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Volume 36 Number 4

Notes On A Napkin May 7

The highlight of April was definitely my birthday party at the American Legion Hall on SE 122nd. The fabulous Wood Works provided the tunes & the AL served delicious steak & crab. It was band member Kathryn Wood’s birthday celebration as well and the band packed the dance floor regularly. Many friends were on hand for the decadent chocolate cake (provided by friend Ed Jordan, fine drummer for Wood Works) Thanks Ed!. I requested the Beatles’ song When I’m 64 and leader Asher Wood was kind enough to learn it especially for the party. They called me up to the bandstand & I motioned all those at my table to join me to dance, while Asher sang. It was a blast! They also did the Beatles’ Birthday Song and lots of their original tunes.

On my real birthday April 17, friend & PE&D writer Jeff Shivers joined me at the M&M in Gresham to hear outstanding guitarist Terry Robb, who was joined by harmonica player extraordinaire Mitch Kashmar (see Jeff’s article this issue). We enjoyed a salmon dinner & were pleasantly surprised when friends & local musicians Taska & Cliff showed up & joined us. Read more »

Mike LaRue CD release set

Mike LaRue, a very well-known blues and jazz drummer here in the Northwest, will present his CD release party May 20, 1-5 p.m., at Cascade Bar & Grill, 15000 S.E. Mill Plain Blvd., Vancouver, Wash.
LaRue has played in area bands for 37 years, involved with many of Clark County's best professional musicians. He started out playing drums in the mid-1970s with guitarist Denny Hogan. Other artists he has played with include Byron Searls, Dave Zarzana, Ron Barnes, Jim Solberg, Jerry Hatcher, Dan Twain and many other great musicians.
The new CD that will be sold at the release party is titled Lisse, which is also the name of his production company. It includes songs such as Inner City Blues by Marvin Gaye and Right on Through the Darkness by Curtis Mayfield and several original pieces.

Benefit slated for cancer victim, musician Chet Viken, May 13

Chet Viken’s benefit is slated for Sunday, May 13 at the Vancouver Eagles, 107 E. 7th Street, Vancouver, Wash. (Phone: 360-693-8119.)
Musician Chet Viken has performed in the Northwest since the early ‘70s as a lead guitarist and vocalist. He’s played in several bands in the area, such as Sweet Revenge, Shilo, TLC, Peach Creek and Dakota, just to name a few.
Viken has battled cancer for more than a year now and was just recently in the hospital for four months; out of those four months, he was in a coma for about half of that time, with his medical bills soaring very close to a million dollars. Now is the time for all to step up and help a great guy and fellow musician.

Music & the spoken word provide inmates with better vision for future transition

It was a rainy Tuesday night, normal for P-Town, but an off night for live music. This, however, was not to be an ordinary event packed with the usual fans and music lovers, but would play host to an impressive line-up of star performers.
The room was packed with a capacity crowd anxiously awaiting this extraordinary show to begin. This could have just as easily been one of Portland’s famous smoke-filled jazz clubs like Jimmy Mak’s, or former blues paradise Candlelight Room. But, as with those preferred venues that no longer allow smoking, such was the case with this particular clean-air establishment.

Sonny Hess Band releses new CD, a triumph of will

The eagerly anticipated CD from singer-songwriter, guitarist Sonny Hess is both a musical triumph and a triumph of will.
The date set for this exciting event is May 17 at 7 p.m. The venue is The Kennedy School McMenamins Gym located at 5736 N.E. 33rd Ave., Portland. This is an all-ages event.
Fans will rejoice in the passion and energy of the new original music on the album All Aces by The Sonny Hess Band. The music is symbolic of a walk through fire and the joy of survival. The few cover tunes are presented with freshness and a new excitement that tells you it’s for real.
Hess survived cancer only to have her home burn to the ground. Family, friends and fans rallied to her support and she was determined to show her appreciation, not allowing these life experiences to beat her but to grow through her music.

Maxwell's honors memory of Titanic sinking w/traditional dinner to match voyage fare

Every neighborhood needs a local place, the friendly watering hole where everybody knows your name. In Aloha, that place is Maxwell’s Pub, located at 737 S.W. 185th. Right on the crossroads of Baseline, this venue is a great stop on the way home after work, or on your way out of town if you’re headed for a weekend adventure.
Fantastic breakfast specials are always a plus for a venue that caters to the late night crowd. So, along with your corned beef hash and eggs or a breakfast burrito, be sure to order a Bloody Mary and ask for the half off Facebook discount.
The menu at Maxwell’s is fantastic with fresh items for you to enjoy, ranging from steaks to real English-style fish and chips. Great burgers and all the usual appetizers go along with your favorite beverage. A nice décor with ample bar space and a pool table set in the corner makes this a great place to have some happy hour fun with friends. Posters of past Mardis Gras adorn the walls, adding to the party atmosphere.

Mayoral candidate promotes unique ideas for music community

Local musician Chris Rich has some unique ideas for Portland’s entertainment community as a candidate for mayor.
Besides his platform for balancing Portland’s budget, schools, government accountability, sustainability, jobs, social needs and more, Rich’s “pet projects” include:
“Create the first ever Portland Grand-Prix. We will use the I-405 loop as a course for participants to rally for city charities. All drivers would provide an entrance fee, proof of current insurance and license. All vehicles must pass a mechanical and safety examination before entering the course.”
“Lift the cruising ban downtown on Broadway, Burnside and 4th Ave.”

URLVD musicians bring love & joy to the 'Masses' at St. Joseph the Worker Parish

St. Joseph the Worker Catholic Church, located at 2310 S.E. 148th Ave, Portland, OR, finds itself blessed with the beautiful and talented choir that goes by the name of the URLVD (You Are Loved) Musicians.
The people of St. Joseph the Worker Parish are blessed with the lovely voices of the URLVD Musicians, who are directed by Kathy Harris, each weekend. They perform on Saturday evenings at the Vigil Mass at 5 p.m. and on Sunday morning Mass at 10:30 a.m.
The choir’s repertoire consists mainly of praise and worship music that has been written by such songwriters as Tom Booth, Michael W. Smith, Matt Redmond, Steve Angrisano, Matt Maher and many more. Much of the music they perform comes from Spirit and Song, as well as OCP (Oregon Catholic Press). They also, on occasion, include traditional hymns, along with uplifting and heartfelt gospel pieces.
Along with their talented voices that grace the church each weekend, the choir is accompanied by three different talented guitar players, an exceptional keyboardist and drummer. On occasion, the flute is included with the music to add a touch of contemplative beauty to a song or an instrumental piece. The combination of the choir's voices and talented musical accompaniment makes for a wonderful musical and spiritual experience for all who attend Mass at St. Joseph the Worker Parish.

At Montavilla Station - All-pro Idle Hands grooves, caters to dancers

Idle Hands Band is always a pleasant surprise! These folks are all-pro and user-friendly. Their tune list caters to dancers, so there's always a good groove going.
To quote Father Guido Sarducci, “How come these guys are so good?” One tune featured is an R&B arrangement of The Thrill Is Gone. A dedication tune performed is the surf-style instrumental Pipeline.
First guitarist is also lead vocalist Bobby Louthan, dubbed “an encyclopedia on guitar” by bandmates. He plays the tunes right, although he also performs more complicated material in other circumstances.
Next guitar and vocalist is Darrell Adelhart, “Mr. D.” It's hard to denote “first” or “backup” between these two, because they stand equally competent and they switch off, presenting various tunes during the evening.
Bass player is Dave Weburg. He's a man of few words but he doesn't need to talk much. He just lays it down like people need to hear.
On drumset is JR Elliott, a personable and well-experienced percussionist. His son, Rob Elliott, is also a drummer, who occasionally sits in with Idle Hands on guitar and voice. He is the lead guitar player with Lady Kat; she recently auditioned for The Voice TV show. We hope to hear more about that in the future.
In the meantime, Rob Elliott welcomes all to the Grape Vine for a jam all Wednesdays with Lady Kat and Brother Blues (band), 8 p.m. - midnight.

Blues harp legend Mitch Kashmar joins local icon Terry Robb for hot night of music at the M&M

Terry Robb and Friends are getting ready for a great summer of live music. Robb appears every Tuesday night at a familiar place with a new music format that is fitting for their new motto, “We are Music.”
The place is the M&M Restaurant and Lounge in Gresham and it is doing its part to keep live music going in the greater Portland area by hosting: Dover Weinberg Quartet, Mondays; Terry Robb and Friends on Tuesday nights; new bands on Wednesdays’ “New Band Night,” and a jazz jam on Thursday night, hosted by legendary jazz drummer Ron Steen. (Check ad and Music on Tap for weekend schedule.). If you like great live music and good food, M&M Restaurant and Lounge in Gresham is the place to go.
For those of you unfamiliar with Terry Robb and have any interest whatsoever in guitars, blues and the people who play both guitars and the blues should see Robb and the friend or friends he shows up with on Tuesday nights at M&M. Considered one of the top acoustic blues guitarists on the West Coast, Robb is also an inventive and ever-evolving American primitive master. As an heir to the late, great John Fahey’s musical legacy, Robb is an established icon in a pantheon that includes Robbie Basho, Leo Kottke, Peter Lang, John Renbourn and Stefan Grossman.
Because American primitivism, a transitional style that ranges between country blues and early 20th century string-band music, is often nuanced by dissonance and minor tunings, it is sometimes considered esoteric and obscure, appealing only to a musically intellectual elite. But Robb has distinguished himself by redefining this complex finger-picking style, using popular and traditional genres to open up and make this approach accessible to the general music-loving public.
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