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July 3/ (afternoon) Nick Jaina, Kevin House & Mother (8 July 5/ Artist In Residence: John Korsrud / Shango Ashé (9 and soulful vocals, and unique arrangements to make up JULY 2005 AT RIME: BON TON ROULIE! PM, $5-10) One beautiful triple-bill! pm, $5-10) melody rich songs that are guaranteed to soothe in a live Named after the setting. Courtney Wing guitar, vocals; Mark Beach guitar, We're damn proud of this month's sizzling & Nick Jaina plays guitar and piano God of thunder, synthesizer; Matt Smith drums www.courtneywing.com vivacious line-up! Don't be a square...be ballads with devastatingly good lyrics. percussionist Jack He will be featuring songs from his Duncan has there!! "[Revel] will convince even the new album "The Bluff of All Time", assembled some staunchest traditionalist that July 1/ The Golden Wedding Band (10 pm, $5-10) mixing the grace and smoothness of of Canada's finest modern technology and old- GREAT NEWS! Multi-instrumentalist, roots Infectious kitchen sink music from the 20's through to the Paul Simon with the street vernacular to create The fashioned balladry can co- legend DAVID LINDLEY is visiting RIME for a present by this swinging party band ... covered styles and grittiness of Tom Waits. Shango Ashé World Jazz Ensemble, a group that blurs the exist. Brian Eno would be include: country-swing, rhumba, tango, calypso, dixieland, rare solo concert on JULY 29TH! Special www.binarydolls.com/nickjaina lines between jazz and Latin music. Intense Afro-Latin proud." Exclaim! Magazine jazz & blues with “Perfesser” Chris Dean tenor banjo, guitar, rhythms are the foundation which launches their Guest will be guitarist Steve Dawson. Early & vocals; Andrew Burden trombone, baritone sax, As the explorations. In Brazil, Shango is worshipped as a thunder Andrea Revel guitar, vocals late shows available at $20 in advance at sousaphone, vocals; Colin Maskell soprano sax; Clive instigator of the whole "Artist and weather god by the Umbandists. John Korsrud www.andrearevel.com Highlife, Red Cat, Scratch, Zulu, & Rime or “Pops” Jackson bass; Matt Belbin drums, percussion. In Residence" idea at Rime trumpet; Mike Braverman saxes; Lou Mastroianni piano; $25 at the door. Selling like hot cakes...very and our first resident in Danny Parker bass; Jack Duncan congas; Phil Belanger July 9/ (afternoon) Pé-de-cana (3 pm, by donation) July 2/ (afternoon) Pé-de-cana (3 pm, by donation) February, Kevin House is one timbales www.turnerme.com/shangoashe.shtml Please, see July 2 for details. few tickets left for the early show... Every troubadour, whose spooky, Saturday impressionistic fairy tales with July 6/ Lisa Miller's Q (9 pm, $5-10) July 9/ (evening) afternoon in ornate, burnished melodies "The pianist possesses serious talent. Duchess & The THIS MONTH’S ARTIST IN RESIDENCE July, these stun audiences each and Most impressive is how suggestive her Dukes of Swing plus wickedly every time. pieces are-not in the lascivious sense, Tall Brothers (10 talented core www.kevinhouse.ca but in their quicksilver ability to evoke pm, $5-10) Good trio of a variety of subtle emotions ... a light Times Double-Bill! Our Artist In instrumentalist touch and an even lighter hand with Un-curdle your Residence on s, who have tonality, playing with a kind of martini with the lush performed numerous times as part of Brejera & won over Tuesdays in July, delicious ambiguity that connotes lounge, swing crowds at Rime, will play some beautifully home-spun, not just different feelings, but different composer, band sounds of this heart-warming Brazilian music, including choro, samba, key signatures as well" Alexander veteran jazz band leader, trumpeter bossa-nova and a little jazz. They will be joined by different Varty - The Georgia Straight with much humour, John Korsrud has guest instrumentalists on winds, strings, percussion and personality & plenty of edge! Noelle Pion vocals; Danny performed with vocals for each performance. Mario Silva guitar; Trevor Lisa's tunes and compositions Kane saxophones; Budge Schachte guitar; Al Johnston Murray cavaquinho; Paul Bray percussion. everyone from DOA Rime's well-loved avant-barbershop trio, is back! Mother interpreted by some of the city's best improvisors. Peggy bass; Mark Halpin drums; Martin Romero conga. performs lush, interwoven vocal harmony, sentimental, Lee cello; Lisa Miller piano; Steve Smith bass; Dylan van to Dal Richards, July 2/ (evening) Tony Wilson Sextet (10 pm, $5-10) One tongue in cheek lyrics put to infectious pop melodies, der Schyff drums Led by Tom & Bill Small, Tall of Vancouver's greatest working Veda Hille to The novel chord progressions. Ryan Guldemond guitar, Brothers will sure to get you high bands and best kept secrets, Duke Ellington vocals; Molly Guldemond, Debra-Jean Creelman vocals. July 7/ The Lido (9 pm, $5-10) A debut. A dark-roasted one way or another...either with Orchestra. One of bursting with young talent, led blend of jazz and folk. A reefer songs from the 30's & 40's by veteran guitarist Tony Wilson July 4/ Saul Berson Quartet (9 pm, $5-10) collaboration of original made famous by the likes of Nat Canada's most with Jesse Zubot violin; Masa The focus of this composition and lyric Cole, Ella & Django...or with a "big prominent Anzai saxophones; J.P. Carter great quartet is featuring a group of fat stick of tea"..."save the roach trumpet; Russell Sholberg composers, John has to create an celebrated local musicians, for me"... Bill Small guitar, vocal; bass; Skye Brooks drums. been commissioned eclectic mix of both instrumental and Danny Kane sax, vocal; Tom music vocal. Julie McGeer Small bass, vocal; Mark Halpin drums, vocal by The Vancouver July 3/ (afternoon) Cronin / Sikula / Gaucher Trio (3 pm, incorporating vocals; Jillian Lebeck www.tallbrothers.tripod.com Symphony, The CBC by donation) Every Sunday afternoon in July, we have Middle-Eastern piano, vocals; Peggy Lee live music! The first three Sundays in July, we'll be treated Radio Orchestra, overtones with a pinch of Piazzolla thrown in for good cello; Kevin Elaschuck July 10/ (afternoon) Cronin/Sikula/Gaucher Trio (3 pm, by to these three constants of the Vancouver jazz & creative television, dance measure. It is music that "creates an intense set of trumpet; André Lachance bass; Paul Townsend drums donation) See July 3 for details music scene, playing music that they would want to listen companies and Arabian rhythms and…is a delirious mess of tango and to. One talented jazz outfit! Dave Sikula guitar; Sean several European ensembles. He leads the klezmer" Cadence July 8/ Courtney Wing plus Andrea July 10/ (evening) Dan Gaucher's Stop-Time Quartet Cronin bass; Dan Gaucher drums. Revel (10 pm, $5-10) "... a displaced left plus Bent Tail with Heather 18-piece Hard Rubber Orchestra, Orquesta “Fine stuff! What a treat, I love this disc; I am going to put Coaster with soul, groove and something Haley & Julie Vik (8 pm, Goma Dura and various other strange and it in my big bin for my end of the year 'Hit List' roundup… to prove and an excess of ability to do it" $5-10) Stop-Time, a unusual projects. The music just makes me smile…Well done, may it sell Jamie O'Meara Montreal Hour quartet of East Vancouver millions!” Jurgen Gothe - CBC Discdrive musicians are assembled www.hardrubber.com/about.htm Wing's music can be best coined as here to play music focused on time: The measured or Saul Berson alto saxophone; Tony Wilson guitar; Kim progressive folk and pop that measurable period during which an action, process or Darwin accordion; Danny Parker bass incorporates lilting guitar melodies, strong condition exists or continues. an appointed, fixed, or

particular occasion. Stop. Time. Evan Arntzen Mecca Normal's experimentation will be evident with Deborah Bartley July 17/ (afternoon) Cronin/Sikula/Gaucher Trio (3 pm, by saxophones; Ian Cox piano; Sean Cronin bass; Daniel music is vocals, guitar, harmonica; Chris Pugh guitar; Andy donation) See July 3 for details Gaucher drums paradoxically Scheen bass. www.sunmaymusic.com intuitive and highly Two veteran artists, Heather Haley stylized. Smith is an One of the city's finest accordionist-singer-performers and (spoken-word/vocals) and Julie Vik extraordinary rock funniest beings anywhere, Ana (guitar, spoken-word/vocals), join poet delivering Bon-Bon's burlesque / forces to form Bent Tail, a unique and compact short wandering minstrels show is a sublime fusion of new song and stories from her must see/hear event! Ms. Bon- spoken word. www.resin.net next book. Lester's Bon will feature some of her www.heatherhaley.com/bent.html adventurous guitar new originals in the cabaret playing creates a style with a large dose of July 20/ John Millard & Happy Day (9 pm, $10) July 11/ Ronley Teper (9 pm, $5-10) sonic equivalent to Smith's voice -- a language all his own. humour, sensual and "...a mixture of the Lone Ranger and Kurt Weill" Www.mecca_normal.tripod.com suggestive lyrics, as well as "The Ronley is quite a peculiar "Arguably the greatest rock band without a rhythm section songs from her repertoire of July 17/ (evening) Stringfever / Casablanca Cowboys (8 From Toronto, banjoist, multi-instrumentalist, singer John creature"... says her bio. We love ever, the duo of acid-voiced singer Jean Smith and guitar gospel, swing/blues, and show pm, $5-10) East Vancouver's well-loved Gypsy-jazz/new- Millard is as quirky as they come; part John Hartford, part The Ronley around here! A hero David Lester must be seen to be believed." - tunes. grass outfit, Stringfever plays joyous, life affirming swing kamikaze poet, he and his band cover a wide range brilliant mish-mash of roots, folk Douglas Wolk music with 13-year-old dynamo-violinist Stefan across the musical landscape, touching on theater music, cabaret, world, jazz, blues & July 14/ Herald Nix with Guest "Nodding to old blues, gospel, Thordarson, his father, violin & viola master Doug old-timey tunes, happy dances and traumatic nightmares. electronica... like an old pair of Dave Gowans (9 pm, $10) and Tin Pan Alley tune-smithing, Vancouver's Ana Bon-Bon Thordarson and local swing greats Ron Thompson on Christine Brubaker vocals; Karin Randoja vocals; Randi silk slippers, Vancouverites will slip Guitarist, singer Herald Nix has and her full-bodied voice and accordion playing bring a guitar & Brent Gubbles on bass. The second set will feaure Helmers vocals; Dragoslav Tanascovic accordion; Rob into this sweet-voiced, inventive long been one of the most vintage bawdy-house bon-temps vibe to life." - Montreal the Casablanca Cowboys, a trio that manages to play Clutton bass; Mark Duggan percussion Torontonian artist's creative work, respected artists in the Canadian Mirror very well even without Stefan's contributions...a pleasantly www.johnmillardandhappyday.com augmented by two of our finest underground scene. Ten years www.teaseorama.com/performers/ana_bon_bon.html nostalgic journey of old swing standards, including some players... of these facts, we're before people started talking 'alt great vocal action. www.stringfever.ca July 21/ Maryem Tollar (9 pm, $10) From Toronto, certain... what exactly will country' and 'Americana', Nix was Hailing from Sudbury, Ontario, vocalist, composer, songwriter, co-founder of Maza Meze, happen on stage that night, writing and playing music that singer, songwriter, guitarist Brian July 18/ Hilary Grist CD Release Party "On My Way" (9 Maryem Tollar's vision of the world as an Arabic-Canadian we're not so sure, as every night drew on very deep roots. For his Dunn performs music heavily pm, $5-10) Thoughtful songwriting and a refined singing woman is unique and important. Combining songs she she creates a thing of one-off first intimate concert at Rime, he's flavoured with alt-country, bluegrass approach are met by the has written, beauty! Ronley Teper voice, guitar; JP Carter trumpet, joined by the killer rhythm section and a pinch of rock. A tasty one talents of Hilary Grist's stellar collaborations with effects; Russell Sholberg bass www.ronleyteper.com of Jeremy Holmes on bass and man show of delectible originals band with guitarist Dave Sikula, partner Ernie Tollar, the Jay Johnson on drums. that must be heard live! bassist Patrick Metzger and poems of her uncle July 12/ Artist In Residence: John Korsrud / Johnny Reno www.northern-electric.ca www.novemberallstars.com drummer Dan Gaucher. A she has set to music Electric Band (9 pm, $5-10) "One of a kind. A work of sublime quiet, but intense brand of and traditional Arabic Post-neo-quasi-space-funk-improv. These musical art" - Toronto Star July 16/ (afternoon) Pé-de-cana (3 contemporary folk by a girl who compositions, Maryem are the creme de la creme de la creme pm, by donation) Please, see July 2 wears her heart on her sleeve. has fashioned a of Vancouver's high-octane jazz Dave Gowans, of the Buttless Chaps, can pick a mean for details. www.hilarygrist.com repertoire that has grooveoids. Serious burning space funk! banjo & sing old timey songs like it's nobody's business. A deep roots in the past Daryl Jahnke guitar; John Korsrud class solo act all the way! www.thebuttlesschaps.com July 16/ (evening) July 19/ Artist In Residence: John Korsrud & Friends (9 while unblinkingly trumpet; Dave Say saxophone; Chris Sangha with Mystery pm, $5-10) From New York City. Music by Debussy, addressing the world she lives in... with Ernie Tollar saxes, Gestrin keys; André Lachance bass; Don July 15/ Sunmay / Ana Bon-Bon / Brian Dunn (9 pm, $10) Guest (10 pm, $5-10) Poulenc, Piazzola and original song flute; Levon Ichkanian guitar, oud; Rich Brown bass; Powrie drums Drawing from a melting by pianist Francine Kay, who has Debashis Sinha percussion. www.maryemtollar.com pot of, predominantly soloed with major orchestras across July 13/ Bill Horist & Mecca Normal (9 pm, $5-10) Arabic, Persian and the US and Canada and will July 22/ Juan DeMarias (10 pm, $5-10) Indian, perform with Kathy Halvorson, a Fiesta Flamenca! A spellbinding evening of Flamenco Innovative Seattle musical/improvisational Boston oboist with a unique voice dance, song and music. improviser, guitarist & traditions, yet forging a and flair for great improv. This special event electronicist, Bill Horist, new path, Sangha www.analekta.com/site/bio.e/kay_fr. features Vancouver whose prepared guitar work plays anything from html guitarist Juan de is informed by Hans Reichel, Indian classical www.satori-chambermusic.org/kathy_halvorson.htm Marias, singer Luis Fred Frith, and Henry Kaiser, rhythms mixed with Gutierrez and dancers performs music that can Persian improvisation in The second set features the movement and contact Karen, Monica and best be described as one piece, Arabic improvisation of modern dancers Anne Cooper and Edie. Experience the strange & beautiful. He has melodic modulation One Killer Triple Bill! Jennifer Clark accompanied by some of Vancouver's beautiful and fiery performed with some of the top improvisers in the world & set in a Persian mode in another, to African melody set From Seattle, full of the understated playing & sparseness most strangely emphatic musicians Ron Samworth on Flamenco music from will also join 20-year participants in the international inside a Westernized improvisational structure in the next. A of old country/folk, Sunmay's debut, "You Can Make guitar, Torsten Müller on bass and John Korsrud on Spain! alternative scene, electric guitar & voice duo Mecca special mystery guest will join Gord Grdina on oud, Beautiful Things", is woven throughout with pure pop trumpet. Www.vidf.ca/clarck-cooper.html www.juandemarias.com Normal, who’ll debut songs from the next Kill Rock Stars Neelamjit Dhillon on tabla and Hamin Honari on sensibility and Americana, as well as lush orchestration.

July 23/ (afternoon) Pé-de-cana (3 pm, by donation) July 25/ Linda McRae & The Commercial Drivers (9 pm, July 28/ Bon-Bon & Rose plus Pigby (9 pm, $5-10) incorporates an July 31/ (afternoon) Gord Grdina Trio Please, see July 2 for details. $5-10) Singer, songwriter, guitarist, Combining gospel, incredible array of (3 pm, by donation) accordionist and Spirit of the West blues & cabaret stringed instruments alum, Linda McRae & The tunes with including but not Joined by the new rhythm section for Commercial Drivers play country bluegrass and limited to Kona and his Boxcutter project, guitarist Gord music that is laid back, yet swing Weissenborn Grdina wears many musical hats and danceable... good natured, friendly interpretations of Hawaiian lap steel is one of the hardest working players and fun. Linda has summoned the traditionals and guitar, Turkish saz in town. The trio will play some lovely invaluable services of some great originals, these two and cümbüþ, Sunday afternoon music to remind us players with an affinity for the well-loved gals of Middle Eastern oud, why we're here... with Karlis Silins bass; country thing... Accordionist Nova Ukranian heritage and Irish bouzouki. The eye-poppingly clad "Mr. Dave's" Kenton Loewen drums. Devonie, guitarist Stephen Nikleva met while playing uncanny vocal mimicry and demented sense of humour and bassist/lapsteel player Martin in the Turkish Gypsy band Something About Reptiles and make his onstage banter a highlight of the show. July 31/ (evening) Building Blocks with Paul Plimley & Walton www.lindamcrae.com have built a bond to create music that moves from www.davidlindley.com Friends (8 pm, $5-10) Pianist, composer, improvisor Paul July 23/ (evening) Blind God plus The Kevin House Band dramatic, dark storytelling to hip-slingin' swing. Ana Bon- Plimley has been active nationally and internationally for (10 pm, $5-10) Is there a more beautifully raw & powerful July 26/ Artist In Residence: John Korsrud / Orquesta Bon accordion, vocals; Amelia Rose fiddle, vocals Best known for his work with his versatile musical partner over 20 years. Having duo/unit in town with a huge New York sound a la Goma Dura (9 PM, $10-20) The 20-piece Orquesta Jesse Zubot in Zubot & Dawson, Juno Award winner Steve performed with a "who's who" Morphine than Blind God (previously Deadman)? You Goma Dura is one of this continent's largest salsa Paul Pigat and Paul Rigby are Pigby, a powerful guitar Dawson has been playing and list of improvisors over the decide... Vampire-Delta blues... music you already know orchestras and one of the most exciting ensembles duo with solid credentials (Carolyn Mark, Neko Case, recording professionally since he was years, he's currently deep down...best band you may never have heard anywhere. OGD featuring an all-star collection of Bocephus King...) are established Vancouver guitarists. 15 years old. His instrumental abilities interested in challenging before! Dave Olajide steel guitar, banjo, vocals; Ray Vancouver's salsa and latin-jazz communities with multiple They've joined forces to pay homage to their many have allowed him to share the stage himself with expanding his Garroway drums. singers, four percussionists, eleven horns transform any influences, blending swing, Latin, classical, country music with internationally-known musicians vocabulary & command on room into party central... it will be impossible to sit still! & more...an energetic and eclectic unit not to be missed. such as Bob Brozman, John Lee the guitar. Joining him are Songster, guitarist, Rime favourite, Hooker, Chris Whitley, Kelly Joe three talented Kevin House brings his highly skilled July 29/ David Lindley with Guest Steve Dawson (8 pm & Phelps, and many others. As instrumentalists in rhythm section - Russell Sholberg 11 pm, $20 in advance / $25 at the door) evidenced in an April show at Rime, explorations through on bass & Skye Brooks on drums, to Steve's solo show is mesmerizing, composition and improvisation. Paul Plimley guitar, piano; cause some emotional & cerebral Multi-instrumentalist David Lindley is truly a roots legend. both in terms of his gifted playing on Phil Emerson guitar; Tommy Babbit bass; Victoria Gibson mayhem, as only he can... After investing much time various guitars and heartfelt vocal delivery. vocals, percussion www.paulplimley.com www.vix.ca www.kevinhouse.ca studying the American folk www.blackhenmusic.com tradition as a youngster July 24/ (afternoon) Sean Cronin Quintet (3 pm, by and winning the Topanga All this in the intimate confines of Rime! If there's one show Susana Abreu, Danay Sinclair vocals; Jack Duncan donation) Sean Cronin has brought Canyon Banjo & Fiddle this year you absolutely can't miss, THIS IS IT!! congas; Martin Romero, Phil Belanger timbales; Edgar together five musicians who share a Contest five times, Lindley Romero bongos/coro; Allan Johnston bass/coro; Lou sensitivity to sound - his originals are founded & led July 30/ (afternoon) Pé-de-cana (3 pm, by donation) Mastroianni piano; Ross Gregory, Derry Byrne, Kent thoughtful and melodic, drawing on many Kaleidoscope, which may Please, see July 2 for details. Wallace trumpet; Dennis Esson, Rod Murray, Jeremy influences, jazz and beyond, and his band be the very first world Berkman, Brad Muirhead trombone; Bill Runge, Mike interprets them with the perfect music rock band. Best July 30/ (evening) Ganga Braverman, Graham Ord, Daniel Miles Kane saxophones; combination of openness and deep known for his work as an Giri (10 pm, $10-15) John Korsrud director www.hardrubber.com/ork.htm swing. Paul Chandler trumpet; Evan integral part of seminal Arntzen saxophone; Amanda Tosoff 1970's recordings such as Hailing from Byron Bay, July 27/ Steve Smith's Steps (9 pm, $5-10) piano; Sean Cronin bass; Julian Jackson Browne's Running NSW, Australia, Ganga Giri MacDonough drums On Emty and as Browne's mixes red natural elements Bassist, bandleader Steve most significant musical with fat tribal beats and Smith is an active July 24/ (evening) Archie Pateman & The Breakmen co-conspirator until 1981, dirty funky bass lines to member of our jazz (8 pm, $5-10) Lindley played quite a bit create a unique tribal- community and a prolific with his band El Rayo X in technological deep earth composer. His Steps Providing a refreshing take the 80's. Bob Dylan, Linda Ronstadt, Iggy Pop, Little Feat, dance experience. project includes some of on traditional bluegrass, The Warren Zevon, Ry Cooder and many other greats have Explosive and pulsating, at the city's best players Breakmen slide from smoky benefited hugely from Mr. Lindley's tasty chops on various times ambient and flowing, creating a moody, 1920's Delta blues to recording sessions &/or tours. His recent hugely successful the music is a pumping percussive multi-layered swinging, and altogether swinging originals with ease. collaborations with percussionists Hani Naser and Wally experience of complex grooves and raw, deep natural modern thing of beauty. Archie Pateman banjo, Ingram have resulted in continous touring for Lindley. sound. Ganga himself is a rhythmic didjeridu virtuoso and Dave Say tenor guitar, vocals; Lee Watson percussionist-- an inspired music creator whose passion saxophone; Steve Fisk guitar, vocals; Ben Rogalsky The David Lindley electro-acoustic performance brings people together in celebration of nowness in guitar; Lisa Miller piano; mandolin, vocals; Matt effortlessly combines American folk, blues, and bluegrass newness, a modern day corroberre for all! Ganga will be Steve Smith bass; Dave Lawson bass, vocals traditions with elements from African, Arabic, Asian, Celtic, joined by great instrumentalists: percussionist, flutist Mike, Robbins drums Malagasy, and Turkish musical sources. Lindley e Eastern electronicist, mixologist V-Ka, bassist, laptopper Sean Hill.