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Issue:September 1995 Year: 1995
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Upcoming Live Music

Having trouble keeping track of your musical calendar? We've decided to help you by supplying this handy-dandy September Music Checklist. Just marks the concerts you want to attend, clip, and save!

Things To Do

The Violent Femmes (Sept. 1, The Brewery).

College rock's early gateway to punk. Think "Blister In The Sun," "Add It Up," "Gone Daddy Gone."

New Duncan Imperials (Sept. 2 Butchtown Pub)

Sophisticated hillbilly party music for the Little Debbie-dependent.

Southern Culture On The Skids w/Bodeco (Sept. 2 Cherokee /Tewligans)

Greasy food, white trash rock and Link Wray.

George Thorogood and The Destroyers (Sept. 3, Coyote's)

Rock blues with a gravelly voice that inhabits those millimeters between a red neck and a blue collar.

Bobby "Blue" Bland w/Carence G. Carter (Sept. 8, Palace Theatre)

Authentic soul and blues from the masters

The Coctails (Sept. 15, Butchertown Pub)

They used to be lounge-y but now they're a bit more serious about their alternative rock.

Travis Tritt, Doug Stone and the Charlie Daniels Band (Sept. 16, Rupp Arena)

Road trip! Go to Lexington for country with definite rock influences.

Yer Girlfriend (Sept. 16, The Rudyard Kipling)

Hear 'em unplugged for this set.

The News Boys w/Josh McDowell (Sept. 20, Louisville Gardens)

Popular act that makes music with an agenda: Jesus.

Rocket From The Crypt (Sept. 21 Cherokee/Tewligans)

Loud guitars, in your face, not sweetly.

Cactus Brothers, Another Colour, Winston Hardy & The Roadmasters, Juggernaut Jug Band, Karen Dean (Sept 23, Baxter Ave. & Hepburn)

It's the Original Highlands Fest.

Floating Me, Supafuzz, Groovezille, The Galoots, Voodoo Love Taxi (Sept. 23, Butchertown Pub)

The Pub always seems to have at least one night that exceeds the maximum density for great acts.

Bob Rosenthal, New Horizon (Sept. 23, St. Francis of Assisi)

Music worth hearing at a parish picnic. Whatta concept!

Peter, Paul & Mary (Sept. 23, Palace Theatre)

These folks give folk a good name. "Puff The Magic Dragon," "Lemon Tree," "Leavin' on a Jet Place," "If I Had a Hammer" … get the picture?

Various acts (Sept. 23, Stagedoor Johnnies

It's the Harvest Showcase! Enter it! Attend it! It's for a good cause! It's organized by Chaz!

Kinghorse, Erchint (Sept.26, Butchertown Pub)

Those were the days, my friend. Punk of old, right here in 1995. Viva el Raton!



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