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We're heading back to October 1988 at Barrymore's Music Hall in Ottawa for the only known live performance of Wait So Long.

Before the clean remastered studio version was unboxed for the 35th anniversary of Up to Here, fans had to rely on a single bootleg tape recorded off the soundboard on Bank Street in Ottawa.

That night, Gord introduced the track by connecting it to the story of Highway Girl, dropping a rare piece of lore before the band tore into the groove.

For over 30 years, this gritty, raw bootleg was the only evidence that Wait So Long was ever written.

Then you had some, some, you know, some unique retail outlets.

There was one, when I first started the magazine, there was one, uh, at Bank and Hunt Club called, uh, Purple Pinecone.

Okay.

Um, and it was a golf retail.

Yeah, and you had Tom Mann's Golf Shop, which was in-

Sure

... an old building on Bank Street that was run by Tom Mann, former, uh, president of the, the Canadian PGA, and former-

Mm-hmm

For Brandon Piller, I'm Ross Levitan.

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But just that venue in general and the little community hub that was on Bronson Avenue between Rasputin's and the Ottawa Folk Music Centre.

Later, they moved over to, to Bank Street.

But that little community hub was just a little self-contained scene, and it was a really cool and energetic place to be a part of back in the, in the, those days in the mid-'90s.

So here's my talk with Jennifer, and hope to see you at Friday Night Folk on November 6th.

So we're set to go.

Red Blacks to receive, moving right to left, heading towards Bank Street in this first quarter.

Again, no wind.

They're wearing their all black uniforms with the white numbers.

AJ Jacubek alongside Jeff Avery, Steve Bunt on the sidelines.

10-3, Ottawa's got the lead.

2:07 to go, first quarter, and Ottawa kicking off right to left towards the Bank Street end.

[crowd cheering] Of course, Truth and Reconciliation Day earlier this week, and honoring a great group of fans.

It's the cream-colored away kits with the red numbers for Cavalry moving right to left.

They're heading towards Bank Street.

Letico Ottawa heading towards the pit, which looks better and better every time we... sit up here in the south side stands in our broadcast location uh looking to our right it's coming together the uh new event center that's going to be ready in a couple of years

and somebody must have heard me because they've moved the crane away from over the end zone thank you you're very happy about that i am i am it's a safety issue aj i think we're just okay

It's in the Findlay Creek

development, a newish suburban development at the southern end of Bank Street.

There's some more development over there, and so we're right at that boundary.

And Ottawa's urban boundary is expanding.