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Her photos are exquisite! 17312 NE Halsey Club, 1414 Alaskan Way, Seattle, Friends Lauree Carlsen, Taska Barlow & Cliff Smith joined me at 5 Ashbolts Beats Workin’ @ Wa- WA, 8 the Muddy Rudder recently to hear the fabulous Lloyd Jones doing a at terfront Blues Festival Crossroads Aug 1 Lisa Mann Trio @ Great solo gig. We were lucky to get a table in the packed house filled with Ankeny Street Stage, SW Naito Parkway, 8-9:15 Summer Chef-Off, Bladberry Farm, folks to hear Lloyd on his guitar & fine vocals. His tunes included 11 Montavilla Station, 417 SE 80th Sauvie Island, 6 Blue Monday, I Wish She’d Cry for Me, Good Mornin’ Little School- Studio (N of Stark) 2 Band @ Cascade Blues Associa- girl, You’re Gonna Miss Me When I’m Gone, I Believe in You and Lou SE 9th & Ankeny www.boltupright.net tion Summer Picnic, Tomahawk Reed’s Ain’t That Lovin’ You Baby (dancers took to the floor for this Moorage @ Columbia Crossing, one!) Lauree commented, “It’s a concert right in front of us!” The ED NEUMANN & FRIENDS NE Tomahawk Island Dr, 3:20-4:20 intimate room was the perfect place for Lloyd’s type of music. During Lessons at 5pm Sun Jam @ Bradford’s, 10346 www.lisamannmusic.com the second set, Cliff pulled out his harmonica case & joined Lloyd NE Halsey, 8 for a few tunes on harp….what a treat! Lloyd informed us that he was Dance ‘til 9pm Mon (1st & 3rd Mon) Blue MIKE BRANCH BAND preparing for a tour of Denmark, Holland & Germany soon. Hopefully, Monday @ The Lehrer, 8775 SW July 2-4 Chinook Winds, Lincoln City they won’t keep him there long, we will miss him! $7.50 per Person Canyon Lane, 7 10-11 Hollywood’s Hot Rod Bar & Friend & drummer Ed Jordan joined me at the Long Beach Peninsula Grill, NE 108th & Sandy ERIC ALLEN BAND 17-18 Spot Bar & Grill, Vancouver, WA for three days of wonderful sunshine. We also discovered we could fish th in the canal, where they stocked 4,000 trout in May. Ed was in seventh July 5, 24 Blue Room, 8145 SE 82nd 25 Mike’s 5 Annual Birthday Riot @ M&M Lounge, 137 N Main, Gresham heaven & caught three fish for our breakfast. We always eat well when 17 45th Street Pub www.mikebranchband.com we are at the coast and also enjoyed barbecued spareribs & chops, THE FENIX PROJECT salmon, cheese omelettes, fresh guacamole & Ed’s special cocktails. Wed Blues/R&B Jam @ Blue NAMOMI TATSUOKA We viewed a beautiful beach sunset the first night & played our usual Diamond, 2016 NE Sandy July 4 Waterfront Blues Festival, marathon of Yahtzee throughout the weekend. Ed won again this time, Waterfront Park, 2:15-3 but I kept him on his toes. Next time, I’m hoping for a better outcome. GOLD DUST 11 Ballardtown Billiards, Forest Grove Be sure to read the article on Moonalice, Page 8. Unfortunately I was at July 10 7 Cecars Casino, 270756 17-18 Kahneeta Resort the coast when they performed, but writer Merridawn Duckler was able Hwy 101, Sequim, WA 22 Medford Summer Parks to cover the show & did a fine job on the article. I did listen to the concert ED the HANDYMAN 11 Rainier Days in Park Festival, Concsrts, Medford th archives series of 3 CDs called Moonalice Friday the 13 of June 2014 all Rainier City Park, Rainier, OR, 5-7 31 Spud Monkey’s, NE Halsey the way to & from the coast and truly enjoyed their music. Especially no- 18 Sokol Blosser Winery, 5000 table are Down The Road Apiece, Nick of Time, Who Can Say & Moonalice NE Sokol Blosser Lane, Dayton, NEW IBERIANS Legend. On the 2nd & 3rd CD, I really appreciated their versions of Lucy for Hire 503-847-5435 OR, 6:45-8:45 July 1 Waterfront Blues Festival in the Sky with Diamonds; and the guitar work in Layla, among others. Aug 1 Tualatin Crawfi sh Festival Pre-Opening Night Party @ The Be sure to check out their website & purchase a CD or two….they have @ Tualatin Community Park, 8515 Hotel Rose, 50 SW Morrison, 8 many… plus merchandise like T-shirts & hoodies. The artwork on their Small truck service, hauling, moving, SW Tualatin Rd, Tualatin, 2-4 www.newiberians.com posters is outstanding and they give them away to all concert-goers, 8 Coach’s Bar & Grill, 10162 SW each one an original for that particular show. They gave me a large book Park Way, Portland, 9-12:30 NOBODY’S SWEETHEART of the brilliant, colorful posters & they truly are incredible! 22 Kathken Vineyards, 5739 Or- July 3-4 Hollywood’s Hot Rod Bar th This has been a rough week for me as I was involved in an auto ac- pressure washing,spray painting, chards Heights Rd NW, Salem, 7-10 & Grill, NE 108 & Sandy cident last Saturday evening. Although I didn’t sustain any injuries, 29 Irishtown Public House, Van- 17 Lexi’s Pizza Pub, 1613 West- my passengers Lauree & cousin Maryann are sore & suffering as the couver, WA, 9:30-1:30 side Hwy, Kelso, WA nobodyssweetheart.net impact was on their side of the car. Thank God for no broken bones or golddustpdx.com worse. My poor car was totaled though & I’m slightly underwater since lawn service & more. NORMAN SYLVESTER BAND I’ve only had it for a little over a year. Time for a new, used one already! GREG RASCHIO & THE ARCHIVES July 3 Confl uence Winery, 19111 Be sure to check out all the festivals coming up in this issue, includ- July 4 Happy Birthday Sue! NW 67th Ave, Ridgefi eld, WA, 6 ing the Waterfront Blues Festival and after hours parties; Cathedral THE INSENSITIVES 8 Dawson Park, 2900 N Williams Ave, 6 Park; Ilwaco Blues & Seafood; & Newberry Event. July 17-18 Warehouse 101 @ Mill 11 Relay for Life, noon / Missis- It is with great sorrow to hear of renowned bassist Jimmy Lloyd Rae’s Reasonable rates Casino, Coos Bay OR sippi Street Fair, N Shaver & passing. As a long-time friend & fan, I remember way back at the begin- 25 Birthday Party @ River Mississippi St, 6 ning of PE&D in the late ‘70s, when he was on the cover with the Pete Roadhouse, 11921 SE 22nd & 17 Cathedral Park Festival, Under Karnes Band. May he “Rest in Peace.” McLoughlin, Milwaukie St Johns Bridge, Philadelphia Ave ‘Til next time, God Bless You.................................Bonnie Carter, ed 31-Aug 1 Pub 181, 18415 SE & Crawford St, St Johns, 9 / CP 503-847-5435 Jazz After Party Jam @ Central Division, Gresham, 8-12 www.theinsensitives.com Hotel, 8608 N Lombard St, 9:30 18 Rose City Park, 6200 NE Tillamook, 8 BLUE DIAMOND NEWBERRY EVENT MUSIC & JAM BAND PDX 24 Trail’s End Saloon, 1320 Main 2016 NE Sandy ARTS FESTIVAL Thurs Jam-O-Rama @ Cascade St, Oregon City 503/230-9590 Music on Tap 16693 Sprague Loop, LaPine, WA Bar & Grill, 15000 SE Mill Plain, 25 Halibuts, 2525 NE Alberta, 8 Sun Blues Jam w/Kevin Selfe, 6-9 541-536-6263 Vancouver, WA, 9-1 30 Duo @ Hawthorne Lobster CI BAR & GRILL CONT. HOTEL ROSE Mon Hot Tea Cold July 24-25 Fishbone, Craig Sun Rock ‘n’ Roll Showcase @ House, 2422 SE Hawthorne, 6 Tues AC Porter Blues Jam 8 Seymour the Band 50 SW Morrison St Caquico Band, Terry Robb Trio 31 Restaurant 503, 21900 14 Francine West & the High Irishtown Bar & Grill, 11600 SE Wed The Fenix Project Blues Jam 503-221-0711 & More (See ad page 7) Willamette Dr, West Linn Speed Wobblers Mill Plain, Vancouver, WA, 9-1 Thurs Ben Jones & Friends July 1 Special Pre-Waterfront Blues Aug 1 Roadhouse 101, 4649 SW July 3 AC Porter’s 4th Party 15 A Band Situation Festival Event w/N’awlins Night w/ RIVERSHORE BAR & GRILL JIMMY THOMPSON BAND Hwy 101, Lincoln City, 7 4 Closed – Happy 4th of July! 21 Pat Stilwell Band The New Iberians w/Special Guest 1900 Clackamette Dr, Oregon City Aug Thurs China Hut, 15721 4 Kenton Park, N Argyle St & Delaware Ave, 6 10 Big Monti 22 Don’t Tell Mary Steve Karin, 10 pm-1:30 am 503-655-5155 28 Dance Hall Days SE Division, 7-12 www.normansylvester.com 11 Sharkskin Revue 2 Amber Sweeney, 4-6 / Fri-Sat Variety Show w/DeAnn 17 Jim Wallace 29 Hot Tea Cold Sat Pink Feather, 14154 SE 3 Mary Flower, 4 / Terry Robb, 5 PROBABLE CAUSE 18 New Iberians TIGARDVILLE STATION Division, 6-10 CHOPSTICKS III 4 Julie Amici & Dean Meuller, 4-6 July 17 Tigardville Station, 12370 24 Lisa Mann & Her Really Good Band 5 Dave Pinsky & Phil Newton 12370 SW Main St, Tigard,
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