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Rob Baker Solo - Strippers Union Local 518
#1

Here is an article on his solo album:

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#2

I wonder when we could expect such a release?

Anyone know?
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#3

RJB Wrote:I wonder when we could expect such a release?

Anyone know?

Well, says it's being mixed so unless they're putting it on the shelf, I assume it probably should be out by the end of summer.

Says Paul and Sinclair are performing on it, I wonder if they SING SOLO! That would be COOL! No offense to Johnny, I'm just assuming Johnny doesn't sing.
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#4

Just got this in my inbox. For those of you living in the Ottawa area, you might wanna check this show out:

STRIPPER'S UNION LOCAL 518
* featuring Rob Baker (Tragically Hip) and Craig Northey (The Odds)*

with guest MATTHEW BARBER
Wednesday June 22, 2005
Barrymores Music Hall
Doors 8PM | 19+

Tickets on sale this Friday June 3 at NOON. Tickets available at all Ticketmaster locations, Record Runner and the Barrymore’s box office (323 Bank street). Or call (613) 755-1111 to charge by phone. Order online at <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.ticketmaster.ca">www.ticketmaster.ca</a><!-- w -->

Call it the all-star line-up extraordinaire! Comprised of an impressive collection of Canadian music legends – Stripper’s Union Local 518 boasts the talents of Pat Steward (Odds, Matt Good), Doug Elliott (Odds, Colin James), Simon Kendall (Doug and the Slugs, Colin James), Craig Northey (Odds) and Rob Baker (The Tragically Hip).

The five-pieces self-titled record hits the street on June 14 via Universal Music Canada . Fans can expect to hear the groups first ever single - “Give Up and Go Away”- on Ottawa airwaves come June 1, 2005. Don’t miss an opportunity to check out your favorite players in the small stage setting at Barrymore’s Music Hall June 22! It’s a show not to be missed.
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#5

I am looking forward to the release of that CD. It should be interesting. I hope there might be a few more live shows announced later. Thanks for the latest update on Robbie's project.
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#6

Very cool! Hopefully they'll play a show in the London area!
Looking forward to getting that album!
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#7

LoftyPines Wrote:Very cool! Hopefully they'll play a show in the London area!
Looking forward to getting that album!


Me too. I was always a fan of the Odds, specifically Craig Northey's songwriting. And of course we all love Robby's guitar playing. This should be an interesting album.
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direwolf74 Wrote:Just got this in my inbox. For those of you living in the Ottawa area, you might wanna check this show out:

STRIPPER'S UNION LOCAL 518
* featuring Rob Baker (Tragically Hip) and Craig Northey (The Odds)*

with guest MATTHEW BARBER
Wednesday June 22, 2005
Barrymores Music Hall
Doors 8PM | 19+

Tickets on sale this Friday June 3 at NOON. Tickets available at all Ticketmaster locations, Record Runner and the Barrymore’s box office (323 Bank street). Or call (613) 755-1111 to charge by phone. Order online at <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.ticketmaster.ca">www.ticketmaster.ca</a><!-- w -->

Call it the all-star line-up extraordinaire! Comprised of an impressive collection of Canadian music legends – Stripper’s Union Local 518 boasts the talents of Pat Steward (Odds, Matt Good), Doug Elliott (Odds, Colin James), Simon Kendall (Doug and the Slugs, Colin James), Craig Northey (Odds) and Rob Baker (The Tragically Hip).

The five-pieces self-titled record hits the street on June 14 via Universal Music Canada . Fans can expect to hear the groups first ever single - “Give Up and Go Away”- on Ottawa airwaves come June 1, 2005. Don’t miss an opportunity to check out your favorite players in the small stage setting at Barrymore’s Music Hall June 22! It’s a show not to be missed.

I will be there...I'll have a review for all after the show.

Goulet!!
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#9

great, i'm just down the street, and i'll be there.

thin any other members of the HIP will be in attendance to see Robbie kick it off?
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#10

is no one else kinda surprised at the union he is playing for?
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#11

mark Wrote:is no one else kinda surprised at the union he is playing for?
That's the name of his band.

Obviously the point of a band's name is to attract attention, which I think Stripper's Local does..
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#12

beauty.. a robbie show right around the corner from my house....

matthew barber's new material is pretty good too... should be a great night....
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#13

Interestingly enough, Kingston Local 518 is the Kingston Musicians' Union, of which Mr. Baker is a member of.. His contact number is for Jake Gold...
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#14

Album cover. wOOt.

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#15

This could possibly be my new favorite band.
Has anyone ever seen Sharkskin? It was Pat, Craig, Doug and Simon playing Meters-esque material. Think Booker T and The MG's meets Medeski Martin and Wood. Just awesome.
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