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R O C K O N J PERSONALITIES UPDATE Surprise, Surprise 22 — FOCUS — Friday, January 2.1981 G Ethbe Ann Vare R O C K O N J PERSONALITIES UPDATE Surprise, surprise. The Happy New Year. Seems that B-52's, that crazed quintet from 1980 was a big year for walls Athens, Georgia, have had their Pink Floyd'sThe Wall was the first album certified gold. The best-selling album of the year; record may never have climbed Michael Jackson's Otl The Wall very high on the charts, but it was number two. tenaciously stayed low on the If you accept 1956 as the charts for-a long time. For 49 debut year for rock and roH, weeks, precisely. 19S1 marks its 25th birthday. The Knack have 30 songs We are now well into the se­ penned for their next album, cond generation. And still no due to be released in the closer to respectability (which is spring. What they don't have is what it’s all about, yes?) a producer. They're on the outs The B-52's with 'Commander' Mike Chap­ man, the fellow who made them a star. ALBUM REVIEWS BUFFER KING The album.... ..........Rock Hard We Were Not The Original The artist....... ........Suzi Quatro But! We Cannot Afford To The label....... ....................RSO Be Less Than The Best To Long before he produced Pat Benatar and Debbie Harry, Look After Your Car — Mike Chapman discovered a Truck — Van baby bad mama named Suzi Quatro. But time (1973) was At not ripe; Quatro became a hit in Europe and languishediq the U.S. Her biggest fame here was BUFFER KING as Leather Tuscadero, Fonzie's girt in 'Happy Days.’ We Core In 1979, Quatro finally hit the American top ten with Protect Your Investment - With Our Specialized ‘Stumblin’ In,’ a cutesy duet far • Treatment Against - Oxidation - Salt Corrision This Winter from her whip-and-chain im­ age. Now the gutsy-voiced, nubile bass-player heads back to straight-ahead rock and roll. BUFFER KING Rock Hard (the single was featured in the pseudo-punk Is Chemically Bonded To Your Car - Truck - Vans Paint, Never film ‘Times Square') shows off Fades Or Dulls From Extreme Weather Conditions. crisp Chapman production and solar plexus delivery from Remember For A Good Deal Plus A Good Deal More Visit Us Quatro. If you've heard Blondie \ever Wax Your Car Again The Showroom Shine That Improves With Timt and the Pretenders, you've heard it already. But surely Buffer King Exterior & Interior Treatment there is some merit in having been first out of the gate. Best cut is 'Lipstick.' a piece Compact Car Reg 9500.............. special *79.85 of humorous punk, followed closely by a sincere cover of Medium Car Reg. 11000.............. special *93.40 Dave Clark's ‘Glad All Over’ and the nicely syncopated ‘Woman Cry.' Full Size Car Or Truck 125.00........SPECIAL *106.25 (Next week. Rock On features an interview with Quatro. How Vans Reg $130 00 ........................SPECIAL n i7 ,oo does she feel about struggling for the acclaim her imitators en­ Paint Reconditioning soc nn joy?) £U.UU Briefly Noted: YJC/Black Reg $35 00 ................ ......SPECIAL Sea/Virgin. It lacks the nervous energy that made their debut. Shampooing of Interior soc nn Drums and Wires, so appeal­ Reg S35.00 ........................1..........SPECIAL Zu.UU ing. But clever lyrics, inventive instrumentation and an occa­ Engine Steam Cleaning nn sional spark of brilliance lift this Reg $15 00....................................SPECIAL I I.UU second effort from mediocrity. Buffer King Treatment Is Guaranteed As Long CANADIAN As You Own Your Car — Truck or Van CANCER B SOCIETY BUFFER KING BRITISH COlUMIIt INC TUKDfc DIVISION 20th & Queensw ay 562-0022.
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