i Page 8-The Chronicle, Saturday, January 24, 1981 _ WhaL's Bill Summers music like? What's the ' world like? Diverse. Call It What You M Want is like a ground I swell, an excitement V which continues to build V the more one listens to Ithis fine debut release on v MCA Records. It's not of one mind, but many; and not of one Uk musical influence, but -My background multi-ethnic; my ^m albums have either been Latin or funk, tradi- JHSSmvSm i tional African or jazz/' explains Bill Summers, a my pride, creativity or percussionist/vocalist of musicianship." much stature in music, The album not only and a man who has not features Summers on only recorded four of his both vocals and percusown albums, and won an sion instrumcnts-which Emmy and gold record is a story in itself-but as lead percussionist on also his backup group? the Roots soundtrack, Summers Heat: Lori but has performed on Ham, vocals; Calvin recordings by virtually Tillery, vocals; everyone, including: Claytoven Richardson, Herbie Hancock, The vocals/saxPointer Sisters, Con ophone/clarinet/mini Funk Shun, Quincy moog/clavinet; Larry Jones, Seawind, Syreeta, Bastiste, vocals/tromNorman Connors and on bone/clavinet; Earl and on^_ ? "Bo" Freeman^ bass;_ "Musically, my evolu- Ray "Anthony" tion has come to this Obiedo, guitar; Paul stage where Call It What Van Wageningen, You Want is an drums; William Kenamalgamation of all nedy, drums; Scott cultures, all styles. It's Roberts, percussion; and contemporary, commer- Tom Poole, flugelhorn. cial and polished, not fu- Summers' musical sion. Naturally, this is training began with 10 what 1 wanted to do, years of classical piano I now, put it all together in at the Detroit Conser a commercial package, vatory of Music. Also, But at the same time, I during his high school didn't want to sacrifice years in Motor City, he STARSCOPE WEEK OF JANUARY 22, 1981 AQUARIUS-January 21-Februaiy 49 A week for tying up loose ends and tendlnq to host of mini obligations. Don't initiate programs unless you're totally committed Best times are in small groups PISCES ? February 20-March 20 Careful planning brings results, especially in areas of tTavel and education New developments take place in personal relationships, indicating change for the better. ARIES-March 21-April 20 If considering an important lifestyle change, hear a lot of opinions and think carefully about each. Relative can be friend?just give him/her a chance. TAURUS ? April 21-May 22 You become aware of your untapped resources, and added drive makes week financially rewarding Entertainment is speciality; host a party for two ..or for 20. GEMINI-May 23-June 21 An outgoing attitude brings new interests Respect from subordinates increases. It may be impossible now to ignore family feud, especially if it concerns youngsters. CANCER?June 22-July 22 Solo efforts are your most successful this week; it's not the time to count on anyone for favors. You may now discover new route to important goal. LEO?July 23-August 22 An outstanding week for exptanding your social circle A coworker ? could shock you with his/her lack of understanding. Weekend obligations are less boring than feared. VIRGO ? August 23-September 22 One conflict is resolved as another is sparked during this sometimes tense week Older friend offers wise financial counsel. Could be asked to repay very old favors. LIBRA ?September 23-October 22 You can effectively express ideas on subject related to ethics or philosophy. But economics is another area, financial perception is low so consult pro on money matters. SCORPIO?October 23-November 21 You're absolutely inspiring ?establishing sense of excitement and anticipation about any job you begin Unfortunately, you also show surprising difficulty in adding final touches SAGITTARIUS ?November 22-December 22 It's not easy to be deceived about the true motives of friends and neighbors. At work, reputation is at peak and your suggestions now ? have considerable impact. CAPRICORN ? December 23-January 20 Focus is on entertainment, with Capricorn on center stage. Loved one may ask you to join him/her on trip but it may not be your idea of fun Creative solution might backfire DIM I ML*AY TM1S WEEK Friendly and very willing, but also unpredictable and stubborn You're a humanitarian., and sometimes a rebel Year ahead offers more opportunities than usual to enter into a partnership?either persona) or business BORN THIS WEEK January 22nd, actor Bill Bixby, 23rd, actor Randolph Scott; 24th. singer Ne|l Diamond, 25th. actor Dean Jones; 26th, singer Eartha Km. 27tH, dancer Mikhail Baryshnikov; 28th, actor Alan Aid a f | # ART-M ifmmprc ^ of percussion- con" Lillllliwl o tinuously requested to | ? For Fantasy, he recorded &four albums, but nothing pushing musical concepts as far as he has on Call It What You Want, playing various instruments, including some unique African ones. For example on this release, he used the agogo, hindewhu, bata, congas, bongos, hand *; bell, bottles, quica, pan). / . diera, tambourine, tamborim, guiro, timbales, I ?-?e . 4ft!gcmbe, shekere, reco / reco, ganaza, temple blocks, wood blocks, played saxophone and sasara, triangles and caxflute in various clubs at ixi. But not all at the night while working same time. Ford's assembly line in "I'm influenced most the day time. by African music though In 197G, Summers there is no difference secured a position in the between that and Afromusic department at the American, AfroUniversity of California Brazilian, Afro-Cuban at Berkeley. or Afro-Haitian. African "Back then, there was is the foundation of most no major in black musical forms in music," he Doints out. Am^rira d*.d . ?-. nnu r\ix , t4I petitioned three times which you can hear in over a period of two my music, is a derivative years before I finally was of gospel but with a able to receive accredita- social text. If you take tion for an independent? thaU one step back^ major in ' ethno- you've got the guy steppmusicology with em- ing off the boat with his phasis on Afro- traditional concept of American music." music." After leaving Call It What You Berkeley, he earned his Want is not only a great first important musical title, but a wonderful stripes when he joined catchphrase. You can't Herbic Hancock's Head necessarily pigeonhole Hunters on the ground- Summers with it, but it breaking gold album does express the idea that Head Hunters. 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