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1 'Woodstock Alive' festival begins Saturday in Bearsville Friday. June 23, 1989 Poughkeepslq Journal IIP SSS Dy Greg Goth Jonrnit itaft Oh, The solstice has come and gone. It's officially summer, school's out, etc Have a picnic. Go see some music Let's get to the listings. A Mlnt Fest: There'll be plenty of music up Woodstock way this weekend.

Behind Barlow's, Route 212, Bearsville, they're throwing a thing called Woodstock Alive, Saturday and Sunday from noon 8 p.m. featured performers Saturday are The Wallers, Fabulous Rhinestones, Futu Futu and The Phantoms. Lcvon Helm and the All Stars, Dr. John and The Chili Brothers are featured Sunday. Tickets are $20 in advance, $22 at the gate, and are available at Abrams Music in Kingston, Record City in Poughkeepsie, Not Fade Away Tie Dye in New Paltz, the Rhinebeck Health Food Store, and the Tinker Street Cafe and Haggler's Antiques in Woodstock.

At the Civic Center: Quick, name a blues rock guitarist. Did you say Stevie Ray Vaughan? Good Yep, ol Stevie Ray comes tearing back into town Tuesday at 7:31, at the Mid Hudson Civic Center, Market Street, Poughkeepsie. He's touring in support of his latest album. In Step. Clubs 'nv Concerts It's taken Stevie Ray just six years to go from best newcomer in Guitar Player magazine's poll to the standard, the one folks think of immediately when blues and rock come to mind.

Stevie Ray will be joined by his band Double Trouble. Indiana's own Henry Lee Summer opens the show. If you saw Henry Lee at his Chance gigs last summer, you know you're in for a revival Tickets arc $18. Upcoming at the Civic Center TiffanyNew Kids On The Block, July 14; Take note Sheena Easton tickets ($19.50) go on sale Saturday at noon. The show is July 18.

For more information, call 454 5800, or the Ticketmaster Chargeline at 454 3388. At the Chance: The Chance, 6 Crannell Poughkeepsie, has a big variety of music coming in this weekend. Tonight, put on your tie dye shirt and listen to the New Potato Caboose. They say they don't want to be called the Dead's little brothers anymore, but when you've got seven guys in your band, including two drummers, a full time lyricist, and your repertoire is full of neo psychedella, what are people supposed to think? Tickets are $8.50. Saturday, the Chance presents an evening with longtime local favorites Zebra.

Tickets are $13.50. Sunday, Branford Manalis makes his first appearance in the Mid Hudson Valley, at 8. He's touring in support of his new record, Trio Jeepy, which he says borrows sounds from the Sonny Rollins Ben Webster school of jazz. If you're a jazz fan, don't miss this one (for more on ansa lis, see the story on page ID). Tickets are $19.50 (reserved), and $16 50 for general admission.

Upcoming at the Chance: Physical Graffiti, July Skid Row, July Skyy, July 3. For more information, call 452 1233. At the Crier The Towne Crier, Route 22, Pawling, presents a summer solstice special concert tonight at 9.30 with the Richard Brooks Quartet and Friends. Brooks, best known as the violinist of Solstice (there's the rub), has worked with the Paul Winter Consort, among others. His band includes Nick Bariluk on keyboards, George Skidd on bass and Allan Pugielli on drums.

Also appearing is performance artist Bob Balo. Tickets are $10. Saturday, jazz guitarists Bucky and John Pizzarelli come to the Crier. Bucky has played with some of the greats Benny Goodman. Vaughan Monroe and Skitch On the "On the Radio" is a selective guide to what's on the air, taken From information supplied to us by area radio stations.

WFGB (89.7 FM, Kingston) Contemporary Chrtstton music 24 hours doy Monday Friday 1 0 a.m. and 8i30 p.m.: Insight for living II i30 a.m. 2:30 p.m. lei's Talk About Jesus 2 p.m. and 8 p.m.: Focus On The family 4 3 p.m.i Talk bock 94 (94.3 FM, Kingston) Monday Friday 7:50 a.m.

and 4:50 p.m.: Cla ence "The Young and the Restless" updates 8:50 o.m. and 3:50 p.m.: Notional lampoon's True facts Sunday 8 o.m. noon: Amencon Top 40 bhodoe Stevens II 9 p.m. midnight Dance Traxn ITop 30 dance chart) wczx (97.7 FM, Poughkeepsie) Classic hits of the '60s. '70s ond '80s Friday noon Sunday midnight: Busch Boer Hot Won flashbocks Phil Davenport (music and history ol highlighted artists).

Friday p.m. Sunday midnight A class reunion Hot Wax Weekend (featuring a different decade of hits every hour) Saturday 8 1 1 p.m.: Cruisin' America Cousin Brucie (classic rock 'n' roll) Sunday 7:30 8 a.m.: In Touch (Community Affairs Brian Jones) Monday Friday 6:30 a.m. Beatles Breokfost Terry Donovan daily lhemes(2 Booties classics) Noon 1 p.m.: lunchtime at the Oldies (Best ol the 'SOs, '60s and 70s). Monday Thursday 5 p.m.: Soul Patrol (3 soul classics) 6 7 p.m.: '60s at 6. listen for doily themes (An hour ol ust '60s music).

Monday Saturday 1 2:30 and 6:30 p.m.: Woodstock Minutes (interviews with people behind the Woodstock festival) Wednesday Sunday 4:20 and 7t20p.m. Mxhelob Niijhtbeui with Mike Raob (Hudson Volley niuvir enlertoinment listings) WDST (1 00.1 FM, Woodstock) Mix of currenl hili. claiMC rock ond new release. ecep Monday Friday 10 1 I a.m. Conversation Doug Cruncher (call tn).

7 9 Jan Betty McDonald 9 10 pro (Monday only) IheComud Hour Saturday 6 10 o.m.. Clafcutol ntuK 6p midmost OldiesduiMC roik Sunday 6om 4pnii Classical music 4 6 i New Ago music 69 p.m.) Jan 9 p.m. midnight. WIIUD (100.7 tight ond easy listening 24 hours doy Wednesday Noon, lunch Voile Saturday 8 1 1 m. Ken Lamb's Special of the VVeek Sunday 10 a.m.

Noon. Sounds ol Sinalru 8 1 1 p.m.. Joe Br ten's Concert Hull WPDU (101.5 FM. Poughkeepsie) Friday Saturday 10 p.m. midnight.

Whoddo You Wonno Hear (requests) Sunday 8 10 o.m.i Flashback ('60s and eorly 70s music ond newtl 9:30 p.m.: Superstars Rock Concert series (featuring Robert Polmor) 1 1 p.m.: King Biscuit Flower Hour (featuring Yes, Part 2) Monday Mldnight 2 a.m.: Metal Shop (heavy metal music, interviews) 1 1 p.m.: CD Album Hour (uninterrupted clossic CD, this week The Who's Tuesday 1 1 p.m.: Top 1 1 at 1 1 (Top hits of the week) May bo delayed duo to live broadcast of Who concert from Radio City Music Hall listen for details) Wednesday Blip m. Fresh Trax (now and alternative music) Thursday Bll p.m. Grateful Dead Hour (1974 concert ot Miomi Jai Alai) Monday Friday 6 6:20 p.m. Full Moon Saloon (singles from '50s ond '60sl 9 p.m. Get the led Out (Three led Zeppelin classics) 1 0 p.m.

For Rockers Only (a triple shot of good hard rock 'n' roll). 104 (104.7 FM, Poughkeepsie) Monday Friday 9 p.m. Top Nme at Nine (Nine most requested songs ol the doy). 1 0 p.m.: Battle of the New Hits (listeners vote for one of two new songs) Saturday 7 11 p.m. Or John's Alt Request and Dedication show 1 1 p.m.

midnight For Lovers Only (dedications) Sunday 8 a.m. noon Casey Kasem's Top 40 8 11 p.m. Mountain Dew Countdown Holiest 40 songs in the Hudson Valley Chris St James. 1 1 p.m. midnight; Hitlme USA (live call in recording stars via satellite, this week featuring Stevie Nicks) WGIIQ (920 AM.

Kingston) Monday Friday 7 10pm. Sally Jesse Raphael (talk) 10 p.m. 1 a.m.. Tom Snyder Show Tuesday 5:30 Orville On Call (public affairs) Wednesday 5:30 Hudson Volley Today (public nlluinl Thursday 5 30 rn Your Money (financial coll in) Saturday 9 30 a lawn ond Gordon Show Orville Noimcin Sunday 10am 1 he Jack Benny Show WIIVW (950 AM. Hyde Park) Today 1 2: 1 5 1 m.

lunchdute at the Radisson (featuring county clerk Bill Stoinhaus. Poughkeepsie supervisor candidole Bob Piggott. Dr Richard Schuldmer on summer eye care, ond representatives ol Bardavon 2000) Saturday 1 2 05 2 m. Incore William Williums (teulurmg music from this week in IV4J 4:05 6 pm. Comedy Show Dick avelt (Collectors Week, featuring Goorcj, I urlin.

Bill Crystul Soupy Soles. Rodney Uongerfield Vouyhn Meader ond Bob Nuwnort) Sunday 7:05 1 1 a.m. Great Sounds Roy Otis (feoturing music of 1962 ond Count Basie) 1 1 .05 a.m. noon. A Touch Ol Ihe Irish with Ron lyon I 2:05 1 p.m.: Unemotional Polka Hour with Babe ond Mike Kilmer 1 :05 2 p.m..

Radio lloliono with Anno Anlonelli Monday Friday 7i45 o.m. and 4:50 p.m.i Sports Poge Alun Dovid Stein 8:4 5 a.m. Sports in Focut lorry King Bll :50 a.m. Insights ond Outroges ten Kinney 1 2ilQjnd 4:53 p.m.i Siock Mu.kei Report Bll :05 p.m. lorry King Show WKZE (1Q20 AM, Sharon, Ct.) Monday Friday I Noon 1 p.rh.t tri state ol Noon (live call ii mniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'ii wiiiIIIimhiimbtwii iiiiiiii 11111111111111111 umiiBiiiiiiniiiiii BBBBBBBBBBBBBBXBk BfBr BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBimBB' HHHlkl BBBBBBBHBPH.vw'h' mF SBBBBBWI bbbbbbbbkbbbbbWbIbLbbV'IbbbbsbbbbbbV fbbbbV BaVmBrVtrf ft BBBBKBBBBWBBBBBbI Njl BMBBBBBHhnBBBBBBBBBKgT BBWBBBfef Isi BBBBbW aTaBBBBBBBBK'f? BBBBBBBHBBBBrt BBr BBBH 4.BBBBBBBBm tmiSMMMlKlfilKKBKBKIB BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB SlBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBPBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBKK, BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBWnBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB LBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBPbV JBBBBBBBBBaM.1 IMBBBBBBBaRlllBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMssiaBKgdBBB BBBBBBBBBBBBBMBBBBBBBBlttttttSZilro fBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBySilVHBBB in) 7 p.m.i Solid Gold Stropboek Norm N.

Night (oldies theme) Saturday 9 1 0 a.m.' Radio New England 10 a.m. Noon: Harmony Junction (folk music) 6 8 p.m.: Sounds of Sinotro Sunday 7 7:30 a.m.: Sunday Serenode 7:30 8 a.m.: Topic Religion 8 9 a.m.: WKZE Newsweek 9 a.m. noon: Theme and Variations (clossical theme) Noon 2 p.m.: Encore William B. Willioms (nostalgia music) 2 4 p.m.: Harmony Junction re broadcast 4 5 p.m.: radio New England re broadcast 5 6 WKZE Newsweek re broadcast 6 8 p.m.: Solid Gold Scropbook WBNR (1260 AM. Beacon Newburgh) All Oldies All The Time Friday 8:30 1 0 p.m.: British Invasion Silver Annntversory Series (this week The London Scene) Saturday 7 m.

midnight: Supergold Mike Harvey (live all request oldies parry) Sunday 4 6 p.m.i Buffalo Bob's Do Wop Cafe (oldies ond special guests) 6 9 p.m.: live from the 60s the Real Don Steele Monday Saturday 9 1 0 a.m.: Phone Booth (buy, sell, swap, conversation) WEOK (1390 AM, Poughkeepsie) Saturday 8 1 0 a.m.: The Country Gordener Darryl David (advice and call in). Sunday B6am. Religious news 6.30 a.m. Willie Hudson Gospel Train 9 10 a.m. The Polka Hour Ron Korowski Monday Friday 6:20 a.m.: Hudson Volley Fruit Growers' Report 6:37 a.m.: Travel Holiday Magazine 7: 1 0, 8: 1 0 a.m.: Slocks, business, news 7:20 a.m.: Sports fl 8:45 a.m.: Central Hudson Almonac Noon 1 p.m..

Tolkbock John Steffanci (call in) 5 5:30 p.m.i News, weather 8.20 a m. and 5.20 p.m.: Howord Cosell Speaking of Sports WK1P (1450 AM, Poughkeepsie) Saturday 6 1 0 a.m.: Solid Gold Jukebox Rick McCollrey (leahinng a solute to the Classes ol 1963. '64. '67 ond 73) Noon 1 2i30 p.m.i Poul Harvey (commentary) 1 4 p.m.i Home Sense (home repair phone in) 4 6 p.m.i Moneytolk (personal Investment phone in) 6 7 p.m.i Talk At Six (law odvke loon Beiney) 7 1 0 m.i Baseball, Mets vs Philadelphia I 4 a.m.i Bob Modigon (phone in) Sunday 6 7 a m.i Perspective (International news) 7 7.30 a. m.i Focus on Religion 7:30 8 a m.

Christ Church Sermon 8 8:30 a.m. i World News This Week (review) 8.30 a 1 p.m.i Dick Clark's Rock, Roll ond Remember (featuring Morvm Gaye ond hits from June, 1964) 1 4 p.m. Baseball, Mets vs. Philadelphia 4 7 p.m.i Moneytolk (personal investment phone in) 7 1 0 p.m.i Personol advice (call in Bob Modigon) 1 0 p.m. 1 a.m.: Mental Health (coll in Dr.

Horvey Ruben) Monday Friday Noon 1 2 1 30 p.m.: Paul Harvey (commentary) 12:30 1 p.m. Conloct (local news call in) 7. 1 0 p.m. Bruce Williams (financial call in! 1 0 p.m. 1 a.m.: Neil Meyers (personal cull ml 1 4 a.m.

Dura Welles (personal call in) Mets Baseball Tonight Mets vs. Philadelphia. 7:09 m. Soturdoyi'Meis vs Philadelphia, 6.45 Sundays Melt v. Philadelphia, liljp.m.

Monday Tueldoy: Melt vi. Montreal, 7:09 m. Wednesdoyi Mets vi. Montreal, Iil5 p.m. 'I If you're a Dead head, then you'll definitely want to hitch on to the New Potato Caboose, above, tonight at The Chance in Poughkeepsie.

Henderson among others. Tickets are $12.50. Sunday, the club welcomes bluesman Moses Rascoe, who didn't become a full time musician until after he retired from a truck driving job. Now in his 70's, he's one of the blues world's most recent discoveries. Tickets are $11.

Monday, at 830, Maria Muldaur. touring in support of her newest album. Transblucency, comes to the Towne Crier Most folks remember her for "Midnight At The Oasis," still a great song. Tickets are $16. Hotel happenings: The Rhinecliff Hotel, Rhinecliff, has another full slate of music for y'all this wedc.

Tonight at 11, Catskill's Tom Elias and the Find rock the Rhinecliff with a potpourri of old and new songs. Admission is $3. Saturday, New York City's only "swattn'in" band (oh, sure, we know what that is, right), God Street Wine, comes to the Rhinecliff. A Clubs and Concerts "what the heck" pick. Admission is $4.

Deejay Jolly Joel Tyner brings his records Tuesday at 10, and will spin all your favorites for a night of dancing fun Admission is just $1 Cool Ranch comes back to the hotel Wednesday with blues and rock "as it should be danceable." Admission is $3. Dreamspeak returns Thursday for the regular almost weekend dance party. Admission is $4. For more information, call the hotel at 876 8688. Comedy, comedy: Bill Keller, from LA's Comedy store, headlines this weekend's shows at Bananas Comedy Club in the Poughkeepsie Holiday Inn, Route 9 and Sharon Drive.

Keller is joined by Charlie Mount from Catch a Rising Star and Diane Jones from New York's Improv Showtimes tonight and Saturday are 8:30 and 10:45. For reservations and information, call 471 5002. Let's Laff at Let's Dance, 33 Academy Poughkeepsie, presents Susan Jeremy from Caroline's and Dangerfield's, and Scott Bloom, from Catch A Rising Star. Showtime is 9:45. Doors open at 8.45, and seating is first come, first served.

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