Word: channelized
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Last night the five went to Waltham to entertain Brandeis students at the college pub. Two weeks ago they played at Jack's on Mass. Ave.; the week before they had their own show at The Channel. And the five musicians say it won't be long before they're a nationally-renowned group...
Over the past month, The Rhythm Method has performed for several local clubs including their shows at Jack's and The Channel. Mark Jones, production manager of Jack's--which books about eighty bands each month--says The Rhythm Method stand a good chance of having its hopes fulfilled. "This booking agent thinks the band is very good and we see a lot of bands," Jones says. "Musically I'd say they're comfortably a seven...
...tide is mighty, and it takes a big engine to hold a boat against it, especially a boat with nets down 12 ft. deep. And there is only so much room cross the mouth of the channel -- room, say, for 20 boats, elbow to elbow. So position is everything. The nets in front take the tide-bestowed bounty; the nets behind, on the lesser powered boats, scoop in what is left. If this were a democratic game, the boats on the line would drop back with their fill after a set time, allowing those behind a chance...
...channel the shrimper allows that he bought his 40-ft., all- cypress boat four years ago for $15,000, from a neighbor named Buddy Wannage. He says he paid too much for it, and that so far he has only managed to pay the interest on his loan. He does not know the age of his boat -- "People make them in their backyard. It's not a factory rig" -- which at this very moment is breaking down, just shy of the Firing Line. An exhaust sleeve is spewing dirty water like a coffee percolator gone wild. Overheated, dead...
...Eddie rants, and Richard Cretini catches up along toward midnight and lets down his nets, but no one is hauling in anything to speak of. By first light not a boat is left in the channel. There had been cruel words on the radio all night -- all summer, for that matter -- but no violence...