BY KATE BRADSHAW
KATE@MAUITIME.COM
Sound logic Got it covered
Saturday (Oct. 23), 9pm, Charley’s, Paia Tuesday (Nov. 4), 6pm, Island wide
I’m not going to parse words on this one. Plain and simple, this show is a must. You have Tuesday is going to be a long day. Perhaps the
Bronx native DJ Logic, whose take on the turntable shuns sampling in favor of genre- fate of the entire planet rests on this day (but
bending grooves. This is evident in his work with John Mayer, Jack Johnson, Medeski, probably not). The results of this election may
Martin & Wood and the John Popper Project. Logic is bringing his experimental sound send us spiraling into a post-apocalyptic Mad
to the isles as part of a national tour. He shares the stage with percussionist and jam band Max nightmare. They may help keep the bus
veteran Bill Kreutzmann, who is best known for his work with the Grateful Dead. out of the ditch (for now). They may mark the
Kreutzmann plays on Maui occasionally, and always puts on a killer show. Then there’s close of an era defined by sheer douchebag-
“swamp-funk-hoodoo-slide-guitar- gery. Or not. In any case, this is one of the most
choogler” Papa Mali, whose sound is important elections in decades, both locally
incredibly versatile without ever and nationally. As the day unfolds, we here at
straying very far from its voodoo MTW will be getting the lowdown. We will be
swamp blues roots. You can almost staking out at polling places. Whatever hap-
feel the Delta air, thick, sweaty and pens, we will be Twittering the hell out of this
heavy, oozing through the speakers election by way of our mobile devices. You can
throughout the duration of his tunes read these Twitter posts by texting “follow mauitime” to 40404 or visiting
(which you can check out at www.twitter.com. Or catch our posts live at akaku.org or on Akaku Channels 52, 53,
www.papamali.com, and I strongly and 54. Alongside Akaku we will also be providing up to the minute stats. You can
recommend that you do). I have a even contribute your own election day Twitters to Akaku by subscribing to Akaku’s
sense that this label-transcending Maui Nui Election Twitter feed. Political die-hards can join us at Akaku’s studios at
show will be a breeding ground for 333 Dairy Road for an election day party. Bonus: keep an eye out for our first-ever
sweet vibes and tasty grooves alike. Election Day Drinking Game Guide. Our best idea yet: a rusty nail for every state
Good times for all. $25 advance/$30 McCain and Palin win; a surfer on acid for every state Obama and Biden grab. Yeah,
door. sounds potentially deadly. We’re still working out the kinks.
DAY➤➤➤➤➤MONDAY➤➤➤➤➤TUESDAY➤➤➤➤➤WEDNESDAY
In the heart of Olde Makaw ao To wn
WILD WAHINE WEDNESDAY
CASANOVA’S FAMOUS
LADIES NIGHT
FFrridaiday
October 31st
Q103 and the Big Hawaiian present ‘808 dopest djs’’
Dj Stylz & DJ Jammin J
Halloween
THE EVENING THAT EARNED CASANOVA THE AWARDS
“BEST LATE NIGHT IN MAUI” and
“BEST SINGLES SCENE IN MAUI”
Party!!
Music Starts at 10:00pm
Music by: Lalo Goya
$10 cover
Best Costume Cash Prize
Saturday, November 1stember 1st
Music Starts at 10:00pm
$15 Presale/ $20 Door
CLOUD NINE presents
Sunday
Noveember 2ndmber 2nd
QUADRAPHONIX MANA’O RADIO PRESENTS:S:
The leading experimental
UPCOUNTRY SUNDAYS ACOUSTIC STYLETYLE
Jazz group in Honolulu
with Randall Roospondspond
Featuring on the Ukulele:
TAIMANE GARDNER
and
the
Haiku Hillbillies
Also: DJ PLUSH
Featuring: Tom Conom Conway &
Music Starts at 10:00pm Fulton Tashombe
$10 cover
also from New Orleans: Pw Orleans: Papa Maliapa Mali
SHOWW at 2pm at 2pm--5PM
$7 Donation
Make it a memorable evening. Dine and dance at Casanova..
For Information and Tickets Call: Rosario 281-3222 / Casanova Makawao 572-0220
For dinner reservations call 572-0220 www.casanovamaui.com
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