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|Application number
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|Dec 16, 2003
|Filing date
|Sep 20, 1999
|Priority date
|Jan 13, 1998
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|Tongbi Jiang, Edward A. Schrock
|Original Assignee
|Micron Technology, Inc.
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (10), Referenced by (2), Classifications (44), Legal Events (4)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This is a divisional of prior Application No. 09/006,639 filed Jan. 13, 1998 now U.S. Pat. No. 6,118,080, issued Sep. 12, 2000.
This invention relates generally to electrical contacts and techniques for the making the same and particularly to techniques for making electrical contacts for microelectronic devices such as integrated circuit devices and contacts utilized with such devices.
A variety of devices are known for making Z-axis electrical contacts. By "Z-axis" it is intended to refer to an element which extends transversely to the plane of the surface or surfaces to be contacted. One advantage of Z-axis contacts is that they accommodate for irregularities in one or more surfaces being contacted.
Metallic paste for forming electrical contacts has been known for some time. For example, solder pastes include conductive particles in a flux matrix. However, solder pastes have little ability to provide Z-axis connections because once heated they generally have little or no structural integrity.
In a variety of modern electronic packaging used for integrated circuits and other microelectronic devices, a plurality of contacts on one electrical component may be situated on contacts on another electrical component. In the presence of heat, the contacts on one component may melt or soften sufficiently to connect them to components on the other device. Many of these connectons are advantageous because they occur in regions which could not be accessed otherwise. For example, surface mount packages and ball grid arrays may use this type of connection.
While these products may use conductive bumps, these bumps generally cannot accommodate for a variety of irregularities which may be encountered by contacts. One problem faced with conventional contacts is that a good electrical connection may not be possible between two contacts because a native oxide film has formed over one or more of the contacts which prevents the electrical connection. Another difficulty, described above, is that the contacting surfaces often are irregular so that good physical connection is not always possible.
Thus, there is a continuing need for a Z-axis contact which facilitates connection between surfaces which may be irregular, which improves the connection in a variety of surfaces, and which at least in some cases, facilitates connection between surfaces which may be occluded by a native oxide layer.
In accordance with one aspect of the present invention, an electrical contact for a microelectronic device includes a first contact pad and a resinous member having conductive particles. The member extends upwardly from the first contact pad.
In accordance with another aspect of the present invention, an electrical connection for a microelectronic device includes a first contact pad and a resinous member having conductive particles dispersed through the member. The resinous member has upper and lower ends. A second contact pad is connected to the upper end of the member and the first contact pad is connected to the lower end of the member.
In accordance with yet another aspect of the present invention, an electrical contact for a semiconductor device includes an annular member formed of conductive particles in a resinous matrix. The member is adapted to physically and electrically connect to conductive terminations.
In accordance with another aspect of the present invention, a method of electrically contacting a surface includes the step of depositing an annular member formed of conductive particles in a resinous matrix. The member is physically connected between a pair of conductive surfaces.
In accordance with but another aspect of the present invention, a method of making electrical contact includes the step of forming an upstanding conductive, annular member on a first contact surface. The member contacts a second contact surface. The member is heated to bond the member to the second contact surface.
In accordance with yet another aspect of the present invention, a stencil for forming a deposit for making electrical contact includes an annular opening formed in the stencil. At least one bridge element spans across the annular opening.
In accordance with another aspect of the present invention, a method of forming a deposit in making semiconductor devices includes the step of forming at least one annular opening in a plate to form an inner member inward of the opening and an outer member outward of the opening. A physical connection is maintained between the inner and outer members.
In accordance with but another aspect of the present invention, a resinous electrically conductive material includes a resinous body having an edge surface. A plurality of electrically conductive particles lap one another along the edge surface so as to form an electrically conductive path along the edge surface.
FIG. 1 is a partial top plan view of one embodiment of a stencil useful in connection with the present invention;
FIG. 2 is an enlarged cross-sectional view showing the stencil of FIG. 1 in position on a microelectronic device in the process of forming a Z-axis contact;
FIG. 3 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of a connection achieved by way of the Z-axis contact shown in FIG. 2;
FIG. 4 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of another Z-axis connection in accordance with an alternate embodiment; and
FIG. 5 is an enlarged photomicrographic depiction of a conductive resinous matrix useful in connection with the embodiments shown in the previous figures.
Referring to the drawing wherein like reference characters are used for like parts throughout the several views, a stencil 10 for forming a contact member is shown in FIG. 1. The stencil is illustrated as having an annular opening 12 spanned by bridging elements 14. Thus, the illustrated stencil 10 is capable of forming circular, annular deposits. The stencil 10 may be formed using conventional techniques used to form solder stencils. The stencil 10 may, for example, be laser cut or may be chemically etched. Other noncircular, closed annular shapes may be formed using stencils of the type illustrated in FIG. 1, with bridging elements 14.
Referring now to FIG. 2, the stencil 10 is shown in position atop support structure 16 which could be a part of a variety of microelectronic elements. Among the potential support structures 16 are a die or chip, a printed circuit board, or a flexible card. The support structure 16 includes a conductive contact pad 18 over which is situated the stencil 10. A resinous matrix with interspersed conductive particles is forced through the stencil 10 using a squeegee blade 20 or the like to form the resinous member 22 in the form of an interrupted circular annulus. The resulting member 22, is annular and tapers in thickness as it extends upwardly.
A wide variety of materials may be used as the resinous conductive member 22. For example, a resinous matrix with metallic particles such as silver, nickel or iron flakes or gold plated nickel flakes may be utilized such that the conductive particles are capable of making the member 22 conductive.
As shown in FIG. 5, the conductive flakes 24 may coalesce or align along surface regions to form a conductive path comprised of a series of contacting conductive flakes. While the precise physical reason why these aligned particles are formed at surface regions is not known, it is believed that it may be a function of surface tension.
A wide variety of resinous matrices may be utilized including polymeric adhesives, epoxies, thermosetting, thermoplastic, and B-stagable resins which may not be fully cross-linked and other highly thixotropic resins. One particularly preferred resin is polyimide. It is advantageous since it is thermoplastic and may have a thixotropic index of 6 or greater. An advantageous viscosity range is 200,000 centipoise.
The thickness of the stencil and the resulting height of the member 22 is subject to considerable variation. Useful stencil heights include heights from about 3 to about 10 mils. Members 22 for flip chips may have a height range of approximately 3 mils.
The conductive particle size depends on the aspect ratio of the member 22. However, the particle lengths of � to 1 mil would be advantageous in connection with the present invention. The loading factor of conductive particles is advantageously approximately 80%.
One suitable metal flake 24 is a silver flake available from NanoPowders Industries, L.C. of Bay Harbour Islands, Fla. 33154. With these types of materials, an annular stencil opening of approximately 1 mil measured radially is suitable.
With a thermoplastic material forming resinous member 22, as shown in FIG. 3, a bond pad 28 may be situated atop the member 22. In this condition, the member 22 may be cured at a temperature above Tg which is the glassy transition temperature of the member 22. Above Tg the upper end 23 of the member 22 bonds to the bond pad 28.
Because of the pointed upper end 23 of the member 22, any remaining oxide on the contact surface of the bond pad 28 may be penetrated insuring a good electrical contact. In addition, if there are surface irregularities in the bond pad 28, those can be accommodated for during the softening of the member 22, again, to insure good electrical contact. Particularly with aluminum bond pads, the potential for aluminum oxides to form on the surface of the bond pad is significant. Thus, the ability of the contact to make contact through that oxide is beneficial.
With thermosetting resinous matrices, it may be necessary to hold the contact in place using additional adhesive. The additional adhesive (not shown) may be positioned around the member 22.
The stencil 10 may be provided with large number of apertures which can simultaneously print a large of number of members 22 on a variety of bond pads. For example, a semiconductor wafer can be printed with a large number of the conductive members 22 using conventional printing techniques well known to those of ordinary skill in this field. Alternatively, pin transfer techniques may be utilized.
Instead of making direct contact with the bond pad 28, an intervening conductive bump 30 may be provided on the bond pad 28, as shown in FIG. 4. In this situation, the annular arrangement of the member 22 facilitates and guides the conductive bump 30 into alignment with the member 22.
While the present invention has been described with respect to a limited number of embodiments, those skilled in the art will appreciate numerous modifications and variations. For example, a plurality of concentric annular members 22 could be used. It is intended that the appended claims cover all such modifications and variations as fall within the true spirit and scope of the present invention.
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|Filing date
|Publication date
|Jun 28, 1974
|Mar 2, 1976
|Armstrong Cork Company
|Process for forming decorative surface coverings
|Jun 16, 1976
|Nov 21, 1978
|Congoleum Corporation
|Resinous polymer sheet materials having selective, decorative effects
|Jun 30, 1983
|Mar 10, 1987
|International Business Machines Corporation
|Process of making interconnection structure for semiconductor device
|Dec 14, 1989
|Nov 26, 1991
|Robert Bosch Gmbh
|Method of electrically and mechanically connecting a semiconductor to a substrate using an electrically conductive tacky adhesive and the device so made
|Feb 22, 1994
|May 16, 1995
|Hughes Aircraft Company
|Electrical interconnection apparatus utilizing raised connecting means
|Jun 2, 1995
|Sep 23, 1997
|Mpm Corporation
|Stencil apparatus for applying solder paste
|Sep 3, 1996
|Apr 21, 1998
|Micron Electronics, Inc.
|Apparatus for depositing solder and adhesive materials onto a printed circuit board
|Apr 12, 1993
|Feb 2, 1999
|Robert Bosch Gmbh
|Hybrid circuit with an electrically conductive adhesive
|Jan 13, 1998
|Sep 12, 2000
|Micron Technology, Inc.
|Z-axis electrical contact for microelectronic devices
|Apr 7, 1999
|Dec 19, 2000
|H.B. Fuller Licensing & Financing
|Reflective composition of particles with resinous binder and process for preparing same
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|Mar 16, 2004
|Nov 27, 2007
|Temic Automotive Of North America, Inc.
|Adhesive assembly for a circuit board
|Mar 16, 2004
|Sep 22, 2005
|Jinbao Jiao
|Adhesive assembly for a circuit board
|U.S. Classification
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|May 25, 2007
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Year of fee payment: 4
|Jan 4, 2010
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Pretty Little Liars
Pretty Little Liars Season 4: What's in Wilden's Trunk?
In the Pretty Little Liars Season 4 premiere we learn that there's a dead pig in Wilden's trunk! Read on to see what we thought was in the trunk before tonight's reveal.
We will find out right away.
Well, the good news is that we will discover the contents of the trunk presumably within the first few minutes of the Season 4 premiere. We know that the ep picks up moments after the Season 3 finale ends (i.e. with the Liars staring, horrified, into Wilden's trunk). Now, we just have to make it to June 11.
"More disturbing" than creepy dolls.
Marlene King tweeted that whatever is in the trunk is "more disturbing" than those creepy dolls from Season 2. Now, those dolls were pretty darn creepy, so this certainly ups the ick factor of whatever has been stewing in that swampy cruiser.
Troian calls it: "Pretty awful."
Though there was nothing actually in the trunk during the Season 3 finale filming, Marlene told Troian to imagine something "pretty close to your worst nightmare." When Troian saw what was in the trunk when they picked up filming for Season 4, she confirmed it was "pretty awful."
"She set us up."
In the Season 4 promo, we hear a Liar make the bone-chilling statement, "She set us up." (Again.) This could be in relation to another aspect of the plot, but we'd bet our pretty little...pennies that it has to do with the contents of the trunk. This spoiler, more than any of the other ones, makes us think the contents of the trunk could be a "what" and not a "who."
It's keeping Mona around.
We can't wait to see the Mona/Liars dynamic in Season 4. Basically, Mona is Team Liars now, which her teammates are less than excited about. The reason they're keeping her around? It has to do with what they find in the trunk. Oliver Goldstick shared, "Because of what happens in the trunk, they might need to have her around."
The car has been vamoosed.
Though this is not a trunk-specific spoiler, it does deal with the car in general. In one of the sneak peeks for the Season 4 premiere, we learn from a convo between Emily and Hanna that the Liars have somehow disposed of the vehicle. They don't go into details (other than to remark that they got their fingerprints all over the thing), but they don't seem too, too shaken up about the incident either.
We're actually pretty impressed with how well the PLL Powers That Be have kept the lid on this secret (and hope that means it will be particularly juicy). We've speculated before about the contents of the trunk, but we won't know for sure until the Season 4 premiere. Until then, guess away!
What do you think is in the trunk? Do you have a theory that hasn't yet been floated? Either way, let us know in the comments below!
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Conclusions and recommendations of the Committee against Torture, Republic of Korea,
U.N. Doc. A/52/44, paras. 44-69 (1996).
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Conclusions and recommendations of the Committee against Torture
Republic of Korea
44. The Committee considered the initial report of the Republic of Korea
(CAT/C/32/Add.1) at its 266th and 267th meetings, held on 13 November 1996
(see CAT/C/SR.266 and 267), and adopted the following conclusions and recommendations.
45. The Committee welcomes the detailed and timely report of the Republic of
Korea, which on the whole conforms to the Committee's guidelines. The Committee also thanks the State party for its responses to the concerns expressed by the Committee.
Positive aspects
46. The Committee welcomes the positive changes since 1993 towards improving and enhancing human rights and achieving the minimal international standards, as demonstrated,
inter alia
, by the State party's ratification of a series of international treaties concerning human rights and by its willingness to build a society characterized by respect for human dignity and to move towards the democratization of society.
47. The Committee notes that some relevant laws, regulations and institutions have already been amended in the spirit of human rights enhancement.
48. It is encouraging that the civilian Government granted amnesty to and restored the rights of a large number of citizens and thus contributed to the more liberal political climate.
49. The Committee notes with satisfaction the efforts of the Republic of Korea to expand the scope of legal aid available to the economically underprivileged.
50. The Committee is also encouraged that, at least in a few cases, public officials who have tortured prisoners have been convicted and that, in some cases, courts have ruled that confessions obtained under duress during interrogations are inadmissible as evidence.
51. The Committee also appreciates the frankness of the report, which shows the Republic of Korea's consciousness of the problems that remain to be solved and its awareness of the need for further improvements to be made with regard to inadequate and unacceptable practices and institutions.
52. The Committee notes with satisfaction that the Republic of Korea has concluded mutual judicial assistance treaties on criminal matters with Australia and Canada and has signed such treaties with France and the United States.
Factors and difficulties impeding the application of the provisions of the Convention
53. The Committee is aware of the security problems and the tense situation on the Korean peninsula.
54. The Committee has tried to take this fact into consideration in formulating its conclusions and recommendations. However, it must be emphasized that no exceptional circumstances can ever provide a justification for failure to comply with the terms of the Convention.
Subjects of concern
55. The Committee is concerned that the Republic of Korea has not incorporated a specific definition of the crime of torture in its penal legislation in terms consistent with the definition contained in article 1 of the Convention.
56. The Committee notes with deep concern that continued reports from non-governmental organizations show that many political suspects still go through the "torture procedure" during interrogation, in an attempt to extract confessions from them. The sleep deprivation practised on suspects, which may in some cases constitute torture and which seems to be routinely used to extract confessions, is unacceptable.
57. The Committee is also concerned that the legal system facilitates long periods of interrogation of suspects before they are charged.
58. The Committee is equally concerned at the State party's continued failure promptly and impartially to investigate and prosecute those responsible for acts of torture and ill-treatment. It is unacceptable that only formal complaints of the victims of torture are investigated.
59. While taking into account that the implementation of the National Security Law is the result of security problems on the Korean peninsula, the Committee emphasizes that the Republic of Korea must ensure that the provisions of the National Security Law are not implemented arbitrarily. The vagueness of its provisions gives rise to a great danger of arbitrariness.
60. The report of the Republic of Korea mentions a single specific case concerning the obtainment of redress for a crime of torture. The Committee expresses its concern that the existing procedures for obtaining redress or compensation are not effective.
61. It is a matter of concern that suspects may be detained for up
to 10 days without a remand order or any form of approval by the courts.
62. The Republic of Korea should enact a law defining the crime of torture in terms consistent with article 1 of the Convention.
63. The national laws should be further reviewed in the light of the Convention and other standards for the protection of human rights in general.
64. Education of police investigators, public prosecutors, other law enforcement personnel and medical personnel regarding the prohibition against torture should be fully included in their training, in accordance with article 10 of the Convention, with special emphasis on the definition of torture as contained in article 1 of the Convention and on the criminal liability of those who commit acts of torture.
65. An independent governmental body should take over the inspection of detention centres and places of imprisonment. Public prosecutors, who are also part of law enforcement personnel, which may itself be subject to investigation of the crime of torture, should not be the main inspection figures.
66. The Committee recommends that the allegations of ill-treatment which have been brought to its attention be duly investigated and that the results of such investigations be transmitted to the Committee.
67. The 30- or 50-day maximum period of detention in police premises for interrogation purposes before the suspect is charged is too long and should be shortened.
68. The Committee recommends that counsel be permitted to be present during interrogation, especially since such presence would be in furtherance of the implementation of article 15 of the Convention.
69. The Committee hopes that the Republic of Korea will review its reservation and make the declarations concerning articles 21 and 22 of the Convention.


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The Winter Gardens Blackpool is home to the Opera House Theatre. Private function rooms are available for weddings, exhibitions, meetings, conferences and trade shows.Weston-super-Mare, North Somerset BS23 1AJ www.wintergardensblackpool.co.uk/
Website, www.latonahotels.co.uk. Full Description. Walton Park Hotel is set in a beautiful cliff side location and most of the bedrooms have magnificent sea views ...Kewstoke, North Somerset BS22 9UZ www.latonahotels.co.uk 01934 415778
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WEDDING, CONFERENCE AND PARTY VENUELympsham, Somerset BS24 0HA www.yarlingtonbarn.co.uk
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Whether you're searching for a relaxing country hotel break, the perfect wedding venue, or a place to host your corporate event, you are sure to find that the relaxed classic elegance of Battleborough Grange Hotel is just what you are looking for.Highbridge, Somerset TA9 4HJ www.battleboroughgrangehotel.co.uk
Lyncombe Lodge Hotel and Restaurant is a family-owned country lodge hotel nestling high on a wooded hillside and set in 250 acres of rolling Mendip ...Lyncombe Drive, Churchill, Somerset, BS25 5PQ www.lyncombelodge.co.uk 01934 854 800
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A beautiful wedding venue in the Chew Valley near the Bristol and Weston-super-Mare. Civil ceremonies, wedding receptions plus serviced offices and catering for the perfect eventBlagdon, North Somerset BS40 7RE www.coombelodge.co.uk/ 01761 463355
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The St. David's Hotel & Spa Official Site: a modern and luxurious hotel in Cardiff. An ideal venue for conference, training, meetings, weddings and luxury breaks in Cardiff.Cardiff CF10 5SD www.thestdavidshotel.com 029 20 313118
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Mutual fund execs talk high-frequency trading
The Washington Post, ever influential in lobbying and regulatory circles, has weighed in with a general look at high-frequency trading through the eyes of two mutual fund executives, one who is comfortable with the practice and one who is not.
The arguments are old by now. A Vanguard employee notes the benefits of high-frequency trading, notably the added liquidity and the decline in transaction costs that benefit a wide swath of the market, including retail investors. A T. Rowe Price representative notes some of the negatives, such as the fact that the liquidity often amounts to flickering quotes, the incessant quote-gaming, the sniffers and so on. The article doesn't get into the maker-taker traders and whether that represents a pro or a con.
When you boil it down for regulators, the fact is that both views are right. There are enough variants of high-frequency trading that we get some true benefits and some ill effects. The regulators will have to think this through with an eye on a market structure that preserves the benefit and moderates the downsides, which will not be easy.
Of course, one might argue here that the urgency of the issue may have receded just as bit, as the once awesome growth trajectory of high-frequency trading has moderated and seems to have plateau-ed in terms of its share of all trading. More than a few of these firms are ailing right now, with no real change in sight.
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Postgame Notes: California-Arizona State
With today¿s victory, California improved to 18-6 to equal its win total for all of last year when the Golden Bears finished 18-15. Cal has now won at least 18 games in all four seasons under Mike Mon
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- With today's victory, California improved to 18-6 to equal its win total for all of last year when the Golden Bears finished 18-15.
- Cal has now won at least 18 games in all four seasons under Mike Montgomery. Only two other Cal coaches have led their teams to at least 18 wins in four consecutive seasons. Pete Newell did it four years in a row from 1957-60 and Ben Braun did it five times from 1999-2003.
- Arizona State shot 38.3 percent, from the floor, to become the 13th Cal opponent to shoot under 40 percent this year.
- Cal has won five games in a row over ASU, and seven of the last eight contests.
- The Bears made eight three-pointers; their highest total in a game since sinking 11 against UC Santa Barbara on Dec. 19.
- Cal has held three Pac-12 opponents to under 50 points, this year – also USC (49) and Utah (45).
- Cal did not allow ASU to make a field goal until 14:51 remained, in the first half. The Bears led, 13-1, before the first Sun Devil bucket went in.
- One game after making its first 11 free throw attempts before missing, Cal sank its first 12 foul shots before its first miss against ASU.
- Cal held ASU to 16 points in the first half – the eighth time, this year, a Golden Bear opponent has failed to reach 20 points at the break.
- With 19 points, Allen Crabbe reached double figures for the 20th time this season; the 40th time in his career.
- Allen Crabbe moved into Cal's single-season top-10 list for three-pointers today. With three against the Sun Devils, he now has 62 to put him in a tie for sixth place. He also had 62 three-pointers all of last year.


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- Jimmy will be bringing in the New Year with the Sheepdogs Dec 31, 2015 in Barrie. Check show info here.
The Sheepdogs Live in Barrie New Years eve.
- Jimmy is currently touring with Canadian band The Sheepdogs. Jimmy joined the band while on tour a week ago for some shows in the U.S. And will join them for the rest of the year and a Canadian Tour in Feb & Mar. Visit the sheepdogs.com to view the bands tour schedule.
- Jimmy was proud to be apart of the Jeff Healey Walk of Fame induction recently. We'll post some video of that performance of that show soon.
- Some video from the Idea City performance The Jimmy Bowskill Band Live
- Jimmy and his band will be a guest at Idea City 2014. This is Jimmy's second time at Idea City. His first visit was in 2004.
- Jimmy will be opening for the legendary Dr. John at Victoria Hall Cobourg, Ont June 24, 2013
- We are currently on tour in Canada. Looking forward to seeing you all out there on the dusty trail. The first few shows have been awesome!
Jim and his band will be playing their full show in support of the current new Vinyl Release "Back Number"
Please check the tour page for show listings and ticket info.
- BACK NUMBER on 180G Vinyl is now available to order online!
Pressed at the world famous Pallas Plant in Diepholz, Germany.
Order your copy here "Back Number 180G VINYL"
- Lots of new tour dates coming up shortly! Check the tour page.
- Check out Jim's latest interview on the show Guitar Picks
- Thanks to Marshall Amplification for the great tour rig. Picture on Photos page of the Marshall 1974X stack!
- We are very honored to be featured in the current issue of Guitar Player Magazine! Click on this link to read the interview. www.guitarplayer.com
- The residency at Cherry Colas is going really well and we still have two more shows to play there this month. Come down and join us for a night if you can. 200 Bathurst St. Toronto just north of Queen.
- We will be playing weekly on Wednesday nights for the month of August at Cherry Colas Rock n Rolla Cabaret in Toronto starting August 8, 2012.
No door! No cover! Just a kick ass band at a cool little club. Come out and support live music.
- Due to circumstances beyond our control we have had to cancel our Western Canada dates for this Aug 4 & 5 at Kaslo and Rock Creek. We apologize for any inconvienience this may have caused anyone and we hope to make it out west again very soon.
- The Jimmy Bowskill Band Rocks for Autism June 15 at The Port Hope Lions Centre. See Tour page for details.
- "Back Number" comes in at #45 for the week of June 8th on the Roots Music Report.
- The Highways & Skyways Tour 2012 continues June 20 at Cherry Colas on Bathurst & Queen Toronto.
. Check the tour page for more info
- Check out the recent reviews for "Back Number" on the Bio / Reviews page.
- We have a show coming up April 20 with our friends from Zapp Concert Promotions at The Regent Theatre in Picton, Ont
tickets available at the theatre box office. Check the tour page for more details.
- American dates for the Highways & Skyways Tour 2012. Check the tour page for details. More shows to be added soon.
- Dec 1, 2011. We have completed work on the new record "The Jimmy Bowskill Band, Back Number". Our friends at Ruf Records in Germany will be releaseing this title on our behalf. Germany and Europe early January and North America this Spring. So the "Highways & Skyways Tour for 2012 is now set up and the flights are booked and we will roll into Bremen, DE on Jan 19, 2012 to start touring the new release. Looking forward to seeing you all soon.
- We have a show at Cherry Colas Rock & Roll Cabaret, 200 Bathurst St. Tues Oct 18. Playing new material from our upcoming release.
- First dates of the "Highways & Skyways Tour" announced for Jan / Feb 2012. More dates to follow soon.
- New record has been recorded and will be released near the end of 2011.
- Review from the Southern Ontario portion of the "Take a Ride Tour" Market Hall, Peterborough show May 13, 2011 http://americanareview.blogspot.com/2011/05/concert-review-jimmy-bowskill-band.hotmail
- The "Take a Ride Tour" continues in Southern Ontario on Ma y 11 in Huntsville at the Algonquin Theatre. The tour also stops in Uxbridge and Peterborough. There will be Summer festival updates shortly as well.
- The Jimmy Bowskill Band are happy to be resuming the "Take a Ride Tour" starting next week March 18 in Drachten, NL at Iduna. We look forward to seeing you all on tour.
- Jimmy was featured recently on a CBC Radio 2 presentation called Canada Raves on the Blues. The show consisted of some of Canadas top Blues artists and was hosted by Colin Linden.
Track 1 - Spirit Of The Town by J. Bowskill
Track 2 - Spike Driver Blues by J. Hurt featuring Colin Linden on slide guitar
- De Bosuil Muziekcentrum, Weert NL March 20, 2011 has been added to the "Take a Ride Tour" for this coming Spring. Many more dates to come please check back and have a look at the Tour page.
- Jimmy will be opening for Robert Cray with a rare solo performance Feb 13, 2011 in Port Hope, Ontario at The Capitol Theatre. Tickets are available at the Capitol box office. www.capitoltheatre.com
- The Jimmy Bowskill Band has been nominated for "Electric Act Of The Year" at the 2011 Maple Blues Awards to be held at Koerner Hall at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto, Monday, January 17, 2011.
- Online voting is open from Midnight Newfoundland Daylight Time October 29th, 2010, through Midnight Pacific Standard Time December 12th, 2010 at http://torontobluessociety.com/site/?page_id=1708
- Jimmy Bowskill "Live" has been released in Europe, North America and The U.K.!
- We have just released the "Live" record in North America, Europe and the U.K. this past week with our friends at Ruf Records in Germany. We will see you all soon on tour!
New show added to the Take a Ride Tour for Germany.
Oct 10, Garage Deluxe, Munich.
tickets @ www.snaketicket.de
Review of the Threee J's show in Bonn. http://www.english-network.de/3-js-3-different-blues
European Tour Dates for the Take A Ride Tour 2010 / 11 announced!
Check the Tour page for more info.
Check the tour page for more info.
The Three J's - Just announced! The Jimmy Bowskill Band will be opening a show for Jeff Beck and Joe Bonamassa in Bonn, Germany July 19th. Billed as the three J's. Check the tour page for more info or click on the poster to purchase tickets.
New Live CD review from Classic Rock Revisited. http://www.classicrockrevisited.com/reviewbowskill.htm
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Former Country Chef Out at Elizabeth; Choice Market Opening in Dumbo
The Sheridan Square review in the 'Daily News' won't do you much good, and Dumbo gets a Choice Market, in today's neighborhood food news.
Dumbo: An outpost of Clinton Hill's Choice Market will open on the corner of York and Jay streets (near the F subway stop at York Street). [Dumbo NYC]
Flatiron: Jay-Z's 40/40 Club turns five this summer and will start serving a new sports bar–type menu in August. [Grub Street]
Nolita: Elizabeth restaurant has let go executive chef John Iconomou, and former Ilili chef Ryan Grant is filling in for the time being. [Eater]
Red Hook: The 360 space should reopen as an Italian restaurant by September. [Eater]
West Village: Danyelle Freeman reviewed Sheridan Square this week and only noted in the last line that chef Gary Robbins, who created the menu she focused on, has left. [NYDN]
Upper East Side: The burger at J.G. Melon "is the epitome of aesthetic perfection: griddle-cooked fresh ground beef, American cheese, a toasted white bun, sliced red onions, and pickles. It is served straddling both sides of the bun, which is laid out with the two halves facing up." [Hamburger Today]