Daily News du lieu suivant : New York, New York • 59

Friday, June 3, 1988 DArtYNEW59 3 EXT A LISTINGSC r.W8Us CARLOS ONE. 432 Sixth Ave. at Nintn St (982-3260 The Jay McShann-Ralph Sutton Quartet, through Sunday. Sunday Canboean Brunch witn Vmnie Knight Friends. 190 Third Astrud Gilbem), ttirougn Sunday.

FLAMINGO, 259A Kingston Brooklyn, Sr Cranes Huges, through tomorrow. TS, 2581 Broadway. (666-3600): Mark Sganga Tno, tonight ChucK Fowler Quartet, tomonow. JAZZPORT, 210 Front St (608-7889): Art Farmer Quintet, through tomorrow. JIMMY WESTON'S, 131 E.

54th St (838-8384): Mike Cerrati. through Sunday. RED BLAZER TOO, 349 W. 46th St (262-3112): Cathy Chamberlain her Dixieland All-Stars, tonight The Bob Cantwelt Band, tomorrow. Sunday brunch with Sol Yaged All-Stars; Samu-lanoTrio wttfi Corky D.

SWEET BASIL, 88 Seventh Ave. South (242-1785): Terumasa Hino Quintet through Sunday. TRUMPETS, 6 Depot Square, Mont-dair. J. (201) 746-6100: Chris Connors, through tomorrow.

VILLAGE GATE. Bteecter AThomoson Sts. (475-5120): 8.H Mays, Peter Spra-gue, through Sunday. VILLAGE VANGUARD, 178 Seventh Ave. South (255-4037): Frank Morgan," Mulgrew Miller, Cecil McBee, Ben Ri ley.

through Sunday. V1SIONES, 125 MacDougai St (673-5576): Joint Venture, tonignt Theroan AWaff Group, tomorrow. Jonn Basiie Quartet, Sunday. THE WEST END CAFE, 2911 Broadway at 114th St (666-8750): Pete Compo Jazz violin Quartet, through Sunday. ZINNO, 126 W.

13th St (924-5182): Pianist Junior Mance, Bassist Marty Ri-vera, through tomorrow. Dick Katz, Michael Moore, Sunday. I 1 "TH MIGHT BE GIANTS THIS PAST APRIL'S NEW YORK music awards, They Might Be Giants ktook the stage of the Beacon Theater Compiled by CAROL AIMETTI i (mm i The Trio Beit'Art plays tonight at 8 in Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall. Pianist Klyoml Aokl performs there tomorrow at 8:30. On Sunday at 1:30, the Piano Teachers Society of America presents a student recital, and, at 8:30, the Tchaikovsky Chamber Orchestra under the direction of LazarGosman gives a concert.

(212) 247-7800. The Hai Yuen Chorus sings tomorrow at 8 in Alice Tully Hall. (212) 362-1911. The Reglna Opera Company presents "Un Ballo in Maschera" tomorrow at 8 and Sunday at 4 in Regina Hall, 65th St. at 12th Brooklyn.

(718) 232-3555. The Cantlcum Novum Singers under Harold Rosenbaum perform tomorrow at 9 in Merkin Concert Hall. Pianist Arline Lanln plays tnere Sunday at3, and the Metropolitan Greek Chorale appears at 7. The Broyhlil Chamber Ensemble plays Sunday at 2 in the Gershwin Theater of Brooklyn College. (718)434-1900.

Rocker Graham Parker performs tonight at 9 at Roseland (239 W. 52dSt). Tickets $20 at Radio City Music Hall box office (50th St Ave of the Americas) Ticketmaster, charge at (212) 307-7171. Tickets may also be purchased at Roseland tonight after 6 p.m. At the Rite Albert Collins takes the stage at 11 tonight with opening act Little Charlie the Night cats.

Tickets $14.50. Tomorrow Chuck Berry with the Uptown Horns play two shows at 8 11. Opening is Crossfire Choir. Tickets $17.50 (advance); $18.50 (that day) at the box office (119 E. 11th Capitol Theater (326 Monroe St, Passaic); or charge (212) 307-7171.

nrfflrr HiTA-illMir-JA" THE BITTER END, 147 Bieecker St. (673-7030): Metropolis, Tne Singles, tonight. The Squirrels, The Dragons, Then Omaha, Paul Clements, tomorrow. THE BOTTOM LINE, 15 W. Fourth St.

(228-6300): Seldom Scene, tonight Rich Hall, Tom Paxton, tomorrow. The Zawinful Syndicate, Sunday. THE CAT CLUB, 76 E. 13th St (505-0090): Illustrated Man, tonight KENNY'S CASTAWAYS, 157 Bieecker St. (489-9870): Emerald City, Little Frankie the Premiers, Beaugart, tonight The Lodge, Anthony Kane, Ho-meooys, tomorrow.

LONE STAR CAFE, 61 Fifth Ave. -(242-1664): James Brown, tonight. Anson Rockets, through tomorrow. Little Charlie the Nightcaps, tomorrow. MICHAEL'S PUB, 211 E.

55th St (758-2272): Julie Wilson, through tomorrow. ROCK 71' ROLL CAFE, 149 Bieecker St (677-7630) The Worms, tonight. Bobby Bandiera the Asbury Park All-Stars, tomorrow. Bop-Along Cassidy, Sunday. 124 W.

43d St (869-2088): The sounds of the '60s come alive. SWEETWATERS, 170 Amsterdam Ave. (873-4100): Billy Paul, through tomorrow. TRAMP'S, 125 E. 15th St.

(777- 5077): Jimmy Rogers, Diane Scanlon, tonight. The Mind's Eye, Swingin' Hipsters, tomorrow. Walter Thompson Big Band, Red Rooster, The Danger Broth- ers, Sunday. AVANTI, 38-17 Bell Queens (718631-5500): Marty Brown Revue, tonight BEDROX, 316 W. 49th St.

(246- 8976); Dancing all night. StTrtfK'VMghry and Thompson Street in the Village), where they'll be appearing tonight and Saturday. That way, you can hear the corny jokes better, and you can marvel at how two guys with guitars, an accordion, assorted instruments and a beat box make so much twisted racket Although the Giants have just released a new five-song EP on BarNone (four new ones plus a remix of their first album's "Hotel chances are they'll include material from their second-albumin-progress, "Lincoln," due out later this summer. If you want a free preview, call their Dial-a-Song service, (718) 387-6962. There will be two shows each night, at 9 and 11 p.m.; tickets are priced at $12.50.

Call (212) 475-5120 for further info. Opening will be the Alien Comic. Funny hats are always welcome. David Browne wearing what looked like rolled-up car-pets for hats, performed two songs (including their-MTV video hit, "Don't Let's and promptly picked up the award for "Best Rock Band (Independent or Unsigned)." Whether you agree with that honor or not (after all, they did beat out the Surreal McCoys and Urban Blight), you have to concur that John Linnell and John Flans-burgh certainly qualify as weirdest rock band (independent or unsigned). The best place to see the Giants isn't a cavernous auditorium like the Beacon or the Ritz, though; it's at a smaller, more direct setting like the Village Gate (Bieecker iiB-ii-iiwi i nullum i in inin ii Itt'I nfi'ii iiT htuniliiir liliii immiiiriii iirifii Mil ii'- BEMELMAN'S BAR, in the Cate Hotel, Madison Ave.

at 76th St (744-1600): Barbara Carroll, through tomorrow. CAFE CARLYLE, The Cany Hotel Madison Ave. at 76tn St (744-1600c Boooy Snort witn Roobie Scon on arums and Beverly Peer on oass, in rough tomorrow. D'ANOELOS, 242 W. 56tn St (247-1070): Bobby Coie, through tomorrow.

DANNYS' SKYLIGHT ROOM, Grand Sea Palace, 346 W. 46th St (265-8133): Jane Harvey, tnrougr, tomorrow. THE GINGER MAN, 51 W. 64th St (399-2358): Patrick Gogerty, tnrougn tomorrow. MARTY'S EAST, 209 E.

56m St (935-7676): Andy Terra, n.gntiy. MRS. TS SACRED COW, 228 W. 72d. St (873-4067): Paul Sporteili, through tomorrow.

Roy Glover, Sunday. NICKELS, 227 E. 67th St (794-2331): Clint Hayes, tonight. Marcy Ste.r,. Sunday.

NOTES, in the Omni Park Centra! Hotel, Seventh Ave. at 55th St (757-4441): Peter Valentine Trio, tnrough tomorrow. THE PLAZA, Firm Ave. at 59th St (759-3000). Edwardian Room: Eaaro Tone Trio, tnrough tomorrow.

Oak Room: Ann Hampton Callaway, through tomorrow. RUPPERTS, Third Ave. at 93d St (831-1900): Buck Bucnhosz. tor.grt. Kurt Whiting, tomorrow.

George Cotton, Sunday. ST. REGIS-SHERATON, F.fm Ave. 55tn St (73-4500): King Coie Room: Boo WetherDee, tonight STELLA DEL MARE, 346 Lexington Ave. (687-4425): Aiex Johnson, to.gnt LE VERT-GALANT, 109 W.

46tn St. (382-0022): Kosmas, through tomorrow. WATER'S EDGE, East at 44th Long Island City. (718 4S2-O0 33): Larryyvoodard, through tomorrow. WcSTByRY.

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(645-5156): Ten City, Monet, through tomorrow. THE WORLD, 254 E. Second St. (477-8677): The Dan Reed Network, tonight ZACHARVS 1916 Hempstead East Meadow. (516794-9770): Disco all weekend.

Willie ALGONQUIN, 59 W. 44th St. (840-6800): Montgomery, Plant through tomorrow. Singer-Pianist Buck Buchnolz, Sunday. BALLROOM, 253 W.

28th St. (244-3005): Jay Leonnart, Claiborne Cary, -through tomorrow. Mary Cieere Haran, tnrough Sunday. DON'T TELL KAMA, 343 W. 46th St (757-0788): Phillip Officer, Bruce Hopkins, tonight JQ and me Banaits, Maho Cantone, tomorrow.

Ira Siff, Che-yl Crab-tree, Cindy Benson, Miss Luram Penny," Sunday. i- DUPLEX, 55 Grove St. (255-5438k Lori Ada Jaroslow, tonighCJeff LSeffeT- LEONORA, 117 W. 58th St (765-1427): Juliette Koka, tonight GREENE STREET CAFE, 101 Greene St (925-2415): Larry Vukovich Duo, through tomorrow. Dave Berkman, Sunday.

JAN WALLMANS, 49 W. 44m St (764-8930): Patrick Arena. David Leon-harctt, tonight Daryl Sherman, tomorrow. PALSSON'S, 158 W. 72d St (595-7400): "Bittersuite," a revue, tonight through Sunday.

ANGRY SQUIRE, 216 Seventh Ave. (242-9066): John Conanm Quatet, through tomorrow. Bob Casanova, Sunday. BLUE NOTE, 131 W. Third St.

(475-8592): Band, tnrough Sunday. BRADLEY'S, 70 University Place (228-6440) Jack Wilson and Sank De Bnano, tnrougn torrorrow. AFE dANL-UCA, 2124 Badway. Island Pk. (516432-2400): Hang outside with dancingand Sunday barbeque.

COPACABANA, 10 E. 60th St (755-6010): Conjunto Classico, tomorrow. HESXEL'S, 70-48 Austin St. Queens, (718268-4524): Noel, tomorrow. THE HOP, 77-00 Queens Blvd.

(718 335-4646): Friday's L'Amour East turns into this hot '60s club with The Crystals, L'AMOUR EAST, 77-00 Queens Blvd. (718335-4646): Bad Boy Orchestra, JoseChingas, and wet T-shirt contest, tomorrow. OCTAGON, 555 W. 33d St. (947-0400): Fast Forward, Marioell, Partners in Crime, tonight PALLADIUM, 126 E.

14th St. (473-7171): Will to Power, Fascinacion, to-nignt. Reimy, tomorrow. RED PARROT, 617 W. 57th St.

(247-1843): The Red Parrot Dancers Hot MaleFemale Burlesque, tonight Kid and Play, tomorrow. ROSELAND, 239 W. 52d St. (247-0200): Rob Base, Will to Power, tomorrow: SOUNDS GFB3AZIL, 204 Varick St PpPf BoiftSnight. W): PePf Boitanight.

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