Portland Observer. September 4, 1985, Page 7
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Ray Charles, Raelettes to
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Citizens G roups for the M o n th of Septem ber present
R aw of the R aw at the Royal Esquire Club 1708 N E Alberta
One of A m eric a s fav o rite p erfo rm ers w ill soon be appearing at Port
land s Civic A ud ito riu m W ednesday Septem ber 11, 196b 8 0 0 p m One
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Ray Charles has b eco m e an A m eric an m usic legend, he has received
10 G ram m y A w a rd s during his 30 plus years in the m usic business His
m usic appeals to audiences of all ages, his style crosses all barriers, he
p erfo rm s jazz. popular m usic gospel and m ost recently has b eco m e a
very successful co u ntry m usic recording artist His m ost recent album
entitled / nendshtp, pairs Ray Charles w ith the biggest nam es in C ountry
M u sic, artists like G eo rg e Jones H ank W illiam s Jr and W illie Nelson
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Every Fri. & Sat. N ite
9 00 p m .
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M ^ T b e rs and G uests
N O C O VER
Lou Rawls plays Portland
In 1966 Lou s / o n A 1 H ,
"in r« "itt'd G rn m m y nom in atio ns
for best R hythm and Bluns rt .m lin g s ,i.
,1 perfo rm an ce Lou w on
hi» first G ram m y in 196/ for n t R f r B y
. i >>•' t o r m ance on I lead I ml
Street The song w as also iio m ii .itm l for bust H ft H recording
A G ram m y n om ination for ■
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in 1969, and in 1971 Loo wr
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M o v in g on to 1976 w h s
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Records, he began an assm mt
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tio n , K e n n y G a m b le and Loon H o ff I on th an re ce iv ed tw o G ra m m y
n o m in a tio n s fo r 1 on 7 / \
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record in 197/
Lou ca m e into the 80s rolon
,i. ‘ nt .ongs such as ll /icri l/x* Vn;/t/
Comet, H m il Beneath \ / i It ■ and o tlm rs I mi is also the fo rce behind
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ROYAL ESQUIRE CLUB
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This album so far has had six top 10 singles on the Country Charts, w ith
m ore soon to be released H e w as also a very active artist on the recent
Star Stu dd ed It , Ire tin H <>rhl U S A for A fric a A lb um takin g a very a<
tive role in the production, and he also perfo rm ed tw o fine solos on this
recording
Reserve seat tickets are $16 00 and $14 00 and are available at the fol
lo w in g outlets M e ie r ft Frank (d o w n to w n ), S teven ft Son's, G I Joe s
(all location s) Jean M a c h in e and at th e Civic A u d ito riu m Box O ffic e
Tickets can be ordered by phone by calling 248 4496
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Miles Davis live at
Arlene Schnitzer concert hall
M iles Davis, in te rn atio n ally k n o w n jazz m usician, w ill p erfo rm live ai
the A rle n e S c h n itze r C o n c e rt Hall S atu rd ay . S e p te m b e r 21 The con
cert is part of A n Evening of A m erican M u sic and D ance sponsored by
Fred M e y e r, Inc . Pepsi C ola B o ttlin g C o m p a n y , K K S N Classic Radio
Collins Foundation. Rose T ucker C haritable Trust and Frederick ft Nel
son. and presented by A rtq u ak e 86
Also p e rfo rm in g S a tu rd a y ev en in g in o rd e r of a p p e a ra n c e is K eith
M a rtin Ballet O reg o n p res en tin g w o rld p rem ie r of w e s te rn style ballet
choreographed by Keith M a rtin and aw ard w in n in g Dennis Spaight w ith
m usical settings by local jazz artist, C am N e w to n Follow ing a brief in
term ission. an orchestral segm en t by selected m e m b ers of the O regon
Sym phony Portland O pera Orchestra and the Im perial Brass Ensemble,
co n du cted by Neal G ittle m a n . w ill p erfo rm Sen / hglamt I reptteh by W il
liam S c h u m a n T h e A r tq u a k e F estiv al O rc h e s tra w ill also p e rfo rm
/ tneoln Portrait by Copland, w ith special guest, Jam es DePreist narrating
th e Carl S an d bu rg te x t O th e r m usical p re s e n ta tio n s in clu d e Overture
tor the Seasons by Thom as Svoboda, and a G ersh w in m edley Concluding
An Evening of M u sic and D a n c e w ill be an exciting 75 m in u te perform
an ce by w o rld fa m o u s tru m p e te r M ile s D a v is an d his seven m e m b e r
band, playing A m erica s o w n original art fo rm
jazz
as only he can
T ic k e t p rice s a re $8 25 an d $12 25 p er p e rs o n P a tro n tic k e ts are
$50 25 per person T ic k e ts are av ailab le in ad v a n c e by calling 248 4496
Patron tickets are available by calling A rtq u a k e 227 A R TS
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Student production company
auditions for fall plays
The Student Production Company
ol the IFCC w ill hold open auditions
lo r its I all P roduction on Monday
and Tuesday, September 9 and ID,
Irom 4 (Ml to 7:00 p in , at the Inter
state I ' i -' hmo C ultural ( enter, 5 14«»
Si Intel tatc V e nue t i n met B us
No. 5)
Students from .ill cultural back
grounds are encouraged to conic to
either ol these afternoon auditions
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