nd d nc portr ylng urban much- ccl 1m d rol Doro hy. pr nt Ion 'From Th Youth Hom
I young t rsonth run. Attc r, (313/832-2232). ToY e' th W y County Youth
PT ( 3/8 8285) Hom, 1333 E For ,0 rott, MI
• 7339 Th rd Ave 31 75- . I 48207. 5pm to 7pm. Cont Shirl
I' S PT II WED DAY, J ck on (961-4500).
""__LE-C-TU-R-E---C-h-r1-B-urw-e-lI_"'to MO DAY, . · SEPT. 23 I THUR DAY,
lecture 'With An Abstract Vision' at . 21 _ A.
th Detro Institute of Arts, Holley w COLLECTION GALLERY - PT 24
Rm, 5200 Woodward, 0 trolt, MI 1.\ WORKSHOP - During the mo h 0 gn th h e ch rlsh for . •
48202. Burwell explor the works of of S pt. ny organlz d group of generation re on dl play In th LECTURE _ Chari s Burw II
m [or African American artists. flft normore may r rve Special American life Collection G I ry, a Op nlng R c ptlon, 'A zing
(875-0923 or 833-0247). ' Saturday Workshop. These sdhowcal elt for furodnltur!, frand Spac t th Sh rry W hlngton
PHOTO EXHIBIT _ A collection workshops are: Ice Cream, Candle ecor t ve ems repr uc om Gall ry, 1274 Library St, 0 rolt, MI
of 200 photographs showing the Making and Colonial Kitchen. the mu um' coli ctlon . A d I r 48226. Painting will be on exhibit
hards I sand experlenc s Italian Videotaping available. For more resourc c nt r provides gallery from Sept. 24thruDec. 12, 19925pm
Americans faced before and after Information and r ervatlon, call vi Itors with p clat-ord r to 8pm. Contact Shirley J ckson
coming to this country will be WaJterW aver (313/833-1263). Information nd II t of av II ble (961-4500).
Ize , colors and flnlshe plus t
exhibited at the Detroit Public Ubrary, name of retailer whosellAmerlcan 1.\ NEW WORLD FURROWS -
5201 Woodward, from Sept. 20 thru I,' TUESDAY, Ufe Collection products near th Ir Form r Oetrolter Michel Gibbs Is
Oct. 228, 1992. The exhibit s FREE home towns. FREE. Henry Ford f atured In an exhibit titled New
and . open to the public. SEPT, 22 Mu um. Call (313/271-1620). World Furrow t the Sword Into
(313/833-4043). . S & Plow har Pe ceC nter&Gallery,
1.\ RUNAWAYS - The Attic Th re 1.\ THE WJZ - Detroit will get a 1.\ HISTORY CLAS - African 33 E Adams Av In Detroit, MI, Sept.
open Its '92-'93 e on with the cha1c to' e on down the road' African-American hi tory class - 24 thru Oct. 3. New World Furrows
Inspired musical, Runaways, by with the magical mu Ical weekly Ions for 12 weeks. 5:30 xpr th rtl' Int r In, and
Elizabeth Swados. Sept. 20thru Oct. xtrav ganza, rrh WIz,' wh nth to 7pm. Mr . ehe r Farmer I th Identification with, Indigenous
17: With a cast comprised entirety of Tony award-wfmlng how plays th Instructor. Mldwe Labor Institute peopl s, their plrltuallty grounded
teen gers from eight n differ nt glorlou N w M sonic Temple for Social Studl ,2641 W Grand with all thing and beings.
hool R II f Blvd (875-5790).
SC s, unaways a co g 0 Theatre,500T mpleAve, from S pt. 1.\ LECTURE _ A lecture and lid 1.\ CAREER FAIR - The Detroit
songs, monologues, scenes, poems 22-27. Stephanie Mills reprl her Urban League will conduct Its annual
Career Fair, Making the Right
Connection ,from 12noon to 7pm at
the Mercy College Conference
Center, 8200 W Outer Dr. FREE.
Open to �h public. (895-2500).
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B�KROCK. ..
t The music industry consist of
, many things n order to sen t .
I quantities of records. You need radio
:1 airplay, a supportive record company
t. and a solid grassroot street founda­
:: tion.
:: Until now, rap artists from
:: Michigan/Midwest have had very lit­
:1 tie airplay, even less support from the
;; major record com.panies and no street
tl ground promotions.
l� :
� The Street Promoter magazine is
the brainchild of Keith Havard and
Shawn P. The two combined forces
because no one in Michigan or the
Midwest would promote street (rap)
music.
The Street Promoter has both the
tools and a staff to promote street
(rap) the way it deserve to be
promoted. Staff members pass the
magazine out on the streets and also
put .up posters of featured artist. .
The magazine can also be picked
up at ur local record store, at a
concert venue or on a street near you.
HOT 10 ALBUMS
1. "SHORTVTHE PIMP"
........................................................ Too Short (Jive/RCA)
2. "BOOMERANG - MovIe Soundtrack"
........................................ V�rious Artists (LAF AQEI Arista)
. 3. "WHAT'S THE 411"
........................................... Mary J. Blige (Uptown/MCA)
4. "WAY 2 FONKAY"
............................................................. DJQuik (Profile)
5. "BUSINESS NEVER PERSONAL"
...................................... EPM D (Def Jam/RAUColum bia)
6. "3 VAS 5 MONTHS & 2 DAYS IN THE UFE •.. �·
................................... Arrested Development (Chrysalis)
7. "MECCA & THE SOUL BROTHERS"
....................................... Pete Rock & CL Smooth (Elektra)'
8. "FUNKY DIVAS"
............................................. EnVogue (Acto EastNVest)
9. "DEAD SERIOUS"
., DAS EFX (Atco EastNVest)
10. "THE INVINCIBLE"
........................................................ Raheem(Rap-A-Lot)
I FRIDAY, SEPT. 251
1.\ FOREVER PLAID - The hilarious
International musical heads to
Ferndale's t,1aglc Bag The tr ,
2291"S' Yi60dWtI (t, ((Jf' '�'mlt d
'ftg r.� (tInrllh nObt ... ·1':
Pr",1 In S 26. Tickets
sale.
1.\ LECTURE - Dr. Tina Mason will
host a private receptlon for Charles
Burwell at 1210 Ellis Rd, YpSilanti, MI
48197. 6pm to 8pm.
SATURDAY,
SEPT. 26
1.\ BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION _
Join us In an special musical tribute
to Jazz master, Innovator John
Coltrane. Born September 23, 1926,
In Hamlette North ceroune, .Coltrane
left IGlant Stepsl that have marked
the growth and direction of Jazz music
worldwide. The community Is
encouraged to attend this family
gathering. llckets and Information at
Cass Co-op (Cass Ave at WIllis)
(831-7452).
COLONIAL BIRTHDAY PARTY -
On Saturdays, all year celebrate your
child's birthday with hand-made,
old-fashioned Ice cream and colonial
games. The group must consist of
fifteen or more children. Videotaping
Is available. Fee: $5 per child (adults
HOT 10 SINGLES
1. "REAL LOVE"
.......................................... Mary J. Blige (Uptown/MCA)
2. "END OF'THE ROAD"
......................................... Boyz II Men (LAFACEJArista)
.. a "PEOPLE EVERYDAY"
................................. Arrested Development (Chrysalis)
4. "HUMPIN' AROUND"
..................................................... .'.BobbyBrown (MCA)
5. "CROSS OVER"
...................................... EPM D (Def Jam/RALJColum bia)
6. "I'M FREAKY"
...................... ! X-Change (Flip Top)
7. "MONEY & THE POWER"
.... .. Scarface(Rap-A-Lot)
a "KEY TO YOUR SHACKLES"
.................................... A.U.T.H.O.R.I.T.y. (Black & Gold)
9. "MONEY CAN'T BUY YOU LOVE" .
................................... Ralph Tresvant (Perspective/ A&M)
10. "EVER SO CLEAR"
................................................ Bushwick Bill (Rap-A-Lot)
I
Maj or Production i
pie ed to welcome Island
recording art' t Millie Scott
to Peg us in th Fi her. The
intern tion lly reknown
Scott will perform with The
Dream B nd on n ongoing
b . every Thursday, Friday
nd Saturday evenin begin­
ning September 24th.
"There i a erio I c of
nightlife in th ew Center
area", ay Pegas ' manager
Arlene Mighion, "We're
thrilled to debut live music at
Pegasus with a star the caliber
of Millie Scott!"
"Detroit i my hometown"
y Scott, best remembered
for such hits "Every Little
Bls" and "A Love of Your
Own", "I'm really looking
forward to performing here.
I'm sure I'll see all myoid
friends, and lots of new ones, tool"
Millie Scott and The Dream Band will perform from 9pm to lam at
Pegasus in the Fisher, 3011 W Grand Blvd (the Fisher Bldg) in Detroit.
For reservations or details, call (313) 875-7400.
$12 tickets.
9-22 BOXING - Fight Night at Th
Pal c ,card to be announced, 8pm,
20, $15 r erved and $10 g&n8ral
admission, cabaret and ringSide
eating also available .
I ..... I, , I I
9-28 Morrissey, 8pm, $20 reserved,
special Superfan seating also
available.
..- The Palace of Aublm H Is Is
located at Two Championship Dr. In
Aubum Hills (313/3n-0100).
THE RITZ
9-19 GEORGE CUNTON - the
legendary Detroit based creator of
The Funk phenomenal, will be
appearing at the Ritz night club at
8pm. Also on this show will be
Esham, plus Bootsey X & The Love
Masters.
- The Ritz Is located at 17580
Frazho In Roseville. (3131778-8150).
free). KJd of all ag s. For more
Information and reservations call
Walter Weaver (313/833-1�).
LECTURE - Norma & Jon Barfield
will host a private reception and
lecture by Oharle .Burwell and
Shirley Woodson, 'Legacy of Great
Art - African American Cutture' at
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(series 14),6pm, $22.50pavUlon/$12
lawn .
9-27 REO Speedwagon wsg
Lonesome City Kings (series 5),
1 pm, & 5pm, $22.50 pavlllon/$10
lawn, groups of 15 or more receive
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- The new Pine Knob Is located
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THE PALACE
9-19 WRESTLING - Superstars of
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DON-E
continued from B1
gospel-soul of "When We Get To
Heaven", an altogether more per­
sonal . plea for more under­
standing.
And while some of the songs
certainly have. a serious side,
DON-e insists that with most of
them he's "aiming for a sense of
looseness and freedom, so that
people can get swept tip in them
and just let their reality fade away
for a little while. l'm only 21 and
I want to have some fun before I
start exploring the deeper heavier