* Page 10 Tire Chronicle, Saturday, November 17, 1979 V i E^l|| At the age of 29 Stevie aw.v.v.w.v.v.v.v.w.v.v.v.v.v.v* Wonder has been in the ^ A record industry for 18 years; and in that time he has received virtually every accolade which that industry can give to him. Since his first hit rec h(L has per iuiiiicu songs Are The j Of My Life," "My Cher- ." ie Amour" and "Isn't Ij^jj She Lovely." But above I all, he has become kno- ^mm wn for his master craftsmanship in the recording and production of albums. Stevie has always be- J en a Motown recording artist, since he was in troduced to the company?^4 by Ronnie Whitejaf the j e Miracles in 1961l- ^AK though he has always -<Kk been successful, the ma- f jor turning point in his ** M career came ^in 1971 - ^ when he was 21 and was able to take full creative wn as more than, just a control of his work. musician, he is a house-Music Of My Mind" ho!i* nai"?' was really the first of the ? *|?s n new genre of Stevie Wo- Key ?fL,fe album was nder albums. Released Cometh,ng of a landmark in stm/in c A 1_ in March 1972 was the ?v ? iiwi first an unbroken ser- 2A years.to record and ies of gold albums that was a maJor work which he released. The moved, Stev,e Wonder others being "Talking '"to a class by himself as Book", "Innervisiuiis," fy who could not "Fulfillingness' First Fi- be conflned bV ,he usual . nale" and Songs In The s,cal boundaries and ' Key Of Life." Stevie dcl'neat,ons' lw . c Wonder, partly by virtue . H,S'atef a,bu S,e" r . . . .. vie Wonder s Journey of his longevity as an _./ .. . . .. . Through The Secret Life artist, and partly be- -n?... - ~ ... Of Plants will push the cause he has become K known for his socio-poli- boundaries to their limit. Vtical awareness, is kno- Thls album took a little In Review Stevie Moves OnUpon giving headphone u5"Flytrap andThe Bog**" attention to the double and "Tree" from this < album soundtrack, 1 was album proceed with this filled with an, even deeper 4'Wonder characteristic." love and loyalty to this 'Tree," the nineteenth long time musical hero tune utilizes a storm effect and leader. with lightning to convey Containing the even the full feeling of a tree, number of twenty tunes, A very wide variety of this LP soundtract keeps music and lyrics from in context with Wonder's Japanese C'Ai No Sono," past productions bv mov- ?nno co,t? , WMXg J JVT VlilWII J aya- | ing even further into elec- singers) to Braille on the tronic perfection. His cover and from Symphotightness in background nic arrangements to Disco vocals and precision in v covers about 185 minutes, playing drums continues Come Back As A Flowto increase. er" collaborated lyrically Features such as multi- by Syreeta Wright is one dubbing, completely syn- 0f two tunes his previous thesized string orchestra- vocalists composed lyrics tions done by the boy for. The "Finale" is an prodigy, talk box or voco- uptempo instrumental vader voice techniques (the nation of this tune also. album doesn t say which), The excitement created and other innovations jn November 1976 around help confirm genius attri- long awaited release butes and monopolize ^y the blind genius played much of this masterpiece. ^e role of a lesson to be As always since Living learned. The two years For The City on the shoved Between FulfilInner Visions LP, Stevie Hngness First Finale (rehas incorporated the use leased in 1974) and Songs of sound effects usually in jn ^e Key of Life (releasthe form of a spoken scene e(j jn 1975) Set the stage or background effects for evervone tn rnnl out ( Isn t She lovely ). be patient and wait. "Race Babbling," "Ven- See Page 17 1 maaui* ciw* ;| Sleeping BeautylijApocalypseNovvl: | JuHe m?t SH; ['" Search of# I 10 ii Historic Jesusl: ii Mon-Fri 5^7:20-9:30 .El Sat-Sun 3-5-7.9 i: 1 Sat-Sun 3-5:10-7:20? 1:1 w?"?y? 5-7-9 0 |: \ 9:30 .JfaliJ!::-!. 7hun 3-5-7-9 l^ggTH^Tsh^grh. Happy Hooker^ ^SSSSSmF I & ART-MUSI wiCHT ^ ? m + ??#?##?#? 'ie Wonder over 3 years to complete picture, so he was asked and is a work of im- 1 to compose a theme song mense musical depth. It and from this it grew to is an attempt bv Stevie Stevie heino invifpH tr. to share the wide range write the entire musical of musical experiences score for the picture, and influences to which Thus, the "Secret Life he has been exposed. Of Plants" grew to beWhen Michael Braun come Stevie Wonder's asked Stevie Wonder to next major project after compose a piece of mus- his universally success4C?for?his film?"The fill "Songs In the Key Of? Secret Life Of Plants" it Life" album. Now a is certain that neither of little over three years them had any idea of the later and after the charproportions to which that acteristic Stevie Wonder project would eventually honing to perfection, grow. One musical seg- "Stevie Wonder's Jourment from Stevie, unbal- ney Through The Secret anced the musical con- Life Of Plants" is com- . tento^herestofthe^plete^^^^^^^^^^^. STARSCOPE WEEK OF NOVEMBER 15,1979 AQUARIUS ? January 21 - February 19 You can make important gains now, provided you resist impulsive moves. Popularity dips before the weekend, but by Sunday you're top name on tne social roster. Romance is on the upswing. PISCES ? February 20 - March 20 A week of variety, featuring activity in work and social environments. One of your work ideas is slated to win you plaudits. Small financial setback is followed by a series of gains. ARIES ? March 21 - April 20 Until Monday, you're very concerned with love: friends are loving, family members show new respect. Then, ideas backfire and your mate becomes preoccupied. Postponement possible Tuesday - Wednesday. TAURUS ? April 21 - May 22 For health's sake, make balance your present keyword: balance work with recreation, and balance diet. Unexpected Qxpen^e may be required on Monday, meaning the delay ofalofiged-for luxury. GEMINI ? May 23 - June 21 Starting the weekend, just when your romantic partner announces exciting plans, you find yourself tied to work. It seems that stalled plans are very much back in motion. CANCER - June 22 July 22 Thursday - Saturday emphasize giving and sharing, with people putting their total trust in you. Weekend social event inspires you to look every bit as glamorous as you feel. LEO ? July 23 August 22 Lots of small but complex errands beg your time after the weekend, and a nearly forgotten job may require touch ups. For singles, a splendid opportunity exists for introduction. VIRGO ? August 23 - September 22 Communication and cooperation are stressed, meaning that your best efforts are joint efforts, and that it won't hurt to double cheek that messages you issue are completely understood. LIBRA ? September 23 - October 22 You're in an upbeat, bold and magnanimous mood, and it's all because a major family worry is fading at last. But go softly! It's easy to overspend and overindulge loved ones. SCORPIO ? October 23 - November 21 A significant accomplishment in your work environment takes place Monday, and there's news of a reunion as well. Financial matters become entangled Wednesday, but you ' still make monetary gains. i SAGITTARIUS ? November 22 - December 22 Family matters continue to demand attention, but you make strides in career and romance. Leap with ideas when they strike. A sense of well-being exists with loved one and weekend can be memorable. CAPRICORN ? TW?mK?f M - !.??? Best advice is don't seek advice. Your judgment is fine, but you're too easily swayed by outside opinions. Longdistance news on Monday is encouraging. BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK You manage to be the center of attention wherever you are, you put your ail in everything, and you're sometimes a little too hard and demanding on yourself. Year ahead * emphasizes new faces, but old-established ideas. Outstanding travel is favored in July, career changes are possible after September. A C-REVIEWSPE WXII Explores The progress of blacks community in comparison since the civil rights stru- to those prior to 1964. ggle of the 1960's will be Featured locally will be examined in "Black Ame- Patrick Hairston, Winsricans: 1979," a news ton-Salem NAACP presii? ?? J?T * - ?. - - ap^viai uuatcu vy rcpuncr ucm; jonn uuncan of the Jane Harrington and bro- Midwest Piedmont Area adcast by WXII, TV Chan- Business Development nel 12 Friday, Nov. 23, at 8:00 p.m. A live discussion, during which local and state leaders react to the con- - M tents of the program, ? follows the taped segment at 8:30 p.m. The taped segment will I examine the strides blacks I ~gk . have made as a result of I M the civil rights movement I of the ?60s and loftks at housing, employment, educational and general social conditions of the black Robin Richc Picket Fence and photogra and WinstonWithin the Picket Fence ^Decial reDOrt Garden Flower Club met special repon Nov. 7 at the home of team probe r Mrs. Arrie Wright. , The which require club will celebrate their fa Fifth Anniversary Nov. 18 u/PPkninhts at by worshipping at Mt. WeeKTUgntS at Pleasant Baptist Church at the 11 a.m. service., Mrs. Thelma Lewis, the president, welcomed new member Mrs. Roxie Baxter into the club. Commit- THE NEWS tees were appointed for Total News for , the Holiday House, which will be held Dec. 9 at Mrs. Arrie Wright's home. LUItltK b> Y" *** Wv IIRON AWAY FftOM J "" I IF THINGS >Jpr N. ^toAAE*7 ^ _*t=B?; ~Z TV1E ENERGY X" /^Ttwogwt^\ /ISPILL&D\ / YOU VJ&CE VAELPVNG \ \JWB PAINT/i < 4 tft Ck/SI pgafj...7atfn r^psswstafi--, r By Dorothea Josephine Com tea f Unmix the letters in the boxes to form a word. Then circle A, B or C for the cor-^f5w rect meaning (or definition). fi ,n\ Score yourself as follows: 4 Correct-Excellent 2 Correct-Fair 3 Correct-Good 1-0 Correct-Poor L/Q 1. lT|A|G| 4 aoH 9- M IT c. #UT 2. MIE'DlE] 4? A. t>CIP B MEAT c. 3. | R1Y1Q1UI E~j A. 9DSSTI OH B.UOLB C. 1MAW 4. 1RI u I FI R for MTTT1 a fiAirry s. pa&k c Antw?r?: \ 6mr-* J. or?M c ) fvt'Y A 4 ri/?M | Build your vocabulary Laarn tha word and "** l? <n a tantanc* V " " 21 y V X o OPLE Black America Organization; Rev. Wil- attorney; Dan Murphy, liam Epps, pastor of the R J- Reynolds Industries _ First Baptist Church of' market researcher; R. LeEast Winston; Dr. Lewis w*s Ray, Winston-Salem Dowdy, A&T State Uni- attorney and business? versity chancellor; Paris man; and George Hill, Favors, National Labor president of the Winston Relations Board regional Mutual Life Insurance Co. OTAL NEWS Vat ' vc jrds and THE M EWS staff of reporters phers cover Greensboro, High Point Salem for total news of the Triad, s and documentaries by THE NEWS nore deeply into those Triad issues a second look.' ital news picture on THE NEWS, 6 and 11 on WXII TV12. UJXU IBS f orumsic tjranaon, jr. V -N - ' < . ? ' - *"\ > \ caf^t dct\] fz^ i donvt have \v 'that .' j ( what everybody's \ ? vi not supposed to leave) ~7 i WOGRY A&oot x f/^.the lk5ht A*f\ j vTWE ENERGY CftDNCHi (tME END OF THE ) 2 ^~-?|?^ ~~ ISrl \~^S i FINDIT!? Find 11 dogs. Words run across, down, or diagonally in any direction. Word list below. S?i, llocB CMP SPPEU /N Iff All a Q I L. TSKPGNOL. T K ? L H I X o i V E e l e e o ? l OOOPRO T E R R t E R D Word list: Beagle, Boxer, Bulldog, Collie, Husky, Peke Poodle, Pug, Scottie, Shepherd, Terrier. Leftover letters will give you one more kind of dog. ^4/

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