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Peter and Burt
Peter Nero plays quite a piano; Burt Bacharach composes music;
Hal David writes lyrics to songs with tremendous poetic magnitude.
One time these three talented gentlemen got together. It just so
tappens that the site of this meeting was an RCA Victor recording
jiudio. From one angle came the style of Nero; from another side
(ante the beauty of Bacharach’s musical notes; from yet another
jde came the poetry of David. RCA gave it a number. LSP-4072,
jiid a name; “Impressions (The Great Songs of Burt Bacharach and
Jal David) Peter Nero.” Here’s how it goes.
“This Guy’s in Love with You,” "Walk On By,” “VVlio Is Gonna
[flve Me?” “Wives and Lovers.” “A House Is Not a Home,” and
'Trains and Boats and Planes.”
But wait. There’s more.
“(There’s) Always Something There to Remind Me,” Do You
Tnow the Way to San Jose?,” “Wliat the World Needs Now Is
Love,” “Alfie,” and “The Look of Love,”
We only found one acute criticism: RCA didn't label it a
•Collector’s Item” , , , in my opinion, they should have,
Chet Atkins Lights Up
If you enjoy the sound of a good guitar, if you are hip to
lhe more popular songs of today, 1 f you would like to hear a
(ood guitar play the more popular songs of today, and you don’t
(Specially like the sound of “country,” then you’re bound to like
Chet Atkins’ new RCA release, “Solid Gold ’68,” The maestro belts
out “Harper Valley PTA,” “Mrs, Robinson,” “Light My Fire,”
The Sound of Silence,” and “Lady Madonna” that warms the
heart of you “gitar-luvers.” It’s beautiful to sit back and listen to
Chet Atkins strumming as only the Best can! And for those of you
who think Atkins is only country—you’re wrong. Dead wrong.
Listen to “Solid Gold ’68”: you’ll see what 1 mean.
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Page 5. The Carolina Jmirnal. 1*569
Inquisition?
(Continued from page 3)
And about death?
“In any man who dies with
him
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fight.
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first snow and kiss and
goes
with him." from
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Southwest F. O. B. has a new one on the hip label called
SMELL OF INCENSE’ It’s a trip to remember with their bells and
organ sound. The twelve-minutes long “And Another Thing” is a
trip within a trip for heads who really grok to tamboura patterns A
{uitar and piano finally join in for the final flip; it’s out, out, out
of s-i-g-h-t.
ELEAZER’S CIRCUS by STONEPILLOW is a hot little item on
lhe London Phase 4 label. The lyrics far out distance the melody
jnd effects.
Did you know that THE CLOWN DIED IN MARVIN
GARDENS? The Beacon Street Union tells it like they think it is
in the song of the same name and “The Clown’s Overture.” Tm a
ittle late on getting around to this disc (it came out last October)
but its never too late to groove to good sounds. This MGM
recording is a good sound.
“Inquisition” is now thirty 'cents per copy, and still worth it, if
only as an anti-establishment contribution. Do you dig pot,
incantations to the devil himself, or police bating. This is what the
Charlotte Mecklenburg School Board says that the mag does, and
you know they can’t be wrong. The UNC-C Bookstore ordered
Ihrity more copies last Friday? they should be here by now.
Ytr|tmy in AMa
|A Real Life Photo
But this is no way to get to the
man. One must read his
“Encounter” in its entirety to
understand Yevtushenko’s view of
Hemingway, his “Babiy Yar” to
feel his hatred for anti-semitism,
his “Colours” and “Birthday”
(both from THE APPLE or
YABLOKO) to see love and life
and he sees it. And how does
Yevtushenko feel about America.
It is a beautiful country filled
with many people- some real,
some not so real. A country
whose best part is hidden. His
outlook is fresh. He should be
read.
THE KMIGIITS
by Yevgeny yevtiishenko
"Then have remained
unaltered like nature,
not capable of a new
inspiration.
happy to make outward
renunciations
but u' i t h o u t i n u' a r d
mutability.
They’re in no hurry to
understand.
they don't very much want
to understand.
still ornamented in the
idiot glitter
of old-fashioned armour,
their old sueee.ss.
And watching cowardice In
place of courage
shoulder to shoulder in Its
careful ranks
1 see the origin of this
infection.
and trace the destiny of
this obsession.
The mighty horses have
worn down to tatters.
The knights are not the
boys of the old days:
subject to serious infirmity,
terror of honesty, terror of
battle.
This poet is today ; he sees, and he
fears not, despite the many attempts “
to silence him, *“
I hope that Yevtushenko will be
the victor in his war for free ex
pression. 1 hope that he can say
when the dust has cleared away
By Leon
My name is Leon (it isn’t really; I
just like to lie). 1 am a student
(some people doubt the validity
of that statement, too). I write
(some argue with that one. also)
foiTNQUlSlTlON.t don’t smoke pol
(William E, Poe wouldn’t believe
me). 1 am not a Communist (never
even been there). 1 don’t know
enough about policemen to hate
them (really!). And 1 have neither
worshiped, spoken to. nor given
serious thought to the devil.
However, I would like to say a
few things about what 1 am. I am
active in something constructive. 1
look around me and see kids from
South and East carrying on their
own little gang war thirties style,
and 1 worry. 1 see kids hanging
arouttd the Shamrock Cue
Lounge, and 1 worry. I know kids
who spend their weekends at the
Astor, and I worry. Is it that kids
have no constructive talents? Ui is
it inuicative of the absence of an
outlet for creative ability to
obviate itselT? the latter, 1 think,
is the more likely possibility.
INQUISITION has tried to give
area youth an opportunity to say
what’s on its mind. We were
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