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CLEVELAND ROCKS Sat 2 www.northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 May 6 - 20, 2009 We would like to thank all of our sponsors and encourage our readers to patronize the fine businesses appearing in the North Coast VOICE. The Paul Green School of Rock Music blues featuring slide guitar and Springdance , May 15 – 17 featuring Publisher/Editor students get out the Aquanet and step baritone vocals . While performing on Saturday night headliner from Boulder, Carol Stouder back into the 80’s for Hair Metal Bourbon Street in New Orleans, a homeless Colorado, The Pnuma Trio . Ohio’s own Show Highland Heights, OH, “Come On man called out “ Hey Walkin’ Cane got trance-dance darlings Papadosio headline Managing Editors Feel the Noise” withthe students from The some spare change for a brother?!” Friday night. This is an awesome “Electro- Sage Satori • Jim Ales Paul Green School of Rock Music in Charanghat took the jibe as his nickname. Instrumental Dance Festival.” In addition to Highland Heights as they present Hair Metal This is a benefit show to send them all to weekend headliners Pnuma Trio and Advertising & on Friday, May 8th at 6:30pm and France for F.I.M.U. (Featured on the cover) Papadosio , Mayflowers Festival will Marketing Director Friday, May 15th at 6:30pm at The Tickets are $5.00. 9pm. feature national and regional acts like Grog Shop (2785 Euclid Heights Blvd, Telepath , Fareed Haque and the Flat Jim Ales Cleveland Heights). This show features the The Lake Shore Artists are holding an Earth Ensemble , DJ Rekha , Drop artist’s exhibit and sale at the Ashtabula Staff Writers biggest and best sounds of the 80’s such as Electric , The Werks , EP3 , Covert Quiet Riot, Motley Crue, Twisted Sister, Arts Center , 2928 West 13 th Street in Operations , Digital Frontier , and Jeff Cat Lilly Poison, Guns N Roses, Cinderella, Ashtabula it began on Saturday, May 2 and Bujak . Visuals and big screens provided by Andrea Razavi runs throughout the month. Gallery hours Sage Satori Whitesnake and many more. It will also Garbaz . Projections and lights by the Solar feature big teased hair, makeup, tight denim are Monday through Thursday 9-8 and Fire Lightshow . Admission is $40 for Contributing Writers or leather jeans, studs, headbands etc! Friday and Saturday 9-4. The exhibit can Friday through Sunday, or $30 for Saturday also be viewed before theater performances Alex Bevan • Snarp Farkle through Sunday. There is no extra charge for Friday May 8 th at The Winchester in and during intermission. An opening Jasper • Patrick Podpadec camping. Phone: (440) 548-2716 Don Perry • Chad Felton Cleveland – Performance by Smokin reception will be held Friday, May 8 from Austin Stouder • Tom Todd Fez Monkeys and Austin “Walkin’ 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. Visitors can view the Doniella Winchell • Hoss Cane” Charanghat .The Smokin’ Fez exhibit and meet many of the group Annette Keys Monkeys are an acoustic folk band members. Light refreshments will be Looking for a band or loaded with old favorites and originals, and served. Admission to the exhibit and entertainer for your venue or Film Editor armed with a batch of low tech whizbangs reception are free. party?? Check out the West Side Steve that can barely be classified as instruments. Entertainers link on our website They are a special ops unit in the war against Sales Account Consultants The scenic Nelson Ledges Quarry Park www.northcoastvoice.com seriousness. But you can just call them a jug presents The Mayflowers Festival: Cat Lilly • Jim Ales band . Austin “Walkin’ Cane” Charanghat plays original & classic delta Media Relations Carol Stouder Circulation Amy Balsiger • Andy Evanchuck Eileen Froelich • Bob Lindeman Tim Paratto • Greg Pudder Cheryl Wagner • Martin Kavick 3 . Livewire Ste McCullough • PMK Distribution Dan Gestwicki 4 . What about Jazz? 6 . Wine 101 Graphic Design 8 . Wine Country Linde Graphics Co. (440) 951-2468 9 . Dinner Theatre 2KGraphics (440) 344-8535 10 . CD Review 11 . Staying in Tune Please Note: Views and opinions expressed in articles . Bluesville submitted for print are not necessarily the opinions of 12 the North Coast VOICE staff or its sponsors. The entire contents of the North Coast VOICE are 14 . Kickin It Country copyright 2009 by the North Coast VOICE . Under no circumstance will any portion of this publication be reproduced, including using electronic systems without 16 . Cover: FIMU permission of the publishers of the North Coast VOICE . The North Coast VOICE is not affiliated with any other publication. 20 . Behind the Mic MAILING ADDRESS 22 . David Allan Coe North Coast VOICE Magazine P.O. Box 118 • Geneva, Ohio 44041 24 . St. Anselm Festival Phone: (440) 415-0999 E-Mail: [email protected] 28 . Movie Reviews 30 . Snarp Farkle May 6 - 20, 2009 www.northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 3 By Don Perry L ike many people, I’ve spent the past individuals jazz. He has sold over a million invest in the several weeks in anticipation of the Tri C albums and ranks in the top 5 passing of this JazzFest. I hope that you were among the best-selling instrumentalists in truly American many who took advantage of this fantastic jazz. Visit www.thetangier.com art form from educational opportunity. The staff of the to learn more about the shows or one generation Cuyahoga Community College, the www.kimwaters.net to discover to the next. performers, educators and their generous why Kim Waters garnishes such The supporters are to be commended for high critical acclaim. information sponsoring such a fine event. The Winchester Tavern and available at As I look back at the calendars from this Music Hall, in Lakewood, these events festival and also the Lakeland Jazz Festival, I welcomes Allan Holdsworth on can help build can’t imagine how much time these Saturday, May 16th for one the foundation 9:00pm show. Considered to be upon which a one of the 20th century’s most musical career prominent guitarists, can be built. Holdsworth has consistently From there, it’s proven himself to be an up to you. innovator in between and Family Restaurant & Lounge That’s the within the jazz and rock music wonderful thing genres. His biography spans 4 OPEN about art, decades, and includes a long ALL YEAR whether you list of admirers, including ROUND! express yourself Eddie VanHalen. Holdsworth through music, has recently completed a tour painting, dance of Europe and his U.S. tour or whatever, the includes only this one stop in truth is, “it’s up the Cleveland area. To learn more about this to you”. influential guitarist and his accomplishments, When learning about jazz, you’ll discover visit www.therealallanholdsworth.com. Also a vast array of musical styles that seems check out www.thewinchester.net for more Thurs. May 7th almost endless. There’s smooth jazz, information about the show. contemporary jazz, traditional and so on. Take just a few minutes to learn about Yet there are common threads that are shared these two performers and read their bios. & Thurs. May 21st by each of the different categories, one of You will undoubtedly be impressed by their 7:00-10:00pm the most important being, the freedom to achievements, and the paths their careers express yourself and to share your emotions have followed. Take the opportunity to see Hosted by Don Perry through your instrument, be it a guitar, one or even both of them in concert and & Jim Fuller clarinet or your voice. Again, it’s up to you. witness how unique styles as well as I have the utmost respect for the artists traditional techniques can fuel success. ... It’s The Friendly Join Us for who study the legendary jazz musicians and up to you. their techniques, and educate themselves to Music Store! carry on in the footsteps of the masters. I also understand and respect the musician ~Above painting by Daryl Bibicoff Mother’s Day who calls upon different influences, maybe String Prices from completely D D N N E T O E E O E T N Lowest in Town! May 10th different genres, and E E W E E Y O A R N I C C I R N A blends these with his V N E Let Us Do the own technique to create E E T L E O J In-Store Repairs a unique style and I R O E W Cooking for You! sound. L L S I S K U L L U K I S There are a couple Y Over 50 Years of of prominent artists B S E A R T C A A T C A Enjoy Sporting Events coming to our area who T F Musical Experience have done just this. O O H C S S S S on our Big Screen! You may not I L T I Karaoke Equipment immediately recognize S O A C I D I N G G N I D I Call for Lunch & Dinner Specials the names, but they are N I S Lighting Products Kitchen Hours: Mon-Thurs: 11-8 definitely worth E E S S A K E S S E K A S S Yorkville Amps &RI3AT s3UN checking out. G A Kim Waters is R R M O T O N S S T M M T S S N O Guitars & Bases coming to the Tangier I stage in Akron, for two D D A T S L O A A O S L T WE BUY USED GEAR shows on Friday, May C S 8th. 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