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Wavelength (October 1982) University of New Orleans ScholarWorks@UNO Wavelength Midlo Center for New Orleans Studies 10-1982 Wavelength (October 1982) Connie Atkinson University of New Orleans Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.uno.edu/wavelength Recommended Citation Wavelength (October 1982) 24 https://scholarworks.uno.edu/wavelength/24 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Midlo Center for New Orleans Studies at ScholarWorks@UNO. It has been accepted for inclusion in Wavelength by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@UNO. For more information, please contact [email protected]. FALL 1982 All these concerts are FREE and open to the public 1st Week-DUNCAN PLAZA Oct. 4 -Eorl Turbinton Quintet Oct. 5-Coliente Oct. 6-The Pfister Sisters Oct. 7-The Delta ~amblers Oct. 8-Donny Oorker and the Jazz Hounds with 131ue Lu 2nd Week-DUNCAN PLAZA Oct. 11-Percussion Jam Session Oct. 12-Tim Williams Country Oond Oct. 13-The New Orleans Performing Company (Donee) and Nature (Oond) Oct.14-11:J0-12:15 New Orleans Oollet 1 2: 15-1 :00 Dono Aero­ Gymnastics School Oct. 15-UNO Jazz Oond 3rd Week-Various Locations 3rd Week -Indoor Location...,.. Oct. 18-PAN AM PLAZA: Connie Jones and GALLIER HALL Jazz Oond the Crescent City Oct.18-0od Oyster Oond OF TAADE PLAZA: Allegro Oct.19-130A~D Oct.19-0onquette Opera 20-PIAUA D'ITAUA: New Jazz Oct. Oct. 20-11 :J0-12:15 David Thomas Quintet ~oberts (piano) Oct. 21-SPANISH PLAZA: Dirty Dozen 12:15-1 :00 James Drew Trio Oond Marching Oct. 21 - Ecoutez . 22- ~IVE~GATE : Ed Lewis Orchestra Oct Oct. 22-11 :J0-12:15 New Orleans School of Arts Children's Program 12:15-1:00 St. Mory·s Academy Donee Ensemble Sponsored by the Downtown Development District and the Arts Council of New Orleans in cooperation with the City of New Orleans. the ~ecording Industries and the Musicians Union. ISSUE NO. 24 • OCTOBER 1982 "I'm not sure, but I'm almost positive, that all music came from New Orleans. " Ernie K-D0e, 1979 Features Ellis Marsalis .. .......... .... 14 George Schmidt . .......... ... 17 Slim•s Y-Ki-Ki .............. 23 Columns Listings .................. .... 5 October ..................... 10 Caribbean . .................. 25 Radio ...................... 27 Zekespeak .................. 29 Reviews ......... .......... .. 30 Classified ................... 3 7 Last Page . ................ .. 38 Cover illustration byTair-RayYates ......... Patrick Berry. Editor, Connie Atkinson. ~te Editor, Jon Newlin. Ullort.l Atololul, Marpret Williams. AJC DUecter, Skip Bolen. Alnrllohltl Sa1oo, Steve Gifford, Ellen Johnson.Coto· ....... Artlola, Kathleen Perry, Rick Splin, Lauren Zarambo. DlobiM-, Gene Scaramuzzo, Patti Hibbitts, Jne Torczon, Hamp­ toa Weiss, Eduardo Youna. Coto-lon, Stove Alleman, Tanya Coyle, David Deleptor, John Desplas, Zeke Fiahheacl, Jon Foose, Sine G111Ya, Tad Jona, Bunny Matthews, Brad Palmer, Christina s your cheese food neither cheese nor food? Patookl, Jack Pickett, Kalarnu ya Salaam, Shepard Samuels, Gene your egg yolks thin and pale? Try the robust selection of yard eggs, imported and domestic Scaramuzzo, Hammond Scott, Almost SUm, Rhodes Speciale, Keith Are '!Witchdl, Dalt Wonk, Nancy Weldon, Sluan Wood, Donn Youna. cheeses, organically grown fruits and vegetables, and other whole foods at the Whole Food WIIWimltll iJ pubHshed monthly In New Orleans. Telephone (~) Company. When you get your food whole, it ldstes better. m-2342. Mall subscriptlons, address cbanaes to WIIWI~nJih, Box U667, New Orleans, La. 7017$. Subscription rate, SIO per year. Foreian, $20 per year. Fint class subscriptions, Sl6 per year (domestic a Canada). AO airmail l'llleat S40 per year (oveneu). The entire COD· tents of Wowkn~th are copyriJhted •1982 WIIWI~n~th. Back wues are available by wrltlna to Back lasues, P.O. Box U667, New Orleans, La. 7017$. Because of allmited supply, back wues are available for S4 ~ch. 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Supermarket • 3135 Esplanade Ave. • 94 3-1616 • Uptown • 7700 Cohn St. • 861-1626 WAVELENGTH/OCTOBER 1982 WHOLESALE We SeLL : ~ or RETAIL (Itt-\~ UAll£R,CDiTW- 00Al.l5HII<'T5 ( BUTT~ PHONE ~(!llARS.~. ~ ( 211) WAIIAH,WESIElM 51-US 777-1727 (SilAKBIS STIUHI({S)AN­ Or TlQUE QOTHES,JAC­ 982-3590 I:ETS.LEATHERS, ANO SKINNY TIES II! •••••••••••••CHECK METHOD OF PAYMENT 0 CHECK ..-MONEY ORDER 0 CHARGE ITTO MY CI1EDIT CArlO OVISA 0 MASTER CHARGE CAIIO# EXPIRATI~ ~TE ----- CITY/5WI/ZIP: HYif~KJ<; AOOWES TAX ~<USTGIIH!S 1WI lilfiJGlSRI'iWIHU~ $ gy MIJIEY<li!IRa! B.IHkCHf(M IUAirlill!f4~ \IU)S~I~UVEIIY 4 WAVELENGTH/OCTOBER 1982 USTINGS Saturday, 16 •Count Basie, Saenger Theatre. Tuesday, Wednesday, 19, 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 •Jimmy Buffet and the Coral Reefer Band, Saenger Theatre, 8:00p.m. OBARRY ~MENDELS Saturday, Sunday 23,24 0 PRESENTS, INC . •Arts Fest, Art Council of New Orleans, Oooooooooooooo 897-6123, Duncan Plaza, 11:00 a.m.-6:00p.m. Music, dance, crafts, visual art and a variety of activities for both adults and children. Free ad­ , mission. BRINGING YOU A •Latin Music Benefit, in celebration of the sixth anniversary of "Libreria del Pueblo" SPECTACULAR FALL (People's Bookstore), a Spanish and English CALENDAR OF language bookstore, featuring Banda Fiebre, Tipitina's, 8:00p.m., 822-8884. EVENTS Monday, 25 Thursday October 1 4 •Crosby, Stills, and Nash, L.S.U. Assembly Center, 8:00 p.m. CHICK COREA Thursday, 28 Saenger Theatre; 8 p.m. •Patrice Rushen, Riverboat President. Friday, 29 Friday October 1 5 •Nicolette Larson, Riverboat President. PETER TOSH FILMS special guest JIMMY CLIFF •Cinema Brasil, Prytania Theatre, 5339 Saenger Theatre; 8 p.m. Prytania, 895-4513. Wed. 7 and Thurs. 8: Col­ onel Delmiro Goubeia (Geraldo Sarno) and Gaijin: A Brazilian Odyssey (Tizuka Yamasaki). Weds. 13 and Thurs. 14: Tent of Tues & Wed October 19 & 20 Chick Corea, at the Saenger Oct. 14. Miracles (Nelson Pereira dos Santos) and Orfeu Negro (Marcel Camus). JIMMY BUFFET and •Loyola Film Buffs lnstiture, 865-3196. Mon. 4: Le Dejeuner sur l'herbe (Jean Renoir), THE CORAL REEFER CONCERTS Tues. 5: La Bete Humaine (Renoir). Wed. 6: BAND La Chienne (Renoir). Thurs. 7: Summer (Filming on M-TV Concert) Showers (Carlos Diegues). Mon. 11: The Friday, 1 Magnificent Ambersons (Orson Welles). Tues. Saenger Theatre; 8 p.m. •David Bromberg, Riverboat President. 12: Pride and Prejudice (Robert Z. Leonard) •B.B. King, Millie Jackson, Bobby "Blue" and A Tale of Two Cities (Jack Conway). Sunday October 24 Bland, Saenger Theatre, 8 & II :30 p.m . Wed. 13: Sergeant York (Howard Hawks). Thurs. 14: Toda nudez sera Castigada (Ar­ GEORGE Saturday, 2 noldo Jabor). Mon. 18: The Lady From •Gil Scott-Heron, Riverboat President. Shanghai (Welles). Tues. 19: Toni (Jean THOROGOOD .and Renoir). Thurs. 21: Sao Bernardo (Leon THE DELAWARE Sunday,3 Hirszman). Mon. 25: A Touch of Evil •Urban Cowboy Music Festival, Jefferson (Welles). Tues. 26: La regie de jeu (Renoir). DESTROYERS Downs Racetrack, 11:30 a.m., 821-3795. Thurs. 28: 0 Amuleto de Ogum (Nelson McAllister Auditorium; 8 p.m. Willie Nelson, Ricky Skaggs, Steve Wariner, Pereira dos Santos). All films are shown in Orion, Gary Morris, Razzy Bailey, Susie Room 332 of Bobet Hall; admission is $1.50 or Nelson, Mississippi South. by open subscription for $25. Monday October 2 5 •Prytania, 5339 Prytania, 891-3398. Sun. 10 Sunday, 10 and Mon. 11: Stormy Weather (Andrew Stone, CROSBY STILLS & •Autumn In Armstrong Park II, Traditional 1943; with Bill Bojangles Robinson, Lena and Contemporary Jazz, Gospel, and Blues. Home, Cab Calloway, Fats Waller, Ada NASH Jazz Parade from Jackson Square starting at Brown, The Nicholas Brothers, Katherine LSU Assembly Center; 8 p.m. 10:00 a.m. Armstrong Park Festivities 11:00 Dunham and her dance troupe) and Cabin In a.m.-7:00p.m. Free admission. Bring a picnic! The Sky (Vincente Minnelli, 1943; with Ethel Waters, Rochester, Rex Ingram, Mantan Moreland, Louis Armstrong, Lena Horne, the Sunday November 28 Wednesday, 13 Duke Ellington Orchestra, John Bubbles, But­ •Jethro Tull, Municipal Auditorium. terfly McQueen and the Hall-Johnson Choir). LINDA RONSTADT Fri. 15 through Thurs. Nov. 4: Diva (Jean­ Baton Rouge Thursday, 14 Jacques Beineix). •Chick Corea, Saenger Theatre, 8:00 p.m. MISCELLANY Friday, 15 FOR TICKET AND CONCERT •Peter Tosh, Jimmy Cliff, Saenger Theatre, •Cathedral Concerts, Christ Church INFORMATION (504)895-0601 8:00p.m. Cathedral, 2919 St. Charles Ave., 895-6602. \. ..J WAVELENGTH/OCTOBER 1982 5 Sun. 17: Leonora Mila, piano. Sun. 31: Bess Hieronymus, organ. Both performances are at 4:00p.m. •Contemporary Arts Center Jazz Series, 900 Camp St., 523-1216. Fri. 29: David Thomas TAKE FIVE ... Roberts, Steve Pistorius and Isidore "Tuts" Washington. Sat. 30: Tony Dagradi and Joe Celli. •Junior Philharmonic Society of New Orleans, SON~ STR-VX4 Dixon HalJ at Tulane University; 861-4289, QUARTZ SYNTHESIS AM/FM STEREO 866-7565. Sat. 23: Recital, 10:45 a.m. RECEIVER •New Orleans Ballet, Theatre of the Perform­ Features 40 watts per channel, minimum RMS, ing Arts, 895-2439. Fri. 29: "Coppelia." both channels driven Into 8 ohms from 20 Hz •New Orleans Opera Association, Theatre of to 20 kHz, with no more than 0.008% THO. the Performing Arts, 529-2279. Thurs., Sat., Legato Linear power amplifier for ultra·low crossover distortion and superior sound.
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