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	Three Gut Records - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Three Gut Records is a Toronto, Ontario, Canada based independent record label.
		It was founded in 2000 by Lisa Moran and Tyler Burke as a vehicle for releasing albums by their friends; it became an influential player in Canadian music with the breakout success of The Constantines' self-titled 2001 release on the label.
		Other artists currently on Three Gut include Royal City, Cuff the Duke, Jim Guthrie and Gentleman Reg.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Three_Gut_Records (122 words)

	Exclaim! Canada's Music Authority
		But when that label is Three Gut Records, it’s worth examining exactly how it helped make the last five years so pivotal in the history of Toronto indie rock.
		When Three Gut began in Jim Guthrie’s living room, it was only a name to put on his first CD, A Thousand Songs, which collected his lo-fi cassette work of the late ’90s.
		Three Gut was ostensibly the name of a record label, although it was always much more than that.
	www.exclaim.ca /index.asp?layid=22&csid1=4096 (992 words)

	Said the Gramophone: June 15, 2005 Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		I always felt that Three Gut and I had a lot in common and thought it sort of took my place when I left.
		Oddly enough, I was never very close to Lisa or Tyler (the heart of Three Gut) at the time, but I always thought they did great work and really enjoyed watching the label grow.
		Three Gut has put out some of the most solid records of any label I know and that’s something they should be proud of.
	www.saidthegramophone.com /archives/2005_06_15.php (724 words)

	sea snakes press
		Perhaps that's because the disc was recorded in an old house due for demolition, like a building on death row, and the lonely, empty vibe was captured on tape.
		Three Gut's Lisa Moran said the Sea Snakes, good friends for many years, were a perfect fit for the label.
		But the Three Gut hype-machine has slowed down, the momentum has faded and without the build-up, their new bands wouldn’t get the automatic support like Cuff the Duke and the Constantines.
	www.seasnakes.net /press (3038 words)

	NOW Magazine Online Edition:
		Three Gut mastermind Burke says Royal City was Guthrie's way of stepping out of the spotlight.
		The two came up with the Three Gut moniker, and the rest is history sort of.
		Pre-Royal City frontman Riches had moved to what is now the Three Gut house in Toronto, and was frustrated by the lack of interest in his music.
	www.nowtoronto.com /issues/2002-05-09/cover_story_p.html (1223 words)

	awesomejumbo
		According to Three Gut Records, The Constantines “come from a planet held together by extension chords and safety pins.” (threegutrecords.com) Maybe by way of Guelph, Ontario where they founded in 1999.
		(subpop.com) The Constantines’ grass-roots grass-fire success is linked to that of their original record label, Three Gut Records, which grew out of the fertile soil surrounding Guelph 4-track genius, Jim Guthrie and still bears his (backwards) name.
		Justice, along with the rest of the album was recorded at The House of Miracles in London by prolific Ontario indie producer, Andy Magoffin.
	www3.sympatico.ca /trevorcoleman/2004_02_08_archive.html (461 words)

	Said the Gramophone: the places i go to without you
		Via Zoilus comes the exceptionally sad news that Three Gut Records is packing it in, later this year.
		Three Gut was (is) a fantastic label, warm and enthusiastic, totally without pretense.
		More Three Gut mp3s, including Royal City's take on The Strokes' "Is This It".
	www.saidthegramophone.com /archives/the_places_i_go_to_w.php (1152 words)

	Three Gut Records - Label Profile - Stylus Magazine
		he name Three Gut Records may be new terrain for anyone outside of Canada, but if you ask any serious music fans in their home of Toronto what exactly Three Gut is, chances are, you’ll get an enthusiastic response.
		Formed way back in 1999, Three Gut was a project by two lovely ladies looking to put their creative juices to work.
		Providing Three Gut with its most beautiful music to date, Reg is every bit the delicate flower that Nick Drake was.
	www.stylusmagazine.com /feature.php?ID=165 (470 words)

	Cover Story - The Coast (AUGUST 11 - AUGUST 18 2005) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Add to this the fact that the album will be the first outside release on Hayden’s Hardwood Records (the baritoned troubadour has long been a hero of the band’s), and you can see how Petti can shake off a solid day of driving through Canada’s farmlands in a well-worn van.
		It was during one of these performances that Three Gut Records operator Lisa Moran happened to see the band.
		In its time with Three Gut Records, Cuff the Duke grew to be one of the label’s most beloved and acclaimed artists.
	thecoast.ns.ca /issues/110805/coverstory.html (1313 words)

	Exclaim! Canada's Music Authority
		We learned about Three Gut through people who had been active in the Guelph scene when we were growing up and then moved to Guelph.
		But Three Gut was such a strong community, and even the people in Guelph I felt community ties to were moving to Toronto: Jim, and then all the guys in the band.
		We all went to the Three Gut house, and met Lisa and Tyler face to face for the first time.
	www.exclaim.ca /index.asp?layid=22&csid=778&csid1=4109 (1069 words)

	FFWD Weekly - December 11, 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Produced by Magoffin, it is just one of the many records that bear his stamp.
		The half dozen or so of you that are hip to the Three Gut Records hit incubator, responsible for the Constantines, Royal City and Cuff the Duke, may have noticed that pretty much every album coming out of southern Ontario has been recorded by Andy Magoffin at the House of Miracles.
		In the meantime, if the newly noticed Three Gut bands are finding other studios, there’s still plenty of work at the House of Miracles.
	www.ffwdweekly.com /Issues/2003/1211/mus6.htm (615 words)

	Gentleman Reg (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The current issue of Exclaim has a great article on the label Three Gut Records, and their decision to cease releasing more music.
		Gentleman Reg has been a part of Three Gut Records since the beginning and has released all three of his albums on the label.
		The record label ArtsandCrafts has just set up an online shop where you can purchase albums by all the bands on their label, as well as, albums by friends of the label.
	www.gentlemanreg.com (545 words)

	SceneandHeard.ca
		Sub Pop’s head AandR guy Shaun Rodgers was in town for Canadian Music Week 2002 and was so blown away by the Cons incendiary live show that he brought a group of Sub Pop staffers to the band’s 2002 SXSW gig which eventually lead to the band signing with the venerable label.
		Given the hype surrounding 13 Songs, the first LP’s unofficial title, there was some pressure in recording its follow-up so they used the same strategy they used for the first album: set out to record the best album they could.
		They consciously left the recording of the album loose to capture the energy of their explosive live shows.
	www.sceneandheard.ca /article.php?id=226&morgue=1 (694 words)

	SEE Magazine: April 24, 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Like Omaha’s Saddle Creek Records stable or Detroit’s neo-garage phenomenon, Oshawa’s Cuff the Duke is the glorious result of extraordinary minds that have been left to incubate in an unextraordinary place.
		The disturbingly young quartet’s debut CD, Life Stories for Minimum Wage (on Three Gut Records), is an impressive collection of gothic country songs that walk a delicate tightrope between reverence for the masters (Johnnies Cash and Horton, Hanks Williams and Snow) and utter disregard for tradition.
		Indeed, by the time the band made one of its first Toronto appearances in November 2001, staff at Guelph’s highly respected Three Gut Records (home to the Constantines and Cuff the Duke’s spiritual peers, Royal City) left that evening determined to work with them.
	www.seemagazine.com /Issues/2003/0424/mus2.htm (613 words)

	The Catbirdseat: Labels Labels Labels Three Gut
		Three Gut Records' superstars the Constantines have signed on with Subpop, who will release their new album around May or June.
		Three Gut's other superstars, Royal City, have signed on with Rough Trade.
		Munich Records had sense enough to sign them on for European release, but no American labels have caught on as yet.
	www.catbirdseat.org /catbirdseat/archives/000015.shtml (93 words)

	Delusions of Adequacy Reviews - Royal City (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		I remember when a certain huge former Victory Records band was described as the most honest music of today.
		Three Gut Records is not so much an indie music label as a family of bands.
		The Canadian music press has heaped loads of acclaim on every band in the family (The Constantines, Gentlemen Reg, Cuff the Duke), but there is no question that Royal City is the label's showcase act.
	www.adequacy.net /reviews/r/royalcity.shtml (792 words)

	My Mean Magpie
		I saw a variation of The Jim Guthrie Quintet back Aaron Riches, as The Royal City All Stars (Guelph, Ontario is commonly reffered to as The Royal City), was at the very first Gentleman Reg CD release, and put Three Gut artist Tyler Clark Burke in her very first art show.
		It seems only fitting to say goodbye to Three Gut by focusing on the three (gut) bands that were there at the very start of it all: Royal City, Jim Guthrie, and Gentleman Reg.
		Below you will find three (gut) tracks each from the first three artists signed to the label from the earliest live recordings I have for each band.
	www.mymeanmagpie.com /blog.php?itemid=1838 (885 words)

	// Tag Team Media (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Jim Guthrie, the namesake for Three Gut Records, is releasing his 3rd album: Now More Than Ever.
		Between touring the UK/US as a member of Royal City and recording their new album (Little Heart’s Ease on Rough Trade in the US/UK) - he made wintery treks to London where he recorded with Andy Magoffin (Royal City, Constantines, Hidden Cameras) at the House of Miracles.
		When not working on his own music, Jim is a member of Royal City (Three Gut / Rough Trade) and a collaborator to many.
	www.tagteammedia.com /artist_jimguthrie.htm (329 words)

	Soul Shine Magazine : Music News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Bootleg recordings of live performances are always a hot item, and now Amos has taken the pirate craft into her own hands.
		Ottawa band Sleeping Pilot is preparing to record its first studio album, but before they hunt down a studio, producer, and label, the five-piece will return to the stage.
		She previewed three songs at the first of two shows at Joe’s Pub, a rather intimate setting in New York on August 1.
	www.soulshine.ca /news (3619 words)

	eye blog » We’re Gutted
		The Constantines new album, Tournament of Hearts will be the last official release for Three Gut Records.
		There was never a master plan for Three Gut.
		It continues to befuddle me to see how freely people give of their time, ideas, concern and care for this label and the artists on it.
	www.eye.net /blog/?p=184 (487 words)

	Punknews.org \| About Three Gut Records (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The record, which will be the last Canadian release on Toronto, Ontario-based Three Gut Records is titled Tournament of Hearts and is due out October 11th.
		Toronto's Three Gut Records will be closing its doors later this year as label principles Lisa Moran and Tyler Clark Burke move on to other projects.
		Toronto's Three Gut Records has recently posted a batch of updates on their roster.
	www.punknews.org /label.php?topic=173 (855 words)

	Soul Shine Magazine : Sea Snakes Slither Around Canada (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Three of Sea Snakes’ gigs are happening in the USA (including a show at the Knitting Factory in New York City), but the rest are scheduled for Eastern Canada.
		Released in September of this year, the band’s debut ‘Clear As Day, The Darkest Tools’ was put into the world after Sea Snakes had called themselves a band for just barely two years.
		The record was released through Three Gut Records, which is also home to the likes of The Constantines and Gentlemen Reg.
	www.soulshine.ca /news/newsarticle.php?nid=1427&PHPSESSID=0e03fafdf826d04514768812558ca8f0 (314 words)

	Born With A Tail
		As Barclay writes, and I can heartily back him up, pickings were pretty slim before Three Gut came along to put some spaghetti on the table.
		Turns out the average band could have made more working at 7-11 than recording for a major label, even if their record was reasonably successful.
		Numerous Canadian bands have been run up this flagpole, the most famous of which is 54-40, who found themselves $300,000 in debt in the mid-1990s after they were dropped by Sony Music Canada, and that was after they just released their best record to date, Smiling Buddha Cabaret.
	bornwithatail.blogspot.com (2899 words)

	wavelength (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Three Gut Records has signed everyone¹s favourite new band, Guelph soul-punk crew The Constantines.
		And on Friday, March 16, Three Gut presents "Quiet Riot" at Ted¹s, featuring Royal City, Raising the Fawn and St. Louis, Mo.¹s The Potomac Accord.
		The party happens Thursday, March 22 at Ted¹s with Atomic 7 (whose guitarist Brian Connelly is paid tribute on The Co-operators disc) and Kid Sniper.
	www.wavelengthtoronto.com /regulars/news/01_03.html (306 words)

	CONSTANTINES
		The first pressing of the Constantines' self-titled debut (released on Canadian indie Three Gut Records in 2001) was fittingly packaged so that, upon opening the red cardstock booklet, you'd find a single strike-anywhere match.
		While the record was only very barely available here in the U.S., those that went to the trouble of tracking it down were suitably impressed.
		And the new record is ambitious, combining a steady diet of ‘90s DC rock (like a Joe Strummer-fronted Fugazi, it’s been suggested), with dub-inflected bass, blue-eyed soul and a fundamental punk, anytime/anywhere aesthetic (perhaps best described by drummer Doug MacGregor as, “Like an unwelcome mix of a Memphis Clash and breakneck dub”).
	www.subpop.com /bands/constantines/bio.html (600 words)

	Pitchfork: Daily Music News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		However, that fee went to ECM Records, who owned the rights to the recording; Newton's suit claimed that the trio screwed him over by not paying a separate fee directly to him for his part in writing the piece.
		Moreover, ironically, they said that Newton's skill and finesse in playing his own song meant that the primary value in the sample lay in the particular recording Newton made (which the Beasties bought the rights to fair and square) and not in the notes-on-paper "underlying composition" that Newton was suing over.
		Three Gut Records is one of these such labels.
	www.pitchforkmedia.com /news/05-06/15.shtml (2721 words)

	Opus // Music // Jim Guthrie - Morning Noon Night
		In the few short years of their existence, Toronto's Three Gut Records have established themselves as Canada's premier independent label.
		The critical praise is building up in piles around them and their signature acts are now hooking up with some of the premiere labels around the world (namely Sub Pop and Rough Trade) for broader distribution.
		A big part of Three Gut's surge to the top is the work of Jim Guthrie, best known for his work in the shambling Royal City.
	www.opuszine.com /music/review.html?reviewID=598 (278 words)

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		I recorded it at my pro tools studio here in my apt called thunderpants located in san pedro, ca, usa this year (2003).
		It was recorded live to 8-track by Daryl Smith at Chemical Sound in Toronto and mixed and mastered by Morris Applebaum at Silent Sound Studios in Montreal.
		Three other songs from this session are available on CD at any Starvin' Hungry show or direct from http://www.starvinhungry.com
	www.vsdobbs.com /bands.php (721 words)

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