,
or to request media passes.
For further information, contact:
Alyssa Wright or Nick Naffin at Take Note! Promotion
burke-tor@takenotepromotion.com 1-866-348-0310
Or visit:
www.kevinburke.com
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From lewnmole@sentex.net Wed, 2 Apr 2003 22:57:00 -0500
Date: Wed, 2 Apr 2003 22:57:00 -0500
From: BJ Lewis (Open Bookings) lewnmole@sentex.net
Subject: [mplpost] GIG ON: Crete & Lewis - Concert @ Eating Disorders Awareness Walk (Guelph, Sunday afternoon)
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Crete & Lewis Invited Back for Third Annual Angela's Walk for Eating =
Disorders Awareness
An invitation to enjoy a brisk healthy walk and rich vocal harmonies on =
a beautiful spring afternoon - all in support of an excellent cause: =
Body Image Acceptance and Eating Disorders Prevention. Proceeds of the =
Walk go to: The Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Eating Disorders Coalition =
http://www.eatingdisorderscoalition.ca/ Big Kudos to Guelph's Angela =
Marchione for all of her hard work in organizing this event for three =
consecutive years! It's not too late to register to walk in support of =
funding for this very important issue.=20
For the third year in a row, acclaimed local vocal harmonies duo Brenda =
Lewis & Nonie Crete have been invited back to sing "Even More Songs =
about Loving Food & Loving Yourself the Way You're Made!", a selection =
of folk, blues and jazz repertoire. Once again, their concert is very =
kindly sponsored by the Homewood Health Centre. Rave reviews of Nonie & =
Brenda at: http://www.noniecrete.com/ Listen to Brenda's version of =
"Peel Me a Grape" at: http://www.cwilsonmusic.com - click on =
'ensembles', then 'vocal trio'). If that isn't a song about loving food, =
then what is ...?
When: This Sunday Afternoon, April 6, 2002 (* Remember: The clocks roll =
forward by 1 hour)
=20
11am to 12:30pm: Registration
12:30 - 1pm: Welcome & Warm-ups
1pm: The Walk Begins (or if people prefer to run)
and will continue until 2:30pm
2:30-3pm: Entertainment (Nonie & Brenda), Food & Beverages (late lunch) =
for walk
participants
3:00 to 3:30pm: Fabulous Prize Draw giveaways from many generous =
sponsors of this event
=20
Where: among the budding trees at The Arboretum, University of Guelph
http://www.uoguelph.ca/~arboretu/ (map here)=20
Cost to Participate is:
$10.00 per person in advance...OR $15.00 on day of event - with or =
without pledges.
Or just drop by to enjoy the music and leave a donation in the =
'donations box'. All help is much appreciated!
*** To pre-register or for more info/press interviews, please call the =
organizer (Angela Marchione) at: 519-831-4377
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An invitation to enjoy a brisk healthy walk =
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vocal harmonies on a beautiful spring afternoon - all in=20
support of an excellent cause: Body Image Acceptance and Eating=20
Disorders Prevention. Proceeds of the Walk go to: The Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Eating Disorders =
Coalition=20
http://www.eatingdisorderscoalition.ca/
Big Kudos to Guelph's Angela =
Marchione=20
for all of her hard work in organizing this event for three =
consecutive=20
years! It's not too late to register to walk in support of funding for =
this very=20
important issue.
For the third year =
in a=20
row, acclaimed local vocal harmonies duo Brenda =
Lewis=20
& Nonie Crete have been invited back to sing "Even More Songs about Loving Food & =
Loving=20
Yourself the Way You're Made!", a selection of folk, blues and =
jazz=20
repertoire. Once again, their concert is =
very=20
kindly sponsored by the Homewood Health Centre. Rave=20
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Brenda's version of "Peel Me a Grape" at: http://www.cwilsonmusic.com=
=20
- click on 'ensembles', then 'vocal trio'). If that isn't a =
song about=20
loving food, then what is ...?
When: This Sunday Afternoon, April =
6, 2002=20
(* Remember: The clocks roll forward by 1=20
hour)
11am=20
to 12:30pm: Registration
12:30 - 1pm: Welcome &=20
Warm-ups
1pm: The Walk Begins (or if people prefer to =
run)
and=20
will continue until 2:30pm
2:30-3pm: Entertainment =
(Nonie=20
& Brenda), Food & Beverages (late lunch) for=20
walk
participants
3:00 to 3:30pm: Fabulous Prize Draw giveaways from =
many=20
generous sponsors of this event
Where: among the budding trees at The =
Arboretum,=20
University of Guelph
http://www.uoguelph.ca=
/~arboretu/ =20
(map here)
Cost to Participate =
is:
$10.00 per=20
person in advance...OR $15.00 on day of event - with or without=20
pledges.
Or just drop by to enjoy the music and leave a donation in =
the=20
'donations box'. All help is much =
appreciated!
*** To pre-register or for more info/press =
interviews, please call=20
the organizer (Angela Marchione) at:=20
519-831-4377
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From zora@pacinfo.com Tue, 1 Apr 2003 00:41:07 -0800
Date: Tue, 1 Apr 2003 00:41:07 -0800
From: zora zora@pacinfo.com
Subject: [mplpost] Dave Van Ronk
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This is forwarded from Christine Lavin. Thanks for your attention.
Doug Tucker
the texas chainsaw acoustic hour
somewhere in the lower 48
_______________________________________________________________
Christine Lavin has asked us to post this info on a project near and =
dear to her heart.
Dear Canadian Folk DJs:
Please join us on Sunday May 18th to celebrate what the New York City =
Council
has officially declared "Dave Van Ronk Day." We want you, the =
international folk dj
community, to be involved directly in this event. Tom Paxton, Patrick =
Sky,
Odetta, Paul Geremia, David Massengill, Danny Kalb, Elijah Wald, Frank
Christian, Frank Tedesso, Rosalie Sorrels, Sylvia Tyson, Bill Morrissey,
Chris Lowe, Eve Silber, Jeremy Wallace, Phil Namenworth, Terre Roche, =
Suzanne
Vega, Jack Hardy, Josh Joplin and me, Christine Lavin, will be gathering =
at
The Bottom Line, (http://www.bottomlinecabaret.com) 15 West 4th Street =
in New York City for two shows, 3:00 and 8:30 PM -- along with artists =
Suze Rotolo and Enzo Bartoccioli plus special
surprise guests (Suze and Enzo are assembling an intermission slide show =
of
Dave's life; the surprise guests are, well, surprise guests!). Everyone =
is
performing one song -- a song written by Dave, made famous by Dave or
inspired by Dave. Excerpts from the forthcoming book by Elijah Wald, =
"The
Mayor of MacDougal Street" will be read throughout the show by Suzanne =
Vega.
The show is called "Dave Van Ronk Day: Celebrating the Spirit And =
Legacy of
the Mayor of MacDougal Street." Tickets are $25, the box office is
212.228.6300 and part of the net proceeds will go toward the editing and
mastering of Dave's very last concert (October 2001) which, lucky for =
us, was
preserved on tape. Those who have heard it call it 'the quintessential =
Ronk
experience.' He knew (although no one else did) that it was his last =
show.
At the time of his death he was not signed to any record label, so the =
plan
is to master this album as best as can be done (we are currently talking =
to a
team of engineers who have years of experience with archival material to =
do
it up right). Although Dave was nominated for a Grammy, he never won =
one,
but he wanted to very much. We are hoping that with this project maybe =
we
can help that dream of his to come true.
If you want to participate in this event, Sunday, May 18th, please =
devote part of your show to the music of Dave Van Ronk, talk about it =
being "Dave Van Ronk Day" in New York City -- and let me know
that you are doing this (I have set up a special email box =
vanronkday@aol.com
specifically for you, the djs, and nothing else). If you are NOT on
the air that day, but are the week prior, do your tribute to Dave at =
that
time and also let me know. I am personally keeping the list of all the =
djs
who take part -- so I need you to email:
your name
your program's name
what time it airs
station call letters
city/state
That list will be incorporated into the events of that day, either as =
part of
the slide show, or posted at the entrance of the club, or in a printed
program.=20
None of the performers are getting paid -- they are all donating their =
concert
fees to the pot to get Dave's last concert out there.
Dave Van Ronk influenced hundreds of singer/songwriters for close to 50
years. During his lifetime, while revered by many, even receiving a =
Lifetime
Achievement Award from ASCAP, he never quite received the acclaim that =
he
deserved. We are hoping this event will help to put the spotlight on =
him
once more, raise enough money to release his last album, and hey, it's =
going
to be a great party.
I hope you can be part of it, even if you can't be in New York (or get =
here
if you can!). If you ever met Dave, or saw him perform, or got to =
interview
him, you know what a brilliant man he was, and how deserving he is of =
this
event.
Sincerely,
Christine Lavin
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This is forwarded from Christine=20
Lavin. Thanks for your attention.
Doug Tucker
the texas chainsaw acoustic hour
somewhere in the lower 48
_______________________________________________________________<=
/FONT>
Christine Lavin has asked us =
to post=20
this info on a project near and dear to her heart.
Dear Canadian Folk =
DJs:
Please join us on Sunday =
May 18th to=20
celebrate what the New York City Council
has officially declared =
"Dave Van=20
Ronk Day." We want you, the international folk dj
community, to =
be=20
involved directly in this event. Tom Paxton, Patrick =
Sky,
Odetta, Paul=20
Geremia, David Massengill, Danny Kalb, Elijah Wald, Frank
Christian, =
Frank=20
Tedesso, Rosalie Sorrels, Sylvia Tyson, Bill Morrissey,
Chris Lowe, =
Eve=20
Silber, Jeremy Wallace, Phil Namenworth, Terre Roche, Suzanne
Vega, =
Jack=20
Hardy, Josh Joplin and me, Christine Lavin, will be gathering =
at
The Bottom Line,=20
(http://www.bottomlinecabaret.com) 15=20
West 4th Street in New York City for two shows, 3:00 and 8:30 PM -- =
along with=20
artists Suze Rotolo and Enzo Bartoccioli plus special
surprise guests =
(Suze=20
and Enzo are assembling an intermission slide show of
Dave's life; =
the=20
surprise guests are, well, surprise guests!). Everyone =
is
performing=20
one song -- a song written by Dave, made famous by Dave or
inspired =
by=20
Dave. Excerpts from the forthcoming book by Elijah Wald, =
"The
Mayor of=20
MacDougal Street" will be read throughout the show by Suzanne =
Vega.
The=20
show is called "Dave Van Ronk Day: Celebrating the Spirit And =
Legacy=20
of
the Mayor of MacDougal Street." Tickets are $25, the box =
office=20
is
212.228.6300 and part of the net proceeds will go toward the =
editing=20
and
mastering of Dave's very last concert (October 2001) which, lucky =
for us,=20
was
preserved on tape. Those who have heard it call it 'the=20
quintessential Ronk
experience.' He knew (although no one else =
did)=20
that it was his last show.
At the time of his death he was not signed =
to any=20
record label, so the plan
is to master this album as best as can be =
done (we=20
are currently talking to a
team of engineers who have years of =
experience=20
with archival material to do
it up right). Although Dave was =
nominated=20
for a Grammy, he never won one,
but he wanted to very much. We =
are=20
hoping that with this project maybe we
can help that dream of his =
to come=20
true.
If you want to =
participate in this=20
event, Sunday, May 18th, please devote part of your show to the =
music of=20
Dave Van Ronk, talk about it being "Dave Van Ronk Day" in New York City =
-- and=20
let me know
that you are doing this (I =
have set up a=20
special email box vanronkday@aol.com
specifically for you, the =
djs, and=20
nothing else). If you are NOT on
the air that day, but are =
the week=20
prior, do your tribute to Dave at that
time and also let me =
know. I am=20
personally keeping the list of all the djs
who take part -- so I need =
you to=20
email:
your name
your program's name
what time it =
airs
station=20
call letters
city/state
That list will be incorporated into =
the events=20
of that day, either as part of
the slide show, or posted at the =
entrance of=20
the club, or in a printed
program.
None of the performers =
are getting=20
paid -- they are all donating their concert
fees to the pot to get =
Dave's last=20
concert out there.
Dave Van Ronk influenced hundreds of=20
singer/songwriters for close to 50
years. During his lifetime, =
while=20
revered by many, even receiving a Lifetime
Achievement Award from =
ASCAP, he=20
never quite received the acclaim that he
deserved. We are =
hoping this=20
event will help to put the spotlight on him
once more, raise enough =
money to=20
release his last album, and hey, it's going
to be a great =
party.
I=20
hope you can be part of it, even if you can't be in New York (or get =
here
if=20
you can!). If you ever met Dave, or saw him perform, or got to=20
interview
him, you know what a brilliant man he was, and how =
deserving he is=20
of this
event.
Sincerely,
Christine=20
Lavin
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From rflohil@sympatico.ca Thu, 3 Apr 2003 02:10:14 -0500
Date: Thu, 3 Apr 2003 02:10:14 -0500
From: Richard Flohil rflohil@sympatico.ca
Subject: [mplpost] Watershed ticket discount ends April 11
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Please retain for events listings
Watershed Four's 'Early Bird'
ticket sale ends April 11
A major discount on tickets for Watershed Four, the major summer
music festival set for Walkerton, Ontario, August 30 and 31, will end
on April 11.
"Early bird" weekend tickets are only available in the
Walkerton area and in Kitchener, and were designed to give local
residents a price break, said Richard Sharpe, head of Next
Presentations, the organizers of the event.
"Given the harsh winter we've had, it's been hard to think
about summer," he added. "That's why we extended the discount for a
few weeks."
Up until April 11, weekend tickets are $126.00 with single
day tickets set at $76.00.
The Early Bird tickets are on sale at a number of local
outlets including the Walkerton Chamber of Commerce, Heather's Pet
Centre in Hanover, Jack Reid Leisure & Thrifty Car Rental in Owen
Sound, and the Old Roxy Theatre in Mount Forest, as well at Highland
Sight & Sound in Fergus and Lifetime Video Production in Walkerton.
The tickets are also on sale at the Kitchener Auditorium, and
may be ordered by phone at 519 -745-0303 or 1-800-265-6368.
Meanwhile, regularly priced tickets are on sale at all
Ticketmaster locations in Ontario, with a limited number of VIP seats
available at $126.00 per day.
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Watershed Four: The lineup
Saturday, August 30: Terri Clark, Melissa Etheridge,
Merle Haggard, Our Lady Peace, Travis Tritt, ZZ Top
Sunday, August 31: Bryan Adams, Emerson Drive, Peter Frampton,
Emerson Drive, Chantal Kreviazuk, Aaron Lines, Martina McBride, LeAnn
Rimes
Website: www.watershedfestival.ca
For media information contact: Laurie Lockhart, Richard Flohil & Associates,
Ph: 416-351-1323 E-mail: rflohil@sympatico.ca / laurie.rflohil@sympatico.ca
For marketing information contact: Next Presentations, Ph: 519-323-9898
April Schenk, E-mail: april@nextpresentations.com
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Watershed ticket discount ends April
11
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Watershed Four's 'Early
Bird'
ticket sale ends April 11
A major discount on tickets for Watershed
Four, the major summer music festival set for Walkerton, Ontario,
August 30 and 31, will end on April 11.
"Early bird" weekend
tickets are only available in the Walkerton area and in Kitchener, and
were designed to give local residents a price break, said Richard
Sharpe, head of Next Presentations, the organizers of the
event.
"Given the harsh winter we've had, it's been
hard to think about summer," he added. "That's why we extended
the discount for a few weeks."
Up until April 11,
weekend tickets are $126.00 with single day tickets set at
$76.00.
The Early Bird tickets are on sale at a number
of local outlets including the Walkerton Chamber of Commerce,
Heather's Pet Centre in Hanover, Jack Reid Leisure & Thrifty Car
Rental in Owen Sound, and the Old Roxy Theatre in Mount Forest, as
well at Highland Sight & Sound in Fergus and Lifetime Video
Production in Walkerton.
The tickets are also on sale at the
Kitchener Auditorium, and may be ordered by phone at 519 -745-0303 or
1-800-265-6368.
Meanwhile, regularly priced tickets are on sale at all
Ticketmaster locations in Ontario, with a limited number of VIP seats
available at $126.00 per day.
-30-
Watershed Four: The lineup
Saturday, August 30: Terri Clark, Melissa Etheridge,
Merle Haggard, Our Lady Peace, Travis Tritt, ZZ Top
Sunday, August 31: Bryan Adams, Emerson Drive, Peter
Frampton, Emerson Drive, Chantal Kreviazuk, Aaron Lines, Martina
McBride, LeAnn Rimes
Website: www.watershedfestival.ca
For media information contact: Laurie Lockhart, Richard
Flohil & Associates,
Ph: 416-351-1323 E-mail: rflohil@sympatico.ca /
laurie.rflohil@sympatico.ca
For marketing information contact: Next Presentations, Ph:
519-323-9898
April Schenk, E-mail:
april@nextpresentations.com
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From val.cormier@3web.net Thu, 3 Apr 2003 00:05:36 -0800
Date: Thu, 3 Apr 2003 00:05:36 -0800
From: V. Cormier val.cormier@3web.net
Subject: [mplpost] Playlist - "Folk Oasis" - April 2/03
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FOLK OASIS
CiTR 101.9 FM
Vancouver, BC
two hours of eclectic roots music
Wednesdays, 9 - 11 pm PST
Host: Val Cormier
folkoasis@canada.com
=20
station info / live audio stream
at http://citr.ca
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=20
April 2, 2003
EUGENE CHADBOURNE - New New New War War War
Protest Records #6 (Protest)
http://www.sonicyouth.com/prmp3/New_New_New_War_War_War.mp3
DOC WATSON - White House Blues
Trouble In Mind: The Doc Watson Country Blues Collection (Sugar Hill)
<|>TREVOR MILLS - Military Governmental Contract
Karaoke Cowboy (self)
<|>AENGUS FINNAN - Rollin' Home
North Wind (Borealis)
THE LIMELITERS - The Power and the Glory
Until We Get It Right! (Crescendo)
DANU - The Buck From the Mountain/Paddy Killoran's
All Things Considered (Shanachie)
REPTILE PALACE ORCHESTRA - Godecki Cacak
Balkans Without Borders (Omnium)
<|>BOCEPHUS KING - Goodnight Forever Montgomery Clift
(pre-release) All Children Believe In Heaven (Tonic)
ASYLUM STREET SPANKERS - Stinkin'
ep (Spanks A Lot)
MARK BERUBE - Bomb Sniffing Dog
Shut Up So I Can Play (BC2)
THE GOURDS - Ceiling's Leaking
Cow Fish Fowl or Pig (Sugar Hill)
<|>DANIEL LANOIS w/EMMYLOU HARRIS - I Love You
Shine (Anti)
MASON JENNINGS - New York City
Century Spring (Architect)
<|>ROB LUTES - Never Be Mine
Middle Ground (self)
[concert calendar: music bed - <|>JOU TOU/Danses du peuple Yi-A & =
Yi-B/Jou Tou (self) ]
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<|>DAVID P. SMITH - Bus Depot Blue
Hurtin' Dance Party (self)
<|>LINDA McRAE & CHEERFUL LONESOME - Sweet Surrender
Cryin' Out Loud (Black Hen)
<|>STEVE COFFEY and the LOKELS - Watching Daddy Dance
East of East Coulee (self)
STEPPIN' IN IT - Red-Haired Boy=20
Last Winter In the Copper Country (Hippo Coop)
THE RANCHHANDS - Everybody Says
The Ranchhands (Clutch)
OLD HAT - Corrina, Corrina
The Brains Behind Pa (Grass Magoops)
TIM GRIMM - 1913 Massacre
Coyote's Dream (Vault)
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playlists archived at http://www.folkradio.org
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''What does Bush want from us? Saddam is our choice, and even if he will =
have us survive on just bread, we still want him.''=20
An Iraqi woman in Baghdad, standing next to the ruins of the Baghdad =
telephone exchange.=20
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Vancouver, =
BC
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PST
Host: Val Cormier
folkoasis@canada.com
station=20
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at http://citr.ca
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April=20
2, 2003
EUGENE CHADBOURNE - New New New War War War
Protest Records #6 (Protest)
DOC WATSON - White House Blues
Trouble In Mind: The Doc Watson Country Blues Collection (Sugar =
Hill)
<|>TREVOR MILLS - Military Governmental Contract
Karaoke Cowboy (self)
<|>AENGUS FINNAN - Rollin' Home
North Wind (Borealis)
THE LIMELITERS - The Power and the Glory
Until We Get It Right! (Crescendo)
DANU - The Buck From the Mountain/Paddy Killoran's
All Things Considered (Shanachie)
REPTILE PALACE ORCHESTRA - Godecki Cacak
Balkans Without Borders (Omnium)
<|>BOCEPHUS KING - Goodnight Forever Montgomery Clift
(pre-release) All Children Believe In Heaven (Tonic)
ASYLUM STREET SPANKERS - Stinkin'
ep (Spanks A Lot)
MARK BERUBE - Bomb Sniffing Dog
Shut Up So I Can Play (BC2)
THE GOURDS - Ceiling's Leaking
Cow Fish Fowl or Pig (Sugar Hill)
<|>DANIEL LANOIS w/EMMYLOU HARRIS - I Love You
Shine (Anti)
MASON JENNINGS - New York City
Century Spring (Architect)
<|>ROB LUTES - Never Be Mine
Middle Ground (self)
[concert calendar: music bed - <|>JOU TOU/Danses du peuple=20
Yi-A & Yi-B/Jou Tou (self) ]
<|>DAVID P. SMITH - Bus Depot Blue
Hurtin' Dance Party (self)
<|>LINDA McRAE & CHEERFUL LONESOME - Sweet =
Surrender
Cryin' Out Loud (Black Hen)
<|>STEVE COFFEY and the LOKELS - Watching Daddy Dance
East of East Coulee (self)
STEPPIN' IN IT - Red-Haired Boy
Last Winter In the Copper Country (Hippo Coop)
THE RANCHHANDS - Everybody Says
The Ranchhands (Clutch)
OLD HAT - Corrina, Corrina
The Brains Behind Pa (Grass Magoops)
TIM GRIMM - 1913 Massacre
Coyote's Dream (Vault)
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<|> =3D CanCon
playlists =
archived at=20
http://www.folkradio.org
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''What does Bush want from us? Saddam is our choice, and even if he =
will=20
have us survive on just bread, we still want him.''
An Iraqi woman in Baghdad, standing next to the ruins of the =
Baghdad=20
telephone exchange.
http://www.boston.com/dailynews/093/nation/Current_Quotations_:.sht=
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From sodhi@chem-eng.utoronto.ca Thu, 03 Apr 2003 09:29:53 -0500
Date: Thu, 03 Apr 2003 09:29:53 -0500
From: Rana Sodhi sodhi@chem-eng.utoronto.ca
Subject: [mplpost] Ginny Hawker - Tracy Schwarz - Cajun Fiddle workshop with Tracy
correction - new location
A correction to the workshop information that was posted for the Tracy Schwarz/Ginny Hawker visit
Tracy Schwarz workshop takes place at Chez Schlangri-La, 648 Bloor St. West.
It is intermediate Cajun Fiddle, $15 dollars,
Contact Peter Jellard at 416-537-8038
All other information for Cajun dance/Appalachian workshop/concert is as before:
To summarize:
May 2 Cajun dance - Tracy + Swamperella.
Lessons at 8 pm; dance at 9 ($14/12 - @ TRANZAC)
May 3 Concert with Ginny & Tracy (8 pm - $16/14)
May 3 Cajun (intermediate fiddle) workshop with Tracy
(1 pm - $15 @ Chez Schlangri-La, 648 Bloor St. W - Peter - 416-537-8038)
May 3 Appalachian vocal workshop - Ginny
(1 pm - $12 @ 113 Spadina Rd – Dan - 416 925 1022)
Sorry about any inconvenience
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Rana N.S. Sodhi
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Surface Interface Ontario
Department of Chemical Engineering & Applied Chemistry
University of Toronto
Office: 416 978 1470; Lab: 416 978 5381
Fax: 416 978 8605
www.si-ontario.utoronto.ca
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Flying Cloud Folk Club
416 410 FOLK (machine)
www3.sympatico.ca/flying_cloud_folk
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From jenwhite@knockgrafton.com Thu, 3 Apr 2003 11:01:01 -0500
Date: Thu, 3 Apr 2003 11:01:01 -0500
From: Jennifer White jenwhite@knockgrafton.com
Subject: [mplpost] GIG ON: April 4, 2003
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Just a reminder of our Mutual Benefit Concert and Photo Exhibit:
Jennifer White and Robert McMaster=20
Landon Public Library
167 Wortley Road
London Ontario
Friday, April 4, 2003
Concert Starts at 7:30 pm
Come early to view exhibit and snack on refreshments starting at 6:30 pm
Tickets are $10, available at Landon Library
A peaceful oasis in a chaotic time, featuring the lovely sounds of =
original Celtic-inspired music by Jennifer White (Celtic Harp, Vocals =
and Storytelling), accompanied by Robert McMaster (Soundscape and =
Worldbeat Percussion), and the lovely sights of scenic and portrait =
photography by Robert McMaster. Robert is exhibiting his photographic =
works, "Silent Meditations" and "Images of the Mind", from April 1 =
through to May 2, 2003 at Landon Library. It has taken some =
arm-twisting (he assures me he'll be fully recovered for drumming =
Friday) to convince him to pull all those wonderful prints out of =
storage and show them off at last. The reviews so far from those who =
have wandered through during set up this week have been glowingly =
positive (universal oohing and awing). Proceeds from the concert will =
benefit the Landon Library book collection.
Hope to see you there...
Jennifer White and Robert McMaster
Knockgrafton Productions=20
London ON=20
jenwhite@knockgrafton.com
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Landon Public Library
167 Wortley Road
London Ontario
Friday, April 4, 2003
Concert Starts at 7:30 pm
Come early to view exhibit and snack on =
refreshments starting at 6:30 pm
Tickets are $10, available at Landon=20
Library
A peaceful oasis in a chaotic time, =
featuring the=20
lovely sounds of original Celtic-inspired music by Jennifer White =
(Celtic Harp,=20
Vocals and Storytelling), accompanied by Robert McMaster (Soundscape and =
Worldbeat Percussion), and the lovely sights of scenic and portrait =
photography=20
by Robert McMaster. Robert is exhibiting his photographic=20
works, "Silent Meditations" and "Images of the Mind", from April 1 =
through=20
to May 2, 2003 at Landon Library. It has taken some arm-twisting =
(he=20
assures me he'll be fully recovered for drumming Friday) to convince him =
to pull=20
all those wonderful prints out of storage and show them off at =
last. The=20
reviews so far from those who have wandered through during set up this =
week have=20
been glowingly positive (universal oohing and awing). Proceeds =
from the=20
concert will benefit the Landon Library book collection.
Hope to see you there...
Jennifer White and Robert =
McMaster
Knockgrafton Productions
London ON
jenwhite@knockgrafton.com
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From takenote@takenotepromotion.com Thu, 3 Apr 2003 11:44:57 -0500
Date: Thu, 3 Apr 2003 11:44:57 -0500
From: Nick Naffin takenote@takenotepromotion.com
Subject: [mplpost] Dave Van Ronk
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Approval maplepostZora wrote:
This is forwarded from Christine Lavin. Thanks for your attention.
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Ah, Das Boot of Spanish Leather.
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Ah, Das Boot of Spanish=20
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From mckenty@sosmusic.ca Thu, 3 Apr 2003 12:59:28 -0500
Date: Thu, 3 Apr 2003 12:59:28 -0500
From: sosmusic mckenty@sosmusic.ca
Subject: [mplpost] Watershed ticket discount ends April 11
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Watershed ticket discount ends April 11Merle Haggard and Our Lady Peace =
on the same bill? I never thought I would see that. It's a beautiful =
thing ...=20
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Subject: [mplpost] Watershed ticket discount ends April 11
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Watershed Four's 'Early Bird'
ticket sale ends April 11
A major discount on tickets for Watershed Four, the major summer music =
festival set for Walkerton, Ontario, August 30 and 31, will end on April =
11.
"Early bird" weekend tickets are only available in the Walkerton =
area and in Kitchener, and were designed to give local residents a price =
break, said Richard Sharpe, head of Next Presentations, the organizers =
of the event.=20
"Given the harsh winter we've had, it's been hard to think about =
summer," he added. "That's why we extended the discount for a few =
weeks."
Up until April 11, weekend tickets are $126.00 with single day =
tickets set at $76.00.=20
The Early Bird tickets are on sale at a number of local outlets =
including the Walkerton Chamber of Commerce, Heather's Pet Centre in =
Hanover, Jack Reid Leisure & Thrifty Car Rental in Owen Sound, and the =
Old Roxy Theatre in Mount Forest, as well at Highland Sight & Sound in =
Fergus and Lifetime Video Production in Walkerton.
The tickets are also on sale at the Kitchener Auditorium, and may =
be ordered by phone at 519 -745-0303 or 1-800-265-6368.
Meanwhile, regularly priced tickets are on sale at all =
Ticketmaster locations in Ontario, with a limited number of VIP seats =
available at $126.00 per day.
-30-
Watershed Four: The lineup
Saturday, August 30: Terri Clark, Melissa Etheridge,
Merle Haggard, Our Lady Peace, Travis Tritt, ZZ Top
Sunday, August 31: Bryan Adams, Emerson Drive, Peter Frampton, =
Emerson Drive, Chantal Kreviazuk, Aaron Lines, Martina McBride, LeAnn =
Rimes
Website: www.watershedfestival.ca
For media information contact: Laurie Lockhart, Richard Flohil & =
Associates,
Ph: 416-351-1323 E-mail: rflohil@sympatico.ca / =
laurie.rflohil@sympatico.ca
For marketing information contact: Next Presentations, Ph: =
519-323-9898
April Schenk, E-mail: april@nextpresentations.com
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Watershed ticket discount ends April 11
Merle Haggard and Our Lady Peace on the =
same=20
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thing ...=20
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Flohil