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Talk Weekly Guide to Arts & Entertainment in the Eastern Townships m r Jr é> INSIDE An orange cremé caramel is fancy,easy seePage2 INSIDE Michael Caine has a love for good food see Page 15 THE RECORD, October IO-October 16, 2003 Magog bar owner hits the 13th note By Leah Fitzgerald Record Correspondent Jean-Denis Dubuc’s album La Treizième Note has been 13 years in the making.The co-owner of Le Chat du Moulin-ier in Magog has been playing sax at the popular bar, and at its previous incarnation Le Chat Noir, since 1990.“People asked for an album for many years," he says.“It was about time to do this album.” The album is a blend of jazz standards and classic French songs.It opens with Summertime, performed by Dubuc’s partner in life and in business, Micheline Roy.It continues with instrumental tracks featuring Dubuc and three pianists, Jean-Jacques Beauchamp, Pierre Blais and François Morin.Beauchamp and Blais play regularly at Le Chat, while Morin has made several appearances.“He’s a very talented young guy," says Dubuc, who plays saxophone on the album.“It was good to have him along.” Also featured on the album are drummer Simon Bergeron, graduate of the jazz program at the University of Sherbrooke and a regular at the club, bass player Guy Breton, also a regular, and drummer Jacques G a u -dreau, who plays on the single Misty.“That’s me fulfilling a promise I made 15 years ago," Dubuc explains.“I told him that when I record Misty, he would play on it.” The album was recorded in Sherbrooke using a simultaneous recording method.See Album, Page 3 PERRY BEATON/SPEOAL Jean-Denis Dubuc, who was been playing sax at his popular bar Le Chat du Moulinier in Magog, says the album La Treizième Note has been 13 years in the making.Lorraine Desmarais «Jackie Hall • Ou tkast • Iron Maiden «Bryan Lee page 2 October IO-October 16, 2003 RECORD ==—TALK Nothing beats orange crème caramel Yes, we are back on desserts again this week.But guess what: This one takes only half an hour of prep time, and looks like something straight out of a five-star restaurant menu.I learned how to make this as a young girl (yes, I spent lots of time in the kitchen at the early age of seven).It is the simpler, down-to-earth version of the classic French recipe.Instead of calling for expensive vanilla beans or confectioner’s sugar, it requires only a few basic ingredients: eggs, orange juice, sweetened condensed milk, sugar and water.Don’t be fooled by the apparent simplicity, though.Serve this decadently creamy flan to your pickiest dinner guests, and I guarantee they will beg for seconds.This has always been the dessert I serve when I really want to wow someone.Try a bite and there’s no going back — it will always be one of your winners too.Orange crème caramel Ingredients (for six) 3 eggs, separated 1 cup sugar 2/3 cup water 1 can sweetened condensed milk (300 ml) 1 can of orange juice (use the empty can to measure) Directions 1.Choose the mould you will use.The easiest is the one that looks like a donut with a whole in the middle, but you can also use two terrine moulds.Cook the sugar in the mould until it melts and darkens to the same colour as maple syrup, stirring with a wooden spoon and tapping any sugar lumps to help them dissolve.Add the water.Don’t worry, the caramel will smoke, bubble, fizzle and look funny, but slowly, as you keep stirring the water, will blend into it.You will end up with a nice and smooth caramel sauce.Remove from the heat and let it cool for at least 15 minutes.2.Beat the whites until they form hard peaks.Add the yolks, condensed milk and orange juice.With your mixer set to its lowest speed, beat until blended, but not too much — you want to preserve as many air bubbles as possible.3.Using a ladle, pour the custard mix into the mould gently so that it stays on top of the caramel instead of mixing with it.Cover the mould with tin foil.Bake in a pre-heated oven set to 350F for one and a half hours, in a bain-marie (meaning you have to put the mould inside a bigger one containing water, adding more if it dries up).Let it cool for at least 10 minutes.Run a knife around the edges and then unmould it onto a Alex’s Pantry COURTESY MANOIR HOVEY 1 platter, being careful to turn it quickly of VIP magazine in Brazil until she to the caramel sauce doesn’t splatter all moved to the Townships in 2001.Her over the place.Garnish with pieces of recipes have been collected in a book strawberry and a sprig of mint (as in the which is due out in the fall.Questions?photo) or any other kind of fresh fruit.Comments?Suggestions?E-mail ale-—Alexandra Forbes was senior editor forbes@hotmail.com.Spice up simple boneless chicken By Maria Grant Like many foodies I scour newspapers, magazines and cookbooks for recipes that catch my eye.I am always on the lookout for a recipe that is tasty, interesting and uniquely flavoured, but also fairly straightforward to make.I’m pleased to report that I have just the kind of recipe we’re all looking for and we have Lucy Waverman to thank.Waverman is one of Canada’s most successful food writers.Her substantial food resume includes a number of cookbooks to her credit.Today’s recipe is as delicious as it is dead simple.You mix up a bunch of stuff in the food processor, slap it on some boneless chicken, and roast it in the oven.You could even prepare it ahead of time and then shove it in the oven just before dinner.Could it be much easier?This recipe takes about 15 minutes to prepare and 20 to 25 minutes to cook.1 suggest serving it with basmati or jasmine rice.Indian Spiced Roast Chicken (Serves two) 4 large boneless chicken breasts Salt and freshly ground pepper For the mint-chili pesto: 2 tablespoons (25 mL) fresh ginger, chopped 2 tablespoons (25 mL) garlic, chopped 1 teaspoon (5 mL) garam masala 1 teaspoon (5 mL) jalapeno pepper 1/4 cup (50 mL) fresh mint, chopped 1 tablespoon (15 mL) lemon juice 3 tablespoons (50 mL) vegetable oil Preheat oven to 425 F (220 C).Directions 1.Combine all pesto ingredients in a food processor and process until smooth.Rub over chicken and season to taste with salt and pepper.2.Place chicken in a greased shallow dish or skillet and roast for 20 to 25 minutes, or until chicken is fully cooked and no traces of pink remain and juices run clear.— For Can West News Service CANWEST NEWS SERVICE .s*mm i THE, RECORD October IO-October 16, 2003 page 3 TALK —— Desmarais to give a lesson in jazz piano By Leah Fitzgerald Record Correspondent There’s a lesson in jazz piano coming to Lennoxville, but there’s no playing involved.At least not for the audience.On Oct.16, Lorraine Desmarais will give her piano lecture concert Evolution of Jazz Piano at Centennial Theatre.The award-winning pianist will present a program explaining the styles of jazz piano, the differences betweenthe periods of jazz music and give examples of every style.Desmarais, known for her own compositions and style of jazz piano, will be emulating the greats, including Scott Joplin, Bud Powell, Thomas “Fats” Waller, Chick Corea and McCoy Tyner, to better explain jazz music to the audience.“We call it, ‘everything you ever wanted to know about jazz but were afraid to ask,’” Desmarais jokes.The conference was first performed in 1994.Desmarais did 50 concerts that year, 25 of them at the Maison de la Culture in Montreal.The next year, she took the conference on tour around Quebec.“It’s not me, not my own concert,” she says.“But it’s a nice compliment to my own work.” Desmarais says she prefers to work on her own compositions and improvisations when she plays, but the strict structure of the conference provides a challenge to her.“They ask if I can play like Oliver Jones,” she says.“I can try, and do a lit- tle bit like him.But everybody has their own voice.You can still say this is Oliver Jones, this is Oscar Peterson, this is Lorraine Desmarais.” Desmarais first started playing on a toy piano.Her parents saw how much she enjoyed it and set her up in lessons.“I already improvised at a young age,” she says.“My teacher was good, sharing a love of music, not just technique.” Encouraged by her teacher, Des-marais pursued jazz piano.“I have cassettes at home of my own compositions,” she says.“They’re from when I was 12.” Desmarais recently returned from a concert with the Nova Scotia Symphony, where she played the orchestral arrangement of her album Love.The CD kicks off with Victor Young’s When I Fall in Love, and follows with a series of songs exploring the many facets of love that Desmarais wrote.The orchestral arrangement was done by Simon Leclerc of the Orchestre Symphonique de Montreal.“Symphony orchestras really like playing the music,” she says.“They want new repertoire.Most of the orchestras I’ve worked with have really like the new aspect of jazz.” Desmarais’s next project is an album of classic Christmas tunes for next year.She’s looking forward to touring after its release.“I wish we had a tour now,” she jokes.Her next performance is in Croatia for the Association of composers of Croatia.V&k, COURTESY CENTENNIAL THEATRE Lorraine Desmarais will give her piano lecture concert Evolution of Jazz Piano at Centennial Theatre.The award-winning pianist is known for her own compositions and style of jazz piano.Le Chat came back .13 years later Album: Cont’d from Page 1 The musicians were in separate booths, but playing together, “If you’re playing jazz, it’s really hard to have the proper feeling playing track to track,” Dubuc explains.“The way you’re blowing influences the other musicians.The spontaneity and creativity is boosted with playing at the same time." Le Chat du Moulinier opened originally as Le Chat Noir in Magog.Three years ago, the restaurant and bar moved to Place le Moulinier for the panoramic view of Lake Memphrémagog.The restaurant is known for its eclectic cuisine and live shows, featuring the house regulars, including Dubuc and his wife, and well known performers including Ranee Lee, Stephanie Biddle and Carol Weisman.Dubuc said the restaurant’s Web site, www.lechatdumoulinier.com, has been great for bringing in people.“We have 1,500 people on our list, Le Club des Chats, the Cat’s Club,” he says.“We have a committed clientele.” La Treizième Note will be launched Friday night with a happy hour from 5 to 7 p.m„ followed by dinner and a show featuring the performers from the album.That is, except François Morin.“He’s getting married the next morning,” Dubuc says.“We didn’t expect him.” La Treizième Note is available at Le Chat du Moulinier, 101 rue de Moulin, Magog, Bibliairie GGC in Magog and Archambault, Sherbrooke.The restaurant can be reached at 868-5678.LORRAINE DESMARAIS October 16th, 2003 7:30pm Ticket Prices: Conference on various Regular: $12 jazz piano genres: Stu/Sen: $6 swing, fusion, etc.ïm£Atre CERTifl»»»*- TMEATJM Box Office 822-9692 MICHAEL KAESHAMMER October 18th, 2003 8:00pm Ticket Prices: Don’t miss this Regular: $23 boogie-woogie jazz Stu/Sen: $13 pianist extraordinaire! Coming Soon: Atanarjuat, winner at Cannes Film Festival, Indi film October 22nd at 7:00pm (tickets: $4.00) Scènes d’intérieur with Sylvain Émard Danse October 28th at 8:00pm (tickets: $23, $18) ‘subscriptions still available* iTHE, page 4 October 10-October 16, 2003 RECORD =^==^———= TALK Local artist feels her work evolving NANCY NOURSE/CORRESPONDENT Suzanne Deslauriers is currently making plans to exhibit her work in Montreal next summer.By Nancy Nourse Record Correspondent Suzanne Deslauriers’ paintings and figurative artwork have been admired by many throughout the area in recent years.Her studies in Plastic and Graphic Arts have led her down a path that has seen her work evolve from abstract oil painting, to her current love of working with textures.Her use of collage, using coloured cutouts, horse hair, fur and cotton cloth produce a sand-like texture as background for her artwork.“I still enjoy painting with oil, but I find that working with collage and textured art keeps me constantly in the discovery mode,” explained Deslauri-ers.“Using this technique, I find that I am able to achieve a greater depth of emotion and activity than I could by merely using paints.The energy comes from its roughness and actual lack of perfection.” Even as a child, Deslauriers was interested in art.Although she tried other interests, she always seemed to come back to her love of painting.She feels the world has so much natural beauty to offer.It is for this reason that she decided to spend three months dur- ing her university years backpacking throughout Europe.She deliberately chose this form of travel because she didn’t want to be labelled as a tourist.It was in this way that she was able to really mix with the people and learn from their cultures.She would sit for hours sketching local people and scenes.“It was an exciting time but problems did arise, due to the fact that I couldn’t always speak the language and was unfamiliar with my surroundings,” Deslauriers added.“I remember visiting one museum in particular.I was so fascinated by one of the paintings that I tried to get as close as possible to study it.What a commotion! I didn’t have any idea that I was the one who was causing such a stir! It was only through the kindness of someone who could speak the language that I finally understood and very sheepishly stepped back.” Deslauriers’ work has been exhibited at the Centre Culturel Azur and most recently as a part of the symposium Estrie Vert.She is currently making plans to exhibit her work in Montreal next summer.“It took a lot of encouragement on the part of my family and friends to get me to exhibit my works.It is only now that I finally have accepted to let my artistic talent take over and lead me down unfamiliar paths.It can really be a very scary process,” she concluded.Life After George lacks emotion By Diahann Saddler Record Correspondent The Centaur Theatre held its season opening in Old Montreal recently with the Canadian premiere of the Australian play Life After George.Playwright Hannie Rayson flew in from Melbourne to attend the evening.Given all the hoopla, was the play itself worthwhile?It all depends — if you enjoy overly long and earnest theatre with little to offer in the way of wit or emotional impact, then George is the play you’re after.SOS Open 7 days BETOtL' Paints fashion & decoration fabrics We now offer a complete decoration center including painting services, furniture and design, in-store or at Comforters Wallpaper Accessories, etc.home.In-store seamstress service 67 Main West, Magog • 868-2527 The play went on for three hours — and it is definitely a two-hour story.Rayson wrote the play in 2000 and it has been produced in Australia, London, and now Montreal.Somewhere during that time somebody might have suggested some judicious editing.Or perhaps it started out being four hours long! There are over 60 scenes in the production, and though it is deftly directed by Gordon McCall, the play drags.Much of the information is unnecessary and many of the scenes are redundant.Compacting the play would have improved it.The story just isn’t good enough to go on that extra hour.The plot revolves around Professor Peter George (George to his intimates), who crashes his plane in the opening scene.His three wives gather for the funeral, along with his daughter Ana.His best friend Alan Duffy tries to keep the peace between the women.George may be dead from the first scene on, but he makes many appearances in flashbacks.He is a likeable man, passionate and convicted, full of integrity where intellectual standards are involved, much less moral in his personal life.His three wives are all interesting and accomplished women.His daughter has never grown up and out of his shadow.His infi- delities are exposed as the play unfolds.Secrets are revealed, funeral plans are made and unmade, and some life-altering realizations take place by the end of the show.A lot is happening - but the core of caring is missing.Ron White heads an excellent cast as George.Deborah Kipp plays first wife Beatrix, Patricia Yeatman is superb as the unsympathetic second wife Lindsay, and Paula Jean Hixson is the widow, Poppy.Anne Day-Jones is good as the rather annoying Ana, and Kent Allen is solid as George’s best friend Duffy.The set is minimal but imaginative, and director Gordon McCall has given us a polished production.Despite fully developed characterizations, the people in this play somehow don’t move us.It is not the fault of the actors — it is a thoroughly good ensemble.Rayson has written the play with too much emphasis on ideas and not enough on emotions.This production has some merits, but not everyone will enjoy this show.For a student of 20th century leftist history there is a lot of meat.For a playgoer wanting to be touched or moved, there are just too many words.Life After George is playing until Oct.19.For tickets and information call the Centaur Box Office at 514-288-3161. RECORD TALK October IO-October 16, 2003 page 5 Five questions with Jackie Hall W: ¦' Blues guitarist to record live album Staff Following the success of his two concerts at the Montreal Jazz Festival last July, Wisconsin-born guitarist Bryan Lee, will be back at the Spectrum in Montreal on Oct.17 for a show that will be filmed and recorded for a DVD/CD release in 2004.This will mark the fourth visit this year for the amazing guitarist, who is still on tour promoting his latest album Six String Therapy.Tickets are on sale at the Spectrum box office.Admission is $10 with a of non-perishable food donation, that will be given to Sun Youth.Beau Kavanagh & the Broken Hearted will be Lee’s special guests.The show kicks off at 8 p.m.For reservations, call 514-861-5851, or visit www.admission.com.By Nancy Nourse Record Correspondent For the last several years, Jackie Hall has been working on raising literacy rates in both adults and children in the Estrie area.Her crusade has taken her as far as creating the group Literacy in Action, formerly St.Francis Literacy Organization.The Record recently sat down with Jackie for an interview.THE RECORD: How and why did you first get involved in the literacy project?HALL: “I was asked to take over Leila Atkins’ adult class in Magog when she retired.It is a very difficult thing for an adult to admit that they have a problem such as this, and even more difficult for him to ask for help.I felt the key was to focus on family life — bring the opportunity into the family when the children are young.A parent is much more comfortable asking for help for their kids than themselves.In the end, they all win.” THE RECORD: What made you decide to ‘home school’ your children?HALL “There are three types of literacy: functional, cultural and marginal.School and hospital systems today have become so big that it is impossible to see the individual person.Handing my children over to a system that I didn’t really believe in didn’t seem quite right.“I taught my children to participate and appreciate life’s gifts through reading stories, cooking and general family togetherness.The special time that I spent curled up next to the fire reading to my kids while other parents were shipping their little ones off to the bus will always be very precious to all of us.“About three years ago, the Waldorf School moved into Waterville as part of the alternative education offered by public school system.My kids have been attending this school ever since.The curriculum of Waldorf deals with the whole person, the spirit, mind and heart.Music and art are a part of classes.” THE RECORD: You also have a love of dance and music from the days of our ancestors.What is contra-dancing?HALL: “Contra-dancing is actually a form of Appalachian clogging which has no specific steps.The actual dance is influenced by the actual mood of the music.I guess it is really a mix of Irish and Québécois dancing styles.“I also teach this type of dancing, and am delighted with the interest of the young people lately, especially the Bishop’s crowd.In the U.S., contra dancing is very popular in the 40 to 60’s crowd, but it is so exciting to see this newest development.Nicolas Williams, from Tuq, will be playing at our upcoming dance on Oct.18.His music has a sort of Celtic/gypsy sound to it.” THE RECORD: Tell us a little about nancy nourse/correspondent some of Literacy in Action’s projects to in- Jac^e Hall has been working tirelessly to raise literacy rates in the Townships.crease public awareness?HALL: “This year was our fifth year putting on the Words on a String Festival.This open-air festival centers on family involvements, theatrical shows and readings, and music.” “Our association with the Tools for Life Project in Stanstead has also been great.The young mothers and children involved in the project learned how to make the most of what they had and talents that they weren’t even aware of.The co-ordinating staff was perfectly matched for the project.” THE RECORD: Could you elaborate on why you think communication is so important?HALL “I believe that it is very important to work on ourselves as individuals.The answers are all inside us.When I speak about communication, I am not just referring to talking but the most important aspect is listening.Marilyn Manson, despite much negative press, was right on the mark with his answer when someone asked what he would say to the kids involved in the Columbine tragedy - ‘I wouldn’t say anything, I would just listen.’” Saluting our Friends -The Quoi de Neuf?Bigger and better than ever!.Quoi de Neuf will be holding its 8th Annual Artisan Show and sale at Club de Golf Knowlton, 264 Lakeside Road in Knowlton, close to the shores of Brome Lake on route 243 south from exit 90 of the Eastern Townships autoroute (#10).This show should not be missed.This show was originally started by two of the artisans as a small invitational home show for friends.Eventually word of mouth, and other artisans wanting to join in led oiganizers to find a larger venue.The two constants the founders strived for, were to always keep the “homey” and decorative ambiance of the original homeshow and the high quality of all the crafts involved.This year the show has expanded by a third to approximately 30 exhibitors.The “Quoi de Neuf artisan show will offer a find collection of quality crafts.Artists and artisans from around the area will be offering their unique products and collections in this lovely old-style country club.The relaxed, meandering flow of the show through four different rooms of the lovely club house allow for a fun shopping experience in a country “boutique” style setting.This is a great chance to browse the area’s talent and find something for eveiyone on your Christmas list New this year: Natural soap products, Angora wool products, Christmas angels, Carved shore buds, Candles, Quilts, Furniture, Bird houses, Women’s designer clothing, Folk art paintings.Returning to the show: Fabric & beaded items, One of a kind Santas, Hand painted ceramics, Silver spoon art, Braided rugs, Folkart woodcarving, Photography cards, Designer jewellery, Honey products, Folk painted country aco, Cider products.RAFFLE: Artisans have generously donated specialty items from their collections to be raffled.The proceeds will benefit the Brome Lake Food Bank.Last year’s donation was $900.00.ADVERTORIAL page 6 October 10-0ctober 16, 2003 RECORD TALK - Hollywood returns lk/Ê to the Townships /HC# NANCY NOURSE/CORRESPONDENT - PH m Bashar Shbib is preparing to film his latest project, entitled Graniteville, in the area.Director loves the area so much he’s moved here By Nancy Nourse Record Correspondent Stan stead The Eastern Townships, a recent home to big-budget movie shoots including The Human Stain, Taking Lives and The Secret Window, will now welcome another production by a director who loves the area so much that he has moved here.Director, producer, writer, editor and actor Bashar Shbib is preparing to film his latest project, entitled Graniteville, in the area.Not only that, but he has also set up residence full time in Stanstead.Shbib is best known for his work on films Julia Has Two Lovers, The Kiss, and Strawberries and Wine.He has worked with the likes Dominée Cara- pella, Geoff Deadman, Neil McDon-nough (now acting on the TV series Boomtown) and former X-files lead David Decovney.His films have also appeared at the Berlin Film Festival, and received critical acclaim at both the Montreal Film Festival and the New Orleans Film Festival.“I spent my youth growing up on a Charolais beef ranch in Coaticook, so I am very familiar with the area,” said Shbib.“I did move to Los Angeles for a while, but I returned because of the mentality of the Canadian people.Their openness is very refreshing.” Graniteville is a murder mystery that takes place in a small town.He has been have been holding casting calls for the last couple of months to fill the positions that are needed.“I want to involve as many local people as possible,” said Shbib, who is president of his own independent film production company, Oneira Pictures International.“I originally wanted to call the pro- duction Granite Falls, but I recently found out that there was a copyright on that name, so it is now entitled Graniteville.The sessions will wrap up in December, and we plan to start shooting sometime in March.” More than 65 people, ages five through 70, have already answered the casting call for actors and crew members.They will be divided up into two teams that will receiving a 10-week training session.Shbib is also bringing in two people from Montreal, one from New York and one from Hungary to host the sessions.A special screenwriting workshop will also be starting on Oct.15.At the end of this time, each participant will have written their own screenplay.Shbib said his prudent shooting schedules enable him to freely direct and produce the modestly budgeted 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UNICATIONS ©8I9.34S.S772 0«ies@ northem-aown.com www.northem-crown.com iTHEa Best Selling Albums 1.Long Road, Nickelback (new) 2.Cheers, Obie Trice (new) 3.Results May Vaiy, Limp Bizkit (new) 4.Kanasuta, Richard Desjardins (new) 5.Some Devil, Dave Matthews (new) 6.Speakerboxx-Love, Outkast (new) 7.Fallen, Evanescence (4) 8.Metamorphosis, Hilary Duff (5) 9.Grand Champ, DMX (2) 10.Thirteenth Step, A Perfect Circle (1) 11.Now! 8, Various (3) 12.Dangerously In Love, Beyonce (9) 13.Heavier Things, John Mayer (7) *Nielson Soundscan IRON MAIDEN Dance of Death (EMI) From the not so dark depths of the United Kingdom, the fair Maiden is back with a rousing ruckus and a solid single with a spooky video to match for ‘Wildest Dreams’.It is the sort of song you can well imagine a young male with long flowing hair might be seen nodding aggressively and singing along at the top of his lungs to.The rest of the record rocks and rolls with typical monstrous metal force that the ages old band puts out.They are back on the scene in fine form with their sound, often imitated yet never quite duplicated.Starting slowly, ‘No More Lies’ almost lulls one into a peaceful contemplation, but without a doubt it picks up and thunders on into the chorus.1W -TD.OUTKAST The Love Below/Speakerboxxx (Arista/BMG) There are elements of commercial hip hop to be found here, witness Jay-Z on one track, but you can be sure Outkast is going to bring it all wrapped in a bundle of their own style, mixing genres and working to provide something original on every level.This delicious double album sees the Atlanta pair separating to present their own vision of the way music is in their mind.There really, truly is something for everyone on this double recording, and those who have a penchant for an eclectic mix of genres will be well pleased to catch waves of funk, soul and some jazz with Norah Jones.This is yet another wonderful, innovative and clever recording for the Outkast discography.-T.D.RECORD October 10-October 16, 2003 page 7 TALK .Best Selling Singles >V 1.Someday, Nickelback (1) 2.Go To Sleep-CD 2 (14) 3.Ruberneckin’, Elvis Presley (2) 4.So Yesterday, Hilary Duff (5) 5.Sunrise, Simply Red (6) 6.One Step Closer, American Juniors (3) 7.Crazy in Love, Beyoncé (7) 8.Bridge Over Troubled Water, Aiken (4) 9.Forever and For Always, Twain (9) 10.Like Glue, Sean Paul (10) 11.Bye Bye Boyfriend, Fefe Dobson (new) 12.Unpredictable, Keshia Chanté (12) 13.21 Questions, 50 Cent (11) *Nielson Soundscan ANTHONY HAMILTON Comin ' From Where I’m From (Arista/BMG) This guy is in a different place that none of us will ever know.He is from a long line of big names like Busta Rhymes, Erykah Badu, Eve and a whole host of others.He is a talent in his own right for combining ‘70s soul vibes with ‘90s R&B sounds.This time around, Jermaine Dupri places contributes his signature sound on the album along with Hamilton who also takes charge of his own lyrical content.He brings music to the masses with heart and soul.Smooth, soul vibes reign supreme throughout this recording.He holds his own throughout, whether with songs like ‘My First Love’ or dealing with the heartbreak of the end of a relationship on ‘I’m A Mess’.He shows sincere love and respect for his mother and offers folk- and jazz-laced influences on ‘Lucille.’ -T.D.CONFLICT There’s No Power Without Control (Mortarhate Records/Fusion III) After a prolonged absence from the UK punk rock scene, Conflict is back in full form pumping out songs reminiscent of the days before punk went pop.These chaps know that punk is not a commodity or an image that can be sold and bought.They were in full force in the days of Crass.Those were times when it was not stylish, cool or en vogue to be sporting strange clothes, odd hair colours and most importantly, protesting the powers held and wielded by the very few in control.Issues, and yet more issues, are dealt with in a low, rumbling and growling sort of manner.— T.D.ANTHONY1 HAMILTON DAKONA Perfect Change (Maverick/Wamer) A different world it is indeed for these four Vancouver fellows who have been rocking and touring together for the last six years.They are now poised for success with this major label debut album and to bring the modern sort of alternative rock you have come to know so well from a wide array of bands.There is production here from people who have worked with the likes of Our Lady Peace and Nickelback, which alone offers a fair glimpse into the music.Through the songs we see the world through the eyes of the band.Relationships, love, unexpected pregnancy, using religion to do wrong and homelessness are some of the issues dealt with in this polished package.The scope of subjects touched upon is impressive and sur-p r i s i n g 1 y intelligent.There is nothing else that stands out about this album.-T.D.DIERKS BENTLEY Dierks Bentley (Capitol) Arizona native Dierks Bentley has an original sense of songwriting.The lead-off single, ‘What Was I Thinkin’ is the old daddy-with-a-shot-gun tale but he approaches it with humour and just enough pathos.His ‘Bartenders, Barstools and Barmaids” and the T Bought the Shoes’ shuffle show this fella to be quite the country traditionalist.A very nice debut.—C.N.JOEFIRSTMAN The War of Women (Atlan tic/Warner) An impressive variety of influences meld here to create a series of moods as presented in piano-based pop ballads and songs.This debut is here, there and everywhere with pop one moment then folk, country and gospel.There are instances of rock and roll with ‘Breaking All The Ground,’ but then the tempo changes into something quite a bit more country with ‘Can’t Stop Loving You’.It is precisely this sort of vacillating that will either vex the listener greatly or win them over.Firstman takes full advantage of technology to offer an album just over 76 minutes in length without a bad track to be found.-T.D.Only a turkey would miss our Thanksgiving Sale! 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A Ml Dragon Ball Dragon Ball Z (CC) Goosebumps Ml Radio Active Station’s glitch.Ready or Not (CC) I Big Wolf on Camous (CC) New Addams Family (CC) My Family "Breakable” 12:05) Are You leing Served?Caine dishes up a new career By Jamie Portman Michael Caine is feeling a renewed itch to get back into the restaurant business.The two-time Academy Award winner has opened 20 over the years and has sold them all.But the other day he spotted some vacant premises in his native London and figured they would be perfect for a food place.“My wife goes in fear that I’m going back into the restaurant business,” Caine chuckles.But he insists that this time he’ll keep the number down to no more than two.In the past, Caine owned successful restaurants in both Britain and in Florida, and he has some firm ideas on the ingredients for a successful one.“People say to me, ‘You’re not the cook?’ and I say ‘No.’ Then they say, ‘You’re not a restau-ranteer?’ And I say, ‘No.’ Then they ask, ‘So what are you?’ And I say, ‘I’m the customer from hell!’ “I go into that restaurant, and the first thing I say to the chef is: 'I’m not going to tell you anything about cooking because you’re the chef.But I’ll tell you two things that have to be right — the bread and the coffee.Because the bread’s the first thing I taste and the coffee’s the last thing.You’re responsible for the middle.’” And what about the premises themselves?Caine has some simple rules.“I’ve studied restaurants and everybody must be able to see everybody at all times.No corners, no round corners, because the restaurant must be the spectacle.They are not coming here to eat and then go on to the movies or the theatre or the ball game.They come in here for the evening —because once you’ve got rid of the food, you then get to the profitable part where they sit and get bombed.And you’re selling wine, which is where the money is.Pasta and wine are a license to print money.Steak is a disaster.” Caine says steak poses two problems.The first is that there is no real restaurant mark-up on the steak to begin with.“But not only that, if you make the steak and they say, T asked for medium rare and this is a medium,’ you take it away and throw it away.There goes your profit.” Cruising for a bruisin’ Tom Cruise could find himself in hot water with British filmgoers if he goes ahead with plans to star in a new Second World War movie about the Battle of Britain.According to reports in the London media, the film will suggest that an American had a lot to do with winning it, even though the United States had yet to enter the war, Cruise is slated to play real-life American airman Billy Fisk, and the script has him lead the Allies to victory over the German Luftwaffe.RAF veterans are reportedly furious about the project because Fisk only flew three combat missions, was one of just 12 Americans involved in the battle, never downed a single German plane and was killed when he crash-landed his aircraft.But they are also angry over the provisional title for the film.It’s “The Few” which is the mythic phrase long applied to the heroic British airmen who helped save the country from German invasion during its darkest hour.The London Daily Star reported that a Hollywood insider had said that the film would never get an industry greenlight if an English actor had the starring role.“The hero must be an American.The public wouldn’t have it any other way.” If the film goes ahead it will create even more uproar in Britain than the shameless Hollywood fabrication, U-571, which rewrote history to claim that the U.S.Navy and not the Royal Navy captured the Germans’ top-secret Enigma codebook.— Can West News Service CANWEST NEWS SERVICE Actor Michael Caine is returning to the restaurant business with a place in London. iTHEh page 16 October IO-October 16, 2003 RECORD TALK Music Oct 10 Calling all Musicians! On Friday, there will be a second COFFEE HOUSE at the Bury United Cultural Centre.All musicians are not only welcomed, but encouraged to come and join us.The evening begins at 6:30 p.m., and goes until 10:30 p.m.Nuts and Bolts, coffee and juice will be served.The evening is free, but donations are welcome.Oct 11 DANCE, at the Army Navy Air Force, 300 St.Francis, Lennoxville, 9 p.m.to 1 a.m.Music by Sid Aulis (Koncords).DANCE at the Lennoxville Rifle Club, 22 Beattie St., from 8 p.m.to midnight.Music by The Hoedowners.Everyone welcome, including non-members.Townships Bluegrass & Old-Tyme Music Society ACOUSTIC JAMMING 1 to 5:30 p.m.Supper at 6 p.m.Live bluegrass and old-tyme music bands from 7 to 10:30 p.m.at the Canadian Legion, 77 Lewis St., Waterloo.Jam Captain: Bill McMurray, 459539 0365.Directors: John Petronko (514-488-8160), Bob Tetreault (819-346-2435), Bill McMurray (450-5394)365), Teny Howell (819-875-5133).Oct 18 OLD TIME DANCE at Ives Hill Community Hall from 9 p.m.to midnight.Local musicians (The Castaways).Info: 819-835-5232.Third Annual Hut’s MUSICAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS.Live bands from 2 p.m.to 1 a.m.Cantine available.Door prizes.Award presentation at 7 p.m.This year The Hut Award goes to Bigfoot (Roger Goodsell and Steve Powers).Info: 346-9122 after 4 p.m.Tickets available at the door, ANAF.Unit 318 - St.Francis Street, Lennoxville.Events OctlOtoNov.2 The Lennoxville-Ascot Historical and Museum Society is pleased to present an exhibition celebrating the 125TH AN- NIVERSARY OF THE SHERBROOKE SNOW SHOE CLUB, continuing until Nov.2.Uplands, 9 Speid St., Lennoxville.Thursday, Friday and Sunday from 1 to 4:30 p.m.Info: 8195640409.Oct 11 Annual All-You-Can-Eat HAM SUPPER, sponsored by the Philipsburg Fire Department, from 4 to 8 p.m.Ham, scalloped potatoes and homemade pies.Admission: $10.To take place at the Catholic Church Hall (basement), 592 rue de l’Eglise, St Armand.Oct 10,11,12 Saturday, and Sunday at the Unitarian Universalist Church of North Hatley, 35 rue Gagnon, (corner of Main), scientific writers Connie Barlow and Michael Dowd, will lead WORKSHOPS entitled.Evolution and Your Positive Presence.The workshops take place Saturday from 9 a.m.to 3 p.m., and Sunday starting at 10:30 am.A goodwill offering will be accepted.There will be a potluck supper on Oct.10 at 6:30 p.m., to meet with the authors following a short presentation.Info: Rev.Carole Martignac-co, 819842-3260; Lucie Craft, 842-4146.Oct 12 OPEN HOUSE at Sutton Curling Club located at 26 Pleasant St.Curling is a good way to keep in shape and to make new friends.Come and try it out and have coffee with us between 10 a.m.and 4 p.m.Info: Rita Cormier (459243-1386) or Helen Tringham (243-1112).Bring clean running shoes.Oct 15 United Church Women FELLOWSHIP DAY, Cowansville United Church, 9:15 a.m.Featuring the Townshippers’ Road Show and book table from UCRC.Lunch served.Bring articles for Women’s Shelter.Bring a friend and ‘Celebrate Life’! Oct 16 COFFEE BREAKS.Beginning Oct.16, the Avante Women’s Centre will be hosting thematic coffee breaks with a light breakfast from 9 -11 a.m.Located at 52, rue Du Pont, Room 309.Info: 459248-0530.Oct 17,18.19 The RED BARN CRAFT SALE, in the Uplands Barn, 9 Speid St., Lennoxville.Artisans: E.Andrews, J.Curtis, the Drews, D.Everett, G.Lowd, Nimble Fingers - A & E., W.Savage and others.Wood carvings, wool, stained glass, knitting, crocheting, wooden articles, oil paintings, painted fungi and many more interesting crafts.Open Friday, 11 a.m.to 9 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m.to 5 p.m.; Sunday 1 to 5 p.m.Antique pressed glass OPEN HOUSE at 6 Julian St., Knowlton.Friday, 3 to 9 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m.to 6 p.m.; Sunday, 10 a.m.to 5 p.m.Info: 416-294-3005 or www.pressedglassandgoblets.com Oct 18 to 19 QUOI DE NEUF?artisan show and sale at Club de Golf Knowlton, 264 Lakeside Rd.Knowlton.Saturday, 9 a.m.to 5 p.m.; Sunday, 10 a.m.to 4 p.m.Twenty-eight regional artists and artisans will offer a fine selection of quality crafts in a relaxed country setting.Info: Cindy Moynan: 459 243-0681, c.moynan@citenet.net; Debbie Hornig, 459243-0890, tselby@acbm.qc.ca Nov.1 & 2 REFLECTIONS ON THE CREEK, a presentation in slides, music and narration, detailing the origins and development of the area known as the Creek near the town of Foster.To take place at the Creek United Church, Brill Road, West Bolton on Saturday at 7 p.m., and Sunday at 7 p.m.Admission: $5, children 12 and under free.To place an ad A What’s On notice costs $6 for 25 words or less (25 per additional word) or, $10 for a What’s On and Brome County News Billboard notice.Deadline is Wednesdays at noon.Notices must be prepaid (we accept Visa or Mastercard).Send your notice by fox to 819-569-3945 or e-mail to newsroom@sher-brookerecord.com or call 819-569-9525 or 1-800463-9525.Exhibitions Oct 10toNov.2 Uplands Cultural and Heritage Centre presents the THE BODY — LB CORPS, fea- turing paintings by Caroline George and sculptures by James Benson, until Nov.2.Uplands is open Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays from 1 to 4:30 p.m., and is located at 9 Speid St.in Lennoxville.Please note that Uplands will be closed on Sunday, Oct.12 for Thanksgiving.For info., call 819564-0409.Admission is free.Oct 10 to Nov.16 Remembering Rosemary Miller: A MEMORIAL EXHIBITION in homage to Rosemary Miller (1928-2001).Rosemary Miller was a gifted painter and teacher who, together with her artist husband, John Miller, settled in Stanstead in 1991, after their retirement from a long teaching career in the Visual Arts Department of Concordia University.Rosemary found new inspiration in the Townships landscape, particularly in the countryside near her home.The exhibition, presenting more than 30 works, will continue until Nov.16.For more information, please call 819876-7322.Alan Jackson conundrum is easy to solve Why is Alan Jackson so popular?That is the question people often ask me, so the first thing I tell them is that it’s more than just his good looks.The real reason Jackson is so well liked is that everybody can relate to his music.He performs songs about real life and real people.No one in country music has poured their heart and soul into the lyrics more than this tall singer does.Anyone who listens to his music has the impression of knowing Jackson on a personal level.He has also been extremely generous with his fans, and this is another reason why people always loved him so much.There’s no ego trip with Jackson.Every new award finds him as humble as ever.Case in point, his Greatest Hits Volume II.Nearly all of the album’s songs are truly inspired by his own life and experiences, as he always finds an original way to write about it.The compilation features 18 songs taken from the albums Everything I Love, High Mileage, Under The Influence, When Somebody Loves You and Drive.It is a wonderful collection for those who like listening to the hits one after the other.Jackson often uses the perspective of the blue collars when he writes.The singles ‘Little Bitty ’and ‘Where I Come From’ are perfect examples of how the lanky, blond singer still remembers where he comes from.Jackson can also be more intimate when talking about his own relationships, like he does on 'Drive (For Daddy Gene)’ a song about his father teaching him how to drive a car.Country Connection Jessie Aulis He goes deeper writing about love on T’U Go On Loving You', ‘It Must Be Love’ and the romantic ‘When Somebody Loves You’.He also gets highly emotional on ‘Where Were You (When The World Stopped Turning)’ about the tragedy at World Trade Centre.When the Georgia native decided to release a complete album with nothing but covers from his favourite artists’ hits, he pulled it off.He covered classics by Don Williams, Jim Ed Brown, Hank Williams Jr., Merle Haggard and more.He did it with reverence, but amazingly managed to chart with some of these covers.‘Pop a Top' was a huge success for Jackson, and made new fans discover old classics.Only Jackson could get away with this.The Greatest Hits collection also offers two new numbers.The first one is the Jimmy Buffet style ‘It’s Five o’clock Somewhere’, a catchy song that includes a duet with Buffet himself.The song, which came out as a single this past summer, was favourite for most everyone.The second song, ‘Remember When’, is a husband-and-wife ballad that only Jackson could deliver.His honesty seems to turn everything to gold, while his consistency as a singer/songwriter is really impressive.From sentimental ballads to high-spirited drinking songs, from goofy material to statement songs, Jackson knows how to keep a good balance.What this greatest hits package does is make us want another album of new material by Jackson.The road to success was not an easy one for Jackson, but his perseverance got him to do exactly what he wanted for a living: Great music.