official program guide

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You’ve parked up the VW, had a foot
spa and aligned your chakras with
the warm Memphis late summer
(Memphis is on the exact longtitude
of Stonehenge, fact fans!) and are no
doubt looking forward to a soft drink
and some of the world’s finest jam
bands. It can only mean one thing!..
Welcome to GONERFEST EIGHT! And
for all of you who’ve travelled from
outside this fair city, welcome to
MEMPHIS!
Why not have a look around while
you’re here and soak up this historic
town. Memphis over the years has
produced a number of fascinating
people. These include Beverly Hills
90210 acress Shannen Doherty,
former vice-chairman of the Federal
Reserve David W Mullins Jr and the
current Archbishop of Seattle J Peter
Sartain! Memphis also has a rich pop
music history as Jimi Hendrix attended school in Memphis for two weeks
in 1960 and subsequently wrote his
most famous song ‘Purple Haze’ about
“Splendid entertainment! My wife could barely
walk for laughing. Who says the great Victorian art
of putting people with mental health problems on
stage for sheer laughs was dead. Bravo Gonerfest”
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Almost forty musical acts, some of
which have been specially released
from secure facilities as far apart as
New York and Australia have all been
injected with downers, strapped to
airline seats and been shipped mumbling and drooling across the world
to be put on stage for YOUR AMUSEMENT! It really doesn’t get any better. So kick back, relax and witness
some of the world’s most troubled and
introspective artistes in folk music
today. RIGHT BEFORE YOUR EYES!
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Praise for previous Gonerfests:
his time getting hazed for wearing a
purple cravat during school hours,
thus making Memphis a pilgrimage
for music fans worldwide ever since.
Golden Pass $60
bonus stuff & adincludes Gonerfest
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mission to all even
Each night is $20
$10
Murphy’s show is
beer bust
Buccaneer is a $5
THURS
5:30PM GONERFEST OPENING CEREMONY
Gazebo at the corner of Cooper & Young
LIMES
(Memphis, TN)
Memphis’ forgotten son Shawn Cripps - 2 albums on Goner!
Ty Segall
JACK OBLIVIAN
(Memphis, TN)
Perennial Gonerfest regular tearing it up in
support of his new album RAT CITY!
OBN IIIs
8PM DOORS AT THE HI TONE
Music from DJ RICK (Sacramento, CA) & DJ USELESS EATER (Kalamazoo, MI)
And your emcee for the evening JOE PESTILENCE (New Orleans,LA)
SEX CULT
(Memphis, TN) 9:OO
“Out of all the Tennessee bands that we’ve never seen
or ever heard any recordings from, Sex Cult has got to
be our favorite. The Memphis bad boys have played a
handful of shows and are knockin’ em dead over there.
As far as we can tell, the lineup consists of members
from Vile Nation, Bake Sale, and maybe a Magic Kid
or two? It’s a little hard to get solid info on them since
they don’t have any sort of internet presence at all (at
least, not the Sex Cult we wanna know about).” - Nashville’s Dead
HANS CONDOR
(Nashville, TN) 9:45
Bringing a large dose of MC5 mega-guitar blast out of
the Country / indie pop / nu indie blues of Nashville.
Touring with Guitar Wolf has paid off!
Hans Condor
MIKAL CRONIN
(SF, CA) lO:3O
I got to hear Mikal’s upcoming record on Trouble In Mind and it is so good it’s
scary. Harmony moves in the midst of catchy but hard-rocking songs. Yeah,
everyone wants to do that nowadays. But Mikal kills it. - Eric / Goner
ROYAL HEADACHE
(Sydney, Australia) ll:l5
“If you haven’t heard Royal Headache yet then
we feel real sorry for you. They might be the
best pop band to come out of Sydney since The
Easybeats, or at least since The Radiators!” Unbelievably Bad
Royal Headache
(Austin, TX) 12:OO
“These guys were the best thing I saw
at SXSW this year by a long shot and
I was completely unprepared for the
onslaught. Orville’s like Iggy Pop gone
boogie. Power Fist!!! - Zac / Goner
TY SEGALL
“Representing the uncontrollable
proto-punk urges surging beneath the
surface of its members’ regular gigs,
the semi-supergroup cuts an image
of a revved-up Stooges—with namesake frontman Orville Neeley capably
strutting and stuttering in the Iggy
Pop role.” - A.V. Club
“This San Fran shouter puts garage
rock into overdrive... As fun as Ty’s
recent albums have been, live is
where you get to really experience
him in all of his manic, bouncing,
string-bending glory, not to mention
enjoy his infectious humor.”
- Village Voice
(San Francisco, CA) l:OO
#1 Goner surf ‘n psycher is blowing
up and for once it isn’t all hype -- our
guy brings it every night.
- Zac / Goner
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CYCLOPS
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We have no idea. You have no idea. Eric / Zac / Madison
COASTING
(Memphis, TN / Brooklyn, NY (via Auckland, NZ)) 3:15
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that skill on the instrument is not a
requirement for good songs or having
fun. Covers of New Zealand heroes,
and originals about TV weathermen,
orange plates, and genetic disorders.
Great. - Eric / Goner
RYAN ROUSSEAU & HIS DESERT CHILDREN (Tempe, AZ) 4:45
Ryan has been a key part of a bunch
of great bands (Wongs, Reatards,
Tokyo Electron, Earthmen and Strangers, Destruction Unit, Digital Leather,
etc). He lives in the Arizona desert
where he plays guitar on skateboards,
drinks beer on bicycles and sucks on
the gila. - Zac / Goner
STRAIGHT ARROWS
(Sydney, AUS) 5:30
Energetic Australians, a mix of punk
rock drive and perfectly distorted
rock and pop impulses.
SHARP BALLOONS
(Memphis, TN) 4:00
My favorite bands are the
bands that are just starting out. Joe Simpson is
an excellent guitar player
but an excitingly amateur
drummer. Zac Ives hacks at
the guitar like few since the
glory days of British DIY
bands determined not to play
like David Gilmour. Heather
Simpson has been playing
bass for about 6 months but
has apparently just realized
Straight Arrows
FRIDAY
8PM DOORS AT THE HI TONE
Music from DJ Mike Hurtt & DJ Matty. MC Rob K.
AQUAFUZZ
(Memphis, TN) 9:00
Harlan T Bobo got married, had a
kid. Instead of settling down, he’s
chanelled his reckless, restless energy
into this full-on ROCK outfit. Recordings on Goner coming soon.
MEAN JEANS
ICKY BOYFRIENDS
(SF, CA) 12:00
“The late 80’s/early 90’s San Francisco ambassadors of primitive party
music. The mere line ‘You keep on
talking to me / just like the McLaughlin Group / you’re about as interesting as Campbell’s Soup’ still speaks
volumes to me.” - WFMU
(Portland, OR) 11:15
The Mean Jeans’ good time vibe will
just steamroller anyone too cool to
rock. Get down or get out of the way!
- Eric / Goner
GORIES
MIDNITE SNAXXX
(SF, CA) 9:45
With Tina Boom Boom Lucchessi,
Renee Leal & Dulcinea Gonzales!
“West coast all-star gal snack attack
are bringing it rip-off/lipstick style
with full on hooks and plenty of fuzz.
Throw-back in the best way. Love it.”
- Zac / Goner
Icky Boyfriends
JAMES ARTHUR’S MANHUNT
(Desert, Texas) 10:30
Cactus-powered, strangely grounded
spacey rock. Aggressive attack on the
sky. - Eric / Goner
MidnightSnaxx
out of San Francisco, were both. They
pulled it off in much the same way
that the Shaggs and Half Japanese
did -- not alternately, not hitting
highs and lows, but by achieving both
states simultaneously. It’s hard to tell
whether bands like this are geniuses
or idiots, but there is no possibility
that they are mediocre.”
- Splendid Magazine
“There’s a fine, very permeable line
between unlistenable and brilliant.
Icky Boyfriends, a primitive, late1980s/early 1990s noise rock trio
(Detroit, MI) 1:00
Like all of the best music, The Gories
were hated in Detroit while they
existed and treated as musical lepers.
Alex Chilton saw them as doing for
the Blues what The Cramps did for
Rockabilly, and he produced them
both. Featuring pre-Dirtbombs Mick
Collins, pre-Demolition Doll Rods Danny Kroha, and pre-Darkest Hours Peg
Oneil. One of the most crucial of all
modern bands, and although they’ve
“progressed” since they began, they
remain true to what they began with.
The Gories rule. - Eric / Goner
Gories, 1992. Photo by Willem Kolvoort
SATUR
AFTERNOON ROCK BLOWOUT!
Murphy’s 1589 Madison • Burgers! Beers! 10 bands! • 2 stages
INSIDE STAGE
MANATEES
(Memphis, TN) l:3O
“Abe White’s melancholy trip through
his walking nightmares. Songs about
Abe’s cat: 2 Songs about puppies: 1
Songs about killing dudes and leaving
their bodies in Wolf River: 1.”
– Sambeaux
FOOTBALL
(Chicago, IL) 2:30
New outfit featuring Jimmy McCann
(Baseball Furies, Tyrades, White Savage), Jered Gummere (The Ponys,
White Savage, Guilty Pleasures), and
Srini Radhakrishna (France Has The
Bomb, Guilty Pleasures). Just having
this collection of humans in one place
guarantees a party. PARTY!
- Eric / Goner
“These guys kept
individual drink
scorecards during
SXSW - and at least
two of them got to
triple digits. They
come to play.” - Zac
/ Goner
SHIRKS
(Washington, DC) 3:30
“Lead by Indiana transplant Al Budd (Problematics/Rip Off
Records), the Shirks
are straight ahead punk
rock that works. Nobody
really pulls that off
anymore - but listen to
Negative Reaction off
their last single... it’s
just friggin great. Snotty
vocals and Thunderous riffs - you get
the feeling the Shirks would rather
punch you in the face than friend you
on Facebook.” - Zac / Goner
OUTDOORSMEN
(SF, CA) 4:30
“No-frills garage punk, beauty in
simplicity. No crazy, angsty vocals,
no weedling guitars, and no goddamn
hipster pop-rock bullshit. The songs
clock in right around two minutes and
the drums, guitar, bass, and vocals
all kind of do the same thing at the
same time. In a certain great way, the
Outdoorsmen nail the mid-’90s garage
sound without coming off like some
craphole revival act trying to walk in
some other band’s footsteps.” - Maximum Rocknroll
KITCHEN’S FLOOR
(Brisbane,
Australia) 5:30
“Kitchen’s Floor continue to carve out
dank and mould-ridden outsider pop
with a raw, primitive temperament…
vague melodic hooks break the
surface, but an undertow of alcohol
induced lethargy keeps them plastered into the ground.”- Lee Parker,
Two Thousand
OUTSIDE STAGE
PITY FUCKS
(Portland, OR) 2:00
Mangled drunken garage party boogie
with commendably loutish keyboards
- Razorcake
REAL NUMBERS
(Minneapolis,
MN) 3:00
“These guys sound more like Television Personalitiess than the TVPs.”
- Zac / Goner
TRUE SONS OF THUNDER
(Memphis, TN) 4:00
“If Einsturzende Neubauten is the
sound of buildings collapsing, we’re
like the sound of the clamor at the
town meeting between the local politicians and the concerned citizens arguing over having the derelict buildings
torn down. On drugs.” - TSOT
TSOT
MISSING MONUMENTS
(New
Orleans, LA) 5:00
“Back in the ring and bringing it
clean! Swamp pop meets powerpop. On the outdoor stage because
Louie DEMANDED it. He gets what he
wants.” - Zac / Goner
Reverend John Wilkins
REV JOHN WILKINS
(Memphis, TN) 6:00
The son of legendary bluesman Robert Wilkins, John Wilkins played guitar for O.V. Wright in the 1960s and
recorded for Style Wooten’s Designer
Records in the 1970s before heeding the call to ministry in the 1980s.
He became a pastor of the Hunter’s
Chapel Church whose congregation
included Othar Turner and Napolean
Strickland and their families, and
which had included the legendary
Mississippi Fred Mcdowell in earlier
times. The Reverend’s Gospel Blues
will sound immediately familiar to
those who love Fred McDowell, RL
Burnside and Junior Kimbrough.
Deep, emotional, hypnotic guitarbased songs- not your suburban
church’s organ jams! - Eric / Goner
Presented by Big Legal Mess & The
Folk Alliance
Reverend John Wilkins
SATUR
8PM DOORS AT THE HI TONE
MC DAVE DUNLAP (Memphis, TN) • DJ SETH SUTTON & DJ CRENSHAW
BLACK SUNDAY
(Memphis, TN) 9:00
Alicja Trout’s other other band...
An impromptu reunion show over the
holidays was a jaw-dropper - we had
to talk Alicja and the guys into an
encore for the festival. - Zac / Goner
BRIDES
(Chicago, IL) 9:45
“The first punk band in the 90s I
heard who wanted to be the Pagans
and who sounded as good as the Pagans. Perfect mix of bad attitude and
great songs. -Eric / Goner
DEAF WISH
(Melbourne, Australia)
“Deaf Wish began in a soggy West
Melbourne rehearsal room in May
2007, standing around screaming and
bashing through songs with one solid
philosophy: ‘go to feedback’ when
things fall apart. While they are often
compared to US bands like the Wipers, Husker Du and Red Kross; Australian bands such as X and Venom
P Stinger; it is an unarguably and
distinctly Melbourne suburban sound
that Deaf Wish have made their own.”
- The Siren Sound
lutely top notch. Their live show is
heartstopping and throat-shredding.
- Eric / Goner
ALARM CLOCKS
(Cleveland, OH) 12:00
“The Alarm Clocks “No Reason To
Complain” is one of Goner’s top 60s
garage singles - as featured on Back
From The Grave Volume 1- and just to
be able to see the band that made this
perfect slice of raw American rock n
roll in 2011 is basically unimaginable.
The fact that the Alarm Clocks circa
now crank out insane, uncompromising, and tough Midwest garage punk
is flat out impossible.” - Eric / Goner
HUMAN EYE
(Detroit, MI) 1:00
“Like a flying saucer crash landing on
your head.” - Zac / Goner
“With Human Eye, frontman Timmy
“Vulgar” Lampinen takes the raw
punk spirit he brought to his earlier
Detroit bands (Clone Defects & Epileptix) and steps into new dimensions
that reflect reality through science fiction.” - Free Music Archive via WFMU
SHANNON
& THE
CLAMS
(SF, CA) 11:15
Shannon &
The Clams
Shannon & The Clams
are, along
with Hunx & His Punx (also featuring
Shannon Shaw), the greatest 50s-pop
influenced bands going right now. The
Clams 50s influences are mixed with
large doses of girl group melodrama,
garage rock energy, and individual
weirdness. The songwriting is absoHuman Eye
SUNDAY
CLOSING CEREMONIES AT
THE GONER STORE. FREE!
TWO TEARS (NYC, NY) 2:30
‘’Bananarama + Kim Deal + Pussy
Galore.” - Two Tears
Ex-Red Aunts! 1 Woman band!
JAM MESSENGERS
(Volcano, HI + Sao Paolo, Brazil) 3:30
Ex-Workdog Rob K now resides in
Volcano, Hawaii, and has teamed
up with Marco Butcher of Sao Paolo
Brazil’s Thee Butcher’s Orchestra as
a two-man blues juggernaut spreading
crazed garage gospel across the USA,
incorporating headstands, snakeskin
pants, and a properly lascivious edge
to the proceedings. Unlikely, but great.
- Eric / Goner
Jam Messangers
POST FEST COMEDOWN
9pm til 2am at The Buccaneer
w/ WORLD FAMOUS DJS
Free! Come to hang out and NOT listen to a live band! Dance party for as
long as you can stand! Sit for as long
as you like!
GONERFEST 8 MAP
OTHER THINGS TO DO IN MEMPHIS -
Besides Gonerfest!
A current listing of events can be found in both the weekly Memphis Flyer or in
the Playbook section of the Commercial Appeal daily paper, and also at the online
versions of both those papers.
SUN STUDIO
PEABODY DUCKS
706 Union Ave (901) 521-0664
One amazing room. One amazing man.
Sam Phillips changed the world. Ike
Turner, Howlin Wolf, Carl Perkins, Jerry
Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley,
Little Milton, Roy Orbison, and tons
more. Unreal.
Peabody Hotel Union & 2nd St
Sure, go ahead and be a tourist. A tuxedoed Duck Master leads the ducks into
a fountain in the middle of the Peabody
Hotel lobby at 11am each morning and
back up to their penthouse digs at 5pm.
Ridiculous? Yeah! Gorgeous hotel lobby
& bar. Pricey, but the ducks are free!
STAX MUSEUM
926 E McLemore Ave (901) 942-7685
Rebuilt from languishing as a vacant lot
for years, now there’s a music school
NATIONAL CIVIL RIGHTS MUSEUM
450 Mulberry Street (901) 521-9699
A tribute to the Civil Rights Movement
at the motel where
Martin Luther King,
Jr. was assassinated.
GRACELAND
on one side and a Smithsonian-quality
museum on the other. If you can come
out of this tour without wanting to
wear Rufus Thomas’ knee-high green
boots I don’t want to know you. The
hall of records will bring most Gonerfest visitors to their knees. Check out
Isaac Hayes’ gold Cadillac! Wow!
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER
The Mississippi is the whole reason
Memphis exists. It’s huge. It’s awesome.
There are barges. Don’t miss it. But
don’t try to swim it!
3734 Elvis Presley
Boulevard (901) 3323322
Elvis is king. His
house is a perfect
1970s time capsule.
Kinda pricey, but, if
you’re in the right
mood, cool, and all
your friends will ask
you if you went there,
so you might as well
go. Hall of jumpsuits
& other costumes is
great! Jungle Room
rules. We keep getting
older, Graceland stays the same age.
For more hilarity, find Graceland, Too in
Holly Springs, MS! Paul McLeod is a #1
Elvis fan. Graceland Too 200 E. Gholson
Ave., Holly Springs, MS;
GIBSON GUITAR FACTORY
145 Lt Geo W Lee (901) 544-7998
Quite a few Memphis musicians making
SGs, Les Pauls, and other Gibson models
in this downtown factory. A must for
guitar nuts!
DRINKING
& NIGHTCLUBS
LAMPLIGHTER
1702 Madison (901) 726-9916
Our favorite beer joint ever. You can
BYOBooze if you pay for set-ups.
The best burger in Memphis? Chuck
and Beth have been putting on small
shows here as well. You can always
find out what else is going on by stopping in here.
BUCCANEER
1368 Monroe (901) 278-0909
The site of the first Gonerfest, and
our favorite Pirate-themed venue in
the city. Great bartenders, great atmosphere. Cozy!
MURPHY’S
1589 Madison (901) 726-4193
Across the street from what used
to be the Well and Antenna Club,
Murphy’s supplied the hard alcohol to
the rockers punking it up across the
street. They saved the Antenna sign
& have taken up a large chunk of
the punk rock shows that might have
gone to the Antenna back in the day.
NEXT DOOR
THE COVE
2559 Broad (901) 730-0719
Small joint that took all the nautical
décor from the late, great Anderton’s
seafood place and crammed in into a
spot 1/4 the size. Oysters and cocktails. Live music on occasion.
THE BEAUTY SHOP
966 South Cooper Street (901) 272-7111
Around the corner from Goner on
Cooper. Serves elegant & impressive concoctions. Also a restaurant
and next door at Do, a noodle shop.
Convenient!
MUSIC STORES
XANADU
2200 Central (901) 274-9885
Owner John Lowe is creator of
the one and two-string “Lowebow”
guitars. He’s also got strings and
effects and Orange amps and Silvertones. Tons of books, too. Paperbacks,
hardbacks, sci-fi, mystery, and weirdness. Live Lowebow performances by
request!
MARTIN MUSIC
937 South Cooper (901) 278-0278
Swank little bar down the street
from Goner, cozy with tons of tvs for
sports-watchin’. Gonerfest discount!
1659 Poplar Avenue, (901) 729-2466
The closest place to get strings and
picks to the Midtown clubs- they’ve
also got fancy guitars, fancy amps,
and fancy custom guitar pedals.
POPLAR LOUNGE
MEMPHIS DRUM SHOP
2586 Poplar (901) 324-6550
Revitalized bar since Jameson (exPuffy Areolas!) started booking it
in the past year or so… “Where The
Stars Hang Out.” Beer only.
WILD BILL’S
1580 Vollentine (901) 726-5473
Jook joint w/ quarts & live r&b /
blues in Midtown. Wild Bill passed
away a few years back, but the jookin
goes on. From 10 til late, Thursday
through Sunday, $10 cover.
1878 South Cooper (901) 276-2328
Drummers should not miss the Drum
Shop, right around the corner from
Goner. The best drum shop for hundreds of miles. Tell ‘em GONERFEST
sent ya!
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EATING
Eating is a big deal in Memphis. Barbecue and soul food (fried chicken, pork
chops, etc) have been honed to a fine science. Plus it’s cheap! Here are a few of our favorite
places & others of note. Be sure to tell ‘em you’re here for Gonerfest!
PAYNE’S BBQ
KWIK CHEK
1762 Lamar (901) 272-1523
Our favorite chopped shoulder sandwich.
Smoked Sausage, too! No booze. Housed in a
converted old garage. Cool! Open for lunch until sundown. Closed Mondays. They sell their
sauce! Ask!
2013 Madison (901) 274-9293
Employers of many rockers through the years.
Cheap delicious sandwiches. Muffaletta, pork
roast, and vegetarian Bloody Valentine are
good starting points. Korean dishes as well.
GUS’ FRIED CHICKEN
1859 Madison (901) 272- 3466
Small Italian deli right in the middle of Midtown. Excellent sandwiches.
310 S Front (901) 527-4877
World famous fried chicken with a spicy,
chunky crust, served with a quart of beer…
YES! Frying Chicken can take a while so
don’t be in a rush. Sides taste like they came
straight from the can, unfortunately. Stick
with the meat!
UNCLE LOU’S FRIED CHICKEN
3633 Millbranch Rd (901) 332-2367
Fantastic chicken wings like no other. Out by
the airport- get some to go as you’re leaving town? You will be the envy of the entire
airport.
COZY CORNER
745 N Parkway (901) 527-9158
Famous for their Cornish game hens, which
I’ve never tried ‘cause it would mean missing
out on eating more RIBS! Saucy. Great. Best in
Memphis, say us. Frequent Jerry “The King”
Lawler sightings! RIBS!
FINO’S
BARBECUE SHOP
1782 Madison (901) 272-1277
Solid and spicy Midtown barbecue that stays
open later than most and serves beer.
SOUL FISH 862 S Cooper (901) 725-0722
Delicious sandwiches & platters of chicken &
catfish. Low-key, but crowded most dinnertimes. Cuban and Memphis sandwiches are
fantastic.
LOU’S PIZZA PIE
2158 Young Avenue (901) 722-4031
Neighbors to our east, with tasty sun-dried
tomato & pesto pizzas. Pepperoni and more
basic toppings, too.
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12” Color Vinyl LP
Nick Flanagan’s first
full length
stand-up album! Yo
u Know, Nick from
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& Brutal Knights!
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And Then There’s Mod, Mod About You, Modder Than Hell, Mod Magazine
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the Fanatics
Homicide
Stringer
45-161
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Bloodshot Bill
The Fred Wolff
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370 LP
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Somebody Else Was Suckin’
My Dick Last Night
45-164
Nick Tosches
The Coba Seas
Yvonne & Yvette
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Unreformed
The Siamese Twins
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NORTON RECORDS
P.O. Box 646 Cooper Station New York, NY 10276
tel (718) 789-4438 b 24 hour fax (718) 398-9215
[email protected] b www.nortonrecords.com b myspace.com/nortonrecords
we accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express and PayPal
YOUNG AVENUE DELI
IMAGINE VEGAN CAFE
2119 Young Avenue (901) 278-0034
Known for 1/2 pound burgers, wraps, quesadillas and a huge menu. Tons of different beers
on tap and in bottles. Right down the street
from the Goner store.
2156 Young Ave (901) 654-3455
Right next door to Goner! $3 beer all day long!
Vegan food, too!
CENTRAL BBQ
If by some chance you are driving around and
your truck’s cassette player is broken, you
might want to taste some local Memphis talk
radio. Here’s some stations for ya:
2249 Central (90) 272-9377
Relatively new to the scene but a favorite of
many East Memphians. Tender BBQ meant to
be sauced to the individual BBQ fan’s liking.
Vegetarian BBQ! And chicken wings are great!
TROLLEY STOP
704 Madison Avenue (901) 526-1361
Delicious pizzas, and sandwiches in a minifarmer’s market-. FRESH! In between Midtown
& Downtown, not far from Hotel Gen X or the
Super 8 Motel.
DEJA VU
936 Florida St (901) 942-1400.
Downtown Cajun restaurant is only open during
the day. Amazing New Orleans food... better than
New Orleans. A favorite of the Gories’ Peg Oneil!
RADIO
AM730 3-6 pm Chris Vernon Show – loud,
funny local sports talk radio that is also the
only radio station to have local music on, live!
Loves Goner!
AM 1070 WDIA Venerable and venerated Black radio, good slowjams and solid talk
in the mornings with Bev Johnson and
Bobby O Jay
AM 1180 WPLX Local rabble-rouser
Thaddeus Matthews’ incredible station plays
raunchy Blues / R&B all day and has the most
insane local talk radio I’ve ever heard. Especially in the mornings. Sworn enemy of WDIA,
with hilarious ads flaunting their competition.
Check it out.
THANKS!
To everyone who makes this happen, especially the bands & the
fans! But also the soundpeople,
Don Perry, Kandi Cook, Rocket
Science Audio & Live From Memphis, Per Bystrom for the art,
Adam Woodard for the layout, the
volunteers, the sponsors, the bartenders, the clean up crews, the
advertisers, the doorpeople, the
caterers, our publicists, and everyone we’re forgetting. We are very
proud to bring everyone to Memphis to show off our music and
our city. Thanks for being here.
Please spread the word and help
us to keep making these events as
successful and fun as they can be.
See you next year!
...coming soon on IN THE RED
THE SPITS
THEE CORMANS
Halloween Record w/ Sound Effects
MARK SULTAN
Whatever i Want
MARK SULTAN
Whenever i Want
THEE OH SEES
Carrion Crawler/ The Dream
JEFFREY NOVAK
Baron In The Trees
also singles by THEE CORMANS, JAMES ARTHUR'S MANHUNT,
COP WARMTH and THE MOUTHBREATHERS
www.intheredrecords.com