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"1 a^^)K^cbjL^r^SoSN K \to hahole this^y\ L. 7 9ur- he is *-« ^ -j ^ If r "etweww® rHom SuK&£KYf H£ CMST: and |^SB^ Recording to concentrate on his one hit record is a producing position as a vice- -jj strenuous, mj\ /n demanding president at Motown. ^ \ task that an lw requires But executive pursuits 1 n amount inordinateof ultimately didn't fill the* ^wPlSft talent, and luck. energy hole his retirement had I LUTHER »1r Brumsic Brandon, Jr. Recording and left and soon, Smokey ^ . a /WElUo! WY NAME IS*\ IZ^Sfvli *r\ ootx) ooS" I T^i BBjON&TDA^VI string of hitproducingrecords was back in the studio (HALO! WE ARE HERE ) .OtOyOO, (wea.woNIM ] (minority SOTJ- XjtALO? UJIWEB/X nop ' that spans two decades again.-The results pro- \Tb Slow "tOO"TWE Wt? ) ' A..~c »u~ r:~ . 11 / and weathers UUV^U 9UIIIC U1 IIIC .WAV 1UICM \J / { SU)N |-ro-THc\ Hfex ^-7 X^toRAUTfj/ innumerabletrends is an musical moments of the *ajoritv amazing feat. And decade, 1 \ L V1 and including: \ \T j (p^\ producingrecordinga Smokey (the solo debut, y\ of hit records thatstring featuring the plush JS f\ / not only spans 20 years of "Baby Comeslowgrind ' of trends, but also has a Close"); Pure Smokey hand in some of vs. shaping (with the atypical tumble \\ *-iol w T kLrSK those trends of "Virgin Man"); Quiet Storm (a classic album); is...incredible-somethingonly^a HHHA Family Robinson (which : of artists have done. ®2fflS§shBy O J. Costes ' handful j contained a hecTic 1 Unmix the letters in the boxes to form ^ Smokey Robinson is You" produced by Gordy, who would soon "Open"); Love Breeze word. Then circled,rB or C for the one rect del of that handful. George Tobin, contains go on to found Motown Soul" was meaning (or corinition). ("Shoe the "IT* T Score yourself as foillows: Smokey Robinson is nine tunes, four of which Records, was impressed smooth, jaunty center- li I T^TI IIITTP 4 Correct-Exeellerit 2 Correct-Fair Y were ^1 3 Correct-Good 1 -0 Correct-Poor incredible. ^ ^ " penned by Smokey. by the group's piece here) and last ~ j Music critic Vince instrumentation, Smokey RobinsonsongsLushyear's Where There's ' iriei i in Aletti wrote that with a of n L pLrtlljM ,i_ Find 19 in and around a 1farm. Smokey coupled variety jpriginals--and took them 8 ' things Words is "one of the finest moods therein make Onder his . run across, down or diagonally in ainy direction. wing. aforementioned A »NCE C Word list below. ITALY , 6 FRf XRtUAHO With a contemporarylyricists." "Being You" In 195 8, Smokey "Cruisin"'. CLl'Ei This country cele bratps J special day this months And music -lovers the musical feast. Frorh the W A G O N E ^ Robinson and.the so .* ' After many years of 2- world over continue to sonsy feel of the title Miracles released hits and what he likes to A SIRO E h ICIhieic! - r pay him perhaps the to the wistful and A] » lyrics Motown's--firsttheir-trackcall the and - "peaks . highest compliment of and island mood of ^ kl ^ the record, "GoT~A Job", valleys". of : R G N D A A c a A 6 RASP B TR« ASORE C FOOD all--the lush romance steel drum introduction which was a hit in the CLl'Ei Leprechauns hide theirs in the ground. music that is showbusiness, Smokey T DBI T E Smokey's of "Food For Thought" Detroit area. Soon after Robinson is especially at trademark continues to this overall effort ex- that came "Way Over ease now. Or, as Smokey GESM S E w t d r a v Nl T sell in huge numbers. hibits broad audience [El ap- There" (the first noted in an interview For instanrp a SIL O peal. Obviously labor nationally-distributed with Soul magazine, "I S I ^ ^A 4REEH 6 WME1AT C. VKULOW "Cruisin," contained on CLUEi Ireland la called the Ewera fd Lie. of-4ove, "Being With Motown disc) and then, can go inter a studio and P CHOE R the "Where There's You" ranks the breakthrough record version of 4' Smoke" high among my if P I I nPM album proved . -1960's l\ O U U IM. iclhlalu t e musica ac "Shop Around",record. "Three Blind Mice' if I U pl to be one of the biggest That smash ^l{ recorci 'cause if it P|E|L|R|E|N] for this want, doesn't Word list: Barn, cow, Robinson hits of the last complements for the Miracles crop, duck, S^ese, how, A. king, e PONy c PAI«V cobbler work, I've only hurt If ten And distinguished _ musician, hen, horse, oats, pig, plow, pond, rig, seed, SllO, 1 I CLl'Ei you catch him ypu get his treasure years. now, on and Smokey a year Smokey Robinson, dig? straw, tractor, wagon, windmill. the heels of "Warm lyricist and producer. i stayat the top, with such I'll just keep on makin' \^-NnvHoaad3T » v-xwyqaaA c Thoughts", Smokey It started in tbe late Robinson gems as: "You good music and release Robinson--this 450's when high-school Really Got A Hold On records 'till the people of music-has William gentleman pals Robinson, Me"; "Mickey's are tired of me and want w I completed yet another Claudette Rogers, Bobby Monkey"; "Ooh, Baby me to stop." I romantic filled album Rogers, Ron White and Baby"; "Tracks Of My And if that's the case,Wf UT A LITTLE entitled "Being With Pete Moore--Smokey Tears"; "Yesterlove"; it looks like the warm, You" and is confident Robinson and the 4 'Satisfaction"; and personable music of his mellow Miracles--auditioned r» 1 r-% i « PRIDE continuing "Tears Of A Clown" amuKey Kooinson will music tradition | __ before a fledgling following, be part of all our lives I both the and joy addressingpain songwriter/producer In 1971, a road-weary for a long, long time to I named Berry Gordy. Smokey left the Miracles come. J N^YOUR LIFE_ Read , # * the,% . I i / 4 wmmmm stars< -Salem :ope*»/ erving the £ajf Winston Since Winston Community Chp1974" CJcire oqicle by Anns fllMf: wo well by. Alfred Shtin Id V- avail at fx - able IS I , these locatior .I. MAKE TH1FCj POINTr yj111 1 WEEK OF MARCH 12, 1981 You, White, roll 6-2 in the useful in the in the . : 18. tickled Pink Cleaner* tj opening, AQUARIUS January 21 February 19 EAST WINSTON S3. Shop-Rite (N. Hampton Dr.) I uiagiajiiiiicu yuaiuuu, nuw and at the end of Pinpoint source of family misuntderstanding before situation gets out J 19. Food Fair (Pattereon) 84. midgame ^ do it? of Airport you play the game. In general, make a hand Fashion is stressed an excellent week for expanding . ^ 10. Eckerd*a (Northalde) 85. Pyramid &arbcr Inat. The is whether to wardrobe or w question good point in or near your decorating your hole house I. Reynolds Health Center 4 11. Northalde Sea Food 86. V.G. Phllllpa (Akron Dr.) hit the blot on Black's 9- < 2. 4 12. home board (5-point, 4- PISCES . February 2CI.March 20 SunrtM Towr. Bojangie* (Pattereon) 87. Wcitbroohi Grocery (25th St.) or make own ^ 13. point your point, bar point or even the Emphasis is on sharing, sharei responsibilities, share knowledge. Laundry Center (Claremont) Walker's Cleaners S3. Lll GeneraI (Old Rural Hall Rd.) rather than hit a Model 14. Enrfn's Possible embarrassment if u motives on - 4point.3-point) yo challenge someone's . Pharmacy Beauty Shop 89. Chandler's Three is no Grocery (25th St.) I particular blot in the opening stages Of a weekend. Brush up course can lead to career advancement. 5. Shop Rite (Claremont)^ 15. Thrtftway 90. Harpers C<onlaa. (18th St.) I in hitting a blot so ^tna Service 416. advantage «ame- ARIES - March 20 (Claremont) Baptist Hospital 91. Union 76 (1Maw Walkartown Rd.) I early in the game. Black will 21.A| pril 7, Ltaton Cleaners 17. Browns Market re-enter Keyword should be trust, e« pecially where older relatives are (Patterson Ave.) easily the board, Would like to have ®* * * 18. and you concerned. It's time to consider financial future in depth. Think twice Bernard Shop-Rite (Polo Rd.) the misadventure will Alfred Sheinwold teach you before weekend inviti stion ' Brown's 4 19.
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