This Week In Vegas: Righteous Brothers, Peter Frampton, WWF

- Dizzy Gillespie Alumni All-Stars
Blue Note at the Aladdin
Feb. 19-24
(702) 862-8307
Jazz legend Gillespie earned the nickname "Dizzy" for his enthusiastic onstage antics. This All-Star band of jazz greats carries on his tradition more than eight years after his death.
- The Righteous Brothers
Orleans
Feb. 21 - March 4
(800) 675-3267
Did anyone else see the question on "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire" asking which of a list of "Brothers" groups weren't really brothers? I knew the answer was these guys -- did you?
- David Copperfield
MGM Grand
Feb. 22 - March 7
(800) 929-1111
Claudia's ex comes to town to make things disappear.
- Sammy Kershaw
Sam's Town
Feb. 23
(800) 897-8696
Country singer Kershaw began performing in local clubs in his native Louisiana when he was only 12 years old.
- George Clinton & Parliment/Funkadelic
Mandalay Bay, House of Blues
Feb. 23
(877) 632-7400
The father of funk music influenced everyone from Michael Jackson to Prince.
- Peter Frampton
Rio
Feb. 23-24
(800) 752-9746
Useless personal reminiscence of the week -- recently I attended a taping of "The Late Show with David Letterman" and Peter Frampton played with the band all night. Just thought you'd want to know.
- Loverboy
Sunset Station
Feb. 23-24
(800) 654-8805
This '80s hair-band had their biggest hit in 1981 with "Working for the Weekend."
- Bobby Rydell
Suncoast
Feb. 23-25
(877) 677-7111
As a child, '50s teen dream Rydell attended the same boys club as Fabian and Frankie Avalon.
- Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra
Stardust
Feb. 24
(702) 732-6325
Big band swing lives on under the name of one of the genre's most influential conductors.
- WWF -- No Way Out
Thomas & Mack Center
Feb. 25
(702) 895-3900
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- Jeff Beck
Hard Rock Hotel
Feb. 25
(800) HRD-ROCK
One of guitarist Beck's earliest breakthroughs was replacing Eric Clapton in the Yardbirds.
- Chic
Mandalay Bay, House of Blues
Feb. 25
(877) 632-7400
Awwwww freak out! Enough said.
Continuing:
- Tom Jones at the MGM Grand through Feb. 21. Tickets: (800)929-1111
- David Brenner at the Golden Nugget through April 30. Tickets: (800) 634-3454
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This Week's Trivia Question
Q. In honor of Black History Month: In the 1950s, segregation was the rule in Las Vegas until a casino opened near downtown that catered to the black community. What was the name of this legendary hotel? (The Answer)
The weekly trivia question is brought to you by the Las Vegas Strip Historical Site.
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