Ql STATE HEWS WITH MOVIES S SPORTS TOR THE COMING WEEK Friday .February 7, 1975 Video Everyday — All Rights Reserved — Dickinson Newspaper Services. Inc. Saturday February 8.1975 1:00 PM (2-3-6-25) Sports Spectacular JWqnday Thru. Friday 1:00 PM 5:30 PM 1:30 (4-5-8-25) College Basketball: (10) Greatest Sports Legends (4) Bowling For Dollars Southern Carolina vs. Notre Dame (9) Facts Of Fishing 2:00 M-day. Ftfcr—nr II. 1«7S 2:00 (7-12-13-41) The Superstars 2:30 (9) Sports (4 5 8-1 0) NHL (23) Spartan Sportlite 3:00 Hockey: Montreal vs. Buffalo (4-8-10-25) College Basketball: Purdue vs. Wisconsin 3:00 J!^l®^Jfi.L^™§?Yj2c.1975_ (2-3-6-25) NBA Basketball: Los (13) Outdoors (41) World Of Skiing Angeles at Detroit 8:00 PM 3:30 (9) NHL Hockey: Montreal 3:30 at (7-12-13-41) Pro Bowlers Tour (7-12-13-41) American Sportsman Toronto 5:00 4:15 (4-5-8) Bob Hope Desert Classic Thursday. February 13.1975 (7-12-13-41) Wide World Of 7:00 PM 4:30 Sports (7-41) Wide Worid Of Sports (41) Outdoors 7:00 7:30 (12) Championship Fishing (3) Michigan Outdoors (41) Big Time Wrestling 5:00 J>£orts_Gujd_e_ (4-5-8-10) Bob Hope Desert Friday. February 14.1875 Classic Sunday, February 9,1975 (12) Michigan Outdoors Jock Clark, host of "Dealer's Choice," it assisted 5:30 7:30 PM by a (10) Michigan Outdoors former Miss America, Jane Nelson, in (3) Outdoors helping 11:00 AM 6:30 8.00 contestants gamble for a fortune at such Las Vegas (4) Beat The Champ (7) Michigan Outdoors (50) Basketball:Detroit ftstvnsvs games as Wheel of Chance, Bingo, Baseball, Black 12:00 NOON Philadelphia '76ers 11:30 Jack, Any Pair Loses, Aces Out, Dealer's Derby, Keno, (8) Bowling Classic (13) Wide Worid Of Sports 9:30 Bonus Dice, and several others. (9) Sports Scene The show is filmed before a live studio audience in the Tropicana Hotel in Las Vegas. Viewers wishing to be contestants on the program should address their inquiries to Home Audience Game, P.O. Box 21711, Tropicana Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada 89114. See listings for time & channel. Question: Can you exf DOMINOS cots off Dinah Shore s r ► every day before it's finished? Frances Answer: Only port of the station lineup for ' Dinah's new series telecasts the whole 90 minutes. So the show is designed to break PiTchER S pE c i aI 2 to 6 PIZZA not too awkwardly ot the 60-minute point for stations with other commitments. Question: Can you tell r Gregory Peck role in th< ie who played the TV version of "12 15c Hot Doqs 2 10 5 O Clock High?" Answer: During its first season. Robert Al\d LivE Music FAST, FRIENDLY & Lansing starred. Then he Paul Burke. And the was replaced by reasoning was odd: Burke was chosen, the producers said, by because they wanted a younger image to attract a younger audience. Both Lansing free Delivery from and Burke are the time was 38). same age (which at that Question: Do you answer all the questions you get or do you throw the tough ones in Tht RAISIN EUncK Two Locations the waste basket • John Answer: We'll put it this way. we don't always know oil the answers but if there is a Serving campus East Farm Lane. of Serving campus Farm Lane. West of name Are ond address we on the query, we right in surmising from reply. your NO COVER k letterhead that you are associated with the television department at the college from 351-8880 351-7100 which you write? If so, then maybe you have access to answers "civilian viewers" don't have So what is "eosy for you can bug them. ll\t lls|a5 sll5S5||K 4llilalalgiliSllgi|g|llils*gl=,gtllil«llfi«l5l5!g- SPICIALIZING IN ULlCTION—PiUi £ BACK PACKING TENNIS IN I ALPINE DESIGN SPALDING • RAQU Saturday. 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(13) The Story (50) Three Stooges (13) Movie (4-12) News 11:00 5:30 (5) Police Surgeon (25) Old Time Gospel Hour 2:00 7:25 (2) Motor City Golden Gospel (2) Wad World Of Animals (6) Thirty Minutes (5) "Duel" Dennis Woavtr, Tim (4) News (3-6) Camera Three (3) Outdoors (7) Celebrity Sweepstakes Herbert. (1971) A highway game (4) Beat The Champ (6) People & lines 0>! (50) Jot of death between a salesman in a 7:30 (5) Laurel St Hardy (12) Movie (7-12) Goober 8r The Ghost (23) Bill Moyer's Journal (10) Bold Ones compact car and a gasoline truck. Chasers (25) Pop Goes The Country (13) Onon Welles Groat Mysteries x(2) Rax Humbard 3:00 (4) Country Living (8) Catholic Mass (50) World Of Survival (23) Music From Michigan State (2) "The Invisible Man" Claude (9) Homes Today 6:00 (25) Man Who Killed A Ghost (5) Open Camera Rains. (1933) Chemist discovers (10) Info 10 (2-3-6) Sixty Minutes (41) Help Line (6) Scope secret of invisibility and sets out (13) Old Time Gospel Hour (7) News 11:00 (7) Insight to conquer the world. (8) Consultation (41) Girt From U.N.C.L.E. (9) Wld,Wild West (2-3-4-5-6-7- (9) The Church Today (50) The Flintstones (25) Bobby Goldsboro Show (8-9-12-13-41) News 3:30 (10) New Zoo Review 11:30 (41) Harold Ensley (4) Big Valley (2-3-6-25) Face The Nation (50) Star Trek (23) Washington Week In Review 11:30 (S) "Flying Tiaon" John Wayne, (12) Light Unto My Path (7-12) Make A Wish 6:30 11:15 nt Fo' Loving" Paul Kelly. (1942) Squadron (13) The Story Biark. (1969) Man leader and reckless buddy vie for (50) Jabberwocky (9) It Is Written (6) Dragnet ixico to claim his the affections of 7:45 (50) Family Classic Theatre (4-5-10-41) News (9) Nation's Business a pretty nurse. 11:55 (7) Michigan Outdoors 11:20 (3) Sacred Heart (7) Schoolhousa Rock (8) Hogan's Heroes (3) Big Valley 6:00 (10) With This Ring 8:00 12:00 NOON (23) Black Perspective (9) Ontario Liberal Party (8) "The Challenge" Darren (2) Job Opportunity Line (25) The F.B.I. Convention Wrap-Up McGavin. Broderick Crawford. (3) Sunday Morning Service (3) Magic Carpet 6:50 11:30 (4) Christopher Cioseup 6:30 (5-6-13) Rex Humbard (4) U. Of M. 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(3) With This Ring 8:30 (41) Ounce Of Prevention (41) Gospel Singing Jubilee 12:30 PM (50) Hee Haw (6) Focus 11:30 (2-8) Day Of Discovery (7) Sunday Night Movie (2) Focus Detroit 7:30 (2) "Once Upon A Time In The (3) Petticoat Junction 12:00 MIDNIGHT (3) Challenge Of The Mountain (2-3-6-25) Walton's Special West" Henry Fonda. (1969) (4) Chorch At The Crossroads (4) News (7) Daedal Doors (4-8-10) Meet The Press (4-5 8-10) Wonderful World Of Gunslingers fight each other for (12) A Time To Build (9) Oral Roberts (5) Family Festival Disney possession of land. (7-12 13-41) Sunday Niqht Movie (25) Mini Movie (10) Rural Route (6) U. Of M. TV (3) "Backet" Richard Burton, (12) Kathryn Kuhlman (7) Issue Peter O'Toole. (1964) Story of (9) Laurel & Hardy (25) Yogi 8. Friends the relationship between the King (41) Make A Wish (13) Societies In Transition of England and Thomas Becket. (50) The King Is Coming 8:45 (25) Feature (41) Sunday Celebration SUNDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS (5) "The Apartment" Jack (10) With This Ring 1:00 Lemmon, Shirley MacLaine. 8:55 (2-3-6-25) Sports Spectecular Championships" and "European (4) Medix (1960) Young dark lends the (4) News Sunday February 9.1975 Figure Skating Championships, keys to his apartment to his 9:00 (7) Directions and Worid Series of Racing. executive employers. (2) Mass For Shut-Ins (8) Second Look 11:30 AM (3 6 25) U.S. Of Archie (9 50) Mov.es 2:00 (10) Info 10 (CBS) Face The Nation (6) Will Be Announced (4) Oopsy (ABC) The Superstars (13) Focus George Meany of the AFL-CIO (5-13) Oral Roberts 1:30 will be the guest Today's show will feature the (7) "Hurry Sundown" Jane (7) Abbott 8. Costello Men qualifying for the title in the Fonda, Michael Caine. (1967) (8) Sunday Morning (4) Target following sports: Football. Auto 12:30 PM (7 13-41) Issues 8. Answers Tale of the passions and (9) Kathryn Kuhlman (NBC) Meet The Press Racing, Bowling and Tennis. (10) I Believe In Miracles (8) Survival predicaments of the black and Guest: Senator Henry MJackson. white inhabitants of (12) The Bible Speaks (10) Greatest Sports Legend 2:30 a Georgia (D.-Wash.) (41) Wesleyan Singers 2:00 (NBC) NHL Today (50) Hour Of Power (4) Pro 81 Con Montreal vs. Buffalo 1:00 (8) "Cat Ballou" Jane Fonda, Lee 9:26 (5) Meet The Press (7-12-13-41) The Superstars (CBS) Sports Spectacular 3:00 Marvin. (1965) A has-been (3) In The News (8) Porter Wagoner Variety of sporting events with gunslinger is called back into duty 9.30 (CBS) NBA Today (10) Death Valley Days Brent Musburger as host. to do away with a look-alike (2) With This Ring Boston Celtics vs. New York 2:30 Featuring "Los Angeles Times villain. (3-6-25) Bailey's Comets Invitational Track And Field (5) Abbott 8i Costello (4-5-810) NHL Hockey (9) "The Love God" Don Knotts, (8) Fifteen With Father Edmond O'Brien. (1 969) (9) Herald Of Truth We fuatwru thu 15" diagonal RCA XL-100 at $299'5 Con man swindles a meek (10) Wally's Workshop X l 100 color publisher out of a magazine. (12) This Is The Life It and black (10) "The Movie Maker" (13) Dwayne Friend/Mr. Gospel Guitar (41) Medix id > a » h It. > . lim ita d to ( mf 11 w i j wtr MOBILE WWCKVm AVAILABLE TERMS (13) "Somebody Up There Likes 9:45 Me" Paul Newman, Pier ( 1 9 56) True story middle-weight champion of the Angeli. of the (2) Highlights (8) Davey 8i Goliath 9:56 'M 4880 S. Open Wavurly [ '2 block north of Jollyj Ph 394-0880 Monday * Friday Evnings until 9 PM world Rocky Graziano. (3) In The News Boys. <19 5 4) A street (PT.1) Glenn Ford, Debbie Air Force sergeant, his new bride 9:00 AM 1:00 PM (7) "Abbott & Costello Go To photographer lands the Boys in Reynolds. (1959) Story about an and a fabulous car. (9) "Lovely Way To Die" Kirk the middle of a bank holdup. Air Force sergeant.his new bride Man" Bud Abbott, Lou Costello. and (13) "Beneath The 12 Mile Reef- Oouglas, Sylva Koscina. (1968) (1953) Tale about an accidental a fabulous car. Man is hired to act as Monday February 10.1975 Terry Moore, Robert Wagner. bodyguard trip to Man. for a beautiful woman. (13) The Hustler" (PT.2) Paul Adventure about Greek sponge 9:00 AM Newman, Jackie Gleason. (1961) diven. 11:30 (50) "The Boy With Green Hair" (SO) "Dimples" Shirley Temple, (7) "But I Don't Want To Get Pool shark challenges the top man Dean at the game. 1:00 PM Stockwell, Robert Ryan. Helen Westiey. (1936) A little girl Married" Herschel Bernardi, Kay (1948) Story of a boy who street minstrel sings and dances to Medford. ( 1970) A recent (9) "Great Man's Whiskers" awakes one morning with green widower is chased by a group of 1:00 PM Dennis Weaver, Dean Jones. earn a living for her grandfather. hair. women who want him for a (9) "How I Spent My Summer (1971) Little girl writes a letter to husband. Vacation" Robert Wagner, Lola President Lincoln suggesting he 12:00 NOON 4:00 (12) "The Lieutenant Wore Albright (1967) Tale of a young grow whisken to hide his look of (5) "You're Never loo Young' (13) "The Hustler" Paul Newman, man who thinks he has the sadness. Skirts" Tom Ewell, Sheree North. goods Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin. (1955) (1956) TV writer gets jealous Jackie Gleason. (PT.1) Pool shark on a millionaire. A whacky barber is forced to (50) "Laura" Dana Andrews, pose when his wife ts taken back into challenges the top man at the Gene Tierney. (1944) A detective as a child when a murderer is on the service. game. (50) "Stars And Stripes Forever" falls in love with the portrait of a his trail. Clifton Webb, Oebra Paget. 12:30 PM 1:00 PM (1952) Eventful yean of John girl whose murder he is (5) "Sleeping Beauty" Based Ohf A Man Answers" Sandra Phillip Sousa's life between 1892 investigating. on the fairy tale. and 1900. Dee, Bobby Darin.(1962) Young 4 00 bride is coached by mama on how 4:00 (5) "Delicate Delinquent" Jerry 1:30 to make a husband jealous. (9) Topaz" Frederick Staffard, (5) "Rock-A Bye Baby" Jerry Lewis, Darren McGavin. (1957) SUNDAY'S Davy Robin. (1969) Story centers (50) "Deadline At Dawn" S usan Lewis, Marilyn Maxwell. (1958) A Ex-delinquent decides he wants to around high politics. small town bachelor agrees to care join the police force. Hay ward. Bill Williams. (1946) HIGHLIGHTS CONT. Murder evidence points to one of for a movie star's triplets. a trio; a dancer,a cab driver and a 4:30 (50) "Maltese Falcon" Humphrey sailor. 4:30 (7) "Cleopatra" (PT.3) Elizabeth Bogart, Mary Astor. (1941) Sam Spade's chase of the fabulous (7) "Cleopatra" (PT.2) Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton. (1963) Falcon. 4:00 Taylor, Richard Burton. (1963) Story of Marc Anthony's love for Knicks & Detroit Pistons vs. Los (5) "The Geisha Boy" Jerrv Story of Marc Anthony's love for Cleopatra. Angeles Laken. 4:00 Lewis, Sessue Hayakawa. (1958) Cleopatra. An unemployed bungling 6:30 3:30 (9) "The Intruders" Edmond magician joins a USO unit touring 6:30 (12) "The Night They Raided (ABC) The American Sportsman O'Brien, Don Murray. (1970) Town prepares for the arrival of Japan. (12) "Magnificent Thief" Minsky's" Jason Robards, Bert Viewen are taken on an exciting Lahr. (1 968) Story about journey to the world of the the notorious Younger Brothers and Jesse James. 4:30 8:00 Burlesque. deadly white shark by novelist (7) "Cleopatra" (PT.1) Elizabeth (4-5-8-10) "Sara T.-Portrait Of A Peter Benchley. Teenage Alcoholic" Linda Blair, 8:30 (50) "Castle On The Hudson" Taylor, Richard Burton. (1963) Verna Bloom. A 15-year-old girl (7 12 13-41) "Cry For Help- 4:30 John Garfield, Ann Sheridan. Story of Marc Anthony's love for Robert Culp, Donald Montooth. (ABC) Wide World Of Snnrts (1940) A cocky racketeer gains Cleopatra. joins the ranks of the teenage alcoholics when she can't cope Host of a radio talk show tries to "The Acrobats of China" & the warden's trust and is allowed with her problems. find a young girl who plans to kill "World Series Of Auto Racing out of prison to visit his crippled 6:30 henelf. 5:00 sweetheart. (12) "Naked Spur" James Stewart, Janet Leigh. (1953) 8:30 (NBC) Bob Hope Desert Classic (7-12-13-41) "The Trial Of 11:30 Live coverage of the final rounds 5:00 Group of bounty hunters are in pursuit of a killer with a price on Chaplain Jensen" James of the tournament featuring top (13) "Dead Men Tell No Tales" (2-3-6-25) "The Mystery Of The his head. Franciscus, Joanne Miles. True golf pros and celebrities. Judy Carne. Christopher George. Yellow Rose" Richard Boone, account of a chaplain, the only (19711 Young couple play Diana Muldaur. Hec Ramsey aids 9:00 U.S. Navy officer ever to be 6:00 hide-and-seek with a band of a woman he once loved when hoods. (4-5-8-10) "Cold Sweat" Charles court- martialed solely on a (CBS) Sixty Minutes she is accused of murder. charge of adultery. News series of broadcasts Bronson, Liv Ullman. A man who has tried to bury his sordid past is presented in a magazine format 5:30 11:30 (50) "The Roaring Twenties" with Mike Wallace, and Morley (12) "Cannon For Cordoba" sought by ex-convicts. (2-3-6-25) "The Two Million James Cagney, Humphrey Bogart. Safer. 7:30 Clams Of Cap'n Jack" George (1939) Story of three World War (7-12-1 3-41) "Airport" Burt (7 12 13-41) "The Legend Of 1 buddies who clash while Lizzie Borden" Elizabeth Peppard, Andrew Duggan. 7:30 Lancaster, Dean Martin. (1970) Banacek is hired to find stolen operating a vicious bootlegging (CBS) The Waltons Special Story of a man who plans to blow Montgomery, Fritz Weaver. A stock certificate plates. racket. New England spinster is accused "Love Story" John-Boy has his up a plane with a bomb in his of the axe murdets of her father first serious love affair when attache case. (50) "Torrid Zone" James 12:00 MIDNIGHT and stepmother. Jenny Pendleton runs away from Cagney, Ann Sheridan. (1940) (9) "Dreams Of Glass" John home and the Waltons take her in. 8:30 Plantation manager finds that he Denas, Carline Barrett. (1970) (4-5 8 10) "Troubled Waters" 11:30 has inherited a honky-tonk singer. Drama of teenage love during the (2 3 6-25) "All My Oarling (NBC) The Wonderful World Of Peter Falk, Robert Vaughn. 60's. Columbo's vacation on an ocean Daughters" Robert Young, Eve Disney 12:00 MIDNIGHT Arden. (1972) A widower's four Conclusion of "Johnny Tremain" cruiser is cut short when the (9) 'The Far Out West" Ann 1:00 AM daughters all decide to get Starring Hal Stalmaster, Richard ship's featured vocalist is found Sheridan, Ruth McOevitt. (1967) (41) Will Be Announced dead. married on the same day. Tale of Beymer. Following the Boston two small town women Tea Party, Johnny Tremain and who can outshoot any man 1:30 the rebellious Sons of Liberty are (50) "The Mayor Of Hell" James (23) "Country Matters" (2) "The around. (2) "Paid To Kill" Dane Clark. ordered to surrender their arms Black Cagney, Madge Evans. (1933) A (1954) Bankrupt man hires his Oog" Story of a wealthy political boss works against his and ammunition to the British. gentleman who falls in love with a 1:00 AM own killer so his wife can collect own corrupt cause when he falls servant. in love with (41) Will Be Announced the insurance. (ABC) The Sunday Night Movie a pretty reformer. 11:30 "Airport" Burt Lancaster, Dean 1:00 AM 1:30 JTh u rsday .February. 13, J975_ Martin. ( 1 970) Dangerous (5) "Little Murders" Elliot Gould, (2) "Pirate Of Tartuga" Ken (41) Will Be Announced weather, a demented bomber and Donald Sutherland. (1971) Drama Scott. (1961) British privateer 9:00 AM personal frictions create a tense of violence in New York City. 1:30 captain is ordered to find and (7) "The Opposite Sex" (PT.1) drama. destroy the pirate. Sir Henry June Allyson, Dolores Gray. (2) "Charlie Chan In Honolulu" (8) "A Matter Of Innocence" Morgan. (1956) Remake of the 1939 film 8:27 Sidney Toler. (1939) classic "The Women." Hayley Mills, Trevor Howard. (CBS) Bicentennial Minutes (1968) Young girl has an affair Disappearance of jewels leads Wed nesday J-ebruar^ J_2, J 9 7_5_ Chan on chase in his own back Narrator: Cleveland Amory. with a dashing Indian gigolo. (13) "Nice Little Bank That yard, so to speak. Should Be Robbed" Tom Ewell, 9:00 AM 8:30 (9) "A Man Called Gannon" Tony (7) "It Started With A Kiss" Mickey Rooney. (1958) Two (NBC) Sunday Mystery Movie Tuesday February 11,1975 amateur crooks bungle an Franciosa, Michael Sarrazin. "Troubled Waters" Peter Falk, 9:00 AM (PT.2) Glenn Ford, Debbie (1969) Drifter takes a young elaborately planned bank Robert Vaughn. Columbo's (7) "It Started With A Kiss" Reynolds. (1959) Story about an Easterner under his wings. robbery. vacation aboard an ocean cruiser to Mexico goes off course when (41) Will Be Announced the ship's featured vocalist is found dead. 11:45 (7) "House On Greenapple Road" 9:30 Christopher George, Janet Leigh. (CBS) Mannix (1970) Story of a woman whose "A Ransom Of Yesterday" A extra-marital activities lead to wealthy couple's hope for happiness is rekindled when, after six years, they receive a new 1:00 AM ransom demand for their (2) "Bowery Bombshell" Bowery long-missing kidnapped son. Art blooms By FRANK FOX Stat* News Reviewer Sunlight streams through the tall windows and bathes the softly shaded white walls with warmth and life. Plants hanging near the skylight, vibrant paintings and abstract sculpture pick up the sun's rays while tbe slowly rotating pieces of a hanging mobile bounce tiny reflections of light around the corners of the art gallery. On the second floor of a former bank building in downtown Lansing, a new cooperative art gallery called "One-Twenty in the Shade" offers contemporary art, tropical plants and antiques in an antique and venerable ediface which proudly proclaims the year 1890 on its weather-beaten brick facade. The gallery, located at 120 W. Ottawa Drive, opened in mid-January. Its purpose is to provide area artists with a meeting and marketplace for their works. Artist memberships are available. 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Brody complex is served by Local radio stations are as for the most part to resemble interest is "Radio Aftermath." WBRS with a mix of pop-40 Campus radio does its bit to diversified as the students the free format of stations like WKAR-FM. It is the closest on appease the rock appetite. throughout the day. Late at comprising much of their mar¬ WABX in Detroit. Beginning at thing to a progressive rock Supported by a tax collected night, progressive rock solicits ket. Their format runs from midnight. WILS-FM begins station a MSU student can a each term, the world's largest the primary emphasis. classical to rock, something to jazz format. listen to and its programming is campus broadcasting organiza Located in Wonders Hall, palpate every taste. Steve Jaxson, the eccentric probably the most innovative in tion consists of six separate WEAK claims to be custom A Urge diet of pop-40 is whiz at WFMK, comes the the area. The show extends stations. programmed for the residents offered to nondiscriminate closest to approximating a pro¬ from 11 p.m. to of Wonders Hall. 2 a.m. week¬ WMSN, the flagship station Pop-40 and rockers by WVIC and their ace gressive station. From 9 a.m. to days. for the Michigan State Net¬ progressive rock is seasoned deejay, Jim St. John. The sta 11 p.m. the station plays mel¬ On Sunday, beginning at 10 work, sets pop-40. progressive with folk music and a dash of tion plays anything Billboard low rock like Neil Young and p.m., Gary Laehn begins a free rock and. on the weekends, a soul on Thursday evenings. Magazine says is a hit, like the Eagles. From 11 p.m. to 5 form jazz program. Unmarred sampling of soul on the air The only station to offer a "Kung-Fu Fighting," "My Eyes a.m., however, the show is by frequent commercials, it waves. Pop-40 draws the most continued to page Adore You" and other assorted 1 17) entirely free format. At the "irresistible*." Most of WVICs jock's discretion, anything from audience is still in high school. Emerson, Lake and Palmer to Many MSU students who George Benson might be have not graduated from pop-40 played. listen to WJIM AM. WJIM's An attractive addition to the "Many MSU students who have not graduated from pop-UO listen to WJIM-AM. WJIM's general policy emphasizes a high concentration of 50s and 60s oldies mixed with a portion of current pop releases." general policy emphasizes a station's format is "Opus," an high concentration of '50s and audio magazine with a *60s oldies mixed with a size¬ "Rolling Stone" style of able portion of current editorializing pop coupled with appropriate back¬ releases. Jack Robins, who ground music. The show, emcees from 6 to 10 a.m., does a great job of supplying back ground information for the teen broadcast from 2 to 5 a.m. Sunday, at times bears more than a faint resemblence to APARTMENTS • TOWNHOUSES 2905 BEAU JARDIN 394 1350 idols revived on his show. 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BOX 91878 on the MSU campus LOS ANGELES, CALIF. 90009 Matt Thornton com¬ poses on the Mask Dept.'s synthesizer, using patching cords to achieve the results he wants. This sytem is one of several syn¬ thesizer units on campus. SN photo/Bob Kaye Synthesizer use spreads By DAVE DIMARTINO and it is the computer which functions in unison with the Computer time, by rule, is State News Reviewer "performs" the music. ly go in and structure the analog panel as a type of hybrid expensive. The cost of pure reverberation." Electronic music synthesizers Both the Physics and Music computer that is much less digital synthesis is so great it is Wessel also feels the are no longer pipe dreams. In departments use analog synthe¬ costly than its purely digital almost prohibitive. The cost, dynamic fact, the synthesizer is a vivid sizers. range of digital equipment has counterpart. then, can be partially ducked by reality that is swiftly making its "We got our synthesizer in potential to far surpass that of mark in all realms of the music taking the hybrid route. analog sources. connection with Physics 201, Specifically, the digital out¬ Joachim Lay, professor of world. 'the Science of Sound,' n said "But I do think analog equip¬ put of the 1800 computer is used mechanical engineering, works This campus has not gone William ment is going to be around for Hartmann, associate to control and guide the four in close association with the unaffected. At present, there professor of physics. "We use it oscillators that, as analog equip¬ quite a bit — especially in the are four synthesizers function¬ hybrid computer, and is familiar live performance area," he said. as a tool in demonstrating and ment, function in real time with all three synthesizing ap¬ ing in the University. While the digital synthesizer experimenting in musical acous¬ rather than in computer time. proaches. One belongs to the Physics tics." The advantages of such a methods sound workable, there "I see in the future some kind Dept., another to the Mechani¬ The synthesizer, an EML101, system are clear. Much less are problems. of combination hybrid system," For cal Engineering Dept. Another is a daily feature of Hartmann's one, there is a lack of computer time or memory is Lay said. "The purely digital is in use in the Music Dept. The immediate feedback. When physics class. Aside from required in these music synthe¬ system is too awkward and music programs are run the end last, oddly enough, belongs to demonstrations, it is basically sizers than in fully digital the CDC 6500 Computer located used for student projects in complicated to use with much result — a tape with the synthesizers that function success, while the in the Computer Center. physics, psychophysics or pure analog recorded piece — might be strictly in computer time. systems do not have suffi¬ These four synthesizers are music. received weeks later. "I do ciently precise controls." And, for the present, there vastly different instruments. psychophysical experi¬ David Wessel, asst. professor are no methods of improvisa¬ Two are of the most simple type, utilizing simple analog ments music," myself, and I play Hartmann said. Synthesizer of psychology is, however, enthusiastic about the purely tion available for the musician on the digital system. equipment, while another is 'Though when I play music, it's digital synthesis program that more complex, purely a digital "I don't think it's going to mostly in collaboration with is a part of the instrument. The last is students or other people who University's take too long before we have hybrid vocabulary a CDC6500 Computer. cross between digital and ana¬ are better musicians than I am." digital synthesizers of great With absolutely no depen¬ log equipment. The Music Dept.'s synthe¬ power that can be operated in dence on analog means, the real time, in Simple or complex, each of sizer is housed in its own OSCILLATORS: The basic a performance these four synthesizers gener¬ electronic music studio. digital program must take context," Wessel said. voltage signal generators of the every component of every Wessel does feel that the ates an electrical signal that "It's a modestly equipped synthesizer. sound wave to be produced may or may not, according to studio compared to most," said FILTERS: digital synthesis program in a synthesizer com¬ apart, and painstakingly your standards, be called music. James Niblock, professor and operation at MSU has potential. ponent that increases or account for it. "We have the ingredients The difference between the chairman of the Music Dept. decreases the amplitudes of any "We're describing all of the here. It's just a matter of analog and digital systems is "But at least the basic things are selected frequency range. acoustical detail in number, and relatively easy for the layman to there, and the students can get PATCHING: the interconnect¬ ironing out a few bugs here and the idea as to how to use the representing the wavelength in there, all of which are kind of grasp. Analog synthesizers, ing of separate devices on the numerical form," Wessel said. most often seen in live perfor¬ basic elements of an electronic pesty, but not insurmountable. synthesizer with patch cords to 'This offers an enormous I'd say we have an excellent mances ala Emerson, Lake and studio. We don't have enough connect the output of one amount of generality and system," he said. Palmer, are fully controllable equipment to really do highly device with the input of power. We can think in terms Though indeed the most com¬ instruments, hand program¬ sophisticated work — it's main¬ another. of actually med with producing any sound plex of the synthesis systems, appropriate switches ly a teaching studio." SEQUENCER: a device that that is perceivable." The studio has, among other the digital program, still in its and patchcords for instantan¬ generates a preset, limited For all its complexity, Wessel eous sound adjustments. They things, a custom - built se¬ number of voltage signals at a infancy, seems most promising. feels digital synthesis is defi¬ are generally sold under the quencer, constructed by electri¬ selected Technological improvement rhythm and duration. nitely more fruitful than simple will manifest differently in both brand names like Moog, Arp, cal engineering student Gary DIGITAL COMPUTER: a analog procedure. analog and digital synthesis. EMS, and are constructed by Bergeron. It also has taping computer that generates a "There are certain kinds of well known manufacturers. equipment. Analog systems will contain string of numbers. things in the synthesis of new improved circuitry, while Digital synthesizers, on the "It's kind of a mixture of Moog DIGITAL FUNCTIONING: timbre that are hard to do by other hand, rely on digital equipment and equipment that digital systems will utilize involving strings of finite num¬ analog means," he said. "For easier, more efficient program¬ we have had students in physics computation for information bers represented consecutively example, it's very hard to get storing and ultimately, sound and electrical engineering build for programming in a step-like ming. Hybrid systems will clean, neat, controlled rever¬ likewise improve. production. for us," Niblock said. manner. beration with analog means. But one thing is clear. Thus, analog synthesizers are The Mechanical Engineering ANALOG FUNCTIONING: Yet it's very easy to do that controlled directly by the per¬ Dept. has combined the IBM continuous Ultimately, all synthesis pro¬ functioning that digitally, because you can just former, while digital synthesis 1800 Computer with an attached grams will be seen as simple employs linear representation. shift some numbers down a musical instruments and all involves a third party. The analog panel that contains four COMPUTER TIME: the memory rack and then feed musical instruments as mere synthesist "plays" the computer oscillators and filters. The IBM amount of time a computer them out later, mixed in with tools as the musician. That is — which is the third party — machine, operating digitally, actually devotes to a task. the original signal. You actual¬ where the buck stops. £7£S7£300S 3301 £. 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Ask any kid the afternoon air waves with a between 15 and 17 and he'll tell large, faithful following of you who be is: "a partying secondary students. However, dude; a freak who refuses progressive stations challenge adulthood; the strange guy on this rule around 11 p.m. as high WVIC who playj just the right schoolers prepare for bed. The jams." new king of local radio St. John, who used to drink speaks in clear, crisp tones to older six beers before each show, MSU students who can afford represents the pop-40 sound for expensive stereo systems. kids who will not tolerate Jaxson and St John anything else. represent the current split "I wouldn't want to play any among rock radio announcers. other kind of musk," he said. "I Jaxson, whose real last name is like progressive rock, but it's Vicario, is young and bleary- too hard to do." eyed from sleepless ambition. A pop-40 station like WVIC St John is older, with a photo/Bob Kaye follows trends and plays the dried-out, styled version of a songs Billboard declares as hits. '50" s haircut Both are JIM ST. JOHN The format drawn very up by the energetk — St John twisting musk director is followed and gesturing in his chair whik almost without question. And this suits St. John just One. speaking, Jaxson constantly with a large youthful market rock only during certain time stunted however, if the "I like it easy," he said. moving from tape machine to like East Lansing. slots. The format is not free tape machine, preparing for Advertising economy continues to fade. is scarcer for FM stations, but because the deejay must make Progressive rock deejays broadcasts. Part of this energy differ strongly with the with fewer commercials his selections from three lists pop-40 comes from the restless in¬ it "Any station in the Lansing arrangement. market could pull it off though," drawn up by the format security characteristic of a "I will not prostitute he said. director. The lists contain myself broadcasting career. by working with other than a "You never know either pop-40 hits, progressive when Jacobs gave the most opti¬ free format," said Steve "I don't care what oldies like Pink Floyd's you're washed up," St. John mistic appraisal to WVIC. Jaxson, program director at said. "You should they tell "Money" or current popular always keep you, every WFMK. progressive tunes. The pop-40 some other goal in sight and progressive DJ "I can't stand to listen to A free format is the converse list is drawn upon the most, think of each job as a wants to work them for more than 15 minutes" of an AM arrangement. The dee stepping for a stone." he said. "But you have to especially during the day. jay decides what songs he will pop-40 station." Despite the insecurity, respect them for what they're "Most students at MSU play and usually schedules neither announcer would trade Jim St. John them in a thematic doing." prefer pop," Jacobs said. "This sequence of their careers for a nine to five DJ, WVIC is really a weird market. Most three to five without interjec¬ job. In the American Research tion of dialog or commercials. managers are afraid to go full Til always be in Bureau's survey last He relies on this careful cata¬ radio spring, time." because I don't like to work," WVIC achieved the most satis¬ loguing rather than quips to Jaxson said. becomes more attractive. factory ratings and WJIM and The real money in radio, articulate his views and WILS appeared to be Progressive rock and pop-40 According to Fred Jacobs, declining partially due to the growth of personality. stations are instructor in radio and in popularity. WILS recently hybrid stations, continues to lie The sprouting up each TV, the biggest salaries lie with year and do well in big cities growth of local stations may be droped its partial country with pop-oriented artists. The format and switched com¬ underground artists still rely pletely to "Rock 'n' Stereo," a on concerts rather than air play hybrid of pop-40 and progres¬ to sell their albums. An increas¬ sive rock, in response to this ing number of progressive poll. musicians however, are releasing singles and joining Many new progressive the ranks of the top-40. Jethro stations, like WILS, are at least Tull's "Bungle in the Jungle" is partially pop with more vocal currently receiving attention deejays and a fixed format. on AM radio and even Frank According to Jaxson, only Zappa has an album in the top WMMR in Philadelphia still 100. embodies the original concept championed by WABX in Every decade radio crowns a Detroit and others. new musical monarch. In the '40s it was Frank Sinatra, the "I can '50s claimed Elvis Presley and sympathize with business managers," Jaxson the '60s were invaded by the said, "because radio is a Beatles. According to Jim St. business and you have to make John, the new king in the money. But I can't see placing Lansing area is a balding, the buck over the unconventional hero named quality of what you're doing. There has to Elton John. Every single he has be a mean between the two." released during the last two years soared to the No. 1 spot. Jacobs agrees with Jaxson His arrangement of that progressive stations are "Lucy in the Sky" is the current top being usurped by the more single and his "Greatest Hits" profitable hybrid stations. Most album is also rated first local stations by play progressive Billboard. STEVE JAXSON Band free time By ISABEL ROBINSON But what does the band do Members of the Chicago- sound system You're on the dance floor might be messed House," 534 Sunset Lane, and and where do its members go in based band, which has played at up so we have to sit around and watch TV. again and running out of dance East Lansing during the day Dooley's, said life on the road is wait for it to get fixed," the "We have to keep our instru¬ steps, so you stand and pant for while you are in class? often dull. Michael A. Volpe, awhile. It's hot frizzy-haired guitarist said. ments in shape along with oar — you wish you Are they surrounded by local who was a collection manager had worn something lighter — Volpe said that in a college voices. The best cure for a sore groupies, wined and dined by for a Chicago clothing store town like East Lansing it is throat is to keep your mouth and the smoke-filtered lights local promoters and constantly before he joined the group five "hard to find things to do if you are getting to your eyes. shut," Volpe said, sitting on a on the go? years ago. said that since his job don't know anyone." worn staircase inside the You have an 8 a.m. class Not exaclty. More typically begins after normal people are Volpe, who comes from a Dooley house. tomorrow, 500 pages to read they sleep until midafternoon, done for the day. his routine is and a paper to write. 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He was last seen tweeters and a host of other boarding a tramp steamer headed for Tangiers and a jargon which only served to remind me that my technical meeting with William education had always been Burroughs. Perhaps the ship was lost or severly defident. I decided that perhaps I perhaps, even worse, he actual¬ should seek the salesman's help ly found William Burroughs. Either way, that was the last after all. of Uncle Hugo. The worthy fellow came over Which brings me to the and inquired as to my obvious confusion and trepidation. purpose of this story. I was the sole recipient of "I have a certain amount of Unde Hugo's legacy — two money to spend on a stereo boxes of andent "78" recordings outfit and I'd like to know what I of Gene Krupa and Benny can get for my money besides a Goodman. warranty to mail back to the SN photo/David Schmier Having nothing on which to manufacturer," I said. Then I began to learn about Buying stereo equipment requires a clear head and a certain knowledge of play these dusty gems — and what one wants. The row upon row upon having also received a very stereos. piles of impressive goodies in This salesman fellow actually local stereo outlets can boggle the mind and inhibit the modest financial legacy as well seemed to understand all the judgement of the — I decided to purchase a stereo uninitiated. outfit. wonderous arcane terminology which so baffled me. Listening Bracing myself with several to him describe the properties of glasses of Ouzo — Hugo's the various components at dif¬ You must hear a demonstration to believe the sound! favorite — I walked down Grand River Avenue and entered the fering price ranges was like first music store that attracted being initiated into some eso¬ teric cult. It was as if the fellow my attention. It was like a had been inside the equipment temple. and was on a first name basis Recorded music floated like s°°SpeafcerS' incense through the showroom. with the woofers and tweeters. It sounded As we discussed price he told just swell. All I had to do was choose the proper me exadly what to expect, outfit and Benny Goodman either more or less, from the equipment as the prices went up would sound better than ever. All around or down. He seemed to know the ATeliance MULTIPHONIC me were marvel¬ what one should pay for a ous displays of solid, impressive Sound of the 21st Century looking equipment — equip¬ system if one was a serious ment that surely could have fanatic about stereo or if one been used in the space program merely wanted musical back¬ — entire walls of intricate ground to debauched drug- frenzies. tape-recording systems, deli¬ cate turntables with styluses My nervousness began to balanced to note the presence of abate. The more I listened the more I carrie to realize that one a stray flake of dust, massive could, with a little help, pene¬ speakers, dials, switches, buttons. It was a paradise of trate the mysteries of stereo- commodities. land. The salesman silently ap¬ Which brings me back to peared at my side and solidious- Uncle Hugo. The old retrobate had left me ly offered his expert assistance, which I declined, choosing these priceless records, which, instead to be my own guide. I in my haste, I had neglected to leafed through the racks of notice were monaural and — sad handouts and leaflets on the to relate slightly warped and various components and brands mottled i with candle-wax and immersed myself into the drippings; AMAZING SPACE AGE DEVELOPMENT world of 21st centurv sound All my researches for naught. TAKES YOU A GIANT STEP BEYOND DAVID I.V. & SOUND 5830 S. Pennsylvania 1 mile north of 1-96 Open Daily til 9 pm- Saturday til 5 pm. _ SBjquinq 0 JGBL N fSSS0 Savings up to 40% on large % j:r^ assortment of photographic paper and chemicals. Choose from Kodak, Ilford, F & R and Prinz while the quantities last. Linns Camera Shops E. Laisiif-207 E. (raid Rim Dowitowi-210 S. Washiiftsi Fraidor 3241 Mall ct. 800 MERRILL Ifeer, poker MI-FIHUT 489-9049 • continued from page 9' one good meal a day for the out to entertain the mob \ WEDEMEYER'S ' MON-FRI: 8-6 specifically for the use of visit¬ band. beneath the red, green and blue ing bands. The two-story "We have to SATURDAY 8-3 keep healthy lights, nobody would have colonial looks newer than the because even if we don't, we thought they were glued to the other houses more on the street and family than student dwel¬ drag each other on the stage television set the day before. The front man for the band, flD PIONEER anyways," said Dave Keller, lings surround it. There is a pay trumpet player - for the group. "Little Leo," he insists phone on a papered hallway wall Keller, the youngest member as being called, said he likes MSU on "OUTRAGEOUS SPEAKER PRICES" that David Van Howe, asst. of Stop, won a four-year scholar¬ people and playing in East manager of Dooley's, said ship from the Chicago Conserva¬ Lansing. R-300 =$164/potr DEMO s«va $72. "insures us against mysterious tory of Music but quit after a "I met a great guy two nights long distance calls." R-500=$224/pair NEW save $116. year to join the band. ago," Leo said. "He bought me a The group is not wined and "I can return within a few shot of tequila between sets R700=$322/pair NEW sava $171. dined by the management. The years and get my scholarship because he liked my music. I O99A = S40C/poir NEW save WO. management will tell us where back if I want," said Keller, who bought one for him last night. CSA700=S3M/pair DEMO sava $12. places are if we ask," percus¬ has a twin brother in Chicago "It may sound corny, but a sionist Rudy Sal as said over the working in a paper factory. smile from a stranger when C$63 DX=$38 5/pair DEMO save $175. screams of other band members "But I like working with the you're in a strange place is PR0100=Sl W/pair DEMO mi $129. watching a game on TV. "But group." worth a lot." we usually meet someone in Keller is interested in art but The other band members between sets who will show us did not know about the local art laughed, abut admitted he was around. If we don't, then we galleries. right. just stay at the house. "Fear of not knowing where "It gets lonely on the road," Other savings include: "1 went outside one day and you are makes you stay in one Salas said. "But we get used to helped a girl clean up her front place and that's what makes you it." PE 3012 w/Base I Cover = $76. VAC-0 lawn because I was sick of bored," Volpe said while pulling As they were packing up their looking at the same ugly faces pepper steak he had prepared instruments at the end of the PE 3015 w/Basa A Cavtr = $104. REC here at the house," he said, for dinner out of the oven. week, ready to return to FISHER 4020 REC = $200. $19 00 touching a Vietnam peace medal The four other members of Chicago, Salas said with a wink: FISHER 4060 REC = $247. hanging around his neck. Stop agreed that people have "We've got friends in East He smiled and said that living KLH 51 REC = $173., 52 = $193. strange misconceptions about Lansing now so next time we in the Dooley house is different the life of musicians. won't have any boring excuses 54 REC = $359 17xSPKR = $99. than the usual hotel room Jim Fiers, bass player from for staying home." because "we do things like fight Kenosha, Wis., said it's hard to The neon band, with real ALL GARRARD'S AT UP TO 50% OFF over the showers before the hot people in it, disappeared while go home and sleep after six water runs oat." hours of "being up" on top of fast you were going to classes. Away from Chicago, the band music and bright lights. SaU lasts until •vtrything is sold has an opportunity to work out "Our routine after a night of new material to present to their work at Dooley's is to come hometown following. Peter home, play poker or rummy, Complete professional framing services DeGiuseppi Jr., saxophonist, drink beer, listen to records or said that in Chicago they work watch TV. We talk about what at Playboy clubs and other well be doing tomorrow," Fiers Matting nightclubs where the audience said. ranges in ages from 22 to 30. Usually what they do "tomor¬ *Dry Mounting "In East Lansing, we have row" is sleep late, practice, eat had to adjust our act," he said. and watch the soap operas. Photo frames "The audience is younger and Up on the Dooley's stage the asks for faster music." next night in their star-studded * Frame kits On the road, it's grabbing fast denim suits, kicking their legs in foods and trying to eat at least unison and blowing their lungs Prints * * * ALL-STAR * * Hundreds * * 4:30 REPORT * offrame * designs $ . 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' 7^ - \iyi '' "'l 1 — ' " In the center of campus' BOOKSTORE 6-6 AVaSMHi S AVOS3NQ3M 9-6 AVQiiniVS-AVaNOW unoosin aw HUSimSlHOdS 3H1 01 1X3M MAI* ONVM3 -3 HZ Radio programs offer mixed bag (continued from page 4) full-time progressive rock and iazz facility is WFEE in West Fee Hall. Jazz is the up and coming mode for the youth WITL attemps to compensate the higher cost of tuition with a respectable country format Although the station usually sticks to the survey, at times Of market, and WFEE is riding obscure country ballads and the crest of the new trend. blue-grass tunes are played In East Shaw Hall. WKME which might appeal to the offers a wide spectrum of music "Elderly Instruments." back-to- tailored to no one specific taste. the country, crowd. It is extremely promotion- oriented and gives away, on the For the Jesus movement. average, 100 prizes a day. WUNN, the "Family Listening McDonel Hall's claim to fame Station," entertains daily with is WMCD. In the daytime the a middle of the road, Christan format is pop while the evening format. The format lends itself is devoted to progressive rock. to contemporary music, but For out originating of state from the students south. never beyond the "easy listen¬ ing" level. TWO SIDES OF GOOD VISION Art show Co-Optical has the bast in optical care; Not only frames and lenses, but contacts too! The work of prominent Over 200 artists will partici¬ We're specialists in fitting both hard and Michigan artists will be pate in this three-day show, featured at the Sholem beginning with a meetthe soft contacts. And we give examinations too! Aleichem 12th Annual Art Ex¬ artist session from 8 to 10 p.m. hibit and Sale today, Saturday Friday. Stop by Co-Optical soon and see what we have to and Sunday at the Shenandoah Saturday evening, door offer. Get the story on both sides of good vision. Country Club in West Bloom- prizes consisting of original art Held. works donated by exhibiting The wide-ranging exhibit will artists, will be given away. 351-5330 (f\ include acrylic and oil paint The exhibit, sponsored by Ey« Exams by ft ings, pencil and pen and ink the Sholem Aleichem Institute, appointment only. MONiTMOHS It AM 4fM 5PM 8XPM sketchings, engravings, etch¬ will be open from 8 to 10 p.m. Dr. J.R. Nixon, Tom Wid Fn ings. silkscreens, woodcuts, Friday, noon to 10 p.m. Satur¬ Optometrist 9 AM 1 PM 2 5 PM SAT 9 AM «o NOON sculpture, weaving, ceramics, day and 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday. Brookfiold Plaza Offic* jewelry, macrame, batiks, glass The Country Club is located and copper enamel work. at 5600 Walnut Lake Road. 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Of ali the little disasters that fill the soul of man with unspeakable "Even one application of a vacuum gives the scalp a pleasant horror, one stands out in special loathing: tingling-sensation that denotes the presence of new life in the scalp Baldness. . ." the advertisement reads. Hair falls All that beautiful hair, gone forever, leaving only a shiny dome Then there is the "Renu life Violet Ray Generator," "Hall's filled with youthful memories and good intentions. vegetable Sicilian hair renewer," "The Electraply Health To prevent and cure baldness, men have resorted to strange and Generator" and a host of advertisements for other tonics, potions improbable cures, odd instruments and weird incantations. Some of and assorted humbug. in Museum the more bizarre of the hair restoration remedies are at the MSU Museum. now on display One's imagination wanders into visions of W. C. Fields: "It's the old army game, my boy," Fields would sneer. "Just line the rubes up The exhibit, which is just inside the Museum's entrance on the and sell them hair tonic, snake oil. Chief Oshkosh's herbal remedy main floor, is appropriately called "Hair — the long and short of and whatever else mother cooks up in the vat in the back of the van. American hair styles." The display includes many examples of how The old army game — sell them their lost youth, their fallen hair, clip show Americans have teased both their hair and their vanities, delicately designed mustache cups for men and elaborate combs for including their wasted breath." Fields fades away and we are back at the Museum. women. Also in the display is a replica of a 19th century barbershop But the quack remedies for saving people from the bald complete with a shelf full of personalized shaving mugs and a boogieman are perhaps the most unique items in the varied exhibit. refined-looking spittoon sitting at the foot of the barber's chair. So let us do a little shopping for a fountain of youth. Another attraction offers examples of "hairart" which are locks of First on the list could well be Dr. Scott's electric hair brush from hair woven into sometimes intricate floral wreaths, jewelry, or for 1904 "the brush that will cure all scalp disorders from dandruff to use on commemorative — prints. baldness." Also new at the Museum is another main floor exhibit called Though Dr. Scott's electric brush had neither batteries or "Smooth o'er the ice," which is a collection of ice skates, old and new. magnets, it nonetheless promised that "the gentle electric current The exhibit encompasses a wide variety of ice skates including some imparted by the brush will absolutely cure nervous headaches and early 19th century Dutch skates with curved iron blades that are neuralgia." quite unusual. ROCK STEREO IOI 6:05 to fTlidnipit JAZZ & ROCK STEREO (Tlidnight to 6:^0 WILS-Fm STEREO IOI.7 • •PROGRESSIVELY BETTER•• spnaj )uaiuasi)jaApe aqj - * -ssaupfFg 'd[«^s aqj ui ajij Mau jo aouasajd aqi saiouap ?eq? uoupsuas £uif£?iii? :^urq;iK)f p?pads ui jno spuvjs auo 'jojjoij I iuus~ea(d v d|e^s aq? soa.lS uinnDVA « jo uoi)BDi|dde auo uaAg„ ^[qB>fv^dsun q?i-/m usui jo jnos aq? ffjj jeq? sjdisvsrp a/? jr/ aq? jjp;q g06l tuojj _dBJ iunnoBAjt suBAg ub 'aouv^sui joj jaifjciu aq? I uo uaqi k-apejiui jaqio aqi XuuapiKuoj ')«qMauios qsnjq . Year's top discs an odd lot By DAVE DI MARTINO 1974's best, but his recently in Procol Harum. The group no third effort. Browne is a phenomenon. State News Reviewer released relic has proved in¬ longer sounds like a Hen- ELECTRIC LIGHT There are few lyricists who can 1974 was a strange year for valuable in assuring the Vel¬ drix/Free hybrid. It sounds like ORCHESTRA: "ELDORADO" match either his intensity or his rock and roll. vets a lasting place in the the Robin Trower band. This is the work that depth. And thankfully, "Late — If you don't believe it, feast hierarchy of rock and roll BIG STAR: "RADIO CITY" embodies everything composer For The Sky" is his best album your eyes on this writer's list of legends. — Another album that made no Jeff Lynne has ever wanted to yet. More consistent than his the ten best albums of 74 — a ROBIN TROWER: dents in the national charts, produce, so it is said. It is tasty, debut album and more unified stranger mix you'll never see. "BRIDGE OF SIGHS" - "Radio City" was nonetheless it is diverse and it is infinitely than "For Everyman." Jackson There are no trends nor any Produced by the afore¬ one of the freshest efforts of more accessible than its com¬ Brown's newest is good least common denominators mentioned Matthew Fisher, 1974. After last year's lengthy panion effort, Roy wood's enough to make him a veritable with which to break down the this album illustrated just how stint at The Brewery, we can "Eddie and the Falcons." male Joni Mitchell (God forbid) music and categorize it. This much Trower has grown in only hope Big Star will have JACKSON BROWNE: as it literally overflows with was the year with no direction ability since his oppressed days "LATE FOR THE enough confidence to record a SKY" - human sensitivity. — or perhaps too many direc¬ tions at once. Read on. ROBERT WYATT: "ROCK BOTTOM;" — Though this album was released in America only very recently, the English copy has been available as an import since last summer. That is long enough to decide that the record is a classic example of contemporary rock at its most innovative. The performance here is incredible. Full of bitter irony, gentle humor and flowing warmth. "Rock Bottom" has my vote as the year's best. MATTHEW FISHER: "I'LL BE THERE" - Few people noticed this album upon its release last summer, and that is a shame. Most famous for his instantly recognizable organ sound, Fisher played a vital rcle in the early classic lineup of Procol Harum. His second solo album, "I'll Be There," reveals much of Fisher's inner self, as did his previous "Journey's End." yet the revealing comes sweetly in beatuifu) melodies and surpris¬ ingly insightful lyrics. JACK BRUCE: "OUT OF THE STORM" - Out of the storm of his colossal artistic blunder, West. Bruce and Laing, Jack Bruce has released his most compelling work to date. The album, in the same style as "Songs For a Taylor" and "Harmony Row," displays Bruce's multiple instrumental talents along with partners Steve Hunter, Jim Gordon and Jim Keltner. ROXY MUSIC: "STRAND¬ ED" This is the — group's most successful effort in England, its homeland, reaching No. 1 posi¬ tion on the charts just a few short weeks after its release. "Stranded" is a masterful effort by Bryan Ferry and his crew. Though Ferry's two solo albums of the past year — "These Foolish Things' and "Another Time, Another Place" — have been welcome, his true genius is most obvious through his work in Roxy. CAN: "FUTURE DAYS" - Can is not a popular group in the United States, at least for the present. The members are German and they play space music, claiming Pink Floyd, the Velvet Underground and James Brown's backing group, the JBs, as primary in¬ fluences. "Future Days" is a masterpiece — a mixture of sounds and sensations with touches of all those groups, but with a sound all its ow« THE VELVET UNDER GROUND: "1969 LIVE" - It is odd that an album recorded six years ago stands as one of blank cassette tape bargain 1 ^jpms with 15 woofm koss "pro" 4-aa stereo headset R.»pon«.b^oodord«nory ^namtcs D«lux« Podd«d NOW SAVE 30% ON MARANTZ RECEIVERS! MARANTZ 2220 R«c«tv«r; AM/FM. FM-St«r«o. 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