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<strong>Fourth</strong> <strong>Coast</strong><br />
entertainment magazine<br />
Upstate and Northern New York’s Music, Events & <strong>Entertainment</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong><br />
MAY 2013 EDITION<br />
Volume 7 Issue 10<br />
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<strong>Fourth</strong> <strong>Coast</strong> <strong>Entertainment</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong> / <strong>May</strong> 2013<br />
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CLAYTON COMMUNITY BAND CONCERT TO<br />
BENEFIT HOSPICE OF JEFFERSON COUNTY<br />
“Whitney Houston Tribute”, “Les Misérables”,<br />
“Braveheart” … and more!’ has been selected<br />
as the theme for the Clayton Community Band’s<br />
first concert of its 2013 season, which will be performed<br />
at 7 PM on <strong>May</strong> 7th at the Clayton Opera<br />
House. Under the direction of Gloria Hvizdos<br />
Musser, the Band, which serves as the Resident<br />
Ensemble of the Clayton Opera House, will present<br />
the concert as a benefit for Hospice of Jefferson<br />
County. A special note to concert-goers: with<br />
a new ticket policy at the Opera House, all seats<br />
for the Community Band concerts will no longer<br />
be general seating, but rather, each person will<br />
purchase a ticket for a specific seat. Ticket prices<br />
remain at $5.00 each, and any student accompanied<br />
by an adult will continue to be admitted free.<br />
However, the students will need tickets for their<br />
specific (free) seats in the Opera House. All concert-goers<br />
will need tickets.<br />
The Clayton Community Band was founded<br />
in the summer of 2004 and its conductor and<br />
instrumentalists represent many walks of life, a<br />
wide range of ages, and come from hometowns<br />
throughout the North Country and beyond. The<br />
Band truly is a ‘family’ of musicians who gather<br />
together each week because of their love of making<br />
music together. In addition, the Clayton<br />
Community Band has consistently reached out<br />
to assist those in need by donating its concert<br />
proceeds to local charitable organizations such as<br />
Hospice.<br />
The Band’s <strong>May</strong> 7th concert will showcase a<br />
wide variety of musical styles, tempos and emotions.<br />
Familiar to all will be a medley of well-known<br />
tunes made popular by Whitney Houston; another<br />
medley from the show and movie “Les Misérables”;<br />
and music from the Oscar-nominated<br />
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will also be able to reminisce as they listen<br />
to Jimmy Webb’s “MacArthur Park”. Incorporating<br />
a Spanish feel, the Band will perform “Spanish<br />
Fever”, which will feature the percussion section<br />
of the Band, and a Spanish March entitled “El<br />
Conquistador”. Also included in the concert program<br />
will be the popular “When I’m Sixty-Four”;<br />
and two very lyrical pieces entitled “Adagio” and<br />
“Ouachita”. Music donated to the Band by one<br />
of its members in honor and memory of Trombonist<br />
and Band member Gerry Adler, entitled<br />
“Finale from Symphony No. 5” by Shostakovich;<br />
the Band’s signature piece - “March St. Lawrence”<br />
- composed by Gloria H. and Willard I. Musser;<br />
and patriotic selections will complete the evening’s<br />
program. Concert-goers of all ages are welcome<br />
to attend the concert.<br />
In addition to the <strong>May</strong> 7th concert, the<br />
Clayton Community Band’s 2013 concert season<br />
will include the following dates, with all of the<br />
programs being held at 7 PM at the Clayton Opera<br />
House: July 2nd (“A Patriotic Spectacular!”),<br />
August 20th, October 8th and December 3rd (the<br />
Band’s Holiday Concert).<br />
The Clayton Opera house is handicapped-accessible.<br />
People needing extra assistance<br />
entering the Opera House for the <strong>May</strong> 7th<br />
concert may contact the Opera House ahead of<br />
time at 686-2200. Admission to the concert is<br />
$5.00. Concert goers are encouraged to utilize<br />
the Opera House Box Office during its business<br />
hours from 11 AM – 5 PM every Tuesday through<br />
Friday to purchase tickets ahead of time. For the<br />
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<strong>Fourth</strong> <strong>Coast</strong> <strong>Entertainment</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong> / <strong>May</strong> 2013<br />
A Taste of the Arts An Evening of Food,<br />
Art and Fun – LPCA Spring Benefit<br />
The Lake Placid Center for the Arts invites you to<br />
indulge in A Taste of the Arts: An Evening of Food.<br />
Art. Fun. on Monday, <strong>May</strong> 13 from 5:30 PM to 9 PM.<br />
This festive evening will feature a medley of delicious<br />
Backstage Bites from several of Lake Placid’s<br />
finest eateries followed by It Goes Without Saying,<br />
a one-man show by acclaimed performance artist<br />
Bill Bowers. Chaired by Jon Donk, this Spring Benefit<br />
will help raise much needed funds to support<br />
the Artistic Programming of the Lake Placid Center<br />
for the Arts. Reservations are strongly encouraged,<br />
limited walk-ins will be accepted. Please call the<br />
LPCA at 523-2512 to reserve your spot or for more<br />
information. The LPCA gratefully acknowledges<br />
the corporate sponsor for this event, The Whiteface<br />
Lodge<br />
Dinner service for the event begins at 5:30 PM.<br />
“Dinner by the bite” will be served throughout the<br />
LPCA facilities, including the education studios and<br />
backstage. This Progressive Dinner will features<br />
delicious bites by local restaurants, including Cake<br />
Placid, Chair 6, The Chocolatier, The Cowboy, Desperados,<br />
Green Goddess, Lake Placid Pub & Brewery,<br />
Liquids and Solids, Saranac Sourdough, Temptations<br />
Gourmet and The Whiteface Loge. Indulge<br />
in assorted specialty dinner bites plus beer provided<br />
by Lake Placid Pub & Brewery, wine and soda.<br />
The performance of Bill Bowers’ It Goes Without<br />
Saying will begin at 7:00 PM. Bowers is an acclaimed<br />
Broadway actor having originated roles in<br />
Broadway’s The Lion King. Compared to the work<br />
of David Sedaris, Claudia Shear and Augustin Burroughs,<br />
It Goes Without Saying is a uniquely crafted<br />
autobiographical tour-de-force in which Bill shares<br />
funny, heartbreaking, and unbelievable true stories<br />
from his career as an actor and mime, and his lifelong<br />
exploration of the role silence plays in all our<br />
lives. It Goes Without Saying takes you on a scenic<br />
tour of Bill’s life thus far; from his childhood in the<br />
wilds of Montana, to outrageous jobs as a performer<br />
across the country, to the whirlwind of Broadway<br />
and studying with the legendary Marcel Marceau.<br />
The party continues post-performance in the<br />
LPCA Gallery with delicious desserts and specialty<br />
treats. Wind down with a cocktail while chatting<br />
with new LPCA Executive Director James Lemons<br />
and visiting artist Bill Bowers. A Taste of the Arts will<br />
be sure to leave you craving more.<br />
Reservations are requested. Please contact<br />
the LPCA by <strong>May</strong> 2 to reserve your space in advance<br />
as tickets may not be available after that date<br />
. Call 523-2512 or LakePlacidArts.org for more<br />
information.<br />
Dancing for First-Timers<br />
POTSDAM - Dancing for First-Timers tact SLC Arts to register: 315-265-6860, slcartscouncil.org.<br />
Students who register for<br />
Todd Moe teaches ballroom dancing classes<br />
for beginners starting <strong>May</strong> 3 at SLC Arts. all three classes only pay $50 per couple.will<br />
Moe will offer Foxtrot, Waltz, and Rhumba be sure to leave you craving more.<br />
on Fridays, <strong>May</strong> 3, 10, and 17 from 6:30- Reservations are requested. Please<br />
7:30pm. Classes are $20 per couple per evening,<br />
and meet in room 230 of Downtown space in advance as tickets may not be avail-<br />
contact the LPCA by <strong>May</strong> 2 to reserve your<br />
Snell Hall, 41 Elm St. Students should wear able after that date . Call 523-2512 or Lakesoft<br />
soled shoes suitable for dancing. Con-<br />
PlacidArts.org for more information.<br />
Improvisational Quilting Class at TAUNY<br />
Quilters of all levels--including beginners--can<br />
learn the art of improvisational piecing to create<br />
fun, freeform quilt blocks at TAUNY. On Saturday,<br />
<strong>May</strong> 11, from 9 a.m. to 12 noon, quilter and experienced<br />
sewing arts instructor Alice David (www.<br />
fromthehollowtree.com) will teach the techniques<br />
of improvisational piecing, quilting, and finishing/<br />
binding.<br />
During the class, at least one block will be<br />
made into a quilted “mug rug”—the perfect size<br />
for a cup of tea or coffee and a snack. Other 8”<br />
blocks could be used at home to make more mug<br />
rugs or other items such as decorative pockets<br />
on a tote bag , apron, journal cover, or pillow, or<br />
joined with others in a wall hanging. Improvisational<br />
piecing is a perfect “scrap-busting” project,<br />
so bring your scrap bag and have some creative<br />
fun! Participants need only basic sewing skills and<br />
should be able to sew a straight seam.<br />
The cost is $25 for the three-hour class ($20<br />
for TAUNY Friends), plus an $8 materials fee. Materials<br />
fee is waived if you bring your own fabric<br />
backing and batting (call or email TAUNY for detailed<br />
materials list). Everyone is welcome to bring<br />
fabric scraps to use or share in the time-honored<br />
scrap-trading tradition.<br />
Pre-registration and payment are required by<br />
3 p.m. Friday, <strong>May</strong> 10. Please call TAUNY at (315)<br />
386-4289 or email Hannah at programs@tauny.<br />
org with any questions or to register.<br />
Events, Music & <strong>Entertainment</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong> for NNY & Surrounding Areas
ART, PERFORMING ARTS &<br />
LITERATURE DIRECTORY<br />
- adirondacks -<br />
Adirondack Artists’ Guild<br />
52 Main St., Saranac Lake, NY<br />
Genre: Fine Art Gallery<br />
Contact/Web: 518-891-2615<br />
www.adirondackartistsguild.com<br />
Bio: Celebrating fine art in the Adirondacks since<br />
1997, the Adirondack Artists’ Guild is a cooperative<br />
retail art gallery with 14 members. New<br />
monthly exhibits in addition to displays of members<br />
work. All 14 members are award-winning<br />
artists that live and work in the tri-lakes region.<br />
Ceramics, oil, watercolor & acrylic painting, photography,<br />
pastels, drawing, mixed media, digital<br />
media and fiber art are all represented. Gallery<br />
hours are Monday through Saturday from 10 until<br />
5, with extended hours until 7 on Thursday and<br />
Friday in the summer, and from 12-3 on Sundays.<br />
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Hildreth, Sandra:<br />
Adirondack Landscapes & Mandalas<br />
Genre: Fine Art<br />
Contact/Web: 518-891-1388<br />
www.SandraHildreth.com<br />
Bio: Oil and watercolor paintings of the Adirondack<br />
wilderness, “plein air” and studio works. Unique<br />
landscape mandala paintings based on Tibetan<br />
Buddhist mandalas. Commissions welcomed.<br />
Studio in Saranac Lake open by appointment only.<br />
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Lake Placid CENTER FOR THE ARTS<br />
Genre: Performing Arts Center<br />
Contact/Web: (518) 523-2512<br />
www.lakeplacidarts.org/<br />
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Pendragon Theater Saranac Lake, NY<br />
Genre: Performing Arts<br />
Contact/Web: (518) 891-1854<br />
http://www.pendragontheatre.org/<br />
Bio: Pendragon Theatre is an ensemble of artists,<br />
based in the Adirondacks, dedicated to preserving<br />
the vitality and enhancing the quality of professional<br />
theatre through year round performance<br />
and education programs.<br />
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- Upstate NY -<br />
7’s CERAMICS Redwood<br />
Genre: Ceramics<br />
Contact/Web: 315-222-6180, ljevans@live.com<br />
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AKWESASNE MUSEUM<br />
Genre: Fine Arts, Traditional Arts<br />
Contact/Web: 518-358-2461,<br />
www.akwesasneculturalcenter.org<br />
Bio: Located at 321 State Rte 37 in Akwesasne,<br />
the museum is downstairs from the library, with<br />
its own ground-level entrance behind the cultural<br />
center building. There are interactive exhibits to<br />
view and engage with, including sample songs<br />
from the ancient to the contemporary. We also<br />
have a great little museum shop with Mohawkmade<br />
baskets and other items for sale.<br />
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THE ART ATTIC / DANCY NOBLE<br />
Genre: Art Studio / Custom Frame Shop<br />
Contact/Web: 315-347-3443<br />
Bio: Established for 15yrs in DeKalb Junction<br />
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Bickford, Wilson<br />
Genre: Fine Art/Art Instruction<br />
Contact/Web: Phone: (315) 287-4514<br />
www.wilsonbickford.com<br />
Bio: Mr. Bickford is an award-winning artist<br />
and published author (“Wildlife Landscapes YOU<br />
Can Paint” - NorthLight Books) He teaches fine<br />
art classes in Oils, Acrylics and Watercolors for<br />
ALL skill levels. Private group sessions are also<br />
available. Please refer to his website for on-going<br />
monthly class schedules.<br />
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Clayton Opera House<br />
Genre: Performing Arts Center<br />
Contact/Web: 315-686-2200<br />
http://www.claytonoperahouse.com/<br />
Bio: The newly renovated Clayton Opera House is<br />
now open year-round for performances and private<br />
or public functions. Built in 1903, this historic<br />
landmark has served the 1000 Islands in many<br />
roles for more then a century. The three story<br />
structure houses the Town offices on the lower<br />
level, a balconied performance hall with proscenium<br />
stage on floors one and two, and a ballroom<br />
and meeting rooms on the top floor.<br />
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CPS - Community Performance Series<br />
Genre: Theatre<br />
Contact/Web: Phone: 315-267-2277<br />
www.cpspotsdam.org/<br />
Bio: Presenting Excellence in the Performing Arts<br />
at SUNY Potsdam<br />
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Edwards Opera House<br />
Genre: Performing Arts Center<br />
Contact/Web: 315-562-8213<br />
http://www.edwardsartscouncil.org/<br />
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FREDERIC REMINGTON ART MUSEUM<br />
Genre: Art Museum<br />
Contact/Web: Phone: (315) 393-2425<br />
www.fredericremington.org<br />
Bio: The mission of the Frederic Remington Art<br />
Museum is to collect, exhibit, preserve and interpret<br />
the art and archives of Frederic Remington.<br />
We foster an appreciation for and understanding<br />
of the artist by educating our audience in the visual<br />
arts, providing a context for Remington’s art<br />
and times, and offering hands-on opportunities to<br />
individuals of all age groups.<br />
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GIBSON GALLERY<br />
Potsdam<br />
Genre: Art Gallery at SUNY Potsdam<br />
Contact/Web: (315) 267-2000<br />
http://www.potsdam.edu/gibson/<br />
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GOLDENAIRES BARBERSHOP CHORUS<br />
Genre: Chorus<br />
Contact/Web: 315-386-2802<br />
Bio: Men of all ages who like to sing, join us every<br />
Monday night for a few hours of fun.<br />
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KELLER COUNTRY Norwood<br />
Genre: Quilting<br />
Contact/Web: 315-353-2910,<br />
E-mai to kimquilts@twcny.rr.com<br />
Bio: Handmade Decorative Quilts and Miniatures<br />
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THE LITTLE THEATRE OF WATERTOWN<br />
Genre: Theatre<br />
Contact/Web: 315-782-6218<br />
Bio: One of the oldest theater groups in the state.<br />
Auditions are open to all.<br />
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NORTHERN BLEND CHORUS<br />
Ladies A Cappella Chorus of Harmony, Inc.<br />
Genre: 4-Part A Cappella Singing<br />
Contact/Web: (315) 788-5967<br />
www.northernblendchorus.homestead.com<br />
Bio: Performs for organizations throughout the<br />
year plus an annual A Cappella Show “SING<br />
FLING” every year in October at the Dulles State<br />
Office Building.<br />
Interested women welcomed to all rehearsals at<br />
7:00 on Monday evenings at All Souls Unitarian<br />
Universalist Church, 1330 Gotham Street, Watertown.<br />
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OCP - Ogdensburg Command Performances<br />
Genre: Theatre<br />
Contact/Web: Phone: (315) 393-2625<br />
www.ilovetheatre.org/<br />
Bio: Presenting the Finest Professional Performances<br />
for 45 years...<br />
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ONNY - Orchestra of Northern New York<br />
Genre: Professional Symphony Orchestra<br />
Contact/Web: Phone: 315-267-3251<br />
www.orchestraofnorthernnewyork.org<br />
Bio: The Orchestra of Northern New York, is the<br />
only professional symphony orchestra based in<br />
the North Country.<br />
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Obsidian Custom Video<br />
Genre: Videography<br />
Contact/Web:(315) 322-1728<br />
www.obsidiancustomvideo.com,<br />
www.youtube.com/obsidiancv<br />
info@obsidiancustomvideo.com<br />
Bio: Obsidian Custom Video was founded 15 years<br />
ago by musicians, so we work from a musician’s<br />
viewpoint across all subjects. Obsidian specializes<br />
in the digital filming and DVD production of<br />
concerts, stage performances, oil painting lessons,<br />
sports events, nature video, weddings and business<br />
applications. All projects are custom designed to<br />
the customer’s preferences. Our two camera filming<br />
and editing technique brings depth and amazing<br />
detail to the finished product. A noted local<br />
artist said, “I looked for years to find someone who<br />
could do the kind of two camera work that you do!”<br />
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ORIGINAL YANKS DRUM & BUGLE CORPS.<br />
Genre: Drum & Bugle Band Oxbow, NY<br />
Contact/Web: Phone: 315-788-5228<br />
www.originalyanks.com/<br />
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Perception Photography<br />
by Hope Marshall Evans Mills, NY<br />
Genre: Portrait Photography, Artistic Images,<br />
Freelance Promotion, Freelance Writing,Greeting<br />
Cards, Post Cards, Poetry<br />
Contact/Web: (315)286-2065<br />
www.perceptionphotography.biz<br />
Bio: My vision starts with a God given talent to go beyond<br />
the veil of daily life and see the undercurrent. I<br />
search for signs of ancient life still living and waiting<br />
to be rediscovered. I hope to preserve the memory of<br />
human life with portraiture, the dreams of the past with<br />
my artistic images of historical buildings and properties<br />
and promote fellow entrepreneurs with my freelance<br />
promotion work. I am a published writer and enjoy adding<br />
my special touch to Greeting Cards with my poetry.<br />
ATTENTION:<br />
ARTISTS, WRITERS, PERFORMERS, ect.<br />
Send your: Name/Business, Genre and Location<br />
Contact Information, and a Short Bio to:<br />
fourthcoast@twcny.rr.com<br />
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QUENVILLE, BEVERLY Malone, NY<br />
Genre: Watercolor & Oil Paintings<br />
Contact/Web: 518-483-9411<br />
Bio: Art has always been a big part of Beverly<br />
Quenville’s life. Growing up in Malone, NY, she took<br />
every art class that Franklin Academy had to offer.<br />
She then majored in Art Education at Buffalo State<br />
College and returned to teach in the Malone Central<br />
School District for the next 33 years. Beverly has<br />
many fond memories of her students and the art<br />
projects they worked on during those years. The<br />
best part of teaching was the fact that she learned<br />
as much from her students as they did from her.<br />
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RICHARD F. BRUSH ART GALLERY<br />
Genre: Art Gallery at St. Lawrence University<br />
Contact/Web: :(315) 229-5174<br />
http://www.stlawu.edu/gallery/<br />
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Scriminger, Kourtnee D. / Rayne Storm<br />
Genre: Author of Children’s / New Age Spirtuality<br />
Contact/Web: (P) 315-379-9543<br />
(W) www.theMagickalCauldron.com<br />
Bio: Currently working on releasing my first ‘New<br />
Age Children’s Workbook’ through Schiffer Publishing.<br />
Full of Stories, Learning Activities, Crafts<br />
and Projects. Available Late 2011/Early 2012.<br />
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SLAP - St. Lawrence Area Poets<br />
Genre: Poetry<br />
Contact/Web: www.slapoets.org<br />
John Berbrich at ataraxia1114@aim.com<br />
Bio: Local poets loosely organized for mutual support<br />
& the occasional critique of poems. Meetings<br />
held monthly at various sites in the Canton-<br />
Potsdam area. Also open-mike poetry readings<br />
arranged every month or two at various venues.<br />
SLAP has been going strong since April 2007. Always<br />
looking for new members.<br />
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TOWNE, PAULA<br />
Gouverneur, NY<br />
Genre: Oil Paintings & Woodburning Art Work,<br />
Art Gallery, Studio & Printing Shop<br />
Contact/Web: 315-287-0892<br />
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TAUNY<br />
Canton, NY<br />
Genre: Gallery & Folkstore<br />
Contact/Web: (315) 386-4289<br />
http://www.tauny.org/<br />
Bio: Celebrating the customs and creativity of Everyday<br />
Life in Northern NY.<br />
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Utter, Judith<br />
Genre: Botanical Artist, Studio/Gallery<br />
Contact/web: 315-386-3517<br />
judithutter@gmail.com www.judithutter.com<br />
Bio: I specialize in watercolors of a Botanical nature,<br />
combining art and science. I sell works on<br />
paper and canvas, also prints and luxurious,<br />
unique silk scarves. My art is a detailed interpretation<br />
of the beauty I see in the natural world.<br />
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VICKERY, BILLIJO<br />
Genre: Oils, Acrylic and Watercolor<br />
Contact: 315.261.4498, billijo_vickery@yahoo.ca<br />
Bio: Born in Santa Rosa, California but currently<br />
lives and works in Potsdam, NY. Focus in<br />
landscapes and the personal interpretation of the<br />
human spirit through her own visual analysis.<br />
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WARREN, TINA<br />
Genre: Painter - sawblades,canvas boards, canvas,<br />
and anything made of wood<br />
Contact/Web: 315 250 2026, tinasworldofcolor.com<br />
Bio: I love the beauty of the north country and of<br />
nature,and paint my interpretation of it.I’m very rustic<br />
and country at heart and feel it’s reflected in my<br />
art work.I also take commission work and do paintings<br />
from photos ...cabins,rivers,mountains etc (no<br />
portraits)I hope you enjoy my work and hope to hear<br />
from you. View a video on www.youtube.com Tina’s<br />
World of Color<br />
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Mom,I sound<br />
A noun, a sweet resonance<br />
The earth, the moon, the sun<br />
They shout<br />
Mom<br />
The bearer of life, from within and without,<br />
Mom<br />
All beauty is in her<br />
A woman to whom we all belong<br />
Starting from a seed strewn in the ground<br />
Tiny sprout lifts its head from the dark dirt<br />
Raising its leaves tall in the sun<br />
Passion blooming slowly at first<br />
Then at its height of its life the blossom is full.<br />
But alas, like any living thing, the bloom starts<br />
to wither and it dies.<br />
No matter how hard we try to save it.<br />
FEED ME!<br />
A Poem For Moms<br />
By James Oliver Ryan<br />
A sound in a flowering song<br />
Mom<br />
She is a lover caring all yearlong,<br />
Mom<br />
A pictured word<br />
A portrat painted, identified, and hailed<br />
For moms<br />
A mother’s day poem I have unveiled.<br />
“Love Is Like a Flower”<br />
By Valerie Harrington<br />
Greene & Caroline, Ogdensburg • (315) 393-1600<br />
22-24 Phillips Street, Massena • (315) 769-3566<br />
127 Main Street, Canton • (315) 386-4533<br />
31 Main Street, Potsdam • (315) 265-2300<br />
NorthCountrySavings.com<br />
As it wilts it gives a chance to life by strewing<br />
seed all over the land.<br />
More blooms will come next season,<br />
They will never be the same but life goes on.<br />
This one flower will remain in your heart forever.<br />
The passion subsides but, the love of the flower<br />
remains.<br />
‘CausE I Can’t<br />
run on EMpty<br />
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Explore life goals through art<br />
POTSDAM - Explore life goals through art Zena<br />
Turner offers “Lifemapping through Collage” at SLC<br />
Arts to help students explore their life goals and vision.<br />
The class is designed for ages 18 and up, and<br />
meets Thursdays, <strong>May</strong> 16 & 23 from 6:00-8:00pm.<br />
Turner is an adjunct instructor at SUNY Canton,<br />
where she teaches Psychology; she holds a Master<br />
of Arts in Art Therapy Counseling. Turner will help<br />
students explore their goals through art therapy exercises,<br />
group discussion, and creation of a collage<br />
to take home. The collage will be a visual reminder<br />
of what students have discovered about themselves<br />
through the class.<br />
Cost is $40, and students should bring a piece<br />
of posterboard as the ground for their collage. To<br />
register and pre-pay, please contact the SLC Arts<br />
Council at 315-265-6860, arts@slcartscouncil.org,<br />
or visit www.slcartscouncil.org.<br />
Collage by Zena Turner, Canton<br />
Printmaking, ceramics, drawing classes<br />
POTSDAM - Printmaking, ceramics, drawing<br />
classes<br />
SLC Arts offers a variety of visual arts classes<br />
at their studios on the second floor of Downtown<br />
Snell Hall, 41 Elm St. This month they are<br />
offering classes in printmaking, ceramics, and<br />
drawing.<br />
Cheryl Mirer will teach basic linoleum block<br />
printing, also called Linocut, on Fridays, <strong>May</strong><br />
17 and 24 from 6:00-9:00pm. Students should<br />
come with images or ideas in mind for their design,<br />
and wear a smock or clothing that can get<br />
dirty. Class is $70, and materials are included.<br />
Ceramic artist Sara Lynch guides all ages<br />
through basic clay skills by making bunnies<br />
with two different techniques: slab, and solid<br />
sculpture. Students under 7 need an adult to<br />
stay and help them. All students are invited<br />
to bring rabbit pictures for inspiration. Class<br />
meets Saturday, <strong>May</strong> 25 from 3:00-5:30pm,<br />
cost is $30, and materials are included.<br />
Fine artist Isack Azaev will help beginning<br />
and intermediate level students with still life<br />
charcoal drawing skills on Thursdays, <strong>May</strong> 30<br />
and June 6 from 6:00-7:30pm. Examples of his<br />
work may be viewed at http://azaev.com/collections/50291.<br />
This class is open to ages 18 and<br />
up. Cost is $30, and the registration deadline<br />
is Saturday, <strong>May</strong> 25. When registering, inquire<br />
about the list of materials to bring to this class.<br />
To register and pre-pay for a class, contact<br />
the SLC Arts Council at 315-265-6860 or www.<br />
slcartscouncil.org.<br />
Spring St Reading Series<br />
The Adirondack Center for Writing and The Spring<br />
Street Gallery is proud to host a diverse group of writers<br />
for their bi-annual readings series! At 7:30 pm, each<br />
Monday (and one Saturday) in <strong>May</strong>, a different writer will<br />
host a reading at the Gallery’s space – 110 Spring Street,<br />
Saratoga Springs, NY. From native Saratogian April Bernard<br />
to cookbook author Suvir Saran, and Cambodian<br />
emigrant Bunkong Tuon to graphic novelist Sabrina Jones,<br />
the series will run the gamut of unexpected and exciting<br />
presentations.<br />
The first reading, on <strong>May</strong> 6th, will be hosted by April<br />
Bernard. Bernard has authored four collections of poetry<br />
and two novels. A winner of a Guggenheim and the coveted<br />
Walt Whitman Award, Ms. Bernard directs the creative<br />
writing program at Skidmore College. Miss Fuller, Ms.<br />
Bernard’s historical novel about nineteenth-century journalist<br />
and feminist Margaret Fuller, appeared in 2012. Her<br />
poems and articles have been published in The New Yorker,<br />
Agni, Ploughshares, and The New York Review of Books.<br />
The following Monday, <strong>May</strong> 13th, renowned cookbook<br />
author Suvir Saran will take the stage. Saran is the author<br />
of Masala Farm, American Masala, and Indian Home Cooking.<br />
His restaurant, Devi, was the first Indian restaurant in<br />
the US to have earned a Michelin star. Newsweek, the New<br />
York Times, Martha Stewart Living, and Bon Appetit, all<br />
ranked American Masala among the top cookbooks of the<br />
year. Saran splits his time between New York City and his<br />
70-acre farm in Hebron, Washington County.<br />
On <strong>May</strong> 20th, also at 7:30 pm, Bunkong Tuon will read.<br />
Carried out of Cambodia on jungle trails on his grandmother’s<br />
back during the rule of the Khmer Rouge, Union<br />
College lecturer “B. K.” Tuon writes poems and literary<br />
nonfiction about identity and ethnicity, home and belonging.<br />
His work has appeared in The Massachusetts Review,<br />
The Truth about the Fact: International Journal of Literary<br />
Nonfiction, genre, Khmer Voice in Poetry, and In Our Own<br />
Words: A Generation Defining Itself.<br />
The final reading in the series will be held on Saturday,<br />
<strong>May</strong> 25th. Alternative cartoonist Sabrina Jones (a two-time<br />
presenter at Spring Street) has authored and illustrated numerous<br />
books and comic strips that celebrate the intersection<br />
of art, politics, and activism. Her most recent book is<br />
a graphic version of Race to Incarcerate. Jones also wrote<br />
and illustrated: Wobblies!: An Illustrated History of the Industrial<br />
Workers of the World; Radical Jesus; and FDR and<br />
the New Deal for Beginners. A frequent contributor to the<br />
esteemed comic book series, World War 3 Illustrated, Ms.<br />
Jones divides her time between Brooklyn and Ballston Spa.<br />
The Spring Street reading series is underwritten by<br />
a project grant from SPAF, or the Saratoga Program for<br />
Arts Funding. SPAF is made possible by the New York<br />
State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor<br />
Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature, and<br />
Saratoga Arts.<br />
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STOLF’S OLDIES<br />
---STOLF<br />
Ed Sullivan sure loved ventriloquists…well, he<br />
loved acrobats and animal acts too, but heck, Señor<br />
Wences was on the show 18 times over the years.<br />
Along with Sheri Lewis, he’s another one I didn’t<br />
appreciate back in the day…I kept waiting for him<br />
to tell some jokes, but he’d just babble on, saying<br />
things like “OK, Johnny, how are you feeling today,<br />
please?” Of course, today I think his act was marvelous,<br />
and wish I could find more clips. His specialty<br />
was more complicated than simply not moving his<br />
lips…it was real “voice-throwing.”<br />
As Edgar Bergen proved, the technique of “inner<br />
talking” isn’t everything…it’s the skill and strength<br />
of the characterization that makes it work. Charlie<br />
McCarthy even used to kid Edgar about moving his<br />
lips, and that was all part of the fun. It’s the “selling”<br />
of the dummy’s personality that makes it seem like the<br />
voice is coming from where we know it really isn’t. I<br />
mean, if you see 2 people at a distance, and one is<br />
talking, you assume it’s the one moving his lips. Now<br />
Bergen said he could fool dogs into thinking a voice<br />
was coming from the bushes, altho he admitted most<br />
dogs would eventually figure out it was him…and<br />
that’s more than just not moving your lips. Remember<br />
the ventriloquist’s wife who sued for divorce, claiming<br />
he snored on her side of the bed? This was the key to<br />
Wenceslao Moreno’s act.<br />
With one hand, he was working Cecilia the Chicken…in<br />
the other he held a telephone, from which<br />
emanated a distorted, faraway voice. Then there was<br />
Wences’ “hand” puppet Johnny, who sounded muffled<br />
because he’d been “put away” under a table…<br />
and Pablo, the head in a box, who sounded different<br />
depending on whether the box was open or closed.<br />
This gimmick was the result of a train wreck on the<br />
way to Chicago in 1936…and all that was left of Pablo<br />
was the head! Mind you, Wences was doing all these<br />
voices at once, back and forth, at breakneck speed.<br />
Who needed jokes?<br />
And he didn’t have a lisp. “Wenthes” is how it’s<br />
pronounced in the Catalan dialect of Spanish, the<br />
“official” language of Spain. It’s a “soft C,” one followed<br />
by an E or an I. In English, the K sound softens<br />
to a S sound…like the words city, cent, face. Same<br />
thing happens in Mexican Spanish. In Italian, a soft C<br />
sounds like “ch”…and in Catalan, it’s “th”…they call<br />
the city “Barthelona.” If he really had a lisp, like Thindy<br />
Brady, he would have said “Wentheth,” right?<br />
A Gottle of Geer…Sullivan also had British vent<br />
Arthur Worsley on 12 times all told. He was considered<br />
the vent’s vent, but his act was completely different…his<br />
dummy Charlie Brown did all the talking,<br />
loudly berating Worsley for one thing or another…and<br />
loud voices are much harder to do than soft voices.<br />
He’d rant and rave, working himself into a froth, then<br />
deliver his signature line: “By the way, son, how is it<br />
that when I shout, YOU spit in MY face?” It sounds<br />
like kind of a slim gimmick, but Worsley’s routines<br />
were endlessness creative, and his technical skill was<br />
unmatched.<br />
Another great British vent was Ray Alan…he<br />
added to the difficulty by having a dummy, an aristocrat<br />
named Lord Charles, who was perpetually drunk,<br />
so his speech was slurred and mangled. And Lord<br />
Charles fancied he himself a “ventricklist”…hence<br />
the title of this column… with his own cheap little<br />
dummy. But while Lord Charles could say “bottle of<br />
beer”…the B sound being extremely difficult to do…<br />
his dummy would say “gottle of geer,” because Lord<br />
Charles wasn’t a very good ventricklist. How Alan manipulated<br />
both his dummy and his dummy’s dummy<br />
Ventricklism Part 2<br />
is anybody’s guess.<br />
Home, Home on the What?…At the other end<br />
of the spectrum, you had Max Terhune…a competent<br />
enough vent…he’s the one who appeared on an<br />
episode of “I Love Lucy”…but for most of his career<br />
he played a side-kick in B westerns, riding his horse<br />
with his dummy Elmer Sneezeweed on his lap. To<br />
us kids, this made perfect sense…would you give<br />
Elmer his own horse? Another vent with a western<br />
bent that you might remember was Shirley Dinsdale,<br />
and her rather ugly figure Judy Splinters. She began<br />
her career in 1940 at age 14, and won an Emmy for<br />
Outstanding Television Personality in 1949, eventually<br />
leaving show business to become a cardiopulmonary<br />
therapist. But now, let’s move on to…<br />
The Dark Side…Some of us Baby Boomer kids<br />
were afraid of clowns. Not me so much, altho I’ll admit<br />
to finding puppets a little creepy…I mean, it isn’t<br />
really alive, is it? Ventriloquists actually understand<br />
this, which is why dummies look the way they do…<br />
to make them look too human would be unsettling<br />
to many people. Thus the plot device of the dummycome-to-life,<br />
usually for sinister purposes. We have<br />
the 1929 silent film “The Great Gabbo”…who is actually<br />
the vent, his dummy is named Otto. This idea<br />
was used again as one segment of the 1945 horror<br />
anthology “Dead of Night.”<br />
In our day, one of the best was the 1964 film<br />
“Devil Doll.” Demonic dummies were featured in 2<br />
different episodes of “Alfred Hitchcock,” and again<br />
in 2 episodes of “The Twilight Zone,” not counting<br />
Telly Savalas and the Talky Tina doll. Ultimately you<br />
have the 1978 movie “Magic” with Anthony Hopkins<br />
and Fats…and a TV commercial that was supposedly<br />
pulled for frightening children. And in one 1960<br />
episode of “Peter Gunn,” the dummy really did kill the<br />
vent. Seems when the vent lost his voice, he hired a<br />
midget to be the dummy and do the talking for both of<br />
them…well, you can take it from there. But I’d like to<br />
close with another mystery…and that is…<br />
The Mystery of Skinny Dugan…Now I had heard<br />
Charlie McCarthy occasionally mention a friend named<br />
Skinny Dugan. After all, Charlie didn’t pal around with<br />
Mortimer Snerd, who was supposed to be an adult, a<br />
rube befuddled by the Big City…altho in a series of<br />
Dell comic books in the late 1940s, Mortimer was portrayed<br />
as a kid…and when they needed a third character,<br />
there was Skinny Dugan…with a massive shock<br />
of black hair, but otherwise looking pretty normal, not<br />
at all “skinny.”<br />
But there actually was a real Skinny Dugan. He<br />
was a dummy used by vent Fred Maher from 1940<br />
until his death in 1952. His widow sold it to Detroit TV<br />
personality Ted “Sagebrush Shorty” Lloyd, on condition<br />
he not change the dummy’s name. The dummy is<br />
owned today by Jeff Dunham. Apparently, Edgar Bergan<br />
wasn’t concerned with the name being used…<br />
perhaps he was flattered, and at any rate, it wasn’t a<br />
big part of his act.<br />
Trouble is, there was yet another vent with a<br />
different Skinny Dugan. He was a Ted Mack discovery<br />
named Ray Austin, and this Skinny was<br />
a Frank Marshall dummy in the Jerry Mahoney/<br />
Danny O’Day mold. Apart from a clip from 1952<br />
on YouTube, I can find very little on Ray Austin…<br />
but at least I can tell you this: “Skinny Dugan” is<br />
actually old-time dice-players’ slang for a 7…so<br />
I guess in that sense it was considered a generic<br />
term of sorts. Will more Skinny Dugans crawl out<br />
of the woodwork, so to speak? Wouldn’t be surprised.<br />
Till next time, don’t take any wooden nickels…and<br />
rock on!<br />
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DPAO/TOYOTA/CAR-FRESHNER Summer<br />
Concert Series tickets ON-SALE NOW!!!<br />
‘Jack Hanna’s Into The Wild Live’ coming Saturday,<br />
<strong>May</strong> 25th at 4 p.m. at the Watertown Fairgrounds<br />
Arena has Reserved Tickets at $28 and $23. General<br />
Admission Tickets will be $19.<br />
Country Star Rodney Atkins performing Sunday,<br />
June 23rd at 7 p.m. at the Watertown Fairgrounds<br />
Arena has Reserved Tickets for $45 and $39 and General<br />
Admission Tickets for $35.<br />
George Jones concert, originally scheduled for<br />
Saturday, August 3rd, has been cancelled due to the<br />
country star’s death.<br />
George Jones, the peerless, hard-living country<br />
singer who recorded dozens of hits about good times<br />
and regrets passed away this morning at the age of 81.<br />
DPAO is currently looking in to a replacement concert<br />
to fill the vacant opening in our summer concert<br />
series. People who have already purchased tickets<br />
to the George Jones concert have the option of using<br />
their current ticket(s) for the replacement show<br />
or having their money refunded. Please wait to hear<br />
who the replacement show is before contacting DPAO<br />
for a ticket refund!<br />
KC & The Sunshine Band and Village People’s<br />
concert at 7 p.m. on Friday, August 9th at the Watertown<br />
Fairgrounds Arena has<br />
Reserved Tickets for $54 and $48 and General<br />
Admission Tickets for $44. Tickets go on-sale to<br />
the public … this morning … Friday, April 19th at 8<br />
CLUB HOT LIST<br />
---DJ, MIKE C - Appletown Ent.<br />
#1 eric tyrell-”love goes around the<br />
world”<br />
#2 roseniit & hedstrom-greatest<br />
dancer<br />
#3 criminal vibes-”sweetdreams”<br />
#4 benney Royal-”the train night”-<br />
a.m. To purchase tickets that day, visit our website at<br />
DPAO.ORG or call 782-0044.<br />
Both Reserved and General Admission Tickets will<br />
be available for sale at DPAO.ORG or by calling DPAO<br />
at (315) 782-0044.<br />
General Admission Tickets will also be available at<br />
most Kinney Drugs Store locations and Price Chopper<br />
Supermarkets.<br />
The DPAO / TOYOTA / CAR-FRESHNER 2013 Summer<br />
Concert Series is made possible in part thanks to<br />
the generosity of our Main and Major Sponsors. Main<br />
Sponsors include: Disabled Persons Action Organization<br />
(DPAO), Toyota and Car-Freshner Corporation.<br />
Major Sponsors are: M&T Bank, Judy and Steven<br />
McAllaster-Gunn, Town of Watertown, KeyBank, Kinney<br />
Drugs Foundation, Labatt Blue Light, Watertown<br />
Savings Bank and Jreck Subs.<br />
Proceeds from the DPAO / TOYOTA / CAR-FRESH-<br />
NER 2013 Summer Concert Series will benefit the<br />
programs and services that DPAO provides to over<br />
500 developmentally disabled children, adults and<br />
their families in Jefferson and Lewis Counties.<br />
For further information on the DPAO / TOYOTA /<br />
CAR-FRESHNER 2013 Summer Concert Series please<br />
visit our web site at DPAO.ORG or call DPAO at (315)<br />
782-0044 or (800) 533-2859.<br />
Made in New York Festival<br />
Saturday July 6, 2013<br />
Madison Barracks in Sackets Harbor will once<br />
again host the 3rd annual “Made in New York”<br />
festival. The one day festival event Saturday July<br />
6 - 11:00 am to 9:00 pm is designed as a principal<br />
fund raising event for Meals on Wheels of Greater<br />
Watertown and The Watertown Urban Mission is<br />
being added to this year’s event as a co-recipient<br />
of the fund raising efforts. These are two dynamic<br />
organizations that play critical roles within the North<br />
County Community.<br />
The event showcase’s over 100 NYS agricultural,<br />
farm and home based businesses. This year’s<br />
event will introduce several new activities, including<br />
a state wide invitational classic and vintage<br />
auto “Cruise In“ presented by the Watertown based<br />
Highway Legends Classic Auto Club. In addition<br />
the event will be highlighting several local restaurants<br />
with the introduction of the “Tasting of New<br />
York”. Chefs from several area restaurants will be<br />
conducting cooking demonstrations throughout the<br />
afternoon.<br />
Music will once again play a key role in the<br />
festival and this year’s line includes bands from<br />
across Central and Northern New York with Bob<br />
Greco Band from Rochester , Ferguson, Taylor and<br />
Rogers, Fred and the Ed’s, from Watertown and the<br />
Todd Hobin Band, from NNY, CNY and Syracuse.<br />
Returning once again to the Madison Barracks stage<br />
national touring and recording artist Tyler Bryant<br />
and the Shakedown and headlining this year’s festival<br />
event 1970’s mega hit band FOGHAT.<br />
New also this year, Clarence Henry Coach will<br />
be running a free shuttle bus service from the festival<br />
grounds to and from the Ramada Inn and the<br />
Holiday Inn Express each hour throughout the day<br />
long event.<br />
Over the past two years the Made in New York<br />
festival has generated a total donation of $12,500.00<br />
for Meals on Wheels of Greater Watertown, and the<br />
2012 festival had over 5000 in attendance.<br />
#5 jhnny yip-”the show”<br />
#6-eric tydell-”freak”<br />
#7 curd maverick-”blue monday<br />
#8 verious artist-”funky gato”.<br />
#9 eddie amamor -”hey where u at?<br />
#10 thomas gardey-”southern fried”,<br />
#11 sole differ-”lettin Go”<br />
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Mickey Hart Band To Perform<br />
at the Westcott Theater<br />
OLD CROW MEDICINE SHOW TO PERFORM<br />
AT BREWERY OMMEGANG MAY 26TH<br />
AN FRANCISCO, CA- Two time Grammy winner,<br />
Mickey Hart (Grateful Dead) will perform with<br />
his band at the Westcott Theater in Syracuse, NY on<br />
05/22/13 with special guests, The African Showboyz<br />
from Ghana, as part of the 2nd leg of the Worlds<br />
Within Tour. The African Showboyz are four brothers<br />
from the northern part of Ghana who fuse a unique<br />
blend of West African rhythm, dance, and raw energy.<br />
100% of the ticketing fees sold through Mickeyhart.net<br />
will go to fund Musical Therapy Research<br />
at UCSF. The show will feature brand new material<br />
from the Mickey Hart Band’s new album Mysterium<br />
Tremendum, as well as selections of Hart’s greatest<br />
hits and Grateful Dead songs.<br />
On Feb 5th, 2013, the Mickey Hart Band has released<br />
a new song, “Jersey Shore,” to benefit Hurricane<br />
Sandy relief efforts. 100% of the proceeds of<br />
“Jersey Shore” go to Clean Ocean Action, who have<br />
organized over 3,800 volunteers since November<br />
2012. To download the song and and read more, go<br />
to http://www.mickeyhart.net/jersey.<br />
The band is currently in the studio working on<br />
the follow up to Mysterium Tremendum. The Worlds<br />
Within Tour has provided great opportunity for the<br />
band to test out new material, including songs cowritten<br />
by Hart and Robert Hunter. “We have traversed<br />
the macro, the stars, the planets, now we<br />
journey into the micro,” says Hart. “This band is<br />
truly a living, breathing organism.”<br />
The Mickey Hart Band recently released three<br />
free live tracks from their 3/6/13 Solana Beach, CA<br />
show including the brand new song, “The Sermon”<br />
featuring lyrics by Robert Hunter. “The Sermon”,<br />
along with Grateful Dead classics “Ramble On Rose”<br />
and “Playing in the Band”, is available at http://www.<br />
mickeyhart.net/download.<br />
Hart commented on the progression of the band<br />
in a recent interview with the Tahoe Daily Tribune.<br />
“We played 100 shows last year and it really tells<br />
when we get on stage,” said Hart. “The band is on<br />
fire. We are ready to play and this is going to be a<br />
great year for us.”<br />
Hart’s latest album entitled Mysterium Tremendum,<br />
his first in five years and follow up to the<br />
2007 Grammy award winning Global Drum Project,<br />
10<br />
was released on April 10th, 2012. With Mysterium<br />
Tremendum, Hart is pushing the boundaries of what<br />
we know as music, creating a genre of his own. “I<br />
have always thought of life, the world at large, as music,”<br />
says Hart. “This work is a representation of that<br />
notion. I have combined sonic images of the formation<br />
of our universe with sounds drawn from musical<br />
instruments. It’s all about the vibrations that make<br />
up the infinite universe. In this case, they began as<br />
light waves and these light waves are still washing<br />
over us. Scientists at Penn State, Lawrence Berkeley<br />
Labs, and Meyer Sound have transformed these light<br />
waves into sound waves. These musical excursions<br />
transport me to wonderful and strange new places<br />
filled with rhythms for a new day. The combination<br />
of music from the whole earth and the sounds of the<br />
planets, the stars, the events that formed our universe<br />
is intoxicating and points toward an awareness<br />
of what music is, could be, and where it comes from.<br />
“On Mysterium Tremendum, Hart joined with long<br />
time Grateful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter. “Hunter is<br />
a bold visionary writer who knows where I am going<br />
with this music,” says Hart. “ He is indispensable<br />
to the weave of this story. The way he writes, the<br />
imagery and mythology, are perfect for this project.<br />
Nobody writes like Robert Hunter.”<br />
The Mickey Hart Band consists of Grammy winning<br />
percussionist and longtime band mate Sikiru<br />
Adepoju, Tony Award winning vocalist Crystal Monee<br />
Hall, singer and multi-instrumentalist Joe Bagale,<br />
drummer Greg Schutte, guitarist Gawain Matthews,<br />
and keyboardist/sound engineer Jonah Sharp. Jam-<br />
Bands.com gave the band’s recent tour stop in NYC<br />
rave reviews stating that “Mickey Hart is nothing<br />
short of a musical genius and it shines through in everything<br />
he does. Whether he’s working with George<br />
Lucas, NASA, or throwing together a unique group of<br />
musicians for a band, its apparent that Mickey isn’t<br />
satisfied doing the same old thing...”.<br />
Originally discovered by Grammy-winning virtuoso,<br />
Babatunde Olatunji, the African Showboyz have<br />
shared the stage with Stevie Wonder, Fela Kuti, Fema<br />
Kuti, Arrested Development, and many others. Watch<br />
a video of them performing a cover of Bob Marley’s<br />
Redemption Song in Ghan<br />
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The Americana string band comes to Brewery<br />
Ommegang in Cooperstown, NY on Sunday, <strong>May</strong><br />
26th at 7pm.<br />
Old Crow Medicine Show got their start busking<br />
on street corners throughout New York State<br />
and up through Canada, winning audiences along<br />
the way with their boundless energy and spirit. The<br />
band eventually relocated to Nashville for a residency<br />
at the Grand Ole Opry, where they entertained<br />
the crowd between shows. Since their humble beginnings,<br />
the band has toured the world, played<br />
renowned festivals like Bonnaroo, Coachella, The<br />
Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival and embarked on<br />
the historic Railroad Revival Tour with Mumford and<br />
Sons and Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros.<br />
“The twentysomethings in Old Crow Medicine<br />
Show marry old-time string music and punk swagger.”-<br />
Rolling Stone<br />
“It’s so extraordinary to hear a band where there<br />
are three good singers; their harmonies remind me<br />
of the Dead or the Band.”- Gillian Welch (MOJO)<br />
Time: Gate 5pm, Show 7pm Date: Sunday, <strong>May</strong><br />
26th, 2013 Location: Brewery Ommegang, Cooperstown,<br />
NY Ages: All ages Tickets: $35 advance<br />
+ $10 camping, $40 day of show + $20 camping<br />
(Additional Fees & Taxes Apply)<br />
Tickets go on sale Friday, March 29th at 8am<br />
Purchase : Online:http://dansmallspresents.com/<br />
event/old-crow-medicine-show Charge by phone:<br />
888.512.SHOW In person: Brewery Ommegang,<br />
Cooperstown Chambers of Commerce, Gree Toad<br />
Bookstore (Ithaca), Sound Garden Records (Syracuse),<br />
State Theatre Box Office (Ithaca)<br />
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GAME CONNOISSEUR<br />
It’s time to make your own game.<br />
---Dr. Anthony Betrus<br />
It was a cold and rainy Sunday in mid-April. By most<br />
measures this was the perfect board-game day. The kids<br />
and I went through the typical options: Monopoly, Life,<br />
Battleship, and about a dozen others. Good sure, but we’d<br />
been there, done that. We needed something new. So we<br />
set out to make our own game using what we had around<br />
the house. This wasn’t our first homemade game. Last<br />
year we took a large piece of scrap cardboard and cutouts<br />
from the recycle bin to make RainbowHeartLand,<br />
a Candyland meets Chutes and Ladders meets HeroClix<br />
mash-up with lots of hearts, lots of superheroes, and lots<br />
of pink. It’s been a big hit in the house, and often is their<br />
first choice to play. In fact we happen to have quite an<br />
extensive collection of HeroClix mini-figures, including<br />
Wonder Woman, Batman, Superman, Green Lantern,<br />
Lex Luthor, Doomsday, Sinestro, and a couple hundred<br />
more (if you are interested, you can find these at a pretty<br />
reasonable price in lots on eBay). So we figured we could<br />
reuse the figures in the new game, and that became the<br />
starting point.<br />
To back up a bit, the week before I had purchased<br />
Super Munchkin (I highly recommend any of the various<br />
Munchkin games) and played it with some friends. We<br />
had a great time, and while the kids are getting a bit older,<br />
they weren’t quite ready for something this complicated,<br />
not to mention that the content is a bit PG-13ish. So I<br />
figured we could make something that captured some of<br />
the best qualities of Munchkin, add in the HeroClix figures,<br />
integrate RainbowHeartLand, and above all give us<br />
something to do on this rainy Sunday.<br />
The closest thing I can equate game making to would<br />
be cooking. And while you might not fancy yourself a<br />
gourmet chef, everybody can “cook,” and everybody can<br />
make a game. For me, when it comes to games, like a<br />
good chef I first take care of the big picture, and then get<br />
great pleasure in the little touches and small details. For<br />
those of you just starting out, you may be a bit fearful<br />
of simply burning the toast (so-to-speak), so I suggest<br />
focusing on the big picture. The most important thing is<br />
to involve your children (or friends) in making the game.<br />
If they make it, they own it. For example, I knew that in<br />
the game we would need “boots of speed,” so I let them<br />
draw the boots on the cards. I knew we would need “treasure<br />
cards,” and again they made these cards. In fact<br />
they made each of the seventy-two cards (18 each in four<br />
categories ranging from easy to extremely hard). I made<br />
the base set of rules, knowing that after the first couple of<br />
playthroughs there would need to be some tweaks (there<br />
always are). The best advice I can give you for making<br />
rules is to keep it simple and elegant, and sometimes it<br />
is better for one person to come up with the base set<br />
of rules, and others to offer advice (too many cooks can<br />
spoil the soup). And focus on your strengths. If you have<br />
an artistic flair, maybe you could have an impromptu<br />
art lesson. <strong>May</strong>be the game is about drawing at its core<br />
(think Pictionary).<br />
In the end you really can’t go wrong. You’ll spend<br />
some quality time with the people you care about, make<br />
something together that you’ll come back to again and<br />
again. My kids love the game, and ask to play it regularly.<br />
From their point of view it doesn’t matter if its chocolate<br />
chip cookies, chicken and biscuits, or a good burger from<br />
the grill, if they have a hand in making it, it will taste all<br />
the better.<br />
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<strong>May</strong> Events At<br />
DeKalb Amvets<br />
Weds. <strong>May</strong> 1- Auxiliary luncheon special from noon-7. Acoustic jam session with Dan Cole 7-9.<br />
Thursday <strong>May</strong> 2- Jam session 7-9 - all musicians and singers welcome.<br />
Friday <strong>May</strong> 3- Karaoke with Larry 8-12.<br />
Saturday <strong>May</strong> 4- Music and dancing with Charleton Bros. Band 9-1.<br />
Weds <strong>May</strong> 8- Auxiliary luncheon special from noon-7. Acoustic jam session with Dan Cole 7-9.<br />
Thursday <strong>May</strong> 9- Jam session 7-9- all musicians and singers welcome.<br />
Friday <strong>May</strong> 10- Karaoke with Larry 8-12.<br />
Saturday <strong>May</strong> 11- Music and dancing with Amarillo 9-1.<br />
Weds. <strong>May</strong> 15- Auxiliary Luncheon special from noon-7. Acoustic jam session with Dand Cole 7-9.<br />
Thursday <strong>May</strong> 16- Jam session 7-9 all musicians and singers welcome.<br />
Friday <strong>May</strong> 17- Karaoke with larry 8-12.<br />
Saturday <strong>May</strong> 18- Round and square dancing with BackCountry 9-1.<br />
Weds. <strong>May</strong> 22- Auxiliary luncheon special from noon-7. Acoustic jam session with Dan Cole 7-9.<br />
Thursday <strong>May</strong> 23- Jam session 7-9 all musicians welcome.<br />
Friday <strong>May</strong> 24- Karaoke with Larry 8-12.<br />
Saturday <strong>May</strong> 25 Music and dancing with Pure Country 9-1.<br />
Weds <strong>May</strong> 29- Auxiliary luncheon specail from noon-7. Acoudstic jam session with ]Dan Cole 7-9.<br />
Thursday <strong>May</strong> 30- Jam session 7-9 all musicians and singers welcome.<br />
Friday <strong>May</strong> 31- Karaoke with Larry 8-12.<br />
Back Country With special guest Don Woodcock will be at the<br />
LeBerge and Curtis Block Dance at the park in Canton <strong>May</strong> 31st from 7-10.<br />
Special appearance by Canton group Waydown Wailers with songs from their new album.<br />
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The Back Country Band<br />
Amvets Post 19 Auxiliary is hosting their 2nd<br />
annual Salute to the Veterans Variety show<br />
Country music the way it used to be.<br />
Lin, Faron, Carter and Mike play classic country<br />
hits from the 50’s to the 90’s and beyond, as well<br />
as classic hits from other musical genres.<br />
Just right for your occasion.<br />
Contact:<br />
Lin Conant (pedal steel and vocal) 265-4876<br />
Faron Parent (lead and vocal) 287-2663<br />
Carter Houk (bass and vocal) 262-4561<br />
There will be a prime rib dinner, immediately<br />
followed by the “Variety Show” with the<br />
evening being topped off with the music of the<br />
popular group “The Acoustic Brothers”.<br />
Last years show raised $1,000 which was<br />
used to build a porch, made of pressure treated<br />
lumber, for a disabled veteran and his family.<br />
Labor was donated by Clint McMartin Landscaping<br />
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The event is on <strong>May</strong> 18th, starting with dinner<br />
at 5p.m.. Tickets are $10 if brought in advance<br />
or $12.50 at the door. Stop by the post or<br />
call Sue House 854-1228 or Charlene Romano<br />
276-0891 for more information<br />
Norwood Village Green Concert Series<br />
Opening event - 40th Anniversary Season<br />
The Norwood Village Green Concert Series<br />
opens its 40th Anniversary Season on Thursday,<br />
<strong>May</strong> 30th with the St. Lawrence County<br />
Pop Choral Stage Band Festival beginning at 5<br />
pm. School groups from Potsdam, Norwood-<br />
Norfolk, Massena, Hermon-DeKalb, Lisbon<br />
and Madrid-Waddington school districts will<br />
perform. The festival begins at 4 pm and ends<br />
by 9 pm.<br />
Here is the schedule of performances which<br />
is subject to change:<br />
4:00 NNCS Stage Band, Sarah Towler, Director<br />
4:30 Madrid-Waddington Stage Band, Jill<br />
Roberts, Director<br />
5:00 Massena High School Stage Band,<br />
Jonathan Hunkins, Director<br />
5:30 Madrid-Waddington Stardust, Nicole<br />
Burnett, Director<br />
6:00 AAK Showchoir, Laura DiMatteo, Director<br />
6:30 Hermon-DeKalb Rock Ensemble, Matt<br />
Gayle, Director<br />
7:00 AAK Stage Band, Jill Rubio, Director<br />
7:30 Hermon-DeKalb Jazz Band, Jonathan<br />
Pabis, Director<br />
8:00 Potsdam High School Jazz Band, Theresa<br />
Witmer, Director<br />
8:30 Lisbon Jazz Band, Glenn Roberts, Director<br />
The SLCMEA Festival is supported by the<br />
St. Lawrence County Music Educators<br />
Association, the Potsdam Rotary Club, and<br />
many individual contributions.<br />
For further information check the series<br />
web site: norwoodvillagegreenconcerts.org<br />
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Canton, NY 13617<br />
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FOR SALE: Krakauer console piano for sale. $1600<br />
excellent condition. Wonderful acoustic piano.<br />
Please call for more details if interested. Lisa Gardner<br />
315-528-0175 (June 2012-001)<br />
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FOR SALE: Pair of JBL- L150 speakers in mint<br />
shape. 300 Watt tower speaker set with pure<br />
sound. other stereo equip. also for sale $900.00<br />
email: fleblanc@twcny.rr.com Text or call<br />
315.250.0557 (Aug 2012-002)<br />
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FOR SALE: ackson RR-V as new, w/ gig bag, $150<br />
obo LTD/ESP F204 bass, 4 string w/ emg P/Us good<br />
cndt -$150 obo DIME D100 -dimebags signature<br />
amp head, as new- $225 obo. all items are in 100%<br />
working condition. I will listen to any REASONABLE<br />
offers, but I’m not gonna give the stuff away....cash<br />
talks. Pictures and demo are available. It’s going on<br />
E-BAY next week, so don’t wait around.<br />
call/text at (315)854-4908 (Jan 2013-003)<br />
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FOR SALE: Jupiter 1600 Professional Series Trumpet,<br />
silver plated yellow brass, rose brass lead pipe and<br />
24k gold-plated fittings. Case included. Excellent condition.<br />
$750.00 Call 315-212-8893(Jan 2013-004)<br />
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FOR SALE: Vintage Technics Keyboard sxK-500.<br />
Exc. condition. Includes stand, music holder, instructionmanual.<br />
Many possibilities & uses for beginners<br />
to pros. Asking $175 Please call 315-629-<br />
4017 for more info. (<strong>May</strong> 2013-001)<br />
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LOOKING FOR: -Paparazzi Scandal is looking for a<br />
New Bass Player! No tudes please. Newer Hard &<br />
Alternative Rock style, Some original once caught<br />
up on covers. Call or message Angie Lynn McCormick<br />
(315) 566-1732. Thanks folks! Peace (Dec<br />
2012-003)<br />
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FOR SALE: Yamaha Electone Electronic organ model<br />
A-40 Bench and complete playing instruction program<br />
included. Asking $175.00 or best offer Will<br />
deliver free within 25 miles of my home, additional<br />
distance small extra fuel charge 315-287-0437 H<br />
315-286-1606 C(Jan 2013-002)<br />
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looking...<br />
LOOKING FOR: -Experienced bassist (13yrs) looking<br />
for new projects, influences ranging from :<br />
Tool, Primus, Metallica, Led Zeppelin, Godsmack,<br />
Jimi Hendrix, Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, Cannibal<br />
Corpse, Necrophagist, Ac/Dc, George Clinton,<br />
Stone Temple Pilots, Red Hot Chili Peppers, etc.<br />
Resume includes : 14 Knuckles Later (current),<br />
Arcane Belief, The Great Harvest, Scalp Hunter,<br />
Vicious Intent, Seditious. Can play many styles<br />
including, heavy metal, hard rock, alternative,<br />
avaunt, hip hop 315-296-7237 (Dec 2012-002)<br />
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LOOKING FOR: -Looking for a light tech for a<br />
couple shows per month. Low pay, late hours,<br />
no insurance, unemployment, or disability; hectic<br />
working conditions, what else could you ask for!<br />
Good bunch of people, practice nights with free<br />
food and booze. All equipment supplied. Must be<br />
familiar with light systems. NNY area = Potsdam,<br />
Massena, Ogdensburg, Malone area with some<br />
trips to Watertown, Plattsburg, etc. Contact Tim<br />
315-244-1454 or email damon_tim@yahoo.com.<br />
(Dec 2012-003)<br />
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LOOKING FOR: Heavy Mellow Guitar by Gary<br />
Walts, soloist playing beautiful guitar arrangements<br />
of contemporary & classical music, including<br />
Elton John, Neil Diamond, Beatles, Bach and<br />
beyond. Perfect for wine tastings, cafes, restaurants,<br />
happy hours, weddings, receptions and<br />
more. Contact at 315-649-4174 or visit www.<br />
garywalts.com(Apr 2013-001)<br />
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LOOKING FOR: Experienced older musician, plays<br />
solid rhythm guitar or 2nd lead with pedal board<br />
effects, can play a little bass, plus do some singing<br />
and backup. Have professional equipment, time<br />
to practice, and a vehicle for travel. Good background<br />
in 50’s to 70’s Rock and Roll and Country.<br />
New to it, but a big fan of Blues and Swing! Quick<br />
study on new songs. Looking to jam or gig with<br />
down to earth musicians. Not into egos, drugs,<br />
or alcohol. Just want to make some good music<br />
with similar minded musicians. For more information<br />
or questions email silverbaron@hotmail.<br />
com along with phone number for fastest reply.<br />
(Oct 2012-002)<br />
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LOOKING: KEYBOARDIST - Canton/Potsdam<br />
quartet (Vocalist, Guitar, Bass, Drums) seeks a<br />
keyboardist. We play music from the ‘60s to the<br />
present day, from around the globe, with a rock,<br />
R&B, blues groove and a pinch of jazz. Keyboardist<br />
should be able to solo/improvise, have knowledge<br />
of basic music theory and vocabulary. Reading music<br />
and jazz awareness a plus. Call Dale at 315-212-<br />
2352.(Feb 2013-004)<br />
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LOOKING FOR: -Versatile Drummer looking for a<br />
band that has steady work. Looking to do original<br />
work or fill an empty spot with an already developed<br />
band. I have many years under my belt of studio<br />
work and touring. Played with many bands through<br />
out my career. I have had the chance to open for<br />
some really amazing bands and learn from some of<br />
the best. I am in the beginning stages of getting an<br />
artist endorsement from Dark Horse Percussions.<br />
Very eggar to start playing again. I am excited to<br />
hit the studio and stage again. So please contact<br />
me with any information or leads to any other musicians<br />
looking for a drummer. You can email at<br />
pearldrummer30@gmail.com. You can also call my<br />
cell phone and leave a message. (315) 212-5993.<br />
My name is Ronnie. (Nov 2012-001)<br />
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LOOKING FOR:Bassist and vocal looking for classic<br />
rock/country situation. E-mail at talyor52sj@<br />
gmail.com. (Feb 2013-001)<br />
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LOOKING FOR:Wanted experience Woodwind<br />
specialist on clarinet/ alto sax’s for working Jazz<br />
standards and pop 3 piece combo; call 315-782-<br />
6412 (March 2013-001)<br />
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LOOKING: Canton musician would like to start (or<br />
join) a cover band...possibilities include: Smashing<br />
Pumpkins, Nirvana, Led Zeppelin, Blue Oyster Cult,<br />
Deep Purple, The Doors, The Beatles, The Who, The<br />
Ventures, etc.I have lots of free time, looking to do<br />
shows. Been playing guitar for 8 years, lots of solo<br />
work, and rhythm, also acoustic. Email epicfilmer@<br />
gmail.com (Feb 2013-003)<br />
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LOOKING FOR: Upbeat church in Philadelphia NY<br />
seeks additional musicians. We already rock a guitarist/singer,<br />
bassist, drummer, keyboardist, but want<br />
more of the same for multiple teams/options! Experience<br />
not as important as interest.If interested, call or<br />
text Dan at 315-247-8834 or email daklebes@excite.<br />
com and we’ll discuss options! (July 2012-001)<br />
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LOOKING FOR: ‘m a lead guitarist looking for a<br />
band who’s into classic country (1950 - 1980’s<br />
& newer), some older R & R too. I have over 40<br />
yrs experience playing in bands. I do vocals and<br />
background vocals too. St Lawrence and Jefferson<br />
county area.......thanks!!! Faron Parent, Gouverneur,<br />
NY Tele: 315-287-2663 (July 2012-002)<br />
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LOOKING FOR: Looking for a versatile drummer to<br />
complete a 3-piece band. Must have own transportation<br />
and be willing to travel to the Heuvelton area<br />
for practice. Own gear is not necessary but a plus.<br />
Ideal drummer must be able to play and/ or learn<br />
many different genres of music ranging from country<br />
to metal, including some covers and originals.<br />
Drummer will be included on studio album of original<br />
music and needs to be able to cover both local<br />
and regional tour dates. If interested, please contact<br />
Nina Denny @ 315-323-7841 (Aug 2012-001)<br />
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LOOKING: I am a lead male vocalist looking to join<br />
or start a punk/hardcore band. My influences include<br />
A Day to Remember, Senses Fail, <strong>May</strong>day<br />
Parade, Four Year Strong, etc. I have quite a bit of<br />
experience playing shows and recording with my<br />
previous band and would love to get back into it.<br />
Email: mburnie@gmail.com Phone number:<br />
315-528-6406 (Sept 2012-001)<br />
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LOOKING: Kevin Pentalow the master mind behind<br />
some of the most well-known and well respected<br />
bands in the history of the Malone area including<br />
Wasted Sensation, Seeds of Dissent, Shotgun<br />
Seduction, Alien Anarchists and the Trailer park<br />
profits is now following a new musical and life<br />
path. He is looking for a backup band for a spoken<br />
word project reminiscent of Jim Morrison’s<br />
An American Prayer only with Christian themes.<br />
All musicians of all kinds are welcome to come<br />
and be part of this ground breaking, soul stirring<br />
and mind blowing musical explosion. kevinpentalow@yahoo.com<br />
or http://www.youtube.com/<br />
WastedSensation for more info. (Feb. 2012-005)<br />
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FOR SALE: Spector Classic 4 string bass with gig<br />
bag. Excellent Condition, 34” Scale, 24 Fret, Emg-<br />
Ssd pickups, 2-band active eq. Paid $700...selling<br />
$250 FIRM. This bass is just over 3 years old...<br />
time to upgrade. Call 315-250-1248...SERIOUS<br />
INQUIRIES ONLY! (March 2012-002)<br />
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ACROSS<br />
1 Employer<br />
5 Tulip, at first<br />
9 Pair<br />
12 Pulitzer winner James<br />
13 Sandwich treat<br />
14 Disencumber<br />
15 Ornamentations<br />
17 Fuss<br />
18 Soap opera, e.g.<br />
19 Bank job, e.g.<br />
21 Lumberjack’s need<br />
22 India’s first prime minister<br />
24 Picnic invaders<br />
27 “30 Rock” star<br />
28 Recognize<br />
31 Round Table address<br />
32 Director Spike —<br />
33 Dead heat<br />
34 Thick chunk<br />
36 Toss in<br />
37 Snitched<br />
38 High heels, often<br />
40 Battery size<br />
41 Void<br />
43 Big step<br />
47 Evening hour, in a way<br />
48 Dulcimer’s shape<br />
51 Egos’ counterparts<br />
52 Medal earner<br />
53 Unsigned (Abbr.)<br />
54 Ignited<br />
55 Cushiony<br />
56 Singer Mouskouri<br />
(Answers on page 20)<br />
DOWN<br />
1 Crazy<br />
2 Shrek, e.g.<br />
3 Burn some<br />
4 Brownish photo hues<br />
5 Reach 212 degrees F.<br />
6 Grecian vessel<br />
7 Journey segment<br />
8 “The Garden of Earthly Delights” painter<br />
9 Decorative quilt design<br />
10 Broad<br />
11 Smell<br />
16 Peace (Lat.)<br />
20 Noah’s craft<br />
22 Has to have<br />
23 Watched<br />
24 Ninny<br />
25 Zilch<br />
26 Member of a silent religious order<br />
27 Envelope part<br />
29 OPEC export<br />
30 Tie the knot<br />
35 However<br />
37 Burroughs hero<br />
39 Legends<br />
40 Noshed<br />
41 Satanic<br />
42 Calf-length<br />
43 Name for a Dalmatian<br />
44 New Rochelle school<br />
45 “My Heart Will Go On” singer<br />
46 Writer Ferber<br />
49 — Speedwagon<br />
50 Remark from 43-Down<br />
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KILLSWITCH ENGAGE TO<br />
PLAY SYRACUSE ON JUNE 7th<br />
3RD BIG DADDY DJ 9.30 TILL 1.30<br />
9TH TRAVIS ROCCO.SOLO 8 TO 11<br />
10TH PHIL DUMMOD/SOLO 5 TO 8<br />
FRED AND THE EDS 9 TO 1<br />
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APRIL<br />
EVENTS<br />
Sometimes, a much-loved and highly successful<br />
band needs to shake things up a bit to keep things<br />
fresh and interesting for their fans and for themselves,<br />
all the while retaining the signature sonic<br />
hallmarks that have defined their sound.<br />
For their upcoming sixth album, Massachusetts<br />
metal pioneers Killswitch Engage reunited with original<br />
singer Jesse Leach, whose vocals and lyrics on<br />
2002’s landmark Alive or Just Breathing are fan-favorite<br />
qualities and part of what helped put KsE on<br />
the map as one of the most important bands of the<br />
‘00s metal revival. Poll KsE fans and ask which album<br />
they like best and Alive or Just Breathing is usually<br />
right at the top of the list.<br />
Call it coming full circle, returning to their roots<br />
or coming home again. Whatever the case and no<br />
matter what you choose to label it, Leach’s return to<br />
the fold is welcomed and anticipated by all involved,<br />
from the band members themselves to the fans.<br />
Leach is a fitting piece of the KsE puzzle. KsE enjoyed<br />
a decade of success with Leach’s replacement<br />
Howard Jones, who has moved on amicably.<br />
“This change is very exciting,” the band said<br />
upon announcing Leach’s triumphant return. “We<br />
know you’re going to love it. This is truly a new era in<br />
KsE history and it is ready to shred your face off. So,<br />
please help us in welcoming Jesse back into the KsE<br />
family; he is a rare and great talent, a fact that older<br />
KsE fans have known for years. Here is to a killer<br />
new record and a bright future. The five of us cannot<br />
wait to write this record and play shows together and<br />
bring that feeling to our fans. It’s been far too long.”<br />
KsE burst onto the scene with the genre-defining<br />
Alive or Just Breathing, notching a Grammy nomination<br />
in 2005 for the title track from 2004’s goldcertified<br />
The End of Heartache and following up that<br />
landmark album with the Gold-selling As Daylight<br />
Dies and an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live along<br />
with gracing the covers of countless metal and rock<br />
magazines around the world.<br />
Through the ‘00s, KsE adopted a versatile, nonstop<br />
touring schedule. The band’s road history includes<br />
two treks on Ozzfest, stints on Warped Tour<br />
and Taste of Chaos, as they have that rare ability to<br />
straddle the line between the metal and alternative<br />
scenes by touring with Slayer and Mastodon as easily<br />
as My Chemical Romance and Underoath<br />
The band’s DVD Set This World Ablaze also enjoyed<br />
Gold-selling status, proving that KsE have the<br />
metallic Midas touch.<br />
However, KsE have never coasted on the wave<br />
of prior successes, which saw them become one<br />
of the premier, most successful bands to emerge<br />
from the so-called New Wave of American metal.<br />
With Leach back at the vocal helm and behind the<br />
mic and a renewed sense of what they want to accomplish,<br />
what once was is brand new again and<br />
2012 (and beyond) looks to be another exciting<br />
year (and decade) for Killswitch Engage.<br />
Thursday Night Shows:<br />
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Hours: Sun-Thurs 4-12 pm<br />
Friday 4-2 am | Saturday 6-2 am<br />
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9.30 1.30<br />
1 1TH<br />
DRAGON FLY<br />
9 TO 1<br />
Located in the<br />
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1 Public Square, Watertown, NY<br />
(Crossword Puzzle on page 19) (Flashback Quiz on page 16)<br />
flashback AnsweRS<br />
1. “Flying Without Wings,” as done by Ruben Studdard on his<br />
“Soulful” album.<br />
2. A “young Indian brave” who loved Little White Dove in the<br />
1959 Johnny Preston version of the song written by J.P. Richardson<br />
(aka The Big Bopper).<br />
3. The first by James Taylor refers to the woods near the Massachusetts<br />
hospital when he once committed himself. The second,<br />
by John Denver, is about the West Virginia countryside.<br />
4. Gary Puckett & The Union Gap, in 1969. A Spanish cover of<br />
the song was done in 1972 by Nino Bravo.<br />
5. “Cold-Hearted,” by Paula Abdul in 1989. The song is sometimes<br />
mistitled “Cold Hearted Snake.” The lyrics were a bit<br />
streetwise for that time, and the video provocative.<br />
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Local Food & Beverage Showcase & Toots &<br />
The <strong>May</strong>tals Concert this <strong>May</strong> 30th in Ithaca<br />
BAND Calendar<br />
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Ithaca, NY – The Ithaca Festival is proud to announce<br />
the inaugural, “Heart of the Finger Lakes:<br />
Tasting & Tapas Showcase” welcoming local food<br />
and beverage producers to present tastes of signature<br />
dishes and products Thursday evening <strong>May</strong><br />
30th on the streets of downtown Ithaca. The same<br />
evening, as the food fest winds down, reggae<br />
legends Toots & the <strong>May</strong>tals return to The State<br />
Theatre on their 50th anniversary tour… a co-presentation<br />
of Dan Smalls Presents and the festival.<br />
The “Heart of the Finger Lakes: Tasting &<br />
Tapas Showcase” welcomes food producers to<br />
create a signature appetizer or tapas sized dish<br />
crafted from locally grown products. Wineries,<br />
breweries, cider makers and other beverage producers<br />
are asked to bring samples of a selection of<br />
their products. Other food producers like bakers,<br />
chocolatiers and dairies are welcomed to apply as<br />
well. Additionally, farm advocacy groups, and other<br />
organizations promoting local food are invited<br />
to table at the event.<br />
Local food producers, artists and musicians,<br />
community residents, and out of town guests will<br />
join together in celebration of the region’s unique<br />
features highlighting much of what makes Tompkins<br />
County exceptional. Musical performances<br />
will take place as a community art project is<br />
launched. To apply as a food or beverage producer,<br />
advocacy group, or learn more visit www.<br />
ithacafestival.org. Contact Emma Hewitt, Program<br />
Director, emma@ithacafestival.org for additional<br />
information.<br />
The night will cap off with a concert by reggae<br />
greats Toots & The <strong>May</strong>tals, presented in<br />
collaboration with Dan Smalls Presents and the<br />
State Theatre. Local favorites the Blind Spots, who<br />
recently sold out the Haunt in advance, will open.<br />
The concert brings together three of Ithaca’s most<br />
reliable sources for live entertainment, united to<br />
highlight the city’s most beautiful venue while<br />
bringing beloved artists to our community. All<br />
three organizations are excited about this new and<br />
hopefully yearly venture.<br />
It has been 50 years since the <strong>May</strong>tal’s debut<br />
album “Never Grow Old” was released. Since then,<br />
the group, lead by charismatic frontman Toots<br />
Hibbert, has produced countless hits including<br />
“Pressure Drop,” “Reggae Got Soul, “ “Sweet and<br />
Dandy,” “Monkey Man” and “Time Tough.” Credited<br />
with singlehandedly naming an entire musical<br />
genre with 1968 hit “Do the Reggay”, Toots<br />
& the <strong>May</strong>tals stands as one of Jamaica’s most<br />
influential groups. Their legendary ska and rocksteady<br />
style features soulful three-part harmonies,<br />
continuing to garner them fans across the globe.<br />
Tickets will cost $26.50 and 29.50 with a very<br />
limited amount of gold circle seating available for<br />
$36.50 and will go on sale Friday, March 15th.<br />
They will be available without service charge at<br />
the Stage Theatre Box office, located at 105 West<br />
State Street. Tickets will also be available online<br />
at Stateofithaca.com, or by calling 800.919.6272.<br />
For detailed information please visit dansmallspresents.com.<br />
Doors will open at 7pm, with the show<br />
starting at 8pm.<br />
<strong>May</strong> 3<br />
The Music Oasis Local Talent Show<br />
Dick’s Country Store & Music Oasis in Churubusco<br />
7:00 PM<br />
Stone Soul Foundation Monirae’s in Pennellville<br />
7:00 PM<br />
<strong>May</strong> 4<br />
Dragnfly Ghize’s in Ogdensburg 9:00 PM<br />
Sudden Impact<br />
Nig’s in Ogdensburg 9:00 PM<br />
CAROLINE BLUE<br />
Fusion Room in North Syracuse 9:00 PM<br />
<strong>May</strong> 5<br />
Carl Perkins<br />
Inn On The Greens in Ogdensburg 2:00 PM<br />
<strong>May</strong> 6<br />
SOILWORK<br />
Station 58 in North Syracuse 7:00 PM<br />
<strong>May</strong> 8<br />
Saving Abel<br />
The Utica Uptown Theatre 6:00 PM<br />
<strong>May</strong> 9<br />
Formula 5<br />
Nautical Turtle in Watertown 9:00 PM<br />
<strong>May</strong> 10<br />
Fred & the EDs<br />
The Dancing Dawg in Alexandria Bay 9:00 PM<br />
<strong>May</strong> 11<br />
Stone Soul Foundation<br />
The Lost Horizon in Syracuse 7:00 PM<br />
~ Dragnfly ~<br />
The Paddock Club in Watertown 9:00 PM<br />
The Dungeon Presents<br />
The Dungeon in Watertown 5:00 PM<br />
<strong>May</strong> 17<br />
Bad Husbands Club<br />
Paddock Club in Watertown 9:00 PM<br />
<strong>May</strong> 18<br />
Stone Soul Foundation<br />
The Finger Lakes Metal Fest at Doneselaar’s<br />
10:00 PM<br />
Jamboree for Beverly Bolster<br />
Moose Lodge in Massena 1:00 PM<br />
Donna The Buffalo<br />
The Westcott Theater in Syracuse 9:00 PM<br />
~ Dragnfly ~<br />
Two Nation 1000 Island Extravaganza<br />
in Clayton TBA<br />
Sudden Impact<br />
St. Regis Sportsman’s Club 9:00 PM<br />
Stone Soul Foundation<br />
Finger Lakes Metal Fest Donselaar’s in Clyde,<br />
NY 10:00 PM<br />
Paparazzi Scandal<br />
VFW in Potsdam 9:00 PM<br />
Lady Parts<br />
Bistro 108 in Watertown 9:00 PM<br />
<strong>May</strong> 24<br />
Bad Husbands Club<br />
The River Boat in Alexandria Bay 9:00 PM<br />
Stone Soul Foundation<br />
The California Brew Haus in Rochester 7:00 PM<br />
<strong>May</strong> 31<br />
Stone Soul Foundation Trishstock<br />
@ Market Trader’s Village in Romulus 9:00 PM<br />
Block dance w/Waydown Wailers<br />
Park St Canton 7pm<br />
June 8<br />
The Dungeon Presents<br />
The Dungeon in Watertown TBA<br />
June 14<br />
Drowning Pool w/ TYRADE<br />
Watertown Fairgrounds 5:00 PM<br />
July 6<br />
Oswegatchie Delta Music Fest<br />
Hosmer’s Marina in Ogdensburg 2:00 PM<br />
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