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EMTERTA I Pi M E N T
Qualitg/Pump
More Than Just
Another Group
Records
Dynamic Duo
Juvenile Style Rocks
“The Box” With Some
“Wikid” Airplay
Quality/Pump Records recording
artists Juvenile Style - the L A. -
based rapping team o f brothers Aekae
and Wikid are making trax on The
Box with the video from "The Cavey"
(the first single from their debut al
bum Brewed in South Central)jum p-
ing from #122 to #55 from national
airplay on The Box music television
chart.
A song about “That special feelin’
you get from bin’ in da hood,” as the
duo describes it, “The Cavey” has
garnered the pair success with both
radio and video play.
The video for “The Cavey” is cur
rently in Heavy rotation on The Box
in L.A., Houston, Dallas, San Anto
nio, San Francisco, Portland and
Philadelphia, while garnering Medi
um requests in Phoenix, Tucson,
Detroit and Chicago. Additional
markets requesting the video from
The Box include Milwaukee, Balti
more, Nashville, Memphis, Minne
apolis and Anchorage, Alaska.
Popular D em and: Rick Dino Jam al
Papular Demand was formed
passionately, persistently, and pro
fessionally. The three members
engage an incredible mixture of
past, present and future music. With
Popular demands versatile vocals,
they captivate the listener and take
them into a realm o f R&B/Hip Hop/
Romance with a reggae splash. You
must hear them to truly understand
and appreciate their music. The taste
o f Popular Demand is craved and
we are confident their first compi
lation will be consumed by Seattle.
While they are extremely unique,
they have stolen listeners from all
genres o f music and continue to do
so each and every day. Each and
every performance is met with larg
er crowds and ecstatic responses
1995 showed Popu lar Demand great
success with their Ep Release (Pop
ular Demand), hit song“Sara Smile”.
Their CD is selling extremely well,
now o f which is available at all
Seattle record stores both major and
independent. Popular Demand is
sure to be the most successful R&B
group ever to arise from the North
west. The completed album will be
released soon so be sure to keep
your eyes and ears peeled.
Music Expo CD & Record Convention For 6th gear!
C-Bub Productions presents the
11th Semi - Annual Music Expo,
CD & Record Convention Satur
day, Mar. 2 & Sunday, Mar. 3,
1996 from 10:00 AM-5 PM. The
Expo will be held at the VFW Post
#4053,8138 SE Stark Street, Port
land, OR.
The M usic E xpo is the la rg
est atte n d e d tw o day sem i - an
nual co n v en tio n o f its kind held
on the W est C oast. T he Expo
includes o v er 70 e x h ib ito r’s from
all o v er A m erica. On d isp lay and
for sale w ill be th o u sa n d s o f
m usic c o lle c tib le s.
E very g en re and form o f m usic
can be found at the E xpo.
T his is the M usic E vent o f the
Y ear! Expo hours are from 10:00
A.M . - 5:00 P.M . each day. Free
p ark in g is a v a ila b le . D oor p riz
es that include C D ’s, G ift C e r
tific a te s, R ecords, B ooks, and
m ore w ill be given aw ay all
w eekend.
A dm ission is $ 3 .0 0 , good for
both days!
The M usic E xpo is p roduced
by C -B ub p ro d u ctio n s.
J a z z V e te r a n W a lla c e R a n e y
Roney went into the studio to
record Misterios, his debut for
Warner Bros. Records, which
was released in 1994.
It’s telling that Roney’s sec
ond effort for WB is titled The
W allace Roney Q uintet In
1984, the young trum peter
began a close association with
one ofthe most admired quin
tet leaders ever-M iles Davis-
-who not only encouraged
Roney’s style as a soloist, but
proved to be highly influen
tial. In the summer o f 1991,
seven years after their first
meeting, Davis asked Roney
Wallace Roney, P h o to B y M ic h a e l S eg a.
to solo alongside him at Swit-
Trumpeter Wallace Roney is a rar
zerland's Montreux Jazz Festival.
ity in today’s jazz world-a young mu-
To commemorate the occasion o f
sician/composer/bandleader who has
that collaboration. Davisgave Roney
worked his way up through the ranks
one o f his trumpets. Several months
for over 20 years, earning the respect
after Montreux, Davis died. Qwest
o f countless masters who have paved
has since issued a CD o f that concert
the way for him and others o f his
including Roney’s performance ti
generation. Since age 16, he has worked
tled Miles Davis & Quincy Jones;
with the likes ofElvin Jones, Philly Joe
Live At Montreux; the recordingcap-
Jones and Walter Davis, Jr., in addi
tured the 1994 Grammy for Best
tion to fulfilling three stints with Art
Large Jazz Ensemble Performance.
Blakey’s Jazz Messengers and a long
“People like Dizzy, Miles, Herbie
tenure with Tony Williams. In 1993,
and Art demonstrated a lot o f faith in
me Roney explained, “and it be
came important to me to fulfill what
they thought o f my potential. T hat’s
the reason I wanted to put together a
working band. It was my way o f
repaying all the masters that I had
played with.”
In 1 9 0 3 , Wilbur an d Orville Wright so lv e d o n e o f the m o s t baffling m y ste rie s o f sc ie n c e - how to fly. It
took th e m a n o th er five yea rs, how ever before they d e c id e d to d e m o n stra te their flying m a ch in e to the
world. W hen th e y did, on Aug. 8, 1 9 0 8 at a race track o u tsid e Paris, the Wright brothers were
e sta b lish e d a s th e true p io n e e rs o f m a n n e d flight. The story is profiled on The A m erican Experience:
The Wright S tu ff, which airs on PB S Monday, Feb. 1 2 a t 9 p.m .
Carl Weathers Joins Adam Sandler
In The Comedy “Happy Gilmore”
Carl Weathers stars with Satur
day Night Live’s Adam Sandler in
Happy G i Imore, an outrageous com
edy scheduled for release nation
wide on February 16.
Weathers plays Chubbs Peterson,
the one-handed, down-and-out golf
pro, who tutors Happy (Sandler), an
unsuccessful hockey player, to con
vert his slap shot into a crushing 400
yard tee show. Happy’s career takes
a I80degreesw ingandlandshim on
the Pro G olf Tour, where he turns
the game ofgolf into a contact sport.
Though Happy goes from the rink to
the links, he drives the game o f golf
straight into the ground.
W hileChubbs isamazed by Hap
py’s long drive, he is nervous about
his short temper. G olf is a game o f
tradition, etiquette and above all,
sportsmanship. Happy doesn’t fit on
the manicured greens o fth e country
club. His outrageous antics pose a
challenge for Chubbs and causes an
uproar among the players and offi
cials. However, Happy’s roughhouse
style does attracts hordes o f new blue
collar fans to the game o f golf.
^/hen it comes to a physical role,
who better to call than Carl Weathers.
After all, he’s the action-adventure
hero who looms large over the land for
his portrayals o f heavyweight boxing
Apollo Creed in the first four Rocky
films opposite Sylvester Stallone, the
Special Forces/CIA operative in Pred
ator opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger
and his own urban law enforcement
hero Action Jackson.
Happy Gilmore & C hubbs
P eterso n in “Happy Gilmore "
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Who Said You Have To Live W ith...
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