Jarrett Bartlett- bass /
Jon Bartlett- mic /
John J. Higney Jr.- guitar /
Chris Page- guitar /
Ape- drums
Etkilendikleri
Sparks, Atlantic Grand Prix Wrestling, The Mice, Bill Fox, The Who, Guided By Voices, Queen, Iron Maiden, Captain Beefheart, Buddy Rich yelling at his band, Paul Anka yelling at his band, Judas Priest, White facepaint, The Records, Bad Boy Batty Bat, Lee Hazlewood, The Holy Bible (NIV), Ice cream bars, Emitt Rhodes, Neutral Milk Hotel, Grifters, Buddy Pennington, Red Mini-Sips, Sip mmm's, Red Red Meat/Califone, Steve Vardy's "Bacon & Eggs", Bob Dylan, The Beatles, Tony Currie, The Zombies, Al Green, Rufus, Meat Lasagna, Deer Burgers, Elk Burgers, Ween, Flaming Lips, AC/DC, New Brunswick maple syrup, Alden Nowlan, The Photon Band, Exploding Hearts, The Clash, The Ramones, T-Rex, Wheat, J. Geils Band, Hershel Savage & the American Flag, Kleenex Girl Wonder, Supertramp, ELO, Emerson Lake & Palmer, old Chicago, Tom Ze, Harry Nilsson, Randy Newman, Thin Lizzy, Apples in Stereo, Black Sabbath, Slade, early Genesis, Harmonium, Martin Scorsese, Robert Lepage, Frank Sinatra, Dusty Springfield, Screamin' Jay Hawkins, Aldo Nova.
Neye Benziyor?
Falling down the stairs in the morning with tinnitus
Kelp founder Jon Bartlett's Rhume is finally back after an over-extended hibernation. Winter 2006 has the band back in the basement, hard at work learning the old songs and trying to pen some new ones. For the 20th time, the lineup has completely changed. Old compadre Jarrett Bartlett joins on the bass, 'Ape' Jamie Gullikson trashes skins, Chris Page wields an axe and the littlest-man-that-could John J. Higney Jr. also plays lumberjack. A new record will follow later this year, in English this time, we hope. Expect a wrasslin' theme or sumthin.
"It was as though everyone in the audience was part of the band, and the stage was extended throughout the entire Coach & Horses. In all my years of attending shows, I've never seen anything like this particular one: audience interaction, crazy antics, and all out fun. If Rhume are ever in your town, I highly recommend seeing them. It really is an experience not to be missed, and you need to see it for yourself." - Jen Ciliska, Fantastic Festival
"A truly amazing night of rock. Rhume more than any other band I've seen at Wavelength turned the Sunday night social into weekend rock bender.
How could the show be topped? For an encore, some burly dude dressed in wrestling tights and a wrestling mask comes out and hammers Bartlett over the head with a steel chair. Bartlett rolls off the stage to the club's floor. Said wrestler follows him down, props him up on two additional chairs, climbs up onto the subwoofer unit stage left. With steel chair in hand he dives off the sub and into Bartlett's chest who gets sandwiched between wrestler/chair and chairs/floor. Rhume forced me to drink." - Brodie, Hammer Rocker
Long time, mon ami! Sorry for my absence -- working on a new CD.
Speaking of which, there's a smokin' new Progressive Classical track up on www.MadNutcracker.com titled "Wasp Flight" Currently #2 in Progressive Rock on SoundClick.
Shout out!
Brète
"The Nutcracker Suite Electronique"
www.MadNutcracker.com
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Irene's isn't too hard to find! Time to Rock!...
You were askin' about the "Ottawa Scene" episode of Bandwidth... we're reairing it this week (Sat. Dec.9 at 5:05 p.m.... through Ontario except Toronto). Featuring Mr. Draves, Mr. Klausener, and many more... talking about what's good and bad in the Ottawa scene.
Hey Jon. Just wanted to let you know about the latest DYR artists that have been chosen. It's "Creative Jazz" this time. Lots of cool artists. I hope you enjoy them: www.myspace.com/digyourroots (a project of the National Campus and Community Radio Association -- come check us out at Myspace at www.myspace.com/communityradio). Take care, Melissa
Hey there jon b. Was checkin' out a David Myles set at the OCFF and was thinking of home, and thought I'd drop you a line. I hope it finds you well and enjoying your new digs (well, not really so new, now, are they). Perhaps I'll bump into you some cool Ottawa Autumn night. Until then, take care.
Melissa
went to sloan tonight - thanks for the tickets! were you there?
anyway it was a nice, energetic show. which probably didn't help the big ape-like guy wearing a "Hi. You'll Do." t-shirt from getting into a fist fight with five staff members at the end of the show, but i digress.
It was good to run into you yesterday for the 2nd time in an as many nights. Here's hoping that you have a nice long weekend and that our paths cross again before too long.
I ripped this off from the Brock Gel myspace site and should give his agency the full credit. I put a link to him on our site just to be fair. I don’t know if he his publicists were being funny on purpose or not. Our songs are nice but, well, this is too much!
- Doc Pickles
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