The b-sides Like to Dance at Gary Taylor's Rock Room

Date
1980-06-10
Description

THE b-sides LIKE TO DANCE AT GARY TAYLOR'S ROCK ROOM/ JUNE 10 - 13/ ON Radio Active RECORDS/ 661 Hornby Street 684-3616 Doors Open at 9 pm/ So what is the B-Side's Strategy? Dano: Get people dancing. Scott: And let them have a good time. Dano: I like dancing with girls so much. I wanted to ben in a band that would promote that. Scott: That's where the band gets all of its energy: watching people dance./ BY DERMOT SHIRLEY Pinion Staff The key word in the B-Sides' repertoire is versatility. Much of the band's material is beat-conscious ska by there are also many reggae tunes and a few rock and jazz-influenced numbers, including the Question Mark and the Mysterios [sic] classic '96 Tears'. The current club act is featuring songs from their recently released E.P. on Radioactive Records. She's a Raver and Bedtime for Bonzo [no prizes for guessing who that one's about] are the standouts with other favorites being Underground Radio Stars, Rock Steady, Shantytown and an inspiring version of Monty Norman's Spy vs. Spy.

Arrangement note
Perry Giguere "Perry the Poster Man" collection. Galleries. Galleries - general.
Display date
June 10-13, [198-?]
Location
Gary Taylor's Rock Room, 661 Hornby Street
Subject
Bands (Music)--Canada
Music--Performance
Ska (Music)
Genre
Posters
Type of resource
Still Image
Part of
Perry Giguere "Perry the Poster Man"
Identifier
MSC197-0594
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