[OutVoice] Boys' Entrance seeks drummer

[qear1 at comcast.net]

Boys' Entrance was formed in 1991, and have 6 cds, and numerous ep releases, and is recognized as Chicago's first "queer-boy rock band". 
As the founder, and primary singer/songwriter for Boys' Entrance, I have been blessed to incorporate the gifts of many talented musicians throughout 
the years. I am re-forming Boys' Entrance with my original guitarist, Mike Ferro, and have recently added a talented multi-instrumentalist from the band 
Pink Sheep, Brett Allen Basil. We are seeking a drummer to complete the ensemble. 

Our perfect drummer would be adept at changing dynamics, equally at home with percussion as a kit. Loud as Bonham and nuanced as Ray Cooper. 
You should be experienced at playing with sequencers as well. 

We have our first gig lined up in June at a Battle of the Bands in Chicago. We really need you to appear for us now. Additionally, we are recording a new cd 
at this time. So it is time to hit the ground running. 

Contact me at qear1 at comcast.net 
Best Wishes, 
Tim Cain/Boys' Entrance 

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Today's Topics: 

1. warm wishes (Ronald Waite) 
2. Nate Phelps dissects his 'phobic father Fred + music by 
Scandelle + global LGBT news (tworadio at aol.com) 


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Date: Mon, 19 Apr 2010 07:13:06 -0400 
From: "Ronald Waite" <rwaite at twcny.rr.com> 
To: "OutVoice" <outvoice at outvoice.net> 
Subject: [OutVoice] warm wishes 
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April 19, 2010 

Happy Birthday to Mark Barnes 
and 
Happy Birthday to Nate Borofsky (Girlyman) 
and 
Happy Birthday to Ellis 
and 
Happy Birthday to Matthew Heath-Fitzgerald 
and 
Happy Birthday to Cindy Pruitt 
and 
Happy Birthday to Thomas Raniszewski 

More Birthdays at www.famousbirthdays.com 

Other LGBT: Happy Birthday to the late Dick Sargent (4/19/1930 - 7/8/1994) 

"Music like religion, unconditionally brings in its train all the moral 
virtues to the heart it enters, even though that heart is not in the least 
worthy." ~ Jean Baptiste Montegut 




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Date: Mon, 19 Apr 2010 17:13:51 -0400 
From: tworadio at aol.com 
To: Outvoice at outvoice.net 
Subject: [OutVoice] Nate Phelps dissects his 'phobic father Fred + 
music by Scandelle + global LGBT news 
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"THIS WAY OUT: the international lesbian & gay radio magazine" 
Program #1,151 - distributed 4/19/10 
Airs on more than 200 local stations around the world... or 
Listen now via our free podcast at www.thiswayout.org 
(hosted by Greg Gordon and produced with Lucia Chappelle) 
A Phelps son flees his father Fred to speak for sanity; 
A top Catholic Cardinal's queer child sex abuse comments draw 
criticism, a lesbian couple and an Argentine judge "try" marriage 
rights, Obama's visitation order represents a small token of his 
esteem, a 2010 Prop 8 repeal effort falls short, U.S. students use 
silence to fight bias, and more global LGBT news 

- In "NewsWrap": The Vatican's second-in-command blames the Church's child abuse sex scandal on gays, while Italy's high court rules against marriage equality... the first lesbian couple legally weds in Argentina, but the last of two gay male marriages is reportedly also annulled... U.S. President Barack Obama orders hospitals to recognize same-gender couples, while an effort to repeal California's Proposition 8 on the November 2010 ballot fails to gather enough signatures to qualify... hundreds of thousands of U.S. students observe the 15th annual National Day of Silence... and more LGBT news from around the world (written by GREG GORDON, and reported this week by MICHELE PLEASANT and JOHN TORRES). 

- He's the son of a disbarred civil rights attorney turned familial cult leader who made the slogan GOD HATES FAGS infamous. It's no surprise that NATE PHELPS is the survivor of an abusive household, since his preacher father FRED has an international reputation for abusing gay, lesbian, bi, and trans people... not to mention his antipathy for Jews, Catholics, people with AIDS, Sweden, the American flag, Christmas, and U.S. soldiers killed in battle. Few of Fred Phelps' children have escaped the thrall of his WESTBORO BAPTIST CHURCH in TOPEKA, KANSAS. Nate Phelps, one of them who did, believes it's also important for him to share his story, as he did with "This Way Out" correspondent HEATHER KITCHING (from "Queer FM" on CiTR/Vancouver, B.C.) (with intro/outro music from "God Loves Me Too" performed by SCANDELLE) [www.natephelps.com]. ********************************************************** 
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