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CASH BOX JANUARY 28, 1995 4 INDUSTRY BUZZ

Cash Box By Sieve Baltin EAST COAST

Bush performed their first U.S. gig at the end of last year. The buzz-gar- nering U.K. band played at Dragonfly in L.A. to an audience filled with radio people. Not surprising, given the fact that the show was presented by KROQ, who are one of many Modern Rock stations all over the first Atlantic recording group Hootie & The Blowfish recently made a $1 0,000 single “Everything’s Zen” from Bush’s debut record on Trauma/Inter- donation to the Carolina Children’s Home, following their participation scope. Entitled , the album is the first to benefit from the in VHI’s “Fairway To Heaven” charity golf tournament. The inde- newjoint venture between Trauma and Interscope. Pictured (l-r, seated): pendently-run Carolina Children’s Home provides secure and supportive Willobee Carlin, KEDJ Phoenix; , Bush; (standing): Paul homes for up to 100 homeless, desperate or unwanted children each Palmer, Trauma Records; David Dorrell, manager of Bush; Sean Zebarth, year. The band’s donation is particularly timely, following a fire that KXRK Salt Lake City; Mike Jacobs, Blaze KRZQ Reno; and Bush’s Nigel caused over $1 60,000 worth of damage to the Home’s Columbia campus. Pulsford, Robin Goodridge and . The South Carolina-based band’s Gold debut contin- ues to climb the pop charts and is quickly closing in on Platinum. Shown SEAN McDONNELL, the lead singer for the up-and-coming Atlantic during the presentation of the check are (l-r): CCH development director recording act Surgery, passed away recently at the age of 29. McDonnell Jonathan Holmes; of the band; CCH executive director Dr. died in Brooklyn, N.Y. the morning of January 11 after slipping into an Sipe; Rusty and Jim Suzanne group manager Harmon; bandmembers asthma-related coma. “Soni” Sonefeld, & Dean Felber. president Val Azzoli commented; “Everyone at

Atlantic is deeply saddened by the loss of this talented musician and warm LYRICS