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Page 6 Portland Observer, February 2,1963 The John Bauer Concert Company is pleased to announce that Iggy Pop will make a rare Portland appearance on Saturday, February 19, 1983, at Starry Nights, Portland’s newest hot spot, located at N .W . 6th and Burn side in downtown Portland. Showtime is 9:00 p.m. Iggy Pop, considered by many to be the "Godfather of Punk,” promises to deliver his usual high-energy show to Portland fans. Those who’ve seen or experienced "T h e lg ” in concert, don’t need convincing. For those who’ve never seen rock’s most bizarre and dynamic performers, all we can say is "D o n ’t miss this show!" Tickets for Iggy Pop are $9 available at all Portland area G .l. Joes and Singles-Going-Steady Records at 949 S.W. Oak. Vanity You may wonder why V anity, lead singer of Vanity 6. goes onstage in little more than black leather boots and a silk camisole. " It's an extension of my person a lity ," says the 19-year-old singer/ songwriter, "and o f the other girls in the group. I d o n 't like clothes that much— I don't feel comfortable in them. To me, what I wear onstage is like walking on the beach in a bathing suit. I f I felt at all uncom fortable, I wouldn’t do it. I mean, I cover up all the private essentials while still showing the best of me!” Indeed, it seems that Vanity's dis taste fo r constricting clothes is a lifelong condition. "Even when I'm in my ro o m ,” she adds, " I strip. Clothes tie up my body! Even when I was a little girl growing up. I'd love to run around half naked. And, then, you know , when I started sprouting, my mother had to ad monish me to put clothes on: ’ You can't walk around in your under wear all the time!’ " Could anything keep the long-legged beauty from going onstage in her lingerie? "Yes,” says Vanity, " I wouldn't do it if I weighed 500 pounds." CARMEN McRAE! HONI COLES AND THE COPASETICS April a, ,983 1 815PM L C ivic Auditorium B Portland April 1, ,983 8 , 5 PM Ovtc Auditorium Portland (in EUGU4 Ma cn .TO Hull O r’*' to, |h* Ptrton’vnQ Ait» TcMt» ttvougn tv w a riw t o m , r ratxu.iv Own «1 U 0< 0 »nd Hu« On»< Bo« ON«» All Events: 10% Discount February Only Valentine vibrations Valentine Vibrations,” a commu nity dance p arty, is planned for Neighbors o f W oodcraft H a ll on Saturday, February 12th, from 8 p.m . until 2 a.m . H eadlining the event w ill be Tony C ollins' Lighs O ur, playing state-of-the-art funk and jazz interpretations. This group has had wide appeal in recent ap pearances at such clubs as Rodeo and Slick Willy's. Lead o ff band will be Sheila and The Monarchs in a heralded debut performance Sponsored by N .E. Business Cen ter and The Strike Force Security Service, J.W. Friday will emcee the event, which will offer a no-host full buar and Magic Pantry foods. Tick ets are available in advance from House of Sound. Music Millenium, and at the Board of Trade Building downtown at $5 each, $8 per couple. At the door it will be $6 each, $9.50 per couple. Neighbors of Woodcraft Hall is lo cated at 1410 S.W . Morrison. oj .J,« Dance Party Sat. Feb. 12th NEIGHBORS OF WOODCRAFT HALL 1410 S.W. M orrison C ubage 8:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. u s h ts o u t w. rR le d by O<e »runspete« Tony Col l«m. »he group incl»xle« Kerry M<Coy Ori keyboo’ d* John M a i iOCCO bo«« Oom»on D ’lk»n drum« Don**« Springe« w G«eg Dolton, guitar Andy Stoke«, *ocol« Sheila & the monarchs W e k o m e bock $he<>o with on oil new live piece prof«« »•onpl bock up bond' The sound c»l M otow n, W uet BAB old and new fo« on evening t lively k*ck oHl Sheila W ik o e to n » vrxn'>i<ng hoy neve* b e er better* And he» pone' of tolented in«»»ume»ttoli«N include» abou' 75 yeo»« worth of eaperiersce Bithop Cochron on gu>tor M ichoe' M endenhall keyboord« Bryan Noptown drums Bob Shoemoke« bo*», Bruce K»nro»d. «oa ADVANCE TICKETS. r'° na /ß ,< • HOUSE OF SOUND ^HHBHDRSkk. Feb. 12th. - 8 p.m to 2 a.m. • • BOARD MILLENIUM OF TRADE BLDG DANCE! FULL BAR I PARTY! MAGIC PANTRY TREATS! GET DOWN! S5 ea. / $8 couple AT THE DOOR: $6 50 ea. / $9.50 couple } — N B R S P — Sponsored by N E Business Center £ The Sb'fce Force Security C o — N B R S P - INFO 249-0648 Q
