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1933 Wednesday, February 16, Daily Nebraskan 9 f ' f 4 Voodoo. Teacher's art on display Two UNL Continued from Page $ puts on everyone. art faculty members are feat ui cd in an ex- The name of the hibition at Omaha's Art Museum 15 album, The song that best repre- Joslyn I'eb. through the band's third, is Call of sents the Wall of Voodoo - ... r March 20. the West. It seems to be sound, however, would be x Jon Swindell's sculpture involves urban and rural somewhat of a departure the "Mexican Radio" cut. -- lituals in intimate detail. Swindell was invited to exhibit from the band's attitude Here we have I in t lie "hirst International Shoebox Sculpture in- the solid beat the first during two albums. found on almost all the hibition" which will travel through the United States and Wall of Voodoo fans will Mexico this ! year. songs, accompanied by the - note that this new album sporadic rhythms of other Keith Jacobshagen's work, which depicts the vastness has a feel of the Midwest certain for jercussion instruments. The landscape, was recently selected for "contemporary American Realism Since 1900," which will travel throughout the United States and Europe this year. Jacobshagen is an associate professor of ai t at UNL. His paintings also appeared last fall at the Charles Camp- bell Gallerv in S;m 1'iancisco. t f'JM . Most importantly, he has Lover," "Don't Let Your proven that musical Sweet Love Die," "Highway r. ( integrity can sell records -- 40 Blues" and an obscure c you don't need to sing Bill Monroe selection entitl- mushy love ballads or ed, "Can't You Hear Me record duets with Sheena Calling." Easton. You can survive on The most talent alone. compelling cut is Crowell's "One Skaggs has shown that Rodney Way Rider." Skaggs pulls all can have a sell-o- ut with- you his on this and sell-ou- punches song out being a t. His his band rises to the previous album. ill v !JI Waiting for occasion as well. Bruce the Sun to Shine, went Barton on steel guitar and This is most" Tend platinum, without a single marketability. guitars a sort ot new Bobby Hicks' obvious in a pop cut, without em- exceptional couple of cuts wave twang and are assisted any fiddle solos are breathtak- am that stand out. The barrassing appearances' on really very successfully by the ing. And Skaggs' use of the cut that has "Dick Clark's Rockin' New been released synthesizers. mandocaster an and is Year's Eve," without any (evidentaly a a a getting considerable Some of the other cuts electric is fascin- r Tr Las Vegas-styl- e review. Just mandolin) airplay is one titled "Mexi- may seem cluttered at straight-ahea- d ating. BEACH can Radio." Along with times, but the effects are country O" music. His latest album. The album, though, does "Tomorrow," the group worth the effort. Wall of the SA VE MONEY,. .BUS TOURI Highways and Heartaches, have its weak moments. could be making a play for Voodoo works hard to Spni) you spring bi in Otylona. flon3 th continues in this vein. It is Guy Clark's "Heartbroke" iOm tAtn mony to Yovt tmvtl timt is some commercial success. It hillm iptrt make the album work and longtr, but th$ stvinys my lusl t worth not as effective as Waiting has already been done to tht lim. is important not to overlook any success they find will be for the Sun to Shine, it death and really does not fit the fact that even with the well deserved. yet From $219 March 18-2- 7 Deadline - Feb. 18th added is still a fine release. Skaggs' style, anyway. sugar, both of these The hardest thing to get INCLUDES FEATURES: Skaggs' music is (Skaggs even rewrote some songs provide an important over on this album is the Roundtrip Motorcoach Transportation deceptively simple - it is a of the which contain- 7 part of the album's overall sound of Ridgway's voice. It lyrics Nights Accommodations at the Hawaiian Inn or brilliant hybrid of rockabil- ed words he found offen- Texan Motel listenability. may vary from a Devo Welcome lot ly, bluegrass and country sive.) Can Hurt Party A of the songs on Call sound to that of Dan "Nothing PabstJacob Best Promotional music. Yet it sounds so You" is a Souvenirs and Parties tli? West have one or new wave. melodramatic Entertainment and Meal Discount of Aykroyd singing natural on This album Packages more for the But don't let the sound of vinyl. piece of fluff, which all of Full Time Hobbit Stall in U&yton messages has flow, efforts can't save. Optional Side Tours listener to but not the vocals throw something lacking Skaggs' grab at, you. They in so music But these are minimal Guaranteed Departure Times all run for this One combine almost many country (Buses will stay in Florida) purpose. perfectly It charact- albums. also has faults. Record reviewers FROM YOUR CAMPUS . called "Hands of with the twangy guitars to song, er. After side two is over, have to about a that not complain Love," uses Ridgway's produce soung DariOHt "J we actually know some- UlACli OJ Uttl. n id vocals as another instrument too many bands have. Yet, something. thing about Ricky Skaggs Skaggs' Highways and to develop a more full this is nothing like what you the musician. It's not an Heartaches ,is a fine Ctcuc Ermcr sound. The effect is a rich, may have heard from country to make it's music album. And Skaggs is - g attempt money, G003 easy-movin- of music. Rubber Rodeo. It's a 47Q piece on attempt to express a feel- only 25, so there is more to In another song, Ridg-wa- y completely different sound, ing - and a successful come. If you've been yawn- becomes almost a balla-dee- r and it works very well for attempt at that. ing over Kenny Rogers or when he tells the story Wall of Voodoo. Call of the Highways and Heartaches Alabama's latest, tiy Ricky of a man to the west West is a bargain at any moving achieves this heady task Skaggs. He can make you (Call of the West) and learn- price. with some particulary strik- proud of your country ing of the conflicts society -- Todd R. Tystad ing material. Notable select- (music) again. ions include "You've Got a Mike Frost kass 'sells wftfaout 1 i being a sell-o- yf iVmwwi, (hihh (H limits-- 'tmm Highways and Skaggs has done incalculable Heartaches good for country music. He Ricky Skaggs has established both the Epic vitality and commerciality of blueerass and Durist I 1939 GRETA GAR BO MELVYN DOUGLAS n ft In the two short years music. He has injected new S U uJ V. since the release of his first blood into a musical form major-labe- l album, Ricky that was growing anemic. 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