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The Spokane Sidekick – Thursday, January 25Th, 2007 – Volume 2, Issue 2 – – Everybody Needs a Sidekick Live Music TTHEH E SSPOKANEP O K A N E SiDDEKEKiCK FREE • JAN 25TH - FEB 7TH, 2006 • VOLUME 2, ISSUE 2 • WWW.SPOKANESiDEKiCK.COM IINN TTHISHIS IISSUESSUE SSMILEMILE LLINEINE SSPARKPARK – PPAGEAGE 7 RRAWKAWK FFINALINAL FFOUROUR – PPAGEAGE 1111 TTHEHE SPOKANESPOKANE SIDEKICK,SIDEKICK, BBLUELUE MMANAN GGROUPROUP – PPAGEAGE 1199 NNOWOW IINN NNEWSPAPEREWSPAPER FFORMORM ‘‘DRIVINGDRIVING MMISSISS DDAISY’AISY’ – PAGEPAGE 2200 SPOKANE’S MOST COMPLETE ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE MON 2-12 SAT 3-3 FRI. 1-26 FRI. 2-2 FRI. 2-16 BIG EASY Page 2 – The Spokane SiDEKiCK – Thursday, January 25th, 2007 – Volume 2, Issue 2 – www.SpokaneSiDEKiCK.com – Everybody Needs a SiDEKiCK LiVE MUSiC Shook Twins prove that two is better than one SiDEKiCK Editors REPRESENT The Shook Twins - photo by Lisa Wareham EXCLUSIVELY AT As far as the SiDEKiCK is concerned Katelyn asserts has been an awesome place the video on their MySpace page.) there are only two kinds of bands – those to start their career. “We fi rst performed the song two years that blow us away and leave us begging “Th ere are fi ve or six great places for us ago for a Halloween show and the crowd for more, and everyone else who we forget to play in Sandpoint,” says Katelyn. “Plus went absolutely nuts,” recollects Katelyn. about in a way that would make a goldfi sh everyone in town is so supportive of our “It always goes over best when people are jealous. Th e forgettable bands may get an music even thought they hear the same 12 a little drunk. Laurie also likes to drop 232 N. Howard article in the SiDEKiCK, but only those in songs every time we play.” the beat when no one is paying attention Spokane, Wa 99201 the fi rst category are eligible for the presti- Recently the twins put their technical – everyone turns their head because they (509) 456-7479 gious title of SiDEKiCK Pick of the Issue. skills to use to self-record a live album at the think it is a beat machine but when they Th is issue’s recommendation for the show One World Café in Moscow, Idaho. Four see it’s Laurie making the sound they get not to miss goes to Th e Shook Twins, an tracks from this recording confused. It’s a really nice at- eclectic acoustic duo comprised of twin are available online at the tention getter.” The Shook Twins sisters Katelyn and Laurie Shook, a pair of Shook Twin’s Myspace page While Katelyn wouldn’t MS KITTY’S Fri, Feb. 2nd, 9 p.m. extremely talented sisters who will per- (www.myspace.com/shookt- promise to perform the Med- ADULT EMPORIUM Brooklyn Nights Since 1984 form on Friday, February 2nd at Brooklyn wins). Th ese amazing tracks 21+ ley at Brooklyn Nights, she (509) 835-4177 Nights in downtown Spokane. are what caught the SiDE- didn’t say it was out of the When you listen to the Shook Twins, KiCK’s attention. We are question. Th e more people even live, it’s hard to imagine that the still amazed that they were able to capture who are there, and the more DVD & VHS dynamic sound they create is coming from such a dynamic sound with just two people adult beverages consumed, the more likely Sales & Rentals just two people with little but their acous- – we can barely chew gum and walk at the you are to hear the Beat-box Medley. And tic guitars and voices. Th eir music has the same time let alone sing a two part harmony even if they don’t play the song, it’s just one Magazines simple beauty of Alison Krauss, their voices while playing the guitar (plus some occa- part of an impressive collection of music Gag Gifts combine like the Mamas and the Papas sional beat-boxing). that deserves a large audience. Leather (minus the Papas) and Laurie can beat-box “Everything you hear is just Laurie and Brooklyn Nights is located at 122 S. Lingerie like the Fat Boys. (More on beat-boxing a I,” explains Katelyn. “Laurie has a looper Monroe Street in downtown Spokane Lotions little later.) Th ey may be twin sisters but that she is able to record tracks with and located directly behind Far West Billiards. Body Jewelry these two musicians have created an unbe- them loop them back, but all of the drum Th e show is 21+ only, though they’ll also be lievable harmony stemming from a bond sounds are Laurie on the mic beat-boxing.” playing an all ages show at Caterina Winery that transcends their short years. According to Katelyn, her sister learned on Saturday, February 17th at 8 p.m. Th e “Laurie and I have both been singing how to beat-box back in high school when Brooklyn Night show starts at 9 p.m on Fri- SUPERBOWL SALE!!! since we were in 5th grade and spent a Th e Standards, an a cappella group from day, February 2nd. For more information or You choose any one good nine years in choir,” explains Katelyn. Twin Falls, gave a performance in Sand- to hear samples from the Shook Twins, look “But it wasn’t until we were seniors in high point. Laurie was blown away and started online at www.SpokaneSiDEKiCK.com. † item and we will sell it to school that we started playing the guitar. practicing with the band and had it down you for HALF PRICE! We only had a couple of lessons that didn’t in just one day. She even got to perform Blue Canoe in Brooklyn go so well, so we pretty much taught our- on stage with Th e Standards at the concert. selves how to play.” While Laurie doesn’t beat-box during most Bob Gallagher, owner of 4000 Holes, will be performing with his band Blue While they have been singing for as tracks, when she does break it out she can Canoe at Brooklyn Nights on Saturday, 535-2378 long as they can remember, the sisters of- defi nitely turn some heads. January 27th at 9 p.m. Bob has been fi cially started playing together as a band Th e twins have one song, playfully titled an important part of the Spokane music Credit in 2003 while in college at the University the “Beat-box Medley,” that’s a jumble of scene for years as both a performer and & Debit of Idaho where they were both studying rap and R&B hits mixed into one eclectic a keeper of the tunes. You can fi nd his record store at 1610 N. Monroe St. where digital media production. Now graduated, cappella song. From “Drop it Like It’s Hot” they cary a large selection of records, Spokane Store - 6311 E. Sprague the twins are focusing on their music from to “Turn the Lights Down Low,” the song CD’s and albums by local artists. their hometown of Sandpoint, a town that has a little of everything. (You can watch Bozeman Store - 12 N. Willson Everybody Needs a SiDEKiCK – www.SpokaneSiDEKiCK.com – Volume 2, Issue 2 – Thursday, January 25th, 2006 – The Spokane SiDEKiCK – Page 3 Hello loyal SiDEKiCK readers and welcome to our listener profi le classifi cation system – a fun, subjective and somewhat ridiculous breakdown of musical styles. Along with every article on upcoming concerts, you’ll notice a graphic of one of our listener profi les below. We’ve identifi ed seven different musical stereotypes in order to give readers a better idea of shows that might interest them in a quick, easy and entertaining way. Whatever graphic is found in the yellow circle accompanying an article is the type of listener who, we feel, might enjoy that particular performance. Keep in mind that this isn’t an all-inclusive solution but, rather, a fun and games approach to categorize the many live shows that come through the Spokane area on a weekly basis. Also note that the gender designations are completely arbitrary – come to think of it, so is this whole method of profi ling – so use it only as a loose guide. We suspect that many of our readers will fall into more than one category, and that’s OK. We’re not pigeonholing you into a particular musical taste, we’re merely providing a guide to point you in the direction of whatever show you might feel like going to on a given night. Party Girl Tattoo Guy The Hipster Rock Chick Feels most comfortable Emo Dude Borderline alcoholic, rock The Cowboy Frequents large clubs Can be seen anywhere, The Greek in torn jeans and a cut-off Thinks he likes punk chick might cut loose Likes his riffs tight and and anyplace with a DJ at any time, especially Packs large concert halls t-shirt, both of which were music, but really just and dance, or she might his jeans even tighter. or good swing band – so coffee shops, wine bars for top 40 bands, sugar probably ripped in a bar listens to Green Day a lot. be “that one chick” Can be spotted at classic long as there’s dancing in- and dives (the latter pop, mainstream rap, fi ght or moshpit. Body Enjoys coffee shop rock you see at every show rock shows and country volved. Can sing along to of which they frequent or anything you’re likely piercings, tattoos and/or and anything you’re likely resting her head on the line dance bars. Has a Eminem, The Black-Eyed in an attempt to be to see on MTV.
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