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CLUB 686 686 W. Hastings, www.dub6i
com/. DJ Ali Baba from the Beat Fri.,
Relik and Remsta Sat., DD Dimitri Wed.,
Desse Dames and Devereaux Bros. Thurs.
AL NEIL PROJECT When it
comes to the history of experimental music in Vancouver it all
starts with Al Neil. At 81, the bop
pianist-turned-collagist, performance artist, and sound sculptor no
longer performs, but an assortment
of his admirers will convene at the
Roundhouse Community Centre
tonight (November 10) to invoke
his madcap spirit. Original Al Neil
Trio drummer Gregg Simpson is
the ringleader, and he'll be joined
by improv veterans Paul Plimley on
piano and Clyde Reed on bass, plus
Vancouver New Music mastermind
Giorgio Magnanensi on electronics.
Words will be supplied by performance poet Kedrick James; visuals
come courtesy of Neil's partner.
Carole Itter. and video artist Krista
Lomax. With talent like that and
Neil watching from the wings, who
knows what will happen?
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HILARY DUFF Pop singer, film actress,
and star of TV's Lizzie McGuire performs
tunes from latest CD, Most Wanted.
Dan. 7, 2006, 7 pm, Pacific Coliseum
(Hastings & Renfrew). Tix $49.50/34.50
(plus service charges and fees) at
Ticketmaster, 604-280-4444.
BRYAN ADAMS London, England-based
rocker ("Run to You"), with guest Daniel
Powter. Dan. 18, 7:30 pm, GM Place. Tix
$65.50/49.50/32.50 (plus service charges
and fees) at Ticketmaster, 604-280-4444.

CLUBS
ARCH 518 Richards, 604-605-3358. DJ Lemur
Tues., DJ Seanski Wed., DDs Contrasoma,
Herr Doktor, and D-Fens Thurs., local
bands Fri., with guest D3s after mid.
ASTORIA 769 E. Hastings, 604-764PUNK, www.asbalt.com/. Karaoke with
Mr. X Mon.-Wed.; spoken word every
first and third Tues.; hotrod scaryoke

COLUMBIA 303 Columbia St., 604605-1076. OZUCKUSS, JOINT CHIEFS,
ASSIMILATOR, SNAPPLEGROCK
Nov. 11 ^FESTIVAL OF GUNS Hoy. 18-#~r
IOMEGA CROM, TARD, ANTIQUS,
LUCIFERIAN CONQUESTNow. 26
COMMODORE BALLROOM 868
Granville, 604-739-4550. Thousand-capacity music venue features mainly international touring acts. Tix for most concerts
at Ticketmaster, 604-280-4444. <>LIZ
PHAIR, MISSYHIGGINS WON. 11 OGWAR,
DEVILDRIVER, A DOZEN FURIES Nov. 12
OBROKEN SOCIAL SCENE
Nov. 13 ^JASONMRAZ, TRISTAN
PRETTYMAN Now. 14 O THEDANDY
WARHOLS, THE OUT CROWD, JETS
OVERHEAD Nov. 15 OSTATICX, ILL NINO,
OPIATE FOR THE MASSES
Nov. 16 ^AVENGED SEVENFOLD,
SAOS/N, DEATH BY STEREO, BULLETS
AND OCTANE How. 19, 3 pm ^DAMIAN
"JR. GONG" MARLEY Now. 19 ^STARS
Nov. 21 ^COL/N JAMES Now. 24
OMICHAEL WHITE AND THE WHITE
Nov. 25 OAPRIL WINE Now. 26
OOZOMATLI, STATE RADIO Now. 28
OMORCHEEBA Dec. 5 ^CLUTCH,
WILLIAM ELLIOTT WHITMORE Dec. 7
^THEORY OF A DEADMAN, HURST,
ARMCHAIR CYNICS, FABER Dec. 15
^THEORY OF A DEADMAN, HURST,
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ART OF DYING Dec. 16 ^BEDOUIN
SOUNDCLASH Dec. 28
DARBY'S PUB 2001 MacDonald (at 4th),
604-731-0617. Neighbourhood pub with
live music some nights. No cover.
FAIRVIEW PUB 898 W. Broadway, 604872-1262. John Nolan Trio Thurs. from
6-9 pm, Brickhouse Thurs. at 10 pm.
OJOHN NOLAN JAZZ TRIO, SWEET PEA
SWING BAND, TIM HEARSEYNow. 10
OROOTS ROUNDUP, LAZARES. HALK
Nov. 11-12 <>RED LACQUER Nov. 18
HOT JAZZ SOCIETY 2120 Main, 604-8734131. Club operated by the not-for-profit
Vancouver Hot Dazz Society features live
jazz, blues, and swing music Fri.-Sat. from
8:30 pm to 1 am. Wow Big Band Tues.,
salsa Sat., jam session hosted by the
Twisters Sun. $ AFRICANHERITAGE
Nov 11 <>BILLYDIXON R&B BAND Nov. 18
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NOVEMBER 10 - 17 / 206S

THE GEORC!A STRAIGHT

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