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NORTH SHORE music spills
forth as terrentially as moun-
tain rain in coming days.

By Michael Becker

Music Reporier

Here's a sprinkling:

Jack -Lonsdale’s at 1433
Lonsdale in North Vancouver is the
venue for musician-comic Todd
Butler, April 12 at 9 p.m. North
Vancouver. roots-rocker Shawn
Carle plays April: 15 at 8:30 p.m.

North Vancouver's hard rock-
alternative Wit's End celebrates the
pending release of Bla Bla Bla, a

CD recorded with Cat Ear Records
in North Vancouver. The show goes
April 13 at The Hungry Eye, 23
West Cordova St. in Vancouver.

The Capilano College Jazz
Studies Division is featured 8 p.m..
April 13 at the Tom Lee Music Hall,
929 Granville St. Admission is by
donation. Proceeds support the jazz
studies scholarship program.

North Vancouver-based Breathe
Underwater will release a CD soon.
Catch the group live on Friday, April
14 at The Soho, 1144 Homer St. The
band hits Bowen Isle on Saturday
April 15 at Doc Morgan’s Inn.

For live hip hop go directly to
First Sireet Studio, 106 West Ist St.

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\usicians pour it

in North Van on April 15, Epicentre,
Hip Hop Mecanix and C-Monkiez
join DJ Source and DJ Pitch. Tickets
are $6, Show starts 8:30 p.m.

North Vancouver's Ray Forbes
plays the VECC at 1895 Venubles
St. in Vancouver 8 p.m. April 21 and
22 to feature the release of his new
CD Almost Overnighi, an acoustic
look at the Bim years recorded with
North Vancouver's AKA Records.

Jazzophiles would do well to
support The Seymour Art Gallery
fundraising event in Deep Cove at
6:30 p.m., April 25. The Oliver
Gannon Quartet, featuring Gannon
on guitar with Miles Black on piano,
Miles Hill on bass and Blaine

lusic West fest set for May

THE ANNUAL Music. West
festival juggernaut is winding
up to dominate the Vancouver
music scene May 11 to 14.

By Michael Becker
“Music Reporter

... Music. West. ‘95 is set for the
Hotel. Vancouver and the Robson
Square Conference Centre and
assorted live music venues. The fes-
tival includes MusicShow ‘95, a

forum for music technology and:

instruments.
The tive music component ‘(acts
were to be announced later today)

covers more than 25 venues and all
manners of musical genre.

The conference weekend portion
provides workshops and seminars
for music industry players.

The conference will see insider
knowledge flow from:

& Jonathan Poneman, partner of
Seattle’s Sub-Pop Records;

@ Ricky Adar “dedicated anarchist”
and. co-founder of Cerberus
Sound+Vision and Cerberus Digital
Jukebox looks ai copyright issues
and music on the Internet;

@ Grateful Dead lyricist John Perry
Barlow, an “info dissident” and co-
founder of the Electronic Frontier
Foundation talks about freedom in

digital media:

@ Jana Arden, producer Ed Cherney
and A&R guy Alan Reid chat about
successful songwriting.

Wikjord on drums plays to support
the gallery. For tickets call 924-
1378.

North Shore celtic musicians The

at CRAFT AFFAIRS
2 WEEKS ONLY!

Paperboys play at Vancouver's First
Annual Celtic Festival, Apri} 28 and
29, 7 p.m. to 2 a.m. at the Starfish
Room, 1055 Homer St.

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| Dear Easter Egg Hunters,

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~~~ Due to major construction (a 200
ft. cantilevered.deck along the canyon
wall, a forestry centre on the west side
of the bridge, re-landscaping the
Pioneer Garden, relocation and
enlargement of the native carving
-centre, underground electrical wiring,
_repaving pathways etc. etc...) Capilano
Suspension Bridge’s Annual Easter
Festival will not be held this year. We
apologize to our loyal "hunters" and
hope to sze you at our next event, the -
blessing of our new 22 ft. totem pole
depicting the legend, “How the Raven .
~ Stole the Sun", on Motner’s Day, May

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