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POOR MAN’S WHISKEY WITH A SPECIAL TRIBUTE TO THE ALLMAN BROTHERS On Sunday, May 26, the around the songwriting talents of . sets”. They gained international ies. You’re in the middle of a psy- Community Center for the Josh Brough and Jason Beard Poor Man’s Whiskey seamlessly attention by their bluegrass rendi- chedelic Pink Floyd-like rock-n-roll Performing Arts proudly welcomes (whom met in 1993 at the transitions between acoustic and tion of Dark Side of the Moonshine when someone picks up a Poor Man’s Whiskey back to the University of California, Santa electric styles with a carefully (a bluegrass take on the classic banjo! Then they drop you into the WOW Hall along with Eugene’s Barbara). PMW’s live show and crafted commitment that revolves Pink Floyd ), as well as suc- middle of Paul Simon’s Graceland, own Moonlight Jubilee. PMW sound is blend of high-octane old around well-written and sto- cessful interpretive sets of Paul make a quick trip across the Irish will perform two sets – a set of time/bluegrass music (often done ries... while maintaining an excit- Simon’s Graceland, The Allman countryside and drag you through original Nor Cal hoedowns and an on traditional acoustic instruments ing element of improvisation and Brothers Band, The Eagles, Old a bit of folk and bluegrass. They’re extended second set of their favor- of banjo, guitar and mandolin) and the openness to let a song expand. and In the Way, and Kate Wolf. on the stage plugged in, off the ite Allman Brothers Tunes. a more psychedelic /jam rock Besides their seven original These sets are played in conjunc- stage unplugged amongst the Poor Man’s Whiskey is an style that calls upon their earlier and high energy shows, tion with an original set or a spe- crowd and everywhere in between. American band originating in the influences such as Pink Floyd, The Poor Man’s Whiskey is also known cial festival late night party. So much fun!” San Francisco Bay Area rooted Allman Brothers Band and The for their special “interpretation “These guys have no boundar- CONTINUED ON PAGE 6 K k INSIDE THIS ISSUE THE SLOCAN RAMBLERS P2 SWINGROWERS & HIGH STEP SOCIETY P3 CCPA ANNUAL MEETING REPORT P4 DIMMER YHETI P5 WOW HALL CELEBRATES HISTORIC PRESERVATION MONTH P6 WOW HALL HOUSE PARTY P6 TWINS COCOA TEA P7 & OF DRIVE-BY TRUCKERS On Sunday, May 12, Monqui Presents welcomes to the WOW Hall Dimmer Twins -- Patterson Hood and Mike Cooley of Drive-By Truckers.

PAID Patterson Hood and Mike Cooley, a.k.a. the “Dimmer

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Eugene, OR 97401 Eugene, 1996, though their musical collaboration began in the ’80s with Nonprofit Organization the fledgling band Adam’s House Cat. The name Dimmer Twins is a nod to Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, who are sometimes known as the “Glimmer Twins”. This stripped-down duo setting features original solo and duo material penned by both Hood and Cooley, and also some Drive-By Truckers’ songs that they’ve written. Boasting a mix of Southern pride and erudite lyrics, Drive-By Truckers became one of the most well respected Alternative Country-Rock acts of the 2000s. The band has long held a pro- gressive fire in their belly -- having always been outspoken, telling a distinctly American story via craft, character and concept, all backed by sonic ambition and social conscience. History, folklore, politics and character studies all shared equal space in the Drive-By Truckers’ catalog, which offered up its first blast of gutsy, twangy rock with 1998’s Gangstabilly. However, it was the band’s ambitious double-disc concept Club in Athens, Georgia in mid-February. One of those 40 Watt album, The Opera, that became its unlikely shows is billed as Adam’s House Cat, Hood and Cooley’s magnum opus. A two-act affair, the album explored Hood’s Eighties-era band from Athens that pre-dates the Truckers, and fascination with 70s Southern Rock while tackling the cultural whose long lost album Town Burned Down was released in contradictions of the region, and it helped lay the groundwork September 2018. The Truckers released their latest for much of the band’s later work. album American Band, a searing look at racism and privilege in As reported in , “This tour will follow the the U.S., in September 2016.” RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED

Community Center for the Arts Performing 291 West 8th 97401 OR. Eugene, Drive-By Truckers’ current itinerary, co-headlining a handful of Tickets are $30 advance, $32 day of show. Doors open at 7:00 dates with Lucinda Williams and rocking aboard the Outlaw pm and showtime is 8:00. Seating available on a first come, first Country Cruise ahead of a four-night residency at the 40 Watt served basis. H

K k The Community Center for the WOW HALL NOTES Performing Arts is located in the Historic Woodmen of the World Hall (W..W. Hall), 291 W 8th, Eugene, Or 97401, (541)687-2746, [email protected], wowhall.org, Box office hours Mon-Fri Noon-6:00 PM. Printed monthly by Western Oregon Webpress, Circulation 3,200, General Support made possible by a grant from Lane Arts Council with support from City of Eugene Cultural Services Division, Copyright 2019 All rights reserved Notes Staff: Copy Editor & Advertising Representative - Bob Fennessy, Layout & Design - James Bateman CCPA Staff: Membership Coordinator & Publicist - Bob Fennessy, Programming Manager - Lori Hawley, Stage Manager - Justin Showker, Asst Stage Manager - Ed Kashin, Davis Koier, Robert Chappel, Office Manager - Danette Lamson, Bookkeeper - Melissa Swan, Volunteer Coordinator - Kaleah Bishop, House Manager - Blake Boxer Concessions Manager: Angela Lees; Concessions Staff: Marleena Pearson, Billy Ashe, Kambra Morris-Mitzner, Ronald Perko Custodian - Dave Diercks, Eric Herz, Lighting Director - Cody Owen, Volunteer Staff: Charles Peters, Poster Distribution - WOW Hall Poster Crew, CCPA Board of Directors: Chair: Robyn Kelly, Vice Chair: Mike DeLuise, Secretary: Kathleen Blair, Treasurer: Amy Sherwood, Members: Sam Harmon, Janelle Krinsky, Dan Nathan, John Henry Weber, Terri Wilson

THE SLOCAN RAMBLERS On Thursday, May 16, the steering old sounds in fascinating The Slocans are: Frank Evans Community Center for the new directions.” (banjo), Adrian Gross (mando- Performing Arts and KRVM On their much-anticipated lin), Darryl Poulsen (guitar) and proudly welcome Slocan Ramblers new album Queen City Jubilee, Alastair Whitehead (bass). to the WOW Hall along with The Slocans showcase their special guests Breakers Yard. unique blend of bluegrass, old- BREAKERS YARD The Slocan Ramblers are time and folk with deep song- Breakers Yard is the Willamette Canada’s bluegrass band to writing, lightning fast instrumen- Valley’s most eclectic acoustic watch. Rooted in tradition, fear- tals and sawdust-thick vocals. band. Sampling from ragtime, lessly creative and possessing a With their trademark raucous country blues, jug band, hot bold, dynamic sound, The Slocans energy, this new album presents and delta blues traditions, they do have become a leading light of The Slocan Ramblers at the top everything from Lindy Hop today’s acoustic music scene. of their game – writing and play- dances to cowboy ballads to With a reputation for energetic ing tunes to keep you up all night. bootie-shakin’ dance parties. You live shows, impeccable musician- This is roots music without pre- can find their new album Tried ship and an uncanny ability to tension, music intended to make and Untrue at shows and digi- convert anyone within earshot you feel something – say hello to tally on CD Baby, or you can pay into a lifelong fan, The Slocans your new favourite band. them a visit at www.breaker- have been winning over audiences “Contemporary bluegrass at syardmusic.com. Break it down! from Merlefest to RockyGrass its very best,” notes Songlines Band members are “Tasty” and everywhere in between. Magazine (UK). “Their third Matt Fleming (drums & jive), No Depression credits the album, Queen City Jubilee, could “Washrag” Joe Davey (tenor & group for, “Effortlessly pushing be the one that propels them to plectrum banjos), Brandon bluegrass back to its earlier roots the forefront of the acoustic roots “Greazy” Olszewski (resophonic in Appalachian traditions, while scene.” guitar, harmonica & fiddle) and Steven “Grandpa” Weeks (bass). “If you’ve grown tired of the same old sounds, Tickets are $13 in advance, $15 day of show. Doors open at here’s a band who reinvents a genre.” 8:00 pm and showtime is 8:30. Partial seating is available on a — Bluegrass Unlimited first come, first served basis. H

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2 MAY 2019 WOW HALL NOTES FIND US ONLINE: WWW.WOWHALL.ORG SWINGROWERS

& HIGH STEP SOCIETY On Friday, May 10, the electro-swing genre, combines the for the future. Featuring a shim- Community Center for the freshness of electronic music with mering horn section that soars Performing Arts and High Step the warm influences of swing, over syncopated high hats and Society proudly host Swingrowers jazz, and the sounds of the past. rat-a-tat snare, High Step Society and High Step Society with sup- With three albums, more than 20 is rethinking jazz with unortho- port from SageCrow & Scoob and million views on Youtube, and a dox arrangements, and bringing a featuring Circus Luminescence series of captivating singles and touch of elegance to electronic and Dublevey. remixes, the band is one of the music. High Step Society welcomes most enduring and sought after in Formed in 2015, the band the celebrated electro-swing group the world-retro scene. membes are electronic music Swingrowers all the way from Swingrowers have brought producers as well as educated Italy! This one special night will their explosive live show to stages jazz musicians. The lineup is showcase the retro-futuristic all over the world, from the Ethan Rainwater (bass/synth), sounds produced by these kindred to Japan and India, Nara Reicher (DJ/laptop), groups from both sides of the and have supported artists such as Parkpoom Aempoo (trumpet/ pond. The effect is sure to be a Parov Stelar and Caravan Palace. clarinet), Alex Misar (saxo- dance party of epic proportions. 2018 saw the release of their third phones), Phil Allen (drums) and High Step has also recruited a album OUTSIDEIN and non- featured vocalists for the evening host of spectacular circus per- stop live touring. are Bettreena Jaeger and Olive formers and dancers to bring the Delsol. WOW Hall under the Big Top for HIGH STEP SOCIETY a wild night of electro-circus fun. High Step Society’s elixir of CIRCUS LUMINESCENCE Swingrowers, formed in 2011 live electro-swing merges dance Produced by Eli March and and now a full-fledged star of the music from the past with sounds Scramble James, Circus Luminescence performs circus, CIRCUS LUMINESCENCE juggling, vaudeville and comedy in a wild and wonderful wonder- land of infinite imagination. This innovative troupe special- izes in entertainment without boundaries. Featuring a nouveau fusion of LED juggling, poetry, aerialists, burlesque, live music and high times, the psychedelic stylings of Circus Luminescence is a treat for the eyes, ears and soul. Members Eli March and Scramble James were awarded the 2018 Gold Medal for Teams at the International Juggling Association Competition. Tickets are $12 in advance, $15 day of show. Doors 8:00 pm, showtime 9:00. H

FIND US ONLINE: WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/THEWOWHALL WOW HALL NOTES MAY 2019 3 CCPA ANNUAL MEETING REPORT #1 SHOW: FUTURE ISLANDS The Community Center for the Performing Arts hosted the new Programming Manager is doing a wonderful job of fill- agreements has been a challenge successfully completed. 2019 WOW Hall Annual Membership Meeting on Wednesday, ing our calendar with many diverse events and attendance is As the year began, I had the opportunity to collaborate April 3, at the WOW Hall. Sixty CCPA members were in on the rise. with Vicki Infinito from the Hult Center. We featured the attendance. The CCPA would greatly benefit from grants and other artist JOJO ABOT throughout January in our lobby art gal- Refreshments were served at 6:30 pm. Thanks go to sponsorships. We also have ad space available in the WOW lery, along with hosting her musical/spoken word perfor- Mezza Luna Pizza and Off The Waffle. The meeting began Hall Notes. We are so grateful for the members who con- mance here on January 26. This was a real treat and a won- promptly at 7:00. Attendees were provided with a compre- tinue to give generously and provide much needed financial derful opportunity in terms of networking within the Eugene INSIGHT hensive and detailed Annual Meeting Report. This article has support. arts community. I am currently in the planning stages of a brief summary. The full report is available at the WOW scheduling another event with the Hult Center for this fall. PRESENTS Hall office. Concessions: Angela Lees Eugene Live! has been another successful community col- Outgoing board Chair Aaron Dietrich welcomed everyone This year concessions added two new staff and a trained laboration with the Collective, to the event, introduced the board and staff and read the security professional to check IDs on busy nights. Currently Ninkasi and EventStar Productions. Ninkasi and EventStar organization’s Mission Statement. we are in need of a large keg cooler for cold storage. Productions will offer the winner of Eugene Live! a festival YHETI performance slot locally, and a studio recording package at On Thursday, May 23, InSight Presents welcomes Yheti back to the COMMITTEE REPORTS: Facilities: Eric Herz, David Diercks Ninkasi’s Recording Studio. We are looking forward to con- WOW Hall along with special guests NastyNasty and Eazybaked. The Fundraising/Education Committee reported that Zev In August, Eric was promoted to Facilities Custodian, and tinuing with the 2nd Annual Eugene Live! next year. “I’m interested in energizing people’s lifeforce through art and per- Moses raised and donated over $2000, with the donation used WOW Hall volunteer David Diercks was hired on as the new sonal interaction,” states bass fusion artist Yheti. to install a new phone system at the WOW Hall. In recogni- assistant in September. In between cleaning, making repairs From Piqua, Ohio, Yheti is touring in support of his new EP, tion, Zev was given a lifetime membership to the CCPA. The and playing What’s That Odor?, they take a moment to get 2018-2019 YEAR IN REVIEW Deformed. He is also making his 2008-14 discography available for free public is invited to Oakshire Inspires, Aug 7th at Oakshire to better known WOW Hall neighbors, patrons and commu- downloads. Brewing Public House, with a percentage of proceeds donated nity members. In addition to the street lamps and trees, other Top Shows of the Year Produced by the C.C.P.A. You can find his Deformed EP (2019) here ---https://fanlink.to/ to the WOW Hall all day. The Lane Arts Council grant will projects this past year include increased signage for smoking Future Islands DeformedEP be submitted this month. Sequential Fuels continues to donate restrictions, ADA access, parking restrictions, and fire safety; Shoreline Mafia Download my entire Discography (2008-2014) for FREE here-- www. a percentage of fuel sales if you mention the WOW Hall. Our air duct repair in the attic; replacement of worn-out switches Watsky dropbox.com/sh/5gvxry8ibik1p6a/VfPv1... new Treasurer attended two Meet & Greet events with grant and outlets; window restoration; and new stairs for the stage. J.I.D Oscillating between feelsy things, stoner things and science things, funders, and will be attending a grant-writing workshop this Sage the Gemini NastyNasty is a practitioner of BassKune Do, the style that is no style. fall. The Committee is advocating and planning for new House Manager: Blake Boxer Terrapin Flyer “I like dogs, ramen, cosmic horror and quantum theory,” he says, “and projects including school talent shows, field trips and collab- During my tenure here I have been working closely with Leftover Crack sick distorted basslines with giant wonky snare drums.” orative projects with schools and other community partners. the Production Manager, Volunteer Coordinator and While paying respects to all music genres, Eazybaked (Eric Ray and The Personnel Committee reported the promotion of Eric Programming Manager to make sure each event goes smooth- Educational Opportunities Andrew Principe) strives to take music in a fresh direction. Rich Herz to Facilities Custodian August 2018, Lori Hawley as ly for patrons, staff, artists and volunteers alike. As House Music’s Edge Rock Camps living or dead. We have a ghost in the basement that will sions. All construction and expansions will be done with basslines and eclectic arrangements take beats out of the box and Programming Manager August 2018, David Dirks as Assistant Manager my main focus is making sure all events are safe. (two camps led by Tim McLaughlin) testify to it! respect and compliance to the WOW Hall’s historic require- immerse listeners in an unmatched audio experience. Custodian September 2018, and Blake Boxer as House With the support of Guardian Security, Cahoots and all of Bass Camp (Electronic Music Camp led by Olive Delsol) ments. Further, it will continue to be the goal to expand Tickets are $20 advance. Doors open and show begins at 9:00 pm. H Manager November 2018. our wonderful volunteers, I am proud to say we have had Girls Circus Summer Camp Volunteer Coordinator: Kaleah Bishop financially as we look forward to the long-term viability of The Facilities Committee reported progress on the minimal incidents, and happy and safe patrons. Another key U of O Student Internship Over the last year my focus within the CCPA has been our organization. Woodmen of the World Hall Interior Historic Restoration aspect of my position is making sure artists performing at the Northwest Christian University Internship community outreach and our volunteer pool is growing Project and Exterior Historic Restoration Projects. On July Hall enjoy their time here. Across the board artists have Dance Empowered with Cynthia Valentine monthly. I have tabled at Saturday Market, music industry Next up was approval of the budget. 19th, 2018, a large truck and trailer struck the newly installed reported to me that the WOW Hall is truly a rare gem and West African Cultural Arts Dance and job fairs, ran our booth at the Oregon Country Fair, and The CCPA currently has financial assets totaling street lamp on the corner of 8th and Lincoln, not too long an absolute pleasure to work with. Coalessence spoke at schools. I have worked with students and aided them $214,521.23 vs $257,913.36 one year ago. The proposed bud- after the ribbon cutting ceremony. The Facilities Committee WOW Hall Volunteer Orientations to achieve their volunteer hours required for graduation, and get for 2019-20 projects a total income of $588, 058 with worked to recoup costs from the trucking company that Office Manager/Poster Distribution Manager: Danette Lamson History Pub assisted folks working off hours for our local judicial system. $251,588 in production expenses and $326,449 in operating caused the damage. The process for replacing the lamp has Over the past year the office has seen some significant Historic Exhibit Reception & Tour This has been a wonderful year of growth, leadership and expenses for a net of $10,021. The budget was approved by begun, including moving the foundation/footing for the lamp upgrades: a new phone system which frees me from my desk Mud City Music Education Workshops responsibility for my volunteer staff and myself. I plan to the membership; one member voted no. closer to the building by about a foot. Sonic Tomography to answer questions or process telephone orders; and a new create more training opportunities and bring in a more was again done on the large big leaf maple trees along Mac computer, which runs faster and more efficiently than Publicity & Membership Coordinator: Bob Fennessy diverse demographic of volunteers from groups such as the ELECTIONS Lincoln Street. Treecology deemed the trees healthy and safe; the previous one and takes up significantly less space. I am Publicity is a team effort and I hope that all WOW Hall NAACP, and black and Latino student unions. The floor was then opened for nominations for the Board they were trimmed in October and are thriving. enjoying both very much. members consider themselves part of our publicity crew. of Directors. Six board positions were up for election: four The office has had two interns from the UO and NCU Members can help the WOW Hall in a number of ways: get Policy Statement & Budget full two-year terms and two uncompleted terms with a year STAFF REPORTS: working with us -- focusing on social media and general on our publicity email list and forward; like and share our Following twenty-plus minutes of public input, the mem- remaining. office assistance. It’s been a very positive relationship and posts on Facebook and say you are going or interested in bership voted to approve the following General Policy Eight members accepted nomination: Bryan Calza, Mike Bookkeeper: Melissa Swan they have helped the office run easier. Volunteers also have going to events; post pictures, reviews and comments on other Statement: DeLuise, Mayo Finch, Sam Harmon, Robyn Kelly, Amy We are only ¾ of the way through the fiscal year (July 1, been very supportive and helpful. internet sites; hang posters, distribute handbills, and post the Sherwood, Dan Nathan and Terri Wilson (Kelly and 2018 – June 30, 2019) so it’s uncertain how it will end. By The poster distribution service suffers from high turnover calendar from your WOW Hall Notes where people can see For the fiscal year starting July 1, 2019 it will continue to Sherwood were appointed to the board to fill uncompleted the end of February, there was a net loss of $10,866 (exclud- and we have lost some excellent people. I have hired some it. Of course, word of mouth continues to be the most effec- be the general policy of the CCPA/WOW Hall to serve all terms). ing depreciation). March, April, and May are typically higher new people and I have confidence in their reliability and com- tive form of publicity, so keep talking. ages, nationalities, races, ethnicities, genders, sexual orienta- After speeches from the candidates and a break, the elec- earning months so we should be able to decrease the loss by mitment. I’d like to thank all of the media who assist our efforts: tions, abilities, and religions of our community without dis- tion was held. Elected for two years were Mike DeLuise, June. The Eugene Register-Guard, Eugene Weekly, UO Emerald, crimination. This includes the staff, CCPA members, volun- Robyn Kelly, Amy Sherwood and Dan Nathan. Elected for Earnings from memberships, classes and rentals have all Programming Manager: Lori Hawley LCC Torch, KLCC, KRVM, KWVA, KNRQ, KZEL, KOCF teers, community members, and Board of Directors of our one year were Sam Harmon and Terri Wilson. increased this year. Ticket sales continue to be on the It has been my goal, since taking over for Joshua Finch in and KNND. Special thanks to James Bateman, who designs organization. We will embrace our community and involve Congratulations to the new board. Special thanks to out- decline due to competition from other local venues. The August, to navigate the position of programming manager our newsletter and posters, and to the WOW Hall poster our membership in as many ways as possible. We will con- going board members Aaron Dietrich, Hannah Finley, budget for the upcoming fiscal year reflects this decrease and and do my best to make information more attainable for crew. The WOW Hall Notes has been publishing for thirty- tinue to operate with financial care on all projects and deci- Marlene Monette and Abe Nielsen-Sword for their service. H relies less on ticket sales to cover expenses. However, our staff, agencies and promoters. Updating rental rates and one years now, and with physical and digital distribution is reaching more people than ever before. Fundraising never gets any easier. Most people still con- sider themselves not quite well off enough yet to donate any CCPA BOARD OFFICERS ELECTED money. Fortunately, there are many people who are willing On Thursday, April 18, the CCPA Board of Directors held their first meeting since the Annual Membership Meeting. and able to donate and some of them increase their donation The primary business was to elect officers for the coming year and appoint board members to the standing committees. each year. For their support I am extremely grateful. It was decided to first make the committee appointments. Committees would meet and recommend a committee chair to the REVENUE Someday I’ll leave a recording of my voice to the WOW Hall board at the next meeting. so that RoboBob can solicit you from beyond the grave. And Appointed to the Personnel Committee were Kathleen Blair, Robyn Kelly, Janelle Krinski, Dan Nathan and Terri Wilson. if someone promises a donation and flakes, I’ll haunt them. Appointed to the Fundraising/Education and Finance Committees were Kathleen Blair, Mike DeLuise, Amy Sherwood, Henry BOO! Weber and Terri Wilson. Seriously, a lot of us aren’t getting any younger. Is the Appointed to the Programming Committee were Sam Harmon, Janelle Krinski, Amy Sherwood, Henry Weber and Terri WOW Hall something that’s important enough to you to Wilson. EXPENSES receive a mention in your will? A good chunk of the CCPA’s Appointed to the Facilities Committee were Sam Harmon, Robyn Kelly, Dan Nathan and Henry Weber. current reserves are the result of a bequest from the late Gil Several meetings were scheduled, some in April. See the back page or go to www.wowhall.org for current meeting dates. Harrison. For the organization to continue, thrive and grow, The board then appointed officers for the coming year. After some discussion, Robyn Kelly agreed to serve as Chair, Mike we’ll need more people to show the love when they’re no DeLuise as Vice-Chair, Amy Sherwood as Treasurer and Kathleen Blair as Secretary. longer present in the physical world. The next board meeting is scheduled for Monday, May 13, at 6:30 pm at the WOW Hall. 2019-2020 BUDGET And remember that the WOW Hall is open for ALL ages, Meetings are open to the public. H

4 MAY 2019 WOW HALL NOTES FIND US ONLINE: WWW.WOWHALL.ORG FIND US ONLINE: WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/THEWOWHALL WOW HALL NOTES MAY 2019 5 CCPA ANNUAL MEETING REPORT #1 SHOW: FUTURE ISLANDS The Community Center for the Performing Arts hosted the new Programming Manager is doing a wonderful job of fill- agreements has been a challenge successfully completed. 2019 WOW Hall Annual Membership Meeting on Wednesday, ing our calendar with many diverse events and attendance is As the year began, I had the opportunity to collaborate April 3, at the WOW Hall. Sixty CCPA members were in on the rise. with Vicki Infinito from the Hult Center. We featured the attendance. The CCPA would greatly benefit from grants and other artist JOJO ABOT throughout January in our lobby art gal- Refreshments were served at 6:30 pm. Thanks go to sponsorships. We also have ad space available in the WOW lery, along with hosting her musical/spoken word perfor- Mezza Luna Pizza and Off The Waffle. The meeting began Hall Notes. We are so grateful for the members who con- mance here on January 26. This was a real treat and a won- promptly at 7:00. Attendees were provided with a compre- tinue to give generously and provide much needed financial derful opportunity in terms of networking within the Eugene INSIGHT hensive and detailed Annual Meeting Report. This article has support. arts community. I am currently in the planning stages of a brief summary. The full report is available at the WOW scheduling another event with the Hult Center for this fall. PRESENTS Hall office. Concessions: Angela Lees Eugene Live! has been another successful community col- Outgoing board Chair Aaron Dietrich welcomed everyone This year concessions added two new staff and a trained laboration with the Pacific Northwest Songwriters Collective, to the event, introduced the board and staff and read the security professional to check IDs on busy nights. Currently Ninkasi and EventStar Productions. Ninkasi and EventStar organization’s Mission Statement. we are in need of a large keg cooler for cold storage. Productions will offer the winner of Eugene Live! a festival YHETI performance slot locally, and a studio recording package at On Thursday, May 23, InSight Presents welcomes Yheti back to the COMMITTEE REPORTS: Facilities: Eric Herz, David Diercks Ninkasi’s Recording Studio. We are looking forward to con- WOW Hall along with special guests NastyNasty and Eazybaked. The Fundraising/Education Committee reported that Zev In August, Eric was promoted to Facilities Custodian, and tinuing with the 2nd Annual Eugene Live! next year. “I’m interested in energizing people’s lifeforce through art and per- Moses raised and donated over $2000, with the donation used WOW Hall volunteer David Diercks was hired on as the new sonal interaction,” states bass fusion artist Yheti. to install a new phone system at the WOW Hall. In recogni- assistant in September. In between cleaning, making repairs From Piqua, Ohio, Yheti is touring in support of his new EP, tion, Zev was given a lifetime membership to the CCPA. The and playing What’s That Odor?, they take a moment to get 2018-2019 YEAR IN REVIEW Deformed. He is also making his 2008-14 discography available for free public is invited to Oakshire Inspires, Aug 7th at Oakshire to better known WOW Hall neighbors, patrons and commu- downloads. Brewing Public House, with a percentage of proceeds donated nity members. In addition to the street lamps and trees, other Top Shows of the Year Produced by the C.C.P.A. You can find his Deformed EP (2019) here ---https://fanlink.to/ to the WOW Hall all day. The Lane Arts Council grant will projects this past year include increased signage for smoking Future Islands DeformedEP be submitted this month. Sequential Fuels continues to donate restrictions, ADA access, parking restrictions, and fire safety; Shoreline Mafia Download my entire Discography (2008-2014) for FREE here-- www. a percentage of fuel sales if you mention the WOW Hall. Our air duct repair in the attic; replacement of worn-out switches Watsky dropbox.com/sh/5gvxry8ibik1p6a/VfPv1... new Treasurer attended two Meet & Greet events with grant and outlets; window restoration; and new stairs for the stage. J.I.D Oscillating between feelsy things, stoner things and science things, funders, and will be attending a grant-writing workshop this Sage the Gemini NastyNasty is a practitioner of BassKune Do, the style that is no style. fall. The Committee is advocating and planning for new House Manager: Blake Boxer Terrapin Flyer “I like dogs, ramen, cosmic horror and quantum theory,” he says, “and projects including school talent shows, field trips and collab- During my tenure here I have been working closely with Leftover Crack sick distorted basslines with giant wonky snare drums.” orative projects with schools and other community partners. the Production Manager, Volunteer Coordinator and While paying respects to all music genres, Eazybaked (Eric Ray and The Personnel Committee reported the promotion of Eric Programming Manager to make sure each event goes smooth- Educational Opportunities Andrew Principe) strives to take music in a fresh direction. Rich Herz to Facilities Custodian August 2018, Lori Hawley as ly for patrons, staff, artists and volunteers alike. As House Music’s Edge Rock Camps living or dead. We have a ghost in the basement that will sions. All construction and expansions will be done with basslines and eclectic arrangements take beats out of the box and Programming Manager August 2018, David Dirks as Assistant Manager my main focus is making sure all events are safe. (two camps led by Tim McLaughlin) testify to it! respect and compliance to the WOW Hall’s historic require- immerse listeners in an unmatched audio experience. Custodian September 2018, and Blake Boxer as House With the support of Guardian Security, Cahoots and all of Bass Camp (Electronic Music Camp led by Olive Delsol) ments. Further, it will continue to be the goal to expand Tickets are $20 advance. Doors open and show begins at 9:00 pm. H Manager November 2018. our wonderful volunteers, I am proud to say we have had Girls Circus Summer Camp Volunteer Coordinator: Kaleah Bishop financially as we look forward to the long-term viability of The Facilities Committee reported progress on the minimal incidents, and happy and safe patrons. Another key U of O Student Internship Over the last year my focus within the CCPA has been our organization. Woodmen of the World Hall Interior Historic Restoration aspect of my position is making sure artists performing at the Northwest Christian University Internship community outreach and our volunteer pool is growing Project and Exterior Historic Restoration Projects. On July Hall enjoy their time here. Across the board artists have Dance Empowered with Cynthia Valentine monthly. I have tabled at Saturday Market, music industry Next up was approval of the budget. 19th, 2018, a large truck and trailer struck the newly installed reported to me that the WOW Hall is truly a rare gem and West African Cultural Arts Dance and job fairs, ran our booth at the Oregon Country Fair, and The CCPA currently has financial assets totaling street lamp on the corner of 8th and Lincoln, not too long an absolute pleasure to work with. Coalessence spoke at schools. I have worked with students and aided them $214,521.23 vs $257,913.36 one year ago. The proposed bud- after the ribbon cutting ceremony. The Facilities Committee WOW Hall Volunteer Orientations to achieve their volunteer hours required for graduation, and get for 2019-20 projects a total income of $588, 058 with worked to recoup costs from the trucking company that Office Manager/Poster Distribution Manager: Danette Lamson History Pub assisted folks working off hours for our local judicial system. $251,588 in production expenses and $326,449 in operating caused the damage. The process for replacing the lamp has Over the past year the office has seen some significant Historic Exhibit Reception & Tour This has been a wonderful year of growth, leadership and expenses for a net of $10,021. The budget was approved by begun, including moving the foundation/footing for the lamp upgrades: a new phone system which frees me from my desk Mud City Music Education Workshops responsibility for my volunteer staff and myself. I plan to the membership; one member voted no. closer to the building by about a foot. Sonic Tomography to answer questions or process telephone orders; and a new create more training opportunities and bring in a more was again done on the large big leaf maple trees along Mac computer, which runs faster and more efficiently than Publicity & Membership Coordinator: Bob Fennessy diverse demographic of volunteers from groups such as the ELECTIONS Lincoln Street. Treecology deemed the trees healthy and safe; the previous one and takes up significantly less space. I am Publicity is a team effort and I hope that all WOW Hall NAACP, and black and Latino student unions. The floor was then opened for nominations for the Board they were trimmed in October and are thriving. enjoying both very much. members consider themselves part of our publicity crew. of Directors. Six board positions were up for election: four The office has had two interns from the UO and NCU Members can help the WOW Hall in a number of ways: get Policy Statement & Budget full two-year terms and two uncompleted terms with a year STAFF REPORTS: working with us -- focusing on social media and general on our publicity email list and forward; like and share our Following twenty-plus minutes of public input, the mem- remaining. office assistance. It’s been a very positive relationship and posts on Facebook and say you are going or interested in bership voted to approve the following General Policy Eight members accepted nomination: Bryan Calza, Mike Bookkeeper: Melissa Swan they have helped the office run easier. Volunteers also have going to events; post pictures, reviews and comments on other Statement: DeLuise, Mayo Finch, Sam Harmon, Robyn Kelly, Amy We are only ¾ of the way through the fiscal year (July 1, been very supportive and helpful. internet sites; hang posters, distribute handbills, and post the Sherwood, Dan Nathan and Terri Wilson (Kelly and 2018 – June 30, 2019) so it’s uncertain how it will end. By The poster distribution service suffers from high turnover calendar from your WOW Hall Notes where people can see For the fiscal year starting July 1, 2019 it will continue to Sherwood were appointed to the board to fill uncompleted the end of February, there was a net loss of $10,866 (exclud- and we have lost some excellent people. I have hired some it. Of course, word of mouth continues to be the most effec- be the general policy of the CCPA/WOW Hall to serve all terms). ing depreciation). March, April, and May are typically higher new people and I have confidence in their reliability and com- tive form of publicity, so keep talking. ages, nationalities, races, ethnicities, genders, sexual orienta- After speeches from the candidates and a break, the elec- earning months so we should be able to decrease the loss by mitment. I’d like to thank all of the media who assist our efforts: tions, abilities, and religions of our community without dis- tion was held. Elected for two years were Mike DeLuise, June. The Eugene Register-Guard, Eugene Weekly, UO Emerald, crimination. This includes the staff, CCPA members, volun- Robyn Kelly, Amy Sherwood and Dan Nathan. Elected for Earnings from memberships, classes and rentals have all Programming Manager: Lori Hawley LCC Torch, KLCC, KRVM, KWVA, KNRQ, KZEL, KOCF teers, community members, and Board of Directors of our one year were Sam Harmon and Terri Wilson. increased this year. Ticket sales continue to be on the It has been my goal, since taking over for Joshua Finch in and KNND. Special thanks to James Bateman, who designs organization. We will embrace our community and involve Congratulations to the new board. Special thanks to out- decline due to competition from other local venues. The August, to navigate the position of programming manager our newsletter and posters, and to the WOW Hall poster our membership in as many ways as possible. We will con- going board members Aaron Dietrich, Hannah Finley, budget for the upcoming fiscal year reflects this decrease and and do my best to make information more attainable for crew. The WOW Hall Notes has been publishing for thirty- tinue to operate with financial care on all projects and deci- Marlene Monette and Abe Nielsen-Sword for their service. H relies less on ticket sales to cover expenses. However, our staff, agencies and promoters. Updating rental rates and one years now, and with physical and digital distribution is reaching more people than ever before. Fundraising never gets any easier. Most people still con- sider themselves not quite well off enough yet to donate any CCPA BOARD OFFICERS ELECTED money. Fortunately, there are many people who are willing On Thursday, April 18, the CCPA Board of Directors held their first meeting since the Annual Membership Meeting. and able to donate and some of them increase their donation The primary business was to elect officers for the coming year and appoint board members to the standing committees. each year. For their support I am extremely grateful. It was decided to first make the committee appointments. Committees would meet and recommend a committee chair to the REVENUE Someday I’ll leave a recording of my voice to the WOW Hall board at the next meeting. so that RoboBob can solicit you from beyond the grave. And Appointed to the Personnel Committee were Kathleen Blair, Robyn Kelly, Janelle Krinski, Dan Nathan and Terri Wilson. if someone promises a donation and flakes, I’ll haunt them. Appointed to the Fundraising/Education and Finance Committees were Kathleen Blair, Mike DeLuise, Amy Sherwood, Henry BOO! Weber and Terri Wilson. Seriously, a lot of us aren’t getting any younger. Is the Appointed to the Programming Committee were Sam Harmon, Janelle Krinski, Amy Sherwood, Henry Weber and Terri WOW Hall something that’s important enough to you to Wilson. EXPENSES receive a mention in your will? A good chunk of the CCPA’s Appointed to the Facilities Committee were Sam Harmon, Robyn Kelly, Dan Nathan and Henry Weber. current reserves are the result of a bequest from the late Gil Several meetings were scheduled, some in April. See the back page or go to www.wowhall.org for current meeting dates. Harrison. For the organization to continue, thrive and grow, The board then appointed officers for the coming year. After some discussion, Robyn Kelly agreed to serve as Chair, Mike we’ll need more people to show the love when they’re no DeLuise as Vice-Chair, Amy Sherwood as Treasurer and Kathleen Blair as Secretary. longer present in the physical world. The next board meeting is scheduled for Monday, May 13, at 6:30 pm at the WOW Hall. 2019-2020 BUDGET And remember that the WOW Hall is open for ALL ages, Meetings are open to the public. H

4 MAY 2019 WOW HALL NOTES FIND US ONLINE: WWW.WOWHALL.ORG FIND US ONLINE: WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/THEWOWHALL WOW HALL NOTES MAY 2019 5 RAYMOND MCMAHON THE HISTORIC WOW HALL CELEBRATES HISTORIC PRESERVATION MONTH WITH SPECIAL SERIES OF EVENTS!

In celebration of Historic Preservation Month, the Community Center for the Performing Arts proudly presents their annual historic exhibit for May, as well as a special series of cultural events! Join us throughout the month to help us celebrate the rich community-driven spirit this building and organization were founded upon. W.O.W. Hall Historic Preservation Month Events: WOW HALL HOUSE PARTY “The Woodmen of the World: Their History and Their Hall” On Friday, May 24, the GHOSTNAPS Historic exhibit on display during the month of May 2019 Community Center for the W.O.W. Hall Art Gallery Performing Arts proudly hosts Come view historic photographs, posters and signs and learn about the ‘WOW Hall House Party’ the Woodmen of the World Hall and its rich history of serving as a featuring Raymond McMahon, community gathering place. Ghostnaps (live), Kingbird and Khalil Romeo. Historic Exhibit Reception, Talk & Building Tour Born and raised in Eugene, Friday, May 17 | 5:00-7:30 PM Raymond McMahon is here to Doors open at 5:00 PM, Historic talk & Building tour begin at 5:30 PM push the youth forward. Price: Free! Raymond loves to see young kids Join local historic preservation consultant and Community Center being creative, and not being for the Performing Arts member Jonathan Pincus for a historic talk and afraid to do something different building tour starting at 5:30pm. Refreshments provided. Share Your than the norm. Although his W.O.W. Hall History: Do you have a piece of W.O.W. Hall history to musical journey is just beginning, share? We encourage you to bring any old photographs, posters, arti- he has already made an impact. KINGBIRD facts or stories to the reception! Raymond gained local atten- tion after dropping one of his W.O.W. HALL Square Dance! ft. Mud City Old-Time Society first singles, “Too Long”. Soon Friday, May 17 | 7:30-9:30 PM after, Raymond’s life took a big Price: Donation suggested. Nobody turned away for lack of funds. turn when he played the song to Following the exhibit reception will be a special Square Dance at Bay Area Rapper Nef The 7:30pm featuring live music and dance callers from Mud City Old-Time Pharaoh at a mall. It clicked. Society. Mud City Old-Time Society is a local volunteer-run non-profit That night, he performed at dedicated to supporting traditional American music, dance, workshops, Nef’s show at the WOW Hall, and public jams and events in the community. No prior dance experi- and has since joined their man- ence necessary. This family friendly square dance is a great time to agement team, planning big come enjoy the W.O.W. Hall’s beautiful, floating maple dance floor. things. And his music. It’s fire. He doesn’t sound like anybody else, KHALIL ROMEO so don’t try to compare it. It’s almost like R&B, cyberpunk and hip-hop. Crazy. 808s hitting. Richard Lathrop, better known by his stage name Ghostnaps, is a DJ and based in Eugene. Although his music is laid-back electronic, at a Ghostnaps show, you can expect a high-energy mix of electronic and rap sounds. Kingbird, a young trio from Film Screening: Ed’s Coed South Eugene, blends house music Sunday, May 19 | 4:30-6:30 PM with Latin rhythms and acoustic Portland. Khalil produces, writes a strong, active and growing Price: Donation suggested. Nobody turned away for lack of funds. drums. Kingbird’s sound is conta- and performs all of his own group of followers and fans. The Community Center for the Performing Arts will present a show- gious and will make you dance! music, which can be found on Tickets are $8 in advance, and ing of the silent feature film “Ed’s Coed”, filmed in Eugene by Khalil Romeo is an artist, SoundCloud. Thousands of plays $10 at the door. Doors open at students in 1929. (Courtesy of University of creator and entrepreneur based in on all of his songs have given him 8:00 pm, show at 8:30. H Oregon Libraries and the University of Oregon Foundation). The film’s production was coordinated by famous film producer Cecil B. de Mille’s lead cinematographer James F. McBride. Many local historic landmarks can be seen in the film including Johnson Hall, the UO’s Hello Walk, , McArthur Court, Skinner’s POOR MAN’S WHISKEY FROM PAGE 1 Butte, a free-flowing Mill Race and many other landmarks. Legendary Poor Man’s Whiskey is Jason Beard (guitar, man- old-time, Irish, soul, swing, folk and blues music, track coach and former UO Dean of Men John Straub dolin), Josh Brough (vocals, banjo, keyboards), Jeff Moonlight Jubilee has been spreading their good portray themselves in highlighted sequences of the film. For supporters Coleman (keyboards), Mark Murphy (bass), David time music all over the since 2017. of preserving Oregon’s history this showing of “Ed’s Coed” is a must- Noble (guitar, vocals) and George Smeltz (drums, Moonlight Jubilee is Jessilyn Brinkerhoff (fiddle see event. It is a delightful depiction of the campus life in 1929 and the vocals). and vocals) , Eric Estling (guitar and vocals), Steve University of Oregon’s context in the budding community of Eugene, Korin (stand-up bass) and Austen Sloan (mandolin Oregon. This version of “Ed’s Coed” includes an original score by Prof. MOONLIGHT JUBILEE and vocals) and for this show featuring special guest Brian McWhorter (UO School of Music and Dance) If you leave Appalachia somewhere between Jack Wheeler (dobro and vocals). Saturday night and Sunday morning, take the turn off You can find out about their music at moonlight- Please contact Jonathan Pincus ([email protected] or (541) 912- for Muscle Shoals, slight right at New Orleans and jubilee.com. 4721) for information regarding donation of archival material or his- keep heading west then you’ll arrive at Moonlight Tickets are $18 in advance, $20 day of show. toric preservation efforts at the W.O.W. Hall. H Jubilee. With their high energy stew of bluegrass, Doors open at 8:00 pm and showtime is 8:30. H

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COCOA TEA On Monday, May 13, the and inspiration -- like the great was to follow. This album also Community Center for the Bob Marley. As he puts it, included the hit single “One Performing Arts and University of “There is a lack of consciousness Woman Show”. Oregon Campus Radio 88.1 FM from what it used to be.” His most controversial record- KWVA proudly welcome Cocoa Born Calvin George Scott on ing, “Oil Ting” (done off the War Tea to the WOW Hall along with September 3, 1959 in Rocky Point, in the Middle East) was banned in KWVA’s own DJ King Toby. Clarendon, he recorded his first England, while it went to No.1 in Cocoa Tea is one of reggae’s song, “Searching In The Hills”, in America. “Oil Ting” was fol- most talented and versatile 1974 at age 14. In December ‘83, lowed by “No Blood For Oil”, artistes. His smooth, easy-going Cocoa Tea journeyed to Kingston “What’s Gonna Happen After vocal presentation is his trade- where he met Henry “Junjo” The War” and “Ruling Cowboy”. mark, earning him wide interna- Lawes. The first products from Cocoa Tea’s sixth album, tional acclaim with songs like “I this union were “Who’s The Authorized, includes the hits Lost My Sonia”, “Tune In” and Champion” and Cocoa Tea’s first “May Day”, “One Away “Rocking Dolly” becoming world big hit, “Rocking Dolly”. These Woman”, “Hunted- Wanted” and anthems. Admired and respected songs, along with Cocoa Tea’s big “Evaluation”. for his fine conscious recordings, hit, “I Lost My Sonia” were An international performer, Cocoa Tea is also known for his included in his first album by that Cocoa Tea has had extensive unwavering generosity and kind- name (I Lost My Sonia). tours to the U.S., Canada, Europe, ness for the less fortunate. In 1985 Cocoa accepted the the Caribbean and Japan. He has Cocoa Tea earned his stage Rastafarian faith. The conversion appeared at Reggae Sunsplash .((3,1*5($/ name, because of his love for… was reflected in the music he almost every year since 1987, and you guessed right, hot cocoa recorded on his fourth album at Japan Splash 1991 where about (cocoa tea, as it is called in rural titled Settle Down. The single 100,000 were in attendance. Jamaica). He attributes his inspi- “Rikers Island” made it to No.1 Tickets are $20 in advance, $25 9$5,(7<,1 ration to Jah. His aim is to be a in the U.S. and the U.K., and an day of show. Doors open at 8:00 role model, a source of learning album of the same name, his fifth, pm and showtime is 9:00. H 086,&

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