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Stellar Lineup of Blues Talent
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‘Remember Me ’ tribute to Paul deLay
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A sampling o f Portland musical
talent joins veteran blues artist and
harmonica ace Charlie Musselwhite
and his band in a benefit concert in
memory o f the late harmonica mae­
stro Paul DeLay at the Aladdin The­
ater on Sunday, April 25 from 6 p.m.
to 10 p.m.
All proceeds from the "Remem­
ber Me" performance will go toward
music education scholarships at
Ethos Music Center, a local non­
profit serving youth in underserved
communities.
The stellar lineup o f local blues
talent includes D.K.. Stewart, Lloyd
Jones, Jim Mesi, Linda Hombuckle,
Jimi Bott, Tahoe Jackson, Rick Welter
and Franck "Paris Slim" Goldwasser,
Arthur Moore and Tim O'Hare.
Fonner members o f the Paul deLay
Band: organists Louis Pain and
Dover Weinberg; drummer Jeff
M innick; bassists Don Campbell and
Dave Kahl; and guitarist Peter
Dammann are also on the lineup.
Linda Hornbuckle
TV sports personality and blues fan
Ed Whelan.
Paul deLay's friendship with
Charlie M usselw hite goes back to
Lloyd Jones
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band was the backing unit for
Curtis Salgado and Alan Hager many o f M usselwhite’s Northwest
will perform together as a duo, which tours.
was a highlight o f last year's event.
Tickets are $20 in advance and
The celebration will be hosted by $25 at the door.
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Jazz legend Bobby Caldwell and
the Portland Jazz Orchestra, featur­
ing special guest Patrick Lamb will
perform Caldwell’s big band Ameri­
can Song Book for two shows on
Friday, April 30 at Jimmy Maks,
downtown.
Lamb has had the unique experi­
ence o f touring Caldwell for last five
years, both with his R&B show and
big band show.
Caldwell has had a successful
career with numerous solo releases,
which have earned accolades far
and wide. His songwriting skills
have earned hits not only for him- Bobby Caldwell
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Saturday, May 1
Mallory Avenue
Community
Enrichment Center
(MACE)
126 N.E. Alberta St.
Portland, OR 97211
10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
An opportunity to network with small businesses in the Community.
self, but also for well-known artists
like Chicago, Boz Scaggs, Peter
Cetera and Amy Grant, Neil Dia-
mond and A1 Jarreau.
Bobby's timeless classic, "What
You Won't Do For Love" has been
recorded and sampled by more than
100 artists, including rendition by
Boys II Men.
Since 2005, the artists and staff o f
Portland Jazz Orchestra have come
together year-round to present top-
caliber orchestral jazz. Bom in Jack-
son, Miss., Lamb began paying his
dues by playing roadhouse music
as a teenager in the rural south when
he heard the evocative sounds o f
James Brown, Stevie Wonder, Ray
Charles, and Wilton Felder o f the
Crusaders.
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Cult Comedy Returns
A cult comedy sensation that’s
been a smash hit across the country
returns to McMenamins Mission
Theater, 1624 N.W. Glisan St. for
two shows at 8 p.m. on Thursday,
April 29 and Friday, April 30.
Mortified stars everyday people
reading aloud their most embarrass­
ing, pathetic and private teenage
diary entries, poems, love letters,
lyrics and locker notes in front o f
total strangers. Witness “personal
redemption through public humilia­
tion” in a refreshing show that is
equal parts comedic, cathartic and
voyeuristic.
The larges and longest running
project o f its kind played two sold-
out shows in Portland last Febru­
ary.
, Tickets for their upcoming shows
are available online or through the
Crystal Ballroom & Mission The­
ater box offices.