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Walkin’ on MainA celebration of historic of 89A, and the Verde Valley Saturday, November 10

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Beer for Brains: RAREaffairSaturday, November 10 at the Arizona Science Center

Dozens of vendors restaurants and vendors will be on hand offering a variety of signature dishes to taste, savor and enjoy join in support of Beer for Brains, a foundation dedicated to spreading the word and increasing awareness about brain cancer. A bevy of beer, wine and spirits will be available to wash it all down.

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Certified Local Fall Festival Saturday, November 10

A family friendly street festival with tons of vendors, including activity booths for kids, entertainment by local bands, delicious food from local Valley restaurants, and a beer and wine garden provided by local vineyards and breweries.

Activities include: AZ D-backs batting cageRock WallBounce CastleFace Painting

The first 500 attendees receive gift bags!

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Canal Convergence November 10 - 11

Local and international artists show innovative work at Scottsdale’s Waterfront along with music, food, and local vendors for an exciting family-friendly two-day event.

Take in day and night-time installations floating, hovering, releasing, revealing, and emerging in and around the water of the Arizona Canal between the Soleri Bridge and Plaza and the Marshall Way Bridge.

(just SW of Scottsdale & Camelback Roads) www.canalconvergence.com

Anything Goes November 13-18

This winner of three 2011 Tony Awards® including Best Musical Revival and Choreography brings first-class comedy and some of musical theater's most memorable standards to the stage at ASU Gammage. www.asugammage.com

Rails, Rods & Steel Wheels November 10, 10AM-3PM

A community car show raising funds to benefit Pioneer Train Park preservation. The event will feature music, entertainers, train tours, food, raffle prizes and kids activities. Pioneer Park, 526 E. Main St., Mesa

Rails, Rods & Steel Wheels November 2 - 18

Now performing at Actors Theatre at the Herberger Stage West. A story of a world-class string quartet that's hit a bad note when the genius of the group goes off his meds.Ticket and showtime information available at www.atphx.org .

Rock The Block, Chandler Block Party November 10, 12-8PM

This FREE family friendly event offers 3 stages of entertainment, 12k sq ft kid zone, zip-line, Red Bull Triple Set Skate Board exhibition, food trucks, beer gardens, 100+ vendor booths, food, drinks and fun!

Arizona Ave between Frye Road and Chandler Blvd.www.chandlerblockparty.com

Scottsdale Fall for the Arts November 8 - 11

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Walkin’ on MainA celebration of historic of 89A, and the Verde Valley Saturday, November 10

Free, family friendly event featuring a juried art show, shops, classic car show, wine tastings, and live jazz/blues bands.

Historic Old Town Cottonwood www.cottonwoodaz.gov

Beer for Brains: RAREaffairSaturday, November 10 at the Arizona Science Center

Dozens of vendors restaurants and vendors will be on hand offering a variety of signature dishes to taste, savor and enjoy join in support of Beer for Brains, a foundation dedicated to spreading the word and increasing awareness about brain cancer. A bevy of beer, wine and spirits will be available to wash it all down.

For more information look for the full article in the DINE section of this AZ-Weekly magazine. Visit www.bfbf.org for more ticket and event information.

Certified Local Fall Festival Saturday, November 10

A family friendly street festival with tons of vendors, including activity booths for kids, entertainment by local bands, delicious food from local Valley restaurants, and a beer and wine garden provided by local vineyards and breweries.

Activities include: AZ D-backs batting cageRock WallBounce CastleFace Painting

The first 500 attendees receive gift bags!

10 W Portland St (btw Third & Central Avenues), Phoenix www.localfirstaz.com

Canal Convergence November 10 - 11

Local and international artists show innovative work at Scottsdale’s Waterfront along with music, food, and local vendors for an exciting family-friendly two-day event.

Take in day and night-time installations floating, hovering, releasing, revealing, and emerging in and around the water of the Arizona Canal between the Soleri Bridge and Plaza and the Marshall Way Bridge.

(just SW of Scottsdale & Camelback Roads) www.canalconvergence.com

Anything Goes November 13-18

This winner of three 2011 Tony Awards® including Best Musical Revival and Choreography brings first-class comedy and some of musical theater's most memorable standards to the stage at ASU Gammage. www.asugammage.com

Rails, Rods & Steel Wheels November 10, 10AM-3PM

A community car show raising funds to benefit Pioneer Train Park preservation. The event will feature music, entertainers, train tours, food, raffle prizes and kids activities. Pioneer Park, 526 E. Main St., Mesa

Rails, Rods & Steel Wheels November 2 - 18

Now performing at Actors Theatre at the Herberger Stage West. A story of a world-class string quartet that's hit a bad note when the genius of the group goes off his meds.Ticket and showtime information available at www.atphx.org .

Rock The Block, Chandler Block Party November 10, 12-8PM

This FREE family friendly event offers 3 stages of entertainment, 12k sq ft kid zone, zip-line, Red Bull Triple Set Skate Board exhibition, food trucks, beer gardens, 100+ vendor booths, food, drinks and fun!

Arizona Ave between Frye Road and Chandler Blvd.www.chandlerblockparty.com

Scottsdale Fall for the Arts November 8 - 11

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Reviewers’ Roundtable

The following are reactions from each of AZ Weekly Entertainment Magazine’s film commentators in an effort to generate a well-rounded overview of this weekend’s new releases.

‘Beauty is Embarrassing’

Filmmaker Neil Berkeley chronicles the vaulted highs and the crushing lows of commercial artist Wayne White who, as one of the creative forces behind “Pee-wee’s Playhouse,” has struggled to find peace and balance between his work and his art. (NR – 92 minutes)

Stan: Stimulating my own filmmaker’s imagination, filmmaker Neil Berkeley through his live portrait of artist Wayne White, reminds all of us no matter what our chosen life path may be, to be true to our inner most convictions. Reminded of a film school statement, a movie should entertain, enlighten, educate, or inform, ‘Beauty is Embarrassing’aptly fulfills all of the above, including my new interest in Wayne White’s ‘Word Art’ andcertainly not the WordArt that’s a tool in Microsoft PowerPoint!(Grade: B)

Joseph: “Beauty is Embarrassing” is not so much a documentary about commercial artist Wayne White as it is a one about how the determination to exercise one’s creativity is the secret to success when it comes to living the happiest life possible. Granted, filmmaker Neil Berkeley also reveals that said determination can pose a few problems when it comes to the more socially acceptable measures of success, but that is where priorities come into play. As such, it is an inspiring celebration of the imagination, which White has demonstrated himself to have via his various projects like the spectacular “Pee-wee’s Playhouse.” (Grade: B)

‘Fat Kid Rules the World’

Jacob Wysocki plays an overweight teen with no friends who put his planned suicide on hold after he is taken under the wing of an older yet unstable punk rocker (Matt O’Leary). (R – 94 minutes)

Joseph: One would think that the focus of a film titled “Fat Kid Rules the World” would be the overweight character. Unfortunately, one would be wrong – at least when it comes

to Matthew Lillard’s feature-length directorial debut. The new dramedy should be admired for its honesty and sincerity – especially during the nearly dialogue-free scenes that afford audiences an opportunity to see inside of its plump protagonist’s mind. However, said protagonist is eventually booted into the backseat to make room for the less-compelling character. And as if that were not bad enough, the tone is all over the place. (Grade: D)

‘The House I Live In’

Filmmaker Eugene Jarecki examines the war on drugs, exploring the risks that prohibition poses to freedom and the tragedy of addicts being treated as criminals. (NR – 108 minutes)

Stan: Barely scratching the surface of the decades old so called ‘war’, Eugene Jareckireminds us of the dichotomy between the mindset of addicts as criminals to be prosecuted or being sick with a cure being the solution. “The House I Live In” serves as that reminder for us to look into our hearts for the answer to the question: If we were the addict, how would we hope to be treated… (Grade: C+)

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Joseph J. AirdoExaminer.com

Randy Montgomery, AZ Weekly Film Critic

Listen to Joseph J. Airdo’s “Movie Maverick” radio segment, every Friday morning at 8:30 a.m. during “The Daily Blender with Jeffry O’Brien” on KBSZ - NBC 1260 AM and 96.1 FM

About the Film ColumnistsStan Robinson, 66, is a retired first assistant director with more than 22 years of experience in film and media production. Read his full features and reviews exclusively online at Screen-Scene.org.

Randy Montgomery, 34, works in media and marketing and holds a master’s degree in counseling and education. Read his full features and reviews exclusively online at AZWeek-lyMagazine.com.

Joseph J. Airdo, 28, is a Walter Cronkite School of Journalism gradu-ate with a bachelor’s degree in media analysis and criticism. Read his full features and reviews exclusively online at Examiner.com/Phoenix.

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‘The Other Son’

Two young men – one Israeli (Jules Sitruk), the other Palestinian (Medhi Dehbi) – discover they were accidentally switched at birth and face complex repercussions with their respective families as a result. (PG-13 – 105 minutes)

Joseph: “The Other Son” is an exceptional drama that is executed

with mediocrity. The new French import from writer/director Lorraine Levy features some fine performances and introduces some interesting ideas but both the technical filmmaking aspects of it all and the resolutions at which it arrives are underwhelming. It almost appears as though Levy did not believe enough in her project to put forth the effort to afford audiences a grand cinematic experience that comes across as significant. Instead, the experience feels miniscule and shallow, with Levy never reaching more than a comfortable arm’s length for its conclusions. (Grade: D)

‘Skyfall’

Daniel Craig reprises his role of James Bond, whose loyalty to M (Judi Dench) is tested as her past comes back to haunt her. As MI6 comes under attack, 007 must track down and destroy the threat – no matter how personal the cost. (PG-13 – 143 minutes)

Stan: As a ‘boomer’ growing up with James Bond and Sean Connery as

Joseph: Although it is merely a brief introduction to a much larger subject, “The House I Live In” jump-starts the controversial conversation – deserving our admiration for that reason alone. Filmmaker Eugene Jarecki does a decent job of demonstrating that there may be much more to the story than simply saying that there are good guys and bad guys. He could have improved upon his project and helped an even greater number of people had he opened the topic up a bit more to include other criminal activities that render offenders as essentially disposable entities but change has to start somewhere. (Grade: C)

‘Keep the Lights On’

Thus Lindhardt plays a documentary filmmaker who meets a handsome

but closeted lawyer (Zachary Booth). As the two men start building a home and life together, each continues to privately battle their own compulsions and addictions. (NR – 101 minutes)

Joseph: Though it is engaging thanks to its complex story and solid performances, “Keep the Lights On” ultimately suffers in both its ability to keep viewers awake and its capacity for any real insight about its subjects thanks to an unbalanced representation of its characters. That is to say that co-writer/director Ira Sachs focuses on Thus Lindhardt’s character while essentially shoving Zachary Booth’s character to the back-burner to be used as a tool rather than someone who could have been equally fleshed-out thereby solving a pacing problem and developing additional hypotheses about the role that addiction plays in gay relationships. (Grade: D)

‘A Late Quartet’*

Christopher Walken, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Catherine Keener and Mark Ivanir play four musicians who are bound together by their passion for music and long years of working together. But when one of them is diagnosed with a terminal illness, the repercussions hit the group deeper than they could imagine. (R – 105 minutes)

*Screened after deadline.

Bet You Didn’t Know!

‘Casino Royale’(2006) is the first James Bond film approved by Chinese censors.

by Stan Robinson

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my Bond favorite, reading all of the original Ian Fleming books while in high school, and growing over the last 50 years as the various ‘Men Who Would Be Bond’, a tease for my three part special, were presented, this third installment with Daniel Craig as Bond works. Director Sam

Mendes presents the basics of the story, thrilling action sequences, and the ultimate surprise as new actors are installed as key characters for this next generation of Bond moviegoers. (Grade: B)

Joseph: If 2006’s “Casino Royale” was not enough to turn non-Bond fans into believers, then “Skyfall” will certainly do the trick. The latest installment in the now-50-year-old 007 film franchise is by far the best, both appealing to viewers who have never been quite compelled enough to jump on board the James Bond bandwagon while satisfying fans who have essentially grown up going on missions with the MI6 agent. By simplifying the story, amplifying the action and reducing the romantic trysts, “American Beauty” director Sam Mendes proves that it is definitely possible to teach old spies some new tricks. (Grade: B)

Soundbite Spotlight

The following quotes were pulled from interviews conducted by AZ Weekly Entertainment Magazine’s film columnists with talent speaking on behalf of movies recently released or about to be released in theaters.

Filmmaker Eugene Jarecki (‘The House I Live In’)

By Joseph J. Airdo

“There is extraordinary destruction that is unleashed on poor people across this country because it is ultimately driven by a grave misunderstanding about drug addiction. We treat the nonviolent in this country very often more severely than the violent. A drug-addicted person is like anyone we know. And how many people do we all know who are addicted to something, who is struggling with something?

“Instead of finding a way to help that person through that struggle so that they become a constructive citizen and continue to participate increasingly in the life of the country, we throw the book at them, lock them up and throw away the key. By doing so, we take a hurt person and make them a hopeless person because you gravely deepen the problem that they are already having.

“Of course, once you are put in jail and not offered treatment, your addiction does not go away but your life chances become much slimmer. Now, all of the forces of despair that feed addiction are accentuated. You now have more trouble getting a job and you now have more need for self-medication. So by meeting drug addiction in the wrong way, the system turns that addiction into a viscous cycle. That was probably my biggest discovery.” – Eugene Jarecki

Producer Barbara Broccoli (‘Skyfall’)

By Joseph J. Airdo

“The pressure was really on with ‘Skyfall’ because it is the 50th anniversary [of the James Bond brand] and it is more important than ever to us that we make a film that

honors all that has come before and celebrates all of the extraordinary achievements of everyone who has ever contributed to these films.

“We really wanted to make it the best Bond film ever and I think that [director Sam Mendes] has done an amazing job. We have a great story and an amazing cast. I am very proud of this film and really hope that audiences love watching it as much as we enjoyed making it.

“These films are so big and challenging, every day you are thrown a curve ball of some description. But that is great. My father always used to say, ‘As a producer, you need to hire the best people and then create an environment in which those people can do their best work.’ That is always at the forefront of my mind.

“We have got not only the most extraordinary cast but also the most extraordinary [production people] on this. Everyone who contributed to this film is a legend in their own right and just to be able to absorb them and their talents has been so rewarding. I think that the film is outstanding because of that.

“These films are so very important to so many people. I have met so many

Bet You Didn’t Know!

Author Ian Fleming based the character of James Bond on Dr. John Dee (1527-1608), the first British secret agent. The 007 insignia was used for private communiqués between the Court and Dee.

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Speople who talk about how much they have enjoyed seeing these movies. For many of them, it was kind of family experience or a rite of passage being taken to these films by their parents or going on their first date – taking their girlfriend who became their wife. So many people have emotional feelings toward the series.

“I feel like we have a lot to live up to. The original team set a new standard and created a whole new genre when they made ‘Dr. No.’ We stand on tall shoulders and do not want to disappoint the audience. We want to make these films as good as they can be, as relevant for the time and as enjoyable as possible. That is the challenge and it has not changed over the years.” – Barbara Broccoli

Special Feature

‘The Men Who Would Be Bond’ Three Part Series

By Stan Robinson

With‘Skyfall’ opening on 9 November 2012, it will be the 23rd Bond film from Eon Productions and the 24th Bond film overall, celebrating 50 years of James Bond as the longest running film series in cinema history.

The three part special feature includes Part 1: ‘The Films’, there’s budgets and grosses for each film for an overview of the franchise from a financial view. Part 2: ‘The Producers’ gives insight on Harry Saltzman, Albert Broccoli, and author Ian Fleming on bringing James Blond to the screen. Part 3: ‘The Actors’ features the six actors who are ‘The Men Who Would Be Bond’. The 3 part special feature is available at ScreenScene.org and Examiner.com.

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GRADES AT A GLANCE Stan Randy Joseph‘Alex Cross’ C+ C- F

‘Beauty is Embarrassing’ B – B‘Chasing Mavericks’ – C- D

‘Cloud Atlas’ B+ C- D‘The Details’ – – D

‘Fat Kid Rules the World’ – – D‘Flight’ B – C

‘The House I Live In’ C+ – C‘Keep the Lights On’ – – D

‘The Other Son’ – – D‘The Paperboy’ B B D‘The Sessions’ B – B

‘Skyfall’ B – B‘Smashed’ B B B

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Friday, November 9 through Sunday, November 11MIM will celebrate the opening of four new exhibits: Early Jazz, Jazz, Women in Jazz, and Latin Jazz. Enjoy jazz exhibit tours, live music, special presentations on Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald, and more!

Friday, November 9 | 7:30 p.m.Film Screening: The Girls in the Band

Saturday, November 10 | 7:30 p.m.Concert: The DIVA Jazz Trio with special guest Grace Kelly

Monday, November 12 | 7:00 p.m.Concert: Jane Bunnett and Hilario Durán

Tuesday, November 13 | 7:00 & 9:00 p.m.

Concert: An Evening with Branford Marsalis

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Songwriting Workshop: Starts at 5:30pm and includes admittance to concert.

The songs he writes and the experiences he shares are for everyone. They are rich with the stories of life, love and wanderlust. Mike has consistently had his songs on the Country/Roots and Americana Charts in both the USA and Europe for the past 4 years. Some of his hit songs include “Almost Christmas,” “Hula Girl Highway,” “Love You Tonight,” “Jagger & Jones,” “Bottoms Up” and “Hillbilly Beach Bum”.

November 2012 16 Mike Aiken Songwriting Workshop . 5:30pm 16 Mike Aiken Solo Concert . . . . . . . . . . .8pm

December 26-31 Zoppé-An Italian Family Circus . . Times Vary

January 2013 1-7 Zoppé-An Italian Family Circus . . Times Vary 18 New Directions Veterans Choir . . . . . . .8pm 20 DRUMLINE LIVE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7pm 26 An Evening with Cesar Millan . . . . . . . .8pm 27 The Gentleman Doc Holliday. . . . . . . . .3pm

February 2013 2 Golden Dragon Acrobats . . . . . . . . . . .7pm 9 Wayne Newton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:30pm 15 Jeanne Robertson, Humorist. . . . . . . . .8pm 16 Happily Ever After…A Cinderella Tale .11am

February 2013 23 Vicki Lawrence & Mama: A Two Woman Show . . . . . . . . . . . 7:30pm

March 2013 1 Former SNL stars Jon Lovitz, Chris Kattan, & Tim Meadows LIVE! . . . . . . . . .8pm 2 John Schneider & Tom Wopat Formerly The Dukes. . . . . . . . . . . . 7:30pm 9 Classic Albums Live performs The Beatles’ Abbey Road . . . . . . . . . . .8pm 10 Rhythm of the Dance . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3pm 16 ROOTS & BOOTS: Featuring Sammy Kershaw, Joe Diffie & Aaron Tippin . . 7:30pm 23 Tony Orlando In Concert . . . . . . . . . 7:30pm

April 2013 5 Hotel California “A Salute to the Eagles” . 8pm 13 Scorpius Dance Theatre . . . . . . 3pm & 8pm

DRUMLINE LIVEZoppé An Italian Family Circus Since 1842 Golden Dragon Acrobats “Cirque Ziva”

Guitar Raffle - $5Mike Aiken is a Takamine Guitar sponsored artist. Takamine has donated a guitar (Valued at $1,200) to the Center to raffle off as a fundraiser. The raffle winner will be drawn during Mike’s concert. Winner DOES NOT need to be present to win.

Raffle tickets are just $5 and can be purchased at the box office by calling 480-782-2680 or online at www.chandlercenter.org/raffle.

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Tony Award-winning actress Bernadette Peters will perform at the Scottsdale Cultural Council’s annual ARTrageous gala on Saturday, Dec. 1, at 8:30 p.m. at Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts. She will be accompanied by her longtime arranger and musical director, Marvin Laird, and an eight-piece orchestra. Proceeds benefit Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts and Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art (SMoCA). One of Broadway’s brightest stars, Bernadette Peters is particularly renowned as an interpreter of works by celebrated composer and lyricist

Stephen Sondheim. She recently starred in the critically acclaimed production of Follies after a highly successful run at the Kennedy Center. Prior to that, she starred in the Tony Award-winning masterpiece A Little Night Music opposite Elaine Stritch.

ARTrageous concert tickets are available for $125 through (480) 499-TKTS (8587). A limited number of tickets to the gala dinner, concert and pre- and post-show receptions also are available for $350, or with premium seating for $500. Additional information is available at www.ScottsdalePerformingArts.org.

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To wash it all down, RAREaffair will feature a wide-range of craft beer including a Papago Brewing and Odell Brewing collaboration beer, Bell’s Brewing Roadhouse Rye IPA, Maui Brewing Liquid Breadfruit, New Belgium Brewing’s Trip 14 and more. Some of the featured wines include Galante Estates, Artesa and TR Elliot. There will be single malts and specialty tequilas as well including Cruz Tequila and Dirty Tequila products as well as Aroyo Vodka, Ciders and a Honey Wine from

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All of the Arizona Science Center exhibits will be open to RAREaffair guests so you can explore the fun and wonder of science while enjoying a night filled with food, beer, wine and spirits. For more information visit www.bfbf.org.

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Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino I-10 at Wild Horse Pass exit - Chandler 1-800-WIN-GILAOvations LIVE! Showroom:Nov 9 – Jim BrickmanNov 10 – Led Zepagain (Led Zeppelin Tribute)

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Remember college? Me neither. This is partially due to the fact that roommates, neighbors and near-strangers would congregate around the apartment complex every weekend for the sole purpose of seeing who would get a Sharpie drawn on their face first or what unfortunate soul would be awakened by a handful of flour to the face. But, I like to think, we’ve matured since then. Our tastes have become refined. And those of us with remaining brain cells appreciate some sensory and intellectual stimulation.

That’s why I propose that you throw a blind wine tasting party, attempting sensory Sudoku with coworkers and relatives. For this you’ll need everyone to bring a bottle of wine, divvying up the gamut: something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue. And be sure that you place each wine in a paper bag, not only for aesthetic pleasure, but also to conceal the identity of the wine. Number each bag. Drink.

Compare your opinions. Can you really tell which is expensive and which is better suited for cleaning oil stains off of the driveway? Recent research says that you probably can’t; a study conducted on over 1,000 participants concluded that

consumers could not tell a cheap from an expensive wine outside the margin of error. In other words, they did no better than if they had guessed. But this sample was a population of science fair attendees, most likely attempting to ward off migraine-inducing laser lights, CO2 and mirrors.

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Harvest TimeBy Marlene P. Baumann

Recently, I wrote about the basics of the harvest season: pick the grapes, process and crush them, and let the fer-mentation begin.

Often not talked about is the meticulous laboratory work being performed by the winemaking team. In fact, many wine-makers have scientific backgrounds. On most winery tours, visitors never really see the lab – we are shown the barrels and bottles and of course the tasting rooms. But what about the beakers, pH meters and calibration equipment? The work that goes on in the lab this time of the year is fascinating and affects how the finished wine will taste.

The winemaking team must analyze sam-ples from the tanks while the grapes are actively fermenting. They do this numer-ous times throughout the day, every day for the duration of active fermentation. In the lab, the team keeps detailed logs on the changing aspects of the grapes. What are they looking for? In simple terms: sugar content, acidity, and pH levels. More specifically, they taste the juice for its flavor components—fruit and essences that spring forth while the grapes are bub-bling away.

This process reminds me of my great-grandmother standing over a huge pot of sauce on the stovetop, tasting it repeat-edly to determine if the tomatoes were too acidic, too sweet, or cooking away too quickly. Only she would know what adjustments to make—we just knew in the end we would enjoy a sauce that was perfectly balanced!

The winemaking team is also analyzing the alcohol content. If it is too high, it may block the completion of the fermentation resulting in highly-alcoholic wines.

People often tell me that many red wines taste the same to them and they wonder why that is. Part of the answer could be the wines have a high alcohol content, which makes it difficult to detect acidity, nice tannins and fruit aromas as easily as in balanced wines. Wines that are high in alcohol feel weighty and can numb your palate, taking away your ability to enjoy the flavors of the wine.

So you can see that making a fine, well-balanced and interesting wine requires a skilled winemaking team and a lot of diligence in the lab. As with much of life – there are no shortcuts! 2727

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The Festival at The Farm celebrates the success of Arizona’s wineries

The Arizona Wine Growers Association will celebrate a year of rising national acclaim by raising a glass with the public on Saturday, Nov. 17, 2012, at The Festival on the Farm.

Set amongst the pecan groves of Phoenix’s intimate The Farm at South Mountain, the fourth annual festival is a way to sample the best wine from across Arizona, all in one place. More than 30 local wineries are expected to attend, representing the growing regions from the Verde Valley in the north, Sonoita and Elgin in the south, and Willcox in southeastern Arizona.This is the most Arizona wineries that have ever been gathered in one location for a group tasting event!

The festival is from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., and is limited to 1000 guests. Tickets are $75 for the public (online and at the door) and $60 for AWGA members.

The festival will include:

●● Wine tasting from 31 participating Arizona wineries and a commemorative glass.

●● A picnic lunch prepared by The Farm Kitchen. There also will be tasty treats from other local Arizona favorites.

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“Whether they are a novice or an aficionado, this is a can’t miss event for wine lovers to meet the folks behind the rising Arizona wine movement,” said Peggy Fiandaca, president of the Arizona Wine Growers Association. “Come sip the wine from our state’s beautiful wine regions all in one place, in one of the most wonderful settings Phoenix has to offer.”

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Oh, the awkward first date. You know, the one you’re excited for but also have no idea what to expect, because we all have heard those disastrous stories. You ask yourself a million questions… What will they be like? What should I wear? What do I order? More importantly, what do I drink?! These questions come up on every date. Although I can’t tell you what to wear, I can tell you that the perfect drink for a first date is wine, of course!

Wine is great on a first date for many reasons. Reason one, you have many different options to choose from, depending on what you’re feeling. Maybe you’re feeling a little playful, so you order a sweet white - or maybe a little daring, and decide on a spicy

Tempranillo.Second reason, we all know wine pairs great with food and that when people enjoy their food, they are that much happier. Wouldn’t that help with that first date awkwardness? Plus, it makes for great conversation when you tell your date how much

you’re enjoying the restaurant you’re at.

Another reason for wine on a first date? It helps you to relax! Wine is known to help calm your nerves, take the edge off and help you breathe a little easier. Also, if you want to bond a little bit with your date, wine is a great drink of choice because it gives you the option to share a bottle. You can choose something that you both like (you can even impress your date with recommending a specific one) and it’s the perfect amount to share on a date (about five glasses).

So on your next first date order your favorite wine and watch the sparks fly; and even if it’s not with your date, it’ll at least be with that White Merlot in your hand.

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Thanksgiving and BeerWithout question, one of the biggest holidays of the year for eating and drinking is Thanksgiving. Besides the obligatory list of things to be thankful for, the entire day is about eating, drinking and watching football. And it’s not just a standard meal…in some households;

dozens of dishes compete with each other for space on both the table and your plate. Turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, cranberries, vegetables and so much more take the stage in a dance which has the sole purpose of getting you to loosen your belt and fall asleep in front of the television in the fourth quarter of the last game of the day. Sounds like quite the challenge for somebody wanting to pour the proper beer. Fortunately, there are options that will make it easy to make sure you and your guests have the best beer to pair with your meal. And, we are giving them to you early enough to make sure you have time to pick them up. If you are a guest at one of these dinners, go ahead and bring a few bottles for your host.

The first key is to not try to find one beer that is all things to all people. You probably won’t pull it off. Instead set up a sampling table somewhere in the vicinity of the dinner table and stock it

with a variety of beers to suit a variety of foods. Put out small glasses if you have them and encourage guests to sample the beers in four ounce servings so they can pair multiple beers with the meal. Try some all around good food beers, add in some beers that present a crossover opportunity for the wine drinker, pull out one or two outrageous beers that will be a treat for the adventurous members of your dining group, and top it all of with a couple of dessert and digestif beers. Don’t be concerned if there are those in your crowd that may claim to not like beer. Have some wine available for them, personally I prefer a Pinot Noir and a Riesling with the traditional turkey dinner, but expect them to gravitate towards the beer, just because it is different. If you really want to go all out, make up index cards for each beer with a description of the flavors to be expected.

The first beers to include are the classic food beers, beers that don’t take much

imagination to enjoy and pair well with a wide range of food. For these, I recommend staying on the maltier side, although you will need something with a little bit of hops to cut through the richer foods. So let’s go with these:

New Belgium 1554This is a darker beer based on an old Brussels recipe. It has a nice touch of sweetness to it but is easy drinking and pairs well with a large variety of food. Don’t let your guests shy away from the color of this beer. Dark is not a flavor.Victory Prima PilsA wonderful beer with plenty of carbonation to help cleanse the palate so each bite of your meal is as enjoyable as the first.

Sierra Nevada Pale AleThis is the beer with that little hop bite. It has a solid malt backbone to stand up to a

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Hello beer lovers and friends, this week let’s chat about Sonoran’s latest Chef Series Beer, Lee’s Liquid Dinner. As you may already know, Sonoran Brewing is known for collaborating with many of the valley’s top chefs to brew beers unique to the foods they love to create. Lee’s Liquid Dinner is no exception. Brewed with honey roasted parsnips, chestnuts, cranberries and orange peel, this English brown style ale has a real holiday feel. You truly get all of these flavours on your very first sip. The fruit hits you first, balancing the dark malt characteristics, then out come the nuts and honey. The complexities taken from that first taste are astounding. A lot of different ingredients and a lot of love. So much going on yet every nuance is quite noticeable and very distinct.

The mastermind behind this chef series brew, Lee Hilson - Executive Chef at the Royal Palms in Phoenix decided to take his love of the fall and winter seasons to a new high. The idea is a warm “celebration” ale that takes the “Meal In Itself” ideal to a new high. Now having said so, this little gem is still great for pairing with all the right holiday meals. Imagine a crispy roasted duck with fresh green beans, cranberry sauce and mash. Even better, how about fennel and rosemary spiced sausages smothered in with gravy and biscuits? Oh Heaven I’m at your door!

The perfect booze pairing? How about a snifter of warm brandy or an aged cognac with a cinnamon stick? I’m really working myself up here! Anyone up for dinner?

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variety of food, and has just enough hops to deal with the gravy.

Next, let’s look at something for the wine drinkers. Here we will go for something with a little more complexity that still will pair with different foods:

The Bruery Autumn MapleHow can you not include a beer that is actually made with yams? In addition to the yams, this Belgian Strong Dark Ale is brewed with cinnamon, nutmeg, allspice, vanilla, molasses, and maple syrup. It will go great with dark meat, stuffing and, of course, yams.

Tripel KarmelietThis Belgian Tripel brewed with barley, wheat and oats has layers of flavor that will match just about any food you choose to serve. The fact that it was named, “The Best Ale in the World” at the World Beer Awards certainly doesn’t hurt.

Lost Abbey Red BarnI believe that saisons may be the best overall style in the world to pair with food and this offering from Lost Abbey certainly helps prove the point. It will pair with just about everything on the table and works great as an aperitif as well. For something different, try the slightly earthier Avant Garde from this brewery instead.

How about challenging your guests while still giving them a strong pairing experience? Don’t worry; I have suggestions for those as well.

Ballast Point Sculpin It’s a hop bomb to be sure, but still has a solid malt backbone and will work well with very rich foods, and if you serve blue cheese before or after the meal, it’s an incredible pairing.

Cantillon GueuzeTart and refreshing, use this as a palate cleanser for a multi-course meal. It’s perfect just before the main course is served. Cantillon has been tough to find in Arizona recently so any Gueuze will do.

Redstone Vanilla Bean Cinnamon Stick MeadMeads are beverages where the primary fermentable is honey. This particular one is named after the natural flavorings added. Try a Black Raspberry, Traditional Mountain Honey Wine or Juniper Mead as well. They are refreshing and a different flavor, especially good with lighter dishes.

Crispin The SaintThis hard apple cider fermented with Trappist Ale yeast and a hint of organic maple syrup is just right for a non-

traditional Thanksgiving dinner. While it pairs well with turkey it really stands out as a complement to a ham dinner.

And now for dessert, stay with rich beers the complement the flavors and the richness of the dessert:

Breckenridge Vanilla Porter, Left Hand Milk StoutAll three of these beers go great with desserts and the ingredients in the dish would determine which would be best. For a lighter creamy dessert, go with the White Chocolate Ale, since it’s a wheat beer, it may not stand up to incredibly rich desserts. The Vanilla Porter is perfect with dishes like Crème Brulee or Flan. A lot of pies, especially pecan and pumpkin will go well with this. Finally, chocolate or coffee based desserts (think tiramisu or mocha) deserve Milk Stout. The unfermented sugars along with the roastiness of the stout make it ideal for this situation.

Cherish Raspberry or Cherry LambicActually any traditionally made lambic will work great with fruit desserts or pies. The underlying tartness from these spontaneously fermented beers provides a nice counter-balance to the sweetness of the dessert. Try to avoid the artificially sweetened lambics out there as they tend to be a bit cloying especially with a sweet dessert.

North Coast Old RasputinPour it in a snifter and don’t worry about dessert, sit out on the patio and enjoy it. Old Stock Barleywine from North Coast is also a great stand-alone meal finisher.

So those are my recommendation for Thanksgiving dinner. I realize that not all of these are available everywhere, so be creative, look for options that mirror these. No matter what you choose to drink, make sure it goes well with your food. The ability of beer to enhance the dining experience is amazing and it certainly deserves its place at your table.

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for December 10th at the Marquee Theatre in Tempe. Unfortunately fans will have to wait just a little longer while front man Billie Joe Armstrong receives treatment for substance abuse. All remaining scheduled dates will be rescheduled. Refunds will be given at point of purchase, or they will be honored on the rescheduled dates. www.greenday.com has more details.

Tryst Café has recently added live music to their offerings. Monday nights from 5:30 to 8:30pm, check out great local artists; November 12th features Gal Drimmjer. Tryst Café is located at 21050 N. Tatum Blvd., Suite 108, in Phoenix. Check out www.trystcafe.com for more information.

Paradise Valley United Methodist Church (4455 E. Lincoln Drive in Paradise Valley) will host Down the Rabbit Hole on Friday November 9th and Saturday November 10th at 7:30pm. Two fantastic trips packed into one concert! First, explore Haydn’s journey around London with projections of period artwork of famous sites within the city. Then, trace the imaginative footsteps of Alice in the 1900 silent film Alice in Wonderland brought to life by musical selections performed during the movie. Coducted by Timothy Verville, the film will be accompanied by the music of Beethoven, Brahms, Dvorak, Prokofiev, Tchaikovsky and others.

THR 11/8 Pato BantonFRI 11/9 ♦ The DICKIESSAT 11/10 JAB JAB SAT 11/10 Gold PopTHR 11/15 ♦ GREaT WHITEFRI 11/16 Creme De La CremeSAT 11/17 Nightlife PresentsSUN 11/18 Showcase of the ArtsWED 11/21 Westcott Ave CD ReleaseWED 11/21 Calicoe GFRI 11/23 BLACKOUTSAT 11/24 AFTON Showcase

MON 11/26 ♦ U.F.O.WED 11/28 GROUCH & ELIGHSAT 12/1 FREQUIS CD ReleaseSAT 12/1 FuturisticWED 12/5 THE MEDITATIONSFRI 12/7 ♦ DON DOKKENFRI 12/7 Omillio SparksSAT 12/8 UNCLE SKATESAT 12/8 Saranne DIRTY THIRTYSUN 12/9 ABSTRACT RUDESUN 12/9 Gorilla Band BattleFRI 12/14 The SWORD

SAT 12/15 Gorilla Battle FinalsSAT 12/15 Nightlight PresentsSUN 12/16 AstronautalisFRI 12/12 Snake City PlayboysSAT 12/22 Gorilla Xmas ShowSUN 1/13 Gorilla Hip-HopFRI 2/1 Exposed FestivalSAT 2/16 Romantasy CaberetWED 3/6 DJ Abilities • Sadistik

Tickets for shows in RED with ♦ can be purchased at Rockzone Records, Naked Dave's Music, Zia's (All Valley Locations) and Stinkweeds. All shows with presales can be purchased at Clubredrocks.com BOOKING: to check on available dates, call 480-258-2733 or email to [email protected]

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THR 11/8 • 8 pm • 16+Pato Banton Pato is deeply committed to a "Stay Positive" approach to both music and life. Reggae • $15–$20MON 11/26 • 7 pm • 21+U.F.O. Phil Mogg, Mick Bolton, bassist Pete Way, and Andy Parker formed the band, U.F.O. in August 1969. ROCK • $20–$25

FRI 11/9 • 7 pm • All Ages

The DICKIeSLEGENDS: they were the first SoCal punk band to appear on network TV and first to be signed to a major record label. ♦ PUNK LeGeNDS • $12–$15

WED 11/28 • 7 pm • 16+Grouch & eligh HOW THE GROUCH STOLE CHRISTMAS plus Mistah F.A.B., Prof, DJ Fresh and much more! Hip-Hop • $18–$20

FRI 12/7 • 7 pm • 21+Don Dokken Special Acoustic set by Don Dokken playing all the great DOKKEN HITS. Don't miss!! 80s ROCK • $18–$22

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Great WhiteJack Russell's GREAT WHITE: Jack plus Robby Lochner, Matthew Johnson, Dario Seixas & Derrick Pontier.. ♦ 80s ROCK • $18–$20

WED 12/5 • 7 pm • 21+The Meditations The Meditations have worked with Bob Marley, Jimmy Cliffs and Gregory Isaacs. Roots Reggae • $12–$15SAT 12/1 • 7 pm • 21+FReQUIS FREQUIS, HOWITZER, Six Sided Halo, Chasing Venus, Haven's End, and From Adam. ROCK • $10–$12

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Psychic Sylvia Browne’s 50th Anniversary Tour

Sunday, Dec. 2nd at Celebrity Theatre

New York Times best-selling author and world famous psychic Sylvia Browne returns to the Valley with her 50th Anniversary Tour set for 6 p.m. on Sunday, December 2nd at the intimate Celebrity Theatre. To say that Sylvia Browne has a cult following is like saying the late Steve Jobs used to run a little company called Apple. She shares her gift of knowledge and insight with a wealth of predictions for 2012 -- she says the world will not end on Dec. 12 of this year; the Mayans simply ran out of “ink” -- and consults those who want to believe that we are not alone in the universe and that we all have had previous lives. Browne has been doing this for such a long time that you have to admire the public’s fascination with the former Catholic school teacher who has been interviewed by everyone from Larry King to Montel Williams. Browne has a new book out, “Afterlives of the Rich and Famous,” a New York Times bestseller (and one of 60-plus she has written) that reads like a who’s who of celebrity,

chronicling what life is like for the famous who are now living on the other side. (By the way, Sylvia does not believe in Hell, rather, those who have led evil lives reincarnate right back into the world and never get a chance to experience the heavenly aspects of the other side. Also, she notes in her lectures that living on earth is the “hell” that exists.) As for the book, she says that celebrities and other famous people are living great lives in Heaven. Through books, lectures and her active website, SylviaBrowne.com, the 76-year-old spiritual teacher and psychic wants people to know there is more to life than the one you’re living. Part lecture, comedy routine and some homespun advice, Browne’s talks typically grip her audience and keep them on the edge of their seats. Doors open at 4 p.m. Tickets ($55; and $245, which includes Meet and Greet with one question before show) are available at Celebrity Theatre or online at www.celebritytheatre.com. To charge by phone, call 602-267-1600 ext. 1. All tickets are subject to a surcharge. Celebrity Theatre is conveniently located just 4 blocks south of the Loop 202 freeway, at 440 N. 32nd St., in Phoenix.

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Thursday Buckeye Waddell’s Longhorn Corral (623)853-0395, 1629 N 195th Ave.: Justin Wright & High Octane. www.waddellslonghorncorral.com

Cave CreekBuffalo Chip Saloon (480) 488-9118, 6811 E. Cave Creek Rd.: Pat James Band. www.buffalochipsaloon.com

Harold’s Corral (480) 488-1906, 6895 E. Cave Creek Rd.: AZ Blues Project. www.haroldscorral.com

MesaToby Keith’s I Love This Bar and Grill (480) 844-8629, 1065 N. Dobson Rd.: James Parks and Chelsea Bain. www.tobysmesa.com

PhoenixBlue Martini (480) 638-BLUE, 5455 E. High St., Suite 101: Azul. www.bluemartinilounge.com

Copper Blues (480) 791-5005, 50 W. Jefferson St.: The Hamptons. www.copperblueslive.com

Hard Rock Café (602) 261-7625, 201 E. Washington St.: AJ Odneal. www.hardrock.com

Hazelwood’s First Place (602) 957-2462, 3626 E. Indian School Rd.: James Parks. www.hazelwoodsfirstplace.com

Thunderbird Roadhouse (602) 439-6800, 3549 W. Thunderbird Rd.: Hillbilly Barbeque Band.

TempeCanteen Tequila Bar (480) 773-7135, 640 S. Mill Ave.: Acoustic Music from 5:30 to 7:30pm. www.canteentequilabar.com

Sail Inn (480) 839-6637, 26 S. Farmer St.: Sera Cahoone, The Parson Red Heads and Tierra del Fuego. www.thesailinn.com

Tempe Tavern (602) 625-1336, 1810 E. Apache Blvd.: Allura w/ Down By Fire and special guests. www.tempetavern.com

Yucca Tap Room (480) 967-4777, 29 W. Southern Ave.,(Southwest corner of Southern and Mill): Blunt Club. www.yuccatap.com

Friday Apache JunctionWTH Bar and Grill (480) 380-6000, 10262 E. Apache Trail: Rock Candy. whatthehellbarandgrill.com

Buckeye Waddell’s Longhorn Corral (623)853-0395, 1629 N 195th Ave.: Justin Wright & High Octane. www.waddellslonghorncorral.com


Cocomo Joe’s (480) 538-8008, 28244 N. Tatum Blvd.: Basketball Jones. www.cocomojoes.com

FlorenceMoonshine Willy’s (480) 570-4711, 20585 E Price (Station) Rd.: Dually Stoned. www.moonshinewillys.com

Fountain HillsJazz in the Hills / Alchemy at CopperWynd Resort (480) 788-5290, 13220 N. Eagle Ridge Dr.: Vicki McDermitt. 7:30-9:30pm. www.jazzinthehills.info

GlendaleDonna Jean’s Libations (623) 979-7036, 6676 W. Bell Rd.: Three Folds Fate. www.donnajeanslibations.com

MesaHollywood Alley (480) 820-7117, 2610 W. Baseline Rd.: King Legend (San Diego), Atomic Zombies and Shattered Kennys. www.thehollywoodalley.com

Toby Keith’s I Love This Bar and Grill (480) 844-8629, 1065 N. Dobson Rd.: Micky and the Motorcars and Chad Freeman. www.tobysmesa.com

PhoenixCopper Blues (480) 791-5005, 50 W. Jefferson St.: The Walkens. www.copperblueslive.com

Desert Ridge Marketplace 21001 N. Tatum Blvd.: Raun Alosi Band (District Stage) and David & Amy of Peppermint James (AMC Fountain). www.shopdesertridge.com

Hazelwood’s First Place (602) 957-2462, 3626 E. Indian School Rd.: Daylon Greer. www.hazelwoodsfirstplace.com

Ice House Tavern (602) 244-1179, 3855 E. Thomas Rd.: The Minor Injuries. www.icehousetavernphx.

com

Joe’s Grotto (602) 992-1007, 13825 N. 32nd St.: Butcher Babies, Gemini Syndrome, Anomaly, Latency, Pulsic, Drive Thru Rehab and Downfall. www.joesgrotto.com

Steel Horse Saloon (602) 942-8778, 1818 W. Bell Rd., Suite 100: Organ Grinder. www.steelhorsesaloon.com

Thunderbird Roadhouse (602) 439-6800, 3549 W. Thunderbird Rd.: Porch Dawgs.

The Trunk Space (602) 256-6006, 1506 N.W. Grand Ave.: Todd Hoover. www.thetrunkspace.com

TempeSail Inn (480) 839-6637, 26 S. Farmer St.: Not Dead Yet and Japhy’s Descent. www.thesailinn.com

Tempe Marketplace 2000 E. Rio Salado Pkwy: Laura Walsh Band (District Stage) and Jess Hawk Oakenstar (B&N Fountain). www.tempemarketplace.com

Tempe Tavern (602) 625-1336, 1810 E. Apache Blvd.: Hell Defined, Inner Chaos, Disarming Adam and Excystation. www.tempetavern.com

Yucca Tap Room (480) 967-4777, 29 W. Southern Ave. (Southwest corner of Southern and Mill): Neba, Plowed Under and Palms. www.yuccatap.com

Saturday Apache JunctionWTH Bar and Grill (480) 380-6000, 10262 E. Apache Trail: Attitude Cat. whatthehellbarandgrill.com

Buckeye Waddell’s Longhorn Corral (623)853-0395, 1629 N 195th Ave.: Justin Wright & High Octane. www.waddellslonghorncorral.com


Cocomo Joe’s (480) 538-8008, 28244 N. Tatum Blvd.: Rizon. www.cocomojoes.com

FlorenceMoonshine Willy’s (480) 570-4711, 20585 E Price (Station) Rd.: Dually Stoned. www.moonshinewillys.com

GlendaleDonna Jean’s Libations (623)

979-7036, 6676 W. Bell Rd.: Jellied Brainz and Deadman’s Curse. www.donnajeanslibations.com

MesaHollywood Alley (480) 820-7117, 2610 W. Baseline Rd.: Fred Green, Crushed and Daughters of Fission. www.thehollywoodalley.com

Toby Keith’s I Love This Bar and Grill (480) 844-8629, 1065 N. Dobson Rd.: Nathan Dean. www.tobysmesa.com

PhoenixCopper Blues (480) 791-5005, 50 W. Jefferson St.: The Instant Classics. www.copperblueslive.com

Desert Ridge Marketplace 21001 N. Tatum Blvd.: Knee Deep Experience (District Stage) and Wayward Maggie (AMC Fountain). www.shopdesertridge.com

Hard Rock Café (602) 261-7625, 201 E. Washington St.: Weekend Warriors. www.hardrock.com

Ice House Tavern (602) 244-1179, 3855 E. Thomas Rd.: Bird City. www.icehousetavernphx.com

Joe’s Grotto (602) 992-1007, 13825 N. 32nd St.: Sammus Theory, Cage 9, Psyphen, Failing to Fly and Atoms Fall. www.joesgrotto.com

Steel Horse Saloon (602) 942-8778, 1818 W. Bell Rd., Suite 100: Organ Grinder. www.steelhorsesaloon.com

TempeSail Inn (480) 839-6637, 26 S. Farmer St.: Smoking Poples and Luther. www.thesailinn.com

Tempe Marketplace 2000 E. Rio Salado Pkwy: Ratio (District Stage) and Hans Olson (B&N Fountain). www.tempemarketplace.com

Tempe Tavern (602) 625-1336, 1810 E. Apache Blvd.: Vicky & the Vengence and Wreckhouse Strangler w/ special guests. www.tempetavern.com

Concert Venues 910 LIVE (480) 966-0707, 910 N. McClintock Dr., Tempe: November 8th: Insane Poetry, Sanity Insanity, Pozest!, Suppah Time, S.I.K., Baraca, Domestic Violence and Freak Show KillazNovember 10th: 3 Seconds More, Corium, Bound Before and moreNovember 14th: DRI (Dirty Rotten

Imbeciles)November 17th: South-West Stompwww.910liveaz.com

Celebrity Theatre (602) 267-1600, 440 N. 32nd St., Phoenix:November 8th: Musiq SoulchildNovember 9th: 6 Rounds of Punk: Misfits, Strung Out, The Vandals, The Attack, Guttermouth and Not 4 YouNovember 16th: Powerhouse 2012 w/ The Game, Ca$h Out, Kendrick Lamar, John Hart and KaliqNovember 17th: Los Tucanes de Tijuanawww.celebritytheatre.com

Club Congress (520) 622-8848 or 800-722-8848, 311 E. Congress St., Tucson:November 8th: Opti Club: Nite JewelNovember 9th: 25th Anniversary Scooter Rally w/ Dave’s Big Deluxe and Liam and the LadiesNovember 10th: Daniel JohnstonNovember 12th: The Sea and Cake w Matthew FriedbergerNovember 13th: The Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn BandNovember 16th: Gabriel Sullivan & the Taraf de Tucson w/ Copper y Congress, Andrew Collberg and VerbobalaNovember 17th: Silver Thread TrioNovembe r18th: Generationalswww.hotelcongress.com/club

Club Red/Red Owl (480) 496-4733, 2155 E. University Dr., Tempe:November 8th: Pato Banton, Kush County, Jah Missionary, Aisea Da Prophet and Valu FaNovember 9th: The Dickies, Rotten Youth, Common Tongue, Throb Zombie, Sons of Providence, I Was Told There’d Be Whiskey, Unemployment Party and Vices to the GraveNovember 10th: Jab Jab and Gold Pop November 15th: Jack Russell’s Great White, Jaded Jukebox, Plowd, Keeping Shay, Black Curtain and Steel PriestNovember 17th: The Downcast, The Catch, John Parente and Craig Lindholmwww.clubredrocks.com

Comerica Theatre (602) 379-2800, 400 W. Washington St., Phoenix:November 10th: T.I and Kirgo BangzNovember 21st: Yuridiawww.livenation.com

Crescent Ballroom 308 N. 2nd Ave., Phoenix:November 8th: Captain Squeegee w/ the ASU Concert Jazz BandNovember 9th: Jens LekmanNovember 10th: Bears of ManitouNovember 11th: Daniel JohnsonNovember 12th: Walk the MoonNovember 13th: Tilly and the WallNovember 14th: The Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band


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November 15th: GrouploveNovember 16th: Kongos, Mergence and The TechnicolorsNovember 17th: Generationalswww.crescentphx.com

Jobing.com Arena (623) 772-3800, 9400 W. Maryland Ave., Glendale:December 1st: Trans-Siberian Orchestrawww.jobingarena.com

Lost Leaf Gallery (602) 258-0014, 914 N 5th St & Roosevelt, Phoenix: November 8th: Mutant BeetlesNovember 9th: DJentrificationNovember 10th: Sunorus and Of the Painted ChoirNovember 11th: Jon Moy is FlightsNovember 12th: Running From BearsNovember 13th: The RewindNovember 14th: YusNovember 15th: Tater FamineNovember 16th: Sunorous, Biologia and CulturesNovember 17th: Abraham Drinkingwww.thelostleaf.org

Marquee Theatre (480) 829-0607. 730 N. Mill Ave., Tempe:November 8th: Minus the Bear, Cursive and Girl in a ComaNovember 10th: Wonder 9 featuring OWSLA Tour w/ Jack BeatsNovember 11th: RuskoNovember 12th: Halestorm, In This Moment, Eve to Adam and FrequisNovember 17th: Deftones and Scars on BroadwayNovember 18th: Twiztid, Hed PE, Lil Wayne and Potluckwww.luckymanonline.com

Martini Ranch (480) 970-0500, 7295 E. Stetson Dr., Scottsdale:November 8th: RAW ArtistsNovember 9th: Howitzer and The Simpkin ProjectNovember 10th: Colton Avery, Benny Merchant, Aiyana Havir and Rock LobsterNovember 11th: Love and a .38 and MetalheadNovember 13th: Cataracs, Trace, Weird is the New Cool and Pbc tha cliqueNovember 15th: CRS8, Irie Love and AkoostikzNovember 16th: Tyler Ward and Bad LuckNovember 17th: Pearl Ridge and Rock Lobsterwww.martiniranchaz.net

Mesa Amphitheatre (480) 644-2560, 263 N. Center St., Mesa:November 30th: Kid Ink and Driicky Grahamwww.mesaamp.com

Mesa Arts Center (480) 644-6500, One East Main St., Mesa:November 30th: Under the Streetlampwww.mesaartscenter.com

MIM Music Theater (480) 476-8000, 4725 E. Mayo Blvd., Phoenix:November 9th: The Girls in the BandNovember 10th: The DIVA Jazz Trio w/ Grace Kelly as special guestNovember 11th: Red Rocks Music Festival presents Peter Eom (cello) and Dr. Margarita Denenburg (piano)

November 12th: Jane Bunnett & Hilario Duran: Cuban Rhapsody w/ special guest CandidoNovember 13th: An Evening with Branford MarsalisNovember 15th: Jake ShimabukuroNovember 16th: Judy CollinsNovember 17th: Assad Brotherswww.themim.org

Orpheum Theater (Flagstaff) (928) 556-1580, 15 W. Aspen St., Flagstaff:November 8th: Iration & the ExpendablesNovember 9th: John Doe of “X”November 13th: Dropkick MurphysNovember 14th: Martin Sexton w/ Adam GontierNovember 15th: DRI (Dirty Rotten Imbeciles)November 17th: XTra Ticketwww.orpheumpresents.com

Phoenix Symphony Hall (602) 262-6225, 75 N. 2nd Street, Phoenix:November 8th: Ignat Solzhenitsyn conducts Stravinsky’s PetrushkaNovember 9th: Ignat Solzhenitsyn conducts Stravinsky’s PetrushkaNovember 10th: Ignat Solzhenitsyn conducts Stravinsky’s PetrushkaNovember 23rd: Michael Christie conducts Bernstein and StravinskyNovember 23rd: Michael Christie conducts Carmina BuranaNovember 24th: Michael Christie conducts Carmina Buranawww.phoenixsymphony.org

Plush (520) 798-1298, 340 E. 6th St., Tucson:November 8th: Stand Up For KidsNovember 9th: Mr. Gnome, The Cordials and Algae and TentaclesNovember 10th: Blind Divine, Race You There and Tiger FaceNovember 11th: Little BraveNovember 13th: Super Water SympathyNovember 14th: Naim Amor November 15th: RAW: Natural Born Artists of TucsonNovember 16th: Caught on Film, Yardsale Heart, The March Divide and Bradford TrojanNovember 17th: The Electric Blankets, The Royalty and Of the Painted Choirwww.plushtucson.com

Rhythm Room (602) 265-4842, 1019 E. Indian School Rd., Phoenix: November 9th: Sammy Eubanks and Cold Shott & the Hurrican HornsNovember 10th: KT & the Repeat Offenders and The 44’sNovember 11th: Douglas and the FursNovember 12th: Joe Brooks, Joseph Vincent and Mike Mains & the BranchesNovember 13th: The PlaterosNovember 14th: Bob Shimizu, Regi Wooten and Bill MoioNovember 15th: Memorial Tribute to Mike Leach hosted by The Rocket 88’s w/ special guestsNovember 16th: Roberta Donnay & the Prohibition BandNovember 17th: The Sugar Thieveswww.rhythmroom.com

Rialto Theatre (520) 740-1000, 318 E. Congress

St., Tucson:November 16th: Jake ShimabukuroNovember 17th: Jack Russell’s Great WhiteNovember 23rd: Straight No Chaserwww.rialtotheatre.com

The Rock (520) 629-9211, 136 N. Park Ave., Tucson:November 9th: Benny Merchant w/ Setback, Silver Age, Brandon Jim Band, Mellow Bellow and The Bonnie SituationNovember 16th: Scorned Embrace, Dreaming Awake, Light Her Up, A Perception, Betraying a Titan, A Figure A Hero, A Clockwork Orange and Silence is GoldenNovember 17th: Twizted, Hed P.E., Potluck and Lil Wytewww.rocktucson.com

Rocky Point Cantina (480) 968-7879, 1001 E. 8th St., Tempe:November 9th: City in the Sea, Searching, Distant Calm, Born From the Sea, Arbitrary and TherenderingNovember 10th: The Battle for California MetalfestNovember 16th: Napalm Death, Municipal Waste, Exhumed, Attitude Adjustment and Horse HeadNovember 17th: Sacred Reich, Dirt Over Lime, Scattered Guts, Impulsive Aggression and Dethronedwww.rockypointcantina.com

The Rogue Bar (480) 947-3580, 423 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale:November 11th: Andrew Duncan BrownNovember 12th: Palms and Jared & the MillNovember 13th: Colton & Zara, Carol Pacey & the Honey Shakers, Francis Dean and Zachary Scott JohnsonNovember 15th: Only Warning, 8 Minutes to Burn and Back Porch PickersNovember 18th: Cat Sounds, The Breakup Society and The Woodworksmyspace.com/theroguebar

Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts (480) 994-2787, 7380 E. Second St., Scottsdale:November 10th: Michael FeinsteinNovember 23rd: Bela Fleck and the Marcus Roberts Triowww.scottsdaleperformingarts.org

Solar Culture (520) 884-0874, 31 E. Toole Ave., Tucson:November 13th: Typhoon (Portland) and Laura Gibson (Portland)http://solarculture.org

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In separate conversations with Zap2it, Keith Richards, then Mick Jagger talk about their half-century – yes, 50 years – with the Rolling Stones, as featured in HBO’s “Crossfire Hurricane” Thursday, Nov. 15.

It would be impossible to capture what the quintessential rock band means in a single documentary, and this tries in just under two hours. The result is uneven. It has some excellent concert footage and reminders of how the world has evolved over the years.

Initially, the Rolling Stones were threatening; the Beatles were the darlings, and the Stones were the bad boys. The footage of hostile newscasters alone makes this fun, as stiff, disapproving middle-aged men of the 1960s pretty much castigated these young men.

And they were so very young when they shot to stardom, and Jagger looks like such a baby in the early days. This film is more like home movies – which are fun – than an objective or probing documentary. That makes sense considering Jagger and Richards are among the producers.

While rehearsing in Paris before setting off on tour, Richards and Jagger answer our questions.

Q: How do you describe the film?Jagger: It is irreverent enough. In the beginning I said to Brett

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Q: Half a century is rather remarkable for anything. Does it feel so long when you are with the band?

Richards: I look around and see all the old faces, and then it all falls into place. This band is kind of strange. It has its own magnetic, chemical reactions, and once we are together and playing there is this satisfaction. Satisfaction! (He laughs at his unintended reference to one of the band’s signature songs.) You are doing what you are supposed to be doing any time I am playing with the Stones.

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Freelance Whales Deliver Dreamy Diluvia, Captain Midnite Brings Northwest

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Three years after the success of their debut, Weathervanes, indie pop rockers Freelance Whales are back with their follow-up, Diluvia, and it is a treat. “Locked Out” typifies the album’s content and feel, with an upbeat baroque pop sound featuring horns, xylophone and the sort

of swelling, echoing verses you can’t get out of your head. Lead singer Judah Dadone mimics Death Cab for Cutie’s Ben Gibbard throughout, especially on the engaging pop opener “Aeolus.” Bassist Doris Cellar gets in on the fun on tracks like “Spitting Image,” and when the two of them sing back and forth to each other on dreamy numbers like “Red Star” and “Winter Seeds,” it is hard not to get caught up in their hypnotic sway. More layered and nuanced than Weathervanes, Diluvia is a solid record.

With the release of his latest EP, All This Will Fade, Captain Midnite is out to prove that Seattle knows how to do more than just rock. The hip-hop track “Bullet Through Your Heart (ft. Slow Dance)” dances right up to the edge of dubstep without going over, while “As You Fall…(The 3 stages)” mixes plodding beats with waves of synths that wash over you. The seedy quality of “Sugar” makes you wonder if you should be grinding to this slow jam or looking over your shoulder for a knife-wielding psychopath, and “Drown Me Out” has a “Faint”-like quality to it during the choruses. Captain Midnite gives solid vocals throughout, opting for echoing, somewhat ethereal performances. This album is an intriguing hip-hop/alternative hybrid.

Brian Palmer writes music and film reviews, artist features and sports articles for print and online publications across the country. You can follow him on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/briancpalmer or on Twitter: @Brian_C_Palmer.

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