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Again I pose the question: See ya there?

From today's Metroland:

The Last Conspirators CD-release party

Savannah's, Saturday

The Last Conspirators are fronted by former Morons and Ghostrunner singer-songwriter Tim Livingston, who has been making music locally for three decades. The Conspirators are celebrating the release of their new disc, Warparty (Driving Rain Records), the first in 14 years for Livingston. The band describe their CD thusly: "Ten cutting, socially-charged blasts, served up as a potent molotov-cocktail of garagey-punk and soulful, electric-folk." They’ll perform a bunch of shows to support the release of the disc; the first will be this weekend at Savannah's. Admission price includes a copy of the CD. Local soul rocker Bryan Thomas will open the show. (March 24, 9 PM, $6, 1 S. Pearl St., Albany, 426-9647)

More good stuff from Mr Haymes in today's Times Union.

Peace,

B.

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...are somewhat premature.

See ya Saturday at Savannah's?

• SATURDAY MARCH 24
  THE LAST CONSPIRATORS
  Savannah's. 1 South Pearl Street. Albany, NY.
  I kick things off at 9:30 p.m. Sharp! Conspirators at 10:30. As a bonus, they're giving away their new CD Warparty. Sweetness.


• SATURDAY APRIL 14
  STEP IT UP, CAPITAL!
  Washington Park Lake House. Madison Avenue, Albany NY.
  "Honest Weight Food Co-op will host a local foods picnic, free and open to the public, from 11 am-2 pm in Washington Park at the Lake House in Albany. Speakers and musical performers include David Yarrow, Hakim Steward, Fred Braglia, Bryan Thomas, and many other local community members who are making a difference towards, and spreading the word about, climate action. At 2:00 pm we will rally, make music, noise, dance, talk, and make our way to the NYS Capital Steps. Legislators and elected officials have been invited to speak at the Steps about what they can and plan to do to take climate action. Sandy Gordon from Abany County Legislature will join us as a speaker at the Capital Steps."

And, um, have you purchased your Sugarcookie CD today?

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