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NOVEM BER 29, .1979 DAILY NEXUS greatest ability has always been Which brings u's to my ex­ So we are left with a collection the musical creation of dark, pectations: which contains bits of dialogue and moody scenes,-in which pain is confusing sound effects which do physical reality, an object which Surely, I said, his new album not add to the music. We have a can be seen and held. “ Refugee,” ■ - would,, be staggering, important, structured albjim: the use of leit the album's lead-off track, is like and contain some terrific music. motif, symmetry of design, and a that: dark, painful, powerful stuff. It’s been three years since the last progression of musical ideas which Lyrically, it seems a metaphor for album Songs In The Key Of Life, bow to the form, We also have Petty's bruising passage through and this wunderkind keeps getting ponderous and boring music — the Hollywood contract/lawsuit' if better, by quantum leaps, Songs perfectly executed — mixed with a system. But the song is not entirely was an incredibly bulky and few brillant songs. Listen to the pessimistic — indeed, it is a stark ambitious work, and about 98 sweet melodies of “ Send Someone condemnation of the idea that percent successful. Wonder sought Your Love,” the sensitive vocal, quitting is ever a viable alternative to create music which would harmonica and lyrics of “ Power. Tom Petty and The to any problem. communicate his feelings on the Flower,” the numinous song Heartbreakers “ Century City” closes side one nature and meaning of that vast “ Black Orchid,” and the beautiful Damn the Torpedoes with this same sort of theme. It is instrumental, “ The Earth’s an all-balls rocker that seems subject, life. His message is love, (MCA) and in the nature of music, I say Creation.” more amused than upset at the vie Wonder that his message in Songs is well By CRAIG ZEROUNI idea of spending your life in your In 1978, just after the release of lawyer’s Century City office. rney Through the expressed and received. What And once again. Wonder about the new work? astounds with his recording “ You’re Gonna Get It,” Tom Even “ Don’t Do Me Like That,” ret Life of Plants precision, musicality, writing Petty’s contract with ABC Records the standard hurt-in-love song, mla) Well...yes, no, and maybe. Yes, ability, and musicianship. Vir­ was sold to MCA, the music in­ comes across as a matter-of-fact there are some of the best songs tually the only instrument he dustry giant. Petty, upset at the statement rather that the usual threat of revenge for hearts By RANDY CAMPBELL Wonder has ever written on this doesn’t play on the disc is the prospect of recording for a label broken. The idea once again is the aling with my expectations is album. No, this Stevie Wonder guitar, and he plays everything that he felt would reduce him to a ultimate belief in the self, which biggest problem I have in collection is not his best ever. And masterfully. He writes, produces, mere statistic, refused to comply. The result was another round of should not be confused with con­ iewing Stevie Wonder’s maybe this work should not be records, sings, programs, plays Hollywood’s favorite game, “ Lets ceit. Conceit is destructive; self- rney Through the Secret Life compared to his other works, in­ and probably makes coffee with Go to Court.’’ confidence, as this album shows, lants. stead representing an altogether his spare hand. By the way, the different tack from the rest of his sound quality is pristine, on this And so, when Petty and his can be extremely productive. digital recording. Heartbreakers emerged early this But more than individual songs, perbole is so common in the year with a compromise deal, in it is the album as a whole that onality journalism of our time, So, you’re asking, what’s the which they would record for 'succeeds as so few others do. we shortened the word to After listening to the album for verdict, big shot? I ’d like to hide Backstreet Records, a small label Because for an album to be truly , and the word and the action the first time, I wanted to take behind something snappy, like the owned by MCA, the pressure was great, it must not lay itself out on used liberally. Genius is an sides one and four, and 'as jury is out, but what would be the on. Aside from ego, nothing is quite one listening. The that het which blows through the air an impromptu frisbee. Since this point of trundling through this as destructive to a rising artist as have endured have always been tantly, and is usually the didn’t seem to be objective jour­ article? Since I believe a primary the delay of contract negotiations. the ones that required repeated hemism for competent. But if nalism, I decided to recant. function of music is to entertain, I Damn the Torpedoes is Petty’s listenings to truly appreciate, and eone kidnapped my cats, answer to that pressure, and it Damn the Torpedoes is no ex­ napped?) and demanded, upon Indeed, to evaluate Journey as say buy the album, and play the triumphs in many ways. The ception. The power of the album is of torture that I say yes or no, any.. work of art should be disc with sides two and three (which, on the whole, is en­ album is an emotional, - electric that indescribable something that ould have to say, “ Yes, Stevie examined — that is, what exactly tertaining). Then, save the disc testament to the power of deter­ compels you to play it again and der is a genius,,r|rWithout too is til« artist trying to do, and how with sides one and four to be used mination in this society. The un­ again, and to uncover new layers h coaxing, I would probably well did he or she achieve this goal as mood music when either no one dercurrent of optimism is both of meaning each time you do. Tom that he may be the most potent — ispto admit that the album is a is paying attention to the stereo, or surprising and welcome. Petty and the Heartbreakers have consistent recording artist of souidtrack, made to accompany a you’re in one helluva strange Which is not to say that this is a done that, and the 80s will be the decade, and easily, one of the movie. But the goddamn movie mood. light, pleasant work. Petty’s better for it. ior figures in popular music. hasn’t even been released. The Second Annual Christmas Record Shopping Guide

Boomtown Rats have much to offer last year’s single “ Runaway.” after a while. Four of the songs de- chorus, to those who want-to listen to a new Also, rhythm guitarist Paul not have a lead vocal; rather, there are three or four part har­ There’s always someone looking angle on life; all they have to do is Kantner’s playing is his best in five at you... practice “The Fine Art of Sur­ years. His chords echo back to the mony vocal parts that at times T h e y ’re always looking at you. scream out at the listener in an facing.” song “ Ride the Tiger” from the By dealing with political Starship’s Dragon Fly LP, where annoying fashion. These choral espionage cliches, Bob Geldof, who Kantner’s rhythms’s churned out a vocals also appear on all of the wrote this song, as well as seven dynamic, energetic sound. This other songs, causing them to be others on the album, create in your echo can especially be heard on the somewhat redundant at times. The mind what goes on in the mind of title track, where Kantner pumps Starship stoops to a bit of musical the modern paranoid politician. out rhythm lines in the same “ borrowing,” as evidenced by the Another strong cut on side one is manner as “ Ride the Tiger,” and piano part in “ Jane,” which is "WindChill Factor (Minus Zero),” he manages to go one better on blatantly reminiscent of Jay which |makes use of the bionic Freedom at Point Zero because his Ferguson’s “ Shakedown Cruise.” vocals familiar to all fans of new singing is also used to a better Such an obvious influence tends to he Fine Art of Surfacing wave. This song explores the plight effect on his new song. mar the Starship’s credibility. he Boomtown Rats ;; of hbw the working man sees But perhaps it is the two - For a band that has gone through 1olumbia) himself. It is a pessimistic view for newcomers to that have as many changes as this one has had the greatest effect on the during the past year, it is. sur­ By TONY GUZMAN sure,' but further more it shows Starship’s new sound. As stated, prising that the Starship waS able ngland has been producing how willing people are to accept vocalist Mickey Thomas (formerly to produce so strong an album. ny innovative and creative things they don’t think they can •Freedom at Point Zèro with Elvin Bishop) has graced While diehard Starship fans should icians for quite a few years, change when they really can. The Freedom at Point Zero with many perhaps be wary of this album, it is e Boomtown Rats are a con- following lines attest to this, ( Grunt) excellent performers both in lead good enough to attract many fans uation of the flow, non-stop, of Side two begins with the piano- By KEN HENRY and harmony roles. Thomas’ to its new rock 'n roll sounds. itish groups that you are at- oriented “ I Don’t Like Mondays.” The Jefferson Starship has versatility is evident in the ease in cted to instantly. Their new Although the song uses a fairly undergone many changes in its which he can handle both the hard- um, The Fine Art of Surfacing standard formula, compared to long history, but none perhaps as charging vocals needed for songs tests to the strength of British other cuts, the vocals still bring the significant as on their new album, like "Jane” and “ ,” lent. Theirs is a style that in- point across. Here the lyrics Freedom at Point Zero. The and in the graceful way in which he ¡gues you with its unique sound present an unusual situation to departure of both and handled the powerful, -tinged d catchy, yet profound lyrics. explain a bizarre occurrence. In “ I obviously has had an “ Awakening” which required a At first listen, you could easily Don't Like Mondays,” Geldof tells effect on the Starship’s new sound, great deal of vocal control. ke the Boomtown Rats as a the story of the shooting at a San as F reedom at Point Zero has none The other new member ,pf the Iking Heads “ clone.” This could Diego school early this year: of the commercial pop appeal that Starship is the former Jqurney a mistake. Although the basic And school's out early and soon Balin and Slick gave to the band. drummer, . und is similar at times, the focus we’ll be learning Yet their replacement, Mickey Reknowned throughout the rock d mentality of the music are And the lesson today is how to die Thomas, sings in a similar style to world as one of the premier ndamentally different. The Rats The pessimism within the songs both Slick and Balin, but in a drummers in all of rock, his blues- Heath Bros. g of urban situations; they are put across a certain amount of manner all his own. Freedom at based technique has definitely ore immediately attached to a tension that entices you. In Motion Point Zero may not satisfy all the changed the direction of the ~us on reality. Talking Heads It's one of those days when 1 Columbia long-time Starship fans because of Starship. Dunbar's effect on the ke an artsier approach. The don't like myself its more rock 'n roll approach, but band is best seen on “ Awakening" By ISIDRO YANEZ int is, they are different. But I get along with me O.K. it will certainly attract new where he relentlessly thrusts the Now they've got this hypnotic disco The album has brilliantly- (O.K.?) listeners who did not enjoy their Starship into new musical areas. thing. If people sit down and listen afted arrangements. The drums, The quality of the voice in this song previous works. "Awakening” could never have to that music for listening ss and rhythm guitar drive appropriately gives a mechanized One is struck immediately by the been performed prior to Dunbar’s pleasure, there's something wrong raight ahead while the feel to a situation in which a man much harder rock ’n roll stance joining, because none of the other with them, something lacking in yboards, lead guitar, voice, and sees himself as a machine. that the Starship has taken on this members of the band had ever their understanding of what music rings bring out the subtleties of It is really difficult to find a album. The guitar chords pound played any music based heavily on is and what it’s for...Bebop music eh composition. weakness in this album. The out riffs that were hardly ever the blues like Dunbar had. Thus, is American, it’s the life and times The first side starts out with a producing and engineering were heard in earlier Starship efforts, “ Awakening" reflects Dunbar's of people of America. It has to be ne about the life and times of a flawless. The musicians have an and lead guitarist past, as the song is very similar to taught in order to have art audience litical paranoiac. “ Someone’s excellent command of their in­ seems to be a totally different the type of sound he had with as broad as the manufactured ooking at s starts out in- struments. It is a pleasure to find Y.9U” musician or, Freedom. Chaquico’s Journey in its early works. audience of today. lent enough with the line, “ On a six musicians with such energy leads squeal, with newfound Freedom ot Point Zero does These are the words of Jimmy ight like this I deserve to get and innovation. This, their third aggressi\eness, as opposed to the succumb to timeworn .Starship uoi(. JV^cy. Hetijlh,, jd ¿pinch sup- ssed at least once or twice” but album, (js t thf. ( best new t wave passive', • 'controlled Jrads Hke bri ieehmqiii“ .' 'IKai H&Kdomt*viritl¡'JuK >ori drives the point home with Hie ddlfd&lion-¡Vof • { 3-HK ” .year.' • The. • ' ” t Please turn tb'p'.Bi,’ IVil.T)' ' PAGE B4 ¡mtmtiiiüi M l U l l l i l ! muiYituxvsr" THURSDAY. NOVEMBER29. Heath Br (Continued from p.B3) ajid Percy later left with the r DiZzy’s frhythm section toforr Modem Jazz Quartet. Ji continued to play, compose teach while working occasl with his brother until 1975, the Modern Jazz Quartet broi Women's theatre guitar with visual effects fancy dancing Irish music a photo presentation by KCO Y news photographers and the Heath Bros, united to their own group. In Motion, S B. RAPE CRISIS CENTER third album together, is propriately named because it 100 E. Carrillo St. BENEFIT $4.50 a stagnant tribute to bebop OFTEN COPIED running of the changes ove standards, but a strong state supporting the inclusion ol . . NEVER EQUALED most vital aspects of custom stylistic trends of the temporary. the Rock on the Coast Much of the credit must Jimmy Heath’s skillful FM 97 positions and his inventive sc for the brass choir include most of the tracks. “ A Time Place” provides the best exa of this and proves a tune c funky without having to res DON’S electrical crutches. The resul chromatic crystals of TROPICAL WORLD delicate yet at the same providing an impermeable Tropical Fish (Please turn to p.B5, col.l

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“The Voice of the Saxophone" is d'xlicated to Coleman Hawkins and eath Bros. Jimmy’s passionate ballad does justice to Hawkin’s tradition of (Continued from p.B4) sincere romanticism. irters of the jazz tradition in ‘ Walkingthe bass urldehneath all STEPHEN CLOUD PRESENTS AN EVENING WITH neral and bebop in particular, this music is Percy Heath, who has ith over 70 years between them played with jusCabout every jazz ent refining and perfecting the great from Bird to Miles. There ost harmonically complex music seems to be some kind of intrinsic at jazz can offer, their biases can unfairness to a jazz bass player as 11 be understood. The Heath far as being the main voice of the os. first gained recognition with melody, but Percy has a couple of zzy Gillespie in the early, 50s opportunities including the the soloists explorations of the album's opening number “ Move to ucture. His choice of timbre in the Groove.” This straight-ahead creation of mood is im- blues displays his clear ar­ ccable. “ Passion Flower” is a ticulation and punctuation of each rkly enchanting ballad that musical sentence, proving that he gins wth Percy’s almost is a highly disciplined musician elancholy bow leadline, which is that above all never forgets to 'set by Jimmy’s lighter than air swing. te fill-ins. The mystical at- The other members of the Heath osphere is further enhanced by Bros.’ group also have deep jazz e selection of the tenor roots. Tony Purrone’s guitar solos xophone’s rich sonority as the owe a great deal to Wes Mon­ provising device. It offers some tgomery, and Keith Copeland’s trospective poetry that is at once thorough background manifests gant and sorrowful. itself as early 60s Art Blakey. Jimmy’s spontaneous com- Stanley Cowell has played with sitions áre not far removed from Jimmy Heath for over 10 years and s more complete works. His now finds his piano very much at prano sax solo on- “ Feelin’ home with Percy in the rhythm walin’” is concise and an obvious section. flection of his bebop upbringing, Though their attitudes smack of ore than one Charlie Parker lick musical facism, th e L ^ ^ ^ ^ i^ the heard but it is to remind the Heath Bros, have inedSporaied the tener where all the music came vitality and drive of ffebbp into an om rather than some inherent attainable commodity for the eakness of creativity. He pays many unoriented listeners of mage to another saxophone today. They have achieved a yin- ant of the past in his excerpt yang balance that will please both om his extended' piece “Afror their old fans as well as the many erican Suite, of .Evolution.’* new ones that they deserve.

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