FW: Press release - Jive Kings

From: "Sarah Shima" <info@acic-caci.org>
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Date: Mon, 12 Nov 2001 10:42:48 -0400
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From: Sarah Shima [mailto:flying_mountain@yahoo.com]
Sent: November 12, 2001 10:40 AM
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Subject: Press release - Jive Kings
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PRESS RELEASE

Have you purchased your tickets for Canada's own, incredible, Jive Kings?

The Carleton Victoria Arts Council is presenting the Jive Kings, an exciting
eight piece group from PEI, on November 21, 2001.

It's no surprise that the Jive Kings have won consecutive ECMA Awards for
jazz in 2000 and 2001. They were at the centre of an intense buzz at last
year's ECMA weekend in Sydney, Nova Scotia. This year in Charlottetown they
appeared on the nationally televised award show as well as the Atlantic
Airwaves live CBC radio broadcast. Put simply, the Jive Kings are redefining
what a jazz concert can be for many Maritimers. Since their first gig in
March of 1999 this lively eight piece group from PEI has continually wowed
audiences and critics with their infectious brand of swing, big band and
Latin styles. It's not just that their debut album "Spoon for Knife"
received glowing reviews, it's that the band is quickly gaining a reputation
for energetic and eclectic live performances. With the release of their
second CD, "the Jive Kings with Measha Brüggergosman", they have
collaborated with another of the East Coast's hottest musical commodities.
This CD includes eight originals by Jive Kings members, five jazz standards
featuring Measha, and a Tom Waits cover (Telephone Call from Istanbul).

"The Jive Kings have quickly become one of the country's top jazz units."
Bob Mersereau, The New Brunswick Telegraph-Journal

Come on out!

The show starts at 8:00 pm and doors open at 7:30 pm, Wednesday, November
21, 2001, at Carleton North High School, Bristol.  Tickets are $12 for
adults, with discounts for seniors and students.  Advance tickets are
available from The Owl Book Place in Woodstock, the Andrew and Laura McCain
Library in Florenceville, and Nissen's Market in Perth Andover.  Please
phone Peter, at 278-5154, for more information.

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Don’t forget to pick up your season’s tickets for the 2001-2002 season!

Season’s tickets for The Carleton Victoria Arts Council’s 2001-2002 season
will be on sale on November 21st, 2001.  All six shows are only $50, or a
flex pass (3 shows, your choice) can be purchased for $30.

The 2001-2002 Season includes:
*	Jive Kings
*	Valdy and JP Cormier
*	Mackinaw
*	Local Songwriters' Circle
*	Big Bill Morganfield
*	Dave Gunning


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