Glasgow

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Regular weekly clubs plus one off events are listed by city, then by day, then alphabetical by title. Clubs will be listed, provided that up to date details reach our offices at least eight days before publication. Lack of information may result in clubs being omitted. Glasgow club listings compiled by Jack Mottram.

Glasgow Thursdays

Pre-club

I Bounty at Q. 5pm litlll. l'ree. Weekly. Billy Milligan is at the helm till this new tiiglit. featuring party tunes across the genres. from RM) to club classics.

I Diamonds at The Variety Bar.

Xpm close. l‘ree. Weekly. l)J Mticci presents Southern smooch to rockabilly raunch lor rocksteady liddies. It you know what that means. you‘ll probably want to go.

I Latin Loungin’ at The (lauelio (il'lll. 9pm midnight. Free. Weekly. l-‘irst bars. now restaurants are turning into mini- clubs. What next. newsagents'.’ .-\ny way. DJ Ja/./. ol llay'ana lame proy ides a laid- back blend ol Latin sounds at the Argentinian beeljoint.

I Nico’s at Nico‘s. 0pm midnight. l‘ree. Weekly. (‘heesey music lor party -minded students. As it there's another kind ol student.

I Nomad at Nomad. 7.30pm midnight. Free. Weekly. Resident ‘l)onut' Jay is joined by Kris Keegan. Ian Thompson and A.J. spinning the best house sounds.

I The Operators at (‘osta (‘oi‘t'ee (Great Western Road). 7 l lpm. l‘ree. Weekly. The local heroes assist capitalist eoll’ee culture with their inimitable blend ol‘jau. lunk and hip hop.

I Pousey Cafe at Air ()rganic.

Swl lpm. Free. Weekly. The Jengaheads get you stoked up for a night out. with a tnixed bag ol beats. lrom electro and t’unk through to house and techno.

I Phatboy’s Kitchen at .\le(‘liuill’s Way Out West. ts’pnirsmidnight. l-‘ree. Weekly. Hip hop. breaks and beats courtesy ot‘ The Wax Monkey.

I Sample & Hold at Bar Soba. Rpm-midnight. l-‘ree. Weekly. l.i\e hip hop. replete with guest \ocalists. scratchy business and percussion.

I Shogo at The Brunswick (‘ellais Win—midnight. l‘ree. Weekly. An ey'ening of breaks. beats and suchlike l'roni (i-Man and occasional guests. with skateboarding Visual entertainments.

I The Thursday Broadcast at The l.iy'ing Room. 9pm midnight. liree. Weekly. Rotation ol‘ Glasgow’s top l)J talent featuring Steyie lilenients among others.

I Tilt at Bar It). 7pm late. Free. Weekly. An evening ol‘ liuro trance from the Tilt

I Virunga at Brel. ‘lpm midnight l5ree. \VCL’kl}. :\ [Hp selection (ll tunes with .1 world bias. including soca. Latin dance. .»\lrican arid reggae.

Club

I Affinity at Media. llpm 3am £4 (£3 ). Weekly. l’rogressiye atid liuro trance in the iiiaiti arena with residents Steye (‘oncannon and Paul l‘leming. Rotational talent abounds iii the back suite.

I Bennet’s at liennet's. l lpm 3am. £3 (£2). Weekly. Shawn deliyers a commercial dance ltll\ in the main room. while .»\nnie supplies "’le and fills hits at the premier gay

I Club Salsa Sabrosa at The llayana Bar. ltl.3llpiii 3am. £4 (£3.5()). Weekly. Top-notch Latin sounds. w ith all hip- shaking genres coyered thanks to residents Keith. .-\le\is and (ieo l).

I Columbian at The :\sy luni Back Room. 8pm lam. Free to ('l'St' members: £l otherwise. Weekly. Mtisic with breaks. from hip hop and big beat to soul and lunk. I Cop at .-\i'chaos. llpm 3am. £4 (£3). Weekly. Absolutely colossal student night with ('.J. supplying hard partying house anthems in the main room and dull classics l'rom Tam ('oy le downstairs.

I Fat Sumo at The (ilasgow School ol .-\rt. ltlpm 2.30am. £3. Weekly. .-\ new Venture lor the Vic Bar. with l.TJ Bosom and her trashy electro pop getting ample support from lli Fidelity 's Seaii l)ickson in the second and l‘ourth week (it the month. with lltisli Puppy (l)i\ ine) stepping into the breach in the third week.

GFreak Moves at The (ilasgow School ol':\rt (upstairs). l()pm 2.30am. £3. Weekly. l)Js l)cma and Mr Nice tise their turtitablistic skills to showcase hip

hop. dancehall and funk. now on a weekly

basis. This month. on 5 Jul they welcome Nappa. the DJ with PM l.il'e (‘ypher

w ho‘s making his mark as a remixer with contributions to recent (ioi'rila/ arid Mark B & Blade releases. then on l2 Jtil there's liye lunk ll'Ulll 3 Wise Monkeys and a li\ e set lrom (ilasgow hip hop stalwarts The ()perators. launching their debut \ inyl outing The hedonism lil’. See llitlist.

I Homework at Vault. l lpm 3am. £5 (£4). The new basement club aims lot' the Thu student crowd without pandering to the Usual l‘oi'mulaic pap. They call it lucked-up pop. which means pretty much any thing lrom techno and electro to unashamed pop classics. lati and Stey ie man the box.

I MFI at l'niyerse ((‘oatbridgel

llpm 2.30am. £4 (£2). Weekly. Big telly man liwan Macl.eod and DJ Bob with a disco-tinged selection ol house old and

I Motion at The \'el\et Rooms. next date 27 Jul.

I Off The Hook at The l3th .‘s'oie

(‘lub ltlpmr 2am. £3 (£2). Weekly. Alter

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68 THE LIST 5—l9 Jul 2001

853;" SHOLCASE CHITTLIN’ HOEDOWN The 13th Note Club. Glasgow.

weekly Sun.

Sunday nights are now firmly established as the only option for promoters and DJs wishing to explore the outer reaches of music. The latest addition to the ever- expanding Sunday night family is Chittlin’ Hoedown. The name is something of a red herring, conjuring up images of Deep South rednecks, line-dancing away to choice country and western cuts and, to confuse matYErs further, the club comes complete with a wilfully obscure back-story involving Gary Coleman and hand-carved penny- whistles. Once you cut through the diversionary tactics, the night, like all the best clubs, is about dedicated music fans playing the songs they love in the spirit of good old-fashioned fun.

Even cowboys are welcome at this night of good ‘ole-fashioned fun.

‘We did just start the night for a laugh,‘ says Gary Lindsay. ‘We wanted to hear our own music over a big sound system, which means you’ll get to hear pretty much everything. I can't think of anything we wouldn’t play. It tends towards hip-hop, dub and electro, but you’ll get, I don’t know, a band

like Fugazi as well.’

‘We decided not to bother too much about attempting to be skilled or get into the idea of having any kind of style,’ fellow DJ Charlie McCann adds, ‘if one of us finds an LP of Bavarian drinking tunes, we’ll play it’.

Still in it’s infancy, Chittlin’ Hoedown is building a following among clubbers who prefer a wide-ranging playlist but don’t feel the need to go all-out on the Sabbath. ‘The main thing is keeping it diverse,’ says Lindsay. ‘We try to make sure that it’s chilled, but not too chilled, so that people can just sit and listen or have a dance if they want to.’

As for future plans, Chittlin’ Hoedown is sticking to unconventional methods of pulling in the punters. ‘Right now, we’re just trying to build up the night, and we do plan to get guest bands and DJs in,’ Lindsay says. ‘At the moment, though, we’re concentrating on getting the National Air Guitar

Championships.’ (Jack Mottram)

I Polo For Me at The l’olo Lounge. ltlpni lam. Free. Weekly. You. the lucky punter. take the helm tonight. as request cards are available oy er the bar and iii the booth.

I Revel at (32. llpm 3am. £5 (£4). 5 Jul. Fortnightly. Simon l5oy'. Stey'en (‘oncannon and Donnie Mac spin a selection ol‘ progressiye. litiro trance tunes mixed iii with some (‘hicago house and l‘unk.

I Rhythm And Blues at Life.

ltlpni -3am. £5. Weekly. One of the city 's linest Refill nights with residents Paul 'l'raynor. Naeem and Stuart Mc('allum.

I Routes at Ad-lib. l lptttv 3am. £5. Weekly. The diiiitig house-cum-sty le bar relaunches its clubbing soirees with this regular deep house date that comes courtesy ol ()w en ('aldw ell and (‘olin Day ie.

I Skint at The ('athouse. l lpm ~3am. £4 (£2). Weekly. Tough chemical breaks and beats. rock and indie tor a studenty crowd. I Skycop at Sky bar l:\l‘L‘llilt)sl.

l l.45pm 3am. £4 (£3). Weekly. The posh bit (it Archaos thrills to the deep house stylings of Ryan Kerr. as the regular student night packs theni iii downstairs. I Spank at ('ube. l lptii 3am. £4 (£3). Weekly. Veteran party -up type Jim l)a Best. with a little help from Nicky and Scott l-ree. presents house and ltink across [\yo rooms.

I Streetsoul at The Vely'et Rooms. llpm~3am. £4 (£2). Weekly (except last Thu ol' the month). Raymond Woods. l)M(i. John Lyons and Naeem take it in turns to proy ide the R&B and soul selections.

I Thursday Is Enough at (‘Iuh Budda. llpm—3am. £4 (£3). Weekly. Disco and house t'rom Stey ie Smith.

I Trash at Trash. ll)._‘~()pm--3am. £4 (£2). Weekly. Student lay es with a funky theme.

I Tune! at g2. l lpm 3am. l'i'ee entry bel'ore l lpm; £3 (£2) alter. Weekly. Simon Morrison arid Andy llorn select brand new house and trance. pltis lbi/a favourites to jog the memory.

I Tunnel Thursdays at The Tunnel. l lpiti 3am. £4 (£3). Weekly. Tunnel regulars Key in Mcl5arlane and Scott Mackay. plus Lisa Littlew'ood in room two. spin house tor a dressed—up crowd ol students.

I Menage a Trois at MAS.

l lpm 3am. £4 (£3 students). Weekly. Students seem to like nights that explicitly refer to sexual acts. for some reason. so the name-change lor MAS' weekly student bash should pack them in. (ieoll Montl'ord and John Thompson supply the student classics and party anthems.

I 1210 at Baba/a. 8pm 3am. l-‘ree bel‘ore l lpm; £4 (£3). Weekly. Top- notch house. garage and trance lt'om Ian Thompson and Vance. renowned for keeping the crowd on their toes and dropping the odd surprise track. In a bid to encourage new talent. the residents step down l‘rom 8 l lpm. turning over the Technies to up-and-coming l)Js. (’all the club on 204 (Hill lor details of how to participate.

I Upfront at The Asylum.

l()pm~ 3am. £l (Tree to (‘l'St' members). Weekly. iiddie Tonner and Scott Mochar with quality house and trance.

Chart & Party

I CJ’s Madhouse at Shack (formerly The Temple). lt).3()pni~3am. £4 (£2). Weekly. ('ra/y chart tunes.

I Loveshack at Fury Murry-s.

l lpm—3am. £4 (£2). Weekly. Jim and Phil with a blend of commercial classics. \ intage indie and a touch of disco.