"IRON MAIDENS" – CHMR 93.5 FM – PLAYLIST – AUGUST 4/12
Programmed and Hosted by Honey Girl
Charlotte-Anne Malischewski (w/ Duncan Cameron) [indie mp3] – "Le Jeune
Militaire" (8:26)
Hobbyhorse (Break in the Clouds) – "Walking Away" (4:53)
Blackie and the Rodeo Kings (w/ Patti Scialfa) (Kings and Queens)
– "Shelter Me, Lord"
(3:40)
Blackie and the Rodeo Kings (w/ Mary Margaret O'Hara) (Kings
and Queens)
– "Heart A Mine"
(3:59)
Blackie and the Rodeo Kings (w/ Sara Watkins) (Kings and Queens)
– "Another Free Woman
Gets to Walk Away" (3:32)
Hangin' with Stogie [indie mp3] – "It Ain't Me, Babe" (2:58)
Great Big Rock Jam Report
Great Big Rock Jam Report
The 2013 Kiwanis Music Festival Association
of St. John's, touted as the largest music festival in Eastern
Canada, is scheduled to run from February 17th to February 28th,
2013. The closing date to apply is
October 27, 2012, and entry forms are now available at Long & McQuade on Kenmount Road, and
Music Collection on Park Avenue, Mt. Pearl, and Torbay
Road in St.
John's. Entry submissions,
at $10, are recommended to be hand-delivered with a personal cheque to the
Festival Office at 90 O'Leary
Avenue, Suite 210, northwest of the Avalon Mall. ALL entries which are late for any reason
will be charged an additional penalty of $10 per day up to a maximum of 5
working days, after which no entries will be accepted. For application rules and regulations, go
online to kiwanismusicfestivalsj.org.
Speaking of festivals, we've got a couple of them running concurrently this weekend in St. John's, i.e. the NL Folk Festival in Bannerman Park and the Busker Festival, taking place throughout the downtown core.
For those whose artist tendencies run more toward visual than audio expression, For the Love of Learning (a.k.a. FTLOL), an organization founded by Robin Grant, is looking for aspiring visual artists aged 15-35 to participate in their free arts workshops. Their artist-in-residence is on hand to instruct, encourage or leave you be, as you see fit. They have space and materials and all that is lacking is your enthusiasm and creativity. There is no charge, no registration, and no dress code, and the workshop takes place Wednesday to Friday, from 2:30-4:30 p.m., at 37 Cookstown Road, St. John's, starting August 8.
Tami Jean Fordham, wife of Kelly Jay of Crowbar, passed away suddenly last week, and as Kelly (based in Alberta) will be in Hamilton to play the Festival of Friends next weekend, there is going to be a Celebration of Life for Tami on Monday, August 13, at The Leander Boat Club @ 7:30 p.m., with Kelly in attendance. The performers already scheduled to play are Ian Thomas, Russell DeCarle (of Prairie Oyster) with Dennis Keldie and Steve Briggs, Tom Wilson (of Blackie and the Rodeo Kings, The Florida Razors, etc.), Harlan Pepper, Jesse O'Brien, Brian Griffiths, Alfie Smith, Dave King, Jude Johnson, and Kevin and Riley O'Donnell. There are no advance tickets, and the organizers are asking for a $10 donation at the door, with all proceeds going to Kelly and his children. The Leander only holds 400 people, so get there early.
Speaking of festivals, we've got a couple of them running concurrently this weekend in St. John's, i.e. the NL Folk Festival in Bannerman Park and the Busker Festival, taking place throughout the downtown core.
For those whose artist tendencies run more toward visual than audio expression, For the Love of Learning (a.k.a. FTLOL), an organization founded by Robin Grant, is looking for aspiring visual artists aged 15-35 to participate in their free arts workshops. Their artist-in-residence is on hand to instruct, encourage or leave you be, as you see fit. They have space and materials and all that is lacking is your enthusiasm and creativity. There is no charge, no registration, and no dress code, and the workshop takes place Wednesday to Friday, from 2:30-4:30 p.m., at 37 Cookstown Road, St. John's, starting August 8.
Tami Jean Fordham, wife of Kelly Jay of Crowbar, passed away suddenly last week, and as Kelly (based in Alberta) will be in Hamilton to play the Festival of Friends next weekend, there is going to be a Celebration of Life for Tami on Monday, August 13, at The Leander Boat Club @ 7:30 p.m., with Kelly in attendance. The performers already scheduled to play are Ian Thomas, Russell DeCarle (of Prairie Oyster) with Dennis Keldie and Steve Briggs, Tom Wilson (of Blackie and the Rodeo Kings, The Florida Razors, etc.), Harlan Pepper, Jesse O'Brien, Brian Griffiths, Alfie Smith, Dave King, Jude Johnson, and Kevin and Riley O'Donnell. There are no advance tickets, and the organizers are asking for a $10 donation at the door, with all proceeds going to Kelly and his children. The Leander only holds 400 people, so get there early.
If you are situated anywhere in the province of NL, and are
interested in joining the very informal St.
John's Antisocial Blues Conspiracy, visit
nlbluessociety.blogspot.com.
I'm Honey Girl and I'll be right back with more music from
selected "Iron Maidens".
Nicole Taylor (Ambiguosexual) – "Reality TV" (2:07)
Ariana Gillis (Forget Me Not) – "Samuel Starr" (4:10)
Good2Go (Accessorize) – "Accessorize" (3:29)
The Jesse Greene Band (The Jesse Greene Band) – "Mojo Man"
(3:30)
Tracy K and the Right Hand Band (Old, New, Borrowed & Blues)
– "Stop! Wait a Minute" (3:50)
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