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Kate Bush. Hounds of Love. Bush's
ncwiM album is unequivocally her
linest. Purged of the excessive chanting
and pointless vocal acrobatics of many
of her previous efforts. Hounds of Love
preserves the British songstress'art-rock
posture while rendering it more access
ible with songs that boast hummable
melodies and haunting orchestrations.
"Running Up That Hill," with its
despairing refrain ("If I only could
Make a deal with God"), is actually on
.u .u... .. , 1he wmsome -cloud-busting'
could easily follow suit. Bush's
thrilling chirp of a voice is also more
ingratiating than in the past; deeper and
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richer, it no longer arouses curiosity but
commands respect. (F.B.)
Jimmy Cliff. Cliff Hanger. In an era
of heavy metal and sugar-coated pop,
it's refreshing to see a new reggae album
come out. Jimmy Cliff has achieved a
solid reputation in his field, and Cliff
Hanger should move that reputation up
a notch. The album captures all the joy
and release reggae is capable of offering,
through the exquisite island rhythms
and Cliffs heartfelt vocals. Cliff is
supported by a heavyweight backup
band featuring the legendary rhythm
. section of Sly Dunbar and Robbie
Shakespeare, as well as horns from
Kool & The Gang. Though slightly
repetitious at times, Cliff Hanger is as
uplifting as it is entertaining. Chalk
another one up for Jimmy. (M.D.)
Daryl Hall and John Oates with
David Ruffin and Eddie Kendrick. Live
at the Apollo. It's good that this album
was made, because it brings together
one of the best soul duo s from the 80's
and the nucleus of one of the best soul
groups of the 60's. Indeed, the best
material here is the "Apollo Medley"
with David Ruffin and Eddie Kendrick,
made all the more delightful by the
solid-as-ever Hall and Oates band.
Hall's version of his song "Every Time
You Go Away" puts Paul Young's to
shame. But Oates stands out with
"Possession Obsession" and the Mem
phis classic "When Something Is Wrong
With My Babyr" All in all, this is a
fine live album, and these two duos
make a terrific foursome. (A.M.)
Marti Jones. Unsophisticated Time.
Marti Jones has an appealing, full
bodied purr of a voice, and her debut
album's generally sparse arrangments,
by ubiquitous Triangle producer Don
Dixon, are careful not to upstage her
instrument. However, Jones fails to
forge any kind of consistent, distinct
vocal identity. One minute, she's an
. uncanny Joni Mitchell sound-alike
("Hiding the Boy"); the next, she evokes
Linda Thompson sans the British accent
("Lonely Is As Lonely Does"). Her
chameleonic craftsmanship is certainly
admirable, but it's ultimately frustrat
ing; there's no hook for the listener, no
thread uniting the 11 songs on this
good -Matured, uptempo folkpop
romp. (F.B.)
Wynton Marsalis. Black Codes
from page 1
Supporters for nuclear disarmament
will march in support of the upcoming
peace summit. The march will begin at
1 p.m. Saturday in the Pit. Music by
local bands, including the Flying Pigs,
will follow the march. The march is co
sponsored by STAND and the Campus
Awareness Network.
-, "Health Costs of the Arms Race,"
, -speech by Harrie Chaxnberlainy a. local
doctor with Physicians of Social
Responsibility, will be presented at 2
Earle
p.m. Monday in Room 226 of the
Student Union. The speech is the
beginning of Human Rights Week,
which coincides with STAND'S Week
of Education.
A candlelight vigil in support of the
upcoming summit will be held at at 7:30
p.m. Nov. 19 at the post office on
sponsored by. STAND and-local peace-4
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Two events will be offered Nov. 20,
from page 1
A total nuclear freeze is highly
unlikely, Earle said, but he praised
supporters of an across-the-board
freeze.
"Those who support a total freeze
may expect too much," he said. "I am
sympathetic to the freeze movement. It
shows the people are doing something.
But it probably is unattainable."
Eatle, a self -proclaimed Democrat,
displayed a sense of humor that pleased
the audience, especially when he paraph
rased Republican Sen. Barry Goldwater
in response to a student's question
regarding the Strategic Defense Initi
ative, or "Star Wars."
"Goldwater said if we could hit
missiles in the atmosphere coming out
of silos, we could hit the men's room
in the Kremlin."
the final day of the Week of Education.
"The Arms Race," a speech by Michael
Hunt, a professor in the history depart
ment, will be held at 2:30 p.m. in Room
205 Student Union. The speech is also
a part of Human Rights Week.
"Impressions of the Soviet Union",
a presentation by members of the
Phy&icians for Social - Responsibility,
wiil-: be .- held ar 8 .mrirr Room -1 05
Berryhill Hall. The presentation is
sponsored by the Physcians for Social
Responsibility.
STAND meets at 7:30 p.m. every
Thursday in the Campus Y Lounge.
"STAND is basically an educational
organization as well as something that
is designed to get people to act on the
issue (of nuclear disarmament)," Tied
man said. "We encourage people of all
political philosophies to come."
(From the Underground). Wynton
Marsalis has become arguably the
hottest thing around in jazz during the
last four years. His latest album, Black
Codes (From the Underground) is an
ambitious work that stresses Marsalis'
individuality as a composer. The diverse
selection of moods expressed here
represent almost a mosaic of human
emotion. From melancholy to relaxa
tion to raw power to sheer beauty,
Marsalis skillfully weaves, his way
through a highly reflective record that
should delight any jazz fan. The playing
is superb, an evocative conglomeration
of all the components that give jazz its
distinct sound. ItH be interesting to see
what Marsalis comes up with next.
(M.D.)
Eddie Murphy. How Could It Be 111
say. How could it be that the resident
Mr. Nasty would be allowed to even
make a legitimate musical record? But,
wait a minute. As surprising as it may
sound, Murphy may be making a
superb career move if he decides to stick
with the music. He really isn't all that
bad. He is helped out by producers
Aquil Fudge and Rick James (on the
hit "Party All the Time") and Stevie
Wonder, who wrote and played on two
of the songs. But Eddie wrote four
songs, and one can see some genuine
talent in their true soul feel. It is evident
that he grew up listening to classics from
bands like LTD, as well as old Stevie
Wonder and James Brown. These
influences can be heard in his songs,
and although Murphy may not be an
original, he shows a lot of promise as
a modest, far-from-nasty singer. (A.M.)
Squeeze . Cost Fan TuttiFrutti. This
album should go down in history as one
of the best of the decade, with a major
shift in songwriting apparent. With
Tutti Frutti, the duo has lyrically and
musically moved into the human
psyche, and they have found some
disturbing things there. With "I Learnt
How To Pray," "Last Time Forever"
and "Break My Heart," the listener gets
an aural mosaic of bleak despair and
lyrics that are as dense as the old stuff,
but at the same time psychologically
involving. On the brighter side there's
"By Your Side," a masterpiece about
devotion that features Tilbrook's silky
smooth, bluesy voice. The greatest joy
of the album is the return of Jools
Holland, whose keyboard sound has
become one of the band's trademarks.
(A.M.)
Stevie Ray Vaughn and Double
Trouble. Soul To Soul. No one's
arguing the fact that Stevie Ray Vaughn
is one of the most talented guitarists
to pick up an instrument since the days
of Jimi Hendrix. Unfortunately, talent
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isn't always enough. Soul To Soul
illustrates beautifullly the mean blues
that Vaughn is so adept at playing. But
there's not a whole lot of progression
here from his previous works. Sure it's
damn good blues, but any artist who
covers the same ground on each album
runs the risk of becoming a dinosaur.
It would be a real tragedy if someone
with Vaughn's talent drifted into
obscurity due to lack of advancement.
Work on it, will you, Stevie? Time's
running out. (M.D.)
ZZ Top. Afterburner. Bring on the
Dos Equis and three-alarm chili. ZZ
Top's newest offering is an offbeat,
nutty and rip-roaring reminder that not
every group has to sing socially signif
icant lyrics to put out a good album.
Their single, "Sleeping Bag," and other
notable samplings of Texas chainsaw
boogie-woogie like "Velcro Fly" and
"Planet of Women" reinforce their hold
on the title of rock and roll's "funnest"
band. This funky synthesizer and guitar
picking jam is worth a listen unless
you think Air Supply is a great rock
band. The Top has proven again they
are more than just the foot-long beards
and fuzzy guitars of MTV fame. (L.R.)
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Davis, Alan Mason, and Lee Roberts
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HUMAN RIGHTS IN
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Sunday, November 17
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Over 50 representatives from
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Tuesday, November 12, 1985
Time: 9:00 am -1:00 pm
Place: Carrington & Berryhill Halls
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