6 The Daily Tar Heel Tuesday, October 18, 1977 'Ruby, Ruby' his newest Gato still Gato 1 J On Ruby, Ruby, his latest, Gato Barbieri is influenced by the Latin sounds of Herb Alpert while he retains his own strong style. Tenor saxophonist Gato Barbieri's career can be broken down into three distinct stages. Early on, when he was recording on Flying Dutchman, he broke into the American jazz scene with a bold new sound. He combined the rhythms and percussive nature of his roots in Latin American music with a tenor style somehow grating and melodic at the same time. Some of his sidemen on the Flying Dutchman releases, such as Stanley Clarke, Lonnie Liston Smith, Airto and John Abercrombie, have also become jazz stars in their own right. The albums of that period were raw and challenging, and remain fresh today. DO" CBADI I Toniqht and Wednesday Rabbit and Ken Thursday Bluegrass Experience 405 W. Rosemary St. 9S7-9053 Showtf :WDBS-FM 107 Announces 3:30 5:30 7:30 9:30 The Classics Marlon Brando Eva Marie Saint "On The Waterfront' NOW SHOWING SHOWS WJ Dil i. POITICR COSDY 2:00 4:30 7:00 9:30 JA.MCJ CADI. A delightfully delicious dilemma! A PIECE or THE ACTION r ,"1 1 a r t 16TH WEEK .... aj junni .NO PASSES 0 r& A -f ' PG si -A X ' WJI JP WW ! JL J 7$ j: ROD SERLINGNvffiHS 9:00 ; A unique wlffl ; first adventure! Today :r-HMW;&V fijiS-il HELD OVERl SHOWS I fr??pp3n3 now 4S SHOWING 2:151 kTndT" flliibl 40j loyesto, faWM 9:15 Ijpc, mWM 1 Itrr' ' if rw?f fTf I"'"' I iiiMiilt nfniJ 'limn ) SHOWS 2:30 4:451 7:00 R 9:15 I The second stage of Gato's career began in 1973 when he signed on with ABC Impulse. During the period from 1973 to 1975. he released a series of four albums, Chapter One ("Latin America") through Chapter Four ("Alive in New York"), not counting the forgettable "Last Tango in Paris" soundtrack. Chapter One is perhaps the definitive album of the set. Recorded in Rio de Janeiro, Gato assembled a band of fellow South Americans for the sessions, some playing Brazilian Indian instruments. The result was a record of exciting and exotic music. It was a bit loose in execution, but it was tight in structure, with Gato's tenor floating wildly above the earthy bed. It was a high-energy outing, certainly not for the mellow, laid-back listener. Sound promising to you? If so, good news: Chapter One is available in most record stores' bargain bins for $1.99or $2.99. It is highly recommended. Records by ERNIE HOOD Ruby, Ruby by Gato Barbieri In 1976, coinciding with the sudden discovery of jazz by the mass record-buying public, Herb Alpert (yes, that Herb Alpert) wooed and won Gato for his own A&M Records. Gato's first release on A&M, last year's Caliente, was also produced by Alpert. For a jazz album it was very successful in commercial terms. It was also very pleasant in musical terms, but it posed a danger sign. Don't worry; Gato has not pulled a George Benson on us. His playing is still as rough and vital as ever, and his singing is still limited to his unique brand of Latino scat. But the new album Ruby. Ruby is nearly ruined by Alpert's influence. Ruby, Ruby is vastly over-produced. Alpert has given the record a crassly slick sound, and the lush At last! For those of you still hanging on last week...here are the solutions Wednesday's crossword puzzle. Now leave us believe that It elected. I to campus boards and Urn If I f f ;s.w s I I f ' I J i I Artist-filmmaker Michael Snow, whose film in Carroll Hall as part of the third program Carolina Union, "the structural film." string accompaniments are reminiscent of Muzak at best. Alpert's forgivable mistakes of Caliente are grossly distracting excesses on Ruby, Ruby. Don't misunderstand. Ruby, Ruby is not a bad album by any means it is simply cluttered by Alpert's idea of the sound that will sell records for Gato. Gato himself still wails as usual. He remains one of the most original and inventive musicians in jazz today. Those of us who respect his music greatly can only hope that he will reject Alpert's commercial "carrot on a stick." Records provided courtesy of The Record Bar. from to alone! a r u b T-TTa l tTeIr e g 0. Till SUiMl s jjD R a m -R u SDSSujE I T I e a TTnr TrrnrT n f4- N - T n" n Infla" n i? TTfftlSJTiZ nTTTTT lI3 CIII " R"ErTTTT S E R E IN n s BTI7TT Elect BILL THORPE Chapel Hill Alderman students should actively participate in town government. wilt encourage student involvement by circulating memos organizations informing them ol alt vacancies on town commissions. 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The paper strips aie as easy to dispose of as a few sheets of baduoom or facial tissue. kit's mote, die hygienic Tampax tampon applicator is designed to make insertion ,w ''K'v I Wavelength is featured tonight at 8 p.m. of avant-garde cinema sponsored by the Auditions tonight The Gallery Theatre of The Art School announces auditions for The Tooth of Crime, a rock and roll musical drama by Sam Shepard. Auditions are open to the community and anyone interested in working on the production in any capacity is encouraged to attend. The auditions will be held tonight at 8 at The Art School, 150 E. Main St., Carrboro. For more information call 942-2041. Carnival captures fancy of fairgoers Continued from page 1 child. He agrees with a professor who described his condition as "a throwback" to primitive man. "He says I'm like the cave men who did a lot of climbing around." At "70 years young," he adds that with his "natural ability" he is "able to do more things now than when I was a kid, though not as well." Melvin joined the carnival when he was 20 years old and stars in IS to 20 continuous shows each day. Other shows include an outdoor folk festival and daily performances by the Lipko Comedy Chimps, Jack Kochman's Hell Drivers and Jim and Julie Murphy. In addition, a free show in Dorton Arena each evening at 7 will highlight Mary Macgregor on Tuesday, Chubby Checker on Wednesday, Jose Feliciano on Thursday and wind up with Jerry Reed on Friday. But the longest shows, and indeed, the most serious, are the livestock shows. Y ' easy and comfortable. Slim, smooth and pre lubricated, it guides the tampon into the proper position to give you reliable protection.Your fingers never have to touch the tampon. In use. theTampax tampon expands gendy in all three directions-length.breaddi and width so there is little chance of leakage or bypass. 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The sheep, which are the only animals kept outside, wear what appear to be white laboratory coats on chilly autumn nights. On Sunday the dairy goat show occupied the arena in the livestock pavilion, otherwise known as the big pen. It lasted from noon until 8 p.m. Judge Norman A. Austin examined 286 udders in the all-doe show, and awarded prizes in several categories depending on the age of the goat, its breed and the size of its udder. , ....... Five breeds were shown: the traditional white Saanan goat, the Nubian long-eared goat, the no-ears LaMancha, the Toggenburg and the Alpine. Diane Bradway, who runs Panderfax Dairy Goats in Apex, brought 14 does to the fair out of a herd of 18 Alpines. The Alpines r ' lilll M have erect ears and are brown with different colored markings. She says that the bucks are breeding at this time of year and are shown only in the spring. "Right now, they look pretty scruffy, because they have one thing on their mind," she says. She has been raising goats for four years, and adds that the farms that have been at it for 20 years are walking away with most of the first- and second-place ribbons. Her does have won 1 3 ribbons, although most were for third place and below. But she is proud to say thata 13-year-old 4-Her, Teresa Junger, who keeps a kid and a milker at Panderfax, won three firsts a second, a third, '.two grand champions and one junior champion. The goats are taken from their mothers immediately after birth and are hand-raised and bottle-fed, Diana says. "It takes them a long time to realize they are goats; they think they're people." In preparation for each show, the goats must be kept in good shape, and must be used to being led around a ring. Directly before each show, their hair is clipped close and their feet must be trimmed, she adds. And they have to be talked to a lot, she says. 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