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Page 12-The Chronicle, Thursday, October 29, 1981 ^ ' ? Poc lie Dimensions A zzie WaJRHR| r ~ 'J Readers! Without a doubt, you are the most support. as well as beautiful, ones that a columnist and columt a paper coUld ever have! Looking around us, we can help but notice... Nature's Masterpiece By A zzie Wagner c. 1976 Through the frame of my window1 can see the results of Nature's paint brush, Everywhere, she has taken her naUtt* /%? ? ... pMivnv vi I^aiiu^ Spreading them in a multiplicity of colors On the leaves and branches of trees everywhere! The yellow reminds me of the radiant sun That shines its beams across the earth-warming it. The golden leaves remind me Of the riches that we all own If we possess a genuine friend! The red leaves are reminders Of the warmth and comfort of an evening Spent by a cozy fireplace with those we love. The orange is reminiscent of citrus fruit And the glowing flames that burn on a winter's day! The dark green colors are symbolic . Of the life that we possess Each day as we awaken to a new day! The beautiful brown represents My'darling child's face as he smiles up at me! So/V'. Looking through the frame of my window, Examing the beautiful picture that Nature has painted 1 am ever thankful for the senses I possess Tn ? . ^ ap^icvimc mis nne masterpiece and work of Art! Now, one of my shy, but extremely prolific writers step quietly into the spotlight and does a little thing called.. Untitled By Rhonda Brown j At last I've found my happiness with mixed feelings I must walk awa] 1 try so hard to stay away to push memories into A forgotten corner of my mind. So hard to forget happiness so hard to walk away. So sad to find laughter in another place. But glad that it was found. See Page 27 I RECORD REVIEW Two notes worth a listen Thrtf notss buy It) /4// Research end Reviews by WAAA Radio Top Singles 1. Let's Groove Earth, Wind A Fire 2. Snap Shot slave 3. Never Too Much Luther Vandross 4. Get It Up The Time 5. Silly Denise Williams 6. Take My Heart Kooid The Gang 7. Inside You isley Bro. 8. Disco Dream. Mean Machine 9. Before I Let Go Maze 10. She Don't Love Curtis May field Ton Alhiimc 1. The Time The Time 2. Never Too Much Luther Vandross 3. Showtime slave 4. Facets Roger Trotman 5. Live Maze 6. In The Pocket Commodores 7. Something Special KooiA The Gang - 8. My Melody Denise Williams 9. The Dude Quincy Jones 10. Tonight Four Tops Album Review Inside You Isley The legendary Isley family continues their hit makin legacy with "Inside You." The album off* the Isley's at their usual best. In the past, most songs done by the group that are not self penned are usually near classics, but their rendition of "First Love" is in the pocket. Rating 2 notes. Go For It Shalamar True to the title, "Go For It," has Shalamar going for what they know, after becoming one of pop/R&B's fastest growing arts. This record features strong vocal performances from all members. Best cuts - "Sweeter As The Days Go By" & "Talk To Me." i - \ Cameron Credits 1 ~ "TX7T2TT" ' -?t t ~? I fr//7z From If you hear a note ot likes of Ben E. King I confidence on Rafael Chubby Checker*.. and Jar Camera's Mi Salmon! William Bell, or interview ~ album, Cameron's In Love, ing Clarence Carter and \ve it might be because Came- Stevie Wonder. 7 ln ron got some tips from the "Stevie was a very warm not vcry best, like Stevie person." recalls Cameron, Wonder. Before moving tc "And when I told him I was America and - becoming a an aspiring singer, he gave professional singer, Camer me some tips to develop my on worked as a reporter at a vocal abilities. There's one daily newspaper in his tin **- - _ _ V T V 11IV 11 I <11 1 VC hometown of Georgetowr used ever since. He said in Guyana, South America, that anytime your voice was You can imagine the bud- feeling hoarse, just drink ding singer's enjoyment ai some tea with lemon. 11 assignments such as re- really works." viewing and meeting the Cameron feels that he Joan Armatradin? As Musical Ge Joan Armatrading's drums and Nick Pl>tas on latest A&M Records album, keyboards, both from Lcne Walk Under Ladders, cur- i.ovich's band, and percusrently in Britain's Top 10, sionist Julian Diggle, late of continues her progressive the British band The musical stance that caused Mo\ies. [he Hollywood Reporter to Armatrading's tour will hail her "genius for blen- include dales in ding and pushing musical , forms." So it's no surprise that for her Fall, 1981 tour of Europe, where Armatrading is a top-selling Rod-Aid"... star performer, she would bhandsopt drink mi* gather a band with exrwrif?nr#? rhat 1? Frozen! ere me cie la ere me of Bri- . . Airx 1 envelope KOOL-AID' tains new music scene. Unsweetened Soft Drink Mix ,s Backing Joan on the any flavor 36-date tour are Gary San- J'30!?*1!??' J 1 quart water ford on guitar from Joe Jackson's band, bassist Jeremy Meek from Live Wire, Justin Hildreth on rnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm f I H j I Spyro Gyro Visits W1 Fresh for the first leg of a successful U.S. tour to promote th Freetime, Spyro Gyra's percussionist Gerardo Velez and ba visit to WBLS's popular Frankie Crocker. The grammy not currently on a triumphant return tour of Japan, and will ku I U.S. tour with a performance at New York City's Radio C BLACK ENTERTAINMENT T^JP TELEVISION <5> OCTOBER 30 FOOTBALL: Gramblin THE BOBBY JONES GOSPEL SHOV gospel music entertainrr BLACK SHOWCASE: Variety entertainm /-* f~\ rv> A t f o r* A r> U /-v " * v.v/iutuy anu MIUI l SL SUMMIT CJ^^TSE 727-8822 ' s -<' s 't-\ learned ft^lot about music wiuanrumems, set-ups costumes..." Clearl) Cameron was an ace report er from the sound of things % \ ; he sings today. ' ^ us u t - ^ ?5SS: i S:2iiS: Copenhagen (11/3), Paris (11/11), Berlin (11/15), I London's Odeon Maurice Whit? \ Qi* 1 Earth, Wind and Fire's Maw >VJM* /m OI1CK w/7/i /lis hit Columbia Recorc o. ' ' " - * ^ una nis jans. During a recet Suckers mother and son he met at thi prehensive community servic Dissolve soft drink mix and rllM j *l.? ; sugar in water Pour ,nto Fund' Recently named to the plastic ice-cube trays or the type of work done by thi unMa?m^t'^UmS|nF4e?Ze '?*?' b'ack charity organize wooden stick or spoon into goals. From the look pf the sr\ Makes*" ?o'" "rm one ?f 'he many black famil most pleased with the operati Pre; October is a very eventfu the State Fair in Raleigh, th sity's Homecoming. And fc equally important because Radio to you. It also mark management of this institui for thrity-one years. This community was extr foresight to recognize the in voice to speak to the needs distinction of going on the target its programming tow the United States to do so. 3LS During its initial thirty c dividual and collective mem ?ir best-selling MCA album, music and personalities pos ssist David Wof ford paid a news and sporting events. 1 . . Williams signed the station Ylinntorl i/i-**-#."-"*- ~? -- Bwp is \ We have been privileged :k off the second half of the before it became the fashiot >ity MUSjc Hall. pride in the rich tradition th ported and cherished WAA NOW, you have another g * support Triple A like you n I true le8acy to give to your < I of pride, heritage and unity Make WAAA a part of y< by, - eat, drive, work, play, I A - being entertained, infor I We will give the best that paces NOT following trends We will be around for as 1 us. You can demonstrate th _ , _ I 1. Listening to 98 Triple g vs. Jackson State | 2. Communicating with I 3. Shopping with our Ad V: The best in black e advertisers make our When you hear a place of lent from Nashville. members of the Black comn and we want your business. ent featuring music, porting a Black-owned busir lbject presentations. if you buy from someoi Chronicle, then you are sho "you will always be there." On behalf of the present a; * ly thank you for all you hav the last two (2) years to mak continued support and a ren< ^ Anniversary Montff! ^ p r~ -? r kngJ H* nnpFn i ^ I I BMP^I31I^M . X?.V:V- -X _ *p& ,ni f^m "<> 1 11^ jf p ^fe F Bfcj^^^P*3P5^H^gB&* f;-' . jpT?*.: ^j |WSa ^K.Jft/. > i^ T .^\JL < ' W| If liM^ KJ&g B/ce White may have a busy concert and recording schedule Be nrt h,,t h* . 1?- - '"^? ..v vMr. Mirru/j luncr nme out to listen to the public it visit to Chicago, White had the chance to chat with a ? Afro-American Family and Community Services, a comes organization supported by the National Black United Fund's Board of Directors, Maurice visited Chicago to see ? organizations supported by the black United Fund - the it ion in America - and express his support for the Fund's niles all around, it seems that Maurice enjoyed visiting with ies aided by the Family and Community Services, and is \on's results. <mmmmmnnimniiiinnmiintniiHNini???tmMWM#?mfm>Hii?HimmmH>iiMiniw RS OF SERVICE WAAA I 98 Triple m A Mil Anniversary Message Matter D. Evans sident and General Manager of WAAA I month, for in it, we have the Annual Dixie Classic Fair, I e Ebony Fashion Fair, and Winston-Salem State Univer-1 >r the family at 98 Triple A and its friends, this month.is I it marks thirty-one (31) years of service from WAAA I s the second (2nd) Anniversary of Black ownership and I tion that has been a major part of Winston-Salem's life I emely fortunate in 1950 when a group of people had the I iportance of the Black community having a strong, daily I of Forsyth County residents. ? Triple A radio had the I air October 29 as the first station in North Carolina to I ards the Black community. It was only the third one in I >ne years, Triple A has sought to provide you, as in- I bers of its audience, with the best service, entertainment, I - __ ? stoic, as weii as accurate coverage and presentation of I "hat commitment is as alive today as it was when Larry I on in 1950. I to have and claim a radio station as "ours" long, long I iable or the profitable thing to do... And you have taken I at has been yours alone as you have grown up with, sup- I A as it kept you abreast of all the happenings, golden opportunity. I ask you and CHALLENGE you to I ever have before, because it is Black All The Way! - A I :hildren and grandchildren as you instill in them a sense I >ur EVERY DAY as you wake up to, shower with, dress I laugh, read, study and think while listening to 98 Triple I med, and inspired by what comes over our airwaves! I we have every moment of every broadcast day, setting I i! Just as we did when there were not any other choices. I ong as You remain committed and dedicated to keeping I at by doing three things: I Js and by vertisers. existence possible... business advertising on WAAA, he is saying to you, as I lunity, "we know that you are there, we appreciate you I We are giving some of your money back to you by sup- I less through advertising with Triple A." And converse- I le whom you never hear on this Station or see in the I ppina with folks who nrnhahlv tnk* it f~- B ? j .? iui 51 amcu inai - We should support those who support us! nd former members of the 98 Triple-A family, I sinceree done in thirty-one (31) years, and more importantly, e us "first" and the "best," and I earnestly solicit your wed commitment for the next 31 years during this, Our
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