Subject: Fillmore

• In Their Own Write

  October 7, 1992

• RINGSIDE WITH MANNY CARBAJAL

  FOR FATHER OF WORLD CHANP, THERE WAS NEVER ANY DOUBT

  March 17, 1993

• BLUES BLOODED JOE LOUIS WALKER IS READY TO EMERGE FROM THE SHADOW OF ROBERT CRAY

  April 28, 1993

• IF IT WEREN'T FOR ALL YOU LITTLE PEOPLE . . . WHY PETER FRAMPTON OWES IT ALL TO THE CROWD

  June 8, 1995

• LITTLE DREAD SCHOOLHOUSE

  AFTER DECADES OF DECLINE AND A REAL ESTATE BUST, TERRY GODDARD AND OTHER RESIDENTS OF THE ROOSEVELT NEIGHBORHOOD ARE REKINDLING VISIONS OF GRANDEUR. HOWEVER, THERE IS NO ROOM IN THE VISION FOR THE INNER CITY'S BEST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.

  June 15, 1995

• Mother Hips Connection

  This California roots-rock jam band wants to be known as more than the living Dead

  February 1, 1996

• Pic Hits for the week

  August 8, 1996

• Calendar for the week

  March 13, 1997

• The Foundation Speaks

  April 16, 1998

• Letters

  April 15, 1999

• Vicious Cycle

  Downtown on a beer and two wheels

  May 20, 1999

• A Report From the Dylan/Simon Tour

  June 24, 1999

• Flashes

  08-24-2000

  August 24, 2000

• Letters

  Letters from the week of October 9, 2003

  October 9, 2003

• Luke's of Chicago Plans to Open Downtown

  Did I live in Chicago in a former life? Because the thought of a good Italian beef sandwich, drenched in meaty juice, sounds insanely appealing right now. A Chicago-style hot dog with the works sounds good, too. I'm getting all hungry at the thought of a brand-new Luke's of Chicago opening right on 7th Street, in that cool brick building that's been in need of an interesting tenant for a while now (583 N. 7th St., at Fillmore). For the time being, you'll have to keep going to Luke's other

  March 6, 2009

• Rogue Wave elevates their music with Asleep at Heaven's Gate

  April 24, 2008

• Stop Your Railing!

  Sure, light-rail construction is painful, but it will be worth it in the long haul

  December 28, 2006

• Friends in a Jam

  They won't Cher

  December 7, 2006

• Down-Home Delights

  Ten of the best from Nashville and elsewhere

  January 5, 2006

• This Week's Day-by-day Picks

  June 16, 2005

• Studio Visit: Chucky Spears

  A pocketful of fashion, on First Friday

  June 10, 2004

• This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

  May 6, 2004

• Dark Impulses

  At night, downtown Phoenix is a ghost town – except for a few bright spots

  December 11, 2003

• Clan of the Bike Men

  As downtown pedicabbers battle for turf and tips, major operators say city regs would end the mayhem.

  December 4, 2003

• Jerry's World

  Jerry Colangelo and his pals have gobbled up the lion’s share of public development dollars. If downtown’s to be saved, City Hall’s got to share the wealth.

  October 16, 2003

• Eye of El Tigre

  Is Phoenix fighter Jesus Gonzales the next Oscar De La Hoya? He may not be as good-looking, but he punches just as hard.

  October 9, 2003

• The Yardbirds

  Taking flight once more

  June 26, 2003

• Growing Pains

  Downtown galleries are ushering in a new art age

  September 12, 2002

• Creative Movement

  Historic preservation effort displaces charter arts school

  May 30, 2002

• Cause for Complaint

  Why didn't Phoenix officials take a councilman's concerns more seriously?

  March 21, 2002

• Vinyl Fetish

  Scratch reveals the power of two turntables, minus the microphone

  March 14, 2002

• Un-Urban Development

  Proposed downtown site draws criticism from residents, urban planners

  January 31, 2002

• National Football Cartel

  How the Arizona Cardinals and their NFL brethren exert monopoly power to extract billions of dollars from American taxpayers

  January 31, 2002

• Live at the Fillmore East: A Photographic Memoir

  By Amalie R. Rothschild (Thunder's Mouth Press)

  February 8, 2001

• Sea, Señor

  Brave the heat and eat!

  August 17, 2000

• Jim Kaufman's Bottom Line

  The cryptic savior of historic downtown structures says he'll raze his classic PUHS buildings before he'll lose his investment

  May 4, 2000

• Upbeat

  A load of the latest in heritage as Smokin' Joe gets nasty, Bill Frisell goes to Ghost Town, Greg Osby returns to form and everyone else gets the Gumbo once-over

  April 13, 2000

• Plain Folk

  Roger McGuinn, still a Byrd man, doesn't wanna be a rock 'n' roll star

  April 6, 2000

• BOB's a Bust

  Bank One Ballpark was touted as a powerful economic engine for downtown. Data show, however, that BOB has fueled sales mostly for BOB. The meager spillover doesn't bode well for the Arizona Cardinals' stadium aspirations.

  March 9, 2000

• Critical Mass

  Even with impending Willennium looming, 1999 proved to be a banner year for music

  December 30, 1999

• Searching for Your Inner Redneck

  A pair of new releases from Gov't Mule find meaning in being a Southern man, anyhow

  December 23, 1999

• Horns of Plenty

  Tower of Power leader Emilio Castillo puts together a live album while Rhino reassembles his past

  April 8, 1999

• Family Affairs

  A professional Phoenix woman wanted to help one poor, "at risk" family. It was the type of private initiative that both political parties say will ease the harsh impacts of welfare reform. Her three-year experiment in personal responsibility rescued an 1

  December 26, 1996

• OUTING INFILL

  PHOENIX'S INFILL HOUSING PROGRAM IS SUPPOSED TO ENCOURAGE RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE CITY CORE WHILE CURBING URBAN SPRAWL. BUT WHEN IT SUBSIDIZES LUXURY HOMES IN EXCLUSIVE NEIGHBORHOODS, THE PROGRAM FILLS THE WALLETS OF BUILDERS

  September 21, 1995

• RIFF AND READ

  November 18, 1992

• UNANSWERED PRAYERS AND QUESTIONS

  RESIDENTS NEAR THE MOTOROLA SUPERFUND SITES CONDUCT UNSOPHISTICATED HEALTH STUDIES BECAUSE THEY DONT TRUST THE GOVERNMENT. NEITHER DO THE GOVERNMENT'S OWN SCIENTISTS.

  October 7, 1992

• Arty Girl: New Gallery, "Alta Space" Opens Tonight

  Courtesty of Alta Space.Come on in!I'm a Phoenician so I get in my car and drive somewhere multiple times a day. And since I've been living here my whole life, it's not often I have to think hard about navigating my driving path. Of course, that means I zone out.Before I know it, I'm knee deep in a thought string that somehow led to my mental reliving of not making the basketball team in seventh grade (even though I was one of the best damn players on that court...what a crock of shit).Anyway, o

  May 1, 2009

• Mini T's Add More Dates to Fall Tour

  Phoenix(ish) band Miniature Tigers have added more dates to their fall tour. The Charlie Brand-fronted outfit rumored to be moving to New York will be touring with fun., fronted by Phoenix expat Nate Ruess, as well as Say Anything, New Zealand's Ruby Suns and the Dodos.Full list of tour dates, including shows at The Marquee and Modified Arts, on the jump. The band's video for "Cannibal Queen" is above.

  September 9, 2009

• Rob Zombie "Hellbilly Deluxe 2" Tour To Open Tour in Phoenix

  ​ Just like the horror movies he gets so much inspiration from, Rob Zombie is not afraid to revisit a successful past project when there's money to be made. Thus we have the The Hellbilly Deluxe 2 Tour, which will open in Phoenix before hitting the rest of the U.S. around Halloween. Lest you think Zombie's been milking this shtick all along, the press release helpfully pints out that, "Not since 1998's super smash triple platinum HELLBILLY DELUXE has Zombie hit the road under that moniker. So

  September 15, 2009

• Chef Talk: Sid Campbell, Local Breeze

  Sid Campbell runs a restaurant a lot like people plan for a party. He takes special care to make Local Breeze an enjoyable atmosphere, because he says his restaurant is as much about the ambiance as it is about the tasty food."It's more about the feeling I'm trying to create," he said. "When I go out to eat, I want it to be relaxing." Heather Hoch Sid Campbell stands in front of the bar near the entrance of Local Breeze.​Local Breeze opened up in May in a converted home off of 4th Avenu

  September 16, 2009