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Paradise Artists
Rascals' songs included "Groovin,' " "Good Lovin,' " "How Can I Be Sure?," "People Got to Be Free" and "A Beautiful Morning."
Herman's Hermits sold some 52 million albums and had 23 Top Twenty hits: "Mrs. Brown You've Got A Lovely Daughter," "Can't You Hear My Heart Beat," "I'm Henry VIII" and "A Kind of Hush."
The Association also had its share of hits, including "Along Comes Mary," "Windy" and "Cherish."
Tickets are $33 and go on sale 10 a.m. tomorrow at the Blaisdell box office and all Tickets Plus outlets. Tickets also may be ordered by phone Tickets Plus at 526-4400.
For more information, call 591-2211.
It's said that "An apple a day keeps the doctor away," and New York artist Thomas Woodruff presents a colorful reminder with his "Apple Canon" on view at The Contemporary Museum. Bite into art
The work comprises 365 "portraits" of apples on 9-by-8-inch canvases, shown whole, sliced, bitten, carved, stacked, impaled with toothpicks or invaded by worms.
In music, a canon is is a composition in which the melody is repeated by voices of different pitches, overlapping and harmonizing, elaborating a theme. For Woodruff, the apples also served as talismans meant to ward off illness, including AIDS.
The show continues at the museum, 2411 Makiki Heights Drive, through March 26. Also on view are "Seeing is Believing," works by Vik Muniz, and "Disturbing Desire: Video Works by Ximena Cuervas, Diane Nerwen and Shelly Silver."
Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday, and noon to 4 p.m. Sundays. Call 523-3447.
George Benson returns to Maui to perform one concert beginning 7:30 p.m. March 4, at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center Castle Theater. Jazz man's back
Tickets -- $25, $30 and $35 -- go on sale Saturday at the center box office, Safeway ETM machines statewide, or ball calling MACC at 242-SHOW (7469).
The jazz guitarist came to fame in the late ''60s, sitting in on Miles Davis recording sessions and on tunes from the Beatles' "Abbey Road."
Benson's 1976 "Breezin', " was the first jazz record to attain platinum sales, and his soulful update of Leon Russell's "This Masquerade," was a crossover pop hit. He followed it with a sultry version of "On Broadway" and "Give Me the Night." His latest disc is "Standing Together."
Also performing will be Joe Cano and Henry Kaleialoha Allen.
When's the last time they had an adults-only event at the zoo, that place of innocence and childhood fun? Wild night at the
zoo: For adults onlySaturday's the night. Celebrate an early Valentine's Day at the Honolulu Zoo with "Zoorotica." No sense beating around the bush. What happens is, you get a two-hour tour of the zoo, an explanation of mating rituals of the animals, "erotic stories" by story-tellers and music under the stars.
Also, you get champagne, chocolates, deserts and gourmet coffees.
Sounds wild.
"Love in Paradise" is sponsored by the Honolulu Zoological Society and costs $25 per person. Tour times are 6, 6:30, 7 and 7:30 p.m. Buy tickets at the society's office or charge by phone, 971-7195. For information call 926-3191.
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