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Gigs : 1988 : Jun8


What: Live Show
Venue: Victoria Park Pavilion
Town: KitchenerOntario
Date: Wednesday, 8th of June 1988

The Players

Pat Fish, Kizzy O'Callaghan, Laurence O'Keefe, Paul Mulreany

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Best Concert Ever
inb4dalock[at]-remove-gmail.com - Joe C. Waterloo
14Feb2008 8:48 PM (91 days 12 hours ago)
What a night. JB defined our youth and a little bit of our attitude to debauchery. To see our favourite band at that time so close and at such a small venue was tops. Screaming out "KIZZY!" in a drunken chorus got a smirk out of him. I shouted, "I was DRUNK!" to Mr. Fish's audience query of ones whereabouts in 1983(?). Got a smirk out him too. Great show, everyone was into it and the band knew it and loved it. Best moment of the night? We're outside leaving and Pat Fish catches up to us to chat. He mentioned something pictures of the Queen everywhere in England. That lad needed a drink.
memorable evening
d.m[at]-remove-sympatico.ca - DAVE[at]-remove-THE-LOO
5Mar2007 11:15 AM (1 year 72 days ago)
Had a beer backstage with Pat... a Blue, kept the can.
nice...
JammyPak2003[at]-remove-yahoo.com - Waterloo, Cda
7Jun2004 1:39 PM (3 years 343 days ago)
I've seen the JBC several times now, but this was my first show.
I was enamored with the Jazz Butcher as only a teenager could be...to find out 'my band' was coming to my conservative hotbed of a home town was like getting a new shirt, scoring a mickey from your friends older brother, and making out with a new girl all on the same weekend. I don't remember the show stopping early, but if it did I've long since blocked it out.
Those bastards!
chrisandjen[at]-remove-bigfoot.com - CantankerousApe
30Nov2003 11:39 AM (4 years 168 days ago)
I {think} this was a good show. I do remember enjoying "Sex Engine."

Mostly, though, I remember that the plug was pulled early because of a noise bylaw - something ridiculous like 10 or 11PM. I have hated Kitchener ever since.