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ENTERTAINMENT
For an Irish Catholic boy like Richard J. Daley, politics was one of the few tickets
to power. Industrious and ambitious, Daley rose through the ranks of an old-style
machine to become a national figure and Chicago's most powerful mayor. But it r
the end, he lost his grip on the city when confronted by the issues of race and the
Vietnam War. The story is profiled in the American Experience: Daley, the Last
Boss, airing on PBS Monday, Jan. 22.
Jazz Pianist
. Kenny Barron Next
In Artist Series At
Clackamas College
A
u u tu u s
R E S T A U R A N T
To kick off their 30th Year An­
niversary House o f Sound Records
will host a semi-formal New Y ear’s
EveGalaon Sunday, December31 at
the Isaac and Peggy Brooks Build­
ing, 3620 N. Williams (next to House
o f Sound Records) at 8.00 pm. Ex­
pect music, entertainment, and a spec­
tacular evening. A variety ofcom pli-
mentary hors d ’oeuvres accompa­
nied by fine wine and champagne
will be provided. A chance to win an
all expense trip to Las Vegas for two
and much more Tickets are $25.00.
You may buy your tickets at House
o f Sound Records, Salon N2U and
Fred Meyer Fastixx.
P ro c e e d s w ill b e n e fit the
Walden-Bell Scholarship Foundation
a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization,
which provides scholarships to un­
derprivileged and disadvantaged
minorities. For more information or
to RSVP call (503) 282-7042.
New Year's Eve at the Rose Garden Arena
B A R
an alcohol free benefit for Central City Concern
Jazz p ian ist K enny B arron has put his im m ense
talent to w ork for a nu m b er o f d istin c tiv e a rtists, includ-
, ing D izzy G ille sp ie , F red d ie H ubbard and Stan G etz.
B arron retu rn s to the P acific N orth w est to be the
next p ian ist to p erform in the C lack am as C om m unity
C olleg e V isitin g Jazz A rtist S eries, 1:30 p.m . Friday,
Jan. 5.
The p erfo rm an ce/w o rk sh o p series began w ith W alter
N orris, R oger K ellaw ay and Jam es W illiam s. It is open
to stu d en ts and the g en eral p u b lic and is held in the
G regory Forum B uilding.
I here are few real “ o v ern ig h t se n sa tio n s" in p e r­
form ing arts and, w hile ja z z is no ex cep tio n , the “young
lion m ovem ent o f the past few y ears has in tro duced
several new p lay ers.
B arron was a y o ung lion in his own rig h t in the early
'6 0 s, the P h ila d e lp h ia n ativ e still a te e n a g e r w hen he
was chosen by G ille sp ie to rep lace p ian ist L alo S chifrin
in 1962.
B arron stayed w ith D izzy until 1966, m aking a nam e
for h im se lf that resu lted in his w orking w ith H ub bard,
Stanley I u rren tin e and G etz w hile becom ing the p ian ist
of choice on a num ber o f reco rd -co m p an y jazz sessio n s.
He began p laying at 12 and was p lay in g p ro fe ssio n ­
ally in P h ila d e lp h ia at 14. He su b seq u en tly p lay ed w ith
P h ilad elp h ian s and fu tu re stars John C o ltra n e , T o o tie
H eath and Lee M organ.
A fter a stint w ith drum m er Roy H aynes a fte r high
school g rad u atio n , sax ist Jam es M oody reco m m ended
him to G illesp ie.
In 1989, B arron founded the g ro u p he called S p here,
nam ed a fte r T h elo n io u s S p h ere M onk. It included Ben
R iley, B u ster W illiam s and C h arie Rouse and p lay ed the
Mt. Hood F estiv al o f Jazz sh o rtly after.
B a rro n ’s latest re c o rd in g is his 1995 CD “ W anton
S p irit.” which includes Haynes and bassist C harlie H aden.
The CCC se rie s is p art o f the c o lle g e ’s In stru m ental
Jazz program d ire c te d by Tom W akeling and is held in
co n ju n ctio n w ith the D iane M itchell series. M itchell,
bassist Red M itc h e ll’s w idow , sp o n so rs m onthly ja z z
house p arties featu rin g n atio n al a rtists in her Salem
hom e. All m usicians p lay in g the CCC series also p e r­
form at her hom e.
New Year’s
Eve Gala
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N ew Y ear ' s E ve G aea
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Paul deLay Band with Thara Memory
5 Guys Named M oe
I ) i n ti e r
Ice S k atin g , Fireworks and more!
E n te r ta in m e n t
w ith th e
N a n e tte Q u a r te t
S h ir le y
T ickets available, at T ick etm aster
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3620 N. Williams
(Next to House of Sound Records)
8:00pm
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Sunday, December 31
for a New Year's Eva Gala
Semi-Formal Attire
Enter
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NW Portland
23rd &. NW Johnson
248-0163
EXPECT
Music, entertainment, and a spectacular evening.
A variety of complimentary hors d'oeuvres
accompanied by fine wine and champagne.
Chance to win an all expense paid trip
to Las Vegas for two and much more.
Tickets Available at:
House of Sound Records, Salon N2U and Fastixx
$25.00
RSVP 282-7042
An Unforgettable Entertainment and House o f Sound Event