This seems like a good way to get the word out.
This is Stacie Sivyer from the Rainbow Bistro
First of all I'm glad to hear that your baby is home safe and sound. We
need to hear more stories with happy endings.
on another matter:
2- we are looking for bands interested in getting their foot in the door at the Rainbow bistro
I'm currently wrapping up December few dates I have left are: Dec 8, 9, 18,
22, 26, 27, 28
and then we go into '09
The typical format is: load in at 8:15 sound check at 9 for 3 50
minute
sets from 9:45-1:15ish
For those of you who don't know we provide a full PA system and a house sound
man. payment is
80% of the total door revenue usually set at $5.
I know that often it's not great money but consider it a black (as opposed to
"in the red") rehearsal
space. All you would need are your instruments amps
patch cords etc. we provide the rest.
3- We are starting up a Pay-what-you-can Jazz Matinees on Saturday afternoons
4-7 with Sonic Blue.
They are a great local jazz band please come by and
check them out.
If anyone has any questions or comments I'd love to hear from you
please contact me at bowbabi@hotmail.com
thanks Stacie Sivyer
From: eq164@ncf.ca
Hi Everyone,
My bass baby is home safe and unharmed!!! I want to
extend my sincere gratitude to all of you for your concern interest and support
in retrieving this most valued part of my world. That reinforces my belief that
all musicians are part of the same "extended" family and I am grateful to be
counted among you.
It turns out that the thief pawned it at a neighbourhood store within the
hour of stealing it. He obviously had no idea what he had as he only got $70 for
it!!! After all that is a cheap price for a 1990 Fender Precision fretless set
up with an active EMG jazz pick up configuration.
In fact it is the only
one like it that I have ever seen. So in this case all ends well. I will be much
more careful in the future.
Lesson learned.
My best to all.
David D. Johnston
Writer/Editor/Musician