THIS IS A SPECIAL EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT FROM SHIFTING GEARS!!!!!!!
if you wish to be removed from our email list just let us know.
otherwise check this out and pass it on. thank you.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
THE SHIFTING GEARS UPDATE:
First up, big up to all those who drooped by this past Saturday and caught
my man Shuya Okino of KYOTO JAZZ MASSIVE tearing it up without warning at
Shifting Gears. We would've thought that he'd had enough after his stellar
set at Movement the night before, but evidently we stand corrected. Kyoto
don't stop! Can't wait to check Rainer Truby root down at Movement March 23.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
SHIFTING GEARS. JASON PALMA AND DEE JAY NAV NU JAZZ DEEP HOUSE SESSIONS
SATURDAY NIGHTS AT UNA MAS NIGHT CLUB. 422 ADELAIDE STREET W. $5 B4 11:30
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Also look for upcoming guest spots by London's AMALGAMATION OF SOUNDZ on
March 31st, Detroit's Alton MIller on April 21st and the Godfather of House
Music, Mr. Marshall Jefferson in May. Shifting Gears is hosted by residents
Dee Jay Nav and Jason Palma at Toronto's newest dancefloor venue,
Una Mas. This weekly Saturday night session features regular local
guest djs, and a roster of regular stopovers by djs from the global nu jazz
and deep house jet set is also in the works. Dee Jay Nav and Jason Palma
are both members of the Movement Collective, responsible for injecting
Toronto dancefloors with infectious afro, latin, jazz and brasilian grooves
at the monthly Movement sessions at Roxy Blu. Jason Palma continues to host
his Higher Ground radio show on Thursday nights on CIUT 89.5. Dee Jay Nav
is also part of the Upsidedown events team, and can his sets can be heard
weekly on the new EXPANSIONS radio show Tuesday nights on CIUT and at
www.beats.to. Feel free to contact us for any other information about the
night, and please add us to your club listings. Shifting Gears!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
MARCH 31: THE AMALGAMATION OF SOUNDZ Ubiquity, Filter, Dorado London UK
APRIL 21: ALTON MILLER Guidance, Distance, Life Line, Planet E Detroit USA
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
SHIFTING GEARS TOP TEN:
1) Mondo Grosso "Samba do Gato" (Epic)
2) Quartier Latin "Concepcion" (Wha? Roots)
3) James Ingram "Lean On Me" (MAW)
4) Crown Heights Affair "Far Out" (De-lite)
5) Queen Yahna "Ain't it Time" (P & P)
6) Sabata "Man For My Lady" (TSOB)
7) Nathan Haines "Earth Is The Place" (Chili Funk)
8) Black and Brown "Cool Affair"(Eric Kupper)(Irma)
9) T Kolai "Exodus" (Ibadan)
10) Syl Johnson "Is it Because I'm Black" (Twinight)
CHECK THE SOUNDS OF SHIFTING GEARS ONLINE AT THESE TECHNOLOGIX LINKS:
http://www.technologix.org/ram/shiftinggears/shiftinggears1.ram
http://www.technologix.org/ram/shiftinggears/shiftinggears2.ram
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
IT'S ALL BLACK MUSIC. As Black History Month comes to an end, we need to
take a moment in respect and in loving memory of all the black artists who
overcame adversity, both in the United States and internationally, to create
some of the most beautiful and inspiring of our recent history. Just this
past month we lost two major figures in jazz and soul music, the legendary
jazz organist Jack McDuff, and master trombonist JJ Johnson. They leave a
timeless legacy, along with other legends like John Coltrane, Miles Davis,
Fela Kuti, Jimi Hendrix, Billie Holiday, Tito Puente, Ella Fitzgerald, Sun
Ra, Marvin Gaye, Larry Levan, Grant Green, Lee Morgan and countless others.
You've left us with a legacy of music so beautiful and powerful that it
continues to transcend ethnic racial and cultural boundaries even where
closed minds and justice cannot. Thank you for your music and inspiration.
NAV.
This archive was generated by hypermail 2b30 : Fri Mar 02 2001 - 21:17:01 CET