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July 27, 2016
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ENTERTAINMENT
Soul, R&B and pop singer LeRoy Bell brings his band LeRoy Bell & His Only Friends to Mississippi
Studios, Saturday, June 30.
Soulful Bell at
Mississippi Studios
LeRoy Bell, a former con-
testant of the XFactor who has
gained international exposure for
his soulful vocal sounds and time-
less style, brings his band LeRoy
Bell & His Only Friends to north
Portland this weekend to perform
at Mississippi Studios.
Bell finished #8 on the debut
season of XFactor. He has per-
formed with Van Morrison, Fitz
and the Tantrums, Sheryl Crow,
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B.B. King, Etta James, Steve
Miller, Beth Hart, Joe Cocker, Al
Green and many more big names
of the entertainment industry. He
was personally invited by B.B.
King to open for him at his 2007
historic return to The Filmore Au-
ditorium in San Francisco.
Tickets for the Saturday, July
30 show are available at ticketfly.
com, the Mississippi Studios Bar
or by phone at 877-987-6487.
O’Jays Decry Use of Song
(AP) -- R&B group The O’Jays
are decrying the use of their song
“Love Train” during the Republi-
can National Convention, includ-
ing a version remixed as “Trump
Train,” without the consent of the
band.
Founding members Eddie Le-
vert and Walter Williams said in a
statement Thursday that they were
asked to appear at the convention
in Cleveland, but rejected the offer
and said the candidacy of Republi-
can presidential candidate Donald
Trump was “divisive and at odds
with the overriding message of
their song.”
Williams said he didn’t ap-
preciate being associated with
Trump, while Levert went further
and said, “I think he just may be
the anti-Christ.”
The Rock and Roll Hall of
Famers, however, said they were
willing to be a part of the Demo-
cratic National Convention.
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