22 - Wednesday, August 14, 1991 - North Shore News

— MEET THE ARTIST —
FRANK TOWNSLEY

Wash. D.C.’s Fugazi
to piay North Van

OUNG WEST Van-
couver groove-
magnate Nardwuar

The Human Serviette gears
into hyper-vibo-drive, spinn-
ing out two happening all-
ages gigs back to back.

The weekend saw the sweat-
inducing five-band Ubangi Stomp
spectacular with Thee Headcoats
at the Arcadian Hall in Vancouver.
The kooky event saw Englishmen
in deerstatker hats and grumpy
San Franciscans wrapped in
mummy bandages blast out the
skulf-rattling goads.

On Monday, 7:09 p.m. Aug. 19
at recCentre Lonsdale, the golden
napkin comes clean with A
Moodyville Moo Mooo. Again it’s
five bands — Fugazi from
Washington. D.C., Seattle-based
The Fastbacks, Me, Mom &
Morgenthaler from Montreal and
locals The Smugglers and Ten Feet
Tall.

And once more tickets go cheap
for $6 at Track, Zulu, Scratch,
Capers and Cal Streets North Van.

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AND IF that isn’t enough energy
release, Cates Park explodes noon
to 6 p.m. Aug. 78 with the Artest-
presented Under The Volcano
Summer Youth Arts Festival.

This one’s a freebie sponsored
by the North Vancouver District
Centennial Committee, The North
Vancouver Community Arts
Council, Youth Art Works and the
North Shore Youth Council.

Nine bands are booked —
Memory Day, Evaporators, Smug-
glers, Face Puller, Ngoma, Crim-
son Seeds, Myk Gordon, The In-
decisives and the Ashtray
Babyheads.

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MORE NIFTY music deals: The
PNE, Aug. 16 to Sept. 2, is bringing
in some pretty decent acts with

Michaei Becker
RECORD REVIEW

the price of admussion to the big
fair. Highlights of the evening
concert series at the Coca-Cola
Stage include Colin James (Aug. 17
and 18); Sarah McLachlan (Aug.
21); Crash Test Dummies (Aug.
22); lan Tyson and the Chinook
Arch Riders with the VSO (Aug.
23); Stray Cats (Aug. 24); Three
Dog Night (Aug. 26); Bachman
Turner Overdrive (Aug. 27); The
Grapes of Wrath (Aug. 30); Neville
Brothers (Aug. 31). The shows are
all scheduled for a 7:30 p.m. start.

The music plays on over at the
Spirit of B.C. Bandstand with Graf-
fiti (Aug. 17); Club Mango (Aug.
18); Incognito (Aug. 19); Lisa
Brokop (Aug. 20); Skabocm (Aug.
21); Jazzmanian Devils (Aug. 22);
Jess Lee (Aug. 23); Larry Evans
(Aug. 25); Backseat Driver (Aug.
26); Powder Blues (Aug. 27); Bing
Armstrong (Aug. 28); Jerry Wennes
And The Happy Wanderers
(Aug.29); Nervous Fellas/ The Last
Corvairs (Aug. 30); Lee Dinwoodie
(Aug. 31): The Stoaters (Sept. 1).
The shows are set to begin 6:30
p.m. daily.

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FOR THOSE who stand by their
vinyl, for the ones who can’t turn
their backs on a deal and for those
who choose to browse at close
quarters with hundreds of others,
the Vancouver Records Collectors
Association fall semi-annual record
and CD sale is the place to be, 11
a.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday, Sept. & at

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the Kitsilano Community Centre
Gym, 2690 Larch St. (at 12th Ave.)
in Vancouver.

As before, expect to find 55
tables laden with records, CDs and
musical memorabitia. The Jast
show drew in 1.000, so arrive ear-
ly to snap up the bargains in all
Categories Gt music. Records go for
$2 and up: CDs start at $5.

All profits pay for an LP series
put out by the association, Volume
4 of the The History of Vancouver
Rock series will be available at the
show for the first tinie. Available
on LP and CD, the new release
will feature local music from the
period covering 1966 to 1971.
Re-dig the sounds of The Nor-
thwest Company, Mock Duck, The
Collectors, 1 Way Street, Long
Time Comin’ and many more.

Admission is a pittance — $1.50
walks you through the door.

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