By KEN EDWARDS
NOTE: If you still have last
week's News-Record, here's
how to read the MUSIC: 81 ar
ticle: After column one, go. to
column 3, second full
paragraph (starts "Quite a
few..."). In column 3, read to
"Coming Up Live," then go to
column 2 and pick up the first
paragraph (starts "Think
about it.") Then complete Col
umn 2 and go through the
record reviews at the top of
column 3. Finally, go to the
bottom of Column 3 and con
tinue ? Sorry for the printing
errors. (Murphy's Law prov
ed!!)
This week, MUSIC: 81 starts
its three-week review of the
year in music with the "First
Annual Music Awards"
presentation. (We're sorry,
but none of the winners were
able to attend! )
The winners in each
category are based on chart
performance and music quali
ty for the period Jan. 10 to
Dec. 12, 1981.
POP SINGLES
Best Overall Song:
"Endless Love" ? Diana Ross
and Lionel Richie.
Best Song by Male: "Star
ting Over" ? John Lennon.
Best Song by Female:
"Bette Davis Eyes" - Kim
Carnes.
Best Song by a Group:
"Keep On Loving You" -
REO Speedwagon
Best Song by a Duo:
"Endless Love" ? Diana Ross
and Lionel Richie.
Top Overall Artist: Diana
Ross and Lionel Richie.
Top Male Artist:
Christopher Cross.
Top Female Artist: Kim
Carnes.
Top Group: REO Speed
wagon.
Top Duo: Diana Ross and
Lionel Richie.
COUNTRY
Best Overall Song: "Seven
Year Ache" ? Rosanne Cash.
Best Song by Male: "I Don't
Need You" ? Kenny Rogers.
Best Song by female:
"Seven Year Ache" ?
Rosanne Cash.
Best Song by Group: "Feels
So Right" ? Alabama.
Best Song by Duo: "What
Are We Doing In Love" ? Dot
tie West & Kenny Rogers.
Top Overall Artist:
Alabama.
Top Male Artist: Eddie Rab
bitt.
Top Female Artist: Dolly
Parton.
Top Group: Alabama.
Top Duo: David Frizell and
Shelley West.
Wild Turkey Banouet
The Western North Carolina
ipter of the National Wild
Federation will hold
|ts annual banquet at 7 p.m.
lursday, Dec. 10, at the
Western Steer Steak House in
tnklin. All interested per
are welcome to attend
rand urged to bring their
On the program will be a
presentation of a much
needed cannon trapping net to
the North Carolina Wildlife
Resources Commission, a
film, and the election of of
ficers. Door prizes will also be
given.
For further information and
reservations, call Wayne Orr
at WHBT5 or Jim Manring at
586-2372
First Annual Music Awards
SOUL
Beit Overall Song:
"Catofcration" - Kool and the
Gang.
Beat Song by Mala: "Give It '
To Ma Baby " - Rick Jamea
Beat Song by Female:
"Love On a Two-Way Street"
? Stacey Lattiaaw.
"Beat Song by Group:
"Celebration" - Kool and the
Gang.
Beat Song by Duo: "Endless
Love" ? Diana Ross and
Lionel Richie.
Top Overall Artist: Kool and
the Gang.
Top Male Artist: Rick
Jamea.
Top Female Artist: Diana
Roes
Top Group: Kool and the
Gang.
Top Duo: Diana Ross and
Lionel Richie.
ALBUMS
Best Overall Album : "Hi In
fidelity" ? REO Speedwagon
Beat Album by Male: "Dou
ble Fantasy" ? John Lennon
(and Yoko Ono).
Best Album by Female:
"Mistaken Identity" ? Kim
Carnes.
Best Album by Group: "Hi
Infidelity" - REO Speed
wagon.
Best Album by Duo:
"Voices" ? Daryl Hall and
John Oates.
Best Country Album:
"Feels So Right" ? Alabama.
Best Soul Album: "A
Woman Needs Love" ? Ray
Parker Jr. and Raydio.
WHO'S WHO
Bart New Artists Pop ?
Routine Cash; Soul ? Stacey
UttlMW.
Most Improved Artist: Pop
? REO Speed wagon; Country
- Eddie Rabbitt; Soul - A
Taste of Honey.
Biggest Comebacks: Rick
Springfield, Gary U.S. Bonds,
John Lennon, George Har
rison, and A Taste of Honey.
You're comments and op
posing viewpoints are invited.
Keep on working on your
Christmas cards and try to
win a free album of your
choice. It doesn't have to be
fancy, just original, having
something to do with music.
All entries due Dec. 18 at 12
noon in the News-Record of
fice.
THE TOP 1?
Have you noticed? No coun
try singles have been in the
Top 10 for the last five weeks.
The closest chance for a
revival was Juice Newton,
plugging upward at number 20
last week.
At number five last week
was Air Supply's fifth Top
Five hit in a row out of five
tries.
The*t were "Billboard's"
Top 10 singles (or the week
ended Dec. S, 1M1:
1. 1 "Physical" - Olivia
Newton-John.
2. 2. "Waiting For A Girl
Like You" ? Foreigner.
4. 3. "Every Little Thing She
Does Is Magic" ? The Police.
?. 4. "Oh, No" - The Com
modores
5. 5. "Here I Am" ? Air Sup
ply.
3. 6. "Private Eyes" -
Daryl Hall and John Oates.
U. 7. "Let s Groove" -
Earth, Wind and Fire.
12. 8. "Young Turks" - Rod
Stewart.
? 10. 9. "Why Do Fools Fall in
Love" ? Diana Ross.
7. 10. "Start Me Up" - Roll
ing Stones.
COMING UP LIVE
Here is the Concert schedule
for Dec. 9 through 12:
RUSH - Dec. 9, The Om
ni/CHARLIE DANIELS
BAND; Dec. 12, Greensboro
Coliseum/WILLIE NELSON;
Dec. 11, The Omni/BLACK
SABBATH; Dec. 15, Fox
Theatre/ DAVE AND SUGAR;
Dec. 18, Knoxville Col
iseum/ STEPPE BROTHERS.
REMEMBER: Music
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Christmas Tree Safety Tips
Of all the things we
remember about past
holidays, the Christmas tree
hovering over dozens of
brightly wrapped presents
tends to stand out. With its
twinkling lights, dazzling or
naments, and even a string of
popcorn or two, it was the
focus of family gatherings.
Egg nog was served, carols
were sung, and the Christmas
tree was the center for it all.
Now, we don't want to spoil
the holiday festivities but for
your peace of mind the North
Carolina Medical Society
recommends you keep in mind
the following Christmas
precautions:
? Check the old string of
lights and throw away ones
that are worn out and brittle.
If your household has small
children, throw out old bulbs
that the toddler could find and
pop into his mouth.
? Be careful not to overload
your circuits ? don't plug
more than two strings of lights
into a single outlet.
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? Make sure thai your
Christinas tree is secured in
its stand and won't topple over
when you least expect it.
.? Secure all your extension
cords into their outlets so you
won't be shocked when you
turn on your tree lights or
other electric decorations.
? Keep extension cords
away from hallways and doors
to avoid tripping over them.
? Put breakable ornaments
and ornaments made with
angel hair or other glass
filaments on higher branches
out of baby's reach.
? Also keep holiday decora
tions made with real holly and
nuts away from small
children. Some berries, if
eaten, can be deadly. Poinset
tias are also toxic if the milky
substance from the leaves is
swallowed.
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? Stay away from raal
candies on the tree; although
they are a pretty sight they
can also be dangerous if they
fall over.
? Christmas trees should
have skirts that are nonflam
mable to cover the stand. Do
not put cotton or paper around
the base of your tree.
? Make sure that your tree
is unpluged if you leave the
house. It is also a wise idea to
keep the stand filled with
water to avoid drying the tree
out.
? Electrical toys for the
children should be chosen with
care. Make sure that the war
ing is intact and that the toy is
durable.
? Avoid toys with sharp
edges and removable parts
that small children may
swallow.
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