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July 2013 Music Calendar
Posted in Monthly Show Rundown, tagged ?UESTLOVE, Aerosmith, Alecia Chakour, Alejandro Escovedo, Alice Cooper, Antibalas, Apollo Run, Arturo O'Farrill, B.B. King, B.B. Kings Blues Club, Barclays Center, Beacon Theater, Beacon Theatre, Belle & Sebastian, Ben Holmes Trio, Benjy Fox-Rosen, Birdland, Blues Traveler, Bobby Previte, Boogie Back Tuesdays with Q-Tip, Bowery Electric, Bowl Train, Brookefield Place Plaza, Brothers Past, Buckwheat Zydeco, Caravan of Thieves, Carbon Leaf, Celebrate Brooklyn!, Central Park SummerStage, Charlie Hunter, Cheap Trick, Chris Isaak, Cielo, Citizen Cope, City Winery, Cyndi Lauper, Cypress Hill, Darling's Waterfront Pavilion, Dave Eggar, Dave Mason, Deep Banana Blackout, DJ Prince Paul, Empire City Casino, Fort Knox Five, Furthur, G. Love & Special Sauce, Harlem Gospel Choir, Hot Tuna, Howie Day, Irving Plaza, James Casey, Jars of Clay, Jay-Z, jazz sta, Jim Campilongo, Jimmy Vivino, Joan Osborne, Jones Beach, Justin Timberlake, Klezmer Brunch, Krissy Krissy, Ledisi, Leon Russell, Los Lobos, Los Lonely Boys, Lowdown Hudson Blues Festival, Luxury Infinity Yacht, Maplewoodstock Music and Arts Festival, Maxwell's, Melissa Etheridge, Mercury Lounge, Mexicali Blues, Michsel Winograd, Mobb Deep, Motown Revue, Music Frees All Festival, New York, New York City, Nikon Theater, Now vs. Now, Nublu, OMAHA DINER, Parker Press Place, Pegasus Warning, Phil Lesh, Philip Glass, Phish, PNC Bank Arts Center, Prospect Park Bandshell, Q-Tip, Rachael Yamagata, Randalls Island Park, Reggie Watts, Rocks Off Concert Cruise Series, Rockwood Music Hall, Saratoga Performing Arts Center, Scotty Hard Trust, Seaside Summer Concert Series, She & Him, Skatalites, Skerik, Sly & Robbie, Spike Hill, State Theater, Steve Bernstein, Summer Stage, Suzanne Vega, TAUK, The Bell House, The Capitol Theater, The Les Paul Trio, The Living Room, The Mingus Big Band, The Monkees, The Stepkids, Wax Poetic, Will Bernard, Y, Zac Brown Band on July 1, 2013| Leave a Comment »
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Celebrate Brooklyn!: One of New York City's longest running, free, outdoor performing arts festivals. Launched in 1979, as a catalyst for Brooklyn's performing arts scene and to bring people back into Prospect Park after years of neglect, Celebrate Brooklyn has been an anchor in the park's revitalization and has become one of the city's foremost summer cultural attractions. Over the course of its history Celebrate Brooklyn has presented over 1,700 artists and ensembles reflective of the borough's diversity, ranging from internationally acclaimed performers to emerging, cutting-edge artists.
Central Park's Summer Stage: An annual, free performing arts summer festival founded in 1986 which takes place at Rumsey Play field in Manhattan, New York City's Central Park and, since 2010, in parks throughout the five boroughs of New York City.
"In a city happily inundated with summertime cultural offerings, the SummerStage festival stands alone for its dizzying array of options, its local enthusiasm, and its general aura of awe. This year spreads more than 100 free performances across 17 parks in all five boroughs." The New York Times
Lowdown Hudson Blues Festival (New York, NY): Calling all jazz fans! The third annual Lowdown Hudson Blues Festival at Brookfield Place (formerly the World Financial Center) features some top notch jazz performers: B.B King, Los Lobos, Los Lonely Boys, Alejandro Escovedo and The James Hunter Six. The festival is FREE and takes place on July 10th and 11th. – See more at: http://www.metro.us/newyork/events/lowdown-hudson-blues-festival#sthash.bUp5N2Sk.dpuf
Maplewoodstock Music and Arts Festival (Maplewood, NJ): Thirteen bands on Sat, Jul 13, and twelve bands on Sun, Jul 14 25 miles outside the city in Maplewood, NJ.
Music Frees All Festival 2013 (New York, NY): Now in its third year, the 2013 Music Frees All Festival will take place over three days, July 19-21, in New York City. Proceeds will go to the Scotty Hard Trust. TICKETS: http://musicfreesallfestival.bpt.me/
Pleasantville Music Festival – (Pleasantville, NY): For $15 (Seniors) and $40 (Everyone else), you can enjoy the 9th Annual Musica Festival put on by "107.1 The Peak" radio station. Ten musical acts, including Brett Dennen, Easy Star All-Stars, The Kopecky Family Band, Bobby Long, Delta Rae, Red Wanting Blue and Mary C and the Stellars and more. The gates open at 12 Noon on July 13 & 14th, 2013. Music continues until 8:30PM. The Pleasantville Music Festival is ADA accessible! TICKETS: http://www.pleasantvillemusicfestival.com/tickets.html
(FREE!!) Dave Eggar @ Rockwood Music Hall
($8) Jim Campilongo @ The Living Room
($10) Alecia Chakour Band: First Mondays @ Rockwood Music Hall
($10-$15) A Decade Of Soul Classic Soul & Motown Revue @ B.B. Kings Blues Club
($25) "Mingus Mondays" w/ Mingus Orchestra @ The Jazz Standard
($15) Boogie Back Tuesdays with Q-Tip @ Cielo – New York, NY
(FREE!!) James Casey @ Rockwood Music Hall
(FREE!!) TAUK July Residency @ Spike Hill
($35-$55) Suzanne Vega – Summer Residency (w/ Full Band) @ City Winery
($60-$75) Phish @ Darling's Waterfront Pavilion – Bangor, ME
(FREE!!) Raul Midón with special guest Master Kong Nay @ Target Free David Rubenstein Atrium
($5-$8) DJ ?uestlove Presents Bowl Train @ Brooklyn Bowl (late night set)
($10) Fort Knox Five @ Brooklyn Bowl (12pm set)
($15) Deep Banana Blackout @ Brooklyn Bowl
($60-$75) Phish @ Saratoga Performing Arts Center – Saratoga Springs, NY
($35-$55) 10,000 Maniacs (Album Release) @ City Winery
($40) She & Him @ SummerStage – Central Park, NY
($10) Klezmer Brunch – Ben Holmes Trio (10am)
($30) Arturo O'Farrill Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra @ Birdland NYC
($35-$55) Dave Mason @ City Winery – New York, NY
($40) Harlem Gospel Choir Brunch @ B.B. King Blues Club and Grill
($50) Preservation Hall Jazz Band @ The McKittrick Hotel
($12) Now vs. Now @ The Bowery Electric
($15) Boogie Back Tuesdays with Q-Tip @ Cielo
($25-$100) Unity Tour 2013: 311 with Cypress Hill and G. Love & Special Sauce @ PNC Bank Arts Center – Holmdel, NJ
LOWDOWN HUDSON BLUES FESTIVAL
(FREE!!) B.B. King @ Brookefield Place Plaza
(FREE!!) Caravan of Thieves @ Parker Press Park – Woodbridge, NJ
($20) The Skatalites @ Mexicali Live – Teaneck, NJ
($35-$120) Cyndi Lauper @ Beacon Theatre
($60) Ledisi @ Luxury Infinity Yacht
($60-$75) Phish @ PNC Bank Arts Center – Holmdel, NJ
(FREE!!) Los Lobos @ Brookefield Place Plaza
($10) Q-Tip @ Stage 48
($15-$20) Carbon Leaf @ City Winery
($15-$20) Reggie Watts @ Mercury Lounge
($22-$26) Buckwheat Zydeco @ B.B. Kings Blues Club
($25-$35) Sly & Robbie @ Irving Plaza powered by Klipsch
($40-$105) Furthur w/ Phil Lesh @ Barclays Center
($42-$53) Belle and Sebastian @ Prospect Park Bandshell
(FREE!!) Cheap Trick @ Seaside Summer Concert Series
($18-$20) Rachael Yamagata @ Maxwell's – Hoboken, NJ
($35-$75) Cyndi Lauper @ The Capitol Theatre – Port Chester, NY
($40-$105) Furthur @ PNC Bank Arts Center – Holmdel, NJ
($60-$75) Phish @ Nikon at Jones Beach Theatre – Wantagh, NY
Maplewoodstock Music and Arts Festival (Maplewood, NJ)
w/ Joan Osborne
($15-$40) Pleasantville Music Festival (Pleasantville, NY)
Brett Dennen, Easy Star All-Stars, The Kopecky Family Band, Bobby Long, Delta Rae, Red Wanting Blue and Mary C and the Stellars and more.
(FREE!!) Philip Glass @ Celebrate Brooklyn! Performing Arts Festival
($10) Wax Poetic @ Nublu
($25-$100) Cypress Hill and G. Love & Special Sauce @ Nikon at Jones Beach Theater
($35-$75) Chris Isaak @ The Capitol Theatre – Port Chester, NY
($42) An Intimate Solo / Acoustic performance by Citizen Cope @ City Winery
($50) Aerosmith, Barbecue & Craft Beer! @ Randalls Island Park
(FREE) Tall Tall Trees @ Brooklyn Fire Proof
($10) Klezmer Brunch w/ Benjy Fox-Rosen & Michsel Winograd @ City Winery
($15-$40) Blues Traveler @ Empire City Casino – Yonkers, NY
($40) Harlem Gospel Choir Brunch @ B.B. King Blues Club and Grill (Eary)
($42) An Intimate Solo / Acoustic performance by Citizen Cope @ @ City Winery
($60-$95) The Monkees @ The Capitol Theatre – Port Chester, NY
($60-$95) Melissa Etheridge @ The Capitol Theatre – Port Chester, NY
($22) Howie Day ($42) @ City Winery – New York, NY
($30-$100) Mobb Deep @ Stage 48 – New York, NY
($35) Les Paul Monday's with Jimmy Vivino featuring The Les Paul Trio @ Iridium Jazz Club
($12) OMAHA DINER: Charlie Hunter, Steven Bernstein, Skerik & Bobby Previte @ Brooklyn Bowl
($22) Howie Day @ City Winery
($25-$30) Jars of Clay @ B.B. Kings Blues Club
($35-$75) Alice Cooper @ Beacon Theatre
Music Frees All Festival 2013 @ The Bell House – Brooklyn, NY
($25) Antibalas / The Stepkids / DJ Prince Paul / Pegasus Warning
($10) Brothers Past @ Brooklyn Bowl – Brooklyn, NY
($10) Will Bernard @ The Blue Note – New York, NY
($40-$95) Zac Brown Band @ PNC Bank Arts Center – Holmdel, NJ
($150-$300) Justin Timberlake and Jay-Z @ Yankee Stadium
($25) Pre Party Cruise to the Jay Z and Justin Timberlake Concert @ Rocks Off River Cruise
Music Frees All Festival 2013 @ The Bell House
($20) Apollo Run w/ Krissy Krissy @ Rockwood Music Hal – New York, NY
($35-$76) Hot Tuna With Special Guest Leon Russell @ State Theatre – New Brunswick, NJ
($10) Klezmer Brunch w/ Moshe Bonen & HaTaklitim @ City Winery – New York, NY
($40-$55) Everclear @ The Capitol Theatre – Port Chester, NY
($42) An Intimate Solo / Acoustic performance by Citizen Cope @ City Winery – New York, NY
($58-$135) Lyle Lovett & His Acoustic Group @ Tarrytown Music Hall – Tarrytown, NY
($35-$40) Anders Osborne, Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue / Soulive @ Central Park Summerstage – New York, NY
($42-$50) fun. w/ special guest Tegan and Sara @ Hudson River Park – Pier 26
($65) Phil Lesh w/ John Medeski @ The Capitol Theatre – Port Chester, NY
($28-38) Xavier Rudd w/ Nahko & Medicine for the People @ City Winery – New York, NY
($35-$60) Brandi Carlile @ State Theatre – New Brunswick, NJ
($50) fun. with very special guests Tegan and Sara @ Hudson River Park – Pier 26
($15) Allen Stone @ Brooklyn Bowl – Brooklyn, NY
($15) Dragon Smoke Feat. Stanton Moore & Robert Mercurio (Galactic) Ivan Neville (Dumpstaphunk) with Anders Osborne @ Brooklyn Bowl
($25-$35) Dawes @ The Capitol Theatre – Port Chester, NY
(FREE!!) Jason Gallagher (of Leroy Justice) @ Rockwood Music Hall – New York, NY
(FREE!!) Smokey Robinson @ Seaside Summer Concert Series – Brooklyn, NY
($15) Zongo Junction @ Littlefield – Brooklyn, NY
($60) Paul Weller @ The Apollo Theater – New York, NY
($10) Tall Tall Trees @ Mercury Lounge – New York, NY
($35-$40) The Gaslight Anthem @ Hudson River Park – Pier 26 – New York, NY
($40-$85) Rock The Blues Summer Jam 2013 @ The Capitol Theatre – Port Chester, NY
($60) Paul Weller @ Webster Hall – New York, NY
($80) Americanarama Festival of Music featuring Bob Dylan & His Band / Wilco / My Morning Jacket @ Pier A – Hoboken, NJ
(FREE!!) The Gaslight Anthem @ Irving Plaza – New York, NY
($10) Underground Horns @ Nublu – New York, NY
($35-$50) Booker T. Jones @ City Winery – New York, NY
($40-$105) Americanarama Festival of Music feat. Bob Dylan and His Band + more! Nikon @ Jones Beach Theater, Wantagh, NY
($50-$80) Robert Plant presents The Sensational Space Shifters @ Celebrate Brooklyn at Prospect Park Bandshell – Brooklyn, NY
($70-$160) BON JOVI Because We Can – The Tour @ MetLife Stadium – East Rutherford, NJ
($10) Klezmer Brunch w/ Paul Shapiro Ribs & Brisket Revue @ City Winery – New York, NY
($15-$45) Kansas @ Empire City Casino at Yonkers Raceway – Yonkers, NY
($35-$40) The Gaslight Anthem w/ The Hold Steady @ Hudson River Park, Pier 26 – New York, NY
($45-$95) An Evening with YES @ The Capitol Theatre – Port Chester, NY
($15) Rebirth Brass Band @ Brooklyn Bowl – Brooklyn, NY
(Free!!) Barenaked Ladies @ Celebrate Brooklyn! at the Prospect Park Bandshell
($22-$60) Slick Rick w/ Lifted (live band) @ Stage 48 – New York, NY
($30) Ravi Coltrane @ The Iridium – New York, NY
The Flaming Lips @ Central Park's Summerstage (07.26.10)
Posted in Show Review, tagged Central Park SummerStage, Cirque du Soleil, Dark Side of the Moon, Kliph Scurlock, Michael Ivins, Slava's Snow Show, Steven Drozd, Summer Stage, The Flaming Lips, Wayne Coyne on August 13, 2010| 1 Comment »
Central Park's Summerstage
Miracled once again. This was a special miracle for me. The Flaming Lips were announced earlier in the year and I completely geeked out because it was on Parks land. This meant that I was on my home turf and could play freely 🙂 However, then I realized I couldn't go because I had a prior family engagement. It was rumored that the first set was going to be pulls from The Flaming Lips catalog while the second set was going to be a Dark Side of the Moon cover. Oh man. By the time I realized I would be able to go, the show had been sold out for weeks. The, the week before the show, my friend Justin wrote me and asked me if I might be interested and the rest is history. I WAS SO HAPPY!!!…for the most part.
Oneida Promo Shot
Kid Millions – drums, vocals
Bobby Matador – organ, guitar, vocals
Baby Hanoi Jane – guitar, bass
Showtime – guitar
"Snaps" London – synths, organ, effects
We arrived in the middle of the opening band, Oneida. Dear God, my ears…that is all I was thinking. I was not alone as I noticed around me, similar scrunched faces of those with confused and hurting ears. It wasn't until about the third song that they finally caught my ear. However, in the end I truly disliked whatever it was they were doing on that stage. After a little research, it appears NOISE ROCK is their forte. Seriously, so out of control…noise is a perfect description.
Their last song was decent, going out on a lesser then decent note, but ultimately like rock annoyance. I ask you, who picks these bands? WHY was this band picked? Did they win some NYC based-contest? Did they pick the short straw? Seriously…
Now on to real music…well, barely.
Wayne Coyne – Guitar, Vocals
Steven Drozd – Guitar
Michael Ivins – Bass
Kliph Scurlock – Drums
"Birthing out" each member of band
The Flaming Lips went on around 9pm. The stage was decorated with a giant half-moon screen in the background of the stage behind the band set-up. When the images finally started shooting across the giant screen, there were various cartoon images, newspaper headlines and then mainly warlike images. Eventually the images morphed into an image of a psychedelic lady dancing in a sea of background blue. With trippy chanting in the background combined with ethereal measures, the dancing female image wiggled around the screen, the screen sporadically zooming in and out of her lower body. Eventually, you could see a spot light up between the dancers legs. The light grew brighter and the screen zoomed closer to the spot between her legs until she was on her back, legs spread….light bright…the members were birthed onto the stage…….and…well
Wayne Coyne, what a beautiful weirdo. From there, Wayne jumped into a giant plastic bubble ball, the music playing as it filled with air. And then He bubble surfed the crowd. I had heard of this bubble surfing act, thinking that our audience tonight would be neither tight nor large enough…I was wrong. On his first attempt, nothing happened. We were all too slow and he had to walk back to the stage, gesturing with his hands what he needed to make this stunt work. He needed his audience.
Slava's Snow Show
Ok, now feel free to explain that insanity in words. All I can say is that we were birthed onto the stage. Unreal. At this point all I can think about is Slava's Snow Show. That this was some kind of sick extension of Cirque du Soleil.
After everyone was birthed out and the balls were done rolling, Wayne spoke:
"Thank you for coming. This is the f*#king best night of the summer. It's wonderful how the universe is cooperating. We are all together. It's as if we we're all the womb together…back together again. Come on, come with me. Come on, come on…."
The Flaming Lips @ Summerstage
And he jumped around the stage as chaos occurred with flashing lights, explosive streamers, pounding drums and raging guitar. There were tons of young dancers (not really sure of their purpose) flanking the band. This entire thing was just one rock opera from beginning to end. Immediately, I realized I was in for a spectacle, not a performance. Ok, well, once I wrapped my head around that, I immediately embraced the show for what it was.
By Silver Trembling Hands, the entire band had finally taken thier place on stage. There was yelling by Wayne Coyne, a huge drummer rage by Kliph Scurlock. There were streamers flowing from the stage lighting, the turf ground was covered in confetti and the energy was high.
When She Uses Jelly came on the crowd went wild. If you know nothing about The Flaming Lips, you should at least recognize this song. This is not a great song, it's actually kinda lame, but it's nostalgic as all hell.
Before they went into The Yeah Yeah Yeah Song, Wayne spoke again about being "pissed off about Bush…our Previous president, GWB." The crowd booed and hissed
"You know, we write about things that pissed us off. Attempt to come up with a conclusion. And so we write and we hope to change the world, we hope to change you, we hope to change each other…if only for a moment. And if only for that moment, we feel less helpless."
Wayne of The Flaming Lips
And the Yeah Yeah Yeah's led the way with visions of mouths and bubble words coming out of them on the screen behind the band. This song had me dancing at times after the Yeah Yeahs stopped and they would actually play some music. And again with the cute lyrics attempting to make a statement, evoke thought:
If you could blow up the world with the flick of a switch / Would you do it? / If you could make everybody poor just so you could be rich / Would you do it? / If you could watch everybody work while you just lay on your back / Would you do it? / If you could take all the love without giving any back / Would you do it? / And so we cannot know ourselves or what we'd really do…
Raged Stage!!
Steven Drozd @ Summerstage
Clapping commenced and there was major rage. Just so many bells and whistles that I truly can't comment on the music. The music was just there, creating a backdrop for this spectacular fiasco of crazy.
There were now images of breakfast food on the screen. My stomach started to hurt so I decided to walk around. I made my way towards the bathrooms but not before making my way up front to check out the scene. It was actually kind of tough to get up there. I only wanted a few pictures and to check out the feel for the front.
Side stage dancers...
Kliph Scurlock
When I arrived to the railing, it was covered in YOUNG teenage kids, dressed up in costumes, more like prom dresses, and wigs. They were completely BLISSED OUT. Then I noticed the stage was covered with 20-somethings dancing like the music was flowing through them like Ecstasy.
You know, who cares what I think…that is what this group showed me. It's like church, who cares if not everyone understands the concept. The power of the group had me radiating happiness and the group truly does touch people with these nutty antics.
This group really touches its audience and die-hard Lip fans come from a specific strain of blissed-out hippies. Wayne continued to engage the audience:
"You know when a dream is so good, that when you wake up…your life is not as good as your dream. And you wish you could just live forever…"
View from back right corner...
More stage dancers....
He had lost me but the deep bass caught my ear and The Morning of the Musicians rang across the park. For I Can Be a Frog, there was a call and response beginning. Wayne explained the directions to the audience by telling us that whatever he sang, we were to emulate in sound in response. If he said "Cow", we had to "Moo." If he said "Dog, we had to "Woof." This was pure sillyness. I heard lion's "Rawrs", and cat's "Howls." When he said Helicopter, then it got a little silly. People made all kinds of sounds. I again got distracted by the audience.
I decided I had had enough of this show. It was nothing against the Lips. I loved their energy and that was one of the most interesting shows I had ever seen. However, I am not genuinely intrigued by these kind of performances for very long. As well, it didn't help that it was a Tuesday night and as much as I wanted to, I couldn't digest the energy being thrown at me and thrive off it. I knew I had to go to bed soon and didn't want to get all roweled up. There was so much going on, it made me tired. I thought I was going to hear some raging rock music. Instead, I was distracted by all the other layers of fun times they were throwing at me.
INSANITY during Flaming Lips
I left the concert only a few songs before the end. There was no Dark Side of the Moon performance and I was very thankful for that the following day as that was the only regret I had from leaving early. I thought later, perhaps they were going to show off their musical abilities by focusing on only the music during the second set but that never happened. I had a fun night but I wouldn't pay $50 to see these guys. Look forward to seeing them in a festival setting one day though….
Setlist: The Fear, Worm Mountain, Silver Trembling Hands, She Don't Use Jelly, The Yeah Yeah Yeah Song, The Sparrow Looks Up At The Machine, In The Morning of the Magicians, I Can Be A Frog, Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots, Pt. 1, See The Leaves, Pompeii Am Gotterdammerung, Taps, The W.A.N.D.
Encore: Do You Realize??
August 2010 Potential Show Run Down!
Posted in Monthly Show Rundown, tagged A BIG YES and a small no, Afro Funky Party, American Babies, Amy Helm, Anthony Hamilton, Arcade Fire, B. B. Kings, Bar 4, Bar Next Door, Barry Mitterhof, Beautiful Bells, Ben Sidran, Benevento-Russo Duo, Big Gigantic, Big Lights, Big Sam's Funky Nation, Bill Iuso & Restless Natives, Bill Kreutzmann, Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears, Bonerama, Bowery Ballroom, Bowery Electric, Brooklyn Bowl, Buster Williams, Cameo Gallery, Caravan of Thieves, Central Park SummerStage, Chapter 2, City Winery, Common Rotation, Corrine Bailey Rae, Crosby, Daedelus, Daniel Carter, Dap Kings, Dave Grusin, David Gray, Deep Banana Blackout, Devi, DJ Nutritious, DJ Offbeat, Donna The Buffalo, Dr. Dog, Dr. John & The Lower 911, Eli "Paperboy" Reed & True Loves, Empire of the Sun, Eric Krasno, Future Rock, Gathering Of The Vibes, Gent Treadly, Gov't Mule, Governor's Island, Grizzly Adamz, Hammerstein Ballroom, Heart, Henry Butler, Highline Ballroom, Hot Buttered Rum, House Of Usher, Ingrid Michaelson, Iridium Jazz Club, Irving Plaza, Izintaba, Jason Crosby, Jason Lindner Trio, Jemimah Puddleduck, Jim Campilongo, Jimmie's Chicken Shack, Jimmy Herring, Joe Krown, Joe Russo, John Medeski, John Morgan Kimock, Johnny Markowski, Jones Beach, Justin Townes Earle, Keane, Kem & Jaheim, Kenny "Babyface" Edmonds, Lakeside Lounge, Le Poisson Rouge, Lee Ritenour, Lenny White, Leo Nocentelli, Leo Sidran, Lincoln Center, Littlefield, Los Lobos, Lotus, Madison Square Garden, Marc Friedman, Marco Benevento, Mark Guiliana, Mark Turner, Maurice Brown, Maxwell's, Michael Falzarano, Mike Gamble, Mikey Hart, Mux Mool, Nicole Atkins, Nikon Theater, NYC Funk Live, O'Death, Paramore, Paul Motian, Phish, Pimps of Joytime, Prospect Park Bandshell, Raheem Devaughn, Ray Lamontague, Reckoning, Rhythm Devils, Rock the Bells Festival, Rocks Off Concert Cruise Series, Rocks Off Cruise, Rockwood Music Hall, Roseland Ballroom, Russell Batiste, Ryan Zoidis, Santos Party House, Sepalcure, Sharon Jones, Simone Felice, Smalls, Soul Rebels Brass Band, Sound Tribe Sector Nine, South Street Seaport, Southpaw, St. Nick's Pub, Stills & Nash, Stockholm Syndrome, STS9, Sullivan Hall, Summer Stage, Talib Kweli, Tarrytown Music Hall, Terminal 5, The Blue Note, The Brooklyn Bowl, The Budos Band, The Dead Weather, The Gramercy Theater, The High & Mighty Brass Band, The Highline, The Infamous Stringdusters, The Jazz Gallery, The Jazz Standard, The Lead Heads, The Les Paul Trio, The Living Room, The Mingus Big Band, The Rock Shop, Tim Luntzel, Tony Malaby, Top Shotta, Trombone Shorty, Urban Sun, Village Vanguard, Walter Wolfman Washington, West African Band, Will Bernard, Wu-Tang Clan, Xavier Rudd, Zongo Junction on August 2, 2010| 6 Comments »
August 2010 Potential Show Run Down
Sunday, August 1st, 2010
Gathering Of The Vibes Music Festival, Bridgeport, CT
($20) Hot Buttered Rum @ Rocks Off Cruise
($30) Larry Coryell Power Trio w/ Jeff 'Tain' Watts @ The Iridum Jazz Club
Monday, August 2nd, 2010
($8) Jim Campilongo@ The Living Room (W/ Charlie Hunter)
($25) The Mingus Big Band @ The Jazz Standard
($35-$65) Dr. John & The Lower 911 @ City Winery
Tuesday, August 3rd, 2010
(Free) Dred Scott Trio @ Rockwood Music Hall
($5) Talib Kweli & Friends w/ Live Band @ Brooklyn Bowl
($8) Caravan of Thieves @ The Living Room
($30) Los Lobos @ Bowery Ballroom
($35-$65) Dr. John and The Lower 911 @ City Winery
($37.50) The Dead Weather @ Prospect Park Bandshell
($50-$100) Heart @ Hammerstein Ballroom
(1 Drink Min,) American Babies @ Rockwood Music Hall
($8) Devi @ Bowery Electric
($18) Jemimah Puddleduck ft. Mark Karan of Ratdog @ Sullivan Hall
($50) Arcade Fire @ Madison Square Garden
Royal Family Ball @ Sullivan Hall (Private party)
($5-$7) ?uestlove (DJ Set) @ Brooklyn Bowl
($8 + 1 drink) Will Bernard Trio @ The Bar Next Door
($45-$65) Steve Earle & Allison Moorer @ City Winery
(Free) House of Usher: Marco Benevento Trio @ Prospect Park Bandshell
Marco Benevento to write a new original score to this cult B-movie study in creeping, diabolical menace.
($10) Mark Guiliana & Jason Lindner Trio @ The Jazz Gallery
($10) Sonya Kitchell @ Le Poisson Rouge
($15) Eric Krasno & Chapter 2 w/ special guests Ryan Zoidis and Maurice Brown
w/Billy Iuso & Restless Natives @ Sullivan Hall
($21 – $70+) Paramore @ Nikon at Jones Beach Theater
($25) Buster Williams @ The Iridium Jazz Club
($20-$35) Pat McGee Band @ City Winery
($40) Keane w/ Ingrid Michaelson @ East River State Park (Williamsburg Waterfront)
($40) Corrine Bailey Rae @ Governors Island
Saturday, August 7th, 2010
(Free) West African Band @ St. Nicks, Harlem
(Free) Sharon Jones + Budos Band at Prospect Park bandshell (Funk Live)
The Budos Band @ Prospect Park Bandshell
($15-$22) Simone Felice w/ Nicole Atkins @ City Winery
($80 – $300+) Anthony Hamilton, Kem & Jaheim & Raheem Devaughn @ Nikon at Jones Beach Theater
(Free) Soul Rebels Brass Band @ Lincoln Center (Outdoor Concert Series)
(Free) Justin Townes Earle @ The Beach @ Governors Island
($15) Reckoning @ B.B. Kings
The Lead Heads (opening @ 7pm)
Monday, August 9th, 2010
($5) Deadcenter Presents…Jerry Garcis: A Restrospective – The Jam Stampede (feat. members of the Zen Tricksters)
With: Jason Crosby, Michael Falzarano, Johnny Markowski, Barry Mitterhof
($20-$25) Jimmie's Chicken Shack @ Rocks Off Cruise
($25) Empire of the Sun @ Terminal 5
($35) Leo Nocentelli w/ Les Paul Trio @ City Winery
($5) The Infamous Stringdusters @ The Brooklyn Bowl
($25) The Felice Brothers @ Rocks Off Cruise
($30-$40) Lee Ritenour w/ Dave Grusin @ The Blue Note
(Free) American Babies @ Rockwood Music Hall
(Free) Jackie Green & Gov't Mule @ Central Park Summerstage
($10) Melvin Seals & JGB @ The Brooklyn Bowl
($15) Eli Paperboy Reed & The True Loves @ Le Poisson Rouge
($25) Big Sam's Funky Nation @ Rocks Off Cruise
($30-$40) Lee Ritenour With Dave Grusin @ The Blue Note
($35) STS9 (Sound Tribe Sector 9) @ The Gramercy Theater
($12) Break Science @ Sullivan Hall
($35) STS9 (Sound Tribe Sector 9) @ Roseland Ballroom
Lotus @ Roseland Ballroom
AFTER PARTY: ($??) Big Gigantic @ Irving Plaza
($50 – $300+) Aerosmith @ Nikon at Jones Beach Theater
($7) Afro Funky Party w/ Zongo Junction, Top Shotta & DJ Offbeat @ Cameo Gallery (Funk Live)
($25) Lenny White & Jimmy Herring @ Iridium Jazz Club
($5) Rubblebucket @ Brooklyn Bowl
($) Jason Crosby w/Common Rotation @ The Library
($10) Grizzly Adamz (John Medeski, Saft, Perwosky and Blume) @ Littlefield
($40 – $150) Kiss @ Nikon at Jones Beach Theater
(Free) Dr. Dog & Eli Paperboy Reed & The True Loves @ The Beach @ Governor's Island
($13) Daedelus with Mux Mool, Sepalcure and Beautiful Bells @ Santos House Party
($25) Deep Banana Blackout @ Rocks Off Cruise
(Free) John Kimock w/ Mike Gamble, Daniel Carter and Marc Freidman @ Bar 4
(Free) Jason Crosby & Dark Loft @ Rockwood Music Hall
($30) Jimmy Herring @ Iridium Jazz Club
($50-$150+) Phish @ Nikon at Jones Beach Theater
($40) MGMT @ Radio City Music Hall
Sushioke #17
CAMP BAREFOOT ~ Bartow, West Virginia
(Free) A BIG YES and a small no (Joe Russo Project) @ Lakeside Lounge
($10) Jason Lindner Trio @ Smalls
($33-$100) Ray Lamontagne & David Gray @ Nikon at Jones Beach Theater
($99) Henry Butler with Gent Treadly @ Rocks Off Cruise
($10) O'Death @ The Rock Shop
($25) Bonerama @ The Rocks Off Boat Cruise – The Jewel (Funk Live)
($25) Joe Krown, Walter "Wolfman" Washington, Russel Batiste @ The Rocks Off Boat Cruise – Half Moon
($17-$100+) Crosby, Stills & Nash @ Nikon at Jones Beach Theater
($50) Kenny "Babyface" Edmonds – @ B.B. Kings
(not sure) Black Joe Lewis and The Honeybears @ Maxwells, Hoboken, NJ
Saturday, August 21st, 2010
($20) Urban Sun @ Rocks Off Cruise
($25) Some Cat From Japan @ Rocks Off Cruise
w/ Will Bernard & Nigel Hall
Sunday, August 22nd, 2010
(Free) Black Joe Lewis and The Honey bears @ Summerstage (Funk Live)
Monday, August 23rd, 2010
($20-$25) Dylan Different: Ben Sidran with Amy Helm, Will Bernard, Tim Luntzel, Leo Sidran @ Highline Ballroom
($35) Paul Motian, Mark Turner, Tony Malaby & Bill Frisell @ Village Vanguard
($22.50) Xavier Rudd & Izintaba @ Irving Plaza
($20-$25) Hudson River Live! A concert series by Affairs Afloat aboard the Queen of Hearts
($25) American Babies & Big Light @ Rocks Off Cruise (unknown)
($25) Ryan Montbluea Band @ Rocks Off Cruise (The Jewel)
($40) Trombone Shorty & Orleans Ave feat. Jon Cleary @ South Street Seaport
W/ High and Mighty Brass Band
($??) DJ Nutrious @ Southpaw
($20) Benevento Russo Duo Acoustic @ The Highline Ballroom
($25) Donna The Buffalo @ Rocks Off Cruise
($25) Future Rock @ Rocks Off Cruise
($6-$8) Pimps of Joytime @ Brooklyn Bowl
($99-$400) Rock the Bells Festival 2010: Governors Island
Wu-Tang Clan @ The Beach @ Governor's Island
($10) Reckoning @ Sullivan Hall
($18) New Rider's Of The Purple Sage @ Highline Ballroom
($35) Bill Frisell @ Village Vanguard
($39-$65) The Rhythm Devils, feat Bill Kreutzmann & Mickey Hart @ Tarrytown Music Hall
($25) Roots & Dub on the River for Ethiopa @ Rocks Off Cruises
($30) Eric Krasno w/ Les Paul Trio @ Iridium Jazz Club
Tuesday, August 31st, 2010
(Free + 1 drink ) Nigel Hall @ Rockwood Music Hall #2 @ 10:15
(Free + 1 drink) Dred Scott Trio @ Rockwood Music Hall @ midnight
($60-$150+) Jimmy Buffet @ Nikon at Jones Beach Theater
July 2010 Potential Show Run Down
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(If there is ANYTHING that I have missed, please point it out.)
Thursday, July 1st, 2010:
($unknown) Gent Treadly @ The Frying Pan
($5-$7) Biz Markie (DJ Set) @ Brooklyn Bowl
($15) Reggie Watts @ Le Poisson Rouge
Friday, July 2nd, 2010:
Nothing?? Hmmm…….
Saturday, July 3rd, 2010:
(Free) ISTANBULIVE II: The Sounds & Colors of Turkey featuring Kenan Dogulu, mor ve otesi, Ilhan Ersahin's Istanbul Sessions, Burhan Ocal Tulug Tirpan, Sukriye Tutkun, & DJ Salih Saka @ Summerstage
Sunday, July4th, 2010:
Monday, July 5th, 2010:
($8-$15 + 1 drink min.) Jim Campilongo Electric Trio (w/ Stephan Crump and Tony Mason) @ The Living Room
($25) Mingus Big Band @ The Jazz Standard
Tuesday, July 6th, 2010:
($55) B-52's @ The Highline Ballroom
($15) Wilco's Nels Cline @ (Le) Poisson Rouge for two sets with his band The Nels Cline Singers.
Wednesday, July 7th, 2010
(Free) The Farewell Drifters @ Madison Square Park
($10) Dumpstaphunk @ The Brooklyn Bowl (Funk Live)
($25) Bonobo Dj Set w/ BreakScience @ Rocks Off Cruise (The Temptress)
($17) Garage A Trois & Dead Kenny G's @ The Bowery Ballroom
($12) Chico Mann @ Mercury Lounge
Thursday, July 8th, 2010:
($8) Assembly of Dust (Feat. Jason Crosby) @ Brooklyn Bowl
($17) Garage A Trois & Dead Kenny G's @ Maxwell's, NJ
Friday, July 9th, 2010:
(Free) Ozomatli / Fidel Nadal / Toy Selectah @ Prospect Park
(Free) Apollo Run @ Rockwood Music Hall
($8) Assembly of Dust (Feat. The Statesmen: Jonah Smith, Josh Dion, Scott Metzger & Ben Rubin) @ Brooklyn Bowl
($18) – Soul Rebels Brass Band @ Sullivan Hall (Funk Live)
($25-$40) James Hunter & Jesse Dee @ City Winery
($ ) Henry Butler @ Terra Blues
SOLD OUT!! ($40) God Street Wine @ Gramercy Theater
($100) Rusted Root for the Flood Sisters Kidney Foundation of America "Love.Give.Life." Event @ Broad Street Ballroom
Saturday, July 10th, 2010:
SOLD OUT!!! ($40) God Street Wine @ Gramercy Theater
($30-$100+) The Doobie Brothers & Chicago @ Nikon at Jones Beach Theater
Sunday, July 11th. 2010:
(Free-$3) Okay Africa show with the Roots/Talib Kweli at Prospect Park (Funk Live)
($25) Cornmeal @ Rocks off Cruise
Monday, July 12th, 2010:
(Free) Femi Kuti @ Damrosch Park (Funk Live)
($35-$45) Blind Boys of Alabama @ Alice Tully Hall, Starr Theater
"Spirit in the Dark" Featuring Yo La Tengo, Yim Yames of My Morning Jacket, Lambchop, Marshall Allen and the Sun Ra Horns, and Exene Cervenka
Tuesday, July 13th, 2010:
($7) Afro Funky Party w/ Zongo Junction, Top Shotta & DJ Offbeat @ Cameo Gallery Funk Live
(?) The London Souls @ Cameo Gallery
($20) KT Tunstall @ Hiro Ballroom
($75) Sting @ The Metropolitan Opera House
Wednesday, July 14th, 2010:
(FREE) NY Philharmonic in Central Park
(FREE) Naomi Shelton & Gospel Queens @ Stuy Town Oval
(FREE) Funky Fritters @ Waterside Plaza Music Fest (Funk Live)
"The Unbroken Circle" Featuring Ralph Stanley, Yonder Mountain String Band, Sara Watkins, Ray Benson and Jason Roberts of Asleep at the Wheel, and Allison Moorer
($70) Jack Johnson: To The Sea Tour 2010 (w/ G. Love & Special Sauce) @ Madison Square Garden
Thursday, July 15th, 2010:
(FREE) Brother Joscephus and the Love Revival Revolution Orchestra @ BID Music Outdoor Concert Series
($5) Langhorn Slim @ The Brooklyn Bowl
($15) Animal Liberation Orchestra @ Santos House Party
($20) Orchard Lounge @ Club Love
($25) Beats Antique @ Le Poisson Rouge
($25-$30) Eric Krasno & Chapter 2 @ Rocks Off Cruise (Funk Live)
($25-$30) Turbine @ Rocks Off Cruise
The Brew maybe? Jambase confirms but not on Rocks Off schedule
($52.50 – $60) Natalie Merchant @ Town Hall
Friday, July 16th, 2010:
($20-$25) Pre-party Cruise to Dave Matthews Band Show @ Citi Field on Rocks Off Cruises
($10) NYC SHAKEDOWN: ATNARKO w/ Brooklyn Sound Lab & Nutritious @ The Bell House (Prior Review)
($5) Greensky Bluegrass @ Brooklyn Bowl
($20) Hollis Brown @ Rocks off Cruise
"Blind Boys of Alabama Family Revival" Featuring Aaron Neville, Joan Osborne, Dan Zanes, New Orleans' Own Hot 8 Brass Band, Charlie Musselwhite, and John Hammond
($40) God Street Wine @ The Fillmore at Irving Plaza
($54) Weezer @ East River State Park
($90) Dave Matthews Band @ Bethel Woods Center for the Arts
An Evening FREE Dead Kenny G's in Virginia
Siren Music Festival (Noon-9pm @ Coney Island)
(Free) Konono No. 1 @ Prospect Park Bandshell
(Free) Raphael Saadiq @ Summerstage
(Free) Dr. Dog & Eli "Paperboy" Reed & the True Loves @ The Beach at Governors Island
($13-$15) The London Souls @ Bowery Ballroom
($25) Toubab Krewe @ Rocks Off Cruise (The Jewel)
($50) Hot Tuna & Steve Earle @ Theater at Westbury
Sunday, July 18th, 2010:
($30-$100+) Carlos Santana & Steve Winwood @ Nikon at Jones Beach Theater
(FREE) Brother Joscephus & the Love Revival Revolution Orchestra @ Roosevelt Island
($56-$36) Loudon Wainwright III @ Prospect Park Bandshell
($47.50) Sublime with Rome, Matisyahu, and the Dirty Heads @ Nikon at Jones Beach Theater
(Free) Easy Star Allstars @ Stuyvesant Town Oval
(Free) Burning Spear @ Rockefeller Park
($30-$100+) John Mayer @ Nikon at Jones Beach Theater
Floyd Music Festival, Virginia
($7) Gent Treadly @ Uncle Mike's
(Free) Antibalas @ Castle Clinton
($25-$30) Joe Krown, Walter "Wolfman" Washington & Russell Batiste @ Rocks Off Cruise (The Half Moon) (Funk Live)
($45-$60) Widespread Panic @ Radio City Music Hall
($12) Jerry Joseph @ Sullivan Hall (Post Widespread Show)
Friday, July 23rd, 2010
($20) Davell Crawford @ Joe's Pub (NolaPianoFunk)
($65-$85) Dickey Betts & Great Southern @ The Concert Hall
($47-$100+) Rush @ Nikon at Jones Beach Theater
($10) Reckoning: Playing the Music of Phish, The Dead, Allman Bros
Sold Out ($40) The Flaming Lips @ Central Park's Summer Stage
($40) The John Scofield Band and The Les Paul Trio @ The Iridum Jazz Club
($50) Smashing Pumpkins @ Terminal 5
($17) Arrested Development @ B.B. Kings
($5) Brother Joscephus and the Love Revival Revolution Orchestra @ The Brooklyn Bowl
($35) The Black Keys @ Central Park's Summerstage
($42.50) The Flaming Lips @ Terminal 5
($75 – 200+) Sting @ Nikon at Jones Beach Theater (w/ Royal Philharmonic Orchestra)
($25-$35) The Macpodz @ Rocks Off Cruise
($40) Furthur @ Nokia Theater Times Square
($10) Post Furthur Show feat. Alphabet Soup, The Preservation, Three Legged Fox @ Sullivan Hall
($35) The Black Keys @ Terminal 5
($50-$130) Willie Nelson w/ Special Guest Levon Helm Band @ Radio City Music Hall
GATHERING OF THE VIBES MUSIC FESTIVAL
($13-$15) The Lemonheads @ The Knitting Factory
($10) Trouble & Bass @ Santos Party House
($30) Larry Coryell Power Trio w/ Victor Bailey & Lenny White @ The Iridum Jazz Club
SOLD OUT ($40) Furthur @ Nokia Theater Times Square
($10) Ghost Stepper @ Mercury Lounge
($36.50) Primus / Gogol Bordello & The Dead Kenny G's @ Williamsburg Waterfront
($20-$50) Jamie McLean & The Jamie Mclean Band @ The Blue Note
Saturday, July 31st, 2010:
(Free) Los Amigos Invisibles @ Central Park Summerstage
(Free) Ponderosa Stomp presents The Detroit Breakdown! @ Hearst Plaza / Damrosch Park
New York Funk Exchange @ Bohemian Hall & Beer Garden
June 2010 Potential Show Run Down
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(If there is ANYTHING that I have missed that must not be missed, please point it out as this is updated daily things constantly.)
Tuesday, June 1st, 2010:
(Free) Dred Scott Trio w/Clay Ross @ Rockwood Music Hall
($10 w/ 2 Drink min) Jason Lindner Trio w/Mark Guiliana @ Zinc Bar
($45-$85) Reggie Watts w/ Conan O'Brien @ Radio City Music Hall
Wednesday, June 2nd, 2010:
($10 w/ 2 Drink min) Jason Lindner Trio @ Zinc Bar
($25-$45) Lisa Loeb @ City Winery
($29.50) Toots & the Maytals @ B.B. Kings
Thursday, June 3rd, 2010:
($15) Galactic Feat. Corey Henry w/ Sp. Guest Corey Glover of Living Colour@ Brooklyn Bowl (Funk Live) –> Some Cat From Japan (A Will Bernad Project) opening for Galactic (Jam Cruise Reunion Party)
($15) Eli "Paperboy" Reed & True Loves @ Mercury Lounge
($32-$35) Dark Star Orchestra @ Music Hall Of Williamsburg
($30-$35) Anders Osborne / Tab Benoit @ Rocks Off Concert Cruise Aboard The Temptress
($35) Michael Franti & Spearheads & Trombone Shorty @ Govenor's Island
($40-$30) Dee Dee Bridgewater: Tribute to Billie Holiday @ The Blue Note
($150) Patti LaBelle @ B.B. King Blues Club
($??) Eldar @ Iridium Jazz Club
Friday, June 4th, 2010:
Mountain Jam IV Music Festival, NY ~ Day I
(Free) Von Ghost @ Rockwood Music Hall
($15) Galactic Feat. Corey Henry w/ Sp. Guest Corey Glover of Living Colour@ Brooklyn Bowl (Funk Live) –>
Some Cat From Japan (A Will Bernard Project) opening for Galactic
($25) The Return of George Porter Jr. & Runnin Pardners/ Papa Grows Funk @ Sullivan Hall (Funk Live)
($35-$60) Drive By Truckers & Jamie McLean @ Tarrytown Music Hall
($36/SOLD OUT) RJD2, Pretty Lights, Chiddy Bang @ Terminal 5
Saturday, June 5th, 2010:
Mountain Jam Music Festival, NY ~ Day II
12th Annual Star Scape Music Festival, MD
(Free) Underground Horns @ The Shrine
($15) Galactic Feat. Corey Henry w/ Sp. Guest Corey Glover of Living Colour@ Brooklyn Bowl (Funk Live) –> Some Cat From Japan (A Will Bernard Project) opening for Galactic
($30) Martin Sexton, Ryan Montbleau Band @ Nokia Theater Times Square
($36.50 – $40) Southside Johnny And The Asbury Jukes @ B.B. Kings
Sunday, June 6th, 2010:
Mountain Jam Music Festival, NY ~ Day III
($18-$25) Holmes Brothers @ City Winery
Monday, June 7th, 2010:
(Free) Fela! On Broadway Original Cast Recording Release Party @ Brooklyn Bowl
($30) Brand New Heavies feat. N'Dea Davenport @ Highline Ballroom
Tuesday, June 8th, 2010:
($??) Kenny Neal @ Terra Blues
($16-$20) Dirty Dozen Brass Band @ B.B. Kings (Funk Live)
($25/SOLD OUT) Les Claypool @ Brooklyn Bowl
Wednesday, June 9th, 2010:
($3 suggested) Norah Jones @ Prospect Park Bandshell
(Free) Phish on Late Night with Jimmy Falon
(Entered a contest but found no price) Jeff Beck – A Tribute To Les Paul @ Iridium Jazz Club
($10-$15) Trouble & Bass @ Santos House Party
($16-$18) Easy Star All-Stars @ Highline Ballroom
($20-$25) An Evening With Eric Lindell (Album Release Party) @ Sullivan Hall (Funk Live)
Thursday, June 10th, 2010:
Bonnaroo Music Festival
(Free) Sarah Mclachlan on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon
($15-$20) Orchard Lounge @ Higher Nubela @ Club Love
($20-$25) Evening with Eric Krasno & Chapter 2 @ Sullivan Hall
($20) Jamie Lidell w/ Alex B. @ Music Hall Of Williamsburg
($20-$30) Duncan Sheik & Holly Brook @ City Winery
($35 for each set) Jorma Kaukonen of Hot Tuna @ Iridium Jazz Club
Friday, June 11th, 2010:
Bonnaroo Music Festival (Manchester, TN)
Reggae On The Road (Lighting Ridge Park, NY)
(Free) Allison Moorer on Late Show with David Letterman
($5) Rotary Downs, The Pimps Of Joytime, Big Light @ Brooklyn Bowl (Funk Live)
($25) David Allan Coe @ Music Hall of Williamsburg
($25) The Budos Band @ Rocks Off Concert Cruise (The Temptress) (7pm-11pm)
($25-$30) Rubblebucket @ Rocks Off Cruises (The Temptress) (11pm-4am)
($25-$80) Jethro Tull w/ Procol Harum @ Nikon at Jones Beach Theater
($30-$45) Leo Kottke @ City Winery
Saturday, June 12th, 2010:
($20-$25) NYC Undead Jazzfest (2 Nights, 3 Venues, 30 Bands)
(Free) West African Band @ St. Nicks, Harlem @12:30 (late night show)
(Girls free/$5) Higher Nebulae @ The Delancy (11pm-1145pm)
($3) Allen Toussaint and Davell Crawford @ The Prospect Park Bandhshell
($10) Will Bernard @ The Blue Note @ 12:30pm (late night show)
($25) Grace Potter & The Nocturnals @ Webster Hall
Sunday, June 13th, 2010:
($??) Undead Jazzfest w/ Mark Guiliana @ Sullivan Hall
($7) Afro Funky Party w/ Zongo Junction, Top Shotta & DJ Offbeat @ Cameo Gallery
Monday, June 14th, 2010:
(Free) Baaba Maal, Playing For Change @ Summerstage
Tuesday, June 15th, 2010:
($30) John Butler Trio, State Radio, Angus and Julia Stone & State Radio @ Summerstage
($40-$155) Carole King / James Taylor – Troubadour Reunion @ Radio City Music Hall
($15) The Roots @ Highline Ballroom (this is weird online)
Wednesday, June 16th, 2010:
($5) Chico Mann @ Santos House Party
($25) Mary Gauthier @ Joe's Pub (NolaFolk)
($50) Larry Graham + Central Station (S&TFS) @ B.B. Kings
CareFusion Jazz Festival New York
(Free) Taylor Carson @ Rockwood Music Hall
($??) Mark Guiliana @ 55 Bar
(??) Gent Treadly @ Flannery's Irish Pub (called everywhere looking for price)
($10-$12) Apollo Run @ The Studio @ Webster Hall
($5) The Lee Boys @ Brooklyn Bowl
($13) The London Souls @ Bowery Ballroom
($20-$25) Tony Allen at Le Poisson Rouge (Funk Live)
($25-$30) Railroad Earth @ Rocks Off Concert Cruise Aboard The Temptress
($40 – $90) Keith Jarrett Trio, Jack DeJohnette, Gary Peacock @ Carnegie Hall (Part of CareFusion Jazz Festival New York)
($59.90-$99.50) New Kids on the Block @ Radio City Music Hall
MY FIRST PHISH CONCERT EVER @ Hartford, CT!!!
($5) The Lee Boys @ The Brooklyn Bowl (Funk Live)
($15) Alphabet Soup with Zack & Adam O'Farrill @ Puppets Jazz Bar (Part of CareFusion Jazz Festival New York)
($15) Lee Fields,w/ Black Dynamite Sound Orchestra @ Southpaw
PHISH @ SPAC!!!
(Free) West African Band @ St. Nicks, Harlem (12:pm – late night show)
(Free) Apollo Run @ Central Park's Bandshell
(Free) Mike Stern Trio – Bitches Brew Revisited @ Prospect Park Bandshell
($10) The McLovin's @ Sullivan Hall (@9:30pm)
($10) Sullivan Hall Shakedown @ Sullivan Hall (@12:30am)
Featuring Monchan, Chris Hall and DJ Nutritious w/ percussion by Steven Chopeck w/ visuals by Mamiko Kuchida plus special guest ElaNEF
($12) Eli "Paperboy" Reed @ The Bellhouse
Justin Townes Earle (opening for Eli Reed) @ The Bell House
($12-$15) Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey @ 92Y Tribeca
($20) Black Dynamite Sound Orchestra @ Southpaw
($5) Talib Kweli and Friends feat. Jean Grae @ Brooklyn Bowl
Make Music New York ALL DAY FUNK FEST! (Funk Live)
($15) The Roots @ Highline Ballroom (this is odd online)
Tuesday, June 22nd, 2010:
(Free) Trombone Shorty and Orleans Avenue @ Late Show with David Letterman
($25) Marcus Miller feat. Christian Scott: The Music of Miles Davis @ Highline Ballroom
Wednesday, June 23rd, 2010:
(Free) Stanley Clarke @ Central Park SummerStage (Part of CareFusion Jazz Festival New York)
(Free – I think) Jason Linder Trio @ Rockwood Music Hall
($10 ) Sister Sparrow and the Dirty Birds @ Sullivan Hall (10:30pm)
Pickup (Trevor Exter and John Kimock) @ Sullivan Hall
($30) Victor Wooten @ Highline Ballroom
($35) Johnny Winter @ B.B. Kings
($42.50) GoldFrapp @ Hammerstein Ballroom
Funk Fest 6 at Sullivan Hall (Funk Live)
($10-$85) Blues Summit: James Cotton & Friends feat. Taj Mahal, Hubert Sumlin, Pinetop Perkins, Willie "Big Eyes" Smith, Shemekia Copeland, Darrell Nulisch, David Maxwell @ Jazz at Lincoln Center
($15) The New Deal @ Brooklyn Bowl
($15) The Late Night Jam Sessions @ City Winery (Part of CareFusion Jazz Festival New York)
(Unknown) Chico Man @ El Museo del Barrio
($20 ) Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad @ Rocks Off Cruise (The Half Moon)
(Unknown) Victor Wooten @ BAM Rhythm and Blues Festival
($32.50-$38) En Vogue @ B.B. Kings
($35-$105) Herbie Hancock @ Carnegie Hall (Part of CareFusion Jazz Festival New York)
Special guests Terence Blanchard, Ron Carter, Bill Cosby, Dave Holland, Joe Lovano, Wallace Roney, Wayne Shorter, plus other artists to be announced
Phish @ Susquahana Bank Center, Camen, NJ
(Free) Soul Cycle @ Brooklyn Academy of Music
($10 – $15) Jason Lindner Trio @ The Jazz Gallery (Part of CareFusion Jazz Festival New York)
($15) Harlem Stride: Henry Butler (NolaJazz), Osmany Paredes @ Harlem Stage Gatehouse
($15) The Sam Kininger Band @ The Blue Note
($35) Al Di Meola @ Highline Ballroom (YES!! YES!! YES!!)
($98) Chuck Berry @ B.B. King Blues Club
($41.50 – $156.50) Maxwell & Jill Scott @ MSG
(Free) Common & Soulive @ Fort Greene Music Fest 2010
(Free) Tinariwen & Toubab Krewe @ Central Park Summerstage
($10) Reckoning @ Sullivan Hall (A post Furthur show playing music of the Dead, Phish and more…)
($39.50) Furthur @ MCU Park
Featuring Phil Lesh, Bob Weir, Jeff Chimenti, John Kadlecik, Jay Lane & Joe Russo
($30- $385) Yes! & Peter Frampton @ Nikon at Jones Beach Theater
NASFT Fancy Food Shows @ Javit Center
($15) Elvis Perkins in Dearland @ Newtown Barge Park (1pm show)
($25) Robert Randolph @ Bowery Ballroom
($35-$65) Alejandro Escovedo @ City Winery
(Sold Out) Passion Pit @ Prospect Park Bandshell
($25) New Mastersounds @ Rocks Off Concert Cruise Aboard The Temptress
($35) Passion Pit @ Govenor's Island, NY
($39.50 – $154.50) James Taylor & Carole King @ Madison Square Garden
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Al Gore was wrong, when he stated the sea coasts would be under water in a decade. Maybe an inch in that time period and reviewing historical patterns it is not man made global warming. Yet the Democrats continue to quake away.
The sky is not following. Get over it.
My prayer is that Chevron makes the announcement that since Richmond, San Francisco and other liberal cities doesn't want them there, that Chevron will immediately shut down refinery operations in order to move them to another State and stop supplying any fuel or grease to these named cities.
I have a court-ready demo experiment that shows clearly CO2 does not heat the atmosphere in "CO2 Is Innocent" at https://sciencefrauds.blogspot.com Free and clip copyable so you can do the demo for less than $7 and prove it for yourself.
"The courts were uncomfortable that they couldn't trace the harm," she said. So they can't trace the harm —what harm? They are gearing up to TAX (THAT'S WHAT CA is all about tax ,tax!) the deep pockets of natural fuels—then what –That's a good idea to pull up stakes and go to where they WANT REFINERY OPERATIONS. Then it will be bad for all of us left here –but under the LEFT -what do you get? I'll tell you the left are LIARS, CHEATERS, NAME CALLERS AND IMMATURE TO A GREAT EXTENT. jerry brown is an example of a LEFT SCAMMER.
Why wait? Move refineries out of richmond. Perhaps arizona or texas. As for richmond itself if they are seriously concerned about sea levels rising and then forcing inland richmond underwater then they sould evacuate. basically if doing business within the state is going to lead to lawsuits then the businesses should remove themselves from the state. this should also mean sales of petroleum products like refined gasoline, propane, natural gas, etc. The reason why global warming has it's name is because it is "global" if it is factual. So the impact from this on polluters from china, etc. is negligible. perhaps if china sells refined petroleum products to CA then they can try suing them and see what happens. in the meantime maybe richmond residents can figure out how to put food in their mouth.
Corporations never pay for anything. They simply pass any increase on to consumers by raising prices. The only ones harmed will be the unfortunates that live in this insane left wing state.
Either business doors close or consumers will foot the bill…not hard to figure out.
Pathetic! Simply disgusting the greed of municipalities, counties, and this state. It's all about the money because they use any revenue available to purchase votes for the next election.
Blatant, in your face corruption and they don't seem to care.
Our state legislature, excuse the expression, is its own S**thole! A cesspool of incompetent legislatures led by our very own tyrant! Oh, excuse me again, make that despot!
The can fix the problem by not funding useless projects like the high speed rail to no where, and the twin tunnel waste of money, free education and healthcare for illegals, monthly paychecks to homeless for doing absolutely nothing. Lets not forget, if they decertified all public employee unions that could save a ton of money on everything from on the job efficiency to retirement pension adjustment to a level where it should be for investments.
Don't hold out much hope for California, she's lost!
If I were Chevron , I'd start downsizing and or moving out of the Fascist State of California.
Oil companies should immediately quit selling any and all products made with crude oil in the Peoples Republic of California. Let these idiots try to run their electric cars and heat and cool their homes and businesses with wind and solar power and they will be begging to have the oil flow cut back on within a week.
This is the basic strategic error of the oil companies and business in general, accepting the validity of the global warming hoax. Once they accept the premise, they, all consumers of energy, and all lovers of freedom inevitably lose. It's just a question of how much and when.


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Review – Hereditary
From an A24 drought to two A24 films within a couple of weeks (you can find the other one here). Critics have loved Hereditary, the feature film directorial debut for Ari Aster. Audiences, on the other hand, have given it a D+ Cinemascore which I found incredibly encouraging. Yes, encouraging. Typically, the less general audiences enjoy a film (especially a horror film) when the critics love it, the better – and more intelligent – the film ends up being. The last horror film audiences loved was A Quiet Place, which lacked significantly deep thought to support its own premise and left me feeling underwhelmed. (Though, to be fair, critics liked that one, too. My review is here.) So, going in with the knowledge that casual moviegoers don't seem crazy about Hereditary, I felt pretty confident that A24 had probably done something special with the film. I was absolutely right.
By design, Hereditary is very much two films. This is an art house horror film, not a traditional horror film. The brain must be fully engaged at all times if the viewer wishes to comprehend the events that unfold on-screen. Upon leaving the theater after the film's conclusion, I overheard two girls in front of me discussing what they had seen. The first said something along the lines of, "I still don't understand anything that was going on." The second replied with, "Can't help you there!" My frustration with general audiences (that you regular readers have certainly picked up on, by now) lies in that very conversation and the fact that neither of those two viewers will likely put one more moment of thought into the film and are perfectly content to never even attempt to crack the movie. In fact, they will possibly even blame the movie itself for their confusion (though I didn't pick that up in their demeanor. Many, many moviegoers are guilty of such trespasses, though.) If that's you, don't bother. But if you like to be challenged both intellectually and emotionally, strap yourself in tight.
The film is as much drama as horror, especially for the first two acts. Act one almost entirely consists of dramatic groundwork being laid, establishing relationships and character histories so that the eventual payoff carries weight. The film opens with the obituary for the mother of Toni Collette's (The Sixth Sense) Annie. Without going into details, the death hits Annie hard and affects the rest of her family – husband Steve (Gabriel Byrne, The Usual Suspects), son Peter (Alex Wolff, Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle), and daughter Charlie (Milly Shapiro) – to various degrees. From there begins a chain of events that would be disserviced by putting them into print. But everything Annie knows and holds dear is threatened to degrees she never dreamed possible.
I can admit that the film starts off somewhat methodically, with little insight as to exactly where the narrative is heading. Personally, I like not knowing what to expect, but it's likely that many viewers will spend the first thirty minutes or so internally demanding that the film just "get on with it" and/or "do something scary". There are small flashes of horror in that first chunk of the story but, again, most of the beginning is drama. So be it. Drop the entitlement, sit back, and let the filmmakers tell you THEIR story, not your story. And be careful what you wish for because, when the horror happens, it's brutal, merciless, and shocking.
Throughout all of this, the first two acts serve as a harsh, but understanding look at loss and survivor's guilt. We have all suffered loss and pain, but these characters have experienced and are experiencing pain to a degree that I have never personally lived through but have always feared. They blame themselves and they blame each other while also straining to keep a firm grasp on the love they feel as they attempt to hold their family together. Along the way, both Alex Wolff and Toni Collette give noteworthy performances, with Collette handily being strong enough to earn an Academy Award nomination. She won't get one. The Academy will completely ignore and overlook Hereditary. But she deserves one. I feel confident that I'll be revisiting this in early 2019.
For the third act, the film really cuts loose. Aster drops all pretenses of metaphor and transitions the film into pure, literal, supernatural horror. At this point, the film becomes that which many more mainstream viewers were wanting for two straight hours. Here, there are some undeniably creepy moments, solid scares, and frightening visuals. But Aster still resists making things easy. He gives the audience all the information they need to understand what's transpiring but those who zone out during the setup – those who take time during the film to ponder if they got any new Instagram likes or if that cute Billy guy from gym class has sent them a text since the movie began – are punished for their transgressions. There is no conveniently-placed scene of expository dialogue to neatly tie everything up and reward those who can't focus for a mere two hours. If you think and listen, you'll get it. If not, you won't. And that's just the way it should be.
I can truly see this film functioning on several different levels for viewers of different life experiences. For any who have suffered tragic, traumatic loss, this film may serve to remind them that they aren't alone, though only after potentially causing those old wounds to resurface. For others, such as myself, it can function as a precursor to the losses we will all eventually experience, even if not to the degree depicted with the story – the ones we fear and imagine but have no idea how to handle, should they occur. This almost-therapeutic component on the film puts it on another level and characterizes just why A24 consistently finds their films the focus of so much praise and conversation.
Look, I enjoy the old-school, brainless horror films of yesteryear as much as anyone. They can still be fun, even today. But film is evolving and A24 continues to be at the forefront of that evolution. Not satisfied with something safe or easy, with Hereditary, the studio and Aster offer up something much more fulfilling for audiences who want some meat and potatoes before their dessert. In a year without Infinity War, Hereditary would be my favorite movie of the year. Even still, I declare it to be the best, if not my favorite, of 2018, so far. A24 continues to break boundaries, think outside the box, and make films for people who don't just say they want something original in order to make themselves to look good, but for people who say it and mean it.
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I loved this film! As I was watching, I couldn't help feeling like if a David Lynch movie had an affair with Roman Polanski's Rosemary's Baby…Hereditary would be their love child 😊. It was atmospheric, intelligent and unsettling as hell. I also didn't think it was TOO obscure or confusing…it just took paying attention and connecting the dots clearly presented throughout. If someone just "didn't get it", they must not have much of an imagination.
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Ride down rugged roads by Jeep as you seek out the cascading waterfalls of Bocaino Mountains National Park (Serra da Bocaina) on this 6-hour tour from Paraty. You'll stop along the Gold Trail (Caminho do Ouro) en route to a cachaça distillery, where you'll enjoy tasting several varieties of Brazil's famous liquor. Along the way, make a splash through Toboga Falls and Tarzan Falls! Round-trip hotel transport from Paraty is included.
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If you've always wanted to scuba dive, but you don't have the required certification, take this beginner's course in Paraty! A PADI-certified dive master introduces you to the underwater world in shallow, calm and clear waters. During your 4-hour lesson, learn theory and practice basic techniques, then marvel at the marine life surrounding you. Hotel pickup and drop-off, plus professional PDIC instruction and all equipment are included!
Experience the natural beauty of Paraty on a 3-hour horseback-riding tour. Following an experienced guide, lead a gentle horse down a rainforest route that will take you past waterfalls, local farms, native Brazilian plantlife and, if you're lucky, some wildlife! It's a great way to soak up the best of Paraty Bay's natural environment. This small-group tour operates with a max of 10 people, ensuring a more personalized experience.


On Saturday 15h November 2014 at a public meeting Railfuture Scotland announced its suggestions for the expansion of the Scottish rail network to improve the competitiveness of Scotland and help to achieve a sustainable society. These ambitious, but carefully thought out, plans were publicised with a press release in mid-November 2014.
Key to the Railfuture Scotland proposals were 50 stations to be opened or roepened. This map shows their location. Click on the image to expand it.
The 50 stations shown on the map all lie on existing or government proposed rail lines and are those assessed to provide the greatest immediate benefits. Most can be served by existing services. To see the names of the stations click on Top 50 Stations (PDF 700 kB).
Railfuture Scotland has also produced a spreadsheet of 44 other possible stations, which shows the council areas, RTP ares and current local population. Figures from the spreadsheet can be provided on request.
The Railfuture Scotland proposals cover upgrades to existing lines, pormarily line-speed increases and electrification rolled out across more of the network. Click Electrification Flier for a one-page campaigning flier produced by Railfuture Scotland, which calls for the promised electrification to be double its proposed rate of electrification (to 200 track km per annum) and for more of the rail network in Scotland to be electrified.
The frequency of services on existing rail routes need to be increased to meet target service levels. Click Target Service Level Flier for a one-page campaigning flier produced by Railfuture Scotland, which calls for 15-, 30- and 60-minute train frequencies for different types of journeys in Scotland.
To allow more frequent services it will be necessary to improve the network, both signalling and doubling (often reinstating what was removed) track. Click Other Route Improvements for a one-page campaigning flier produced by Railfuture Scotland, which calls for infrastructure improvements on some specific railway lines in Scotland.
Rail passengers must have adequate facitilies whilst waiting for their train to arrive and travel in comfort on the train. Click Appropriate Facilities for Passengers for a one-page campaigning flier produced by Railfuture Scotland, which sets the acceptable standards for stations and the on-board experience, whether in Scotland or anywhere else in Great Britain.
Passengers, and prospective rail users, must be able to easily find out information about the rail services available, and their train in particular, and the information must be accurate. Click Appropriate Information for Passengers for a one-page campaigning flier produced by Railfuture Scotland, which calls for high-quality reliable information at stations, on board trains and, of course, on all online services.
Railways are cleaner, quieter, more energy efficient, potentially faster, safer and more environmentally friendly than other means of transport for a wide range of journeys. In Scotland we are now falling far behind many advanced countries in Europe because of our lack of investment in railways. The result is increased road congestion causing a loss of competitiveness, loss of opportunities, increased danger to citizens and increased pollution.
We cannot solve these problems by building more and bigger roads. The government now accepts that building new roads generates new traffic, which fills up the new roads very quickly. This means the same problems often exist soon after opening, on a larger scale, than before the new road was opened. This is best illustrated by the fact that, three years after it opened, traffic on parts of the Edinburgh bypass had reached the levels forecast after thirty years. The congestion on this relatively new road is now so great that there is talk of widening it. The NPPG on Land Use and Planning from The Scottish Office, which was published sime years ago, made it clear that we cannot go on building large scale new roads as we have been.
Fortunately there is a solution to these problems and a major part of the solution is the railways. Railfuture advocates reducing the level of spending on new roads in Scotland dramatically. This money is not solving traffic problems, it is just moving the problems around. The money saved would be invested in alternatives to roads, including the railways. The Bathgate line is an example of this sort of investment and it has exceeded the expectations of those who planned it. This leaflet outlines some desirable schemes for passengers and freight. Many are planned in detail and we can put you in touch with someone who will outline the scheme.
The significance of these schemes is that nearly all have been actively promoted by the rail industry, often in conjunction with Local Authorities, as desirable for the achievement of a comprehensive and efficient railway system, allowing the railways to exploit their social, economic, environmental, energy and land-use advantages over many other forms of travel, by carrying more passengers and freight.
Railfuture is the only independent body that represents the views of rail users, and potential rail users. It is free of the influence of political parties, trade unions, railway management, local and national government.
For more information on the campaigns listed on this page please contact the Railfuture Scotland Secretary, Jane Ann Liston. Details (email, phone and postal address) are on the contacts page.
To join Railfuture now for a modest annual membership fee, pay online now (using your debit card, credit card, or PayPal account) at www.railfuture.org.uk/join.
For rail new from the whole of Great Britain go to www.railfuture.org.uk.


Have you ever been in a relationship where you find yourself being manipulated?
At first, it may be hard to detect if your partner is trying to get his/her way with you because manipulation is usually masked as love. It's when your partner tries to control you by sugarcoating his/her manipulative intention with sweet words.
If you allow your partner or any other person control your life, you are subjecting yourself to a form of abuse. So, how do you combat an obnoxious partner?
Manipulative Phrase No. 1: You made me do this!
Your Response: I am only responsible for my own actions, and so are you. If you have acted the way you did, you have to understand that it was you who decided to do it in the first place. I am never capable of making you or anyone do anything.
Manipulative Phrase No. 2: Why are you still mad at me? I already bought you a gift.
Your Response: It's so kind of you to buy me that, but my forgiveness doesn't come with a price tag. If you are trying to bribe me, then you can have your gift back.
Manipulative Phrase No. 3: I want to check your phone to see who you've been texting. It's not you I don't trust, but the other people.
Your Response: I am the one you are in a relationship with, so you don't need to place your trust in other people. If you truly trust me, you don't have to question my honesty and faithfulness. Otherwise, you are reducing me to a pathological and cheating liar, which I am not and will never be.
Manipulative Phrase No. 4: Just stay at home and let me take care of you. This is what's best for the kids.
Your Response: This is not you taking care of me. This is you putting control over my life. If you want what's best for our kids, you'll let them have a mother who is contented and whole. The only way to make me whole is to let me do what makes me happy. I am afraid that I own that choice. My kids need to realize that they shape their own lives by making their own choices.
Manipulative Phrase No. 5: You need to do it my way. I understand that you have strong feelings about this, but this is for the best.
Your Response: It might be the best for you, but not for me. You need to hear me out and take into consideration whatever I need to say. The best thing for us is to make decisions as a couple.
Manipulative Phrase No. 6: Don't leave me. I might hurt myself.
Your Response: You might want to call the suicide hotline if you are having these tendencies. I already explained the reasons why I left. I hope that's clear with you.
Manipulative Phrase No. 7: You might not want to have kids right now, but let's try. I just want to start a family.
Your Response: We can start a family without kids. What matters is we nurture mutual respect. That means that you'll also respect my decision how many children we will raise and when we will have them. I will let you know when I am ready.


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and why lock to zoom in? Zooming in when you have there no more zoom rescale your map into weird graphics so it's not usual. Also when you download only for example zoom 5 and 2, may I then zoom in into missing zooms and rescale image to this or not? Hmm better to leave this all on user.
and which green icon you think? green is only circle when location from network only is available.
will be in tomorrow testing version anyway it brings also some limitation. I had to remove old settings for guiding "Use third party app for guiding" and add new "Radar" button into last button list on waypoint which directly call external app for guiding. Typical guide on then call "navigation" along path. All points have correct names and when data are imported from rte tag, also points are clickable and selectable.
hmm fine answer. I agree also. Anyway for most functionality I have to do support by myself in Locus. Nice example is your map. This is really nice map and it's also simple WMS service. But I have to integrate this whole WMS stuff into Locus (and I really want to do this because it's very important feature).
I want to start talk about addons for Locus. I already created and published one "Locus - addon Contacts". This works fine and allow to access contacts data without needed permission directly in Locus. Actually second addon is almost ready - Locus - addon Augmented reality". I have also plan to take all code from My Maps and create next addon but it looks to be really complicated because My Maps are integrated into whole Locus system.
to change language, you have to download "more locale" software. This anyway change lang of whole phone so count with this. You can always return this back.


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{-# OPTIONS_GHC -fno-warn-deprecations #-}
module Exception
    (
    module Control.Exception,
    module Exception
    )
    where

import Control.Applicative as A
import Control.Exception
import Control.Monad.IO.Class

catchIO :: IO a -> (IOException -> IO a) -> IO a
catchIO = Control.Exception.catch

handleIO :: (IOException -> IO a) -> IO a -> IO a
handleIO = flip catchIO

tryIO :: IO a -> IO (Either IOException a)
tryIO = try

-- | A monad that can catch exceptions.  A minimal definition
-- requires a definition of 'gcatch'.
--
-- Implementations on top of 'IO' should implement 'gmask' to
-- eventually call the primitive 'Control.Exception.mask'.
-- These are used for
-- implementations that support asynchronous exceptions.  The default
-- implementations of 'gbracket' and 'gfinally' use 'gmask'
-- thus rarely require overriding.
--
class (A.Applicative m, MonadIO m) => ExceptionMonad m where

  -- | Generalised version of 'Control.Exception.catch', allowing an arbitrary
  -- exception handling monad instead of just 'IO'.
  gcatch :: Exception e => m a -> (e -> m a) -> m a

  -- | Generalised version of 'Control.Exception.mask_', allowing an arbitrary
  -- exception handling monad instead of just 'IO'.
  gmask :: ((m a -> m a) -> m b) -> m b

  -- | Generalised version of 'Control.Exception.bracket', allowing an arbitrary
  -- exception handling monad instead of just 'IO'.
  gbracket :: m a -> (a -> m b) -> (a -> m c) -> m c

  -- | Generalised version of 'Control.Exception.finally', allowing an arbitrary
  -- exception handling monad instead of just 'IO'.
  gfinally :: m a -> m b -> m a

  gbracket before after thing =
    gmask $ \restore -> do
      a <- before
      r <- restore (thing a) `gonException` after a
      _ <- after a
      return r

  a `gfinally` sequel =
    gmask $ \restore -> do
      r <- restore a `gonException` sequel
      _ <- sequel
      return r

instance ExceptionMonad IO where
  gcatch    = Control.Exception.catch
  gmask f   = mask (\x -> f x)

gtry :: (ExceptionMonad m, Exception e) => m a -> m (Either e a)
gtry act = gcatch (act >>= \a -> return (Right a))
                  (\e -> return (Left e))

-- | Generalised version of 'Control.Exception.handle', allowing an arbitrary
-- exception handling monad instead of just 'IO'.
ghandle :: (ExceptionMonad m, Exception e) => (e -> m a) -> m a -> m a
ghandle = flip gcatch

-- | Always executes the first argument.  If this throws an exception the
-- second argument is executed and the exception is raised again.
gonException :: (ExceptionMonad m) => m a -> m b -> m a
gonException ioA cleanup = ioA `gcatch` \e ->
                             do _ <- cleanup
                                liftIO $ throwIO (e :: SomeException)

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