(januaryinduluth.wordpress.com/).

Before he flees, he has agreed to give us a presentation on what he’s been up to.

Please join us in celebrating our Fair City, and Adam too, at a reception in his honor, with drinks and social and a presentation by the blogger himself.

Thursday, Feb. 2, 8 to 10 p.m. @ 2104

All friendly people welcome.

** Original Photography by @Kip Praslowicz

** 8 p.m. – The Monday Night Player’s Club (Jazz Quartet)
** 9 p.m. – Adam Carr

Dance Party to follow @ Rex Bar with Big Wave Dave and the Ripples.

The Facebook event is here.

We have done pretty well, but there is a lot of room for improvement. So far we’re hosting a monthly gig at Stargate Nightclub called BassGate. It’s on first Thursdays of every month and it’s 18+. My favorite thing about BassGate is that it’s for the bass heads. The regular crew doesn’t come out and we completely take over the club, have our own DJs play the music they want to play and we all dance how we want to dance. Everyone has a good time.

If anyone is interested in seeing what we’re about, come on out to February’s BassGate next Thursday. “Dress Your Best” is the theme and we’ll be blessed with selections from Andrew Koch, Matt Harris, Cam Dickison, Jimmie Townsend, and Jordan Berndt.

Duluth East High School A Cappella Choir
1964-65
1965
Directed by Robert D. Mix; includes the “East High Alma Mater.”

Don Yoder
Because He Lives
Year not listed, Word Records
Produced, as near as anyone can tell, through the everlasting love of the Lord Jesus Christ.

The Moose Wallow Ramblers
The Moose Wallow Ramblers
1976, Half Moon Records
Engineered by John Berquist; band included Berquist with Charlotte and Greg Ham.

Gene Hill
That’s Just His Way
1976
Recorded and mastered at Sound 80 in Minneapolis; directed by C. Edward Thomas.

Various Artists
Trackin’ Up the North
1982, KQDS 95FM Radio
Features bands from the KQDS Miller High Life Rock to Riches Talent Search Contest.

Kim Solem & the Electric Spurs
In Just One Night
1993, Divine Bovine
Engineered by Jeff Nelson and Tom Heinonen.

Low
I Could Live in Hope
1994, Vernon Yard Recordings
Produced by Kramer at Noise New Jersey. Assisted by Steve Watson.

Puddle Wonderful
Sweetly Unnecessary
1995
Recorded by Tim Mac at Amphetamine Reptile in Minneapolis.

Low
Long Division
1995, Vernon Yard Recordings
Produced and engineered by Kramer at Noise New Jersey. Assistant engineering by Jed Rothenberg.

Charming Snakes
Charming Snakes
Year not listed
Recorded and mixed by Todd Behrens at Danger Studios in Minneapolis.

Low
The Curtain Hits the Cast
1996, Vernon Yard Recordings
Produced by Steve Fisk and engineered by John Goodmanson. Recorded in Seattle.

The Busters North Coast Blues Band
Waiting for the Tide
1997
Recorded and engineered at Inland Sea Studios by Dave Hill.

Gild
Belief
1997, Spinout Records
Produced by Bernie Larsen at Suburban Exchange Studio in Houghton, Mich.

Port Authority
Serving Up Stuff
1998, North Coast Records
Recorded and engineered at Inland Sea Studios by Dave Hill.

Jerree Small
Sleeping Giant
1998
Engineered in Minneapolis by Kendall Karsh and at Doghouse Studios by Steve Bonkoski.

Stuart Davis
16 Nudes
1998, Panacea Records
Recorded by Rob Genedek and John Pemble at the Maintenance Shop and Brewhouse.

Various Artists
Random Acts of Radio
1998, Random Records
Produced by D.J. Starfire and recorded in his basement.

Paul Imholte
Red Wing
1998
Recorded and engineered at Doghouse Studio by Steven Bonkoski.

Delta Resonators
Juke Joint Junkie
1998
Recorded and engineered at Inland Sea Studios by Dave Hill.

Ballyhoo
I’m a Pretty Ballerina
1999
Recorded and engineered at 20 Below Studios by Alan Sparhawk.

Giljunko
Gaspump Graveyard
1999, Shaky Ray Records #006
Recorded at Flowerpot in Minneapolis by Rich Mattson and at Shaky Ray by Mark Lindquist.

Low
Christmas
1999, Chair Kickers’ Union
Recorded by Low at 20 Below Studios. Mastered with Tom Herbers at 3rd Ear.

Help grow this list with notes in the comments or by e-mailing Paul at Perfect Duluth Day dot com.

Of course, every time we create a list on Perfect Duluth Day it always comes with a set of rules. So here we go:

• What makes an album a “Duluth album” can be vague, so there is little choice but to determine it on a case-by-case basis. In general, if the band is from the Twin Cities and the bassist is from Duluth, for example, that doesn’t quite cut it. And we’re not counting Bob Dylan, but here’s a link to his discography.
• Obviously nothing released in 2000 or later is meant for this list. Starting in 2000 pretty much every punk who could strum a cord or beat a stick on something had the means to record an album and did. That list would be too long.
• We’re not including seven-inch records or other singles on the list. If you want to comment about your favorite 45, please do, but it won’t make the master list.
• Even qualified albums won’t make the list until a suitable image of the cover art is available. We like things neat and pretty around here. So don’t pull a tiny graphic off the web and call it good. Scan your album covers or do whatever you have to do so the image is a decent size, like 900 pixels if you can manage that.

So here we go — start digging through your collection and help this list out!

Friday, Feb. 17, 6 p.m.

Brother Ali will be playing at the Mitchell auditorium at CSS. Tickets are available at the Electric Fetus for only $15 or email amnesty @ css.edu

Facebook event

Jack is working with Nate Rendulich of Blue Water Dance and Keith Yanes of Coal Car Caboose and will be playing around town starting this Spring. Download the EP for free!

http://jackcampbell.bandcamp.com/album/control

Just a heads up: Friday night’s Homegrown Winter Fiasco has moved Murder of Crows (featuring Gaelynn Lea & Alan Sparhawk) to Carmody Irish Pub @ 11:30PM, and the Acceleratii to the Rex Bar @ 12:30AM. That’s why it’s called a fiasco, folks.