Rock That Uke in PDX with PUA!
June
29-July 2, 2003
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| RTU co-director Sean
Anderson stands outside the Clinton Street Theater in Portland despite his not
actually being present. |
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| Clinton
owner Elizabeth Rozier (at left) and a
trusted red-headed employee whose name we
didn't catch work the concession stand
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| The audience at the Clinton
fills the house, lasting through both the
documentary and the concert with no
desertions despite record heat and no air
conditioning. In front wearing a yellow
marching band jacket is performer Brook Adams,
curiously surrounded by empty seats. |
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| The Portland
Ukulele Association
(PUA), lead by the magnificent Marianne
Brogan, perform Has Anybody Seen My Gal?
and Bye Bye Love, with Franics Doo
on the end in a blue luau shirt. The silver
throated Doo also performed solo, singing his
original composition Walking With Angels.
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From left to right :
Evening's performers Jim Cser
(The Duke of Uke), Brook Adams,
Matthew Hattie Hein, and Baby Gramps
take the stage during their respective sets.
Both Cser and Adams performed their versions
of the Sex Pistol's Anarchy in the UK.
Hein sang a song about excessive drug
consumption and Baby Gramps howled like
Wildman Fisher doing a Popeye impression.
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