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Ms. Taylor's beautifully
weaved baskets, but also by a
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Tuesday Night
Pablo Cruise To Light Up
Soundstage Good Entertainment
Upbeat, feel-good entertain
ment sets the pace when Pablo—
Cruise comes to SOUND
STAGE on Tue., Nov. 7, at 8
p.m. on Channel 42.
The four member band has
woo a growing fan club over
the last year as they climb the
charts with their free-flowing
music. Getting their start as a
backup gmMp fnr "«ip»r«tj»r"
bands, Pablo Cruise began
stealing the shows and re
views. The group's tasteful,
exhilarating performances
quickly won them top billing.
With a robust, rhythmic
style dubbed "sports rock"
by US Magazine, the music of
Pablo Cruise has sophistica
tion with a sunshine aura
A*h fond & Simpson
Warner Bros. Records re
cording artists Asbford and
Sim peon's latest LP titled Is It
Still Good To Ya? has been
certified Gold by the R.I.A.A.
in recognition of sales in ex
cess of 500,000 units.
Is It Still Good To Ya? joins
Send It in Ashford and Simp
son's Gold: catalog.
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velocity instrumentais have
become trademarks for diffe
rent athletic events. Members
Dave Jenkins, Steve Price,
Bruce Day and Cory Lerios
acknowledge that their own
personal involvement in
sports and the outdoors is
reflected in their music.
lue antithesis ot punk rock,
the music of Pablo Cruise
keeps a positive outlook on the
world. In a recent interview
Jenkins revealed that this op
timism is at the root of the
group's approach to their
work and life. He called it "an
attitude of living, and a mutu
al desire to progress music
ally, spiritually, every way
(we) can."
PABLO CRUISE lights up
SOUNDSTAGE with
sunshine as Jenkins, leas voc
alist and lead guitar, Lerioe,
vocals and keyboard. Day,
bass and vocals, and Price,
drums, sing of "World Away"
ana tne "ocean Breeze." "A
Place In The Sun," "Never
Had A Love" and "Love Will
Find A Way" are among the
hits that will All the hour-long
programs.
SOUNDSTAGE is produced
by WTTW-Chicago Public Te
levision.
Emma Taylor, an expert
basket weaver from the auth
entic Cherokee village of Oco
noluftee, chats with C. J.
Underwood on Top O' The
Day, Wednesday, November 8
at noon on WBTV, Channel 3.
Ms. Taylor, who is of Chero
kee descent, ώ 80 gifted al lira
chosen trade that earlier this
year she was invited to dem
onstrate her basket weaving
talents in Tokyo, Japan at a
world wide craft exhibit x
The art of basket weaving is
a Cherokee tradition shared
for generations as well as the
various techniques for basket
weaving as the dyeing meth
od. Ms. Taylor explains that
different colors are gotten by
using strips of white oak that.
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