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Converted from paper version of the Broad Ripple Gazette (v05n22)
Buzzing Around Town - by Nora Spitznogle
posted: Oct. 24, 2008
Reviews:
Senator Obama
Indiana State Fair Grounds
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
I debated about whether to write about this, I don't want anyone to think that I (or the Gazette) am endorsing anyone. Ever since Indiana moved to the "swing state" column last month we've all been getting hit hard with ads and such. It was pretty amazing that a presidential candidate spoke in our back yard (pretty close, anyway). No matter what your political views are, it is pretty darn amazing to be standing just 30 feet from a presidential candidate.
My biggest goose-bumpy moment was when 12,000 of us recited the Pledge of Allegiance.
As exciting as this presidential election is, don't forget to pay attention to the local races. Your governor, city council members, school board members, assessors and township leaders have an awful big impact on your day-to-day life.
image courtesy of Nora Spitznogle
image courtesy of Nora Spitznogle
image courtesy of Nora Spitznogle
image courtesy of Nora Spitznogle
Monday, October 20, 2008
Frank Glover Quartet
The Jazz Kitchen
Frank Glover is a legendary saxophone player - he even has his own Wikipedia page, and is a Monday night tradition at the Jazz Kitchen. Mondays also feature the fabulous "8 before 8" dinner specials. The night I was there the $8 specials sounded great but I opted for the amazing eggplant tower from the regular menu, it seriously rocked.
The music is lovely and the food is amazing. Hanging out at the Jazz Kitchen is a great way to spend Monday night.
Previews:
Broad Ripple Music Fest
This is the second year for the Broad Ripple Music Festival. I loved it last year and this year promises to be even better. The festival kicks off with a big fat show at the Vogue.
Friday, October 24 - 8 p.m., $7, 21+
8 pm: Abner Trio
9 pm: Grampall Jookabox
10:00 pm: Mardelay
11:00 pm: Everthus the Deadbeats
midnight: Born Again Floozies
1:00 am: Twin Cats
Here is a rundown of the what's where and who's when for Saturday. The festival not only showcases music, but the venues who host them. This is your big chance to check out some place new. First venue visited, $6.00 and each venue after that $3.00 cover. Or purchase an all-access wristband for $10.00.
Saturday, Oct. 25
Birdy's, 21+
2131 E. 71st Street
8:30 pm: Avero
9:15 pm: Eisenhower Field Day
10:15 pm: The Last Good Year
11:15 pm: No More Goodbyes
12:15 pm: The Hip Shooters
Boulevard Place Café
all ages, no cover
4155 Boulevard Place
3:00 pm: Gideon Wainwright
4:00 pm: Sean Smith
5:00 pm: Gamblin' Christmas
6:00 pm: Cliff Snyder
7:00 pm: Kit Malone
8:00 pm: Bill Price
Casba, 21+
6319 Guilford Ave
6:00 pm: A Caesar Holiday
7:00 pm: Kentucky Nightmare
8:00 pm: Thin Fevers
9:00 pm: Two O'Clock Twilight
10:00 pm: Action Jackson
11:00 pm: DJ Fate
midnight: Black Heat
1:00 am: Jackola
2:00 am: DJ Starsteady
Conner's Pub, 21+, no cover
6331 Ferguson St
9:00 pm: Bronze Float
10:00 pm: The Delicious
11:00 pm: Everything, Now!
midnight: Marmoset
Indy CD & Vinyl
all ages, no cover
806 Broad Ripple Avenue
Luke Austin Daugherty and Ann McWilliams, 3:30 p.m.
The Indy Hostel, all ages
4903 Winthrop Avenue
7:00 pm: Cari Ray
7:45 pm: Kendall Ludwig
8:30 pm: Noah East
9:30 pm: Gideon Wainwright
10:30 pm: Jenn Cristy
Local's Only, 21+
2449 East 56th Street
7:00 pm: Dwane Ferren
7:45 pm: Simeon Pillar
8:30 pm: Otto the Comic
9:00 pm: Shelby Kelly
9:30 pm: Jethro Easyfields and the Arrowheads
10:30 pm: Christian Taylor
11:00 pm: Red Light Driver
12:30 am: The Popular Favorites
Luna Records
all ages, no cover
5202 N. College Avenue
2:00 pm: Adam Kuhn
3:00 pm: Accordions
4:00 pm: Kendall Ludwig
5:00 pm: Jascha
6:00 pm: Beat Debris
7:00 pm: Jesse Lee
8:00 pm: Christian Taylor
9:00 pm: Grampall Jookabox
The Melody Inn, 21+
3826 N Illinois St
starting at 10:00 pm: The Dockers, Sump Pumps, The Inhumanoids, One Punch Knockout
The Monkey's Tale, 21+
925 E. Westfield Boulevard
2:00 pm: Jamie Nichole
3:00 pm: AC Foster
4:30 pm: Ruined for Life
5:30 pm: Art Adams and the Art Adams Band
6:30 pm: One Side Later
7:30 pm: Landon Keller
8:30 pm: Davey and the Chorus Caravan
Monon Coffee
all ages, no cover
920 E. Westfield Boulevard
Indoors:
1:00 pm: Juhn Tuttle
2:00 pm: Steven Cooley
3:00 pm: Tonos Triad
4:00 pm: Tea & Sympathy
5:00 pm: Motif
6:00 pm: El Carnicero
Outdoors:
4:00 pm: Lockstep
5:00 pm: Postscript
6:00 pm: Sarah Grain
7:00 pm: Organic Soul
8:00 pm: Alpha & Metrognome
9:00 pm: Twin Monster
10:00 pm: The Ben Ishmael Revival
Mugshots, 21+
6525 North College Avenue
5:30 pm: Bohamus, 5:30 p.m.
7:00 pm: Hip-O
8:30 pm: Henderson
10:00 pm: Solar Howard
11:30 pm: James Brown Car Alarm
1:00 am: Chained Fate
Spin Nightclub, 21+
6308 N. Guilford Avenue
8:00 pm: The Holiday
9:00 pm: Amo Joy
10:00 pm: Gentleman Caller
11:00 pm: Records Records Records
midnight: Win with Willard
1:00 am: Mudkids
Trinity ES Jungle, all ages
6151 N. Central Avenue (downstairs)
4:30 pm: Rodeo Ruby Love
5:15 pm: Missing Six
6:00 pm: Amo Joy
6:45 pm: God Made Robots
7:30 pm: State
8:15 pm: The Working Hour
The Upper Room, 21+
929 E. Westfield Boulevard
7:30 pm: Chad Mills
8:15 pm: Kory Quinn
8:45 pm: Rob Glass of Dorsey
10:30 pm: DJ Ohbeone
Previews:
Big Roots Show
Thursday, November 6, 2008 (and beyond)
7:30, 21 +, $5
Locals Only
2449 East 56th Street
The Big Roots show is a brand-spanking new showcase. You can catch it every Thursday. It's starts early enough that you can still get home for Grey's Anatomy.
As you all know I'm a big fan of roots music and the November lineup is great.
November 6: Sindacato, Cliff Snyder
November 13: 19Clark25, Gamblin Christmas, Midwest Rhythm Exchange.
November 20: Tad Armstrong (with full band), Stasia Demos.
Not-for-profit director by day, music writer by night, Nora Spitznogle reviews music that happened and previews music and events around Broad Ripple Village. Nora managed CATH Inc coffeehouse at 54th Street and College Avenue for seven years. During that time she hosted hundreds of local and touring musicians, both at the coffeehouse and her home. When CATH closed in 2004 and the music was no longer coming to her, she had to wander from her corner of Broad Ripple to see what is happening elsewhere. You can find her at Second Helpings during the work day, waitressing at the Red Key on Saturday nights and prowling Broad Ripple music venues the rest of the time. Visit Nora's Web site nora-leona.blogspot.com, send any questions, comments or suggestions to Nora@BroadRippleGazette.com
nora@broadripplegazette.com
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