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Mother's Finest an Atlanta-based band played
. funk-rock as a part of the Homecoming festivities.
Clockwise, from top left are singer Glenn
Murdock; Joyce "Baby Jean" Kennedy, the
group's lead singer; lead guitarist Gary "Moses
Mo" Moore; and "Mr. Wizard" Seay, bass guitarist.
The concert was sponsored by the Carolina
Union and the Carolina Athletic Association.
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By JAMES ALEXANDER JR.
Staff Writer .
In UNC's homecoming concert,
Southern-styled funk-rock band
Mother's Finest frenzied a sellout
crowd of more than 1,600 people in
Memorial Hall Friday night.
Known nationally for its energetic
musical style and stage performance,
the band brought a fast-paced 75
minute show, that featured
earthshaking sound, high-energy
vocals and. action-packed
choreography.
From the show's opener "From the
Fire," when the group stepped onstage
amid dry ice, blinking lights and a
screaming crowd, to the last pre
encore number, "Somebody to Love"
off their latest album Mother's Finest
Live, the band kept the house on its
feet as the excitement level rocketed.
The highlight of the show, was sexy
lead singer Joyce "Call Me Baby Jean"
Kennedy. She captured the crowd
with hearty vocalizations of "Baby
Love," "Love Changes," "Give It Up"
and "Piece of the Rock," backed up by
the wailing voice of Glenn Murdock.
At one point in the concert, while
the band took off onGiveilt Up,"
Kennedy took charge and dashed
downstage challenging the audience to
prove which selection was the loudest.
: After Kennedy cast her vote for the
raging crowd in the balcony, the
group's drummer Barry "B.B. Queen"
Borden sustained the momentum with
a thundering, funk-filled drum solo
that brought volumnious cheers of "Go
ahead, go ahead, go ahead!" from the
enthusiastic audience.
"Guitarist Gary "Moses Mo" Moore
and bassist Jerry "Mr. Wizzard" Seay
added to the frantic stage antics,
occasionally darting from the back of
the stage to the front, rolling on their
backs and kicking their legs all the
while 'playing without losing a beat.
Keyboard artist Mike Keck, a
Raleigh native, and M oore led the way
with solo spots on "Piece of the Rock"
while "Mr. Wizzard's" base rhythms
boomed out on"Somebody To Love."
At the band's first exit, the chanting
and clapping audience called for
more, and the band strutted back to
the stage, obliging the fans with a
rendition of "Mickey's Monkey."
Several minutes later when the band
tried to make another exit, the crowd
again began a loud rally that brought
Mother's Finest back on stage with "I
Don't Wanna Come Back." :
Finally, the band ran offstage for
good, but the crowd still chanted for,
more as the house lights came on.
Backstage after the show, "Baby
Jean" Kennedy talked about the
excitement and enthusiasm she felt
with the Chapel Hill crowd.
"The' people were immensely
k stupendous and magnificent; they
were wonderful," she said. "I really felt
at home and comfortable. We'd love
to do it again."
When asked about the group's
decision not to answer the crowd's
third call for more, she said
laughingly, "We were hardly prepared
for three encores tonight. I remember
when it used to be hard just to get
one."
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