Jake Gold on CMW 2008 + Big Rude Jake returns on Episode 74

[indie at indiecan.com]

   A Tale of Two Jakes is the theme of Episode 74.

   /?It was the best of Jakes; it was the Biggest and Rudest of Jakes.?/

    From The Management Trust and Kindling Music, Jake Gold... and in  
this corner, the man who made ?whore-house jazz? an alternative genre,  
Big Rude Jake grace our radio show and generously share their insights  
into the Canadian indie scenes over three decades.

   Gayle Hurmuses and Joe Chisholm of IndieCan sit down with (Big  
Rude) Jake on Queen Street West to talk about the return of the BRJ  
brand to the Canadian music scene and why.  The radio show is a small  
excerpt of the 40 minute chat we had at The Saigon Cowgirl and I don?t  
know that I posted the ?best 10 minutes? but it was closest to CRTC  
friendly I could muster.  For the sake of those of you who are not of  
the faint of heart, keep an eye out for the full-Jake, the Bigger  
Ruder directors cut.  It? ain?t pretty but the stories are worth the  
investment of time so long as you aren?t baby sitting the neighbours  
kids.

   FYI ? The official unveiling of the new BIG RUDE JAKE  will be at  
Dundas Street?s The Lu Lu Lounge on March 5th and as a little industry  
insider secret, Jake celebrates his birthday Friday  February 29th at  
his regular Friday night show at The Reservoir Lounge on Wellington  
Street with a food drive, so bring along some big rude spam.  I will  
be processing last minute RRSP contributions at the bar until midnight  
so the organizationally retarded should get there early if saving on  
taxes is the order of the day.

   Jake Gold?s impact on the Canadian music scene is only a Google  
search away if you have just been too busy to keep up with the news  
for the last 20 years.  What makes this year special for IndieCan is  
Jake is the co-Chair of Canadian Music Week 2008 and on this week?s  
show he gives us some insights into what the buzz will be in T.Dot  
March 5th to 8th as the whole music world focuses on Canada for a few  
glorious days.

   Also on this show IndieCan offers our cheat sheet of ?off the  
radar? acts to take in at CMW.  The Audreys, Kyrie Kristmanson, Chris  
Koster, The Cliks, The I Spys and The Chronicles are also included in  
this week?s show.

   There should be new review material just about every day so plan to  
come back and peruse over the next week.  Thanks to Scarborough?s  
Seven Joint Ride for your comment this week, ?Imitation is flattery  
but innovation is legendary.?  That?s inspiring.  Let?s not forget,  
we?re all in this together.

   Warm regards,

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