Mick Emery is a 'synthophone' player, and uses his prodigious saxophone chops to duplicate just about any wind instrument imaginable. He recently agreed to play a flute track for me, and now it's here for your enjoyment. 'Jalapeno Moment' His site: http://www.mickemery.com

In this age of technology and affluence, it is wise to look to the source of our existance - this Earth - for inspiration and perspective.

Scott Lake plays bass, keyboard and programs the percussion for this collaboration about making the best of a friendship that involves differences of opinion and lifestyle.

Opening for Tim "Ripper" Owens! On ouvre pour Tim "Ripper" Owens!

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Nov 15, 2008 6:00 PM
rue Papineau, montreal, Quebec h1y 1r8
Cout : $35

Confirme Potion 13 va ouvrir pour Tim "Ripper" Owens (ex-Judas Priest & Iced Earth singer) le 15 novembre a La Place a Cote ... c'est 35$ .Si vous voulez avoir des billets,...

Info: www.potion13.org  
*Bass session with David Ellefson ex-Megadeth
*Q&R  + autographe session
*Martin Popoff presenting is new book.
Opening act: Potion13 and
Some of the few

November 7 2009, 20h.
Ticket: $27 (pre-sale)
        $30 at the door
at: Café Chaos, Montreal, Quebec
Expect a big...

Super video interview on Musik Universe. Many thnaks to Patryk Pigeon for this cool video interview and for the nice pics. You can view it at this link:
http://www.musikuniverse.net/lire_entrevue.php?id=152


Super entrevue vidéo à Musik Universe Un gros merci à Patryk Pigeon pour l'entrevue vidéo et les...

"Blue Muthers Island Remedy" is comprised of the staff and guests at Hostelling International Victoria. That's on the west coast of Canada, at the southern tip of Vancouver Island. An amazing array of talented players visit our little hostel from all over the world, and being musicians ourselves, we have decided to record the results of our random sessions, and call it the Remedy.

As far as is known, Border Morris Dancing originates from the English/Welsh borders of Shropshire, Herefordshire and Worcestershire. Border Morris was usually done during the winter months where the dancers performed vigorously using sticks and bells. One of the explanations was that it was danced to ward off the evil spirits of the old year allowing the return of spring.
Over the...