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01/17 - Skokie Public Library
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Location: Skokie Public Library, Skokie, IL
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Info: A musical performance of James Gautier's poetry at the Skokie Public Library. Mark Cohen translated a number of James' poems into sign language. This show was filmed for public-access television broadcast. Noam Paco Gaster and Mark Cohen also read poetry as a part of this performance.
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Players: Brian Cameron,
James Gautier,
David Ladd
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First-time Players: Mark Cohen
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01/18 - Meeting
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Info: A meeting to discuss the future of the newly acquired studio space at Section X. The group decides to start rehearsing more formally and focus on learning some songs. These more focused sessions will be an experiment, so they became known as the "Experiment Sessions". To keep up the free-form style of jamming, a monthly "Open Jam" will be held.
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Players: DeLonde Bell,
Brian Cameron,
Kim Cox,
Paul Fehribach,
David Hurst,
David Ladd
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02/01 - Kitchen Sink
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Info: The double tape Kitchen Sink is released. Compiled by Brian Cameron from material recorded in late 1996 and early 1997. The first tape is 100-minutes and the second tape contains some older material to round out the set and setting. The second tape is 90-minutes in length.
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02/15 - February Open Jam
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Info: This jam became the first monthly "Open Jam". This became a tradition which is followed still. The monthly open jam is a forum for playing completely free-form and improvisational music. Musicians come and go as they feel inspired and able to attend.
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Players: DeLonde Bell,
Brian Cameron,
Noam Paco Gaster,
James Gautier,
Iva Itchevska,
David Ladd,
Cyndi Rhoads,
Syen U
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Songs:
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| Title |
Size |
Appears |
Rating |
| Kitchen Sink | 5.96 MB |
Rock, 1997 |
5 |
| Bad | 9.93 MB |
02-15-1997, Recover |
5 |
| Kitchen Sink (Long) | 11.77 MB |
02-15-1997 |
5 |
| Present | 6.21 MB |
02-15-1997, 1997 |
5 |
| Technolove |
10.07 MB |
02-15-1997, 1997 |
5 |
| Anyway |
5.10 MB |
02-15-1997, 1997, Join In Now |
5 |
| Eternity (The Rabbit Song) |
1.32 MB |
02-15-1997, 1997, Pop |
5 |
| For Your Love | 4.68 MB |
02-15-1997, 1997 |
3 |
| Feel The Pulse | 8.79 MB |
02-15-1997, 1997 |
4 |
| Circle Sky | 3.05 MB |
02-15-1997 |
3 |
| Don't Let It Slide No More | 16.77 MB |
02-15-1997 |
5 |
| New Toy | 15.23 MB |
02-15-1997 |
3 |
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02/16 - P.O.E.T.S. #1
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Location: P.O.E.T.S., 5 W. Division, Chicago
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Info: A musical performance of James Gautier and his bold poetry. The critics all say that he's positively mad. Special guests included Noam Paco Gaster, Jules Owsinek, and Syen U. At P.O.E.T.S., 5 W. Division.
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Players: Brian Cameron,
James Gautier,
David Ladd
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First-time Players: Jules Owsinek
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03/16 - P.O.E.T.S. #2
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Location: P.O.E.T.S., 5 W. Division, Chicago
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Info: A performance at P.O.E.T.S. (5 W. Division). Also featured are Lilly Mollman, and Tom Marsh all playing folk music. Noam Paco Gaster and Mark Cohen performed poetry. Mark translated one of James' poems into sign language. At P.O.E.T.S., 5 W. Division.
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Players: Brian Cameron,
Mark Cohen,
James Gautier,
David Ladd
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04/05 - Library Studio
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Location: Chicago Public Library, Chicago
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Info: One improvisational piece was dedicated to Allen Ginsberg, who passed on just the day before. Recording music at the library is a free public service. Call (312) 747-4896 to schedule time. Afterwords, this trio rehearsed for the next P.O.E.T.S. performance.
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Players: Brian Cameron,
James Gautier,
David Ladd
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04/23 - Experiment Session #12
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Info: The experiment to work on rehearsing a set of material gets placed on hold since two of the participants want to pursue other musical interests. The next "Experiment Session" is not until 07/12/1997.
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Players: DeLonde Bell,
Brian Cameron,
David Hurst,
David Ladd
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Songs:
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Rating |
| Willie The Pimp | 16.27 MB |
1997, Covers |
5 |
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04/27 - P.O.E.T.S. #3
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Location: P.O.E.T.S., 5 W. Division, Chicago
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Info: Don't Be Afraid of the Dark Productions presents an evening of improvisation, music, poetry and comedy with James Gautier, Brian Cameron, David Ladd, Noam Paco Gaster, Maria McCray, Keven Keyser, and Syen U. P.O.E.T.S. 5 W. Division, (312) 943-POET. 8:30pm.
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Players: Brian Cameron,
Noam Paco Gaster,
James Gautier,
David Ladd,
Syen U
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07/01 - 1997
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Info: The 100-minute double tape 1997 is released. Compiled by Brian Camerom from material recorded in 1997 with some older songs dating back to 1994.
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08/10 - T.V. Performance
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Location: Channel 19 Public Access Studios, Chicago
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Info: A television extravaganza! The Sheep Fiends are filmed performing for public television. Performance also by Don't Be Afraid of the Dark Productions featuring Brian Cameron, Mark Cohen, James Gautier, David Ladd, Jules Owsinek, and Zoe. Jules Owsinek filmed two pieces with a group she put together. Additional poetry readings by Mark Cohen.
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Players: Brian Cameron,
James Gautier,
David Ladd,
David Hurst,
Russell Mast,
Cyndi Rhoads
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08/17 - P.O.E.T.S. #4
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Location: P.O.E.T.S., 5 W. Division, Chicago
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Info: Don't Be Afraid of the Dark Productions presents an evening of improvisation. Featuring the poetry and music of James Gautier and Jules Owsinek. Brian Cameron and David Ladd will be adding music. Mark Cohen and Zoe will be translating the performance in artistic sign language (AST). The music of DeLonde Bell and the poetry of Gargorio Gomez are also featured. P.O.E.T.S. 5 W. Division, (312) 943-POET. 8:30pm. $4
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Players: Brian Cameron,
Mark Cohen,
James Gautier,
David Ladd,
Jules Owsinek,
Zoe
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09/21 - Songsation Television Appearance
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Location: Channel 19 Public Access Studios, Chicago
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Info: First of two 10-minute segments of live Sheep Fiends performance airs in late September, 1997. The first segment showed on Sunday, September 21st at 9pm and on Monday, September 22nd at 4pm. The second segment showed on Sunday, September 28th at 9pm and on Monday, September 29th at 4pm. The television program, Songsation and appears on Cable Access Network (CAN), cable channel 19 in Chicago only.
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Players: DeLonde Bell,
Brian Cameron,
James Gautier,
David Hurst,
David Ladd,
Cyndi Rhoads,
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09/29 - Songsation Television Appearance
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Location: Channel 19 Public Access Studios, Chicago
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Info: Second of two 10-minute segments of live Sheep Fiends performance aired in late September, 1997. The first segment aired on Sunday, September 21st at 9pm and on Monday, September 22nd at 4pm. The second segment aired on Sunday, September 28th at 9pm and on Monday, September 29th at 4pm. The television program Songsation appears on Cable Access Network (CAN), cable channel 19 in Chicago only.
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Players: DeLonde Bell,
Brian Cameron,
James Gautier,
David Hurst,
David Ladd,
Cyndi Rhoads,
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10/29 - Sometime Today
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Info: The 100-minute tape Sometime Today is released. Compiled by Brian Cameron from material recorded in 1997. This includes material from The Sheep Fiends Camping Experience (07/25-26/1997).
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