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Server Shipments, Revenue Increase After a two-year slump, server shipments are up more than 23% year-over-year and factory revenue increased almost 5% in the first quarter.
Constant Contact To Add SMB Tools NutshellMail acquisition will enable small business email marketers to interact with customers through social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
Memorial Day: Marcus Lutrell And His Navy SEAL Brothers On this Memorial Day weekend, we have a special chance to hear stories of the unimaginable courage, honor, and sacrifice of the U.S. military. Here's a haunting excerpt from Marcus Luttrell's Lone Survivor, one of those books offering a brief glimpse into the secret lives of these extraordinary warriors who eagerly put themselves in harm's way to protect the rest of us.
Senators Propose Mandatory IDs For Prepaid Cell Phones Citing the Times Square bombing suspect, who used a prepaid cell phone, two Senators have proposed legislation that would end anonymous use of prepaid mobile phone service.
Google's 'Screw Up' Looks Expensive Google's Street View snafu may end up being one of the more costly copy-and-paste mistakes in recent memory. In the past ten days, there have been six lawsuits filed against Google in the U.S. for alleged illegal data interception.
Global CIO: Hewlett-Packard, Oracle, & Cisco Face Looming Identity Crises Many leading IT companies are best-known for their legacies instead of their present potential—and that's going to become a big problem.
Audi Offers In Car Internet Access The optional hotspot, available in the 2011 edition of the A8 sedan, comes with WPA2 encryption and connectivity for up to eight mobile devices.
Microsoft Piles On Dynamics Apps Upgrades Free new features include a financial reporting module, CRM integrations and an SAP connector.
Firefox Home Headed To iPhone Mozilla may not be able to get Firefox approved for the iPhone but perhaps it will be able to win acceptance for its personalization and synchronization technology.
Health IT Fosters Blood Transfusion Safety Mediware's Bloodsafe Tx mobile device integrates with e-medical record systems and ensures that patients receive correct blood transfusions.
EMC Settles Federal Kickback Suit For $87.5 Million The U.S. government had charged EMC with misrepresenting prices and illegally paying consultants to recommend its products.
Steve Ballmer: Planetary King Of Info Tech Profit I like Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer's dismissal in the Wall Street Journal of all the frothy media churn over Apple surpassing Microsoft in market cap: "I will make more profits and certainly there is no technology company in the planet which is as profitable as we are." Next question, please?
Will Android Overtake iPhone In Enterprise? With all the chatter about Apple surpassing Microsoft in market-cap, a related detail might deserve more attention: Q1 sales of Android smartphones topped sales of iPhones by 25%, according to a consumer research firm. With consumer engagement driving enterprise adoption, can we expect to see the Google mobile OS starting to crimp the iPhone's style in the business world?
Yahoo, Zynga Partner On Games Distribution The pact makes Farmville accessible across the Yahoo network and allows product integration of Zynga games with the Yahoo Application Platform.
Global CIO: Oracle's Larry Ellison Embraces Cloud Computing's 'Idiocy' After Ellison's colorful rants about the cloud's absurdity, idiocy, and nonsense, Oracle's expanding its cloud technology, advocacy, and marketing.
HIT Standards Committee Struggles With Additional Demands As a result of the recently passed healthcare reform legislation, additional tasks, including enrollment transaction specifications, are falling to the committee.
Symantec Enhances SMB Security Suite For small and midsize businesses, Symantec will offer improved endpoint security, backup capabilities, disaster recovery and messaging security this summer.
CIO Profiles: In Their Own Words IT leaders share their top priorities, biggest mistakes, and career dreams if they weren't a CIO.
Gov 2.0: Cloud Success Hinges On Collaboration Microsoft says the private and public sectors must work closely together for government to realize the promises of cloud computing.
Android 2.2: Ready For Enterprise? Google is touting its new mobile platform's business-friendly features, but licensing Microsoft's ActiveSync may not offer enough security to make Android ready to work in the enterprise.
Ariba Launches Cloud Trading Platform Buyers and sellers gain one-stop, software-free selling and procurement. IBM adds collaboration and social networking tools.
IBM Adds Heft To Enterprise 2.0 I confess that I still think of IBM as stodgy, so my head has been turned around by the leadership I'm seeing out of Big Blue on Enterprise 2.0. Two new Pearson/IBM Press books written by IBMers provide a sound intro for managers looking to get pointed in the right direction so they can help their organizations get beyond the hype and extract some real value from E2.0 technologies.
Microsoft Is Hiring In Boston The Cambridge consolidation of NERDs is underway: Microsoft is relocating two of its suburban-Boston development groups into a new office space in Cambridge that will almost double the size of its facilities there. And about that NERD thing: that's Microsoft's own name for its New England Research & Development center.
Financial Services Like The Cloud, Provided It's Private The panel was on "Financial Services in a Cloud Connected World." Its members were representatives of New York's big banks, a Wall Street consultancy and an industry advisory group, all assembled for the first event the morning after the CA World 2010 party at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas. It was time to get serious about cloud computing.
Global CIO: The Innovation Revolution And IT's Indispensable Role MIT's Erik Brynjolfsson has a new theory on how leading companies are leveraging IT to unlock unprecedented waves of innovation -- and are reinventing R&D.
Global CIO: How Manpower CIO Makes The Cloud Real Denis Edwards and his IT team have a strategy for where cloud computing works best. For those types of applications and tasks, the question becomes, 'Why wouldn't we?'
Sybase IQ Upgrade Takes On Text Analysis Analytic database handles structured and unstructured data. Federation and loading options improve.
Colorado's Big Brother E-Commerce Law Forcing online retailers to reveal their customers and their customers' purchases will be challenged as unconstitutional.
Congress Considering Rewrite Of Telecom Law House and Senate leaders are looking to take up the contentious issue of whether to reclassify broadband as a telecommunications service, subjecting it to more regulation.
Microsoft Says China Piracy Killing Thousands Of U.S. Jobs Insisting that software piracy in China has become so pervasive that "there is no software market to speak of" in the fast-growing country, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said yesterday that enhanced enforcement in China of intellectual-property rules could save U.S. firms tens of thousands of jobs, Bloomberg reports.
Novell ID Manager 4 Spans Enterprise, Cloud Identity Manager 4 targets automated ID management ecosystem, including tie-ins to Salesforce.com and Microsoft's SharePoint.
Performance Monitoring Aims To Improve EHR Satisfaction By monitoring system performance on the backend, an Alabama health system hopes to make its e-health record rollout go smoother for users.
IBM Lands $31M In Subsidies For 600 Jobs IBM is planning to hire 600 and possibly up to 800 employees at a proposed new services-delivery center in Columbia, Missouri, and in return will receive various financial incentives totaling about $50,000 per job. It's a great deal for IBM, but is it also a great deal for state and local taxpayers?
Hewlett-Packard CEO Mark Hurd's Top 10 Insights HP released strong financial results last week and in a Q&A session afterward with financial analysts, CEO Mark Hurd offered a range of insights into the company's emerging grand strategy. Here's our take on the 10 most-significant strategic thoughts offered by Hurd.
Global CIO: The Myth Of The Social-Misfit, Business-Bozo CIO Piling on to the popular myth that CIOs know tech but nothing else, a new study's flawed conclusions show that the real know-nothings are the researchers.
Dossia Expanding EHR Platform Reach The employer consortium is offering its e-health record software to other companies via the cloud and is also developing an EHR package for small and mid-size businesses.
Can SAP Deliver IT Simplicity? Apps vendor talks real-time; customers hear "removing IT infrastructure."
Google Sued For Vacuuming WiFi Data Having admitted it 'screwed up,' Google may have to pay up.
FCC Clears Verizon, Frontier Landline Deal Frontier Communications has agreed to pay $8.6 billion to acquire nearly 5 million Verizon telephone lines in 14 states.
Parents Want Online Communication With Pediatricians While patients are pushing their doctors to use more e-mail and Web communications, the doctors are concerned about liability and reimbursement issues.
Top 3 Pluses & Minuses Of Enterprise 2.0 Getting ready for the Enterprise 2.0 Conference in Boston, June 14- 17, I've been thinking about the value of the online collaboration tools most of us are beginning to embrace. My early take is that the positives are engagement, empowerment, and the potential to spur innovation. The downsides are the dangers of groupthink gone wild and the security risks of exposing valuable company data. Click through for my "top three" lists of E2.0 pluses and minus
USASpending.gov Refresh Uses Open Source, Cloud Updated site allows more in-depth analysis of where and how the federal government is spending money.
Facebook CEO Promises 'Simpler' Privacy Controls Mark Zuckerberg says his company "missed the mark" on privacy controls and will deliver changes 'in the coming weeks.'
eBay's $2,000-Per-Second Data Center eBay's new $287 million data center in Utah was built in just 14 months and is responsible for managing all transactions and revenue from eBay.com and PayPal.com, which in 2009 totaled $60 billion or about $2,000 per second. Maybe it's no surprise that two of the project's leaders are former tank commanders and West Point graduates. And don't miss the photos!
Global CIO: The Golden Age Of IT Has Begun: 6 Reasons Why The simultaneous transcendence of predictive analytics, real-time computing, and mobile power is creating tremendous new opportunities for CIOs.
Global CIO: 'The New Polymath': 12 Reasons CIOs Must Drive Innovation Industry pundit Vinnie Mirchandani offers a dozen insightful examples from his new book on why today's CIOs must excel at many things.
Global CIO: Cloud Computing 2.0: Are You Ready? With cloud computing nearing the end of the hype/confusion/hype stage, CIOs must focus on quantifiable business benefits and long-term viability.
HP Helps Wal-Mart Transform From Photos To Publishing Hewlett-Packard is helping Wal-Mart expand into the publishing business by sweeping aside the old photo-printing model and letting customers select and print everything from greeting cards to branded images from concerts, TV shows, and movies. With other huge retailers signing on as well, HP expects its new retail publishing business will grow 300% this year.
IBM Platform Promises Easy Predictive Modeling Decision Management system launches with customer-service and insurance-claims applications.
Down To Business: Analytics For Every Action The challenge for companies now is less about the maturity of the software tools and more about instilling an analytics culture.


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As the economy continues to sputter, and coveted sports broadcasting positions remain both scarce and fickle, 1050 ESPN New York's Brandon Tierney will hit the Tri-State college hoops circuit to draw attention to local letterwinners and dish out career advice to the next generation of on-air talent.
"In this market, we tend to focus our resources on professional sports, and overlook the colleges," Tierney said. "This 'road trip' will give our listeners a chance to hear the stories and learn more about local college hoops programs; as a former college athlete myself, I'm very happy to be involved."
The tour will tip-off on January 21, 2010, at Seton Hall University, and will include stops at seven other Tri-State area universities. Each school will be treated to a live broadcast by Tierney (cool Brooklyn accent included), an on-site interview with the men's basketball coach and a unique "pep rally" involving the home team's marching band and cheer squad.
But the value doesn't end when the final horn goes off. Immediately following each broadcast, Tierney will host a seminar open to all students to offer broadcast career advice and answer questions. This presents a great opportunity for aspiring broadcasters to connect with one the most respected, insightful and well-informed personalities in the business.
While most media stars operating in the nation's largest and most competitive market choose to guard their knowledge, Tierney believes it's only right to pay it forward.
"The tour allows me to interact with the next wave of broadcasters, and meet with members of the school newspaper, radio station, and any Journalism majors at each school," he adds. "I enjoy helping proactive interns at 1050 ESPN and young minds looking to crack an extremely challenging field. We have a responsibility to assist those who have a passion for this business, and help them succeed."
Mark your calendars, and get your laptops and questions ready; Brandon Tierney and ESPN 1050 will be making visits to the following schools:
2010 College Tour Schedule:
All Broadcasts are scheduled from 10:00AM-12:00PM
Thursday, January 21 - Seton Hall University - South Orange, NJ
Thursday, January 28 - St. Peter's College - Jersey City, NJ
Friday, January 29 - Marist College - Poughkeepsie, NY
Friday, February 12 - Iona College - New Rochelle, NY
Wednesday, February 17 - St. John's University - Queens, NY
Friday, February 19 - Hofstra University - Hempstead, NY
Friday, February 26 - Columbia University - New York, NY
Wednesday, March 3 - Fordham University - Bronx, NY
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Migrant remittances and inequality in Central-Eastern Europe
The impact of remittance flows on growth and income distribution has attracted a great deal of attention, but the theoretical and empirical literature on the relationship between remittances and economic development is far from clear. Although there is wide consensus that foreign remittances can help the receiving households to increase income, consumption and capabilities to cope with socioeconomic shocks, there has been little quantitative research on impacts of remittances on household welfare and poverty. Our paper seeks to fill some of these gaps proposing an empirical analysis of the role of remittances as a tool for reducing inequality and covering households against poverty and social exclusion risks. The empirical analysis focuses on four Eastern European Countries: Slovenia, Poland, the Czech Republic and Hungary, and is based on the EU-SILC (European Union Statistics on Income and Living Conditions) 2005 data-set providing for each household information as to the received inter-household cash transfers and among which regular cash support from households in other countries (i.e. remittances) are included. The results show that remittances are statistically significant in terms of poverty reduction even if their effects are generally smaller than those of welfare transfers. Furthermore, the impact of remittances and welfare transfers differ across the countries considered.
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Robert Burns is a world renowned poet.
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Tonight will see the last US presidential debate. If it has been ignored by the news, that's because neither Mitt Romney nor Barack Obama are taking part.
The Commission on Presidential Debates stipulates that candidates must consistently be polling at least 15 per cent to take part, meaning that no other candidates were allowed to challenge Romney and Obama. This, despite a clear majority of Americans saying they would like the debates to be more open. Third party candidates do however have the chance to debate each other – tonight will be the second Free and Equal Elections Foundation debate, with the four candidates who participated in the first whittled down to two by public vote.
Exclusion from the debates isn't the only problem for third parties. Only Romney and Obama have even been able to secure enough signatures to get onto the presidential ballot in every state, while the first-past-the-post system used for Presidential and Congressional elections also works against third party candidates.
But the most fundamental problem third parties have is financial. What Mark Hanna, credited with creating the modern political campaign, said in 1898 is truer today than ever before: " There are two things that are important in politics. The first is money and I can't remember what the second one is."
In this presidential election, Romney and Obama, including their parties and the Super PACs (political action committees) that support them, have spent almost $1 billion each. Running for Congress and the Senate isn't cheap either. In 2010, the average winning House candidate spent $1.4 million on his campaign; the average victorious Senate candidate spent $10 million. It is no wonder that, of the 535 members in both houses of Congress today, only two aren't members of either the Democrats or Republicans, nor that Ron Perot, who got a higher share of the vote than any third party candidate since 1912, used personal millions to fund his 1992 campaign.
With all the ads they spend denouncing one another, sometimes it seems that all they can agree on is that there is a "clear choice" between their policies. Yet in many areas, there's not really a choice at all. The two participants in tonight's debate, the Green Party's Jill Stein and the Libertarian Party's Gary Johnson, have very different economic views. But on issues like the need to reduce US defence spending, the failure of the War on Drugs, and the erosion of US civil liberties since 9/11, they are in almost complete agreement – and total opposition to the standard Democrat-Republican positions. And then there is climate change, mentioned more in Jill Stein's opening statement in the first debate than in six hours of presidential and vice-presidential debates.
Even if voters listen and like what they hear, the problem of getting admirers to cast ballots without fearing wasting their votes is acute. This was even a problem for Perot in 1992: one study claimed that he would have received more votes than Bill Clinton or George Bush Sr had voters thought he could win. For many on the political left, the nightmare of votes for Green Party candidate Ralph Nader in 2000 helping allow George Bush to win the White House means they will not countenance voting for an alternative to Obama, however much they may agree with the candidate.
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Notwithstanding the multifarious problems faced by third party candidates, the prospect of a 'spoiler' candidate in 2012 should not be discounted. The Libertarian Party's Johnson, a former Republican Governor of New Mexico, is most likely to fill that role. His pledge to continue "Ron Paul's Revolution" holds appeal for a section of normal Republican voters; recent polls in Nevada and Virginia have suggested he is close to polling 5% in those states. Johnson is also relatively strong in Colorado, although his support for an election-day ballot initiative that would legalise marijuana could take young votes here away from Obama. In Virginia, the Constitution Party's Virgil Goode poses another unwelcome challenge to Romney, repeatedly lambasting his flip-flopping. Although Goode is only polling around 2% in Virginia that is enough for him to declare that the Republicans are "scared" of him. And given the closeness of the race in Virginia, perhaps they should be.
Third party candidates are frequently mocked, but they aren't wasting their time. As well as highlighting issues Romney and Obama have chosen to ignore, they have something tangible to aim for. According to some opinion polls, Johnson's stated goal of earning 5% of the popular vote, which would qualify the Libertarian Party to receive federal matching funds at the next presidential election, might be attainable.
Indicative of the struggle for those seeking to break the Democrat-Republic duopoly on American politics, most opinion polls don't even give people the option of choosing a third part - but Election Day ballots will provide such a choice. After all that Obama and Romney have spent battering each other, it would be ironic if the opponents they have so ignored come to deny one of them the presidency.Reuse content


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I forgot to mention, I also have never found a leather IWB with loops where the loops didn't poke way out under my shirts.
This is a discussion on Can't find what I'm looking for, need some help within the Defensive Carry Holsters & Carry Options forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; You guys are much faster than searching for hours and hours, which I have been doing by the way. I'm looking for a nice leather ...
You guys are much faster than searching for hours and hours, which I have been doing by the way. I'm looking for a nice leather IWB holster for my 1911's (Kimber Compact and a Colt New Agent). I really like the ability of my Crossbreed to adjust to any position I want, but I've gone through many leather IWB holsters without this ability. Most, if not all, of the leather IWB holsters I've tried ride way too high to carry comfortable. My Crossbreed rides with the rear sight at the top of my waistband or a little below. The only leather version that has come close is a Simply Rugged holster, but the holster would always come out of my pants with the gun because the loops had to be too long for it to ride where I want it.
Any suggestions would be great, and I promise I have searched and searched for myself. I just figure I would get plenty of suggestions from the forum faster than I would searching for another few days.
I forgot to mention, I also have never found a leather IWB with loops where the loops didn't poke way out under my shirts.
Might look at Silent thunder made by Tucker leather. Its a kydex holster that is leather lined. He has some other designs that might fit your needs. I dont have any of his holsters but have heard good things from friends that do.
Tucker has some nice stuff. He makes holsters for all Kimber models.
I currently have the silent thunder for another pistol and really like it. It is adjustable. http://rlcompanyusa.stores.yahoo.net/sithiwb.html
He also makes something very similar to the crossbreed that is completely adjustable called "the answer." http://rlcompanyusa.stores.yahoo.net/anforpi.html
Here is an all leather option for use with completely adjustable clips. "Texas Heritage" http://rlcompanyusa.stores.yahoo.net/teheiwb.html
Rocky makes a very nice product, and the BlackOps Pro has a wide range of adjustability.
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Ditto on the Pure Kustom Black Ops Pro! I love mine!!
Here's what I carried my Kimber Ultra in... http://www.fist-inc.com/holsters/holster/1A.htm ...I have the same holster (style) for about six other guns, too!
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If I'm reading you correct...you are looking for an all leather iwb that rides low?
I have experience with every holster mentioned above and most others.
Nate holsters are fine, but are actually high-riding which may not suit you.
The lowest riding all leather standard iwb with belt loops is Southern Holsters Memphis.
Pure Custom Black Ops Pro would work out well due to adjustability. Leather is little thicker on PK though.
I am very particular about ride height as I too prefer lower riding holsters and find myself mostly using one's with kydex clips these days.
I find they allow for adjustment and in addition are less "bulky" than loops around belt (i.e. more concealable).
My favorite has to be Desbien Gunleather IWB #3, followed by Tucker Texas Heritage. DGL Covert #2 is also a fairly low riding iwb which I find very comfortable.
Hope this helps...
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Trust me on this, if you need a thin and low riding IWB you need a Brommeland Max-con V. You can order them from Gary directly.
Or try this guy, he orders Brommeland stuff in bulk and ships from stock. Call to verify his stock, the on-line info is often outdated,
I think I've made up my mind on either the Texas Heritage, or "The Answer" from Tucker Gunleather. I plan to get the leather lining on the Answer. I love my Crossbreed, but I'm tired of the finish getting rubbed off my 1911's by the kydex. I know it's just character, but it's still annoys me. One day, when I develop more patience, I'll look at a super nice leather holster with a 4-6 month wait time.
Well, after a week of thinking, I have decided on a new carry rig from Little Bear Holsters. I'm going with the JSD since it looks like it will fit all my wants. I'm also going to order a new belt and mag carrier to go with it. I really went back a forth over the Black Ops Pro from PureKustom, but the price in the end did it for me.


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Ameesha Patel finds a close friend in Neil Nitin Mukesh
The two bonded big time on the sets of Shortcut Romeo. And here's how they hit it off
Neil Nitin Mukesh will be seen romancing Ameesha Patel in the remake of the South blockbuster Thiruttu Payale titled Shortcut Romeo. Despite being their first movie together, both the actors have become very close, chirped a birdie. In the film, Ameesha plays the role of a rich and glamorous girl with a tinge of negativity, while Neil's role is that of a local rowdy goon, somewhat similar to his character in Lafangey Parindey.
The Lazy Lamhe girl, who is currently juggling between acting and producing film developed a cold feet to portray the grey shaded character in Shortcut Romeo. Click here to read more


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ILS and Stemina Biomarker Discovery entered into a partnership to advance Stemina's stem cell based toxicology testing tools, beginning with devTOX. ILS has exclusive distribution rights in North America, and the two firms will work jointly on further development.
DevTOX uses human embryonic stem cells (hESC) to evaluate pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and formulations such as cosmetics for their potential to cause birth defects if a woman is exposed during pregnancy. Existing rat and mouse models are approximately 60% predictive of the effect of a known chemical on human development, according to Stemina. In a blind study using hESC as the test substrate and Stemina's platform to test 27 drugs with known birth-defect-causing effects, the devTOX assay predicted seven of eight drugs in each category, or was 87.5% predictive, the firm adds.
Stemina is a metabolomics company focused on the discovery, development, and commercialization of molecular biomarkers to improve drug safety and human health. It uses mass spectrometry to analyze small molecules secreted by hESCs and differentiated cells such as heart and neural cells made from hESCs in response to drugs, injury, or disease.
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Many Derby supporters, he asserts, still recognise as much. "But even today you hear some of the fans moaning that [in the promotion season] we didn't play the best football, that we were only winning games one-nothing. Excuse me? I was astounded by their lack of intelligence. You first make a team hard to beat, then you develop fluent football. As the years went by I would have turned them into a good footballing side."
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"Juventus was incredible," he says. "There were bodyguards round every corner, walkie-talkies everywhere. If you stepped one foot where it shouldn't be there'd be someone telling you. But [Juve coach Claudio] Ranieri was first-class. He gave us a lot of time after training. And when we first got there he comes out and says, 'Billy, I'm pleased to meet you, it wasn't your fault.' I said, 'What?' He said, 'The Premier League [from which Derby, by then with Paul Jewell as manager, were eventually relegated with only one win all season]. It wasn't your fault.' I appreciated that. And it was great seeing how they do things at Juventus."
There can't be many managers, I venture, quite as keen as he is to absorb new coaching ideas. He smiles, taking this as the compliment it is intended to be, although the word keen might just as easily be obsessed.
"I have about 50 A4 folders with training programmes all the way back to my first pre-season in 1979 with Rangers, on the sand dunes with Jock Wallace," he says. "As a player, even in my early twenties, I coached boys' clubs, community teams, did my badges, learnt to deal with different types of people. I played for 22 different managers at eight clubs in three countries, and I learnt lots of positives and lots of negatives from people like Jock Wallace, John Greig, David Pleat, Tommy McLean, Alex McLeish. I watched them, thinking, 'I would do that but I wouldn't do that'. Ultimately, you've got to be your own man."
It is my turn to smile, for he is unequivocally that. "I read lots and lots of sports autobiographies," he continues. "Jose Mourinho's was the last one, but I read about snooker players, golfers, basketball players, baseball coaches. I'm very keen on basketball coaching, because it's very similar to football with the movement off the ball, the interchange of play, how they defend, how they counter-attack." I risk a reference to his diminutive stature, suggesting he wouldn't have made much of a basketball player himself. "No," he says, with a chortle. "I'd be the water boy."
As improbable as finding a Scottish football man of 5ft 5in in thrall to basketball is finding a Scottish football man studying women's soccer in America for inspiration. Davies has done that, too. "I read about Mia Hamm, who's a top striker. That's a great book."
I ask him whether there is a danger that all these thoughts will clutter his mind. "Well, the time to do it is when you're having time out. Once you're in this job there ain't no time, it's 24 hours a day. That's why I gave six months to the family because before, even when we went on holiday I'd be walking up and down a beach in Dubai on the phone all the time."
The Spanish way of doing business, he adds, is different. "The most interesting thing at Real Madrid was watching [then Real manager Vicente] del Bosque arrive at 9.45 for a 10.30 training session and walk out the door at 1.20 to go home to his family. There, coaches coach. They don't stay on talking about the commercial department, the media department, the pies, the wall coverings, the carpets." Meaning what, that Davies would like to see more continental-style directors of football, as introduced with conspicuous lack of success at clubs such as Tottenham, relieving managers of some of their onerous responsibilities? "No, because we don't get the balance right here. General managers, directors of football, there are too many jumping out their boxes. In Spain, in Italy, they know who's doing what. Like Ranieri and Del Bosque said, 'I do the football'."
Both those illustrious men have achieved great things in football, but it is to a fellow son of Govan, indeed another son of a Govan shipyard worker, that Davies looks when he wants confirmation that his feisty, uncompromising manner, forged on the banks of the Clyde, will yield rewards. Unfortunately, he was sacked by Derby less than a month before he was due to do battle with his friend Sir Alex Ferguson at Old Trafford, and he yearns for another chance.
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And he has given me enough of his valuable time. We shake hands, and he hurries away to plot the defeat of Plymouth Argyle, in his first home match in charge. This was duly and comfortably achieved on Saturday, 2-0, although I don't suppose it was the three points that the Forest faithful went home thinking about, but the form and confidence that the players will take later this week up the A52, otherwise known as Brian Clough Way, to Pride Park. Where the ghost of Old Big 'Ead will doubtless be the most interested spectator of all.
For the story behind the picture, click here.
The Clough years at Forest
*On 28 December 1974, Forest, languishing in the Second Division, were beaten by neighbours Notts County. Nine days later: enter Brian Clough, to be joined 18 months after that by Peter Taylor. At the end of 1976-77, they were back in the First Division.
*Forest storm to the league championship in their first season back in the top flight, finishing seven points clear of Liverpool. They also beat the European champions to win the League Cup, after a replay.
*Next season they are kings of Europe, knocking out the holders Liverpool in the first round and lifting the European Cup in Munich, a diving header by the £1m signing Trevor Francis seeing off Malmo in the final.
*Forest retain their European crown in 1980 with a 1-0 win over Kevin Keegan's Hamburg in Madrid. In less than four years Forest had won the league title, two European Cups, one European Super Cup and two League Cups.
*Clough then endures several fallow seasons, not helped by costly transfer mistakes, such as Justin Fashanu. However, he builds a new side around players such as Neil Webb, Des Walker, Stuart Pearce and his son Nigel that win the League Cup in 1989 and 1990, and reach the final of the FA Cup in 1991.
*Clough becomes more and more erratic, key players are allowed to leave and are not replaced, and Forest are relegated in 1993. Thanks to the goals of Stan Collymore, they bounce back under Frank Clark a year later but go down again in 1997. Apart from a brief return with Dave Bassett, they have spent the best part of a decade outside the top flight.
After taking Preston North End to two successive Championship play-offs, Billy Davies was interviewed to become Charlton Athletic manager in May 2006, after Alan Curbishley's departure. The job was eventually given to Iain Dowie.
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Tanya Tagaq
Terre d'Ercole 2013 Falanghina Greco
There's nobody doing what Tanya Tagaq's doing – and it's not even close. The Inuk singer from Nunavut has taken her genre-bending songwriting skills and fused them with her own inimitable take on throat singing, a tradition thousands of years old. Tagaq's 2014 album Animism earned rave reviews worldwide, nabbing Tagaq two Juno nominations (and one win) as well as the prestigious $30,000 Polaris Music Prize. In a live context Tagaq's incredible vocal performance fuses punk energy, cutting-edge instrumentation and haunting visuals and backup singing. Like throat singing, Falanghina has a long history in its own region, albeit in the decidedly warmer southern Italian region of Campania. And like Tagaq, the Terre d'Ercole is complex, refreshing, completely underrated and adored by industry types.
Sinead O'Connor
Charles Smith 2012 Eve Chardonnay
Iconic, powerful, controversial: Sinead O'Connor is all these things and so much more. Her latest record I'm Not Bossy, I'm the Boss showcases her unique songwriting capabilities, her powerful voice and her earnest take on life. The Charles Smith 2012 Eve Chardonnay comes from a groundbreaking winemaker who plays by his own rules, making wines that transcend trends and traditions. Sourced from four different Washington State vineyards in the Ancient Lakes region, the ripe fruit on the Eve Chardonnay isn't masked by excessive oak, but rather is honest and straightforward, like O'Connor's music.
Amelia Curran
Falerna 2012 Reserva Pinot Noir
Depth, elegance and soul – Amelia Curran's voice combines them beautifully. Her earnest approach to songwriting is immediately captivating in her many recordings, but even more so in a live context. Her ability to meld heartbreaking and profound lyrics and acoustic-driven instrumentation is truly a rarity. Sourced from a single vineyard in Chile's Elqui Valley, this cool-climate Pinot Noir is well-composed, complex, and speaks its own profound language that, like Curran, demands contemplation and reflection.
NQ Arbuckle
14 Hands 2012 Riesling
NQ Arbuckle puts the country in alt-country – over the course the last decade-plus singer-songwriter Neville Quinlan and his band have consistently delivered thoughtful, soulful songs that highlight Quinlan's rich vocals. The punk and Celtic influences run throughout his tunes, including on his latest, The Future Happens Anyway, but there's always plenty of cowpoke to go around. The 14 Hands Riesling from Washington State is fermented to be mostly dry, but retains a hint of residual sugar to accent the stony complexity of this white wine. In the same way NQ Arbuckle melds styles, this wine is a tip of the hat to both the drier, more focused New World style and sweeter, Germanic Riesling.
Elliott Brood
Innocent Bystander 2013 Pinot Noir
Elliot Brood (the band — there's no person in the group by that name) have been carving their path through the alt-country scene for over a decade on their own terms. On 2014's Work and Love their path shifted again — they handed the recording reins to Ian Blurton, cranked things up a bit and in the process created their most exciting, focused record to date. The 2013 Innocent Bystander Pinot Noir, from Australia's Yarra Valley, shows similar focus — it was a tremendous vintage for Pinot Noir in the region and as a result there's great depth and intensity to this estate-grown, hand-picked red.
Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings
Ocaso 2013 Cabernet Sauvignon
A Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings show is always a party — a musical celebration of soul and soul-searching that transcends the old-school funk and soul Jones and her Dap-Kings delivers. The rich instrumentation of the Dap-Kings' rhythm section, horns and backing vocals lays the groundwork for Jones' intense, up-beat vocal delivery that has never failed to captivate a crowd. The 2013 Ocaso Cabernet Sauvignon from Argentina's Mendoza region brings the party in a similar way — while the country is best-known for Malbecs, this memorable, well-priced Cab Sauv brings celebration and soul in the glass, and is a captivating drink.
Dwight Yoakam
Cameron Hughes Lot 456 2012 Tempranillo/Malbec/Grenache
Over the course of over 20 albums, Dwight Yoakam has established himself as a country music pioneer. Under his trademark hat and with his classic Kentucky twang, Yoakam is the portrait of consistency, talent, and success (he's the most frequent guest in the history of The Tonight Show). The Cameron Hughes Lot 456, a blend from California's Lodi region, brings together three somewhat atypical varieties for California — Tempranillo, Malbec and Grenache. There's an intensity to all three that somehow works when they're combined in the Lot 456 — the verve of Tempranillo, the depth of Malbec and the fun of Grenache. Like Yoakam, the Lot 456 has all the right ingredients (and a little magic) required for a hit.
Jason Plumb & The Willing
2013 Fritz's Riesling
Regina's Jason Plumb, the former frontman for The Waltons, has been carving out a corner for himself in the Canadian music scene for the past quarter century. In his solo endeavour Plumb and his backing band, The Willing, have been creating acoustic-driven pop for over a decade. Named after owner Fritz Hasselbach, owners of Germany's lauded Gunderloch estate, the 2013 Fritz's Riesling is a decidedly New World Riesling made in the heart of Old World Europe. Fresh, lively and just a hint off-dry, it's a decidedly versatile wine that's fruit-driven with just the right amount of sweetness — kind of like Plumb.
Black Joe Lewis
Smashberry 2012 White
The Austin-based Black Joe Lewis' latest release, 2013's Electric Shave, delivers gut-wrenching fuzzed-out blues, soul, and electrified rockabilly with just the right amount of swagger. The Smashberry 2012 white is a blend from California's Central Coast comprised of Roussanne, Muscat Canelli and White Riesling. This dry white is plenty aromatic, with loads of tropical notes, a hint of spice and just the faintest shade of sweetness, tipping its hat to France's Rhône Valley while delivering New World intensity and verve — sort of like Lewis. Both the wine and the artist are ridiculously fun, tightly wound and surprisingly complex.
Rhiannon Giddens
Ortas 2014 Pas de Meunier Rosé
The frontwoman of the old-school country/bluegrass outfit Carolina Chocolate Drops has been busy since expanding her solo endeavours in 2013. Her 2015 solo debut, Tomorrow is My Turn, was produced by T-Bone Burnett and features her own soulful, sometimes-melancholy take on classics done by Nina Simone, Dolly Parton, Patsy Cline and more. Giddens holds more than her own with her breathtakingly powerful voice, clever arrangements and obvious deep-rooted joy in making timeless music. The Ortas Pas de Meunier rosé is a dry Rhone Valley wine that delivers red berry notes while remaining crisp and effortlessly fresh. It's subtly complex, rooted in the traditions of the area while carving its own path; Giddens is the same.
The Lone Bellow
Michele Satta 2012 Bolgheri Rosso Cab/Sangiovese/Merlot/Teroldego/Syrah
Singer-songwriter Zach Williams and The Lone Bellow bring a soulful, vibrant blend of roots, Americana and incredible vocal harmonies to the table at each and every show. Their latest record Then Came the Morning is a joyful celebration of Williams' capabilities as both a musician and a lyricist. The Michele Satta Italian red blend combines Cabernet Sauvignon, Sangiovese, Merlot, Teroldego and Syrah in one captivating package. It's Old World charm meets New World flair in a bottle, with complexity that hints at something so much more.
July Talk
Yalumba 2013 'Y Series' Viognier
The blues-rock energy of Toronto's July Talk truly has to be seen live to be believed. The quintet brings a relentless energy to their unique live show, bolstered by the he-sang/she-sang vocals of Peter Dreimanis and Leah Fay. And while their self-titled debut does well to capture that energy, it's on stage where they truly shine – those who see July Talk in concert rarely miss them again. The Yalumba Y Series Viognier is similarly vibrant, electric, and full of verve. Bright, fresh tropical fruit flavours and some secondary spice notes as well as some light acidity bring plenty of energy without excessive oak aging. Both the band and the wine deliver memorable performances.
Vance Joy
Majella 2012 'The Musician' Cab/Shiraz
In 2013, Australian singer-songwriter Vance Joy signed a five-record deal with Atlantic Records in 2013. How hot is Joy now? Well, he was hand-picked to open Taylor Swift's massive world tour – in fact, Joy's breaking away for the tour for his one night at Interstellar Rodeo. But Joy's no flash in the pan; his songwriting capabilities are crystal clear on his debut Dream Your Life Away (including the smash hit "Riptide" as well as "Wasted Time," "Mess is Mine" and "First Time"), and speak to his incredible capacity as a musician. Also from Down Under, Majella's "The Musician" Shiraz-Cabernet blend is all about balance – ripe fruit, good grip from some tannins, and a long finish to this full-bodied Coonawarra red are the complete package. Like Joy, this wine is immensely approachable yet has the substance to go the distance.
Blue Rodeo
Southbrook 2013 Transitions Chardonnay
You'd be hard-pressed to find as iconic a Canadian band working today that continues to create compelling music as Blue Rodeo. Over the course of three decades and 12 studio albums, Jim Cuddy, Greg Keelor and company's unique brand of acoustic-driven, country-inflected rock has set the standard when it comes to consistency, creativity and Canadiana – yet they've done so while always moving forward, never sounding stale or dated. The Southbrook 2013 Transitions Chardonnay is winemaker Ann Sperling's own way of moving forward in the Niagara Peninsula – her Chardonnay is from a year in which the Sabourin vineyard in the Niagara Peninsula is in the transition stage of becoming organic. The hand-picked grapes in this wine offer the perfect balance of ripe red apple, citrus and tropical fruit with a subtle hint of oak aging. Like Blue Rodeo it's a balanced, satisfying effort that's an instant crowd-pleaser.
The concert in Hawrelak may be over at 10pm on Saturday, July 25th, but that doesn't mean the party has to stop. Join Interstellar Rodeo's wine/music curator, Gurvinder Bhatia, at the official IR after-party, G's Secret Wine Party featuring Interstellar Rodeo performers and fan favourites NQ Arbuckle and, of course, lots of wine.
The location of the party is a secret, but will be tweeted beginning at 10pm on July 25 and will be in central Edmonton.
Saturday, July 25
10:30pm – 1:00am
location to be tweeted at 10pm on July 25
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(Edmonton, June 19) – Interstellar Rodeo is all about the vibe: great music, fine wine and good times. Above and beyond the meticulously curated single stage weekend lineup, which now includes the All Stars – Kathleen Edwards, Luke Doucet and Joel Plaskett – what makes the Interstellar experience special are the paired wines. A shared ethos drives the Interstellar Rodeo music and wine programming: both seek to present singular artistry and creative bravery, and to celebrate individuals who dedicate their lives to their craft.
The pairings are painstakingly matched by Gurvinder Bhatia (aka @EdmontonWineGuy), our very own wine curator. Gurvinder is well known as the owner of Vinomania, local and national wine columnist/editor and international wine judge.
As evidenced in the eloquent write-ups below, Bhatia's selections for 2015 are inspired by the histories, qualities and idiosyncrasies of the artists who will take the stage. Bhatia finds echoes of their greatness in his chosen vintners, varietals and vintages.
With our fully licensed venue and on-site wait staff, the Interstellar Rodeo experience brings the best of music and wine together, highlighting the individual stars of both worlds in one distinctive event.
FRIDAY, July 24
Shakey Graves
Bartier Bros Semillon, Okanagan BC
Soulful, bluesy, original, understated, yet edgy best describe the music of Shakey Graves and the wines of Michael Bartier. Both have the ability to appeal to the indie-crowd with their unique offerings while drawing in the mainstream because they're just that undeniably good. The Semillon is bright, crisp and refreshing with an engaging tension of minerality, fruit, and structure. Both Shakey Graves and the wines of Michael Bartier have been touted as "the next big thing," but for those in the know, they're both already there.
St. Vincent
Pietradolce Etna Rosso, Sicily Italy
The queen of high energy art-rock, Annie Clark's retrained intensity always seems to be on the edge of completely letting loose. Part techno, part horns, part brute force rock n' roll and part polished avant-garde experimental, St. Vincent's modernity has a classic old school appeal. The Etna Rosso, grown on the slopes of the tallest active volcano in Europe, combines great focus, intensity and finesse with a stony minerality. Don't let the finesse fool you, the wine is packed with character. From 100% Nerello Mascalese, a grape you should discover if you haven't already. Same goes for the music of St. Vincent. They'll both rock your perceptions of what modern really is.
SATURDAY, July 25
NQ Arbuckle
Capezzana Vin Ruspo Rosato, Tuscany Italy
Don't let anyone tell you that rosé isn't a serious wine and don't let the self-deprecation lead you to believe that NQ Arbuckle isn't serious about their music. Deep, introspective, subtle, heartfelt and finessed describe both the music and the wine. Great depth of flavour with bright cherry and strawberry flavours, savoury and fresh with the structure of a red, but without the grippy tannins, excellent balance and bright on the finish. A nice juxtaposition to the sober reverence of the band's lyrics.
Rhiannon Giddens
Jean Paul Brun Beaujolais 'L'Ancien', Burgundy France
Rhiannon Giddens and JP Brun are making music and wines that will inevitably stand the test of time. With her velvety pipes, incredible range and blues/jazzy/gospel sounds, Giddens is a throwback to the past, but so relevant today. Elegant, soft and silky, Beaujolais (no, not Nouveau) has been around seemingly forever, but its quality today may be better than it's ever been. Fresh, pure and unmarked by intervention, the wine and music couldn't be more down to earth. An obvious choice for those seeking sincerity, honesty and quality. Prepare to be dazzled.
Elle King
Road 13 'Chip Off the Old Block' Chenin Blanc, Okanagan BC
The toe-tapping, head-nodding, edgy, rebellious and intriguingly sexy and sweet brassy sounds of pop rocker Elle King truly stand out and elevate the quality of music filling our airwaves, much like Road 13 clearly is among those wineries elevating the standards of the Canadian wine industry. The wine originates from a vineyard planted with cuttings from one of the Okanagan's oldest vineyards resulting in a vibrant and fresh wine that is bright, juicy and youthful with a racy finish. Both winemaker and artist rely on old time traditions with a modern approach to create something of substance while having a hell of a lot of fun in the process.
Tanya Tagaq
Orofino Riesling, Similkameen Valley BC
Intense, visceral, spiritual, gut-wrenching, physical, emotional and heaving are the only ways to describe the performance of Tanya Tagaq. That is, at least, only after you've had some time to process her one-of-kind, Inuit throat singing punk/traditional/roots/electric and powerful vocal style which initially leaves you gobsmacked, not knowing how to describe this utterly unique and talented artist. Only a wine with laser focus and intensity could come close as a pairing, but that's exactly the case with this chalky, zesty, mineral-laden wine with electric acidity and complex racy finish. The first taste/listen may be a bit of a shock, but put aside your inhibitions and experience the vivacity.
Father John Misty
Maycas del Limari Syrah Reserva Especial, Limari Valley Chile
Compelling, restrained, expressive, articulate, droll, tender, reflective, and emotion evoking best describe the sounds and engaging lyrics of Josh Tillman. Tillman and Maycas winemaker Marcelo Papa seem like kindred spirits. The Syrah is meaty, fresh, filled with dark fruit and pepper with a long, seductive finish. Both Tillman and Papa are insightful and intelligent without the highbrow attitude and possess an elegant restraint in their music and wines which may initially conceal their artistic complexities. There's no fancy packaging, just substance and an understated energy.
SUNDAY, July 26
Oh Susanna
Benjamin Bridge Tidal Bay, Nova Scotia
It's hard not to be taken in by Suzie Ungerleider's pure and unadulterated voice. Nova Scotia's Tidal Bay brilliantly reflects the terroir, coastal breezes and cooler climate of its birthplace. Fresh, uplifting and youthful aromas of lemons interlaced with ripe apricots, lemon-lime and quartz are revealed by this wine's rare harmonious purity, focus and precision, a perfect match with Suzie's eloquent music and lyrics. Compelling, intoxicating, natural and amazing, Suzie and the wine invite you in to a place where simplicity evokes so much emotion and puts your mind and soul to ease.
Black Joe Lewis
Ruggeri Rose di Pinot Brut, Veneto Italy
The energetic blues, funk and soul sounds of Black Joe Lewis will compel you to get up and move. Makes you want to party and what better way to kick it up than with bubbles…make that pink bubbles. This down to earth Italian rosé sparkler made from Pinot Noir grapes possesses lively fresh cherry, strawberry and citrus flavours with dancing bubbles and an uplifting, vibrant finish. Energetic, fresh and fun combining a lot of tradition with an invigorating modern flair and a complete lack of pretense. The perfect match for the funky, soulful and rockin' sounds of this high energy mainstay of the marquee festival circuit.
Lee Harvey Osmond
Artesana Tannat, Uruguay
There's no easy way to describe the ever-creating musical mind of the omnipresent Tom Wilson. Psychedelic folk, country and roots are all encompassed with this versatile artist's creative and insightful music and lyrics conveyed via his deep, comforting growl. Similarly, the dark and edgy Tannat combines old world depth and complexity with a comforting approachability – defying traditional labels. They both lure you in with their intensity, but instead of trying to define their respective styles, just have a listen and a taste, relax, kick back and go with it. You'll be glad you did.
Lake Street Dive
S.Maria la Palma Cannonau 'Le Bombarde', Sardinia Italy
If you haven't heard Lake Street Dive, then you need to grab yourself a glass of Cannonau and get ready for the infectious, exhilarating pop/soul/r&b sounds of this Brooklyn based quartet, reminiscent of the bands of the British Invasion. Similarly, one taste and the Cannonau will impress with its multi-dimensional layers, spice, leather, penetrating flavours and lively character. There's no denying the appeal of both the band and the wine or their ability to bring people together to share an experience that can turn every show into an unstoppable late night party of joy.
Buffy Sainte-Marie
Marotti Campi Verdicchio 'Albiano', Marche Italy
The beauty of music and wine is that they tell a story of people, places, cultures and history. They represent history in the making, snapshots of moments in time allowing both songwriter and winemaker to share with those in the future the joys, challenges, hardships and victories they experienced in the creation of their art. Neither Sainte-Marie nor Marotti Campi follow a blueprint. Their creations emerged from within to create songs and wine that transcend labels. Understated but powerful, elegant and serious, complex but still approachable. Well- constructed with a message for the ages, respecting tradition while always being relevant and ahead of the curve. Quite simply…timeless.
Charles Bradley and His Extraordinaires
Navarro Lopez Rojo Garnacha, Castilla Spain
He may have spent time as a James Brown impersonator, but there is no mistaking that Charles Bradley's sound is his own. Soulful struggles, heartache and joyful expressions of love are all inspirationally evident in the heartfelt, uplifting testification of the Screaming Eagle of Soul. The Garnacha offers depth, intrigue and loads of character with its engaging aromas of liquorice and wild berries, elegant, rich, silky and fresh, minerality and penetrating intensity. Attention-grabbing and substantial without intimidation, it's hard not to be stopped in your tracks and drawn in by both Bradley and the wine.
2015 House wines
White – Fabiano Pinot Grigio, Veneto Italy
Red – Navarro Lopez Old Vines Tempranillo 'Pergolas', Valdepenas Spain
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Congratulations to Whitehorse. Their latest record, Leave No Bridge Unburned, has been selected for the Polaris Prize Long List. This award "honours, celebrates and rewards creativity and diversity in Canadian recorded music by recognizing, then marketing the albums of the highest artistic integrity, without regard to musical genre, professional affiliation, or sales history, as judged by a panel of selected music critics" (Polaris Prize.com). The long list starts with 40 of Canada's best albums then the 10 album short list gets announce on July 16. The winner will announced at the Polaris gala in September. Read all about Polaris here.
Interstellar Rodeo Edmonton unveils an unexpected addition to the 2015 lineup, with Kathleen Edwards, Luke Doucet and Joel Plaskett joining the bill together as this year's Interstellar All Stars.
Kathleen Edwards made headlines when she quit the music business in February 2014 to start a coffee shop in Ottawa. You won't see Edwards' name on many festival posters this summer, so it is truly exciting that she will come to Interstellar Rodeo's stage.
To add to the sense of occasion, Six Shooter's own guitar slinging space cowboy Luke Doucet will join the All Star bill. With Whitehorse blazing up the radio charts and playing to huge crowds, Doucet's solo gigs are also a rare event. Doucet's appearance strengthens one of the through-lines of this year's All Stars, the chance to see a genuine once in a lifetime performance.
Joel Plaskett comes to the All Stars as one of the most respected, celebrated and decorated musicians in this country. His live shows set a gold standard of awesomeness. Inventive, entertaining and hugely talented, Plaskett really is in a class by himself.
The All Stars feature presents the best songwriters on stage together, performing each other's songs with a top-notch rocking backing band. Neither workshop nor supergroup, the All Stars finds the sweet spot that lets the music (and the magic) happen.
The #iRodeoYEG All Stars will perform on Sunday, July 26. Weekend passes and single day tickets are still available.
Angeleno is due on June 9, but The Wall Street Journal's Speakeasy has an exclusive first listen of the album starting today. Click here to stream the album. Pre-order Angeleno on iTunes and download "Who Do You Think You Are?" "Ghost Town," and "Love Her For a While" instantly. Physical pre-orders for the vinyl and CD versions are also on sale at the Six Shooter Records online store.
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Watch the Angeleno album teaser below.
Hawksley Workman unleashes Old Cheetah today and debuts the double vision video for "We're Not Broken Yet." Buy Old Cheetah on Vinyl, CD, or Digital here.
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Bring your friends to Interstellar Rodeo at the Forks in Winnipeg this August with our Four Pack Ticket Bundle.
Interstellar Rodeo is pleased to offer a one-time Four Pack Ticket Bundle (four tickets for the price of three). This offer is available for adult tickets only, for same day tickets, and while quantities last.
You will receive ONE barcode when you purchase a Four Pack of tickets. We will then email you the three additional tickets. Please be patient. This process may take up to 24 hours.
We have a digital system where you will be sent a bar code to be scanned at the gate in exchange for a wristband.
All weekend pass buyers will be sent a FREE digital sampler from Six Shooter Records.
CBC Music published their list of "10 Best Canadian Summer Music Festivals of 2015" and Interstellar Rodeo gets the #1 spot. Take a look at the full list here.
There will be a limited number of single tickets offered at a 20% discount starting April 30, 2015, while quantities last!
Quick-on-the-draw Adult Single ticket (Fri, Sat, or Sun): $79.20
Quick-on-the-draw Youth/Senior Single ticket (Fri, Sat, or Sun) $60.00
A $2 surcharge will be added to all tickets, as well as applicable taxes.
Please note that this sale is only available at the Six Shooter Records webstore.
Weekend passes and single tickets are now on sale through the Six Shooter webstore for #iRodeoWPG.
A $2 surcharge will be added to all tickets, as well as applicable taxes.
We are offering Earlybird Pricing, which is 25% the Advance Price.
Earlybird Pricing remains in effect until May 20, 2015, or while quantities last, whichever comes first.
ADVANCE PRICES start when the Earlybird passes sell out and run until July 31, 2015. These prices are available through our Six Shooter Records webstore only.
Interstellar Rodeo makes plenty of space for local and Alberta talent with this year's Interludes lineup, a collection of super-talented songwriters and exciting performers that run the gamut of experience from seasoned vet to fresh-faced newcomer. Interstellar Rodeo is proud to shine the light on such a strong and diverse lineup culled exclusively from Canada's Western provinces, and to position homegrown artists alongside the international stars on the bill. More than half of this year's Interlude artists hail from Alberta, making 2015 the strongest hometown showing yet on the Interstellar stage.
UPCOMING #iRODEOYEG NEWS: Single day tickets will be available as of Thursday, April 30 @ 8am MT via www.interstellarrodeo.com. For a limited time, single day tickets will be 20% off.
Interstellar Rodeo Edmonton's 2015 Interludes:
Mike McDonald (Edmonton)
Colleen Brown (Edmonton)
Joe Nolan (Edmonton)
Ryan Boldt (Saskatchewan)
Lucette (Edmonton)
Jay Nowicki (Winnipeg)
JJ Shiplett (Calgary)
Clinton St. John (Calgary)
Colter Wall (Saskatchewan)
Clinton St. John (AB)
Multi-instrumentalist Clinton St. John, is a Calgary-based singer-songwriter originally from Delburne, AB. His songs have strong narrative and dream-like qualities, finding influences in folk, blues, country, rock and psychedelic music. He released his latest full-length album, The Minor Arkhana, in September 2014.
Colleen Brown (AB)
"The talents of this Edmonton-based musician shine like a beacon," writes The Globe and Mail. With a focus on themes of love, fate and psychic retooling, the small-town prairie fireball and hometown darling Colleen Brown just released a new album, called Direction, and with it, takes her work down new and exciting paths.
Lucette (AB)
It is obvious to all those who listen that Lucette's raw, mellifluous and mysterious sound is as much old soul as it is ingénue. Lucette most recently toured the US in the fall 2014 with classic country sensation Sturgill Simpson. Her debut album, Black Is The Color, is out now.
Mike McDonald (AB)
Jr. Gone Wild's legendary frontman, "cowpunk" pioneer and proud Dirt City music scenester, Mike McDonald is the real deal. In 2014, McDonald released his debut live solo album, Live At The Blue Chair Café. Unadorned by the electric chaos of a band and massive volume, Mike's solo show is edgy folk, peppered with story and commentary, often hilarious.
JJ Shiplett (AB)
A songwriter in every situation and a dedicated player, JJ Shiplett's passion for quality and sincerity is only matched by his goal to get everyone dancing. JJ's approach to songcraft showcases heartfelt moments full of life experience, right alongside bursts of boisterous feel-good rock and roll.
Joe Nolan (AB)
From theramin tremors to raw howls, Joe Nolan's range of expression reaches extremes. He delivers bandaged fragility and raw rage with equal impact. His most recent album, the WCMA-nominated Tornado, showcases Joe's lyrical style – intense, evocative and gripping.
Jay Nowicki (MB)
The Perpetrators front man, founding member and proud Winnipegger Jay Nowicki is rated one of Canada's tastiest guitar players. Nowicki and The Perpetrators have cornered the market on tight, raw and intense blues, winning WCMA awards and Juno nominations along the way. The Perps' most recent album, released in 2013, is called "Stick 'Em Up."
Colter Wall (SK)
Rugged and dark, the talented Saskatchewan-bred newcomer Colter Wall is poised to release his debut album, the evocatively and aptly titled "Imaginary Appalachia" in June 2015. Wall finds his inspiration in the rich tradition of Delta Blues and performs in true DIY, lo-fi fashion, with a tambourine duct-taped to his kick drum.
Ryan Boldt (SK)
With "a presence far larger than his towering, scarecrow-like frame suggests," (Vice) The Deep Dark Woods' front man Ryan Boldt strikes out into a new wilderness alone. Boldt's first solo album, Broadside Ballads, wraps traditional songs in Boldt's signature haunting, folk-rock approach.


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- Tuesday:a.m.–p.m.
- Wednesday:a.m.–p.m.
- Thursday:a.m.–p.m.
- Friday:a.m.–p.m.
- Saturday:a.m.–p.m.