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DAILY NEWS Sunday, January 10, 1988 ,18, lights 'i jvL -L Dra OCdg (Softy A critics' calendar of sights sounds Compiled By CAROL AIMETTI HELEN PETERSON 12:30. $10 cover, $7 $10 bar admission. Cedrlck Brooks Quintet plays Monday (no cover). FAT TUESDAY'S (190 Third 533-7902): Kenny Burrell Jazz Suiter Band tonight at 8 10. Monday it's les Paul's Trio at 8 10.

Kenny Barron AH-Stars, John Stubbloflold, Eddie Henderson, Cecil McBee Victor Lewis take over at 9 11. Cover minimum. GREGORY'S (1149 First 371-2220): Marty Phillip Duo plays tonight at 10. Stan Edwards Trio follows Mon. at 10.

Pianist Brooks Kerr sings plays at 5:45. Chuck Wayne Trio performs Tues. at 10. Kltt ft Mike MoranTrlo headlines at 10. Cover at tables: 2-drink min.

At bar: one-drink minimum nightly, $5 cover J' (2581 Broadway, 97th-98th 666-3600): Pianistsinger VTrgDzur-inko performs Monday at 8. Jo Drls follows Tuesday at 8. Carol Brrtto takes over Wednesday at 8. John mm New York, like the nation, this week will begin to honor Martin Luther King, whose legacy of hope has, if anything, grown since his death 20 years ago this April. Martin Luther King Jr.

Day officially is celebrated Monday, Jan. 18, but groups across the city will begin their own celebrations this week. Among them: II Nancy Wilson, Wynton Marsalis and Ray Barretto will star Saturday night in a "Dream Lives On" concert at the Apollo Theater, 253 W. 125th St. Shows are at 7 and 11 p.m., with tickets Presented by the Daily News and MLK Living the Dream, with sponsorhip by Pepsi, the Uptown Chamber of Commerce and other corporations.

Proceeds to the Dr. King Center in Atlanta, the Black Book Fair and New York City Homeless. Call (212) 749-5838. TheatreworksUSA presents a musical biography of King, with book by Leslie Lee and lyrics by Charles Strouse, with a p.m. performance Saturday at the Promenade Theatre, Broadway and 76th.

St The premise is King meeting several modern-day students and taking them back to the world of his youth. Additional shows Jan. 17, 23 and 24. Call (212) I READING KING: James Ear) Jones THE RtTZ: The Feeiles with opener Ye La Tango perform Fit; Sat. it's They Might Be Giants.

Botfi shows at 11 p.m. Tixare $10 (advance); $12 (that day) at the box office (119 E. 11th between Third and Fourth Aves.) and Ticket Master (307-7171). T1LLE CENTER: Leontyne Price gives a recital Sat. at 8.

Tickets $24, $20 at the box office (C.W. Post Campus of LI. University). (516) 626-3100 and Ticket Master. PtzzarelU Jr.

Trio plays Thursday at 8. Roy Mortwethor Trio headlines Friday at 8. Ken Peplowskl Trio is featured Saturday at 8. $10 table minimum. SYMPHONY SPACE (Broadway -95th Composer-percussionist Justin Pag 4 Friends perform a jazz program of original works and old favorites, Thurs.

at 8. Tix are $8, students and se-niors $5. SWEET BASIL (88 Seventh Ave. South, Catch McCoy Tyner tonight-Sat. Sets at 10, 11:30 1 at 10, 11:45 $10 $6 table minimum.

VILLAGE GATE (Bleecker at Thompson 475-5120): On The Terrace, pianist Herman Foster bassist Jay Leonhart perform Monday at 10. Sy Johnson Duo accompanied by bassist Mike Richmond follows at 10. No cover, 2-drink minimum. VILLAGE VANGUARD (178 Seventh Ave. South near 11th St, 255-4037): Mel Lewis and The Jazz Orchestra play Monday at 10 12.

The Don Cherry Quartet (with Carlo Ward, Bob Stewart and Ed BlackwoH) headlines Sets at 10, 11:30 1 a.m. $12 cover $6 minimum, THE VINEYARD (309 E. 26th vintage Jazz today at 3 6:30, "Brother, Can You Spare a a musical re -membrance of the Great Depression. Tix: $15 attable(includes bottle ofwine), $10 general admission. Res.

at 683- 0696. 5 ZINNO (126 W. 13th 924-5182): bassist Mi- chael Moore perform tonight at 7:15. Pi-anistJohn Hicks and bassist Bob Cranshaw perform at 8. $15 min.

at bar tables, $10 min. at bar. James Earl Jones will read from King's sermons on Jan. 18 at the 92d Street Lexington Ave. and 92d St Jones, a resonant speaker, last appeared at the in 1973.

Admission is for information, call Melodious Accord will present a musical salute, with the focus on gospel, next weekend. Saturday, composerconductor Alice Parker will conduct a master class called "Reading the Page, Singing the Spirit," p.m., followed by an open spiritual sing, 4-5 p.m., at the Cathedral of St John the Divine, Amsterdam and 112th St There is a registration fee for the class only; call (212) 663-1165. Then on Jan. 17 there will be a "Spirituals for Dr. King" concert with Cynthia Clarey at 7:30 p.m.

at Christ St Stephen's Church, 120 W. 69th St fl The Brooklyn Botanic Garden will sponsor a day of music and poetry next Sunday, beginning at 3 p.m. in the Garden's auditorium, 1000 Washington Brooklyn. The Brooklyn Philharmonic Chamber Ensemble will perform, and there will be an original jazz composition by Brian Smith. There is a small admission charge.

Call (718) 622-4433. Ruby Dee, Josh White Jr. and the Alvin Ailey Repertory Company will perform Jan. 17 at 3 p.m. in the fourth annual "Re-, membering Martin Luther King Jr." program at Lehman College, Bedford Boule-i vard West, the Bronx.

Dee will give a' reading, White will sing and Ailey's company will dance. Admission is free, with a limit of two tickets per person. Call (212) 960-8833. -David Hinckley t5 CHINA CLUB (2130 Broadway, 74th-75th 877-1166): Just Us performs tonight. The Falrlanes headline at the club's "Blues Monday" event.

On the Edge appears Tues. Narva Damage plays Wed. Wild Pared takes over Thurs. Sets begin at midnight; admission $10 ($15 on weekends). COPACABANA (10 E.

60th PL5-6010): Latin Fasttval featuring Manny Oouendo's Libra on Tues. Freeadmis- sion, buffet, and videos 6-8 p.m.; after 8, $4 for gals and $7 for guys. On it's Judy Torres, free admission 6-7, $5 from and $12 berto Santiago takes over Sat. Women, men, $12; jackets required. No jeans or sneakers.

HEARTBREAK (179 Varick EMs PTaslay birthday celebration, prizes for best look-alikes. Tonight at 9:30, $15. George Worth more and the Dtvebombars perform Mon. at 12:30 a.m.; deejay Olna Regime spins. $15.

LA MAMA E.T.C. (The Club, 74A E. Fourth Gretchen Langheld and Musicians, at 10 p.m. $10). Ballet of the DoUs: The Concert; Fn.

and Sat. at midnight. Tix are $10 at box office (475-7710) Ticket Master. NIRVANA (One Times Square Plaza, 16th floor): On it's Scream As You Fall (10 p.m.), Perfect Fools (11 p.m.) and U.S. Band (12:30 a.m.).

For Puss In Boots (10 p.m.), Show of Hands (11 p.m.), and Cry (12:30 a.m.). Brad Factor, December's Child (11 p.m.), and XL (midnight). Admission is $10 (waived with dinner Sun. nights). OCTAGON (555 W.

33d Disco -dancing Thurs. ($10) to ($15) 10 p.m. to 4 a.m.; (947-0400). RODEO BAR (375 Third Ave. at 27th Abilene Houserockers perform tonight.

The Mood Rings appear Mon. Nine Below Zero plays Tues. Bobby RadclHT A The Homewreckers take over Wed. Peach Fish Pie performs Thurs. On it's the Surreal McCoys.

Elliot Murphy plays Sat. Sets at 10 and 11:30 p.m.; no coverminimum. TRAMPS (125 E. 15th 777-5077). The Ned Sublette Band with DREAM DANCING: The Alvin Ailey Rep open at 7.

Complimentary admission 7 to 9 p.m.; $5 from 9 to 11 p.m.; and $10 per person after 11. TURNING POINT (468 Piermont Piermont, 914-359-1089): Tonight it's Tom Paxton at 6 Showcase with Mike CaHaghan Mitch Berg at 8:30 on Wed. Brook WHOams Thurs. at 9 p.m., $3. On it's Devon Square at 10 p.m., $6.

Ptnetop Perkins takes over on Sat at 8:30 and 11 p.m., $10. Marc Berger performs tonight (The" Frahty CatsLockhorns from The Irish Music Weil, The Scam, Derwyn Frost and others (Chris Bond Mon. "Voodoo Serenade" features Yelling Beat (Sarah Hauser Tues. "Soul at Last," with The Empire State Soul Club Wed. (Baxter p.m.).

Thurs. is WNYU Night (Straight Up p.m.) p.m. It's "Harp Mania" on Fri. with Chicago Bob Nelson and Nina Balnar Zam trtinh ALICE TULLY HALL: The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center guest artists, including Maurice Bor- gue on oboe, perform works by Tele- mann, Britten, today at 5 (tix are $18). David Eaton conducts the New York City Symphony duo-pianists Francis Vera A Mi- chael Jamanis in works by Ravel, Pou-lenc Bizet Tuesday at 8.

The Guamerl String Quartet, pianist Gary Graff-man cellist Barnard Greenhouse perform chamber music by Beethoven, Komgold Schubert Wednesday at 8 i Lincoln Center (65th St. Broadway, charge seats at 874-6770). BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC: "Spoleto Comes to BAM" series continues Saturday at flutist Judtth denhaM, harpsichordist Kenneth Cooper, Sara Thompson the Emerson String Quartet perform works by Bach, Mozart Beethoven. Tixare Carey Playhouse, 30 Lafayette Ave. (718) 636-4100.

THE BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC, with conductor Lukas Fos pianist Andre Watts, performs works by Elgar, Haydn, Corigliano MacDowell, today at 2. Tix are call (718) 636-4120. BAM Opera House, 30 Lafayette Brooklyn. CARNEGIE HALL: Violinist Cho-U-angLIn performs a duo-recital with pia- BLUE NOTE (131 W. Third St, 475-8592): Jay Leonhart Quartet performs today at 3 5 ($10 for show brunch).

Orover Washington Jr. tonight at 9 11:30 ($30 cover, $5 minimum, $15 bar admission). Mark Jazz Forum AB-Stars perform Mon. at 9, 11 1 $5). Modera Jazz Quartet headlines at 9 11:30 $10).

Saxophonist Ronnie Cuber A Friends play at Sat 's "Be Bop Brunches" at 3 5 BRADLEY'S (70 University Place, 228-6440): Heary Butter, with bass accompaniment, plays tonight at 9:45. Larry WBBs wttk Ray Drttnunond form at 9:45. $5 minimum nightly, plus $5 cover CARLOS 1 (Sixth Ave, at 10th 982-3260): The Panama Frauds AB-Stars today at 9 11. Harry (Sweets) Edteoa with Ray Bryaat Trie, at 9 11, extra snow Fri. Sat.

at p.m.). On it's "Prep Time for I i rmmyjmimm-i MardiGras, I fiVjM HltfiU 1 deeo, and all the way from New Orleans, L-JaaaaaeaAelleaUJ Tlraothaa (Stank Phmi R-irt-d p.m.). Music begins at 9-ish, $5 at 9:30 p.m. and midnight, $10). There's a 2-drink table minimum.

ANGRY SQUIRE (216 Seventh 23d St. 242-9066) Judy SUvermaa Trio performs tonight, followed by Andrew Sab. Trio Jim McNamara Trl John Jonas Trio Bob Kay Trto Barry Hani Trl Cover ($7 2-drink min. THE TUNNEL (220 12th Ave. at 27th Every Tues.

it's Steve Gold's Club Couch Potato, so come out of seclusion and bring your favorite spuds! Doors Starred Mem are Mghly -4 a A -i i i I 4 1.