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The owners of the KISS Coffeehouse on Myrtle Beach's Broadway strip will close by the end of September. Matthew Goldschmidt, GM of the caf�, said that after seven years, business had slowly drifted away from the establishment.
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Goldschmidt said that prices on the latter will be slashed as the business winds down its run.
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OTTAWA, May 4, 2012 - Foreign Affairs Minister and M.P. for Ottawa West – Nepean John Baird, on behalf of the Honourable Bal Gosal, Minister of State (Sport), today congratulated the city of Ottawa on being named one of the host cities of the upcoming 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup™.
"I'm very excited that Ottawa will play host to the the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup™," said Minister Baird. "Ottawa will do a great job welcoming the elite of the soccer world to Canada. I know soccer's many local players and fans join me in wishing our Women's National Team the best."
"We are extremely grateful to FIFA for providing us with the opportunity to host this most important competition," said Canadian Soccer Association President, Dr. Dominique Maestracci. "The sport of soccer continues to gain momentum both as a participatory and spectator experience in our country, with nearly half of all participants female. We thank the Government of Canada and our provincial and municipal government partners for their outstanding support to ensure we will continue that growth through 2015 and beyond."
Of the close to 400,000 women and girls registered in soccer in 2008, over 165,000 were playing in the province of Ontario. This is great news for the province and for the sport of soccer as it continues to grow across the country.
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Clockwise from top left: Jim Hemenway, Bill Walker, Dwight Fenski and Ken (Wimpy) Mitchell.
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|Bill Walker – organ, vocals
Jim Hemenway – guitar and vocals
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The strong vocals and organ playing distinguish "Keep on Looking", written and sung by Bill Walker. It's backed with a cover of Los Bravos' "Black Is Black".
It was released on the Garland label of Salem, which also released fine 45s by the Zero End and the Morning Reign.
There was some confusion as to whether or not the Ultimate (singular) were related to an earlier group The Ultimates (plural) until Bill Walker and Jim Hemenway contacted me and left the comments below. Since there was a connection between the two, let's go back and first talk about the Ultimates.
After touring as part of the Champs of "Tequila" fame, drummer Gary Nieland and lead guitarist Leon Sanders formed the Ultimates in 1963 in Boise, Idaho with bassist Allen Crawford and keyboardist Gary Sullivan. They eventually relocated to Salem, Oregon, where they recorded a 45 on Lavender, "My Babe" / "Little Girl", then changed their name to Prince Charles and the Crusaders.
Bill Walker picks up the story from here:
Thanks to Bill and Jim for the information and the photo of the group. As an aside, Dart recorded a great 45 on Garland, "Genevieve", written by Earl Chipley.
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1 My Babe/My Little Girl (Lavender LR 2001) 196?
2 Keep On Looking/Black Is Black (Garland 2009) 1968
Formed by Sanders and Nieland, who'd been in The Champs, this combo were based in Salem, Oregon and were also known at various times as Prince Charles and The Crusaders and Dart. Nieland started his own Garland label and eventually dropped out of the group, The Lavender 45 is good no-frills Pacific Northwest garage punctuated throughout by rapid keyboard doodlings on a squeaky organ!
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The group on Lavender was from Boise, Idaho.
The group on Garland is not the same outfit.
People should know better than to take information published in Fuzz Acid and Flowers, or anywhere else, like on the internet as accurate without any verification noting it as such. Fuzz Acid & Flowers data rates at less than 50% trustworthy, IMO.
the band members were Bill Walker(organ and vocals) Jim Hemenway(guitar and vocals) Ken Mitchell (drums and vocals) Dewight Fenski (bass guitar). The recording engineer was Gary Neiland founding member of the Ultimates. the record was recorded at Garland
Records in Salem,Oregon in 1968. the B side of record was Black is Black. lead vocal on B side by Ken Mitchell. Lead vocal on (Keep on looking )was Bill Walker.
Ths information is correct, The record My Babe/My little girl was recorded on Lavender Records by Gary Nieland,Allen Crawford, Leon Sanders, And Gary Sullivan. I know them all personally. This group was known as The Ultimates. They later became Prince Charles and the Crusaders. Shortly after that the band I was in became The Ultimate and recorded Keep on Lookin/Black is Black at Garland Records studio in Salem Oregon. The name Garland was a combination of gary & Neiland. Prince Charles and the Crusaders later became Dart with the same members. I personally played in the Prince Charles group for a time.
Any info on the 45 by Dart on the Garland label called "Lead Me On' and flipside
of "Don't Cry No More"? Both songs are written by (Malone) and appear to be tunes
by Bobby "Blue" Bland? 45 # is GR-2019
I worked with these two in Salem, OR. around 1970 playing the Tenor Sax. Leon and Carol divorced, and Carol hooked up with Gary Neiland. Then I hooked back up with Leon Sanders, aka Foxy and Company, and we toured alaska, Hope, BC. Kamploops, BC. While in alaska Leon Sanders became very ill, and he knew his life was about over. I left the band in Spokane, WA. Leon died shortly after. He was a fabulous singer, and guitarist, also played the trumpet a little.
I used to see Leon and Carol with Foxy and Company at the Cotton Club in Hayden Lake. I was about 18 when I met him in 1971 and I thought he was so amazing, doing many unique and humorous musical bits. He and another guitarist would play "Lonely Bull" in harmony on trumpets played one-handed with their right hands while also playing guitar with just their left hands. They did this by turning up their amps and fretting the guitars hard to sound the chords. Carol played keyboard bass and B-3 and there was also a drummer. Everybody sang very well. I recall that Leon taught Carol to play. He introduced me to "CC, coke back" (CC means Canadian Club in bar lingo) outside the club on a Sunday night because in those days you could only drink beer on Sundays either in the whole state of Idaho or perhaps just Kootenai County. I was in a band called "The Characters" in 1972 and Leon introduced us to Roger Hoff of Ketchikan Alaska who owned a wonderful club called the Frontier Saloon. We went up there and played as the house band for a few months. Leon was a huge influence on me. I used some of his comedy bits over the years in my own entertainment career and think of him often. I heard that he died at age 32 probably caused by extremely heavy drinking. I was told that he drank about a fifth of Canadian Club per day in the last few years of his life.
please contact me i knew him before he was a champ
I regret to inform you Leon died in 1974 at age 32
I was bass player on this record
On the record lead me on/don't cry no more. Gary Stotler and Gary Sullivan were lead vocalist. I played bass Ron Allen played drums.
We recorded it in Gary Nielands studio. I can't remember date. Both me and Gary Sullivan live in Oklahoma,our home state. I lost track of Ron and Gary Stotler. Yes they are both Bobby Bland tunes. I am not sure I even still have a copy but I am sure Gary Sullivan does he tends to save things.
i grew up with Leon in Holdenville Oklahoma. He was two years older than me. I started playing music with him in high school. Our group was The Shadows Five. It consisted of Leon, Gary Sullivan,Richard Grissom,Johnny Pannell and myself Allen Crawford.
Leon left us to join the Champs in 1962 . Gary Sullivan and I joined Leon and Gary Nieland and formed the Ultimates in 1963. we later changed To prince Charles and the Crusaders and later The Dart. Leon left us I think in 1968. Gary Sullivan And i continued on with Gary Stotler on lead guitar and Ron Allen on drums til 1970 then we quit and came back to Oklahoma where we still reside today. I think Gary Sullivan still plays some music. I haven't picked up a bass in many years. I have lost track of the others. Gary and I were pall bearers at Leon Sanders funeral in 1974. he is buried in Holdenville Oklahoma
Besides Sully 111 and Peacock 1912, I show a listing for "Gathers No Moss" on the US Tech label (1966?). Is this the same Shadows 5?
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No we never did GATHERS NO MOSS by 1966 we were The Ultimates. We spent that year mostly in Reno and Honolulu On peacock we recorded MARKHAM. I can't even remember what was on the other side
All of what you say is true. Leon was an unbelievable talent. T he last time I saw him was in1970 we shared a billing in Salem Oregon
as we wer packing up the last night he told me "I should just go home with you to Oklahoma". he was drunk at the time. I agreed with him but he didn't go. I didn't know what "bi polar" was then but now I know Leon was bi polar. The drinking was self medication. It is all so sad cause to this day I have heard very few guitar players as good as he was. He needed no gimmicks or special tools all he needed was his old wore out Telecaster and an amp. I heard a recording recently of us doing Tom Jones GREEN GREEN GRASS OF HOME
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Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Original Horror vs. The Retro Tag: What Do You Think?
Last week, I had a conversation with a filmmaking buddy of mine regarding recent independent horror productions and the overbundance of retro style horror films: grindhouse, slasher, exploitation, etc. Our conversation went back and forth quite a bit, with him stating that it's hard for truly original works to break through when these styles of film have been done a 1,000 times over while I claimed that there's enough space in the sandbox for everyone to play. The discerning film fan (genre specific or not) can decide for themselves what they want to support: a re-hash of 60's-80's fare or truly unique and original stories.
But I think my position may be wavering a bit as these retro films are sweeping a lot of awards at film festivals. Don't get me wrong, these films are fun albeit not very original. Are they winning these awards based on the true merit of the work or because voters feel a bit of strong nostalgia when voting? But I digress. That's a different question for a different time.
My question to you is this: Do you think this style of film (and the recent proliferation of it) poses a challenge for filmmakers who have created truly original works?
Cortez the Killer
19 comments:
- Liam [Cinema Never Dies] said...
Films do tend to develop cycles somewhat, especially with such easy access to old materials, so it's hardly surprisingly to see a resurgence in exploitation/grindhouse stylings.
But I think, when all is said and done, a good film will stand on its own merit regardless of style.
- November 3, 2010 at 11:12 AM
- B-Movie Becky said...
Good conversation. My husband and I talk about this all the time. We're in a very post-modern phase of entertainment, literature and TV included. I think it does present some challenges to filmmakers... often times retro cheese fests get passes on what would normally be considered poor filmmaking, while original works have a tough time finding audiences because they are judged with a harsher eye.
Still, I tend to agree that yes, every film has its place, but I am getting tired of the over-abundance of these films. And when a movie is truly original, I think it will grab people's attention without appealing to nostalgia. Martyrs and The Last Exorcism are two recent examples I can think of.
- November 3, 2010 at 12:15 PM
- The Film Connoisseur said...
I personally dont mind these retro films because most of the times, while paying homage to a specific era of filmmaking, they do things better then the films they are paying homage to.
By this I mean that they sometimes improve on technical terms, sound, music, and visual effects.
Plus, I feel like you, theres room for everything in film world.
- November 3, 2010 at 12:57 PM
- Strange Kid said...
I think between "retroplotation" and remake syndrome it's become incredibly hard for truly original or creative films to succeed. Liam made a good point, one reaffirmed by writer David Skal, that film is cyclical in its nature and perhaps we're just experiencing the end/beginning of a new cycle.
Granted a good film is a good film, but it's sad to see films both mainstream and independent looking to these niches because they're "en vogue."
- November 3, 2010 at 1:02 PM
- Cortez The Killer said...
@Liam, very true. But I think the issue I'm ultimately having is, do people immediately gravitate to these styles and hurt a filmmaker with an original idea and concept? I think they do.
@Becky, I agree to a certain extent. But smaller films don't have quite the marketing budget that The Last Exorcism did. Martyrs took a couple of years to catch on but yes, notoriety has come its way and rightfully so.
@TFC, see, that's one part of the new retro 'styling' that I don't agree with. It is what it is, warts and all why gussy it all up with the latest and greatest in technology? Doesn't that take away from the spirit of it?
@Strange Kid, I agree. It almost seems like an easy way out and a sure fire way to grab attention. I'll admit that I have fun with some of these types of films (hell,I recently reviewed one) but it irks me to think that these types of films will gain instant notoriety due to a wacky title, particular aesthetic, and some flashy promos without a real regard to actual content or message.
- November 3, 2010 at 5:14 PM
- the jaded viewer said...
Quentin Tarantino has been doing this for years but somehow his flicks are original. I'm all for the retrosploitation rather than the reboot or remake.
At least movies like Machete and Inglorious Basterds hilarity of exploitaiton and make great flicks out of it.
Reboots and remakes use the same story and do nothing to different.
- November 3, 2010 at 5:28 PM
- Matt-suzaka said...
I don't think it should take anything away from other film styles. A good film is a good film for its own specific reasons, and if it is good, then it will be recognized as so by the people that want are looking for a specific brand of entertainment.
There's a reason why a retro-styled film like House of the Devil is so well received, which is the same reason a film like Pontypool is, they are great films. If retro films are taking all the awards, maybe it's because the other more "original" stories aren't as good on other levels. Original doesn't mean good, it just means original, not entertaining or interesting. And when it comes down to it, what is original really?
Great question, CTK...I'm curious as to what others will answer.
- November 3, 2010 at 7:12 PM
- Mike Snoonian said...
There are only so many stories to tell. The difference is in how one delivers the story.
What we're seeing is a crop of young directors who spent their formative years eyeball deep in Hammer horror, religious-themed horror, slasher films, Romero back when he was at his creative peak and the like. They're not simply paying homage to films they grew up with, more than likely it was that style of filmmaking that captivatedthem and inspired them to make movies in the first place.
Which is why I'm psyched that ten years from now the kids that were raised on the Scary Movie parodies are going to be behind the camera.
- November 3, 2010 at 7:36 PM
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- November 4, 2010 at 1:00 AM
- J. Astro said...
Retro can be tricky - when done right (in my mind Eli Roth does it best) then it can lead to some fun film-making that both stands on its own AND evokes a precious nostalgia that reminds of "the good old days" (whenever those were). But on the flip side of that, retro films use their own very self-reflexive "homage"/parody nature as an excuse - a "modern" film like MACHETE (a total piece of dumb junk, in my opinion) skates by simply because it's s'posed to be dumb. But it's lazy if one just sets out to make a "dumb" movie, and retro stuff tends to encourage that.
- November 4, 2010 at 1:02 AM
- Chris Regan said...
I'm getting a bit tired of film-makers romanticising the exploitation era. Most of the good things to come out of exploitation films were to do with talented people making the most of where they were in the industry with what little money they had. But what film-makers now mostly seem to be doing is being offensive as possible because they can use the retro defence to say it's all harmless fun, and then also trying to capture the 'so bad it's good' feeling, but you can't make a good bad film on purpose. To be honest I'm done with it and would much rather see original horror films. I think whether it poses a challenge or not depends on how well the retro films are doing - if the numbers show adding a retro poster and some grainy after-effects to the image will increase sales, then I wouldn't be surprised if filmmakers are being asked to make their films more retro to fit the current trend.
- November 4, 2010 at 6:26 AM
- Will Errickson said...
I'm gonna cheat and say I really dig it all. Sure, reboots of movies like ELM STREET and F13 aren't really my thing, but I don't have a problem with a remake like LET ME IN. Original films like MARTYRS and PONTYPOOL are fantastic, and retro/homages like HOUSE OF THE DEVIL and SHAUN OF THE DEAD are definitely welcome. We're truly living in a(nother) golden age of horror. Whenever I hear people say--and they do--"They just don't make horror movies like they used to," I have to laugh. They need to start paying fucking attention.
- November 4, 2010 at 6:37 AM
- Cortez The Killer said...
@Jaded, I know Tarantino has made a dime on these types of films but the fact of the matter is, this style is infiltrating not just mainstream but indie productions as well. I think that's the problem I have with it. It seems like the easy way out. Like a paint by numbers approach where people go 'Well he did it, I can too' without any regard to actual storytelling.
@Matt, maybe I should have rephrased my question to read original AND good horror films. Do these films get overlooked because of the recognition or familiarity of this style of film over something that is a bit more transgressive? Good point on films not winning awards because maybe they are just flat out not good enough. But, I have a hard time accepting that these retro styles of film really offer anything new to the mix when there is a well worn formula and it's easy to replicate. I almost feel like a separate category or criteria should be used when 'judging' these types of films. And I guess that's where the issue ultimately lies: I think horror is the most subjective genre of film on the planet. What constitutes a good horror film is so hard to define.
@Mike, I appreciate what they are paying homage to and what ultimately inspired them in the first place. And that's where I'm torn, I don't think they are inherently lazy filmmakers. They're probably coming from a good place. But in the grand scheme of things, they aren't challenging conventions and really not adding anything new to the genre.
Egad, I can't imagine those kids paying homage or being inspired by those films!
@J. Astro, I think you hit the nail on the head for me. These films encourage this kind of lazy, uninspired way of filmmaking. Again, not saying all are like this it just seems like a very convenient means to produce something that, on the surface, appears to be 'shocking' or 'inventive' when really it's not.
@Chris, totally agreed and I bet you they are. As a matter of fact, I wouldn't be surprised if that was the case. Almost half of the indie films I watched previews for last night on my On Demand service had that grainy texture in the trailers. It seemed like a checklist was being used during production.
@Will, AMEN. Regardless of rehashed ideas or an overabundance of remakes, one thing stands: we truly are in the middle of another golden age. And in my humble opinion, the past 10 years have seen the BEST horror films ever produced and they have, in my mind, done more to advance the genre.
- November 4, 2010 at 7:46 AM
- The Film Connoisseur said...
"see, that's one part of the new retro 'styling' that I don't agree with. It is what it is, warts and all why gussy it all up with the latest and greatest in technology? Doesn't that take away from the spirit of it?"
I dont know, films like MACHETE are still imperfect. They copy the imperfect style of whatever film they are paying homage to. Right down to the sudden cuts in continuity, the scratched film...and even the sound. I like it when they manage to copy that gritty look and style, but manage to mix it up with modern day make up effects like in PLANET TERROR which I think achieved that retro look and feel to perfection.
- November 4, 2010 at 8:29 AM
- Theron said...
You know, I really love the retro/grindhouse films, but I've noticed that it's becoming a stylistic crutch for untalented filmmakers. If it's sincere, that's cool. But, more often than not, it seems people are making very bad, cheesy films that look terrible, so they put some fake scratches on the flick a la "Planet Terror," then put something on the cover like "Filmed in Grind-O-Vision!" Meh.
- November 4, 2010 at 9:44 AM
- Geof said...
Great topic but a difficult question for me to answer, and I think everyone has great points to make here. For me...as long as a film is good and entertaining, I will like it. But to stay directly in the parameters of your topic, I think I lean more towards ideas that are fresh and original. That is not to say I hate the retro/remakes/what have you, but I just lean towards originality - which is kind of hard to do nowadays.
- November 4, 2010 at 1:02 PM
- Emily said...
Hmmmmmm. SOme great discussion up here and I don't really know where I stand. I guess when a director homages a style but doesn't rely on it, that's what I respect. I felt that way about House of the Devil, a film that was obviously a throwback, but was also incredibly entertaining and scary.
come to think of it, this may be part of whey I was never quite in love with Grindhouse when it came out. It felt like it was suuuuuch an homage to old cinema, something made purely to say 'hey, remember those movies from the '70s? how cool is it that we made two more!' Compare that to Inglourious Basterds, which had plenty of nods to exploitation cinema but stands fully on its own.
- November 4, 2010 at 6:08 PM
- Cortez The Killer said...
@TFC, I hear ya buddy. Films like Planet Terror due have their imperfections but the fact that they use the latest in technology for some effects, to me, ruins a bit of the experience of those types of films. As mentioned by others, those types of films were done by filmmakers on the cheap and the imperfections weren't necessarily a conscious effort.
@Theron, I'm beginning to feel that way too. Even though I've had fun with some of these films, I take a step back and just look at the sheer number of these films coming. And its funny that you mention Grind O Vision. I reviewed a film not too long ago (for which its now become our most infamous review) in which the filmmakers slapped that EXACT phrase on the cover. The grindhouse aesthetic seemed more of an afterthought and gimmick rather than a true part of the film. It was practically insulting.
@Geof, I agree I do too. As a matter of fact, I do my best to go out of my way to seek films that are more original and spotlight those on the blog. I guess that's why I'm growing in frustration with these types of films. I do think they take attention away from other films, regardless of quality or artistic merit. That's the thing, I think people are naturally gravitating to these types of films rather than seeking out things that are new and original.
@Emily, really good point. I think you make a great distinction. Giving nods to the style while fully standing on your own. I can get with that. And I agree, two perfect examples of the style but they don't beat you over the head with it.
So I guess what it comes down to is this for me: over reliance on the style to sell the film without any substance or original storytelling = easy way out and lazy, uninspired filmmaking. But for others that actual borrow but still have an interesting spin and story = bravo. Let's get more of those.
- November 5, 2010 at 3:55 PM
- Theron said...
Heh, I think I know exactly the flick you mean, Cortez...
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Introduction to the News Media for Irish Geoscientists
Introduction to the News Media for Irish Geoscientists seminar, Thursday 17th May 2012 at The Royal Irish Academy in Dublin from 1.30pm to 6pm.
What is this event?
A beginner's guide to the media, giving an insight into the way the news media works. You will get a tour of some of the key issues, hearing from journalists, press officers and other scientists about:
- the deadlines that journalists work to
- the role of the editor
- how journalists find stories
- top tips for dealing with the media
- the role of the press officer
- the importance of engaging with the media
What scientists who have previously attended this event say
- It gave me a good insight into why the media view is so different- and makes me listen to the views expressed now in a different light.
- Have already had some contacts with the media, but was very nice to hear things from their point of view. Must be said, have not appreciated fully the time pressures they work under.
- I found it one of the most rewarding uses of an afternoon that I can remember.
- I found the event very interesting and useful. I feel more comfortable with the idea of talking to journalists now.
- I thought it was great and gave me at least 5 major take home points which I will use in the future.
- Really enjoyed the meeting and found it very informative.
- We have needed an event like this for a long time.
Is it for you?
This is only for geoscientists who have not had much/any media experience before – we are limited on space so please don't come along if you are already media trained or have lots of experience of dealing with journalists.
The event will be divided up into two sessions punctuated by a tea/coffee break, and we'll finish off over a glass of wine and the opportunity to network informally with your peers. Download a flier for a list of speakers.
The event costs €20 and due to the size of the lecture theatre, numbers will be limited so we are keen that these limited places are taken by those of you who will benefit most from this event. Please only register if you are absolutely sure you can attend this seminar and it is definitely in your diary as places are limited.
To register visit www.ria.ie/events/events-listing/ria-and-science-media-centre-event.aspx