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8C DETROIT FREE PRESSFRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1990 Singer who wanted a guest shot gets his own show mm F. KOKM Family fare dent-teaching. That led to Cappelli's current occupation. The CappeUis have four children, aged IV2, 4, 7Vz and 8V2, and Patty continues to steer Frank's career. "We're in show business," he said.

"I'm the show and she's the business." I -hiiii I'-umu 1 Vi i j) Frank Cap-pelli wasn't having a very good day. The radio and TV stations in Pittsburgh, his hometown, weren't interested in giving a comparatively unknown singer-songwriter valuable talk show time to discuss the two children's records he had just re man hailed him. "Aren't you Frank Cappelli?" he name is Joe Heston. I'm the new program manager here and I understand you're doing something with children now." It so happened that one of the goals of the new program manager was to produce a local children's show. "Would you be interested in hosting it?" Frank Cappelli's day had just gotten a whole lot better.

Today, with 39 episodes of his TV show, "Cappelli and Company," behind him, Cappelli expects to have the 52nd episode done by the middle of September and has an eye on syndicating the show or otherwise expanding its audience beyond Pittsburgh. He has four children's albums under his belt now and instead of recording for his own label he's on In addition, has released two video song collections from "Cappelli and Company." Not bad for a man nobody wanted to interview. Cappelli's material is geared toward children aged 2 to 7 and deals with such eternal verities as brushing your teeth, crossing on the green light, the alphabet, the instruments of the orchestra, the joy of train riding and the affection between grandparents and grandchildren. He has a warm, friendly and on-key voice and an obvious enthusiasm for children. Cappelli, 37, has been singing professionally since his teen years.

"All through high school and junior high I worked in nightclubs, even being underage," Cappelli said. "I had a little trio. We found if we went to clubs where our parents would go we'd make more money" than they would playing for other teenagers. "We did Gershwin, we did Cole Porter, the Beatles. We had no social life but we loved it." In college, at West Chester State University, near Philadelphia, Cappelli majored in music education.

Back in Pittsburgh, he and his wife, Patty, launched a singing telegram business, writing personalized musical greetings and employing classically trained singers dressed as bellhops. "We loved it," Cappelli said, but competition from strip-o-gram type outfits induced them to sell the business. That was when Patty had a brainstorm. She reminded him of how much he enjoyed singing and making up songs for children when he was stu ON STAGE: Frank Cappelli and fellow singer-songwriter Linda Arnold perform at 11 a. m.

Saturday at the Meadow Brook Music Festival. Call 377-2010, 9-6 weekdays, noon-6 weekends. Theater "NUNSENSE," 8:30 p.m. Fri. Sat, Cherry County Playhouse, Park Place Dome, 300 E.

State Traverse City. 616-947-9560. "DEER CROSSING," environmental drama by Detroit William Boyer, 8 p.m. Trumbull Theatre, 4210 Trumbull, Detroit. 833-3532.

MURDER ON THE AIR: Holiday Inn Lansing Conference Center and Top Hat Productions present an audience participation murder mystery Fri. Overnight packages and show-only tickets available. 517-627-3211. Dinnercabaret "PIAF 1 GARLAND by NICHOLS: A Tribute to Two Legends," Fri. Sat, 7 p.m.

dinner, 9 p.m. show. Sheri Nichols performs a Cabaret in the City at Van Dyke Place, 649 Van Dyke, Detroit. 821-2620. "HEAVEN CAN WAIT," 9 p.m.

curtain Fri. Sat, Marc Anthony's (formerly the Heidelberg), 43785 Gratiot, Mt. Clemens. 469-0440. "TORCH SONG TRILOGY by Harvey Fierstein," 7:00 p.m.

Fri. Sat, Backstage Dinner Theatre, 17630 Woodward. 869-8535 anytime. "MARRY ME A LITTLE," by the JackSonn Productions Dinner Theatre, Heritage Ramada Center, 17201 Northline Rd. at 1-75, Southgate.

283-4400, ext. 466. "THE DETROIT MOTOWN REVUE," 8 10 p.m. Days Hotel, Southfield. 5574800, ext.

2283 or 2242. FILMS THE FOX THEATRE: "Ben Hur," 2 p.m. and 7:15 p.m. 2211 Woodward Ave. 567-6000.

MICHIGAN THEATER: "The Cook, The Thief, His Wife and Her Lover," 7:15 11:30 p.m. 9 p.m. Sat, 8:55 p.m. Sun. "Longtime Companion," 9:35 p.m.

7 11:30 p.m. Sat, 7 p.m. Sun. "Cleopatra," 3:20 p.m. Sun.

603 E. Liberty, Ann Arbor. 668-8397. WINDSOR FILM THEATRE: "Chocolat," 7 9:30 p.m. 2135 Wyandotte St.

Windsor. 519-254-FILM. CLUB FERRARI, 39940 Ford east of 1-275, Canton. Ballroom dancing to Big Band sounds, 7 p.m. Sun.

981-5122. CLUB PENTA, Fisher Building, W. Grand Blvd. at Second. Dinner entertainment, Fri.

Sat. 972-3760. COACH I HORSES, 153 Chatham St. Windsor. Robert Penn, 519-253-3494.

COPPER DOOR, 8701 Inkster, Westland. Larry Lee Adkins the Hanging Tree, 261-5656. DOUG'S BODY SHOP, 22061 Woodward, Ferndale. Shindig, Fri. 399-1040.

DUNLEAVn RIVER PLACE, 267 Jos. Campau. Deborah Moore Janine Sabino, 259-0909. THE EARLE, 121 W. Washington, Ann Arbor.

Rick Burgess Trio, 994-0211. ISIS BROADWAY, 10 p.m. Satori Circus.Music Institute Lives, midnight 1515 Broadway near Grand Circus Pk. Call anytime 965-1515. CANDY DANCER, 401 Depot Ann Arbor.

Gary Ritter-Mary Roth Band, 5:30 p.m., Fri. 769-0592. GARDEN BOWL, 4120 Woodward. "Rock 'n' Bowl," Babylon Hotel with Lucy's Alibi, Sat. 833-9850.

CINO'S SURF, 37400 E. Jefferson, Mt. Clemens. Paul Locrichio, 468-2611. GRIFF'S GRILL, 49 N.

Saginaw, Pontiac. Chicago Pete the Detroiters, Rhythm Kings, Sat. 334-9292. HAMTRAMCK PUB, 2048 Caniff at 1-75. October, Idiot Cluster, Splitters, Vudu Hippies, Sat.

365-9760. HAYMAKERS, 2375 Joslyn Ct, Lake Orion. Antal Lang, 391-4800. HIGH KICKER SALOON, 593 W. Kennett, Pontiac.

William Lee Golden, former Oak Ridge Boy baritone, 3 7:30 p.m. Sun. 334-5550. RADISSON HOTEL PONTCHARTRAIN, Two Washington Blvd. Ernie Swan, a.m.

965-0200 or 800-237-3816. HUNGARIAN VILLAGE, 1001 Springwells. Gigi Fransko Jay Kallas, 843-5611. I AMS SHOWCASE SUPPER CLUB, 12111 Hamilton at Monterey. Charles Harris, Paradise Productions, 868-8560.

ICE HOUSE LOUNGE, 6355 Greenfield. Dearborn. Chyps, 584-1760. JACGERS, 3481 Elizabeth Lake Waterford. DC Drive, 681-1700.

JURY BOX, 27 N. Walnut, Mt. Clemens. River City Band, Fri. Sat.

463-0671. KEY WEST, 24230 W. 6 Mile. Robb Roy, Strait, 592-0090. ULTS, 2930 Jacob, Hamtramck.

Frank Allison the Odd Sox, Fri. 875-6555. MARIO'S, 4222 Second. Billy Prince Quartet, 833-9425. METRO BEACH METR0PARK: Dancing Under the Stars, Open Air Dance Pavilion, Mt.

Clemens. Walt Lipec, 7:30 p.m. Sat, Tinalau Tahiti Wahines, 7 p.m. Sun.Plaza Stage. 463-4581.

MOBY DICK'S, 5452 Schaefer, Dearborn. Little Jr. Cannaday, Steve Gornall the Blue Collar Blues Band, Sat. 51-3650. leased on his own label.

So it was a pretty discouraged kids' entertainer making his way toward the exit at WTAE-TV when a Art Downtown CITY UTS GALLERY: Mixed media installation by Maria Theresa Fernandes. Opening today. Through Aug. 31 at 17 E. Adams; 9-5 DETROIT FOCUS: "From Artists' StudiosCurrent Work," by Vickie Arndt and Peter Lenzo.

Through Fri. at 743 Beaubien, noon-6, DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS: Helen Frankenthalen A Painting Retrospective," 40 color paintings by this contemporary master, to Sept. 2. Tyree Guyton, an instaUation in the OMAP Gallery, to Aug. 20.

"Picturing California: A Century of Photographic Genius," a survey of 75 works, through Sept. 2. At 5200 Woodward; MCA GALLERY: "Mature Visions," work by Constantine, Kamrowski, Luchs, McGee, Wald, Mitter, who received 1989 Creative Artists Grants. Through Sept. 14 at the Michigan Council for the Arts, 1200 Sixth Detroit; 9-5 MICHIGAN GALLERY: "Tour de Buckham," artists from the Flint artists gallery.

Opening Sat. to Aug. 25. At 2661 Michigan 11-5 PEWABIC POTTERY: "Contemporary Tile in the Arts Crafts Tradition: Pewabic Pottery and Moravian Pottery Tile Works," through Aug. 18at 10125 E.Jefferson; 10-5 WILLIS GALLERY: Four wall paintings by artists from six cities participating in the "Festival of the Swamps." Through Aug.

25. Also "The Art and Music of W. Howard Armstrong." At 422 W. Willis, 2-6 YOUR HERITAGE HOUSE: "The Art of the Ukrainian Child," through Aug. 15.

At 110 E. Ferry; 9-4 Suburbs ARIANA GALLERY OF ART: Crafts at 386 E. Maple, Birmingham; 10-6 until 8:30 p.m. noon-5 Sun. ARTFUL DOMAIN THE DAM0NBURDICK GALLERY: Crafts at 700 N.

Woodward, Birmingham; 11-5 CHAIKA GALLERY: New gallery specializing in Eastern European art. This show, with 60 works by local, national and international artists. At 26499 Ryan Road, Warren; 10-7 10-5 Sat; 11-2 Sun. CRANBR00K ACADEMY OF ART: "Annual Student Summer Show," through Sept. 9.

Gertrud and Otto Natzler: Ceramics from the Peggy de Salle collection, through Sept. 9. "Milles as Mentor: The Work of Cranbrook Sculptors, 1931-1951," through Sept. 9. The Cranbrook Collection.

At 500 Lone Pine, Bloomfield Hills; 1-5 DUKE GALLERY: "American Arts and Crafts 1895-1920." At 209 N. Woodward, Birmingham; JOY EMERY GALLERY: Summer selections of work by gallery artists, through Aug. 18 at 131 Kercheval Grosse Pointe Farms; 11-6 11-8 Thu. FEIGENS0NPREST0N GALLERY: Gallery selections, new work by Berne, Crawford, Hammond, Obuck, Mahoney, Hadfield, Bernard, Chatelain. Opening through Sept.

8. At 796 S. Woodward, 11-5 EDSEL I ELEANOR FORD HOUSE: "Irish Decorative Arts," a selection of 82 objects from the 16th through 20th Century from the National Museum of Ireland. Through Aug. OUT AND ABOUT Special events DAY OF THE Dlt III, sponsored by Off the Record the Shelter, 10 a.m.-9 p.m.

free food drink, storewide sale party, top area DJs live, celebrity judges. Off the Record, 322 S. Main Royal Oak, 398-4436. DOWNRIVER MUSIC FESTIVAL, bluegrass, polka, rock roll, country music and much more, Yack Arena, 3131 Third Street at Eureka, Wyandotte. 284-3226 or 556-2910.

FIESTA MEXICANA RIVERFRONT FESTIVAL, 11 a.m.-midnight Fri. noon-10 p.m. Sun. Hart Plaza, downtown Detroit. 224-1184.

FORT MALDEN NATIONAL HISTORIC PARK: annual military tattoo, 11 a.m. parade food, entertainment, mock battle, fireworks, Windsor Community Concert Band performance 7 p.m. Fort Maiden Historical Site, Amherstburg, Ont. 519-736-5416, 9-5 weekdays. HISTORIC FORT WAYNE: St.

Andrews Society hosts annual Highland festival featuring Scottish dancing, pipe bands, field games, food and more. 9-5 p.m. 6325 W. Jefferson. 297-9360.

JANET JACKSON LOOK-ALIKE CONTEST, 2 p.m. Detroit Zoo, Royal Oak. Call 267-7160 or 399-7001. MID-MICHIGAN CAT FANCIERS SHOW: contests, demonstrations, Select-a-Cat computer, Fancy Feast Cup presented by the chinchilla Persian star, S.H. HI, 11 a.m.

9 a.m. Cobo Center, 1 Washington downtown. 654-2302 or 224-1010. 1990 C0NC0URS d'ELEGANCE: Premier collector car show, 104 p.m. Meadow Brook Hall, Oakland University campus, Rochester Hills.

370-3140. 16th ANNUAL LIVONIA WOOD CARVER'S SHOW, 11-6 p.m. 11-5 p.m. Sun. Largest club in Michigan presents 100 exhibitors featuring a wide range of hand-carved figures, hourly door prizes, free admission.

Eddie Edgar Arena, Lyndon Rd. near Farmington, Livonia. 522-2710, 8-5 weekdays. SIXTH ANNUAL MEADOW BROOK HISTORIC RACES: Vintage and classic race care, Free day for practice: 10-5 p.m. Fri.

10-b i.m. Frank Cappelli CLASSICS BRUNCH WITH BACH presents Sheri Nichols and Richard Berent, 10 11:30 a.m. Detroit Institute of Arts, 5200 Woodward. 833-2323. BLUE LAKE FINE ARTS CAMP: 8th Annual Jazz Festival, capped off by jazz great Cab Calloway with drummer Louie Bellson and the Big Band Explosion, many others.

Begins at 4 p.m. Sat, William Stewart Memorial Cab Calloway Music SheD, Blue Lake Campus, 10 miles north of Muskegon. 893-7303. DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA with Erich Kunzel performs "Casey at the Bat" narrated by Detroit Piston John Salley and Aaron Copland's "A Lincoln Portrait" narrated by Councilman Gil Hill, 8 p.m. Sat, Riverfront Music Theatre at Chene Park, Chene and Atwater, one block east of the RenCen.

Call 645-6666 or Chene Park box office, 393-0066. DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by Nicholas McGegan, performs an all-Vivaldi program, "Viva-Vivaldi," 8 p.m. Fri. at Meadow Brook Music Theatre, Oakland University campus, Rochester Hills. 377-2010.

TWILIGHT CONCERT SERIES, 7:30 p.m. Sat. on the banks of Black River east of 1 0th St. Bridge in downtown Port Huron. SUMMER CARILLON CONCERT, duet recital with Beverly Buchanan William De Turk, 4 p.m.

Christ Church Cranbrook, Lone Pine Rd. west of Cranbrook Rd. 644-5210. tell Us About it Want in on these snappy listings? Send time, date, place and the hours the phone will be answered to: Janet Josaitis, Detroit Free Press, Detroit 48231. Mailing your listing two weeks or more before the event increases the chances you'll be Included.

MURDOCH'S, 2086 Crooks Rochester Hills. Orange Lake Drive, 852-0550. NICKY'S, Top of Troy 755 W. Big Beaver, Troy. Reflections, Sat.

362-1262 OLD SHILLELAGH, 349 Monroe, Greektown. Ron Coden, 964-0007. OPUS ONE, 565 Lamed. Sasha Burshtein, 961-7766. OTHER END LOUNGE, 5855 Monroe, Taylor.

Mark Falconberry, Louisianna Heat, Sat. 278-5340. PAPER CUP, Mound Rd. 16 Mile, Fraser. Teen Angels, 264-9500.

PATRICK JAY'S, Kelly at Moross. Tish Goode, 371-4646. PEPPERS, 35101 Harper, Mt. Clemens. Antie-M, 742-1435.

PINKEY'S BOULEVARD CLUB, 110 E. Grand Blvd. at Jefferson. Don Farrah, Fri. Sat.

PUNCHINELLO'S, 184 Pierce near Maple, Birmingham. Ami Jackson, Bill Gaff Ken Rogers, Sat. 644-5277. RHINOCEROS, 265 RiopeUe. Earl Vanriper, Pinkey Smith Trio, Paul Borhagen Trio, David Ball Kevin Crosby, Sat.

Jazz brunch every Sun. 259-2208. RICK'S AMERICAN CAFE, 61 1 Church, Ann Arbor. Kenny Neal, R.I.KS, Orchard Lake Rd. at Maple, West Bloomfield.

Ursula Walker Buddy Budson, 855-9889. RITZ, 17580 Frazho, Roseville. Ronny Montrose, 778-8150. RIVERSIDE BAR, 1085 Gratiot, Mt. Clemens.

Howling Diablos, Fri. Jeff Maylin Blues Band, Sat 4465-0102. ROMA't of BLOOMFIELD, 2101 S. Telegraph, Bloomfield Hills. Big band dance party with Bob Durant Orchestra, Sat.

332-9237. SHANE'S, 1405 Ecorse Ypsilanti. Paul Webb Webb Hollow Express, 485-4220. SOUP KITCHEN SALOON, 1585 Franklin. Frog Blues, Fri.

Chicago Pete, Sat, Acoustic session Sun. 259-1374. SULLY'S, 4758 Greenfield, Dearborn. Butler Twins, Howling Diablos, Sat. 846- 5377.

TED'S PUB, 38 S. Main, Clawson. Delta Rockers, Sat. 435-4755. TOKEN LOUNGE, 28949 Joy Westland.

Legal Tender, Sat. 522-0245. TOP HAT, 73 University Ave. Windsor. Paul Locrichio, Detroit phone: 963-3742.

TRUFFLES, 2750 Haggerty West Bloomfield. Tom Cornish on the Patio, Fri. Sat. 624-6700. WHISPERS LOUNGE, 21111 Haggerty, Novi.

(I-275 at 8 Mile in the Novi Hilton) Intrigue, 3494000. THE WHITNEY RESTAURANT, Woodward at Canfield. Kate Patterson Michael Zaporski, 832-5700. W00DBRIDGE TAVERN, Woodbridge at St. Aubin.

Borkowski Rosochacki, Sat. 259-0578. 19. At 1100 Lake Shore, Grosse Pointe Shores; 11-5 GALLERY 454: Jan Pawlowski, paintings. Through August at 15105 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Park; 10-6 10-8 10- 5 Sat.

HABATAT GALLERIES: Jose Chardiet, glass sculptures; Bohumil Elias, glass platters; through August at Triatria Office Building, 32255 Northwestern, Farmington Hills; SUSANNE HILBERRY GALLERY: "Summer, a Changing Croup Exhibition," through Aug. 25 at 555 S. Woodward, Birmingham; 11-6 HILL GALLERY: Garth Evans, sculptures. Through Sat. at 163 Townsend, Birmingham; DONNA JACOBS GALLERY: Ancient art, selected works.

At 574 N. Woodward, Birmingham; 11- 5:30 K.C. LARSON GALLERIES: Watercolors by members of England's Royal Academy of Art, from the 19th and 20th centuries. At 211 N. Woodward, Birmingham; 11-6 DONALD MORRIS GALLERY: Graphics by Held, Johnson, Johns and other modern and contemporary artists.

At 105 Townsend, Birmingham; G.R. N'NAMDI GALLERIES "An Introduction to Color," paintings by Sarris, Cohen, Gardner, Willis, Mendelson. Through Sept. 1 at 161 Townsend, Birmingham; 11-5 PAINT CREEK CENTER FOR THE ARTS: "Fax the Facts," fax art by 11 artists from the United States and Canada. Through today at 407 Pine, Rochester; 10-5 DANIELLE PELEG GALLERY: Silkscreens by Peter Max, through August at 4301 Orchard Lake Road, Suite 103, W.

Bloomfield; 10-6 10-8 10-6 noon-5 Sat. SOMERSET MAUL Salt glaze pottery by Robert Bruce Diebboll, through Sun. At 2801 W. Big Beaver Road, Troy; 10-9 10-6 noon-5 Sun. S0UTHFIELD CIVIC CENTER: Joseph Kendrick, paintings, to Aug.

10. At 26000 Evergreen Road, Southfield; 9-5 SWIDLER GALLERY: "Summer Ceramics: A Group Show," work by Bankert, Kotula, Kulisek, Martin, Martin, Stephenson, Stephenson. Through Aug. 25 at 308 W. Fourth Royal Oak; 10-6 10-5 Sat.

THE SYBARIS GALLERY: "The Beaded Image," narrative jewelry by Joyce Scott, through August. Also work by Cranbrook Academy of Art alumni McGee, Giordano, Mastandrea, Crawford, Goode, Terestman. At 301 W. Fourth Royal Oak; 11-5 X0CHIPILU GALLERY: Group show at 568 N. Woodward, Birmingham; 11-5 YAW GALLERY: Jewelry, at 550 N.

Woodward, Birmingham, 11-5 Fairs FRANKENMUTH ART FAIR: The ninth annual arts and crafts. At Heileman Park, downtown Frankenmuth; 10-7 Sat, 11-5 Sun. ISLAND ART FAIR: The annual crafts fair. At Island in the Grand River, also downtown Grand Ledge; bus service from downtown; 106 Sat. PALMER PARK ARTS AND CRAFTS FESTIVAL Crafts and music.

In the park, Woodward Avenue near Livernois, between 6 Mile and 7 Mile, Detroit; 11-8 Sat; noon-6 Sat. Fancy cats and plain will be at the Mid-Michigan Cat Fanciers show at Cobo Center this weekend. Waterford Hills kace Track, 4770 Waterford Clarkston. 373-2500. SWISS ALPINE FESTIVAL dancing, entertainment, Swiss food, sponsored by the Detroit Swiss Society, noon-10 p.m.

Schuetzenpark, 2650 Auburn Auburn Heights. 726-6589 or 527-2115, 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Family fun BASEBALL DAY AT THE CHILDREN'S LIBRARY: Tiger Town and trading cards, 2:30 p.m. Sat, Main Library, 5201 Woodward Ave. 833-1000, DISCOVERY THEATER AT THE SCIENCE CENTER: "Race the Wind," Omnimax Space Theatre.

Detroit Science Center, 5020 John R. 577-8400. MAGIC WITH BERNIE STEVENS, 2 p.m. Children's Museum, 67 E. Kirby.

494-1210, weekdays. "SEA SCENES," a multimedia presentation of music, dance, theatre performed by professionals to benefit the Children's Hospital of Detroit, 8 p.m. 3 p.m. Sun. Vamer Hall Studio Theatre, Oakland University, Rochester Hills.

852-3983. WS.i,:.v. Jo JON BUECHELDetroit Free Press Clubs, bars, bistros ALEXANDER'S, 4265 Woodward at Canfield. Port Call, Alexander Zonjic, Sat, Southern-style dinner with gospel entertainment, 1-7 every Sun. 831-2662.

ALIBI INN, Gratiot at 14 Mile, Clinton Twp. Etcetera Band, 791-3562. ALVIN'S, 5756 Cass. Corolyne Striho the Detroit Energy Asvhim, Makah Rhythm Tribe, 832-2355. THE ARK, S.

Main, Ann Arbor. "Okiawaha County Laizzez-Faire," starring Gamble Rogers, 8 p.m. 637'! S. Main Ann Arbor. 761-1451.

ATTIC BAR, 11667 Jos. Campau, Hamtramck. Uncle Jessie the 29th St. Blues Band, Sat. 365-4194.

AUBURN LANESVILLAGE PUB, 27 S. Squirrel, Auburn Heights. James Wahlin Blues Band, Fri. 852-1710. AVON BAR, 3982 Auburn at Adams, Rochester Hills.

Aces High, 852-2707. B. BOOMERS'S BAR I GRILLE, 16006 Southfield Allen Park. Foreplay, Fri. Sat.

928-8570. BAKER'S KEYBOARD LOUNGE, 20510 I i ni ri JayHoggard Magnificent Three, 864-1200. BERKSHIRE INN, 16101 Ten East Detroit. Joe Tackett, 445-3131. BIRD OF PARADISE, 207 S.

Ashley, Ann Arbor. Suzanne Lane, Sam Clark Harvey Reed Jam Session every Sun. 662- 8310. BUND PIG, 208 S. First, Ann Arbor.

Cult Heros with Pontiac, Fri. Frank Allison and the Odd Sox, Sat. 996-8555. BLONDES, 21139 W. 7 Mile Rd.

Ground 0, Raging Angels, Vertical Pinkfish, Fri. Concrete Rattle, Lickity Split, Remains, Sat. 535-8108. BLUE DANUBE RESTAURANT, 1235 Ottawa Windsor. Strolling gypsy music, Detroit phone: 963-1903.

B0BL0 ISLAND M00NUTE CRUISE: Party ship leaves the Clark Street dock at 1 1 p.m. sharp. Look, Chevelles, Sat. 843-0700. CAUCUS CLUB, 150 W.

Congress. Hubie Crawford and Don Barr, Fri. Sat. 965-4970. CHESTER'S, 721 E.

8 Mile at 1-75, Hazel Park. A.C. the Kentucky Fox, 545-7660. CHURCHILLS, 340 S. Saginaw, Flint.

James Wahlin Blues Band, 233-0746. CLARKSTON CAFE, 18 S. Main, Clarkston. Ciystal Shelvey, 625-5660. CLUB 215 N.

Main, Ann Arbor. Fairgame with Sin City, Mol Triffid with Thinking Fellers, Sat. 994-3562. Night beat Concerts M0T0RCITY REVUE LIVE AT THE PONTCHARTRAIN, 6:30 10 p.m., featuring Martha Reeves the Vandellas, the Supremes, Kim Weston, the Contours, Frankie Gaye, the Velvslettes, the Elgins, Marv Johnson, Hattie Little, Bettye Lavette the Valadieis, Frances Nero, Carolyn Crawford, the Monitors. Radisson Hotel Pontchartram, poolside terrace.

965-0200. 1990 M0T0RT0WN SEVUE, 7:30 Fri. featuring the Boys, the Good Girls, Today, Rich Nice, Milira, M.C. Trouble. Cobo Arena.

Call anytime 567-7000. KENNY MICHAEL BOLTON, 7:30 p.m. Sat at Pine Knob Music Theatre, Sashabaw Rd. at I- 75, Clarkston. 654-6666.

SINEAD O'CONNOR, 7:30 p.m., Sun. at Pine Knob Music Theatre, Sashabaw Rd. at 1-75, Clarkston. 654-6666. LITTLE FEAT, JOHN HIATT, 8 p.m., Riverfront Music Theatre at Chene Park, Chene and Atwater, one mile east of the RenCen.

393-0066. THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS, 9 p.m. at St. Andrew's Hall, 431 E. Congress.

Call 961-MELT-PETER, PAUL MARY, 8 p.m. Sat, Meadow Brook Music Festival, Oakland University campus, Rochester Hills. 377-2010. JAY H0GGARD TRIO, free concert at Sam's Jams Record Store, 8 p.m. 279 W.

9 Mile, Ferndale. 547-3480. Comedy BEA'S COMEDY KITCHEN, 541 E. Lamed at Beaubien. Jef Brannon, Tommy Chunn, Downtown Tony Brown, 9 11:15 p.m,.

961-2581. CHAPLIN'S EAST, 34244 Groesbeck, Fraser. Dave Dugan, also Lee Ramsey, Bill Hildebrandt, 8:30 10:30 p.m. 792-1902. CHAPLIN'S WEST, 16890 Telegraph.

Gary Johnson, also Dave Mills, Roland Kimble, 8:30 10:30 p.m. FrL-Sat, 533-8866. COMEDY CASTLE, Fourth at Troy, Royal Oak. Geechy Guy, also Rico Bruce Wade, 8 10:45 p.m. 542-9900.

DUFFY'S WATERFRONT INN, 8635 Cooley Lake Union Lake. Bob Posch, 363-9469. JOEY'S COMEDY CLUB, Stoyan's restaurant, 36071 Plymouth Livonia. Darwin Hines, 8:30 10:45 p.m. 261-0555.

JOEY'S COMEDY CLUB SPORTS EMPORIUM, 15246 Southfield Allen Park. Brent Cushman, 8:30 10:45 p.m. FrL-Sat. 382-7041. 100NEY BIN, Wolverine Lounge, 1655 Glengary, Walled Lake.

Wild Tim Butterfield, with Steve Mitchell, Steve Brewer, 669-9374. MAINSTREET COMEDY SHOWCASE, 314 E. Liberty, Ann Arbor. Audience favorite Steve Seagren, 8:30 11 p.m. Fri.

Sat 996-9080. 9.