Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, October 06, 1982, Page 7, Image 7

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    Page 8 Portland Observer, October , 1982
From Rock 'n' Roll to the Rock of Ages
The international star and king o f Rock ’n’ Roll, Little Richard, who sev­
eral years ago gave up "show business” for " G o d ’s Business" will be in
Portland for a " Y o u th Crusade,” October 8. 9 and 10th at the Northwest
Service Center (corner o f Everett and 19th N .W .). Many will remember the
flamboyant star for his recordings o f "Long Tall Sally,” "G ood Golly Miss
M o lly ,” among many others. He was the great influence in the music o f the
late Jimi Hendrix, The Beatles, M ick Jagger and the Rolling Stones, and
more reknowned artists.
Little Richard will be in the Portland area letting the youth know that a
life o f drugs, drink and corruption, which he has rejected, will only lead to
heartaches and headaches.
Come out Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 7 pm, to hear Little Richard
tell o f G od’s Amazing Grace and let all know our hope is not in the White
House, but in God's house.
Free— everyone welcomed. Local ministers and choirs will participate.
BENEFIT FOR MATT DISHMAN
There will be a fund-raiser/benefit for the M att Dishman Community
Center and PassinArt: A Theatre Company on October 16, 1982, from
12 noon to 5 p.m. at the M att Dishman Center located at 77 N .E . Knott.
"Jam m in and Jazzin 82” will feature such artists as the Ron Steen T rio ,
Lights O ut, and The Charles H all Band, with surprise guest appearances.
Tickets are $3.00 and will be sold at the door. For more inform ation, call
PassinArt at 224-0101.
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Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
Presenting Its Annual
D IS C O -C O M M U N IT Y
TA LE N T S H O W
Sheraton-Airport Inn
S a t., N o v. 1 3 ,1962 9 p m -2 a m
(Talent Show Presentation 11:15 pm)
$6°° donation
Comedian LeRoy Daniels
Z.Z. Hill and LeRoy Daniels will be at Lung Fung's Fri., Oct. 15th
for two (2) shows. 8 pm & 11:15 pm. 8001 S.E. Division. Tickets on
sale now at Lung Fung and at House of Sounds. Tickets $12.00.
to go to w a rd s Scholarship Fund
If you would like to perform please complete the form below
and mail before October 29, 1982. (Performance limited to
appro, four minutes.)
M an O f The H our
Z .Z . H ill has been on the recording scene since the early sixties. During
that period Z .Z . has had his share o f hits such as " Y o u W ere W ro n g ,”
"Second Chance,” “ D o n ’t Make M e Pay,” " M r . N obody,” "Love Is So
Good When You’re Stealing It ,” plus many others. After more than twenty
years as a recording artist, the biggest break came for Z .Z . when he signed
his current contract with Malaco Records. The first album Malaco released
had some hits— "B um p and G rin d ,” "Separate W ays,” and "Blue M o n ­
day Blues.” The second and current album, Down Home, has already sold
more than half a million copies and is still selling.
There is little doubt that the Down Hom e album will be the number one
blues album o f the year. Every cut is a potential single hit. "Cheating In
The Next R o o m ,” and " W h e n Can W e Do This A g a in ,” have already
made it as singles. "D o w n Home Blues” is the kind o f blues album a blues
lover can relate to. The one song on the album that is as bluesy as you can
get is “ Everybody Knows About M y Good Thing.”
Z .Z . has been a long-time favorite in the South. He has recently signed a
long-term promotinal deal with Don Johnson o f D .J. Productions to han­
dle his engagements from Tucson to Seattle. Johnson is number one in the
West for blues.
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Black Classic Film Series
Mon and Wed 6 p.m
The Bill Cosby Show
Toes 5:30 p.m., Thors 8 :3 0 p.m.
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Showtime at the Apollo
Son 10 p.m.
The Bobby Jones Gospel Show
Son 8 p.m.
PORTLAND’S OWN SERIES
Moving Together
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