ARIZONA IRISH MUSIC SOCIETY
AIMS NEWS AND NOTES
AIMS News and Notes 7-21-2004
Arizona Irish Music Society
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Out and About
--- Had A Great Time In FlagstafF
--- Phoenix Irish Feis Meeting On Oct 21st At ICC
2. Irish Rock Band the Kissers At Rhythm Room on Wed July 21st
3. Memo From CJA (Opening For the Kissers)
4. Memo From Keltic Cowboys - This Weekend at Fibber Magees
5. Memo From Oceans Apart
6. Weekly Music by Crosswind at Brian's Irish Pub in Prescott
7. Update on the Fall Concert Series
8. Phoenix Feis Is Having A Fundraiser - Sun Aug 22rd at ICC
9. Looking for Bands at Festival In the Pines - Flagstaff July 30 to Aug 1
10. Weekly Music by Crosswind at Brian's Irish Pub in Prescott
11. Irish Foundation Information
12. Invitations All Ireland Busking Competition
13. About the 4th Annual Arizona Irish Festival
14. E.R.I.N. Calendar
15. This Week In Irish Music
1. OUT AND ABOUT
--- HAD A GREAT TIME IN FLAGSTAFF
The new location (Fox Glen Park) of the Flagstaff Celtic Festival seemed to work pretty well and there seemed to be a good crowd. Other than the long walk to the food booths, it seemed to work better than Thorpe and it was good at keeping the piping competition away from the performance stages. I thought the dance competition stage was a bit too close to the Pub stage, but it did not create serious problems. All in all, it went very well.
I had my first chance to hear the Flagstaff based pub band, the Knockabouts perform. They are young, energetic, and really seem to enjoy doing pub standards. The women in the group also would do Irish dancing during some of the instrumentals. I will do a more extensive piece about them in a future newsletter.
This was also my first chance to catch the Tatters. This is a traditional group that does instrumentals. They have a rotating group of musicians and do renaissance and medieval music as well as Celtic.
Oceans Apart included regular guest Brid Dower and also harpist Mary Bouley. Mary is best known for recording with New Potatoes and playing with Trim the Velvet of Tucson.
The festival was the first opportunity for harpist Laurie Riley and Mary Bouley to finally meet. They played together at Laurie's Harp Center booth and at a seisiun.
The always popular Alex Beaton performed with his combination of great vocals and witty patter. Alex Beaton fans will get a chance to see him in Phoenix at the Irish Cultural Center on Nov. 12 (see concert series information below).
And of course, Wicked Tinkers did their thing. Listening to their CD doesn't come close to capturing the wild energy they generate at their performances. Their party after the Festival absolutely packed Mogollon's.
--- PHOENIX IRISH FEIS MEETING ON OCT 21ST AT ICC
Hello All,
There will be a Phoenix Feis Committee meeting this Wednesday, 7/21/04 at 7:30pm at the ICC.
Hope to see you there!
Annette Pedersen
Secretary, Phoenix Feis Committee
irishdancecat@planet-save.com
2. IRISH ROCK BAND THE KISSERS AT RHYTHM ROOM ON WED JULY 21ST
Wednesday July 21 - The Kissers Pucker up for the Kissers! This fun and fiesty Irish Rock Band will be in Phoenix to rock the Rhythm Room. Their sets are in part comprised of pub tunes, band originals and Johnny Cash covers. Opening set by the Valley's own "CJA".
Where - The Rythmn Room 1019 E. Indian School Road
Time - 9:00 (doors open 1 hr before)
Cost - $6 cover
Karen Turner
karturn@juno.com
P.S. You might want to add that it is a 21 & over gig!
[EDITOR'S NOTE: I have to admit I was not aware of the Kissers until recently. This is their first visit to Phoenix. The following is from an article written in 2001 by Natasha Kassulke that can be found on their web site: www.thekissers.com]
"The group consists of guitarist-banjo player Nate Palan (aka "Waylan Nate McKisser"), mandolin player-guitarist Kevin Youngs (aka "Chef Kevin McKisser"), singer-guitarist Ken Fitzsimmons (aka "Chieftain Kenny McKisser"), drummer Jamie Ryan (aka "The Helicopter"), fiddler Kari Bethke (aka "Cowgirl Kari McKisser"), bassist-singer Caitlin Oliver-Gans (aka "Cousin Caitlin McKisser"), and accordion player-pianist Peter Colclasure (aka "The Kid McKisser").
"Fitzsimmons is the level-headed one on stage and off. He calls out the songs and he is the cheerleader. Oliver-Gans is the negotiator who mends tough situations and is a magnet for equipment. She's the only one in the group who can get away with wearing leather pants.
"Youngs is the most Irish-looking of the group. He is cool, calm and a versatile performer. Bethke is the newest member of the group and an excellent musician. She only needs to be shown how to play a piece once -- but she's found that's it's tougher than it looks to play fiddle and dance at the same time.
"Ryan is the backbone of the group. The day he joined, The Kissers went from being a fun, hobby-style band to becoming a professional group. He's upbeat and the only one in the group who owns that critical piece of band equipment -- a van.
"Colclasure learned about The Kissers from a flyer at the UW-Madison. His great-grandfather immigrated to the U.S. from Ireland and Colclasure, a pianist, learned to play the accordion when he joined The Kissers.
"Palan oozes rock. He rocks 24 hours a day. There is no off button and he brings ferocious energy to the stage, breaking strings and playing into the crowd. He also has a large CD collection that the group draws from.
"The Kissers are as feisty as their name. When the group formed, their main inspiration was the Shane MacGowan-led Irish punk/folk band known as The Pogues. The Pogues' full name, though, was Pogue Mahone -- Gaelic for "kiss my a--."
Contrary to popular opinion, The Kissers' name has nothing to do with kissing the Blarney Stone. Like The Pogues, The Kissers have a warped sense of humor, have earned a cult following, and have a reputation as an exciting live act. "
3. MEMO FROM CJA (OPENING FOR THE KISSERS)
News from CJA...
THE RHYTHM ROOM
Wednesday, July 21st, 9.00 p.m. followed by Touring Irish band, The Kissers.
Over 21 only. $6.00 door.
NEW PHOTOS
Lots of live action shots from our last show at the Scottsdale Hilton
www.cjaonline.com
CHANGE YOUR LIFE
A new song to share with you. This begins with a prelude from a violin
Concerto
by Bach. Listen and enjoy!
www.cjaonline.com/changeyourlife.htm
4. MEMO FROM KELTIC COWBOYS - THIS WEEKEND AT FIBBER MAGEES
Hi George,
Here are the Keltic Cowboy dates for the remainder of July and for August:
July:
Fri 23 - Fibber Magees
Sat 24 - Rosie McCaffereys
Fri/Sat, 30/31 - Rosie McCaffereys
August:
Fri/Sat, 6/7 - Fibber Magees
Fri/Sat, 13/14 - Rula Bula
Fri/Sat, 20/21 - Rosie McCaffereys
Sat/Sun, 28/29, from 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm - The Spirit Room in Jerome
As always, thank you George and to all our fans, thank you and be safe.
Namaste,
Stuart
drumstu2@hotmail.com
5. MEMO FROM OCEANS APART
Last Saturday was a lot of fun at the Flagstaff Celtic Festival, followed by a good Sunday at Seamus Mccaffrey's, with lots of familiar faces and some nice dancing from Christiana. Oceans apart will be back this Sunday at the regular time of 12:00 until 3:30.
See you there!
John Good
Potelobop@aol.com
6. WEEKLY MUSIC BY CROSSWIND AT BRIAN'S IRISH PUB IN PRESCOTT
Hi George,
Katy Peterson, Kent Gugler and myself are performing at Brian's Irish Pub in Prescott on Wednesday nights from 7-9 beginning Wed., August 4. Our name is Crosswind and if you could give us a plug, we'd appreciate it.
Thanks so much,
Jan Alexander
singerdancer@cableone.net
7. UPDATE ON THE FALL CONCERT SERIES
Good morning, publicity is creating good interest in the ICC concert series, and the local access TV, Channel 11, http://phoenix.gov/11/phx11.html has shown interest in taping the series for noncommercial broadcast, to aid future publicity. Surprisingly (to me anyway!), this public/government station reaches quite a wide local audience, and would help the Center concert series significantly.
We, of course, would need your permission to do this. Either way, please send your reply and/or inquires for further information to Lisa at: ischneid27@aol.com
Hwyl am y tro (bye for now),
John Good/Sioni Dda
Tel:623-939-0209
Fax:623-322-8486
potelobop@aol.com
13001 West Pershing Court,
El Mirage, AZ 85335
Ticket prices for the concert series "Stars at the Center" vary.
September 23rd, Andy M. Stewart and Gerry O'Bierne: $20
This internationally reknown, Scottish/Irish duo, sing their own songs as well as classics from the Celtic song book. Oceans Apart (with Brid Dower) will start the evening off.
October 1st, Crasdant: $15
This traditional supergroup from Wales includes the incomparable harp artistry of Robin Huw Bowen, and championship Welsh clog dancing. Great entertainment for all the family!
November 12th, Alex Beaton: $15.
Alex is the Scottish baladeer par-excellence. A glorious voice, delivered with ease and plenty of humor. Len and
Kathy Wood will pipe us in!
December 5th. Sing-along Christmas Carol Concert, featuring you!!!!!! : $10.
Come on, don't tell us you cant sing! There'll be plenty of children's activities, and a great start to the holidays.
Discounts:
Entire family price (mom[married or single] dad and kids), full price for adults plus 1X$5. For example.
September 23rd would be $45 for a mother, father and 3 kids. For the October and November shows it would be $35. $25 for December. To make it simple you could say:
" 20% discount available for series subscription, seniors, groups over 10, students, musicians carrying instruments (for the session after the show), families and children (under 12)."
Doors open at 6:30 for a 7:00 start. Main acts from 7:30-9:00. Session from 9:15 till?
www.azirish.com
602-258-0109 for advance tickets
8. PHOENIX FEIS IS HAVING A FUNDRAISER - SUN AUG 22RD AT ICC
Come down to the Irish Cultural Center and get out of the heat!!!
The Phoenix Feis is having a fundraiser!!!
Sunday, August 22nd 2004
2:00pm till 5:00pm
at
The Irish Cultural Center
1106 N. Central Ave
Phoenix
Live Music Provided by
The Clare Voyants, Blackwood, and Round the House
Live dance performances by the local schools of Irish dance
So bring the whole family and tell your friends to come see and hear some of the best Irish Entertainment that Phoenix has to offer.
$8 donation per adult at the door, 2 Adults for $15
Children 12 and under are free
See you there!!!!
For more info on the feis, check out our website at www.phoenixfeis.org
9. LOOKING FOR BANDS AT FESTIVAL IN THE PINES - FLAGSTAFF JULY 30 TO AUG 1
Hi George,
There will be an open stage and jam sessions July 30-Aug 1 at the Flagstaff Fair Gounds, in the 'barn' not 'cattle' (event: Festival in the Pines, Rt 89 W just off 17). This is an open inventation to any or all musicians who would like to get out of the heat fo a day or so. If anyone would like to schedule stage time please contact me at waltkuhlman850@msn.com or call my shop, Gypsy's, 480-429-7711.
Gypsy Waltz, joined by Jerica Leathers and Danille Franklin, will be on the main stage 7/31 11am-12pm.
Walt Kuhlman
waltkuhlman850@msn.com
10. OLD BLIND DOGS TO PLAY TUCSON (SEPT 30) & FLAGSTAFF (OCT 1)
Sept 30th 7:30 P.M.
Berger PCA - 1200 W. Speedway (1/2 mile W. of I-10), Tucson, AZ 85745
520-297-9133
Oct 1st 8:00 P.M.
Orpheum Theatre 15 W Aspen Ave, Flagstaff, AZ 86001
928-863-0188
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The following is a review written by fiddle player Kari Barton, formerly of Chicago. Kari is the newest member of the Flagstaff band, the Knockabouts.
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Performance Review - The Old Blind Dogs - Chicago, IL.
Written by Kari Barton
On Friday, April 23, 2004 the Old Blind Dogs of Aberdeen, Scotland performed two amazing shows at Chicago's Old Town School of Folk Music. The first show was sold out and the Dogs met with a very enthusiastic crowd. The second show did not have as many seats sold (it was added at a late date), but many members of the first audience stayed to enjoy another performance of the Dogs, and were no less enthusiastic.
They performed at the Old Town School a year prior as an opening act for Tim O'Brien. There were quite a few comments as to why they were not the headlining act at that show. For this show, they were the headliner. The Old Town School isn't slow to recognize an outstanding band full of talent when they see them.
The Dogs introduced their newest member, Aaron Jones, playing bass and cittern. Together with founding member Jonny Hardie (fiddle and mandolin), Rory Campbell (small pipes and whistles), Jim Malcolm (vocals and guitar), and Fraser Stone (percussion), the Dogs continue to amaze and wow their audience. The musicality and performance quality of the Old Blind Dogs increases each time I see them (six times so far). They performed music from their latest cd, The Gab O Mey, released on Green Linnet in 2003 as well as favorites from past albums. When I talked with the Dogs over a pint at The Grafton Pub, they told me they were recording this tour and would be putting together a live album, their first ever in 13 years. Look for the album coming out sometime in the fall, hopefully in time for this tour. Early and late show crowds at the Old Town School showed their appreciation with hoots, hollers, a standing ovation, an encore, and even some dancing.
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The Old Blind Dogs continue to innovate their musical talents and keep entertaining audiences all over the world. They will be entertaining Flagstaff audiences Friday, October 1, 2004 at 8:00pm at The Orpheum Theater at 15 W. Aspen St. in downtown Flagstaff. This is the Dogs' first time playing The Orpheum, but the seventh time performing in Flagstaff. The band always looks forward to playing in Flagstaff; it's one of their favorite stops. For ticket information call 928-522-7052, 928-774-7261, or 928-600-1365 or email livingtraditionspresentations@yahoo.com. We look forward to seeing you there!
11. IRISH FOUNDATION INFORMATION
Hi George,
I would like to invite your readers to join the Irish Foundation of
Arizona for Happy Hour following their regular meetings the first
Wednesday of each month at the Irish Cultural Center, 1106 N. Central,
Phoenix. They are also welcome to attend the meetings which begin at
7:00 pm.
There will be interesting speakers or displays at the beginning of each
Happy Hour. This time it will be Jason O'Neil telling us about his
recent studies in Ireland.
Anyone who is interested in joining the Foundation may call Ed
Cunningham at 623-551-3925.
Glenda Walker
Secretary IFOA
Auntguck@webtv.net
12. INVITATIONS ALL IRELAND BUSKING COMPETITION
My name is Patrick Burns and over the last 4 years I have been organising and promoting Busking events. Two years ago I applied and received the rights to stage the All Ireland Busking Competition in Northern Ireland which is now registered in my name. This event became so successful that on Safety Officers advice I have decided to move the All Ireland Busking Competition to a larger and safer site, for competitors and spectators, away from traffic and parked cars. The site is at Central Promenade, Newcastle, Co Down. I think with the safe beach and sea beside the promenade where we can stage traditional seaside events for the children (Punch & Judy, Sand Designing, Pony Rides, Fancy Dress Parade, etc), all this plus the beautiful backdrop of the famous Mourne Mountains, I feel makes this site perfect for a family fun filled day out. Live bands and children's entertainers set the mood for browsing around the craft, book, painting and collector stands. I am inviting buskers and spectators, once again, to join the fun at this unique event which is growing every year. The event takes place on Saturday 28 August (Bank Holiday weekend), at Central Promenade, Newcastle, Co Down, for a family fun filled day. No other busking event or competition is registered or have the rights to declare any one ALL IRELAND BUSKING CHAMPION.
Patrick Burns
Linedancingsupplies@btopenworld.com
www.allirelandbusking.com
13. ABOUT THE 4TH ANNUAL ARIZONA IRISH FESTIVAL
Contact: Lisa Schneider-Cipriano
Discount Media Buying
Irish Cultural Center
(602) 509 -9494 or lschneid27@aol.com
Date: Sunday, October 31st, 2004...HTime: 10am-6pm
Location: 1106 North Central Avenue (Margaret T. Hance Park, across the Street from Channel 12 & Burton Barr
Library, 3 blocks South of McDowell)
Tickets: Adults $10 kids 6-12 $1 & under 6 FREE!
Kids who dress in their Halloween costume will receive FREE ADMISSION!
More Info: (602) 258 - 0109 or www.arizonairishfestival.org
Activities:
--- The Wee Folk Festival fun for Lads & Lassies ages 12 & under offers arts, crafts, face painting and games galore! Learn some Irish Step dancing or what your first name is in Irish!
--- For Halloween, Trick or Treat with the little ones to all of the Vendor booths, enter the costume contest and then join the Costume parade in the afternoon!
--- Meet St. Patrick and those MASSIVE Irish Wolfhounds!
--- Music from all different artist
--- Irish Step Dancers performing throughout the day!
--- Bag Pipers filling the air with their unforgettable sound
--- Muddy Tug-O-War
--- Shop the Irish Gift Store located at the Center
--- Enjoy some Corn beef & Cabbage, burgers, beer and more!
Cultural Programs include:
--- Book Of Kells Exhibit
--- Irish Basket making out of Willow
--- Irish Tea & Soda bread
--- Research the part of Ireland your family originates and how you can lay down your Arizona Irish Roots!
--- Learn the History of Halloween and its Celtic ties to Ireland as well as many other Irish traditions!
Come Join us, Where EVERYONE is a WEE - Bit Irish!
(The Irish Cultural Center is part of the Irish Cultural & Learning Foundation a 501 c (3) Not-For- Profit Corporation)
Where Do The Proceeds Go From The 4th Annual ARIZONA IRISH FESTIVAL And Who Do They Benefit?
The Arizona Irish Festival is the major fundraising event to benefit programs and activities that the Irish Cultural and Learning Foundation (a 501 ( c) 3 not for profit organization) provides at the Irish Cultural Center in downtown Phoenix.
The funds raised provide for :
* Academy of Performing Arts expansion that includes
classes in various musical instruments, dance, Gaelic language
* Acquisition of a telecommunication system to allow for international conferencing and on-line education programs,
* Acquisition of artifacts to the Irish Cottage Museum and An Halle Mor (The Great Hall)
* Underwriting concerts of national and international musicians and artists
* Underwriting symposiums
The mission of the Irish Cultural and Learning Foundation is to link the people of Arizona, the people of Ireland and other Celtic cultures through the Academy of Performing Arts and Culture with classes in history, music, dance, art, literature, drama, crafts, language, and to sponsor festivals, symposiums and concerts to enhance the awareness of the contributions made by those of Celtic heritage.
Your support as a Sponsor to the Arizona Irish Festival will give the Foundation the means to provide more opportunity for the Greater Phoenix community.
Thank you for your interest and support!
The History Of Halloween And Its Celtic Ties
Halloween, As The Celts Call It, "SAMHAIN"
Samhain is the Celtic New Year's Eve. During the times of the Celt approximately 800 BC, the Samhain feast celebrating the end of summer was practiced. Unlike today, food was not plentiful year round. To celebrate a successful harvest, Celts would give offerings to their gods. They often collected food door to door to offer to their deities. Children would collect wood and kindling for the Samhain bonfire. Sacred bonfires were lit on the tops of hills in honor of the gods. Embers from the bonfires were taken to the homes in a turnip or a gourd to re-light the fire in the family's hearth. The Celts feared evil spirits. To confuse the evil spirits, they would dress in costume. The modern Celtic festival celebrates the traditional New Year with culture, traditions and arts in Ireland and other Celtic countries.
The Jack-O-Lantern comes from the Irish folk tale. Jack tricked the Devil into climbing an apple tree. Once the devil was in the tree, Jack carved an "x" in the tree. The Devil was trapped. When Jack passed away, Heaven would not let Jack in for being so mean. The Devil would not let him into Hell. Jack is forced to walk the Earth. The Devil gifted Jack with a piece of coal to light his way. Jack carries it in a hallowed out turnip.
Apples are important symbols associated with immortality, resurrection and knowledge. Unmarried people would bob for apples or suspend on a string. The first person able to bite the apple would be the next to marry.
All Saint's Day was created in the 7th Century CE. All Souls Day is celebrated Nov. 2 to honor good Christians that were not sainted. October 31 through November 2 is known as Hallow Tide. During this time, Mexico celebrates The Days of The Dead (Los Dias de los Muertos). Modern Druids and Neo-Pagans base their religious faith on the Celtic traditions. Samhain is a key holiday for these groups.
Lisa Schneider-Cipriano
Vice President
Discount Media Buying
602-509-9494 Office/ Cell Phone
623-322-8591 Fax
lschneid27@aol.com or Lisa@Discountmediabuying.com
3030 West Gran Paradiso Drive
Phoenix, AZ 85086
14. E.R.I.N. CALENDAR
CALENDAR
E.R.I.N. meets at 7:00am each First and Third Friday morning, Lunch on the second Friday and Happy Hour on the last Friday of every month at The Irish Cultural Centre,
1106 North Central Avenue, Phoenix
We are working on a Guarantee basis. Reservations are necessary.
No-Shows will be charged to E.R.I.N.
July 23, 2004 - Breakfast, 7:00am
Semi-Annual Meeting
Please attend
We need a quorum
July 30, 2004 - Lunch, 12:00 noon
Tom Mannion
August 6, 2004 - Lunch 12:00 noon
Roman Reyes
About his Art student's trip to the Charleville Castle in Ireland
Julie O'Mahar
shamrockaz@cox.net
(602) 843-8006
15. THIS WEEK IN IRISH MUSIC
PHOENIX
On Wednesday, CJA will open for the Irish rock band, The Kissers at the Rhythm Room.
Thursday, Shay Veno and Jane Hilton will be at Fibber Magees while the
Scones Trio will be at Rosie McCaffrey's.
O'Carroll's Gate will be at the Dubliner on Friday and Saturday.
Fibber Magee's will host the Keltic Cowboys on Friday and the Scones on Saturday.
Marconias will be at O'Connors on Friday and Saturday.
The Keltic Cowboys will be at Rosie McCaffrey's on Saturday.
Rula Bula will have Shawn Johnson on Friday and the Red Shifters on Saturday.
Common Ground will be at Seamus McCaffrey's next Friday and Saturday while Oceans Apart will play next Sunday brunch.
Meadowlark will be at the Westin Kirland Resort on Friday and Saturday.
TUCSON
The play Love Letters will at Wilde Playhouse on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday afternoon. The Wild Irish Night seisiun and ceili will be held on Sunday evening.
FLAGSTAFF
The Collins Irish Band will be at the Collins Irish Pub on Friday, Saturday, and Tuesday.
The Knockabouts will be the Zane Gray Lounge on Saturday.
1. PHOENIX AREA
Dubliner Irish Pub
3841 E. Thunderbird Rd.
Phoenix
602-867-0984
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7/21/2004
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Wed
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9:00 PM
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Scott Jeffers
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7/23/2004
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Fri
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9:00 PM
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O'Carroll's Gate
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7/24/2004
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Sat
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9:00 PM
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O'Carroll's Gate
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7/27/2004
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Tue
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9:00 PM
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Wild Angels
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Fibber Magees
1989 W. Elliott Rd. #19
Chandler
480-722-9434
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7/22/2004
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Thu
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9:00 PM
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Shay Veno and Jane Hilton
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7/23/2004
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Fri
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9:00 PM
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Keltic Cowboys
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7/24/2004
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Sat
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9:00 PM
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Scones
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7/25/2004
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Sun
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8:00 PM
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Rosie McCaffrey's Irish Seisiun
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7/26/2004
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Mon
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9:00 PM
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Fibber Magee's Open Mic With Frank Mackey
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Murphy's Irish Pub
1126 N. Scottsdale Rd.
Tempe
480-894-0103
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7/21/2004
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Wed
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8:00 PM
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Murphy's Seisiun
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O'Connor's Pub
2601 W. Dunlap
Phoenix
602-997-7714
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7/23/2004
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Fri
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9:00 PM
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Marconias
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7/24/2004
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Sat
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9:00 PM
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Marconias
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Rosie McCaffrey's
906 E. Camelback
Phoenix
602-241-1916
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7/22/2004
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Thu
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9:00 PM
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Scones Trio
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7/24/2004
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Sat
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9:00 PM
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Keltic Cowboys
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7/25/2004
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Sun
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4:00 PM
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Fibber Magee's Sunday Afternoon Seisiun
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Rula Bula
401 S. Mill Ave
Tempe
480-929-9500
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7/23/2004
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Fri
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9:00 PM
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Shawn Johnson
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7/24/2004
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Sat
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9:00 PM
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Red Shifters
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7/27/2004
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Tue
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9:00 PM
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Open Mic With Walt Richardson
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Seamus Mc Caffrey's
18 W. Monroe
Phoenix
602-253-6081
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7/23/2004
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Fri
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9:00 PM
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Common Ground
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7/24/2004
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Sat
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9:00 PM
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Common Ground
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7/25/2004
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Sun
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11:00 AM
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Oceans Apart
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7/25/2004
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Sun
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9:00 PM
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Open Mic at Seamus's McCaffrey's
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Westin Kierland Resort
6902 E Greenway
Phoenix
480-624-1030
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7/23/2004
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Fri
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7:00 PM
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Meadowlark
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7/24/2004
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Sat
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7:00 PM
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Meadowlark
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2. TUCSON AREA
Wilde Playhouse
135 East Congress Street
Tucson
520-770-1000
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7/23/2004
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Fri
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7:33 PM
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Love Letters
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7/24/2004
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Sat
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7:33 PM
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Love Letters
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7/25/2004
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Sun
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2:00 PM
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Love Letters
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7/25/2004
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Sun
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6:00 PM
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Wilde Irish Night
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3. FLAGSTAFF AREA
Collins Irish Pub
2 N. Leroux St.
Flagstaff
928-214-7363
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7/23/2004
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Fri
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5:30 PM
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Collins Irish Band
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7/24/2004
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Sat
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5:30 PM
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Collins Irish Band
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7/27/2004
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Tue
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7:00 PM
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Collins Irish Band
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Zane Gray Lounge
23 N Leroux St
Flagstaff
928-774-2731
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7/24/2004
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Sat
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8:00 PM
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Knockabouts
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