The Jazz Butcher
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Date: Wednesday, May 20th 1992 706320000 (31 years 28 days ago)
Venue: Spectrum
Location: Winnipeg Manitoba Canada
Performers
Pat Fish ( guitar, vocals ) , Dooj Wilkinson ( bass ) , Peter Crouch ( guitar ) , Nick Burson ( drums )

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May 20, 1992
May 20, 1992: I was there at the Spectrum and saw the Butcher!

It was just after my birthday. My (then) GF bought some tickets, the Condition Blue album, and a t-shirt.

I never thought I'd ever get to see The Butcher but there he was and they were. Great show.

I remember a mildly irritated Pat Fish between songs at one point pointing his guitar pick at someone and asking (well, it was more in the nature of telling) that person, "Hey, don't fuck with me." (For the record, it wasn't me that the "guitar pick of guilt" was directed at.)

I also recall the final encore was a very respectful jangly guitar version of "Somewhere Over the Rainbow", a gentle, classy way to end a blazin' rock and roll show.

I echo what others on this site have said: we wish that more JBC were available on CD or MP3. (Please.)

Thank you for the great music.

Markus Buchart

Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada

Credit: Markus Buchart, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada 2013-03-20 11:21:41 (Wednesday, 20th of March 2013 - 10 years 84 days ago)
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  • May 20, 1992
    mbuchart[at]-remove-mts.net - Markus Buchart, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
    20Mar2013 11:21 AM (10 years 84 days ago)
    May 20, 1992: I was there at the Spectrum and saw the Butcher!

    It was just after my birthday. My (then) GF bought some tickets, the Condition Blue album, and a t-shirt.

    I never thought I'd ever get to see The Butcher but there he was and they were. Great show.

    I remember a mildly irritated Pat Fish between songs at one point pointing his guitar pick at someone and asking (well, it was more in the nature of telling) that person, "Hey, don't fuck with me." (For the record, it wasn't me that the "guitar pick of guilt" was directed at.)

    I also recall the final encore was a very respectful jangly guitar version of "Somewhere Over the Rainbow", a gentle, classy way to end a blazin' rock and roll show.

    I echo what others on this site have said: we wish that more JBC were available on CD or MP3. (Please.)

    Thank you for the great music.

    Markus Buchart
    Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada