FREE
IVIOI<E FESTIVALS
THIS SL]IVÍWIER. . .
TFIE WIAI<IPOSA NOTES IATELCOIVÍES
YOLI TO THE WIAI<IPOSA FESTIVAL
h4ariposa
celebrates its twenty-
ninth year of promoting folk arts in
Southern Ontario with ihis, our sixth
festival at Molson Park, Barrie. While
many of us are too young to remember
the summer of 7967, a lot of history has
passed under the Mariposa Bridge since
that first folk festival in Orillia.
The Mariposa Notes, the official
newsletter of the Mariposa Folk
Foundation, will help celebrate the
completion of our third decade with
special articles about Mariposa's past,
present and future. As well, The Notes
will continue covering the greater Toronto
folk music scene with radio and club
listings, album reviews, regular feature
articles and tidöits of useful information.
The Mariposa Notes irave appeared over
the years in various forms but this current
volume has been going for almost two
years, published bi-monthly, five times a
year. It's mailed to our members as well
as media personalities, other folk
organizations and governmeñt bodies.
Free copies can be picked up around
Toronto in various clubs and stores but
disappear almost as quickly as they are
delivered. 2,500 copies is still not enough.
I hope you've had a chance to read a
copy. If you wish to see previous issues,
they'll be on display at the Info Booth.
Ask to have them mailed to your home.
Steve Fruitman
- Editor in Chief
JIJ LY
Molson Canadian Day
Harbourfronl
1
Ouebec City
5-16 Festival d'Eté
7-g Winnipeg Folk Festival Winnipeg
Harbourfront
7-g Latinfest
London
14-16 Home County Fair
14-16 Vancouver Folk Festival Vancouver
14-16 New Country Weekend Harbourfroni
15 Beachfolk Festival Kew Beach Park
Yellowknife
21-23 Folk 0n The Rocks
21-23 Soul'N Blues Weekend Harbourfront
Guelph
28-30 Hillside Festival
28-30 Canadian Music Women Harbourfront
28-30 Slate Falls Blue Grass Festival Slate Falls
AU G TJ S-T-
3-6
4-7
5-9
5-6
5-7
9-13
1-1 3
Caribbean Jump Up
Harbourfront
Toronto
Caribana Festival
Clarendon
Blue Skies
Festival By The Sea
St. John N.B.
Wo.M.A.D.
Harbourfront
Hamilton
Festival of Friends
1
11-13
1B-20
25-27
Edmonton
Edmonton Folk Festival
RockabillyWeekend
Harbourfront
GospelFest
Harbourfroni
SEP-TEfVI
14
14
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San Antonio
Texas Folklife Festival
Acadian
EIER
Festival
Scotland at
Abrams Village PE.l.
Harbourfront
Parl<
15-17 Wyemarsh Festival
Harbourfront
Mariposa ln The
Toronlo
Midland
THIS FESTIVAL ISSUE PUT TOGETHER BY
Steve Frurtman
Jud¡th Saul
Gerri -fânner
f øne Siber41 and Louden Wainzaright III are tzoo of the many
Mariposa Performer s zaho you cøn meet this weekend at the Etnporiutn
Ed¡tor in Ch¡ef
Art D¡rector
Clutr Listings
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154 DanÍorth
JULY
13-15
9
16
23
Tin Whislle Lessons
Ceilidh Dancing
For more info
421-7689
Ave
469-0537
Mikey
20-22 Eugene Smith
Guitar
4
10
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Zydecajun
Band
Lonnie Brooks
Emmy-Lou Hanis
CZ
w¡th the
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WEDNESDAY JAMS
w¡th host
CANLOTTA TAVENN
Danlorlh
Avenue
Ed Forest
466-070it
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Keating
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67 Front Street
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30
JULY
8
20
22
29
Jani Lauzon with
867-9459
Mosaic
Band
Trio
Peter Eastmure Band
Ana Coutinho Band
Ana Coutinho
Ron Sexsmith
B
F
TUESDAYS OPEN STAGE
Wiseman
Marchand
Ronnie
and Kadusha
Donna
Doug Saint and
F
Friends
1 -16 el0sed
20 Noah Zaccharin
21,22 Joanne Mackell
23 Donna Dunlop
28 Brian Morgan
F
JULY
F
9
F
27 Dlltons
29 Joanne Mackell
3G-JULY1 Lillian Allen with the
CW
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Carroll
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Cowboy Junkies
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Arlo Guthrie & Pete Seeger
F
John Prine
F
JULY
30
Summer Country
Picnic
RIVOLI
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Revolutionary Tea Party Band
RR
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CZ
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Queen St
W
Water Drum
Tex-styles
Fresh
30-JLLY1
RR
CW
SOUTHENN ACCENT
59õ Markham
5ít6-3211
IHURSDAYS
Cajun
SI
Ramblers
CZ
Open Stages
FREE TIMES CAFE
320 College
St
967-1078
MONDAY & TUESDAY NIGHTS
FATALBENTS'
HOUSE \,
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COFFEE
300 Bloor St
CLOSED FOR THE SUMMER
BACK WOODS FOLK CLUB
119 St. George
THURSDAYS
JAILHOUSE CAFE
97 Main St.
691-1113
Out of Torvn
BNANTFOND FOLK CLUB
596-1508
JULY
the Stockbroker
2-5 Stephen C &the Red Rockets B 4 Atilla
Sheila Gostick
& the Red Rockets
6-8 Phantoms I RR
17-19 Michael Pickett N B NOY THOMPSON HALL
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(519) 759-7676 or 752-4671
OPEN STAGE
EilN FOLK CLUB
155 Main St. Erin, 1ntario
(519) 8s3-2035
SONG CIRCLE
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& OPEN STAGE
DESEET BOSE CAFE
42 Mill St. Elora,
(519) 846-0433
Wed July 5
Music Code Legend
We have attempted lo catagor¡ze the performers listed on lhese pages. However, these catagories are meant to be a guide and ¡n some cases may prove inaccurate.
(B) Blues (R) Roots (RR) Rock (RB) Rythm & Blues (RG) Reggae (F) Folk (G) Celtic
(CW) Country & Western (J) Jaz (EC) East Coast (L) Latin (C&Z) Cajun & Zydeco
532-2052
CW
977-70A0
MacDonald
29
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SATURDAYS
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JULY
I
Phantoms
9 The Space Trio
11 The Amateurs
Cajun Ramblers
13 The Flying Bulgar
Mike
Ave
James
281-1885
MOLSON PANK, BANilE
70t-737-0013
Picnic at Hanlan's Point
379 Spadina
JUNE
26-30
JULY
B
woRKsnop
GNOSSMAN'S
535-1429
6,7,8
JULY
Chester
Otis Blackwell
JULY
B
F
Summer
CZ
Joe Lewis Walker Blues Band B
30
JUNE
F
Terence
F
F
FHDAY NIÊHT SONG CIBCLE
Songs of
StW
HUNBrcANES
3351 Ellesnere
Spirit African Hish Life A
Miller
RG
Native
JUNE
F
F
7,8
B
HORSESHOE TAVENN
370 0ueen
598-475ít
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967-1078
JULY
21,22
Jane Siberry
29-30
JULY
JULY
30
JUNE
Klezmer Band
28
29
30
B
Rc
SNEAKY DEE'S
Simien
27,28 Big Daddy Kinsey
call 769-F0LK
CLINTON'S
693 Bloor St W
&
JUNE
\ /EEK NTGHTS
Ray
FNEE TIMES CAFE
320 College
MONDAYS
Michael Pickett
5,12,19,26
CW
Reggae
Birthday Bash mturins Sunforce
562 Bloor
18
26
closed until September
St
3G-JULY1 Red Banon
F
JUNE
and the Real Thing
JULY
Lima
Michelle Wrighl
Stephen C
and the Red Rockets
The Nationals
JULY
Wayne
SILVER DOLLAR
Spadina & College
JUNE
PREMIERE DANCE THEATRE
FLYINÊ CLOUD FOLK CLUB
292 Brunswick Avenue 925-1022
B
973-3000
Rafael
DIAMOND CLUB
Alexis with
W
WATER'S EDGE CAFE
Sherbourne Street
Positive
Jack de Keyzer
Blues
Morgan
HABBOURFNONT
JULY
JUNE
JULY
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Every 2nd & 4th Wednesday
Traditional lrish Music Session
964-2242
2G-JULY1 Dutch Mason Blues Band
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325 ùueen's ùuay
also
ALBERT'S HALL
481
HALTAS CEOLTOI
aI TRANSAC 292 Brunswick Ave
)ntario
-IUDY SMALL
University of Waterloo
Waterloo
(519)
1ntario
546-0433
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PASOUATI'S RADIO RAI,ICH
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89.5 FM
AFRICA IIIIEBNATIONAT RAO¡O
Anti-Aparthied Music
Saturdays 11 12 nidnight
with Michael Stohr
MARIPOSA FOLKWAVES
-
Mariposa Folk Badio thow
Mondaysl0-11 pm
with Steve
Country
Tuesdays2:30-5pm
Fruitman \
with Pascal Sharp
LAWYERS & GUNS,
SWEET PATOOTIE
Wonen in Blaes, Eospel &
0 CIUT 89.5 Cont'd
MOIIEY,
Count¡y Roats
Mondays 11- 12 midnight
with Gord Cumming
Jaz
TuesdaysS-10 pm
with Mary Millen
Local Folk Music
Tuesdays 12 midnight
WednesdaysS-7pm
-
MondaysS-9pm
with Brother Stu
Sundays6-9am
EVERYDAY I HAVE THE BTUES
with Courtney Williams
''
RAIGES
1 am
with Rick Fielding
Latin American
Sundays 1l am - 12 noon
with Rual Llarlull, Daniel
Sanchez, & Edgardo Escobar
with Joel Wortzman
DR FEELGOOD'S BTUES EMPORIUM
RARIIIES
Hard Io Find
Wednesdaysl0-11 pm
WednesdaysS-10pm
with Lorne van Sinclair
with Dave Barnard
Wednesdays 11
with Judy Perry
Wednesdaysl0-11pm
World
midnight
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Thursdays 1 -2 pm
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Fridays6-8pn
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with Richard Paul & Rico Paradez
Blues, n&8, Êospel & Soul
Thursdaysl0-11 pm
REGGAE SHOWCASE
ßeggae
-
Fridays 9pm
12 midnight
with David Kingston
SOUI'IDS OF AFRICA
AÍriean Contenporary
Saturdays4-6pm
with Sam Mensah & Thaddy Ulzen
THE LONG IIOTE
lrish & Celtic
SundaysS-9pm
with Mick Casey & Colm 0'Brian
ROCK MY SOUL
Gospel
Sundays9-10pn
with Lorne van Sinclair
FROM THERE TO HEAR
Wo¡ld Music
Sundays 10 - 11 pm
with Brenna MacCrimmon
SaturdaysS-9pm
Saturdaysl2-3pn
with Joe Lewis
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SaturdaysS-4pm
with Joe Lewis & John Valenteyn
CI(WR 98.7 FM
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KIÏCHE]IER
SONGS FBOM
Folk
IHE WOOD
8-
Wednesdays
10 pm
with Doug Gibson
SCOTT B BADIO HOUR
Canaüian Acoustic
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MELÏING POT
Alro-Anerican
Tuesdays4-5
with Sõott
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COW GIRL RADIO
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Sundays 1 -3 pm
with Lisa
BLUE AIIGET COUNTRY ROUI{D UP
CounIry
Sundays
TATII{ BEAT
Latin Jaz
8-
10
pm
THE TIVE IIVE SHOW
ßoots
Sundays 9-10pm
with Memo Acevedo
Fridayl-3pm
with Ardine
CBL 74O AM
PERFORMANCE
Follt
SaturdaysS:05-6pm
with Bob Knapp
SATURDAY ]'¡IGHT BTUES
Saturdays 11:05- 12
with Mitch Podolak
ForK MUSTC & F0TKWAYS
FOIK _ NOW IN ITS 24TH YEAR
11 pm
with Eileen
Folk
91.1 FM
- WATERTOO _
Sundays 6:15-7 pm
with Denise Jones
SIMPLY FOIK
with Marc Coulavin
HouR
Caribbean '
CBC 94.1 FM
Rools Music
Blues
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with Renee Gelpi
with Chris Compton
THE BruES
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Sundays 10 - 12 midnight
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New Age
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with Vince Vitacco & Jim Chiapetta
TuesdaysS-10pm
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Urbanczyk a'
Music
4pm
CARIBBEAN
Blues
Mondays
with Vince Vitacco & Jim Chiapetta
with Lise Waxer
Thursdays6-9am
B'S HUBIIN'HOUR
Thursdaysl0-11
12
pm
Sundays3
ÏHURSDAY MORI'I WITH RAS BICO
West lndian Bebel Music
with Steve Pritchard
Hartin'Country
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1
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Independant Canadian Music
Bluegrass & Old Tine Country
with Basia
Chilüren's Conedy
Sundays 12 noon -
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BIues
107.S ROGERS CABTE
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GOSPEL MUSIC MACHINE
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Sundaysl2:08-1 am
with Holgar Petersen
THE MAX FERGU$ON SHOW
Ethnololk
Sundays 10:05 12 noon
with Max Ferguson
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THE EI{ÏERTAINERS
MUSICAT FRIENDS
Folh
Sundays 1:33-3 pm
with Marie-Lynn Hammond
SIMPLY FOIK
Folk
FOIK
Sundays 2:05 - 4:30 pm
with Karen Gordon
Sundays 3:08-4 pm
with Mitch Podolak
CIAO 79O AM
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Maritime Music & News
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Sundays9-10am
Sundays
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with Arthur Wright
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