245 10 |a Any night of the week : |b a D.I.Y. history of Toronto music, 1957-2001 / |c Jonny Dovercourt.

504 __ |a Includes bibliographical references (pages 306-310) and filmography (310-311).

505 0_ |a Introduction -- Yonge Street, 1957-65 -- Yorkville, 1960-68 -- Jamaica to Toronto, 1967-75 -- Aftermath: Cancon and back to the strip, 1968-75 -- Start Spadina, 1971-77 -- Punk crashes, burns, invents Queen West, 1976-78 -- Queen West : the A-list assembles, 1981-84 -- The club boom, 1984-87 -- The export boom, 1987-91 -- Toronto hip-hop's first wave, 1989-91 -- Go west : the Drake before the Drake (and Drake), 1991-93 -- Queen West : the (counterculture) establishment digs in, 1995-97 -- The last rock show : college street rises up, 1997-99 -- The first wavelength : beginning at the ends, 1999-2001 -- Epilogue : any corner of the city.

520 __ |a "The first book to tell the story of Toronto's massive influence on popular music. Part civic history and part memoir from this veteran scene-builder and founder of the acclaimed Wavelength concert series, From the Top charts the evolution of Toronto's diverse independent music scene in the latter half of the 20th century. From the Yorkville and Yonge Street scenes that spawned Joni Mitchell, Neil Young, and The Band in the '60s, through to the hip-hop, indie rock, and electronica-laden nineties, with acts like Broken Social Scene, Maestro Fresh-Wes, and Peaches, Dovercourt tells the story of how key venues, neighbourhoods, artists and promoters laid the groundwork for this provincial outpost to grow into a music mecca."-- |c Provided by publisher.

776 08 |i Online version: |a Dovercourt, Jonny. |t Any night of the week. |d Toronto : Coach House Books, 2019 |z 1770566090 |z 9781770566095 |w (OCoLC)1107799258