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LJE XIP MJWFE OFYU EPPS You can thank (or blame) Peter Framp:PV DBO UIBOL PS CMBNF 1FUFS 'SBNQ ton for this if you want, because it was UPO GPS UIJT JG ZPV XBOU CFDBVTF JU XBT his celebration of the 35th anniversary of IJT DFMFCSBUJPO PG UIF UI BOOJWFSTBSZ PG "Frampton Comes Alive!" that sparked i'SBNQUPO $PNFT "MJWF w UIBU TQBSLFE the idea for a 70s-themed GO. He'll play UIF JEFB GPS B T UIFNFE (0 )F MM QMBZ the album in its entirety to a sold-out UIF BMCVN JO JUT FOUJSFUZ UP B TPME PVU crowd at the State Theatre on Tuesday, DSPXE BU UIF 4UBUF 5IFBUSF PO 5VFTEBZ and you can read all about it on Page E5.

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Mountain Arts Center, Brownfield. $65.

Portcitymusichall.com; (888) 512-SHOW ;]c\bOW\ /`ba 1S\bS` 0`]e\¿SZR $# >]`bQWbg[caWQVOZZ Q][) &&& # A6=E Stonemountainartscenter.com; 935-7292 Feb. 26 - John Mayall, 8 p.m., Jonathan's, Ab]\S[]c\bOW\O`baQS\bS` Q][) '!# % ' 4SP $ ³ 8]V\ ;OgOZZ & ^ [ 8]\ObVO\¸a Feb. 9-12 ³ ¾2Wa\Sg ]\ 7QS( B`SOac`S - "Disney on Ice: Treasure Ogunquit. $45. Jonathansrestaurant.com; 4SP ' =Uc\_cWb "# 8]\ObVO\a`SabOc`O\b Q][) Trove," Cumberland County Civic Center, 646-4526 B`]dS œ 1c[PS`ZO\R 1]c\bg 1WdWQ 1S\bS` $"$ "# $ Portland. $15 to $60. Ticketmaster.com; Feb. 26 - Suzanne Vega, 8 p.m., Stone >]`bZO\R # b] $ BWQYSb[OabS` Q][) 4SP $ ³ AchO\\S DSUO & ^ [ Ab]\S February 10 & 11 ~ Outside Ice Bar & Martini Luge ~ Starting at Hpm %"14!18 9 432)$% #% !1 !13).) 4'% 9 3!13).' !3 0Theciviccenter.com; (800) 745-3000 Mountain Arts Center, Brownfield. $55.

BVSQWdWQQS\bS` Q][) & %"# ! ;]c\bOW\ /`ba 1S\bS` 0`]e\ÂżSZR ## Featuring Cold River Vodka and Gin, ice wine, draft beer & hot toddies. %!341).' /,$ )5%1 /$+! !.$ ). )#% 6).% $1!&3 "%%1 (/3 3/$$)%2 Feb. 10 - Le Vent du Nord, 8 p.m., One Stonemountainartscenter.com; 935-7292 4SP Âł :S DS\b Rc <]`R & ^ [ =\S Ab]\S[]c\bOW\O`baQS\bS` Q][) '!# % ' Longfellow Square, Portland. $25/$28.

Feb. 28 - Chevelle, Middle Class Rut and :]\UTSZZ]e A_cO`S >]`bZO\R # & Pulled pork and sausage specials. Sealing inside and out.

4SP & Âł 1VSdSZZS ;WRRZS 1ZOaa @cb O\R 4,,%$ 0/1+ !.$ 2!42!'% 20%#)!,2 %!3).' ).2)$% !.$ /43 Onelongfellowsquare.com; 761-1757 Janus, 7:30 p.m., State Theatre, Portland. =\SZ]\UTSZZ]ea_cO`S Q][) %$ %#% 8O\ca %(! ^ [ AbObS BVSOb`S >]`bZO\R Feb. 10 - James Montgomery and Barrence $25/$30.

February 10-1H ~ Offering a special Valentine's Day prix fixe menu ~ Starting at 5pm Statetheatreportland.com; (800) %"14!18 9 &&%1).' ! 20%#)!, !,%.3).% 2 !8 01)7 &)7% -%.4 9 3!13).' !3 04SP ³ 8O[Sa ;]\bU][S`g O\R 0O``S\QS # ! AbObSbVSOb`S^]`bZO\R Q][) & Whitfield, 7 p.m., Port City Music Hall, 745-3000; Cumberland County Civic EVWb¿SZR % ^ [ >]`b 1Wbg ;caWQ 6OZZ %"# ! ) 1c[PS`ZO\R 1]c\bg 1WdWQ 3-course meal with five featured entrees. #/412% -%!, 6)3( &)5% &%!341%$ %.31=%2 Portland. $15 to $30. Portcitymusichall.com; 1S\bS` P]f ]T¿QS Center box office >]`bZO\R # b] ! >]`bQWbg[caWQVOZZ Q][) (888) 512-SHOW March 1 - Eric Church with Brantley Gilbert &&& # A6=E ;O`QV ³ 3`WQ 1Vc`QV eWbV 0`O\bZSg 5WZPS`b March 1st ~ "Come Fly With Me" ~ Boarding begins at 5:30pm, $-45. %1 0%12/. .#,4$%2 3!7 '1!34)38 (Per person, includes tax & gratuity.) !1#( 23 9 : /-% ,8 )3( %; 9 /!1$).' "%').2 !3 0- Feb. 11 - "All Together Now" Beatles Tribute O\R 2`OYS EVWbS %(! ^ [ 1c[PS`ZO\R and Drake White, 7:30 p.m., Cumberland 4SP ³ ¾/ZZ B]USbVS` <]eœ 0SObZSa B`WPcbS Taste three wines each from 5 countries with Pine State Beverages in our Robinson Room. !23% 3(1%% 6).%2 %!#( &1/- #/4.31)%2 6)3( ).% 3!3% %5%1!'%2 ). /41 /").2/. //- Band, 9 p.m., Jonathan's, Ogunquit. $15 to County Civic Center, Portland. $34.75 to 0O\R ' ^ [ 8]\ObVO\¸a =Uc\_cWb # b] 1]c\bg 1WdWQ 1S\bS` >]`bZO\R !" %# b] Enjoy cuisine from each region and entertainment will be represented from each country. .*/8 #4)2).% &1/- %!#( 1%')/. !.$ %.3%13!).-%.3 6),, "% 1%01%2%.3%$ &1/- %!#( #/4.318 $52.

Jonathansrestaurant.com; 646-4526 $42.50.

Ticketmaster.com; (800) 745-3000; # 8]\ObVO\a`SabOc`O\b Q][) $"$ "# $ " # BWQYSb[OabS` Q][) & %"# ! ) Feb. 14 - John Waite, 8 p.m., 775-3458 4SP " Âł 8]V\ EOWbS & ^ [ %%# !"#& March 1-10, Three-course prix fixe menu for only $20. ~ Starting at 5pm !1#( (1%% #/412% 01)7 &)7% -%.4 &/1 /.,8

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March 1 - Zach Deputy Band, 8 p.m., 8]\ObVO\¸a =Uc\_cWb ! # ;O`QV ³ HOQV 2S^cbg 0O\R & ^ [ Jonathansrestaurant.com; 646-4526 Port City Music Hall, Portland. $12 b] to $25.

8]\ObVO\a`SabOc`O\b Q][) $"$ "# $ >]`b 1Wbg ;caWQ 6OZZ >]`bZO\R # Celebrate Maine Restaurant Week with US. %5%1!'%2 3!7 '1!34)38 !1% !$$)3)/.!, (Beverages, tax, gratuity are additional.) %,%"1!3% !).% %23!41!.3 %%+ 6)3( 42 Feb. 15 - FREYA & Letter to the Exiles, 8 Portcitymusichall.com; (888) 512-SHOW 4SP # ³ 4@3G/ :SbbS` b] bVS 3fWZSa & >]`bQWbg[caWQVOZZ Q][) &&& # A6=E Reservations accepted for all events (except the Ice Bar). Prices shown cannot be combined with any promotions. Gift Certificates honored. %2%15!3)/.2 !##%03%$ &/1 !,, %5%.32 %7#%03 3(% #% !1 1)#%2 2(/6. #!../3 "% #/-").%$ 6)3( !.8 01/-/3)/.2 )&3 %13)&)#!3%2 (/./1%$ p.m., Port City Music Hall, Portland. $5 to March 2 ³ B`Sb 4c`S & ^ [ - Tret Pure, 8 p.m., ^ [ >]`b 1Wbg ;caWQ 6OZZ >]`bZO\R # b] ;O`QV Portcitymusichall.com; (888) 512- Jonathan's, Ogunquit. $21 to $58. $20. >]`bQWbg[caWQVOZZ Q][) &&& # 8]\ObVO\¸a =Uc\_cWb b] #& SHOW Jonathansrestaurant.com; 646-4526 A6=E

8]\ObVO\a`SabOc`O\b Q][) $"$ "# $ Feb. 16 - Vasen, 7:30 p.m., Hannaford Hall, March 3 - Lori McKenna, 8 p.m., Stone 4SP $ Âł DOaS\ %(! ^ [ 6O\\OT]`R 6OZZ ;O`QV ! Âł :]`W ;Q9S\\O & ^ [ Ab]\S

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unleash a lifetime w o r t h of c\ZSOaV O ZWTSbW[S e]`bV ]T anguish and defiance in one O\UcWaV O\R RSÂżO\QS W\ ]\S 11-track package. Screaming b`OQY ^OQYOUS AQ`SO[W\U one m o m e n t and whisper]\S [][S\b O\R eVWa^S` ing the next, he leaves W\U bVS \Sfb VS ZSOdSa nothing off limits, f r o m his \]bVW\U ]TT ZW[Wba T`][ VWa a b a n d o n m e n t as a child on OPO\R]\[S\b Oa O QVWZR ]\ "Mother" and his disdain for Âľ;]bVS`Âś O\R VWa RWaROW\ T]` obsessed fans in "I Found ]PaSaaSR TO\a W\ Âľ7 4]c\R O u t " to his o w n sense of in=cbÂś b] VWa ]e\ aS\aS ]T W\ security on "Working Class aSQc`Wbg ]\ ÂľE]`YW\U 1ZOaa Hero."

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Like it or not, Lennon was going# gSO`a to forge his bVOb VOa aS`dSR [S eSZZ ]dS` bVS ^Oab o w n path f r o m now on, on his o w n terms, an example ´ @]R 6O`[]\ 5= 3RWb]` that has served me well over the past 25 years.

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Q]c\bZSaa []`S ZWabS\W\Ua It was the music, t h o u g h , that was a revelation - long, 7b eOa bVS [caWQ bV]cUV bVOb eOa O `SdSZObW]\ Âł Z]\U exhilarating, jazzy, bluesy jams by keyboardist Gregg SfVWZO`ObW\U XOhhg PZcSag XO[a Pg YSgP]O`RWab 5`SUU Allrnan, d r u m m e r s Butch Trucks and Jai Johanny /ZZ[O\ R`c[[S`a 0cbQV B`cQYa O\R 8OW 8]VO\\g "Jaimoe" Johanson, bassist Barry Oakley and the great Âľ8OW[]SÂś 8]VO\a]\ POaaWab 0O``g =OYZSg O\R bVS U`SOb guitarists Dickie Betts and Dwayne Allman. Hearing UcWbO`Waba 2WQYWS 0Sbba O\R 2eOg\S /ZZ[O\ 6SO`W\U Betts and Allman, whose virtuosic slide licks still make 0Sbba O\R /ZZ[O\ eV]aS dW`bc]aWQ aZWRS ZWQYa abWZZ [OYS me, at 58, want to break out the air guitar, trade solos [S Ob #& eO\b b] P`SOY ]cb bVS OW` UcWbO` b`ORS a]Z]a DAVID BOWIE, "THE RISE AND FALL OF ZIGGY STARDUST ;8M@; 9FN@<# Ă&#x2C6;K?< I@J< 8E; =8CC F= Q@>>P JK8I;LJK on "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" and " W h i p p i n g ]\ Âľ7\ ;S[]`g ]T 3ZWhOPSbV @SSRÂś O\R ÂľEVW^^W\U AND THE SPIDERS FROM MARS" (1972):1 8E; K?< JG@;<IJ =IFD D8IJĂ&#x2030; (0.)

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[ORS [S O ZWTSZ]\U 0]eWS TO\ Bowie's androgynous, 0]eWS¸a O\R`]Ug\]ca orange-haired Z i g g y Star]`O\US VOW`SR HWUUg AbO` dust takes the listener by the Rcab bOYSa bVS ZWabS\S` Pg bVS hand t h r o u g h the end of the VO\R bV`]cUV bVS S\R ]T bVS w o r l d , a psychedelic daye]`ZR O ^agQVSRSZWQ ROg dream, fame, outer space and R`SO[ TO[S ]cbS` a^OQS O\R ultimately, his o w n demise. cZbW[ObSZg VWa ]e\ RS[WaS He does this all brilliantly 6S R]Sa bVWa OZZ P`WZZWO\bZg w i t h songs like "Moonage eWbV a]\Ua ZWYS ¾;]]\OUS Daydream," "Starman" and 2OgR`SO[ œ ¾AbO`[O\œ O\R "Hang O n t o Yourself." The ¾6O\U =\b] G]c`aSZT œ BVS Z i g g y record also is home to HWUUg `SQ]`R OZa] Wa V][S b] t w o of rock's most famous be] ]T `]QY¸a []ab TO[]ca guitar riffs, courtesy of Mick UcWbO` `WTTa Q]c`bSag ]T ;WQY Ronson. The opening chords @]\a]\ BVS ]^S\W\U QV]`Ra B o b Keyes, left, on his 10th b i r t h d a y .

0]P 9SgSa ZSTb ]\ VWa bV PW`bVROg of " Z i g g y Stardust" and ]T ÂľHWUUg AbO`RcabÂś O\R "Suffragette City" are living, ÂľAcTT`OUSbbS 1WbgÂś O`S ZWdW\U JACKSON BROWNE, "RUNNING ON EMPTY" (1977):1 A8:BJFE 9IFNE<# Ă&#x2C6;ILEE@E> FE <DGKPĂ&#x2030; (0.. breathing entities in the rock P`SObVW\U S\bWbWSa W\ bVS `]QY 7¸[ \]b ac`S WT bVS 3O`bV aVWTbSR eVS\ 7 R`]^^SR bVS I'm not sure if the Earth shifted when I d r o p p e d the n' roll ether.

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Bowie released during the s t y l i n ' muff. B o w i e 0]eWS `SZSOaSR Rc`W\U bVS abgZW\¸ [cTT 0]eWS BVS a]\Ua bVOb Q`OQYZSR T`][ [g a^SOYS`a QVO\USR The songs that crackled f r o m my speakers changed '70s that I don't love. But would've approved. ¸% a bVOb 7 R]\¸b Z]dS 0cb e]cZR¸dS O^^`]dSR V]e 7 ZWabS\SR b] [caWQ O\R V]e 7 ^S`QSWdSR bVS dS`g how I listened to music and how I perceived the very " Z i g g y Stardust" wins my ¾HWUUg AbO`Rcabœ eW\a [g Q]\QS^b ]T ¾U]]R [caWQ œ 4`][ bVOb ^]W\b T]`eO`R bVS concept of " g o o d m u s i c " From that point f o r w a r d , the prize for the best of the best, and for sure, my favorite ^`WhS T]` bVS PSab ]T bVS PSab O\R T]` ac`S [g TOd]`WbS [caWQ bVOb [ObbS`SR []ab b] [S eOa OZZ OP]cb Zg`WQa music that mattered most to me was all about lyrics album of the decade. "Let the children use it, let the OZPc[ ]T bVS RSQORS ¾:Sb bVS QVWZR`S\ caS Wb ZSb bVS and meaning. I liked songs that told stories and were O\R [SO\W\U 7 ZWYSR a]\Ua bVOb b]ZR ab]`WSa O\R eS`S children lose it, let all the children boogie."

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ZORS\ eWbV Zg`WQOZ \O``ObW]\ â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Aimsel Ponti, News Assistant ´ /W[aSZ >]\bW <Sea /aaWabO\b The record caused a philosophical rift within my BVS `SQ]`R QOcaSR O ^VWZ]a]^VWQOZ `WTb eWbVW\ [g g r o u p of friends. A lot of my buddies were into hard U`]c^ ]T T`WS\Ra / Z]b ]T [g PcRRWSa eS`S W\b] VO`R rock and heavy metal, and I m i g h t have trended in that AF?E C<EEFE# Ă&#x2C6;GC8JK@: FEF 98E;Ă&#x2030; (0.'

JOHN LENNON, "PLASTIC 0N0 BAND" (1970):1 `]QY O\R VSOdg [SbOZ O\R 7 [WUVb VOdS b`S\RSR W\ bVOb direction. But Browne caught me ear, and his music RW`SQbW]\ 0cb 0`]e\S QOcUVb [S SO` O\R VWa [caWQ The music of John Lennon and The Beatles has carBVS [caWQ ]T 8]V\ :S\\]\ O\R BVS 0SObZSa VOa QO` challenged me to think about the songs I liked and ried me t h r o u g h o u t my life, providing an escape from QVOZZS\USR [S b] bVW\Y OP]cb bVS a]\Ua 7 ZWYSR O\R `WSR [S bV`]cUV]cb [g ZWTS ^`]dWRW\U O\ SaQO^S T`][ why. an abusive childhood and giving c o m f o r t in times of eVg O\ OPcaWdS QVWZRV]]R O\R UWdW\U Q][T]`b W\ bW[Sa ]T It was a n o t e w o r t h y record for many reasons. It was failed relationships, bad career moves and self-doubt.

7b eOa O \]bSe]`bVg `SQ]`R T]` [O\g `SOa]\a 7b eOa TOWZSR `SZObW]\aVW^a POR QO`SS` []dSa O\R aSZT R]cPb a live record, and includes tracks recorded on stage, Nothing has received more listens than "Plastic Ono O ZWdS `SQ]`R O\R W\QZcRSa b`OQYa `SQ]`RSR ]\ abOUS <]bVW\U VOa `SQSWdSR []`S ZWabS\a bVO\ Âľ>ZOabWQ =\] backstage, on the tour bus ("rolling d o w n 295 out of Band."

POQYabOUS ]\ bVS b]c` Pca Âľ`]ZZW\U R]e\ '# ]cb ]T 0O\R Âś Portland, Maine") and in hotel rooms. It represents not Sporting fresh wounds f r o m The Beatles' breakup, a >]`bZO\R ;OW\SÂś O\R W\ V]bSZ `]][a 7b `S^`SaS\ba \]b A^]`bW\U T`SaV e]c\Ra T`][ BVS 0SObZSa¸ P`SOYc^ O only a decade, but a personal awakening. high-profile drug bust and the public vilification of his ]\Zg O RSQORS Pcb O ^S`a]\OZ OeOYS\W\U VWUV ^`]ÂżZS R`cU Pcab O\R bVS ^cPZWQ dWZWÂżQObW]\ ]T VWa second wife, Lennon used his first true solo album to â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Bob Keyes, Staff Writer aSQ]\R eWTS :S\\]\ caSR VWa Âż`ab b`cS a]Z] OZPc[ b] ´ 0]P 9SgSa AbOTT E`WbS`

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BVS PSOcbg ]T `ORW] W\ bVS ¸% a eOa bVOb g]c Q]cZR The beauty of radio in the '70s was that you could VSO` ^]^ RWaQ] a]cZ `]QY O\R \]dSZbg bc\Sa OZZ ]\ hear pop, disco, soul, rock and novelty tunes all on bVS aO[S abObW]\ cacOZZg eWbVW\ O [W\cbS a^O\ the same station, usually within a 10-minute span.

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EVS\ 7 U]b Âľ@]\Q] >`SaS\ba 7\ 1]\QS`bÂś T]` 1V`Wab W h e n I g o t "Ronco Presents In Concert" for Christ[Oa W\ '%# Ob OUS mas in 1975 at age 12, 7 W[[SRWObSZg aZO^^SR Wb ]\ bVS I immediately slapped it on the bc`\bOPZS U`OPPSR O bS\\Wa `OQ_cSb UcWbO` O\R O turntable, grabbed a tennis racquet (guitar) and a VOW` P`caV [WQ`]^V]\S O\R abO`bSR aW\UW\U OZZ [g hair brush (microphone), and started singing all my favorite tunes of the day. I think I finally t o o k it off the TOd]`WbS bc\Sa ]T bVS ROg 7 bVW\Y 7 Âż\OZZg b]]Y Wb ]TT bVS turntable sometime during the fall of '77 bc`\bOPZS a][SbW[S Rc`W\U bVS TOZZ ]T ¸%% Consider the diversity and g o o d - t i m e grooviness of 1]\aWRS` bVS RWdS`aWbg O\R U]]R bW[S U`]]dW\Saa ]T just the first four songs: "Rock The Boat" by The Hues Xcab bVS Âż`ab T]c` a]\Ua( Âľ@]QY BVS 0]ObÂś Pg BVS 6cSa Corporation, "I'm Leaving it All Up to You" by Donny 1]`^]`ObW]\ Âľ7¸[ :SOdW\U Wb /ZZ C^ b] G]cÂś Pg 2]\\g and Marie O s m o n d , "Put Your Hands Together" by O\R ;O`WS =a[]\R Âľ>cb G]c` 6O\Ra B]USbVS`Âś Pg The O'Jays and "Takin' Care of Business" by BachBVS =¸8Oga O\R ÂľBOYW\¸ 1O`S ]T 0caW\SaaÂś Pg 0OQV man-Turner Overdrive. There were also corny novelty [O\ Bc`\S` =dS`R`WdS BVS`S eS`S OZa] Q]`\g \]dSZbg songs like "The Streak" by Ray Stevens and " W i l d a]\Ua ZWYS ÂľBVS Ab`SOYÂś Pg @Og AbSdS\a O\R ÂľEWZR w o o d W e e d " by Jim Stafford, danceable R&B tunes e]]R ESSRÂś Pg 8W[ AbOTT]`R RO\QSOPZS @ 0 bc\Sa like "You Little Trustmaker" by Tymes and "Hang On ZWYS ÂľG]c :WbbZS B`cab[OYS`Âś Pg Bg[Sa O\R Âľ6O\U =\ In There Baby" by Johnny Bristol, as well as fun fluffy 7\ BVS`S 0OPgÂś Pg 8]V\\g 0`Wab]Z Oa eSZZ Oa Tc\ Ă&#x20AC;cTTg pieces like "The Night Chicago Died" by Paper Lace ^WSQSa ZWYS ÂľBVS <WUVb 1VWQOU] 2WSRÂś Pg >O^S` :OQS and "Life is a Rock (But the Radio Rolled Me)" by O\R Âľ:WTS Wa O @]QY 0cb bVS @ORW] @]ZZSR ;S Âś Pg Reunion. @Sc\W]\ I like to think that album helped shape my musical 7 ZWYS b] bVW\Y bVOb OZPc[ VSZ^SR aVO^S [g [caWQOZ worldview, helping me realize that as a music listener, e]`ZRdWSe VSZ^W\U [S `SOZWhS bVOb Oa O [caWQ ZWabS\S` one can have a lot more fun if one can forget about ]\S QO\ VOdS O Z]b []`S Tc\ WT ]\S QO\ T]`USb OP]cb the restrictive idea of musical genres and just enjoy bVS `Sab`WQbWdS WRSO ]T [caWQOZ US\`Sa O\R Xcab S\X]g the music for w h a t it is. bVS [caWQ T]` eVOb Wb Wa A n d w h a t the music was in 1975 was all over the /\R eVOb bVS [caWQ eOa W\ '%# eOa OZZ ]dS` bVS map.

[O^ â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Ray Routhier, Staff Writer ´ @Og @]cbVWS` AbOTT E`WbS`

VARIOUS ARTISTS, "SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER" (1977):1 M8I@FLJ 8IK@JKJ# Ă&#x2C6;J8KLI;8P E@>?K =<M<IĂ&#x2030; (0..

I had a Dorothy Hamill hairdo and was at a junior7 VOR O 2]`]bVg 6O[WZZ VOW`R] O\R eOa Ob O Xc\W]` high slumber party when I listened to the soundtrack VWUV aZc[PS` ^O`bg eVS\ 7 ZWabS\SR b] bVS a]c\Rb`OQY to a new movie called "Saturday Night Fever." That b] O \Se []dWS QOZZSR ÂľAObc`ROg <WUVb 4SdS` Âś BVOb

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OUSR OZZ YWRa b] U] OTbS` bVSW` R`SO[a everywhere, the movie SdS`geVS`S bVS []dWS "Free to Be" described a world where Âľ4`SS b] 0SÂś RSaQ`WPSR O e]`ZR eVS`S was huge and, as is eOa VcUS O\R Oa Wa Sally Tyrrell in P]ga Q]cZR Q`g O\R ]e\ R]ZZa eVS`S UW`Za AOZZg Bg``SZZ W\ boys could cry and own dolls, where girls true of that kind of b`cS ]T bVOb YW\R ]T about 1971. Not Q]cZR UWdS c^ R`SaaSa O\R U`]e c^ b] PS OP]cb '% <]b could give up dresses and grow up to be pop-culture phenom- SdS`g]\S QO\ ^]^ QcZbc`S ^VS\][ everyone can engineers. As the title track proclaims, S\UW\SS`a /a bVS bWbZS b`OQY ^`]QZOW[a enon, everything from QO``g ]TT bVS S\]\ SdS`gbVW\U T`][ it's "a land where the children are free."

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G]`Y VOR aWU\SR ]\ T]` bVS `WRS Thankfully, I was a little too young to BVO\YTcZZg 7 eOa O ZWbbZS b]] g]c\U b] actually be going out in platform shoes OQbcOZZg PS U]W\U ]cb W\ ^ZObT]`[ aV]Sa and a nice polyester vest, blouse and O\R O \WQS ^]ZgSabS` dSab PZ]caS O\R flared trousers and publicly attempting Ă&#x20AC;O`SR b`]caS`a O\R ^cPZWQZg ObbS[^bW\U disco moves. Not so my older sister, who RWaQ] []dSa <]b a] [g ]ZRS` aWabS` eV] was in high school when "SNF" hit. eOa W\ VWUV aQV]]Z eVS\ ÂľA<4Âś VWb And that brings me to one great thing /\R bVOb P`W\Ua [S b] ]\S U`SOb bVW\U about this LP: It's a gift that keeps on OP]cb bVWa :>( 7b¸a O UWTb bVOb YSS^a ]\ Avery Yale /dS`g GOZS giving. To this day, I can mock my sister UWdW\U B] bVWa ROg 7 QO\ []QY [g aWabS` Kamila was 2 9O[WZO eOa with a fake falsetto, a few hip thrusts eWbV O TOYS TOZaSbb] O TSe VW^ bV`caba when this photo eVS\ bVWa ^V]b] and some skyward finger points, and it O\R a][S aYgeO`R Âż\US` ^]W\ba O\R Wb was shot in 1975 eOa aV]b W\ '%# annoys her almost as much as my mere O\\]ga VS` OZ[]ab Oa [cQV Oa [g [S`S at Sunshine Farm Ob Ac\aVW\S 4O`[ existence did back in the day.

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In my senior year of high school, just as 7\ [g aS\W]` gSO` ]T VWUV aQV]]Z Xcab Oa I was about to sprout wings and fly away 7 eOa OP]cb b] a^`]cb eW\Ua O\R Ă&#x20AC;g OeOg from the repressed Southern culture I T`][ bVS `S^`SaaSR A]cbVS`\ QcZbc`S 7 had grown up in, I fell in love with the VOR U`]e\ c^ W\ 7 TSZZ W\ Z]dS eWbV bVS angry-young-man persona that came out O\U`g g]c\U [O\ ^S`a]\O bVOb QO[S ]cb of Billy Joel in "The Stranger." I wanted ]T 0WZZg 8]SZ W\ ÂľBVS Ab`O\US` Âś 7 eO\bSR to be Brenda riding around with Eddie, b] PS 0`S\RO `WRW\U O`]c\R eWbV 3RRWS with the car top down and the radio on. eWbV bVS QO` b]^ R]e\ O\R bVS `ORW] ]\ I was more like Virginia, the Catholic 7 eOa []`S ZWYS DW`UW\WO bVS 1ObV]ZWQ schoolgirl whose parents had built her a aQV]]ZUW`Z eV]aS ^O`S\ba VOR PcWZb VS` O temple and locked her away. Just about bS[^ZS O\R Z]QYSR VS` OeOg 8cab OP]cb everything I wanted to do was a sin.

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of those (like me) who trace some of their PG UIPTF MJLF NF XIP USBDF TPNF PG UIFJS most joyful (and painful) memories to that NPTU KPZGVM BOE QBJOGVM NFNPSJFT UP UIBU emerald oasis in the gray Boston Fens.

FNFSBME PBTJT JO UIF HSBZ #PTUPO 'FOT "This is going to be an emotional docui5IJT JT HPJOH UP CF BO FNPUJPOBM EPDV mentary," Ouellette said, "told through NFOUBSZ w 0VFMMFUUF TBJE iUPME UISPVHI the memories of the most passionate fans UIF NFNPSJFT PG UIF NPTU QBTTJPOBUF GBOT in all of sports."

JO BMM PG TQPSUT w That emotion comes through in the 5IBU FNPUJPO DPNFT UISPVHI JO UIF brief trailer that Red Seat Productions CSJFG USBJMFS UIBU 3FE 4FBU 1SPEVDUJPOT has produced, where one narrator says of IBT QSPEVDFE XIFSF POF OBSSBUPS TBZT PG Fenway: "Every seat, every brick, every 'FOXBZ i&WFSZ TFBU FWFSZ CSJDL FWFSZ spot... has got stories," and another, TQPUy IBT HPU TUPSJFT w BOE BOPUIFS asked what Fenway means to him, simply BTLFE XIBU 'FOXBZ NFBOT UP IJN TJNQMZ says, "Home." (Anyone looking to share TBZT i)PNF w "OZPOF MPPLJOH UP TIBSF their stories should contact the filmmakUIFJS TUPSJFT TIPVME DPOUBDU UIF mMNNBL ers at redseatnation (a gmail.com.)

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Like many aspiring filmmakers, the Red -JLF NBOZ BTQJSJOH mMNNBLFST UIF 3FE Seat crew has turned to the website Kick4FBU DSFX IBT UVSOFE UP UIF XFCTJUF ,JDL starter to get the movie off the ground.

TUBSUFS UP HFU UIF NPWJF PGG UIF HSPVOE But Ouellette stresses that, while actively #VU 0VFMMFUUF TUSFTTFT UIBU XIJMF BDUJWFMZ securing interviewees, they're pursuing TFDVSJOH JOUFSWJFXFFT UIFZ SF QVSTVJOH various other funding options - a "Plan WBSJPVT PUIFS GVOEJOH PQUJPOT o B i1MBO B." That may be necessary, because their # w 5IBU NBZ CF OFDFTTBSZ CFDBVTF UIFJS campaign has only raised $232 of their DBNQBJHO IBT POMZ SBJTFE PG UIFJS proposed $5,500 goal as of this writing QSPQPTFE HPBM BT PG UIJT XSJUJOH (with a Feb. 10 deadline).

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4PY GBOT MFBSOFE MPOH BHP UP MJWF JO IPQF Dennis Perkins is a Portland-based freelance writer.

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"THE GREY" (R) (1:57) Stars Liam Neeson, Dermot ÂľB63 5@3GÂś @ (#% AbO`a :WO[ <SSa]\ 2S`[]b Mulroney, Frank Grille and Dallas Roberts. Directed by ;cZ`]\Sg 4`O\Y 5`WZZ] O\R 2OZZOa @]PS`ba 2W`SQbSR Pg Joe Carnahan. An oil drilling team struggles to survive 8]S 1O`\OVO\ /\ ]WZ R`WZZW\U bSO[ ab`cUUZSa b] ac`dWdS after a plane crash strands them in the Alaskan wild.

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CLASSICAL MUSIC N #,!33)#!, -53)# TODAY 4/$!9 Portland Conservatory of Music Noonday 0ORTLAND #ONSERVATORY OF -USIC .OONDAY Concert, with Les Sorciers Perdus, MarkTipton, #ONCERT WITH ,ES 3ORCIERS 0ERDUS -ARK 4IPTON

Carl Dimon and Shannon Allen, First Parish #ARL $IMON AND 3HANNON !LLEN &IRST 0ARISH Unitarian Universalist Church, Portland. Free.

5NITARIAN 5NIVERSALIST #HURCH 0ORTLAND &REE 775-3356. 12:15 p.m.

P M Lisa de la Salle, French classical pianist, Bates ,ISA DE LA 3ALLE &RENCH CLASSICAL PIANIST "ATES College (Olin Arts Center), Lewiston. $10. #OLLEGE /LIN !RTS #ENTER ,EWISTON batestickets.com. 7:30 p.m.

BATESTICKETS COM P M FRIDAY &2)$!9 "Favorite Works, A La Carte," trombone concert h&AVORITE 7ORKS ! ,A #ARTE v TROMBONE CONCERT with Brian Diehl, University of Southern Maine WITH "RIAN $IEHL 5NIVERSITY OF 3OUTHERN -AINE (Corthell Concert Hall), Gorham. $15; $10 #ORTHELL #ONCERT (ALL 'ORHAM seniors; $5 students, usm.maine.edu/music/ SENIORS STUDENTS USM MAINE EDU MUSIC boxoffice. 8 p.m.

BOXOFlCE P M Chamber ME Music Series, concert of Haydn, #HAMBER -% -USIC 3ERIES CONCERT OF (AYDN

Dvorak and Taneyev; Freeport Community Center. $VORAK AND 4ANEYEV &REEPORT #OMMUNITY #ENTER Free/donation. tinyurl.com/chamberME. 11 a.m. &REE DONATION TINYURL COM CHAMBER-% A M Chamber ME Music Series, concert of Haydn, #HAMBER -% -USIC 3ERIES CONCERT OF (AYDN

Dvorak and Taneyev; State Street Church, $VORAK AND 4ANEYEV 3TATE 3TREET #HURCH

Portland. Free/donation. tinyurl.com/chamberME. 0ORTLAND &REE DONATION TINYURL COM CHAMBER-% 5 p.m.

P M Children's Music Kotzschmar Jr. Organ Concert, #HILDREN S -USIC +OTZSCHMAR *R /RGAN #ONCERT

organists John Sullivan and Seamus Gethienker ORGANISTS *OHN 3ULLIVAN AND 3EAMUS 'ETHIENKER play music and demonstrate how an organ PLAY MUSIC AND DEMONSTRATE HOW AN ORGAN works for children, Dyer Library, Saco. Free.

WORKS FOR CHILDREN $YER ,IBRARY 3ACO &REE sacomuseum.org. 6:30 p.m. Friday; 10:30 a.m.

SACOMUSEUM ORG P M &RIDAY A M Saturday; 1:30 p.m. Sunday.

3ATURDAY P M 3UNDAY SATURDAY 3!452$!9 Piano Series:Tamara Poddubnaya, Russian pianist 0IANO 3ERIES 4AMARA 0ODDUBNAYA 2USSIAN PIANIST with Raisa Kagramanova, Franco-American WITH 2AISA +AGRAMANOVA &RANCO !MERICAN Heritage Center, Lewiston. $16 in advance; (ERITAGE #ENTER ,EWISTON IN ADVANCE $18 day of show; $14 students and seniors.

DAY OF SHOW STUDENTS AND SENIORS francocenter.org. 7:30 p.m.

FRANCOCENTER ORG P M Chamber ME Music Series, concert of Haydn, #HAMBER -% -USIC 3ERIES CONCERT OF (AYDN

Dvorak and Taneyev; River Tree Arts, Kennebunk. $VORAK AND 4ANEYEV 2IVER 4REE !RTS +ENNEBUNK Free/donation. tinyurl.com/chamberME. 11 a.m. &REE DONATION TINYURL COM CHAMBER-% A M Pianist George Lopez and Violinist Eva Gruesser, 0IANIST 'EORGE ,OPEZ AND 6IOLINIST %VA 'RUESSER

three violin sonatas of Johannes Brahms, Bowdoin THREE VIOLIN SONATAS OF *OHANNES "RAHMS "OWDOIN College (Studzinski Recital Hall), Brunswick. Free. #OLLEGE 3TUDZINSKI 2ECITAL (ALL "RUNSWICK &REE 798-4141. 7:30 p.m.

P M FEB. 9 &%" Portland Conservatory of Music Noonday 0ORTLAND #ONSERVATORY OF -USIC .OONDAY Concert, with Michael Albert and Bekkeh #ONCERT WITH -ICHAEL !LBERT AND "EKKEH Willey, First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church, 7ILLEY &IRST 0ARISH 5NITARIAN 5NIVERSALIST #HURCH

Portland. Free. 775-3356. 12:15 p.m.

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DANCE N $!.#% CiRCA, Australian Cirque Nouveau Troupe #I2#! !USTRALIAN #IRQUE .OUVEAU 4ROUPE performs dance and circus acrobatics, Westbrook PERFORMS DANCE AND CIRCUS ACROBATICS 7ESTBROOK Performing Arts Center. $23 to $28; $10 students.

0ERFORMING !RTS #ENTER TO STUDENTS portlandovations.org. 7:30 p.m. today.

PORTLANDOVATIONS ORG P M TODAY

THEATER N 4(%!4%2 "Trouble Is My Business," Maine premiere of Jazz h4ROUBLE )S -Y "USINESS v -AINE PREMIERE OF *AZZ Age thriller based on Raymond Chandler stories, !GE THRILLER BASED ON 2AYMOND #HANDLER STORIES

Portland Stage Company. $30 to $39; $27 seniors; 0ORTLAND 3TAGE #OMPANY TO SENIORS $15 students, portlandstage.org. 7:30 p.m. today STUDENTS PORTLANDSTAGE ORG P M TODAY and Friday; 4 and 8 p.m. Saturday; 2 p.m. Sunday; AND &RIDAY AND P M 3ATURDAY P M 3UNDAY 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and Feb. 9. Through Feb. P M 7EDNESDAY AND &EB 4HROUGH &EB 19.

"Next Fall," award-winning play about male h.EXT &ALL v AWARD WINNING PLAY ABOUT MALE partners and their relationship presented by Good PARTNERS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP PRESENTED BY 'OOD Theater, St. Lawrence Arts Center, Portland. $15 4HEATER 3T ,AWRENCE !RTS #ENTER 0ORTLAND to $25. goodtheater.com. 7 p.m. today; 7:30 TO GOODTHEATER COM P M TODAY p.m. Friday and Saturday; 2 p.m. Sunday; 7 p.m.

P M &RIDAY AND 3ATURDAY P M 3UNDAY P M

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David Mason and Leigh Poulos in "Trouble Is My Business," continuing through Feb. 19 at Portland Stage Company.

2OdWR ;Oa]\ O\R :SWUV >]cZ]a W\ µB`]cPZS 7a ;g 0caW\Saa ¶ Q]\bW\cW\U bV`]cUV 4SP ' Ob >]`bZO\R AbOUS 1][^O\g Wednesday and Feb. 9. Through Feb. 19.

7EDNESDAY AND &EB 4HROUGH &EB "Becky Shaw," Mad Horse Theatre performance h"ECKY 3HAW v -AD (ORSE 4HEATRE PERFORMANCE of Obie Award-winning comedy, Lucid Stage, OF /BIE !WARD WINNING COMEDY ,UCID 3TAGE

Portland. $22; $20 seniors and students; pay0ORTLAND SENIORS AND STUDENTS PAY what-you-can today and Feb. 9. lucidstage.com.

WHAT YOU CAN TODAY AND &EB LUCIDSTAGE COM 7:30 p.m. today; 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday; 2 P M TODAY P M &RIDAY AND 3ATURDAY p.m. Sunday; 7:30 p.m. Feb. 9. Through Feb. 12.

P M 3UNDAY P M &EB 4HROUGH &EB 'â&#x20AC;¢The Language Archive," whimsical comedy h4HE ,ANGUAGE !RCHIVE v WHIMSICAL COMEDY about love, marriage and miscommunication, ABOUT LOVE MARRIAGE AND MISCOMMUNICATION

Public Theatre, Lewiston. $18; $5 forages 18 and 0UBLIC 4HEATRE ,EWISTON FOR AGES AND younger, thepublictheatre.org. 7:30 p.m. today YOUNGER THEPUBLICTHEATRE ORG P M TODAY and Friday; 8 p.m. Saturday; 2 p.m. Sunday.

AND &RIDAY P M 3ATURDAY P M 3UNDAY "Eurydice/' USM Theatre Department production, h%URYDICE v 53- 4HEATRE $EPARTMENT PRODUCTION

Sarah Ruhl's 21st-century re-envisioning of the 3ARAH 2UHL S ST CENTURY RE ENVISIONING OF THE ancient Greek myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, ANCIENT 'REEK MYTH OF /RPHEUS AND %URYDICE

University of Southern Maine (Russell Hall), 5NIVERSITY OF 3OUTHERN -AINE 2USSELL (ALL

Gorham. $15; $8 for students; $11 for seniors.

'ORHAM FOR STUDENTS FOR SENIORS 7:30 p.m. today and Friday; 2 and 7:30 p.m.

P M TODAY AND &RIDAY AND P M Saturday; 5 p.m. Sunday.

3ATURDAY P M 3UNDAY "The Aliens," Obie Award-winning drama h4HE !LIENS v /BIE !WARD WINNING DRAMA about three young men finding community ABOUT THREE YOUNG MEN lNDING COMMUNITY in a coffeeshop back alley, Stonington Opera IN A COFFEESHOP BACK ALLEY 3TONINGTON /PERA House. $20. operahousearts.org. 7 p.m. today to (OUSE OPERAHOUSEARTS ORG P M TODAY TO Saturday; 2 p.m. Sunday; 7 p.m. Feb. 9. Through 3ATURDAY P M 3UNDAY P M &EB 4HROUGH Feb. 12. &EB "As It Is in Heaven," Heartwood Theater Company h!S )T )S IN (EAVEN v (EARTWOOD 4HEATER #OMPANY production about community and relationships, PRODUCTION ABOUT COMMUNITY AND RELATIONSHIPS

all ages; Skidompha Library, Damariscotta. $18; ALL AGES 3KIDOMPHA ,IBRARY $AMARISCOTTA $12 students, heartwoodtheater.org. 7:30 p.m.

STUDENTS HEARTWOODTHEATER ORG P M Friday and Saturday. &RIDAY AND 3ATURDAY Annie Baker's "Circle Mirror Transformation," !NNIE "AKER S h#IRCLE -IRROR 4RANSFORMATION v award-winning play about students in acting class AWARD WINNING PLAY ABOUT STUDENTS IN ACTING CLASS revealing themselves through acting exercises, REVEALING THEMSELVES THROUGH ACTING EXERCISES

Theater Project, Brunswick. Pay-what-you-want.

4HEATER 0ROJECT "RUNSWICK 0AY WHAT YOU WANT theaterproject.com. 8 p.m. Friday, 2 p.m. Sunday; THEATERPROJECT COM P M &RIDAY P M 3UNDAY 7:30 p.m. Feb. 9. Through Feb. 19.

P M &EB 4HROUGH &EB "Fiddler on the Roof," South Portland High h&IDDLER ON THE 2OOF v 3OUTH 0ORTLAND (IGH School production of classic musical, South 3CHOOL PRODUCTION OF CLASSIC MUSICAL 3OUTH Portland High School Auditorium. $15; $10 0ORTLAND (IGH 3CHOOL !UDITORIUM students and seniors, myticketportal.com.

STUDENTS AND SENIORS MYTICKETPORTAL COM 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday; 2 p.m. (with A.S.L. P M &RIDAY AND 3ATURDAY P M WITH ! 3 , interpretation) Sunday. Through Feb. 12.

INTERPRETATION 3UNDAY 4HROUGH &EB Musical Revue of "Les Miserables," Parisian -USICAL 2EVUE OF h,ES -ISERABLES v 0ARISIAN cabaret-style evening with food and silent auction CABARET STYLE EVENING WITH FOOD AND SILENT AUCTION

by New England Regional Theater Company, BY .EW %NGLAND 2EGIONAL 4HEATER #OMPANY

Winter Street Center, Bath. $15; $25 per couple.

7INTER 3TREET #ENTER "ATH PER COUPLE 798-6966. Cocktails and silent auction at 7 p.m., #OCKTAILS AND SILENT AUCTION AT P M

show at 8 p.m. Friday.

SHOW AT P M &RIDAY "Puss 'N Boots," satirical version of the classic h0USS @. "OOTS v SATIRICAL VERSION OF THE CLASSIC Charles Perrault story by Fairy Tale Players, Acorn #HARLES 0ERRAULT STORY BY &AIRY 4ALE 0LAYERS !CORN Studios, Westbrook. $8; $6 for ages 12 and under.

3TUDIOS 7ESTBROOK FOR AGES AND UNDER acorn-productions.org. 11 a.m. Saturday; 2 p.m.

ACORN PRODUCTIONS ORG A M 3ATURDAY P M Sunday.Through Feb. 12.

3UNDAY 4HROUGH &EB "Valentines with the Rat Pack," five-course dinner h6ALENTINES WITH THE 2AT 0ACK v lVE COURSE DINNER theater show, Anthony's Dinner Theater, Portland.

THEATER SHOW !NTHONY S $INNER 4HEATER 0ORTLAND $39.95. anthonysdinnertheater.com. 7 p.m.

ANTHONYSDINNERTHEATER COM P M Saturday. Through Feb. 18.

3ATURDAY 4HROUGH &EB "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare h4HE #OMPLETE 7ORKS OF 7ILLIAM 3HAKESPEARE (Abridged)," Poland Stage Troupe winter !BRIDGED v 0OLAND 3TAGE 4ROUPE WINTER production, Slainte, Portland, slaintewinebar.com.

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-ONDAY "Happy Birthday, Mr. Dickens," evening h(APPY "IRTHDAY -R $ICKENS v EVENING of Charles Dickens readings in lobby and OF #HARLES $ICKENS READINGS IN LOBBY AND bar, Portland Stage Company. $5/donation.

BAR 0ORTLAND 3TAGE #OMPANY DONATION portlandstage.org. 7 p.m. Monday, PORTLANDSTAGE ORG P M -ONDAY

"The Glass Menagerie," classic play by Tennessee h4HE 'LASS -ENAGERIE v CLASSIC PLAY BY 4ENNESSEE Williams, Freeport Factory Stage. $19; $15 seniors 7ILLIAMS &REEPORT &ACTORY 3TAGE SENIORS and students, freeportfactory.com. 7:30 p.m. Feb. AND STUDENTS FREEPORTFACTORY COM P M &EB 9. Through Feb. 25.

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IN -AY 0ORTLAND 0LAYERS 3OUTH 0ORTLAND portlandplayers.org. 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday and PORTLANDPLAYERS ORG TO P M 3ATURDAY AND Sunday.

3UNDAY Vivid Motion Inc., dance audition for spring 6IVID -OTION )NC DANCE AUDITION FOR SPRING show of ballet "Eclipse" and other dances; Acorn SHOW OF BALLET h%CLIPSEv AND OTHER DANCES !CORN Studios, Westbrook. vividm. 10 a.m. to noon 3TUDIOS 7ESTBROOK VIVIDM A M TO NOON Sunday.

3UNDAY "Steel Magnolias," Schoolhouse Arts Center h3TEEL -AGNOLIAS v 3CHOOLHOUSE !RTS #ENTER production; roles for six women, auditions will be PRODUCTION ROLES FOR SIX WOMEN AUDITIONS WILL BE cold readings of script; Standish Congregational COLD READINGS OF SCRIPT 3TANDISH #ONGREGATIONAL Church. 642-3743. 6 p.m. Wednesday and Feb. 9. #HURCH P M 7EDNESDAY AND &EB

ART MUSEUMS N !24 -53%5-3 OPENINGS/RECEPTIONS /0%.).'3 2%#%04)/.3 College Night 2012, live music, art projects, free #OLLEGE .IGHT LIVE MUSIC ART PROJECTS FREE food and drinks, giveaways and prizes, Portland FOOD AND DRINKS GIVEAWAYS AND PRIZES 0ORTLAND Museum of Art. Free for Maine college students -USEUM OF !RT &REE FOR -AINE COLLEGE STUDENTS with ID; $5 for others, portlandmuseum.org. 7 to WITH )$ FOR OTHERS PORTLANDMUSEUM ORG TO 10 p.m. today.

P M TODAY Tanja Alexia Hollander: "Are You Really My 4ANJA !LEXIA (OLLANDER h!RE 9OU 2EALLY -Y Friend?" photographs of Facebook friends, &RIEND v PHOTOGRAPHS OF &ACEBOOK FRIENDS

Portland Museum of Art. portlandmuseum.org.

0ORTLAND -USEUM OF !RT PORTLANDMUSEUM ORG Free opening reception with the artist, 5 to 7 p.m. &REE OPENING RECEPTION WITH THE ARTIST TO P M Friday. Through June 1 7. &RIDAY 4HROUGH *UNE "Building a College Collection: Select Recent h"UILDING A #OLLEGE #OLLECTION 3ELECT 2ECENT Acquisitions," more than 20,000 objects, !CQUISITIONS v MORE THAN OBJECTS

Bowdoin College Museum of Art, Brunswick.

"OWDOIN #OLLEGE -USEUM OF !RT "RUNSWICK bowdoin.edu. Opens Feb. 9. Through June 24.

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Portland Museum of Art: "Gather Up the 0ORTLAND -USEUM OF !RT h'ATHER 5P THE Fragments: The Andrews Shaker Collection," &RAGMENTS 4HE !NDREWS 3HAKER #OLLECTION v Shaker furniture, printed works, visual art, tools, 3HAKER FURNITURE PRINTED WORKS VISUAL ART TOOLS

textiles and small craft, through Sunday; "Making TEXTILES AND SMALL CRAFT THROUGH 3UNDAY h-AKING Faces: Photographic Portraits of Actors and &ACES 0HOTOGRAPHIC 0ORTRAITS OF !CTORS AND Artists," photos of famous actors and artists plus !RTISTS v PHOTOS OF FAMOUS ACTORS AND ARTISTS PLUS works by the artists profiled, through March 12.

WORKS BY THE ARTISTS PROlLED THROUGH -ARCH portlandmuseum.org PORTLANDMUSEUM ORG University of New England Art Gallery, Portland: 5NIVERSITY OF .EW %NGLAND !RT 'ALLERY 0ORTLAND "Faces of War," photo essay of soldiers in Iraq and h&ACES OF 7AR v PHOTO ESSAY OF SOLDIERS IN )RAQ AND Afghanistan by Jerry Robinov, through Feb. 12. !FGHANISTAN BY *ERRY 2OBINOV THROUGH &EB une.edu/artgallery/facesofwar.cfm UNE EDU ARTGALLERY FACESOFWAR CFM Maine Historical Society Museum/Longfellow -AINE (ISTORICAL 3OCIETY -USEUM ,ONGFELLOW House, Portland: "Take to the Streets!"

(OUSE 0ORTLAND h4AKE TO THE 3TREETS v photography exhibit examining American protest PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT EXAMINING !MERICAN PROTEST movements, through March 31; "Dressing Up, MOVEMENTS THROUGH -ARCH h$RESSING 5P

Standing Out, Fitting In: Adornment & Identity in 3TANDING /UT &ITTING )N !DORNMENT )DENTITY IN Maine," artifacts reveal the way Mainers dressed -AINE v ARTIFACTS REVEAL THE WAY -AINERS DRESSED from the 18th to 20th centuries, through May 27.

FROM THE TH TO TH CENTURIES THROUGH -AY mainehistory.org MAINEHISTORY ORG Bowdoin College Museum of Art, Brunswick: "OWDOIN #OLLEGE -USEUM OF !RT "RUNSWICK "Inside Out: Exploring Gifts of Art from Private h)NSIDE /UT %XPLORING 'IFTS OF !RT FROM 0RIVATE Collectors," contributions from private collectors #OLLECTORS v CONTRIBUTIONS FROM PRIVATE COLLECTORS since 1811, through April 15. bowdoin.edu SINCE THROUGH !PRIL BOWDOIN EDU

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Continued from Page E20 -AINE -ARITIME -USEUM "ATH h0ORT OF Maine Maritime Museum, Bath: "Port of 0ORTLAND ! 3HIP 3HAPED (ISTORY v A LOOK AT Portland: A Ship-Shaped History," a look at 0ORTLAND S PAST VIA THE SHIPS THAT SAILED THROUGH Portland's past via the ships that sailed through THE HARBORS THE CITY S SHIPPING AND SHIP the harbors, the city's shipping and shipBUILDING INDUSTRIES AND MORE THROUGH &EB building industries, and more, through Feb. 14.

MAINEMARITIMEMUSEUM ORG mainemaritimemuseum.org "ATES #OLLEGE /LIN !RTS #ENTER ,EWISTON Bates College (Olin Arts Center), Lewiston: h*AMES %NSOR @3CENES DE LA VIE DU #HRIST AND "James Ensor: 'Scenes de la vie du Christ' and /THER 7ORKS v LITHOGRAPHS AND h8IAOZE 8IE Other Works," lithographs, and "Xiaoze Xie: !MPLIlED -OMENTS v PAINTINGS THROUGH -ARCH Amplified Moments," paintings, through March

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Dyer Library/Saco Museum: Heather Denkmire, OIL PASTELS AND PAINT ON PAPER CANVAS AND oil pastels and paint on paper, canvas and WOOD THROUGH &EB h2UGS !LL -ARKED /UT wood, through Feb. 28; "Rugs All Marked Out: "IDDEFORD S %DWARD 3 &ROST v CELEBRATION OF TH Biddeford's Edward S. Frost," celebration of 19thCENTURY RUG ENTREPRENEUR AND h(OOKED 2UGS OF century rug entrepreneur, and "Hooked Rugs of Artists from the Maine Tin Pedlar," both through !RTISTS FROM THE -AINE 4IN 0EDLAR v BOTH THROUGH -ARCH March 24. 283-3861. &ARNSWORTH !RT -USEUM 2OCKLAND h"EYOND Farnsworth Art Museum, Rockland: "Beyond 2UGS v RUG HOOKING TEXTILE ART THROUGH 3UNDAY Rugs!" rug-hooking textile art, through Sunday; h4HE !RT OF THE "OOK v FOCUSES ON THE MUSEUM S "The Art of the Book," focuses on the museum's collection of rare 19th- and 20th-century books, COLLECTION OF RARE TH AND TH CENTURY BOOKS

through A p r i l ! . 596-6457.

THROUGH !PRIL Penobscot Marine Museum, Searsport: "The 0ENOBSCOT -ARINE -USEUM 3EARSPORT h4HE #IRCUS #OMES TO 4OWN v "EX "ROS #IRCUS Circus Comes to Town," Bex Bros. Circus MINIATURE CIRCUS lGURES AND MORE THROUGH &EB (miniature circus figures) and more, through Feb. 26. penobscotmarinemuseum.org PENOBSCOTMARINEMUSEUM ORG UMaine Museum of Art, Bangor: "The Moment: 5-AINE -USEUM OF !RT "ANGOR h4HE -OMENT Paintings by Michael De Brito," Lori Nix: "The 0AINTINGS BY -ICHAEL $E "RITO v ,ORI .IX h4HE #ITY v "RETT $AY 7INDHAM h) 0UT A 3PELL ON 9OUv City," Brett Day Windham: "I Put a Spell on You" and George Terry: "Because You're Mine," all AND 'EORGE 4ERRY h"ECAUSE 9OU RE -INE v ALL through March 24. umma.umaine.edu THROUGH -ARCH UMMA UMAINE EDU Abbe Museum, Bar Harbor: "Twisted Path !BBE -USEUM "AR (ARBOR h4WISTED 0ATH

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production was a thrill to this day. 'A QSPEVDUJPO XBT B UISJMM UP UIJT EBZ A" Chorus Line' has a special place in my $IPSVT -JOF IBT B TQFDJBM QMBDF JO NZ heart."

IFBSU w Steve Peterson at Maine State Music 4UFWF 1FUFSTPO BU .BJOF 4UBUF .VTJD Theatre in Brunswick tells a similar 5IFBUSF JO #SVOTXJDL UFMMT B TJNJMBS story. He saw the original company of "A TUPSZ )F TBX UIF PSJHJOBM DPNQBOZ PG i" Chorus Line" in San Francisco and twice $IPSVT -JOFw JO 4BO 'SBODJTDP BOE UXJDF in Los Angeles.

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JU w Other important shows of the decade 0UIFS JNQPSUBOU TIPXT PG UIF EFDBEF include "Pippin" and "Chicago." "But it JODMVEF i1JQQJOw BOE i$IJDBHP w i#VU JU was 'The Wiz' that truly transformed me," XBT A5IF 8J[ UIBU USVMZ USBOTGPSNFE NF w Peterson said. "The joy, color and music 1FUFSTPO TBJE i5IF KPZ DPMPS BOE NVTJD of that celebration stayed with me."

PG UIBU DFMFCSBUJPO TUBZFE XJUI NF w Alice Kornhauser, marketing director of "MJDF ,PSOIBVTFS NBSLFUJOH EJSFDUPS PG the Portland Symphony Orchestra, grew UIF 1PSUMBOE 4ZNQIPOZ 0SDIFTUSB HSFX up in the suburbs of New York and saw VQ JO UIF TVCVSCT PG /FX :PSL BOE TBX quite a few Broadway musicals in the 70s.

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many forms and meanings, Constellation Gallery, Portland. 409-6617. Opening reception, 5 to 7 0ORTLAND /PENING RECEPTION TO P M TODAY 4HROUGH &EB p.m. today. Through Feb. 29. h#OLOR v NEW WORKS BY SEVERAL ARTISTS 'REENHUT "Color," new works by several artists, Greenhut 'ALLERIES 0ORTLAND /PENS TODAY Galleries, Portland. 772-2693. Opens today.

4HROUGH &EB Through Feb. 25. &IRST &RIDAY !RT 7ALK GALLERIES AND First Friday Art Walk, galleries and MUSEUMS OPEN FOR FREE DOWNTOWN 0ORTLAND museums open for free, downtown Portland. firstfridayartwalk.com. 5 to 8 p.m. Friday. lRSTFRIDAYARTWALK COM TO P M &RIDAY h"LUE v MULTIPLE ARTIST SHOW !ARHUS 'ALLERY

"Blue," multiple artist show, Aarhus Gallery, Belfast, aarhusgallery.com. Opening reception, 5 "ELFAST AARHUSGALLERY COM /PENING RECEPTION

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TO P M &RIDAY 4HROUGH &EB "Side by Side: Higgison and Higgison," h3IDE BY 3IDE (IGGISON AND (IGGISON v (ARMON S "ARTON S 'ALLERY 0ORTLAND Harmon's & Barton's Gallery, Portland. harmonsbartons.com. Artist's social, 5 to 8 p.m.

HARMONSBARTONS COM !RTIST S SOCIAL TO P M Friday. Through Feb. 29. &RIDAY 4HROUGH &EB "Blood, Phelgm and Tears," new paintings h"LOOD 0HELGM AND 4EARS v NEW PAINTINGS BY !BBETH 2USSELL !RT (OUSE 0ICTURE &RAMES

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AND 6IETNAM THROUGH -ARCH Coffee By Design (India Street), Portland: "Out of #OFFEE "Y $ESIGN )NDIA 3TREET 0ORTLAND h/UT OF the Blue," group show by YES Art Works, through THE "LUE v GROUP SHOW BY 9%3 !RT 7ORKS THROUGH Continued from Page E21 April 1. yesartworks.org :fek`el\[ ]ifd >OUS 3 !PRIL YESARTWORKS ORG The Blue Spoon, Portland: "Portraits" by Michael 4HE "LUE 3POON 0ORTLAND h0ORTRAITSv BY -ICHAEL paintings, Gleason Fine Art, Portland. 699-5599.

PAINTINGS 'LEASON &INE !RT 0ORTLAND Douglas, through today, yesartworks.org $OUGLAS THROUGH TODAY YESARTWORKS ORG Opening reception, 5 to 8 p.m. Friday. Through /PENING RECEPTION TO P M &RIDAY 4HROUGH University of Southern Maine (Woodbury 5NIVERSITY OF 3OUTHERN -AINE 7OODBURY March 30.

-ARCH Campus Center), Portland: Juried student #AMPUS #ENTER 0ORTLAND *URIED STUDENT "LostTrail and Beyond," illustrations by Ben h,OST 4RAIL AND "EYOND v ILLUSTRATIONS BY "EN exhibition, through Feb. 19. usm.maine.edu/ EXHIBITION THROUGH &EB USM MAINE EDU Bishop, Green Hand Bookshop, Portland. 253"ISHOP 'REEN (AND "OOKSHOP 0ORTLAND gallery GALLERY 6808. Reception, 5 to 8 p.m. Friday. Through Feb. 2ECEPTION TO P M &RIDAY 4HROUGH &EB Somerset Sports and Fitness Center, Scarborough: 3OMERSET 3PORTS AND &ITNESS #ENTER 3CARBOROUGH 29.

"The Good Ole Days: Men and Their Tools," h4HE 'OOD /LE $AYS -EN AND 4HEIR 4OOLS v Round Pond Artist Jill Tarkleson, Savory Maine, 2OUND 0OND !RTIST *ILL 4ARKLESON 3AVORY -AINE

19th-century tools used by surveyor Levi Weston, TH CENTURY TOOLS USED BY SURVEYOR ,EVI 7ESTON

Damariscotta. 563-2111. Opening reception, 3 to 3KOWHEGAN (ISTORY (OUSE TRAVELING DISPLAY

$AMARISCOTTA /PENING RECEPTION TO Skowhegan History House traveling display, 5 p.m. Friday. Through March 3.

P M &RIDAY 4HROUGH -ARCH through April 10. skowheganhistoryhouse.org THROUGH !PRIL SKOWHEGANHISTORYHOUSE ORG Photographer Kathryn Coccyx, Geno's Rock Club, 5NIVERSITY OF 3OUTHERN -AINE !RT 'ALLERY

0HOTOGRAPHER +ATHRYN #OCCYX 'ENO S 2OCK #LUB

University of Southern Maine (Art Gallery), Portland. 221-2382. Reception, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.

0ORTLAND 2ECEPTION TO P M Gorham: USM art faculty exhibition, through Feb. 'ORHAM 53- ART FACULTY EXHIBITION THROUGH &EB Friday. &RIDAY 17. usm.maine.edu/gallery USM MAINE EDU GALLERY Robin Farren, portraiture photography, 2OBIN &ARREN PORTRAITURE PHOTOGRAPHY

Elizabeth Moss Gallery, Falmouth: Deborah %LIZABETH -OSS 'ALLERY &ALMOUTH $EBORAH Constellation Gallery, Portland. 409-661 7. 5 to 8 #ONSTELLATION 'ALLERY 0ORTLAND TO Randall and Henry Kallem, drawings, through 2ANDALL AND (ENRY +ALLEM DRAWINGS THROUGH p.m. Friday.

P M &RIDAY March 3. 781-2620.

-ARCH Dennis Fournier: "Places We Know," new works, $ENNIS &OURNIER h0LACES 7E +NOW v NEW WORKS

Merrill Memorial Library, Yarmouth: "Favorite -ERRILL -EMORIAL ,IBRARY 9ARMOUTH h&AVORITE Townsend Real Estate & Art Gallery, Willard 4OWNSEND 2EAL %STATE !RT 'ALLERY 7ILLARD Places," oil paintings by Anne Lively, through Feb. 0LACES v OIL PAINTINGS BY !NNE ,IVELY THROUGH &EB Square, South Portland. 842-9200. Opening 3QUARE 3OUTH 0ORTLAND /PENING 18. yarmoLithlibrary.org YARMOUTHLIBRARY ORG reception, 5 to 7 p.m. Feb. 9. Through March 11.

RECEPTION TO P M &EB 4HROUGH -ARCH 317 Main Street Community Music Center, -AIN 3TREET #OMMUNITY -USIC #ENTER

Yarmouth: Oils and pastels of Belize and Maine 9ARMOUTH /ILS AND PASTELS OF "ELIZE AND -AINE CONTINUING #/.4).5).'

by Patti Bradley, through March 9. 846-6264.

BY 0ATTI "RADLEY THROUGH -ARCH Maine College of Art (MECA), Portland: Michael -AINE #OLLEGE OF !RT -%#!

0ORTLAND -ICHAEL Royal Bean, Yarmouth: Artisans collective mixed2OYAL "EAN 9ARMOUTH !RTISANS COLLECTIVE MIXED Bell-Smith, lo-ti environments exhibit, through "ELL 3MITH LO l ENVIRONMENTS EXHIBIT THROUGH media show, through March 30. 846-7967.

MEDIA SHOW THROUGH -ARCH March 14. 699-5029.

-ARCH North Yarmouth Academy (Curtis Gallery), .ORTH 9ARMOUTH !CADEMY #URTIS 'ALLERY

Addison Woolley Gallery, Portland: "Maine !DDISON 7OOLLEY 'ALLERY 0ORTLAND h-AINE Photographers: Eyes on Asia," 45 photos of China, 0HOTOGRAPHERS %YES ON !SIA v PHOTOS OF #HINA

Please see ART, PageE26 Hong Kong, India, Japan, South Korea, Thailand Gc\Xj\ j\\ /@B GX^\ <)(ONG +ONG )NDIA *APAN 3OUTH +OREA 4HAILAND

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GVTJPO PG *1" BOE XIJUF CFFS *U T fusion of IPA and white beer. It's more witbier than IPA, with a NPSF XJUCJFS UIBO *1" XJUI B cloudy golden color and flavors of DMPVEZ HPMEFO DPMPS BOE nBWPST PG copycat brewing. This style was inDPQZDBU CSFXJOH 5IJT TUZMF XBT JO vented only a couple of years ago WFOUFE POMZ B DPVQMF PG ZFBST BHP - now everybody is brewing one, o OPX FWFSZCPEZ JT CSFXJOH POF and I am already tired of it.

BOE * BN BMSFBEZ UJSFE PG JU The Mighty Oak Ale was only 5IF .JHIUZ 0BL "MF XBT POMZ lightly oaked rather than mightily MJHIUMZ PBLFE SBUIFS UIBO NJHIUJMZ oaked, but had a nice maltiness PBLFE CVU IBE B OJDF NBMUJOFTT and sweetness, and was a crysBOE TXFFUOFTT BOE XBT B DSZT tal-clear amber color. It had fairly UBM DMFBS BNCFS DPMPS *U IBE GBJSMZ heavy carbonation and 5.7 percent IFBWZ DBSCPOBUJPO BOE QFSDFOU alcohol.

BMDPIPM The Alpine Spring was my favor5IF "MQJOF 4QSJOH XBT NZ GBWPS ite of the three. The 5.5-percent JUF PG UIF UISFF 5IF QFSDFOU alcohol lager is unfiltered, so it's BMDPIPM MBHFS JT VOmMUFSFE TP JU T just a little bit cloudy, and the hops KVTU B MJUUMF CJU DMPVEZ BOE UIF IPQT have a bit of citrus in them. It's IBWF B CJU PG DJUSVT JO UIFN *U T quite malty for a lager, and has a RVJUF NBMUZ GPS B MBHFS BOE IBT B nice dry finish.

OJDF ESZ mOJTI Finally, I had some of Sebago's 'JOBMMZ * IBE TPNF PG 4FCBHP T Midnight Porter, which is beer .JEOJHIU 1PSUFS XIJDI JT CFFS they brewed in the past but not UIFZ CSFXFE JO UIF QBTU CVU OPU for a couple of years. This has a GPS B DPVQMF PG ZFBST 5IJT IBT B nice bit of chocolate malt, and is OJDF CJU PG DIPDPMBUF NBMU BOE JT an easy-drinking dark beer for the BO FBTZ ESJOLJOH EBSL CFFS GPS UIF days of late winter.

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JOUSJHVJOH Neither /FJUIFS was on the XBT PO UIF shelves, but TIFMWFT CVU I did find a * EJE mOE B 22-ounce PVODF bottle of CPUUMF PG Peak's Local 1FBL T -PDBM Series Maine 4FSJFT .BJOF edition, so I FEJUJPO TP * bought that CPVHIU UIBU for a bit more GPS B CJU NPSF than $5.

UIBO What Peak has done is brew four 8IBU 1FBL IBT EPOF JT CSFX GPVS 50-barrel batches of beer using the CBSSFM CBUDIFT PG CFFS VTJOH UIF same recipe, except that the hops TBNF SFDJQF FYDFQU UIBU UIF IPQT and barley comes from a different BOE CBSMFZ DPNFT GSPN B EJGGFSFOU state for each batch: Maine, VerTUBUF GPS FBDI CBUDI .BJOF 7FS mont, Massachusetts or New York.

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OASIS =/A7A WHERE: 42 EVO`T Ab >]`bZO\R Wharf St., Portland E63@3( " PHONE: 370-9048 >6=<3( !% ' "& WEBSITE: oasisportland.com E30A7B3( ]OaWa^]`bZO\R Q][ HOURS: Right now, it's open 7 p.m. to 6=C@A( @WUVb \]e Wb¸a ]^S\ % ^ [ b] 1 a.m. Wednesday through Saturday, O [ ESR\SaROg bV`]cUV AObc`ROg but during the summer, it's open Pcb Rc`W\U bVS ac[[S` Wb¸a ]^S\ seven days a week. aSdS\ ROga O eSSY PARKING: On street >/@97<5( =\ ab`SSb SCENE: It's a dance club upstairs with A13<3( 7b¸a O RO\QS QZcP c^abOW`a eWbV a bar downstairs, and the ideal place O PO` R]e\abOW`a O\R bVS WRSOZ ^ZOQS for a party.

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Red Bull Vodkas and $3 R`OTba Rolling Rocks; Fridays features Blue @]ZZW\U @]QYa) 4`WROga TSObc`Sa 0ZcS Raspberry Kamikaze shots, $5 Sex on @Oa^PS``g 9O[WYOhS aV]ba # ASf ]\ the Beach and $6 Long Island Iced bVS 0SOQV O\R $ :]\U 7aZO\R 7QSR Tea; Saturday amps it up with $6 Red BSO) AObc`ROg O[^a Wb c^ eWbV $ @SR Bull Vodkas or Jagerbombs.

0cZZ D]RYOa ]` 8OUS`P][Pa AMENITIES: Two giant Connect Four /;3<7B73A( Be] UWO\b 1]\\SQb 4]c` game boards mounted on the wall UO[S P]O`Ra []c\bSR ]\ bVS eOZZ downstairs and a giant Jenga game.

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OJHIU PVU PO UIF UPXO My friend and I navigated our way down .Z GSJFOE BOE * OBWJHBUFE PVS XBZ EPXO slushy cobblestone Wharf Street to the TMVTIZ DPCCMFTUPOF 8IBSG 4USFFU UP UIF Oasis. Two tall palm trees greeted us just 0BTJT 5XP UBMM QBMN USFFT HSFFUFE VT KVTU inside. Although fake, these trees set the JOTJEF "MUIPVHI GBLF UIFTF USFFT TFU UIF mood, sending you to a place less like NPPE TFOEJOH ZPV UP B QMBDF MFTT MJLF Antarctica and more like the Domini"OUBSDUJDB BOE NPSF MJLF UIF %PNJOJ can Republic. Water walls with flowing DBO 3FQVCMJD 8BUFS XBMMT XJUI nPXJOH bubbles and changing lights mesmerize CVCCMFT BOE DIBOHJOH MJHIUT NFTNFSJ[F you behind the full bar, where tenders ZPV CFIJOE UIF GVMM CBS XIFSF UFOEFST work fast to get drinks to their customers.

XPSL GBTU UP HFU ESJOLT UP UIFJS DVTUPNFST Usually a draw for late-night crowds, 6TVBMMZ B ESBX GPS MBUF OJHIU DSPXET we were the first two customers on a XF XFSF UIF mSTU UXP DVTUPNFST PO B recent Saturday night. We grabbed two SFDFOU 4BUVSEBZ OJHIU 8F HSBCCFE UXP seats at the tall granite bar and had the TFBUT BU UIF UBMM HSBOJUF CBS BOE IBE UIF bartender's full attention as he mixed our CBSUFOEFS T GVMM BUUFOUJPO BT IF NJYFE PVS cocktails.

DPDLUBJMT I had an Absolut Ruby Red mixed with * IBE BO "CTPMVU 3VCZ 3FE NJYFE XJUI orange juice, which was served nicely in PSBOHF KVJDF XIJDI XBT TFSWFE OJDFMZ JO a glass with an orange slice, a colorful B HMBTT XJUI BO PSBOHF TMJDF B DPMPSGVM straw and a palm tree swizzle stick. It was TUSBX BOE B QBMN USFF TXJ[[MF TUJDL *U XBT the perfect concoction to remind me of a UIF QFSGFDU DPODPDUJPO UP SFNJOE NF PG B tropical paradise.

USPQJDBM QBSBEJTF As more people filtered in, it was clear "T NPSF QFPQMF mMUFSFE JO JU XBT DMFBS the crowd consisted mostly 20-someUIF DSPXE DPOTJTUFE NPTUMZ TPNF things. Even though it was getting busy, UIJOHT &WFO UIPVHI JU XBT HFUUJOH CVTZ the bartender didn't rush anyone.

UIF CBSUFOEFS EJEO U SVTI BOZPOF "What would you like?" he asked one i8IBU XPVME ZPV MJLF w IF BTLFE POF girl. "I'm feeling adventurous," she said.

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open blues jam, The Cage, Lewiston.

OPEN BLUES JAM 4HE #AGE ,EWISTON 783-0668. 8 p.m.

P M Band Beyond Description, jam-band "AND "EYOND $ESCRIPTION JAM BAND covers, 21-plus; Big Easy, Portland.

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a night of spinning tunes. We didn't stick B OJHIU PG TQJOOJOH UVOFT 8F EJEO U TUJDL around, but from past experience I know BSPVOE CVU GSPN QBTU FYQFSJFODF * LOPX With a few more questions, he decided blocks in one move, and my friend agreed, UIBU EBODF nPPS HFUT QSFUUZ KBN QBDLFE BT that dance floor gets pretty jam-packed as CMPDLT JO POF NPWF BOE NZ GSJFOE BHSFFE 8JUI B GFX NPSF RVFTUJPOT IF EFDJEFE to create a pink cocktail with a mix of Mal- TP XF PQUFE UP TUJDL XJUI TJUUJOH BOE TJQ so we opted to stick with sitting and sipthe night goes on. The Oasis does have an UIF OJHIU HPFT PO 5IF 0BTJT EPFT IBWF BO UP DSFBUF B QJOL DPDLUBJM XJUI B NJY PG .BM ibu, pineapple juice and some grenadine ping our drinks. outdoor space to enjoy music during the PVUEPPS TQBDF UP FOKPZ NVTJD EVSJOH UIF QJOH PVS ESJOLT JCV QJOFBQQMF KVJDF BOE TPNF HSFOBEJOF for the color. It inspired my friend to order More people came in, and one guy summer, but as I mentioned before, it's TVNNFS CVU BT * NFOUJPOFE CFGPSF JU T .PSF QFPQMF DBNF JO BOE POF HVZ GPS UIF DPMPS *U JOTQJSFE NZ GSJFOE UP PSEFS ordered a Pabst Blue Ribbon. I was a second drink with a dash of grenadine. cold out this time of year.

DPME PVU UIJT UJNF PG ZFBS PSEFSFE B 1BCTU #MVF 3JCCPO * XBT B TFDPOE ESJOL XJUI B EBTI PG HSFOBEJOF All of these snazzy drinks were garnished UPUBMMZ BNVTFE UIBU UIF 0BTJT TFSWFT UIF totally amused that the Oasis serves the The minute my friend and I stepped out5IF NJOVUF NZ GSJFOE BOE * TUFQQFE PVU "MM PG UIFTF TOB[[Z ESJOLT XFSF HBSOJTIFE with fresh fruits, and cost just $7 apiece.

2 4-ounce can in a custom paper bag. It's side, it was back to the Maine winter realTJEF JU XBT CBDL UP UIF .BJOF XJOUFS SFBM PVODF DBO JO B DVTUPN QBQFS CBH *U T XJUI GSFTI GSVJUT BOE DPTU KVTU BQJFDF A band was setting up in the corner of apparently one of its signature things, but JUZ #VU UIF 0BTJT EJE MFBWF NF ESFBNJOH ity. But the Oasis did leave me dreaming BQQBSFOUMZ POF PG JUT TJHOBUVSF UIJOHT CVU " CBOE XBT TFUUJOH VQ JO UIF DPSOFS PG of a warm summer night, enjoying drinks the bar space, and people started playso is its $9 Rum Pail - rum punch served PG B XBSN TVNNFS OJHIU FOKPZJOH ESJOLT TP JT JUT 3VN 1BJM o SVN QVODI TFSWFE UIF CBS TQBDF BOE QFPQMF TUBSUFE QMBZ ing the giant games Oasis has to offer in a plastic bucket. What more could you on the patio and the sounds of a live band.

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- two Connect Four boards and oversized XBOU o UXP $POOFDU 'PVS CPBSET BOE PWFSTJ[FE wooden blocks stacked up to play Jenga.

The bar was really filling up by the time Emma Bouthillette is a freelance writer who lives in 5IF CBS XBT SFBMMZ mMMJOH VQ CZ UIF UJNF XPPEFO CMPDLT TUBDLFE VQ UP QMBZ +FOHB 3[[O 0]cbVWZZSbbS Wa O T`SSZO\QS e`WbS` eV] ZWdSa W\ Biddeford.

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Yarmouth. 846-9555. 7:30 to 10:30 9ARMOUTH TO P M Jerks of Grass, bluegrass, Bayside Bowl, *ERKS OF 'RASS BLUEGRASS "AYSIDE "OWL

Portland, baysidebowl.com. 8 p.m.

0ORTLAND BAYSIDEBOWL COM P M Spike Sikes, jazz/blues/pop, Blue, 3PIKE 3IKES JAZZ BLUES POP "LUE

Portland. Donation, portcityblue.com.

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P M Will Duval, folk, Blue, Portland.

7ILL $UVAL FOLK "LUE 0ORTLAND portcityblue.com. 8 p.m.

PORTCITYBLUE COM P M Geoff Zimmerman and Pete Miller, 'EOFF :IMMERMAN AND 0ETE -ILLER

singer-songwriters, Blue, Portland.

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youth, maineacademyof modern music YOUTH MAINEACADEMYOFMODERNMUSIC .org. 6 to 9 p.m.

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White's Cue Connection, Gray. 6577HITE S #UE #ONNECTION 'RAY 2266. 8 p.m.

P M Moore and Lynch, acoustic blues, -OORE AND ,YNCH ACOUSTIC BLUES

Andy's Old Port Pub, Portland. !NDY S /LD 0ORT 0UB 0ORTLAND andysoldportpub.com. 8:30 p.m.

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0ORTLAND BIGEASYPORTLAND COM P M Station 85, hard-rock covers, RiRa, 3TATION HARD ROCK COVERS 2I2A

Portland, rira.com. 10 p.m.

0ORTLAND RIRA COM P M In the Round with John Colvert, )N THE 2OUND WITH *OHN #OLVERT

jazz, Blue, Portland. Donation.

JAZZ "LUE 0ORTLAND $ONATION portcityblue.com. 6 p.m.

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P M Gary Richardson, acoustic jazz and 'ARY 2ICHARDSON ACOUSTIC JAZZ AND blues, Gingko Blue Jazz Club, Portland.

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UPO BMTP JT DVSSFOUMZ JO UIF TFDPOE ZFBS PG B ton, also 61, is currently in the second year of a UPVS DFMFCSBUJOH JUT UI BOOJWFSTBSZ 4IFMEPO tour celebrating its 35th anniversary. Sheldon, who has played off and on with Frampton all XIP IBT QMBZFE PGG BOE PO XJUI 'SBNQUPO BMM these years, is on the tour with him.

UIFTF ZFBST JT PO UIF UPVS XJUI IJN During the tour, Frampton and his band have %VSJOH UIF UPVS 'SBNQUPO BOE IJT CBOE IBWF been playing three-hour shows that include all CFFO QMBZJOH UISFF IPVS TIPXT UIBU JODMVEF BMM the songs from "Frampton Comes Alive!" plus UIF TPOHT GSPN i'SBNQUPO $PNFT "MJWF w QMVT others from his career.

PUIFST GSPN IJT DBSFFS 4IFMEPO UIJOLT UIF BMCVN T TVDDFTT XBT MBSHF Sheldon thinks the album's success was largely due to the songs. "They still sound great," he MZ EVF UP UIF TPOHT i5IFZ TUJMM TPVOE HSFBU w IF said. But another reason was the live energy TBJE #VU BOPUIFS SFBTPO XBT UIF MJWF FOFSHZ of the album and the fact that the audience is a PG UIF BMCVN BOE UIF GBDU UIBU UIF BVEJFODF JT B huge part of the record.

IVHF QBSU PG UIF SFDPSE Sheldon said that wasn't an accident. Framp4IFMEPO TBJE UIBU XBTO U BO BDDJEFOU 'SBNQ ton set out to make and market a live album, UPO TFU PVU UP NBLF BOE NBSLFU B MJWF BMCVN and he auditioned his band specifically for that BOE IF BVEJUJPOFE IJT CBOE TQFDJmDBMMZ GPS UIBU purpose. Sheldon was a young musician living QVSQPTF 4IFMEPO XBT B ZPVOH NVTJDJBO MJWJOH in Los Angeles when he heard about FrampJO -PT "OHFMFT XIFO IF IFBSE BCPVU 'SBNQ ton's search.

UPO T TFBSDI "I think Peter had called me in as a last resort. i* UIJOL 1FUFS IBE DBMMFE NF JO BT B MBTU SFTPSU I rolled my amp into the hotel (where Framp* SPMMFE NZ BNQ JOUP UIF IPUFM XIFSF 'SBNQ ton was staying) and auditioned right there. A UPO XBT TUBZJOH BOE BVEJUJPOFE SJHIU UIFSF " month later, we were off on tour," said Sheldon.

NPOUI MBUFS XF XFSF PGG PO UPVS w TBJE 4IFMEPO "The brilliant thing about Peter was that he i5IF CSJMMJBOU UIJOH BCPVU 1FUFS XBT UIBU IF knew that this could happen, that people really LOFX UIBU UIJT DPVME IBQQFO UIBU QFPQMF SFBMMZ wanted live albums and they could be big. What XBOUFE MJWF BMCVNT BOE UIFZ DPVME CF CJH 8IBU he did different (from other live albums at the IF EJE EJGGFSFOU GSPN PUIFS MJWF BMCVNT BU UIF time) was mix in the audience so you can really UJNF XBT NJY JO UIF BVEJFODF TP ZPV DBO SFBMMZ hear them."

IFBS UIFN w The songs on the album are still played on 5IF TPOHT PO UIF BMCVN BSF TUJMM QMBZFE PO rock radio today, and stand out for their wonSPDL SBEJP UPEBZ BOE TUBOE PVU GPS UIFJS XPO derful crowd interaction. Hits from the album EFSGVM DSPXE JOUFSBDUJPO )JUT GSPN UIF BMCVN include "Baby, I Love Your Way," "Show Me the JODMVEF i#BCZ * -PWF :PVS 8BZ w i4IPX .F UIF Way" and "Do You Feel Like We Do?" 8BZw BOE i%P :PV 'FFM -JLF 8F %P w Sheldon said Frampton began to realize the 4IFMEPO TBJE 'SBNQUPO CFHBO UP SFBMJ[F UIF power of live albums when he was in the band QPXFS PG MJWF BMCVNT XIFO IF XBT JO UIF CBOE Humble Pie with Steve Marriott of The Small )VNCMF 1JF XJUI 4UFWF .BSSJPUU PG 5IF 4NBMM

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selves. Winterland in particular stood out, and TFMWFT 8JOUFSMBOE JO QBSUJDVMBS TUPPE PVU BOE the thoughts that Frampton and his band had UIF UIPVHIUT UIBU 'SBNQUPO BOE IJT CBOE IBE leaving the stage that night were confirmed MFBWJOH UIF TUBHF UIBU OJHIU XFSF DPOmSNFE the next day when they heard the previous UIF OFYU EBZ XIFO UIFZ IFBSE UIF QSFWJPVT evening's tracks.

FWFOJOH T USBDLT "We walked in," Frampton said. "I remember i8F XBMLFE JO w 'SBNQUPO TBJE i* SFNFNCFS looking at (guitarist/keyboardist) Bob Mayo, MPPLJOH BU HVJUBSJTU LFZCPBSEJTU #PC .BZP and we just went, 'Holy crap! Listen to that. The BOE XF KVTU XFOU A)PMZ DSBQ -JTUFO UP UIBU 5IF energy of that crowd and how we're playing, and FOFSHZ PG UIBU DSPXE BOE IPX XF SF QMBZJOH BOE we got it (on tape).' It was one of those nights XF HPU JU PO UBQF *U XBT POF PG UIPTF OJHIUT when we came off that night, we all said, 'Oh my XIFO XF DBNF PGG UIBU OJHIU XF BMM TBJE A0I NZ God, we recorded that. I can't believe it.'"

(PE XF SFDPSEFE UIBU * DBO U CFMJFWF JU w That good night changed the course of 5IBU HPPE OJHIU DIBOHFE UIF DPVSTF PG Frampton's music career - and his life - forever.

'SBNQUPO T NVTJD DBSFFS o BOE IJT MJGF o GPSFWFS When "Frampton Comes Alive!" was released 8IFO i'SBNQUPO $PNFT "MJWF w XBT SFMFBTFE in early 1976, the album took off like few records JO FBSMZ UIF BMCVN UPPL PGG MJLF GFX SFDPSET in history. It topped Billboard's album chart for JO IJTUPSZ *U UPQQFE #JMMCPBSE T BMCVN DIBSU GPS 17 weeks, and was on that chart for more than XFFLT BOE XBT PO UIBU DIBSU GPS NPSF UIBO 90 weeks.

XFFLT In the process, Frampton became the biggest *O UIF QSPDFTT 'SBNQUPO CFDBNF UIF CJHHFTU act in rock during 1975 and 1976, and a fateful BDU JO SPDL EVSJOH BOE BOE B GBUFGVM photograph that graced the cover of Rolling QIPUPHSBQI UIBU HSBDFE UIF DPWFS PG 3PMMJOH Stone, showing a shirtless Frampton with his 4UPOF TIPXJOH B TIJSUMFTT 'SBNQUPO XJUI IJT curly blonde hair flowing past his shoulders, DVSMZ CMPOEF IBJS nPXJOH QBTU IJT TIPVMEFST turned him into a pop-music idol.

UVSOFE IJN JOUP B QPQ NVTJD JEPM To mark the 35th anniversary of the album, the 5P NBSL UIF UI BOOJWFSTBSZ PG UIF BMCVN UIF singer/guitarist has embarked on a marathon TJOHFS HVJUBSJTU IBT FNCBSLFE PO B NBSBUIPO tour where, for the first time since 1976, he's UPVS XIFSF GPS UIF mSTU UJNF TJODF IF T playing "Frampton Comes Alive!" in its entirety.

QMBZJOH i'SBNQUPO $PNFT "MJWF w JO JUT FOUJSFUZ On Tuesday, he'll play a sold-out show at the 0O 5VFTEBZ IF MM QMBZ B TPME PVU TIPX BU UIF State Theatre in Portland.

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Faces. He left that band in 1971, then watched 'BDFT )F MFGU UIBU CBOE JO UIFO XBUDIFE the band's live album "Rockin' the Fillmore" UIF CBOE T MJWF BMCVN i3PDLJO UIF 'JMMNPSFw head up the charts.

IFBE VQ UIF DIBSUT But Humble Pie wasn't Frampton's only expe#VU )VNCMF 1JF XBTO U 'SBNQUPO T POMZ FYQF rience with the music business, having literally SJFODF XJUI UIF NVTJD CVTJOFTT IBWJOH MJUFSBMMZ grown up in it in England. He was playing in HSPXO VQ JO JU JO &OHMBOE )F XBT QMBZJOH JO bands by age 10, and was a grammar-school CBOET CZ BHF BOE XBT B HSBNNBS TDIPPM classmate of David Bowie. By the time he was DMBTTNBUF PG %BWJE #PXJF #Z UIF UJNF IF XBT 16, he was lead guitarist and singer of The IF XBT MFBE HVJUBSJTU BOE TJOHFS PG 5IF Herd, which had a string of British pop hits. )FSE XIJDI IBE B TUSJOH PG #SJUJTI QPQ IJUT So Frampton had a feel for music and audi4P 'SBNQUPO IBE B GFFM GPS NVTJD BOE BVEJ ences when he put together his band to tour FODFT XIFO IF QVU UPHFUIFS IJT CBOE UP UPVS and make "Frampton Comes Alive!" into an BOE NBLF i'SBNQUPO $PNFT "MJWF w JOUP BO album.

BMCVN "We just happened to capture the magic of i8F KVTU IBQQFOFE UP DBQUVSF UIF NBHJD PG live shows, even though we hadn't been togethMJWF TIPXT FWFO UIPVHI XF IBEO U CFFO UPHFUI er too long," said Sheldon. "We just all clicked."

FS UPP MPOH w TBJE 4IFMEPO i8F KVTU BMM DMJDLFE w During the last 35 years, Sheldon has taken %VSJOH UIF MBTU ZFBST 4IFMEPO IBT UBLFO some time off from music to study Latin AmeriTPNF UJNF PGG GSPN NVTJD UP TUVEZ -BUJO "NFSJ can culture and music, and to get "healthy" DBO DVMUVSF BOE NVTJD BOE UP HFU iIFBMUIZw after years of drug addiction. When Frampton BGUFS ZFBST PG ESVH BEEJDUJPO 8IFO 'SBNQUPO called him and asked him to tour again, he DBMMFE IJN BOE BTLFE IJN UP UPVS BHBJO IF quickly said yes.

RVJDLMZ TBJE ZFT "I'm not crazy," he said. "When Peter calls, I i* N OPU DSB[Z w IF TBJE i8IFO 1FUFS DBMMT * say 'Yeah!'"

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because although it was a thrilling time for him, CFDBVTF BMUIPVHI JU XBT B UISJMMJOH UJNF GPS IJN he struggled with becoming known not as a talIF TUSVHHMFE XJUI CFDPNJOH LOPXO OPU BT B UBM ented guitarist, but a pop idol. It took him nearly FOUFE HVJUBSJTU CVU B QPQ JEPM *U UPPL IJN OFBSMZ 30 years to once again shift the focus back to his ZFBST UP PODF BHBJO TIJGU UIF GPDVT CBDL UP IJT skills as a guitarist and musician.

TLJMMT BT B HVJUBSJTU BOE NVTJDJBO Given the image issues, it's not surprising to (JWFO UIF JNBHF JTTVFT JU T OPU TVSQSJTJOH UP hear Frampton had some hesitations over doing IFBS 'SBNQUPO IBE TPNF IFTJUBUJPOT PWFS EPJOH the "Frampton Comes Alive!" tour. But two maUIF i'SBNQUPO $PNFT "MJWF w UPVS #VU UXP NB jor factors convinced him - he liked the idea of KPS GBDUPST DPOWJODFE IJN o IF MJLFE UIF JEFB PG playing the entire album (including bonus cuts QMBZJOH UIF FOUJSF BMCVN JODMVEJOH CPOVT DVUT that were added in subsequent reissues), and he UIBU XFSF BEEFE JO TVCTFRVFOU SFJTTVFT BOE IF knew the show would be long enough to accomLOFX UIF TIPX XPVME CF MPOH FOPVHI UP BDDPN modate newer material.

NPEBUF OFXFS NBUFSJBM "I don't think I can go out there and just do i* EPO U UIJOL * DBO HP PVU UIFSF BOE KVTU EP 'Frampton Comes Alive!' I've got to do the other A'SBNQUPO $PNFT "MJWF * WF HPU UP EP UIF PUIFS stuff as well," Frampton said. "I would feel TUVGG BT XFMM w 'SBNQUPO TBJE i* XPVME GFFM unfulfilled and (like I was) resting on my laurels VOGVMmMMFE BOE MJLF * XBT SFTUJOH PO NZ MBVSFMT and taking the easy way out. That's not it for me BOE UBLJOH UIF FBTZ XBZ PVU 5IBU T OPU JU GPS NF at all. It's never been about that. I want to do BU BMM *U T OFWFS CFFO BCPVU UIBU * XBOU UP EP new material."

OFX NBUFSJBM w Frampton's show for this tour achieves those 'SBNQUPO T TIPX GPS UIJT UPVS BDIJFWFT UIPTF goals. One set is the entire "Frampton Comes HPBMT 0OF TFU JT UIF FOUJSF i'SBNQUPO $PNFT Alive!" performance, while the other set (which "MJWF w QFSGPSNBODF XIJMF UIF PUIFS TFU XIJDI brings the show to three hours) features his CSJOHT UIF TIPX UP UISFF IPVST GFBUVSFT IJT more recent material as well as some songs NPSF SFDFOU NBUFSJBM BT XFMM BT TPNF TPOHT from other parts his solo career and his Humble GSPN PUIFS QBSUT IJT TPMP DBSFFS BOE IJT )VNCMF Pie years.

1JF ZFBST In a way this tour allows Frampton to use his *O B XBZ UIJT UPVS BMMPXT 'SBNQUPO UP VTF IJT famous live album to introduce his other music GBNPVT MJWF BMCVN UP JOUSPEVDF IJT PUIFS NVTJD to a whole new audience.

UP B XIPMF OFX BVEJFODF "There are some people that sort of shut down i5IFSF BSF TPNF QFPQMF UIBU TPSU PG TIVU EPXO after 'Frampton Comes Alive!', people who are BGUFS A'SBNQUPO $PNFT "MJWF QFPQMF XIP BSF (now) coming out for the first time," Frampton OPX DPNJOH PVU GPS UIF mSTU UJNF w 'SBNQUPO said. "And it's a wonderful opportunity to say TBJE i"OE JU T B XPOEFSGVM PQQPSUVOJUZ UP TBZ 'Well that's what you remember, now check this A8FMM UIBU T XIBU ZPV SFNFNCFS OPX DIFDL UIJT out.'"

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:fek`el\[ ]ifd >OUS 3 Continued from Page E22 Yarmouth: "L'Avventura: Chronicling Amy's 9ARMOUTH h, !VVENTURA #HRONICLING !MY S (mis) Adventures in Italia and Elsewhere," MIS !DVENTURES IN )TALIA AND %LSEWHERE v text and images by Amy Miller, through Feb. TEXT AND IMAGES BY !MY -ILLER THROUGH &EB 17.847-5423.

Thornton Oaks, Brunswick: Brunswick 4HORNTON /AKS "RUNSWICK "RUNSWICK High School art exhibit, through Friday.

(IGH 3CHOOL ART EXHIBIT THROUGH &RIDAY 729-8033.

Curtis Memorial Library, Brunswick: #URTIS -EMORIAL ,IBRARY "RUNSWICK "Explorations," work by Alan Mast, h%XPLORATIONS v WORK BY !LAN -AST

through Feb. 29. 725-5242.

THROUGH &EB Chocolate Church Art Gallery, Bath: #HOCOLATE #HURCH !RT 'ALLERY "ATH "Midwinter Night's Dream," group show, h-IDWINTER .IGHT S $REAM v GROUP SHOW

through March 3. chocolatechurcharts.org THROUGH -ARCH CHOCOLATECHURCHARTS ORG Markings Gallery, Bath: "Maine Art to -ARKINGS 'ALLERY "ATH h-AINE !RT TO Touch Your Heart," pieces in wood, clay, 4OUCH 9OUR (EART v PIECES IN WOOD CLAY

fiber, metals, glass and more, through Feb. lBER METALS GLASS AND MORE THROUGH &EB 29. markingsgallery.com MARKINGSGALLERY COM Topsham Public Library (Crooker Gallery):' 4OPSHAM 0UBLIC ,IBRARY #ROOKER 'ALLERY Fourth annual juried art exhibit, through &OURTH ANNUAL JURIED ART EXHIBIT THROUGH Feb. 18. 725-1727. &EB University of Southern Maine (Atrium 5NIVERSITY OF 3OUTHERN -AINE !TRIUM Art Gallery), Lewiston: "The Inspired !RT 'ALLERY ,EWISTON h4HE )NSPIRED Hand 5," juried artwork by Maine (AND v JURIED ARTWORK BY -AINE Crafts Association, through March 16. #RAFTS !SSOCIATION THROUGH -ARCH usm.maine.edu/atriumgallery USM MAINE EDU ATRIUMGALLERY University of Maine at Farmington Art 5NIVERSITY OF -AINE AT &ARMINGTON !RT Gallery: "Decor," featuring artists Clint 'ALLERY h$ECOR v FEATURING ARTISTS #LINT Fulkerson, Ian Henderson, Katrazyna &ULKERSON )AN (ENDERSON +ATRAZYNA Randall and Kate Russo, through, Feb. 12.

2ANDALL AND +ATE 2USSO THROUGH &EB umf.maine.edu UMF MAINE EDU University of New England (Campus 5NIVERSITY OF .EW %NGLAND #AMPUS Center), Biddeford: "Jazz Series," black#ENTER "IDDEFORD h*AZZ 3ERIES v BLACK and-white paintings by Richard Payette, AND WHITE PAINTINGS BY 2ICHARD 0AYETTE

thrvough March 2. une.edu THRVOUGH -ARCH UNE EDU York Public Library: "Winter Show," 9ORK 0UBLIC ,IBRARY h7INTER 3HOW v paintings, sculptures, prints, photographs PAINTINGS SCULPTURES PRINTS PHOTOGRAPHS and mixed media presented by Ogunquit AND MIXED MEDIA PRESENTED BY /GUNQUIT Art Association and York Library, through !RT !SSOCIATION AND 9ORK ,IBRARY THROUGH March 3. 363-2818.

-ARCH York Art Association, York Harbor: "The 9ORK !RT !SSOCIATION 9ORK (ARBOR h4HE Image and the Word," artwork based on )MAGE AND THE 7ORD v ARTWORK BASED ON writing, prose or poetry, through March 4.

WRITING PROSE OR POETRY THROUGH -ARCH 363-4049.

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F e b . 9 - G e o r g e C l i n t o n , 8 p.m., 4SP ' ³ 5S]`US 1ZW\b]\ & ^ [ Wilbur Theatre, Boston. $ 3 9 . 4 0 / EWZPc` BVSOb`S 0]ab]\ !' " $46.55. Ticketmaster.com; ( 8 0 0 ) "$ ## BWQYSb[OabS` Q][) & 745-3000 %"# !

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F e b . 11 - SOJA, 7 p.m., Paradise 4SP ³ A=8/ % ^ [ >O`ORWaS R o c k C l u b , B o s t o n . $ 2$ # 6.50. @]QY 1ZcP 0]ab]\

Fryeburg Academy (Palmina F. and &RYEBURG !CADEMY 0ALMINA & AND Stephen S. Pace Galleries of Art): 3TEPHEN 3 0ACE 'ALLERIES OF !RT h3INGULAR 4EN !RTISTS 0ORTRAITS OF /BJECTS v "Singular: Ten Artists' Portraits of Objects," through March 18. 935-9232.

THROUGH -ARCH Red Door Pottery Studio, Kittery: "Focus 2ED $OOR 0OTTERY 3TUDIO +ITTERY h&OCUS on India," photos by New Hampshire ON )NDIA v PHOTOS BY .EW (AMPSHIRE craftsman Lawrence Elbroch, through CRAFTSMAN ,AWRENCE %LBROCH THROUGH March 3 1 . 4 3 9 - 5 6 7 1 .

-ARCH Perimeter Gallery, Belfast: 0ERIMETER 'ALLERY "ELFAST "Communique," paintings by Belfast artist h#OMMUNIQUE v PAINTINGS BY "ELFAST ARTIST and gallery co-founder Freddy LaFage, AND GALLERY CO FOUNDER &REDDY ,A&AGE

through Feb. 26. 338-0555.

THROUGH &EB University of Maine (Hutchinson Center), 5NIVERSITY OF -AINE (UTCHINSON #ENTER

Belfast: Selections from the Elmer "ELFAST 3ELECTIONS FROM THE %LMER Montgomery collection and "The Atlantic -ONTGOMERY COLLECTION AND h4HE !TLANTIC Fisherman," Penobscot Marine Museum &ISHERMAN v 0ENOBSCOT -ARINE -USEUM traveling exhibition, through April 30.

TRAVELING EXHIBITION THROUGH !PRIL penobscotmarinemuseum.org PENOBSCOTMARINEMUSEUM ORG Belfast Co-op Cafe Gallery: "Maine "ELFAST #O OP #AFE 'ALLERY h-AINE Agriculture: Views from the Past," !GRICULTURE 6IEWS FROM THE 0AST v Penobscot Marine Museum traveling 0ENOBSCOT -ARINE -USEUM TRAVELING exhibition, through Feb. 29. penobscot EXHIBITION THROUGH &EB PENOBSCOT marinemuseum.org MARINEMUSEUM ORG Center for Furniture Craftsmanship, #ENTER FOR &URNITURE #RAFTSMANSHIP

Rockport: "Maine Wood 2012," 2OCKPORT h-AINE 7OOD v biennial juried exhibition of outstanding BIENNIAL JURIED EXHIBITION OF OUTSTANDING Maine woodworkers, through Friday.

-AINE WOODWORKERS THROUGH &RIDAY woodschool.org WOODSCHOOL ORG Craft, Camden: Pottery by Barbara #RAFT #AMDEN 0OTTERY BY "ARBARA Michelena, Hanako Kanazato and George -ICHELENA (ANAKO +ANAZATO AND 'EORGE Pearlman, through May 1. craftonelm.com 0EARLMAN THROUGH -AY CRAFTONELM COM Bangor Public Library: Minako McKenzie, "ANGOR 0UBLIC ,IBRARY -INAKO -C+ENZIE

pencil and monochromatic portraits, PENCIL AND MONOCHROMATIC PORTRAITS

through Feb. 29. 947-8336.

THROUGH &EB College of the Atlantic, Bar Harbor: #OLLEGE OF THE !TLANTIC "AR (ARBOR "Word as Art," images combining words h7ORD AS !RT v IMAGES COMBINING WORDS and art, through Friday; "Biology Through AND ART THROUGH &RIDAY h"IOLOGY 4HROUGH the Lens" and "The Faces of Migration: THE ,ENSv AND h4HE &ACES OF -IGRATION Illustrations of Birds on Great Duck )LLUSTRATIONS OF "IRDS ON 'REAT $UCK Island," photography by students and )SLAND v PHOTOGRAPHY BY STUDENTS AND artwork by Jordan Chalfant and Anna ARTWORK BY *ORDAN #HALFANT AND !NNA Stunkel, both through March 10. 2883TUNKEL BOTH THROUGH -ARCH 5015.

Archipelago, Rockland: "All Things Bright !RCHIPELAGO 2OCKLAND h!LL 4HINGS "RIGHT and Beautiful," diverse works of four AND "EAUTIFUL v DIVERSE WORKS OF FOUR Maine artists, through March 16. 596-AINE ARTISTS THROUGH -ARCH 0701.

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Feb. 16 - M i r a n d a L a m b e r t , 7:30 4SP $ ³ ;W`O\RO :O[PS`b %(! p.m., Mullins Center, A m h e r s t , Mass. ^ [ ;cZZW\a 1S\bS` /[VS`ab ;Oaa $ 3 5 . 3 5 t o $61.35. T i c k e t m a s t e r . c o m ; !# !# b] $ !# BWQYSb[OabS` Q][) (800) 745-3000 & %"# !

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GPS UIF NVTFVN nyone who has ever been to, OZPOF XIP IBT FWFS CFFO UP 1PSUMBOE IBT BO BSU DPMMFHF Portland has an art college or even near, a college camPS FWFO OFBS B DPMMFHF DBN - Maine College of Art - and o .BJOF $PMMFHF PG "SU o BOE pus will tell you there's one QVT XJMM UFMM ZPV UIFSF T POF UIPTF TUVEFOUT IBWF QSPCBCMZ those students have probably sure way to get college students TVSF XBZ UP HFU DPMMFHF TUVEFOUT found the PMA by now. But stuGPVOE UIF 1." CZ OPX #VU TUV to show up to something: Throw UP TIPX VQ UP TPNFUIJOH 5ISPX dents studying other things may EFOUT TUVEZJOH PUIFS UIJOHT NBZ a party.

B QBSUZ OFFE B MJUUMF JODFOUJWF BOE B QSJDF n n ii.need a little incentive and a price So the folks at the Portland 4P UIF GPMLT BU UIF 1PSUMBOE Ray ROUthier CSFBL UP CSJOH UIFN JOUP BO BSU break to bring them into an art Museum of Art are doing just that museum. .VTFVN PG "SU BSF EPJOH KVTU UIBU NVTFVN tonight at the museum's annual UPOJHIU BU UIF NVTFVN T BOOVBM 5IF QSJDF CSFBL BU UIJT FWFOU JT UTT bGdl The price break at this event is College Night. $PMMFHF /JHIU impressive. It's free if you have JNQSFTTJWF *U T GSFF JG ZPV IBWF There'll be a DJ, two bands, 5IFSF MM CF B %+ UXP CBOET a student ID, and $5 if you don't.

B TUVEFOU *% BOE JG ZPV EPO U free pizza and munchies, soda and raffle Regular admission is $10 for students with GSFF QJ[[B BOE NVODIJFT TPEB BOE SBGnF 3FHVMBS BENJTTJPO JT GPS TUVEFOUT XJUI prizes. Oh yeah, all the museum's art will *% BOE GPS BEVMUT QSJ[FT 0I ZFBI BMM UIF NVTFVN T BSU XJMM ID and $12 for adults. be there too, and hopefully it will get some 5IF FOUFSUBJONFOU CFHJOT BU Q N XJUI CF UIFSF UPP BOE IPQFGVMMZ JU XJMM HFU TPNF The entertainment begins at 7 p.m. with attention. tunes spun by D J Ponyfarm. At 8 p.m., BUUFOUJPO UVOFT TQVO CZ %+ 1POZGBSN "U Q N The event was started a few years ago 5IF FWFOU XBT TUBSUFE B GFX ZFBST BHP there'll be a performance by the band Boy UIFSF MM CF B QFSGPSNBODF CZ UIF CBOE #PZ as a way to get college students into the BT B XBZ UP HFU DPMMFHF TUVEFOUT JOUP UIF Without God, led by Boston native Gabriel 8JUIPVU (PE MFE CZ #PTUPO OBUJWF (BCSJFM museum, and it works. Last year more NVTFVN BOE JU XPSLT -BTU ZFBS NPSF Birnbaum. At 9 p.m., the Portland indie#JSOCBVN "U Q N UIF 1PSUMBOE JOEJF than 400 students showed up, said Kristen SPDL USJP .JMLNBO T 6OJPO XJMM QFSGPSN UIBO TUVEFOUT TIPXFE VQ TBJE ,SJTUFO rock trio Milkman's Union will perform.

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or picked tuxedos in colors such as white, PS QJDLFE UVYFEPT JO DPMPST TVDI BT XIJUF maroon, lime green or powder blue.

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5IFSF BMTP XJMM CF BSU QSPKFDUT UP QBSUJDJ There also will be art projects to participate in and a raffle for gift certificates QBUF JO BOE B SBGnF GPS HJGU DFSUJmDBUFT from local restaurants, arts venues and GSPN MPDBM SFTUBVSBOUT BSUT WFOVFT BOE stores.

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EFDBEF T NJOE BMUFSJOH TVCTUBODFT SEA-MONKEYS: Brine shrimp sound 4&" .0/,&:4 #SJOF TISJNQ TPVOE boring and scientific, so marketer Harold CPSJOH BOE TDJFOUJmD TP NBSLFUFS )BSPME von Braunhut decided to rename them WPO #SBVOIVU EFDJEFE UP SFOBNF UIFN with the much catchier moniker SeaXJUI UIF NVDI DBUDIJFS NPOJLFS 4FB Monkeys, and in the process created .POLFZT BOE JO UIF QSPDFTT DSFBUFE an aquatic craze. Spurred on by grossly BO BRVBUJD DSB[F 4QVSSFE PO CZ HSPTTMZ unrealistic ads in comic books and on VOSFBMJTUJD BET JO DPNJD CPPLT BOE PO TV, millions of kids dreamt of the mas57 NJMMJPOT PG LJET ESFBNU PG UIF NBT sive Sea-Monkey empire they'd oversee TJWF 4FB .POLFZ FNQJSF UIFZ E PWFSTFF one day. That is, until they came home POF EBZ 5IBU JT VOUJM UIFZ DBNF IPNF and their Sea-Monkeys were all floating BOE UIFJS 4FB .POLFZT XFSF BMM nPBUJOH belly-up, and they spent the rest of the CFMMZ VQ BOE UIFZ TQFOU UIF SFTU PG UIF day holding an elaborate funeral in the EBZ IPMEJOH BO FMBCPSBUF GVOFSBM JO UIF backyard.

CBDLZBSE FAUX WOOD PANELING: Natural '"69 800% 1"/&-*/( /BUVSBM materials were all the rage in the 70s, but NBUFSJBMT XFSF BMM UIF SBHF JO UIF T CVU so were polyester pants. This may explain TP XFSF QPMZFTUFS QBOUT 5IJT NBZ FYQMBJO why homeowners displayed an unnatural XIZ IPNFPXOFST EJTQMBZFE BO VOOBUVSBM fondness for fake wood paneling. It was GPOEOFTT GPS GBLF XPPE QBOFMJOH *U XBT the perfect complement to Naugahyde reUIF QFSGFDU DPNQMFNFOU UP /BVHBIZEF SF cliners, shag carpeting and plastic palm DMJOFST TIBH DBSQFUJOH BOE QMBTUJD QBMN trees. The only thing we can't explain is USFFT 5IF POMZ UIJOH XF DBO U FYQMBJO JT why this trend was so short-lived.

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walks and more, Merryspring Nature Center, WALKS AND MORE -ERRYSPRING .ATURE #ENTER

Camden. Free, merryspring.org. 10 a.m. to 12:30 #AMDEN &REE MERRYSPRING ORG A M TO p.m. Saturday.

P M 3ATURDAY Skowhegan Winter Carnival, children's games, 3KOWHEGAN 7INTER #ARNIVAL CHILDREN S GAMES

face painting, snowshoeing, pie-eating contest, FACE PAINTING SNOWSHOEING PIE EATING CONTEST

fire pit and more, Skowhegan Parks & Recreation lRE PIT AND MORE 3KOWHEGAN 0ARKS 2ECREATION Dept. Fees for some activities. 474-6901. 12:30 to $EPT &EES FOR SOME ACTIVITIES TO 2:30 p.m. Sunday.

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FRYEBURGACADEMY ORG PAC P M Japanese Cooking Class, with chef Chris Toy, *APANESE #OOKING #LASS WITH CHEF #HRIS 4OY

Now You're Cooking, Bath. Free/donation. .OW 9OU RE #OOKING "ATH &REE DONATION cityofbath.com. 5 to 7 p.m.

CITYOFBATH COM TO P M The Big Chill, ice sculptures, wine tasting, music, 4HE "IG #HILL ICE SCULPTURES WINE TASTING MUSIC

ice games, children's shows and more, The Red ICE GAMES CHILDREN S SHOWS AND MORE 4HE 2ED Barn at Outlook Farm, South Berwick. $20; $10 "ARN AT /UTLOOK &ARM 3OUTH "ERWICK for children; $40 per family, doverwomenaid.org.

FOR CHILDREN PER FAMILY DOVERWOMENAID ORG 5 to 11 p.m. Friday; 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday.

TO P M &RIDAY A M TO P M 3ATURDAY SATURDAY 3!452$!9 Sleigh Day, Skyline Farm, North Yarmouth. $8; 3LEIGH $AY 3KYLINE &ARM .ORTH 9ARMOUTH $30 per family; free for children under 6. 829 PER FAMILY FREE FOR CHILDREN UNDER 9203. Noon to 3 p.m. .OON TO P M Winter Carnival, bike race, dog sledding, story 7INTER #ARNIVAL BIKE RACE DOG SLEDDING STORY walk, equipment demonstration, food and drinks, WALK EQUIPMENT DEMONSTRATION FOOD AND DRINKS

Quarry Road Recreation Area, Waterville. Free/ 1UARRY 2OAD 2ECREATION !REA 7ATERVILLE &REE donation. 680-4744. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

DONATION A M TO P M Family Carnival, Japanese crafts, activities, dragon &AMILY #ARNIVAL *APANESE CRAFTS ACTIVITIES DRAGON parade and more, Bath Middle School. Free/ PARADE AND MORE "ATH -IDDLE 3CHOOL &REE donation, bath-tsugaru.org. 1 to 3 p.m.

DONATION BATH TSUGARU ORG TO P M Celebrity Sumo Wrestling, with Bowdoin College #ELEBRITY 3UMO 7RESTLING WITH "OWDOIN #OLLEGE

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Free/donation, bath-tsugaru.org. 7 p.m. &REE DONATION BATH TSUGARU ORG P M UMFK's Alumni Association Talent Show, vocal, 5-&+ S !LUMNI !SSOCIATION 4ALENT 3HOW VOCAL

instrumental and dance performances; proceeds INSTRUMENTAL AND DANCE PERFORMANCES PROCEEDS benefit scholarship fund; University of Maine BENElT SCHOLARSHIP FUND 5NIVERSITY OF -AINE (Fox Auditorium), Fort Kent. $5. 834-7557. 7 &OX !UDITORIUM &ORT +ENT p.m.

P M "Eight Planets and Counting," planetarium show h%IGHT 0LANETS AND #OUNTING v PLANETARIUM SHOW about the solar system, University of Southern ABOUT THE SOLAR SYSTEM 5NIVERSITY OF 3OUTHERN Maine (Southworth Planetarium), Portland. $4, -AINE 3OUTHWORTH 0LANETARIUM 0ORTLAND

$6. 780-4249. 3 p.m.

P M "Trendsetters: Emerging European Whites," h4RENDSETTERS %MERGING %UROPEAN 7HITES v sommelier Erica Archer leads a guided wineSOMMELIER %RICA !RCHER LEADS A GUIDED WINE tasting discussion, 21-plus; Wine Bar & TASTING DISCUSSION PLUS 7INE "AR Restaurant, Portland. $30 in advance; $35 day of 2ESTAURANT 0ORTLAND IN ADVANCE DAY OF event, winewiseevents.com. 6 to 8 p.m.

EVENT WINEWISEEVENTS COM TO P M "A Wine Walk in the Old Port: The Many Styles h! 7INE 7ALK IN THE /LD 0ORT 4HE -ANY 3TYLES of Cabernet," led by sommelier Erica Archer, OF #ABERNET v LED BY SOMMELIER %RICA !RCHER

21-pius; starts at Zapoteca and goes to three PLUS STARTS AT :APOTECA AND GOES TO THREE other restaurants, Portland. $35 in advance; $40 OTHER RESTAURANTS 0ORTLAND IN ADVANCE day of walk, winewiseevents.com. 3 to 5 p.m.

DAY OF WALK WINEWISEEVENTS COM TO P M Great Chowder Cook Off, American Legion Post 'REAT #HOWDER #OOK /FF !MERICAN ,EGION 0OST 42, Damariscotta. $5. 6:30 p.m.

$AMARISCOTTA P M Winter Family Fun Day, cross-country skiing, 7INTER &AMILY &UN $AY CROSS COUNTRY SKIING

snowshoeing, ice skating, sledding, horse-drawn SNOWSHOEING ICE SKATING SLEDDING HORSE DRAWN sleigh rides, natural history exploration and SLEIGH RIDES NATURAL HISTORY EXPLORATION AND more, Mt. Blue State Park, Weld. $1.50 for ages MORE -T "LUE 3TATE 0ARK 7ELD FOR AGES 12 to 64; free for all others. 585-2261. 10 a.m.

TO FREE FOR ALL OTHERS A M to 3 p.m.

TO P M SUNDAY 35.$!9 "Greetings from the Heart," chocolate and its h'REETINGS FROM THE (EART v CHOCOLATE AND ITS evolution in American cookery with Sandra EVOLUTION IN !MERICAN COOKERY WITH 3ANDRA Oliver, includes tasting, Freeport Historical /LIVER INCLUDES TASTING &REEPORT (ISTORICAL Society Harrington House. $10. freeporthistorical 3OCIETY (ARRINGTON (OUSE FREEPORTHISTORICAL society.org. 2 p.m.

SOCIETY ORG P M Southern Maine Antique Paper Show, more than 3OUTHERN -AINE !NTIQUE 0APER 3HOW MORE THAN 40 exhibitors, Fireside Inn, Portland. $4. 828 EXHIBITORS &IRESIDE )NN 0ORTLAND 8 0 6 5 . 8 : 3 0 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

A M TO P M Super Bowl XLVI Live in H D , Strand Theatre, 3UPER "OWL 8,6) ,IVE IN ($ 3TRAND 4HEATRE

Rockland. Free, rocklandstrand.com. 6:25 p.m.

2OCKLAND &REE ROCKLANDSTRAND COM P M "Dinosaurs," planetarium show, University h$INOSAURS v PLANETARIUM SHOW 5NIVERSITY of Southern Maine (Southworth Planetarium), OF 3OUTHERN -AINE 3OUTHWORTH 0LANETARIUM

Portland. $5; $4 for children and seniors.

0ORTLAND FOR CHILDREN AND SENIORS usm.maine.edu/planet. 3 p.m.

USM MAINE EDU PLANET P M "Gardening, Geisha, Green Tea and More," h'ARDENING 'EISHA 'REEN 4EA AND -ORE v afternoon of Japanese activities geared toward AFTERNOON OF *APANESE ACTIVITIES GEARED TOWARD a wide range of interests, Patten Free Library, A WIDE RANGE OF INTERESTS 0ATTEN &REE ,IBRARY

Bath. Price not given, bath-tsugaru.org. Noon to "ATH 0RICE NOT GIVEN BATH TSUGARU ORG .OON TO 5 p.m.

P M Shape Note Singing, four-part singing tradition 3HAPE .OTE 3INGING FOUR PART SINGING TRADITION also known as Sacred Harp, everyone is ALSO KNOWN AS 3ACRED (ARP EVERYONE IS welcome to participate, The New Church, WELCOME TO PARTICIPATE 4HE .EW #HURCH

Portland. Free/donation. 216-3890. 1 to 4 p.m.

0ORTLAND &REE DONATION TO P M MONDAY -/.$!9 Storytime in the Garden, hour-long stories 3TORYTIME IN THE 'ARDEN HOUR LONG STORIES read by Pat Jeremiah, Coastal Maine Botanical READ BY 0AT *EREMIAH #OASTAL -AINE "OTANICAL Gardens, Boothbay. Free. 633-4333. 10 a.m.

'ARDENS "OOTHBAY &REE A M TUESDAY 45%3$!9 KinderKonzerts, "Peter and the Wolf," for ages 3 +INDER+ONZERTS h0ETER AND THE 7OLF v FOR AGES

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A M A M AND P M FEB. 9 &%" National Theater in London Live: "Travelling .ATIONAL 4HEATER IN ,ONDON ,IVE h4RAVELLING Light," Nicholas Wright's new play, Strand ,IGHT v .ICHOLAS 7RIGHT S NEW PLAY 3TRAND Theatre, Rockland. $23; $15 forages 18 and 4HEATRE 2OCKLAND FOR AGES AND under, rocklandstrand.com. Live at 2 p.m.; UNDER ROCKLANDSTRAND COM ,IVE AT P M rebroadcast at 7 p.m.

REBROADCAST AT P M National Theater in London Live: "Travelling .ATIONAL 4HEATER IN ,ONDON ,IVE h4RAVELLING Light," Nicholas Wright's new play, Fryeburg ,IGHT v .ICHOLAS 7RIGHT S NEW PLAY &RYEBURG Academy (Leura Hill Eastman Performing Arts !CADEMY ,EURA (ILL %ASTMAN 0ERFORMING !RTS Center). $18; $15 for seniors; $10 for students. #ENTER FOR SENIORS FOR STUDENTS fryeburgacademy.org/pac. 2 p.m.

FRYEBURGACADEMY ORG PAC P M National Theater in London Live: "Travelling .ATIONAL 4HEATER IN ,ONDON ,IVE h4RAVELLING Light," Nicholas Wright's new play, Lincoln ,IGHT v .ICHOLAS 7RIGHT S NEW PLAY ,INCOLN Theater, Damariscotta. $15. 563-3424.

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FILMS N &),-3 TODAY 4/$!9 "Shall We Dance?" (1996), in Japanese with h3HALL 7E $ANCE v IN *APANESE WITH English subtitles, Winter Street Center, Bath. %NGLISH SUBTITLES 7INTER 3TREET #ENTER "ATH Donation, bath-tsugaru.org. 7 p.m. $ONATION BATH TSUGARU ORG P M FRIDAY &2)$!9 "Seven Samurai" (1954), classic Japanese actionh3EVEN 3AMURAIv CLASSIC *APANESE ACTION adventure, Hampton Inn, Bath. Donation, bathADVENTURE (AMPTON )NN "ATH $ONATION BATH tsugaru.org. 7 p.m.

TSUGARU ORG P M " I n the Blood" (2012), documentary about the h)N THE "LOODv DOCUMENTARY ABOUT THE history of Maine lumbermen accompanied by live HISTORY OF -AINE LUMBERMEN ACCOMPANIED BY LIVE music, Bates College (Olin Arts Center), Lewiston.

MUSIC "ATES #OLLEGE /LIN !RTS #ENTER ,EWISTON $6. batestickets.com. 7:30 p.m.

BATESTICKETS COM P M "Rockland Shorts," hour of short films with posth2OCKLAND 3HORTS v HOUR OF SHORT lLMS WITH POST screening discussion; some films contain adult SCREENING DISCUSSION SOME lLMS CONTAIN ADULT language and sexual content; Strand Theatre, LANGUAGE AND SEXUAL CONTENT 3TRAND 4HEATRE

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2OCKLAND P M SATURDAY 3!452$!9 "Retrospective: The Films ofTerrence Malick," h2ETROSPECTIVE 4HE &ILMS OF 4ERRENCE -ALICK v Strand Theatre, Rockland. $7.50. 594-0070. "The 3TRAND 4HEATRE 2OCKLAND h4HE Thin Red Line" (1998), 3 p.m.

4HIN 2ED ,INEv P M Fly Fishing Film Tour, preceded by silent auction, &LY &ISHING &ILM 4OUR PRECEDED BY SILENT AUCTION

Fryeburg Academy (Leura Hill Eastman Performing &RYEBURG !CADEMY ,EURA (ILL %ASTMAN 0ERFORMING Arts Center). $12 in advance; $15 day of show. !RTS #ENTER IN ADVANCE DAY OF SHOW 935-9232. 6:30 p.m.

P M MONDAY -/.$!9 "West Side Story" (1961), classic Oscar-winning h7EST 3IDE 3TORYv CLASSIC /SCAR WINNING musical, Skidompha Library, Damariscotta. $5/ MUSICAL 3KIDOMPHA ,IBRARY $AMARISCOTTA donation. 563-5513. 6:30 p.m.

DONATION P M "Devil Got My Woman," blues footage h$EVIL 'OT -Y 7OMAN v BLUES FOOTAGE from historic 1966 Newport Folk Festival, FROM HISTORIC .EWPORT &OLK &ESTIVAL

One Longfellow Square, Portland. $7. /NE ,ONGFELLOW 3QUARE 0ORTLAND onelongfellowsquare.com. 7 p.m.

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*ANET -ENDELSOHN AUTHOR OF h-AINE S -USEUMS Janet Mendelsohn, author of "Maine's Museums: !RT /DDITIES AND !RTIFACTS v 9ORK 0UBLIC ,IBRARY Art, Oddities and Artifacts," York Public Library. &REE YORK LIB ME US .OON Free, york.lib.me.us. Noon.

FRIDAY &2)$!9 h#OLONIAL (OUSE 2EVISITED *OHN "EAR "Colonial House Revisited: John Bear Reminisces," with storyteller, author and actor 2EMINISCES v WITH STORYTELLER AUTHOR AND ACTOR John Bear Mitchell, Ricker Memorial Library, *OHN "EAR -ITCHELL 2ICKER -EMORIAL ,IBRARY

Poland Spring. 998-4390. Book signing at 6:30 0OLAND 3PRING "OOK SIGNING AT p.m.; program at 7 p.m.

P M PROGRAM AT P M SATURDAY 3!452$!9 Poetry Reading and Commentary, with Maggie 0OETRY 2EADING AND #OMMENTARY WITH -AGGIE Finch and Jerry Day, Brunswick Inn on Park Row. &INCH AND *ERRY $AY "RUNSWICK )NN ON 0ARK 2OW Free. 721-0141.2 p.m. &REE P M SUNDAY 35.$!9 Ted Bookey, Helene McGlauflin and Ricardo 4ED "OOKEY (ELENE -C'LAUmIN AND 2ICARDO Zarate, poetry reading, Curtis Memorial Library, :ARATE POETRY READING #URTIS -EMORIAL ,IBRARY

Brunswick. Free. 721-0141. 1 p.m.

"RUNSWICK &REE P M TUESDAY 45%3$!9 "Chats w i t h Champions," with Martha White, h#HATS WITH #HAMPIONS v WITH -ARTHA 7HITE

author of "In the Words of E.B. White," Skidompha AUTHOR OF h)N THE 7ORDS OF % " 7HITE v 3KIDOMPHA Library, Damariscotta. 563-5513. 10 a.m. ,IBRARY $AMARISCOTTA A M WEDNESDAY 7%$.%3$!9 Toure, journalist and commentator, Bates College 4OURE JOURNALIST AND COMMENTATOR "ATES #OLLEGE (Benjamin Mays Center), Lewiston. 786-8303.

"ENJAMIN -AYS #ENTER ,EWISTON 7:30 p.m.

P M FEB. 9 &%" Dawn Potter and Meg Kearney, poetry reading, $AWN 0OTTER AND -EG +EARNEY POETRY READING

Bates College (Edmund S. Muskie Archives), "ATES #OLLEGE %DMUND 3 -USKIE !RCHIVES

Lewiston. Free. 786-6256. 7:30 p.m. ,EWISTON &REE P M

PRO SPORTS N 02/ 30/243 Portland Pirates, AHL affiliate of the Phoenix 0ORTLAND 0IRATES !(, AFlLIATE OF THE 0HOENIX #OYOTES #UMBERLAND #OUNTY #IVIC #ENTER

Coyotes, Cumberland County Civic Center, 0ORTLAND TO 6S "RIDGEPORT

Portland. $12 to $20. 828-4665. Vs. Bridgeport, 7 p.m. Friday; Vs. Binghamton, 7 p.m. Saturday.

P M &RIDAY 6S "INGHAMTON P M 3ATURDAY

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Cha Cha Lessons and Dance, music by Fred #HA #HA ,ESSONS AND $ANCE MUSIC BY &RED Dunn of Seacoast Ballroom, Avant Dance & Event $UNN OF 3EACOAST "ALLROOM !VANT $ANCE %VENT Center, Westbrook. $12. avantmaine.com. Lesson #ENTER 7ESTBROOK AVANTMAINE COM ,ESSON at 7:15 p.m.; dance 8 to 10:30 p.m. Friday.

AT P M DANCE TO P M &RIDAY Swing Dance, music by The Blue W i l l o w Band, 3WING $ANCE MUSIC BY 4HE "LUE 7ILLOW "AND

Wescustogo Hall, North Yarmouth. $8. 653-5012.

7ESCUSTOGO (ALL .ORTH 9ARMOUTH WEDNESDAY 7%$.%3$!9 Lesson at 7 p.m.; dance at 8 p.m. Friday. ,ESSON AT P M DANCE AT P M &RIDAY "Porgy and Bess" (1959), Dunaway Center, h0ORGY AND "ESSv $UNAWAY #ENTER

Contra Dance, with music by The Don Ray #ONTRA $ANCE WITH MUSIC BY 4HE $ON 2AY Ogunquit. Free. 646-7055. 7 p.m. /GUNQUIT &REE P M Quartet and caller Adina Gordon; bring "Lourdes" (2009), in French with English subtitles, 1UARTET AND CALLER !DINA 'ORDON BRING h,OURDESv IN &RENCH WITH %NGLISH SUBTITLES

clean non-street shoes for dancing; Falmouth Bowdoin College (Kresge Auditorium), Brunswick. CLEAN NON STREET SHOES FOR DANCING &ALMOUTH "OWDOIN #OLLEGE +RESGE !UDITORIUM "RUNSWICK Congregational Church. $5 to $10; free for Free. 725-3465. 7 p.m. &REE P M #ONGREGATIONAL #HURCH TO FREE FOR children under age 5. 358-9354. 7:15 p.m.

CHILDREN UNDER AGE P M Saturday.

FEB. 9 &%" 3ATURDAY Foreign Films in February, Rockland Library. Free. #ONTRA $ANCE WITH 4HE "IG -OOSE #ONTRA $ANCE &OREIGN &ILMS IN &EBRUARY 2OCKLAND ,IBRARY &REE Contra Dance, with The Big Moose Contra Dance 594-0310. "Welcome" (2009), in French, English h7ELCOMEv IN &RENCH %NGLISH Band and caller Chrissy Fowler, College of the "AND AND CALLER #HRISSY &OWLER #OLLEGE OF THE and Kurdish with English subtitles, 6:30 p.m.

AND +URDISH WITH %NGLISH SUBTITLES P M Atlantic (Gates Center), Bar Harbor. $6; free for !TLANTIC 'ATES #ENTER "AR (ARBOR FREE FOR children. 288-5015. Lessons at 7:30 p.m.; dance CHILDREN ,ESSONS AT P M DANCE at 8 p.m. Saturday.

AT P M 3ATURDAY BOOKS/AUTHORS N "//+3 !54(/23 International Folk Dance, dances from the )NTERNATIONAL &OLK $ANCE DANCES FROM THE Balkans, Israel, France, Greece and around the "ALKANS )SRAEL &RANCE 'REECE AND AROUND THE TODAY 4/$!9 world, The New Church, Portland. $5; $3 for WORLD 4HE .EW #HURCH 0ORTLAND FOR Tracy Ann Lord, author of "Good Catch," 4RACY !NN ,ORD AUTHOR OF h'OOD #ATCH v children. 776-5351. 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday.

CHILDREN TO P M 3UNDAY Rockland Library. 594-0310. 6:30 p.m.

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BJH>8 MUSIC

Continued from Page E25 :fek`el\[ ]ifd >OUS 3 # 2ICK -ILLER (IS "AND #HICAGO BLUES

Rick Miller & His Band, Chicago blues, 'INGKO "LUE *AZZ #LUB 0ORTLAND Gingko Blue Jazz Club, Portland. gingkoblue.com. 9 p.m.

GINGKOBLUE COM P M 3UNRUNNERS #ONFUSATRON AND 4HE Sunrunners, Confusatron and The Highway, indie rock, 21-pius; Geno's Rock (IGHWAY INDIE ROCK PLUS 'ENO S 2OCK #LUB 0ORTLAND &OLLOWS Club, Portland. 221-2382. Follows 5:30 p.m. art show.

P M ART SHOW Plague, industrial night, Asylum 0LAGUE INDUSTRIAL NIGHT !SYLUM (basement), Portland. $5; $2 before 9:30 BASEMENT 0ORTLAND BEFORE p.m. portlandasylum.com. 9:30 p.m.

P M PORTLANDASYLUM COM P M &IRST &RIDAY 3ALSA WITH 2ADIO -AMBO

First Friday Salsa, with Radio Mambo, Empire Dine and Dance, Portland. $6. %MPIRE $INE AND $ANCE 0ORTLAND portlandempire.com. 8:30 p.m.

PORTLANDEMPIRE COM P M

SUNDAY 35.$!9 Stephanie Hayward, vocals and 3TEPHANIE (AYWARD VOCALS AND keyboards, Andy's Old Port Pub, Portland.

KEYBOARDS !NDY S /LD 0ORT 0UB 0ORTLAND andysoldportpub.com. 5:30 p.m.

ANDYSOLDPORTPUB COM P M The Couch, open mic with host John Nels 4HE #OUCH OPEN MIC WITH HOST *OHN .ELS and guest artist Joe Gallant, Empire Dine AND GUEST ARTIST *OE 'ALLANT %MPIRE $INE and Dance, Portland, portlandempire.com.

AND $ANCE 0ORTLAND PORTLANDEMPIRE COM 9 p.m.

P M Rhythmic Cypher, open mic of spoken2HYTHMIC #YPHER OPEN MIC OF SPOKEN word poetry with live music, 21-plus; WORD POETRY WITH LIVE MUSIC PLUS Slainte, Portland. 828-0900. 8 p.m.

3LAINTE 0ORTLAND P M MONDAY -/.$!9 Frank Hopkins & Friends, funk, with &RANK (OPKINS &RIENDS FUNK WITH Supersonics, 21-plus; Big Easy, Portland.

3UPERSONICS PLUS "IG %ASY 0ORTLAND bigeasyportland.com. 8 p.m.

BIGEASYPORTLAND COM P M Trivia Night, Run of the Mill Brewpub, 4RIVIA .IGHT 2UN OF THE -ILL "REWPUB

TUESDAY 45%3$!9 Mike Krapovicky, contemporary acoustic -IKE +RAPOVICKY CONTEMPORARY ACOUSTIC rock, Andy's Old Port Pub, Portland.

ROCK !NDY S /LD 0ORT 0UB 0ORTLAND andysoldportpub.com. 6 p.m.

ANDYSOLDPORTPUB COM P M Chas Lester Trio, jazz, soul and funk, all #HAS ,ESTER 4RIO JAZZ SOUL AND FUNK ALL ages; Empire Dine and Dance, Portland.

AGES %MPIRE $INE AND $ANCE 0ORTLAND portlandempire.com. 8 p.m.

PORTLANDEMPIRE COM P M Karaoke Night with DJ Ponyfarm, 21+ARAOKE .IGHT WITH $* 0ONYFARM

plus; Slainte, Portland. $3, $5. 553-2350.

PLUS 3LAINTE 0ORTLAND

slaintewinebar.com. 9 p.m.

SLAINTEWINEBAR COM P M Open Mic Night with Slack Master, Run /PEN -IC .IGHT WITH 3LACK -ASTER 2UN of the Mill Brewpub, Saco. 571-9648. 8 to OF THE -ILL "REWPUB 3ACO TO 11 p.m.

P M WEDNESDAY 7%$.%3$!9 Al Dente's Inferno, ragtime, Blue, Portland. !L $ENTE S )NFERNO RAGTIME "LUE 0ORTLAND Donation, portcityblue.com. 7:30 p.m. $ONATION PORTCITYBLUE COM P M Traditional Irish Session, Irish music, Blue, 4RADITIONAL )RISH 3ESSION )RISH MUSIC "LUE

Portland. Donation, portcityblue.com.

0ORTLAND $ONATION PORTCITYBLUE COM 9:30 p.m.

P M Rap Night, 21-plus; Big Easy, Portland. $3.

2AP .IGHT PLUS "IG %ASY 0ORTLAND bigeasyportlancl.com. 9 p.m.

BIGEASYPORTLAND COM P M Mitch Alden, acoustic, RiRa, Portland.

-ITCH !LDEN ACOUSTIC 2I2A 0ORTLAND rira.com. 8:30 p.m.

RIRA COM P M Open Mic Night, Slainte, Portland. 553/PEN -IC .IGHT 3LAINTE 0ORTLAND 2350.8p.m.

P M Poke Chop &The Other White Meat, blues 0OKE #HOP 4HE /THER 7HITE -EAT BLUES jam, The Venue, portland. 541-9045. 7 JAM 4HE 6ENUE PORTLAND p.m.

P M David Beam and The Custom House Gang, $AVID "EAM AND 4HE #USTOM (OUSE 'ANG

blues and Americana, Andy's Old Port Pub, BLUES AND !MERICANA !NDY S /LD 0ORT 0UB

Portland, andysoldportpub.com. 7:30 p.m.

0ORTLAND ANDYSOLDPORTPUB COM P M Octane, swing/jazz, Gingko Blue Jazz /CTANE SWING JAZZ 'INGKO "LUE *AZZ Club, Portland, gingkoblue.com. 6 p.m. #LUB 0ORTLAND GINGKOBLUE COM P M Karaoke with DJ Johnny Red, Asylum, +ARAOKE WITH $* *OHNNY 2ED !SYLUM

Portland, portlandasylum.com. 9 p.m.

0ORTLAND PORTLANDASYLUM COM P M

FEB. 9 &%" Biohazard and Madball, rap/metal/punk, "IOHAZARD AND -ADBALL RAP METAL PUNK

with Sworn Enemy and Blue Collar WITH 3WORN %NEMY AND "LUE #OLLAR Product, 21-plus; Asylum, Portland.

0RODUCT PLUS !SYLUM 0ORTLAND $18 in advance; $21 day of show.

IN ADVANCE DAY OF SHOW portlandasylum.com. 9 p.m.

PORTLANDASYLUM COM P M Waylon Speed, country-metal, with 7AYLON 3PEED COUNTRY METAL WITH Hobson's Choice and Whale Oil, (OBSON S #HOICE AND 7HALE /IL

Empire Dine and Dance, Portland. $4. %MPIRE $INE AND $ANCE 0ORTLAND portlandempire.com. 9:30 p.m.

PORTLANDEMPIRE COM P M Alan and Erb, Americana, Andy's Old Port !LAN AND %RB !MERICANA !NDY S /LD 0ORT Pub, Portland, andysoldportpub.com.

0UB 0ORTLAND ANDYSOLDPORTPUB COM 6:30 p.m.

P M Scratch, Run of the Mill Brewpub, Saco.

3CRATCH 2UN OF THE -ILL "REWPUB 3ACO 571-9648. 8 to 11 p.m.

TO P M Tony Boffa Quartet, cool jazz, Gingko 4ONY "OFFA 1UARTET COOL JAZZ 'INGKO Blue Jazz Club, Portland, gingkoblue.com.

"LUE *AZZ #LUB 0ORTLAND GINGKOBLUE COM 8 p.m.

P M Poke Chop &The Other White Meat, open 0OKE #HOP 4HE /THER 7HITE -EAT OPEN blues jam, The Cage, Lewiston. 783-0668.

BLUES JAM 4HE #AGE ,EWISTON 8 p.m.

P M Band Beyond Description, jam-band "AND "EYOND $ESCRIPTION JAM BAND covers, 21-plus; Big Easy, Portland.

COVERS PLUS "IG %ASY 0ORTLAND bigeasyportland.com. 9 p.m.

BIGEASYPORTLAND COM P M Beer Pong, Line Dancing, Karaoke and DJ "EER 0ONG ,INE $ANCING +ARAOKE AND $* B-set, 21-plus; ClubTexas, Auburn. $2. 784" SET PLUS #LUB 4EXAS !UBURN 7785. Doors at 6 p.m. $OORS AT P M Open Mic Night, Deer Run Tavern, /PEN -IC .IGHT $EER 2UN 4AVERN

Yarmouth. 846-9555. 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.

9ARMOUTH TO P M Jerks of Grass, bluegrass, Bayside Bowl, *ERKS OF 'RASS BLUEGRASS "AYSIDE "OWL

Portland, baysidebowl.com. 8 p.m.

0ORTLAND BAYSIDEBOWL COM P M Maine Songwriters Association in -AINE 3ONGWRITERS !SSOCIATION IN the Round, Blue, Portland. Donation.

THE 2OUND "LUE 0ORTLAND $ONATION portcityblue.com. 6 p.m.

PORTCITYBLUE COM P M Justin Lantrip, singer-songwriter, Blue, *USTIN ,ANTRIP SINGER SONGWRITER "LUE

Portland. Donation, portcityblue.com. 8 0ORTLAND $ONATION PORTCITYBLUE COM p.m.

P M Trapparatus, funky jazz, Blue, Portland.

4RAPPARATUS FUNKY JAZZ "LUE 0ORTLAND Donation, portcityblue.com. 10 p.m. $ONATION PORTCITYBLUE COM P M

Ă&#x192;,%h BDK>:H '70s MOVIES

(and their hair), a sheepish BOE UIFJS IBJS B TIFFQJTI Christopher Plummer in a $ISJTUPQIFS 1MVNNFS JO B muumim, a more annoying NVVNVV B NPSF BOOPZJOH robot than C-3PO and an SPCPU UIBO $ 10 BOE BO all-around talent-lack. The BMM BSPVOE UBMFOU MBDL 5IF fact that this was never lamGBDU UIBU UIJT XBT OFWFS MBN pooned on "Mystery Science QPPOFE PO i.ZTUFSZ 4DJFODF Theater 3000" is a national 5IFBUFS w JT B OBUJPOBM tragedy.

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cused of a ritual murder. As he DVTFE PG B SJUVBM NVSEFS "T IF delves into the case, ChamEFMWFT JOUP UIF DBTF $IBN berlain becomes increasingly CFSMBJO CFDPNFT JODSFBTJOHMZ haunted by visions of all of IBVOUFE CZ WJTJPOT PG BMM PG Australia being destroyed by a "VTUSBMJB CFJOH EFTUSPZFE CZ B cataclysmic tidal wave. HauntDBUBDMZTNJD UJEBM XBWF )BVOU ing, weird and ultimately terriJOH XFJSE BOE VMUJNBUFMZ UFSSJ fying - although, sadly, George GZJOH o BMUIPVHI TBEMZ (FPSHF Kennedy does not appear. ,FOOFEZ EPFT OPU BQQFBS WORST: "Meteor" (1979): 80345 i.FUFPSw

As the 70s dribbled to a close, "T UIF T ESJCCMFE UP B DMPTF the "busload of stars slumUIF iCVTMPBE PG TUBST TMVN ming for a paycheck in front NJOH GPS B QBZDIFDL JO GSPOU of unconvincing miniature PG VODPOWJODJOH NJOJBUVSF effects" trend culminated FGGFDUTw USFOE DVMNJOBUFE in this pre-"Armageddon" JO UIJT QSF i"SNBHFEEPOw slog about the titular model TMPH BCPVU UIF UJUVMBS NPEFM boulder threatening a sixthCPVMEFS UISFBUFOJOH B TJYUI grader's model New York.

HSBEFS T NPEFM /FX :PSL The likes of Sean Connery, 5IF MJLFT PG 4FBO $POOFSZ Henry Fonda, Natalie Wood, )FOSZ 'POEB /BUBMJF 8PPE Karl Maiden, Trevor Howard ,BSM .BMEFO 5SFWPS )PXBSE and Brian Keith (looking very, BOE #SJBO ,FJUI MPPLJOH WFSZ very sheepish) mumble lines WFSZ TIFFQJTI NVNCMF MJOFT like Connery's classic, "If you MJLF $POOFSZ T DMBTTJD i*G ZPV think you can prevent it by UIJOL ZPV DBO QSFWFOU JU CZ burying your heads under a CVSZJOH ZPVS IFBET VOEFS B blanket of (expletive), fine. If CMBOLFU PG FYQMFUJWF mOF *G you ever reach your decision, ZPV FWFS SFBDI ZPVS EFDJTJPO I'll be in the bar across the * MM CF JO UIF CBS BDSPTT UIF street." It's the only line he TUSFFU w *U T UIF POMZ MJOF IF delivers with some feeling.

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EXPLOITATION/GRINDHOUSE <OGCF@K8K@FE&>I@E;?FLJ<

BEST: "The Texas Chain#&45 i5IF 5FYBT $IBJO saw Massacre" (1974): TBX .BTTBDSFw

"Grindhouse" was rarely i(SJOEIPVTFw XBT SBSFMZ more literal than in this stillNPSF MJUFSBM UIBO JO UIJT TUJMM grueling low-budget legend HSVFMJOH MPX CVEHFU MFHFOE about a family of cannibal BCPVU B GBNJMZ PG DBOOJCBM human-butchers and the IVNBO CVUDIFST BOE UIF unpleasant vanload of young VOQMFBTBOU WBOMPBE PG ZPVOH people they want to turn into QFPQMF UIFZ XBOU UP UVSO JOUP sausage. The grimy, authenTBVTBHF 5IF HSJNZ BVUIFO tically-disreputable atmoUJDBMMZ EJTSFQVUBCMF BUNP sphere of "TCM" has never TQIFSF PG i5$.w IBT OFWFS been equalled. You should CFFO FRVBMMFE :PV TIPVME probably be grateful...

QSPCBCMZ CF HSBUFGVMy WORST (TIE): "I Spit on 80345 5*& i* 4QJU PO Your Grave" (1978) and "The :PVS (SBWFw BOE i5IF Last House on the Left" -BTU )PVTF PO UIF -FGUw (1972): I'm not condemning

* N OPU DPOEFNOJOH the exploitative rape-iness UIF FYQMPJUBUJWF SBQF JOFTT of these notorious cult films, PG UIFTF OPUPSJPVT DVMU mMNT necessarily; I love movie OFDFTTBSJMZ * MPWF NPWJF sleaze in all its forms. I call TMFB[F JO BMM JUT GPSNT * DBMM out these dirtbag-favorite PVU UIFTF EJSUCBH GBWPSJUF flicks for making it clear that nJDLT GPS NBLJOH JU DMFBS UIBU the directors (Meir Zarchi UIF EJSFDUPST .FJS ;BSDIJ and Wes Craven, respecBOE 8FT $SBWFO SFTQFD tively) were cynically getting UJWFMZ XFSF DZOJDBMMZ HFUUJOH off on the degradation of their PGG PO UIF EFHSBEBUJPO PG UIFJS various heroines.

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BEST: "Enter the Dragon" #&45 i&OUFS UIF %SBHPOw (1973): Was there ever any

8BT UIFSF FWFS BOZ doubt? /P BDUJPO TUBS JO UIF No action star, in the EPVCU history of movies, has ever IJTUPSZ PG NPWJFT IBT FWFS been more charismatic, sexy, CFFO NPSF DIBSJTNBUJD TFYZ graceful or legitimately forHSBDFGVM PS MFHJUJNBUFMZ GPS midable than Bruce Lee, and NJEBCMF UIBO #SVDF -FF BOE this is his best movie. Sure, UIJT JT IJT CFTU NPWJF 4VSF it's got problems, as do all JU T HPU QSPCMFNT BT EP BMM Lee's (sadly meager) roster of -FF T TBEMZ NFBHFS SPTUFS PG films. Still, as Lee infiltrates mMNT 4UJMM BT -FF JOmMUSBUFT the now-cliche martial arts UIF OPX DMJDIF NBSUJBM BSUT tournament on the now-reqUPVSOBNFOU PO UIF OPX SFR uisite evil crimelord's private VJTJUF FWJM DSJNFMPSE T QSJWBUF island and defeats formidable JTMBOE BOE EFGFBUT GPSNJEBCMF psychos Bolo Yeung and Bob QTZDIPT #PMP :FVOH BOE #PC Wall - and then an entire army 8BMM o BOE UIFO BO FOUJSF BSNZ - there has never been a more o UIFSF IBT OFWFS CFFO B NPSF thrilling screen presence, of UISJMMJOH TDSFFO QSFTFODF PG any genre, ever.

BOZ HFOSF FWFS WORST: "Bruce Lee Fights Back From the 80345 i#SVDF -FF 'JHIUT #BDL 'SPN UIF Grave" (1976): As if to prove how irreplaceable (SBWFw "T JG UP QSPWF IPX JSSFQMBDFBCMF Lee was, an entire industry sprang up (called -FF XBT BO FOUJSF JOEVTUSZ TQSBOH VQ DBMMFE "Bruceploitation") after Lee's death, churning i#SVDFQMPJUBUJPOw BGUFS -FF T EFBUI DIVSOJOH out martial-arts knockoffs capitalizing on the PVU NBSUJBM BSUT LOPDLPGGT DBQJUBMJ[JOH PO UIF man's legacy. I chose this one not necessarily NBO T MFHBDZ * DIPTF UIJT POF OPU OFDFTTBSJMZ because of its awfulness, but because of its CFDBVTF PG JUT BXGVMOFTT CVU CFDBVTF PG JUT utter shamelessness -1 mean, having faux VUUFS TIBNFMFTTOFTT o * NFBO IBWJOH GBVY Bruce rise from his (cheesy, box-lettered) #SVDF SJTF GSPN IJT DIFFTZ CPY MFUUFSFE

grave because he made a deal with the devil?

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SLASHER FILMS JC8J?<I =@CDJ

BEST: "Halloween" (1978): #&45 i)BMMPXFFOw

It's not its fault that nearly *U T OPU JUT GBVMU UIBU OFBSMZ every aspect of John CarpenFWFSZ BTQFDU PG +PIO $BSQFO ter's seminal slasher about UFS T TFNJOBM TMBTIFS BCPVU silent, implacable killer TJMFOU JNQMBDBCMF LJMMFS Michael Myers returning to .JDIBFM .ZFST SFUVSOJOH UP his hometown on a certain IJT IPNFUPXO PO B DFSUBJO holiday evening has been reIPMJEBZ FWFOJOH IBT CFFO SF cycled into cliche hundreds DZDMFE JOUP DMJDIF IVOESFET of times in the intervening PG UJNFT JO UIF JOUFSWFOJOH ÂŁ ZFBST /PS JT JU TVSQSJTJOH years. Nor is it surprising | UIBU OPOF PG UIPTF NZSJBE that none of those myriad â&#x20AC;˘3 JNJUBUPST IBWF TVSQBTTFE JU imitators have surpassed it. | 80345 i%SJWF *O .BT WORST: "Drive-In MasSi TBDSFw *G ZPV WF HPU B sacre" (1977): If you've got a sure-fire sleaze-classic title TVSF mSF TMFB[F DMBTTJD UJUMF like that, you'd darn well better not be this MJLF UIBU ZPV E EBSO XFMM CFUUFS OPU CF UIJT ridiculously dull.

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SATURDAY 3!452$!9 Hobgoblin Lounge Series, with music by (OBGOBLIN ,OUNGE 3ERIES WITH MUSIC BY The Aquanauts, burlesque dancer Becky 4HE !QUANAUTS BURLESQUE DANCER "ECKY Bottoms of Atomic Trash and pinup model "OTTOMS OF !TOMIC 4RASH AND PINUP MODEL Holly D'Anger, Bayside Bowl, Portland.

(OLLY $ !NGER "AYSIDE "OWL 0ORTLAND baysidebowl.com. 8 to 11 p.m.

BAYSIDEBOWL COM TO P M Ducky Boys, punk, CD-release show with $UCKY "OYS PUNK #$ RELEASE SHOW WITH Pinkerton Thugs, Hudson Falcons and 0INKERTON 4HUGS (UDSON &ALCONS AND Lenny Lashley, 21-plus; Geno's Rock Club, ,ENNY ,ASHLEY PLUS 'ENO S 2OCK #LUB

Portland. 221-2382. 8 p.m.

0ORTLAND P M Scott Lank, classic rock covers, Jumpin' 3COTT ,ANK CLASSIC ROCK COVERS *UMPIN Jakes Seafood Cafe, Old Orchard Beach. *AKES 3EAFOOD #AFE /LD /RCHARD "EACH 937-3250. 7 p.m.

P M Jacob Augustine, singer-songwriter, with *ACOB !UGUSTINE SINGER SONGWRITER WITH Tom Thumb and Lisa/Liza, The Oak and the 4OM 4HUMB AND ,ISA ,IZA 4HE /AK AND THE Ax, Biddeford. $8 in advance; $10 day of !X "IDDEFORD IN ADVANCE DAY OF show, theoakandtheax.blogspot.com.

SHOW THEOAKANDTHEAX BLOGSPOT COM 8 p.m.

P M Cullu, jazz/blues, Big Easy, Portland. #ULLU JAZZ BLUES "IG %ASY 0ORTLAND bigeasyportland.com. 9 p.m.

BIGEASYPORTLAND COM P M Highland Rovers, Irish rock, RiRa, Portland.

(IGHLAND 2OVERS )RISH ROCK 2I2A 0ORTLAND rira.com. 10 p.m.

RIRA COM P M Take One Car, The Nasty and Volcano 4AKE /NE #AR 4HE .ASTY AND 6OLCANO Rabbit, rock, 131 Washington Ave, 2ABBIT ROCK 7ASHINGTON !VE

Portland, facebook.com/131 Washington.

0ORTLAND FACEBOOK COM WASHINGTON 8 p.m.

P M Riot Act, rock, 21-pius; Club Texas, 2IOT !CT ROCK PLUS #LUB 4EXAS

Auburn. $5. clubtexas.info. Doors at 8 p.m. !UBURN CLUBTEXAS INFO $OORS AT P M Third Seven with Billy Mickelson, rock 4HIRD 3EVEN WITH "ILLY -ICKELSON ROCK cello, Andy's Old Port Pub, Portland.

CELLO !NDY S /LD 0ORT 0UB 0ORTLAND andysoldportpub.com. 8:30 p.m.

ANDYSOLDPORTPUB COM P M Kennebunk River Band, rock/blues, Run +ENNEBUNK 2IVER "AND ROCK BLUES 2UN of the Mill Brewpub, Saco. 571-9648. 8 to OF THE -ILL "REWPUB 3ACO TO 11 p.m.

P M Eric Ott, singer/songwriter, Blue, Portland. %RIC /TT SINGER SONGWRITER "LUE 0ORTLAND portcityblue.com. Donation. 6 p.m.

PORTCITYBLUE COM $ONATION P M John FunkhouserTrio, jazz/funk/ *OHN &UNKHOUSER 4RIO JAZZ FUNK blues, Blue, Portland. Donation.

BLUES "LUE 0ORTLAND $ONATION portcityblue.com. 8 p.m.

PORTCITYBLUE COM P M Mike BelingTrio, jazz, Blue, Portland.

-IKE "ELING 4RIO JAZZ "LUE 0ORTLAND Donation, portcityblue.com. 10 p.m. $ONATION PORTCITYBLUE COM P M Tommy O'Connell &The Juke Joint Devils, 4OMMY / #ONNELL 4HE *UKE *OINT $EVILS

blues/swing, Gingko Blue Jazz Club, BLUES SWING 'INGKO "LUE *AZZ #LUB

Portland, gingkoblue.com. 9 p.m.

0ORTLAND GINGKOBLUE COM P M Kelly Parker Band, country/pop, 21-plus; +ELLY 0ARKER "AND COUNTRY POP PLUS Club Texas, Auburn. 784-7785. 8 p.m. #LUB 4EXAS !UBURN P M El Grande, groove reggae, 21-plus; %L 'RANDE GROOVE REGGAE PLUS Empire Dine and Dance, Portland. %MPIRE $INE AND $ANCE 0ORTLAND portlandempire.com. 9 p.m.

PORTLANDEMPIRE COM P M

Saco. 571-9648. 7 to 9 p.m.

3ACO TO P M Open Mic with Alec Wall, acoustic singers /PEN -IC WITH !LEC 7ALL ACOUSTIC SINGERS and performers, Andy's Old Port Pub, AND PERFORMERS !NDY S /LD 0ORT 0UB

Portland, andysoldportpub.com. 7 p.m.

0ORTLAND ANDYSOLDPORTPUB COM P M Stowaways Bluegrass Night, Empire Dine 3TOWAWAYS "LUEGRASS .IGHT %MPIRE $INE and Dance, Portland, portlandempire.com.

AND $ANCE 0ORTLAND PORTLANDEMPIRE COM 6 p.m. open jam; 8 p.m. concert.

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