event photos nov.06

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Flyers for events photographed in November 2006 appear below.

A link to the associated photo album appears beneath that.


11.04.2006
Chi Town Beatdown
featuring
Paul Anthony, Greg "2 Hype", Zeek
Dante's Nightclub
St Louis, MO
photos by brian


11.10.2006
The Funky African Tour '06
featuring
Blackliquid, Jon NuSkool, Shadowrunner
Grand Emporium
Kansas City, MO
photos by todd, aaron, joe, shaun


11.18.2006
Dirty South Funkadelic
featuring
Mayhem, E-Dub, J.Fortune, cQuence & Mike Conway w/ MC Alaska, Spider Bigger
Balanca's
Kansas City, MO
photos by aaron


11.18.2006
Essential Saturdays
featuring
Steve Thorell & Eric Sheridan
Grand Emporium
Kansas City, MO
photos by eric


11.18.2006
Skybox Saturdays
featuring
Jimmy van M, Paul DeMatteo, Ataxic
Skybox
Kansas City, MO


11.22.2006
Cranberry Grooves with a Taste of Chicago
featuring
Charles Levi, Starscream, Greg 2 Hype, Zeek, Reece, Eded Flux
Madison Event Hall
St Louis, MO
photos by brian


11.25.2006
Essential Saturdays
featuring
Steve Thorell & Eric Sheridan
Grand Emporium
Kansas City, MO
photos by todd & eric

11.25.2006
Mashed Pat-atoes
featuring
Pat Nice, Robsoul, MDotRoss, Ataxic, Clockwerk, Bucho
Skybox
Kansas City, MO


11.25.2006
B&W Disco Lift 2 Album Release Tour
featuring
DJ Dan & Jeff Hopkins
Dante's Nightclub
St Louis, MO
photos by brian


~ that's it for the month ~

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