Connecticut Local Bands - Historical Chronologies & Reviews 2008

Connecticut Local Bands - Historical Chronologies & Reviews 2009

Extremely biased reviews. Unfair, unbalanced, and proud of it. If you're looking for fairness, look somewhere else.
And now with added crankiness and sarcasm.

This is a historical chronology of shows by certain musicians, whether we went to them or not. Actual reviews of shows are rarely written anymore. Shows we did not go to are in [brackets.] Links to websites were valid when we typed the entry.

We're also going to try to list the names of some of the performers that we see at open mikes. Some of them are very good, and not known outside their local areas. And yes, for some time we have been including performers from Western Massachusets and Upper New York state in this list. If we don't know someone's name, they don't get listed. We will also not list people who are so bad you want to forget you heard them, unless we feel that it would be a public service to warn others about them. Those names will be accompanied by a Warning! label.

A note from The Ministry of Truth: Truth is fixed, and eternal. Truth does not change with time.

And so, it begins.

January February March April May June July August September October November December

January 2009

Andre Balazs, Coyote Doty & Charlie Knox & Barbara White & Dale Adams, GrimFacts Ed Hoyer, Gil Dube, Patty & Jean, Denny Collin, Jim King, Jersey Steve & Cousin Bill, The K.O. Brothers, Jason Q, were among the performers at the open mike held at the LaSalle Market & Deli, Collinsville CT, on Friday, January 2nd.

Heather & Brett at the Crown & Hammer Pub, Collinsville CT, on Friday, January 2nd.

[The Sawtelles at Javapalooza, Middletown CT on Friday, January 2nd.]

Historical Chronologies & Reviews: 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

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