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July 15, 1978 15¡p i i, TALKINGHEADS And Tina does talk r-- 1 F 4 1 YOU'RE TIE THAT SIM s UksimTnvotta ONE WANT /Newton US John RSO UKisuMs USALBUMS 4 1 SHADOW DANCING, Andy G,bb RSO 1 SOME GIRLS. Rolling Stones Arlene 2 2 SMURF SONG, Frmrer Abraham Dacca 1 SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER. VeriOus RSO 1 2 BAKER STREET, Gerry Rafferty ArtMs 2 I CITY TO CITY, Gerry Rafferty Untied Amer 3 5 DANCING IN THE CITY, Marshall Hain Nervier 2 3 LIVE AND DANGEROUS, Thin UM Vertigo 1 United 3 3 TAKE HIGH. Motown A 3 A CHANCE ON ME, Abbe Mantle 3 3 NATURAL Commodores ANNIE S SONG James Gainer Red Seal 3 2 STREET LEGAL, Bob Drlen CBS 1 4 4 USE TA BE MY GIRL, 099y.5 4 2 SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER, Soundtrack RSO 5 4 AIRPORT, Motors Virgin 4 4 SOME GIRLS. Rolling Stones EMI Phil Int 6 STILL THE SAME. Bob Seger S 5 STRANGER IN TOWN. Bob Seger Captol 6 6 LIKE CLOCKWORK, Bocentown Ran Ensgn 5 8 THE KICK INSIDE, Kate Bush EMI Cephol 6 7 MISS YOU, Rolling Stones Atlenhe B 6 DARKNESS AT THE EDGE OF TOWN, Bruce Snrmasxeen 7 II NONE IS INNOCENT /MY WAY, Se. Pistols VirO,n 6 7 THE ALBUM. Abby Epic T 9 THE GROOVE LINE, Hearwava Ede 7 7 SHADOW DANCING, Ande Cobh RSO B 11 A LITTLE BIT OF SOAP, Shower/dew-eddy Arise 7 6 OCTAVE, Moody Blues Decce 8 DANCE WITH.ME, Peter Brown Drove 8 9 GREASE Soundtrack RSO 9 6 MAN WITH THE CHILD IN HIS EYES, Kate Bush EMI 8 21 TONIC FOR THE TROOPS, Boomtown Rats Ensign 9 6 IT'S A HEARTACHE, Bonnie Tyler RCA 9 8 FEELS SO GOOD, Chuck Mangione ABM 10 7 MISS YOU, Relkng Stones 9 5 YOU LIGHT UP MY LIFE. Johnny Mathis CBS EMI 10 13 LAST DANCE, Donna Summer Casablanca 10 10 BOYS IN THE TREES. Cady Simon Elektra 11 22 BOOGIE 0001E 000IE, A Taste of Honey Capitol 10 15 WAR OF THE WORLDS, Various CBS 11 16 GREASE, Frankie Valli RSO 11 12 THANK GOD IT'S FRIDAY, Soundtrack Casablanca 12 23 RUN FOR HOME. Lindksferre Mercury 11 13 AND THEN THERE WERE THREE, Genesis Charisma 12 12 BLUER THAN BLUE, Michael Johnson EMI -America 12 Walsh Asylum 13 15 73 BUT SERIOUSLY, FOLKS. Joe USE TA RE MY GIRL O'Jays Philadelphia 12 12 LENA MARTELL COLLECTION, Lena Martell Ronco s 13 11 TWO OUT OF THREE AIN'T BAD, Meat Loaf Cleveland Int .13 36 DOUBLE VISION, Foreigner Mande 14 13 MIND BLOWING DECISIONS. Heetweve GTO 13 - ROCK RULES, Venous KTel 14 21 LOVE WILL FIND A WAY. Pablo Cruise ABM 14 17 SONGBIRD, Barbra Streisand Columbia 15 14 ARGENTINE MELODY. San Jose MCA 14 16 THE STUD, Various Ronca 15 2 RUNAWAY. Jefferson Ste rah Grant 15 14 SO FULL OF LOVE. O'Jays Phil Int 16 19 (DON'T FEAR) THE REAPER, Blue Oyster Cult 15 14 BAT OUT -o CBS OF HELL Meat Loaf Epic /Cleveland Int 16 17 WONDERFUL TONIGHT, Eric Ctapton RSO 16 19 ALBUM, Abba Absnt. 17 75 SUBSTITUTE. Clout THE Carrere 16 9 NEW BOOTS AND PANTIES, Ian Dery Stiff SINGLES 17 22 Barry Manilow 18 COPACABANA. Anota 17 - STREET LEGAL, Bob Dylan Columba 10 RIVERS OF BABYLON, By M Atlantic 17 19 DARKNESS ON THE EDGE OF TOWN, Bruce Spdn0steen CBS 1 LOVE yOU MORE, Buacocka United Artists 18 18 I CAN'T STAND THE RAIN, Eruption Adola /Hansa 18 15 FM, Soundtrack MCA 19 24 WILD WEST HERO, Elecak Light Orchestra 18 10 PASTICHE, Manhattan Atlantic MAN Jet Transfer Z WHITE IN HAMMERSMITH PALAIS. Clash CBS 19 23 LIFE'S BEEN GOOD, Joe Walsh Asylum 19 27 OCTAVE, Moody Blues London 20 9 MAKING UP 19 AGAIN, Gold* Biome 11 I KNOW COS I WAS THERE. Max Boyce EMI 3 GOING STEADY. Jilted John Rabid 20 30 RCA 4 HOT BLOODED, Foreigner Atlantic 20 16 ITS A HEARTACHE, Bonnie Tyler 21 17 BEAUTIFUL LOVER. Brotherhood of Man Pye 20 17 BLACK AND WHITE. Stranglers United Artists OKUK Buena Bersetkley 22 12 DAVY'S ON THE ROAD AGAIN, Mashed 5 PROOIGAL SON, Steel Pulse Island 21 26 THREE TIMES A LADY, Commodores Motown 21 23 THE STRANGER, 8 In Joel Corumble Mann Bronze 21 36 GREASE, Original Soundtrack RSO 23 29 SATISFY MV SOUL. Bob Marley end the Wailers Island 6 MAC THE FLASH. Cymae Pre 22 29 MY ANGEL BABY, Toby Beeu RCA , 22 28 SOUNDS AND STUFF UKE THAT, Gurney Jones A&M 22 CLASSIC ROCK, London Symphony Orchestra K -Tel 24 ROCK - 7 T V O T e Normal 30 AND ROLL DAMNATION, ACIDC Atlantic 0.. Mute 23 28 FM, Steely Dan MCA 23 20 JEFFERSON STARSHIP EARTH Jefferson Standee Grunt 23 75 RUMOURS. Fleetwood Mac Warner Brothers The Lurkers 25 8 SHADOW. Beggars Banquet 16 OH CAROL. Smokie - RAK D 24 25 THANK GOD IT'S FRIDAY. Love And Kisses Casablanca 24 32 IF MY FRIENDS COULD SEE ME NOW. Linda Clifford Curtom 24 24 ,PETER GABRIEL, Peter Gabriel Charisma 9 DOT DASH. Wee Harvest 26 32 COME ON DANCE DANCE. Saturday Night Band CBS 25 27 IF EVER I SEE YOU AGAIN. Roberta Flack Allende 25 18 LONDONTOWI4, Wings Capitol 25 33 KAYA, Bob Marley B The Wailers Island lb BEING BOILED. Human Lwow Fast Records 27 27 NIGHT FEVER. Bee Gees RSO 26 31 MAGNET AND STEEL Egan 26 37 LIFE IS A SONG WORTH SINGING, Teddy Pendergrass Phil let 43 Walter Columbia 26 CENTRAL HEATING, Heetweve GTO 1 BOOGIE OOGIE OOGIE, ATaste Of Honey Capitol/nut/LP 28 26 NEVER SAY DIE, Black 27 10 YOU BELONG TO Sabbath Vertigo 2 2 HI -TENSION, Hi -Tension Island/12n ALBUMS ME. Carly Simon Elektrs V 33 YOU'RE GONNA' GET IT, Tan Petty Shelter/ABC 27 29 POWER IN THE DARKNESS. Torn Robinson Band, EMI 29 46 HOW CAN 28 36 NOT GONNA IT, Atlanta Rhythm THIS BE LOVE. Andrew Gold Asylum 3 5 YOU'RE THE ONE THAT I WANT, TravoltaMewtonJohn 900 LET Section Polydor .28 26 CENTRAL HEATING, Heatwave Epic 28 28 20 GOLDEN GREATS, Beach Boys Capitol I REAL LIFE. Maranne Virgn 30 34 FROM 4 3 NIGHT FEVER, Bee Gees RSOA.P/12in promo SONGBIRD. EAST TO WEST /SCOTS MACHINE, Voyage GTO 2 SUICIDE, Surcide Red Star 29 34 Barbra Streisand Columbia 29 29 AJA. Steely Dan ABC 29 32 REAL LIFE, Magazine Virgin 5 7 YOU AND I, Rick James Motown/LP/US 12m 30 35 31 40 DON'T BE CRUEL Elvis Presley RCA 3 SPIRIT LIVE CBS KING TUT, Steve Martin Warner Bros 30 21 SHOWDOWN. Islay Brothers T -Neck 30 34 OUT OF THE BLUE, Electric Light Orchestra Jet 6 8 JUST LET ME DO MY THING, Sine CBS/12inAJ 4 Illegal DAVID JOHANSEN Records 31 33 HOT LOVE. COLD Bob Welch 32 44 STAY, Jackson Browne Asylum WORLD. Capitol 31 11 FANTASY LOVE AFFAIR, Peter Brown Drive 31 20 EVERYONE PLAYS DARTS, Darts Magnet 7 6 SHAME, Evelyn 'Champagne' King RCA/12w 5 HARDER THAN THE REST, Culture Front Line 32 38 33 20 CA PLANE POUR MOI, plasric Bertrand Sire STAY, Jack,oee Browne Asylum 32 30 SLOWHAND, Ent Clapton RSO 32 23 TRAVELLING, John Williams Cribe 8 10 USE TA BE MY GIRL,O'Jays Phil let 6 TONIC FOR THE TROOPS. Boomtown Rate Ensign 34 41 FINISH WHAT YOU STARTED, Gladys Knight Buddah 9 15 COME ON DANCE, 33 14 YOU'RE THE ONE I WANT, Travol to b NewtonJohn RSO 33 34 NOW, Barry Menkow Arista 33 30 BACK AND DANCE Saturday Night Bend CBS/LP/121 7 FULHAM FALLOUT. The Lurkns Beggars Banquet EVEN 35 21 THE LOVE IN YOUR EYES, David Soul Pnvate Stock FOURTH, Lindisfarne Mercury 10 4 BROWN GIRL 114 THE RINGiRIVERS OF BABYLON. Bonny M 8 BLACK B WHITE. Shaegien, ABM Amencen Import 34 15 LOVE IS LIKE OXYGEN, Sweet Capitol 34 35 BAT OUT OF HELL, Meat Loel Epic 36 59 5-74-5. City Boy Vertigo 34 18 20 GOLDEN GREATS, Nat King Cole CaPttcl Atlantic/12m Prince Far I Joe Gibbs 41 9 UNDER HEAVY MANNER. 35 PROVE IT ALL NIGHT, Bruce Spnngsreen Cdumbb 35 31 CHAMPAGNE JAM, Atlanta Rhythm Polydor 35 27 DISCO DOUBLE, Various Section 37 70 LIFE'S BEEN GOOD, Joe Walsh Asylum KTel 11 9 FROM EAST TO WEST/PONT ZERO/ETC, Voyage GTOAP IO THE REAL KIDS, Red Srar 36 37 CAN WE STILL BE FRIENDS, Todd Rundgren Bearsville 36 44 WORLDS AWAY, Pablo Cruise ADM 38 38 (WHITE MAN) IN HAMMERSMITH PALAIS, Clash CBS 36 35 THE STRANGER, Billy Joel CBS 12 14 BOOGIE TO THE TOP/ONE WITH A STARS -E-X, dab SUAPUED BY RED RHINO RECORDS DIE Billy Muhammad 37 .24 ONLY THE GOOD YOUNG, Joel Columbia 37 25 STONE BLUE, Foghat Bearevrlle 39 35 MOVIN' OUT (Anthony's Song) Billy Joel CBS 37 42 BUT SERIOUSLY FOLKS, Joe Walsh Asylum Kudlrt.P/12Th promo 36 45 OR SOMETHING LIKEIT, Kenny Rogers United Artiste 13 17 MISS YOU, Rolling Stones EMI/12n LOVE 38 38 EASTER. Pam Smith Arista 40 68 FOREVER AUTUMN, Justin Hayward CBS 38 22 ANYTIME ANYWHERE, Rha Coolidge ABM YOU ME Dave 14 20 FLYING HIGH, Commodores Motown/12lnA 39 39 WILL STILL LOVE TOMORROW, Mason 39 ME AGAIN, Rita ABM 39 YOU'RE : LOVE Coolidge 41 LOVE YOU MORE, Buacocks e United Artists - GONNA GET IT, Torn Petty ErThe Heartbreakers Island - 15 11 DISCO INFERNO.
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    Rod Taylor au Plein-les-Watts Festival Rod Taylor est un légendaire chanteur rasta jamaïcain, dont le classique « His Imperial Majesty » figure en bonne et due forme dans le Top 100 des plus belles chansons reggae de tous les temps ! Rod Taylor a vécu la période glorieuse du « roots & culture » des 70′s. Enregistrant pour Ossie Hibbert, Bertram Brown, Mikey Dread, Linval Thompson, Channel One, Henry Junjo Lawes, Prince Far I, Prince Hammer, Nigger Kojak ou plus récemment pour Mixman, Jah Warrior ou encore Roy Cousins, Rod Taylor est un nom majeur du reggae jamaïcain. Les amateurs d’authentique « Roots & Culture » reprendront à l’unisson les classiques « Brixton Trial & Crosses », « Bad Man Comes And Goes », « Words Of Parables », « Ethiopian Kings » ou encore « Behold Him ». Pour son retour en Europe et la sortie de ce nouvel album produit par les « Positive Roots Band » sobrement intitulé « ORIGINAL ROOTS », Rocky T (autre surnom de Rod Taylor) est backé par le POSITIVE ROOTS BAND de Toulouse qui, aux côtés du Homegrown Band, reste l’un des meilleurs backing-bands roots français actuels. Positive Roots Band qui nous présente leur excellent chanteur de l’île St Martin : Bob Wasa. Bref, vous l’aurez compris, dans ce projet cd de 14 titres, une rencontre explosive entre une légende rasta from Yard et un french combo qui restera certainement gravée dans les mémoires. Basé à Toulouse et créé fin 1999, le POSITIVE ROOTS BAND accompagné de leur chanteur BOB WASA (St Martin), se révèle sur scène avec plus de 650 concerts (!) en 12 ans à travers la France, les Antilles et l‘Europe.
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    LoneStarMusic | 1 2 | LoneStarMusic LoneStarMusic | 3 inside this issue SHOVELS AND ROPE pg 38 O’ What Two Can Do The triumphant union, joyful noise and crazy good times of Cary Ann Hearst and Michael Trent by Kelly Dearmore FEATUREs 34 Q&A: Paul Thorn — By Lynne Margolis 48 Sunny Sweeney finds the light — By Holly Gleason 52 Lee Ann Womack: When I come around — By Richard Skanse 56 Cory Branan: The wandering musical spirit of Americana’s free-ranging “No-Hit Wonder” — By Adam Daswon 58 Imagine Houston: An excerpt from Reverb, the new novel by Joe Ely Photo courtesy of All Eyes Media 4 | LoneStarMusic LoneStarMusic | 5 after awhile inside this issue Publisher: Zach Jennings Editor: Richard Skanse Notes from the Editor | By Richard Skanse Creative Director/Layout: Melissa Webb Cover Design: Melissa Webb Advertising/Marketing: Kristen Townsend Apart from the opportunity to work with a team of really good people Advertising: Tara Staglik, Erica — especially graphic designer Melissa Webb, who I’d already known and Brown greatly respected for years — one of the things that appealed most to me Artist & Label Relations: Kristen Townsend about joining this magazine five years ago was owner Zach Jennings’ vision that LoneStarMusic could be about more than just Texas music. Even more Contributing Contributing and Writers Photographers than Texas Red Dirt music. We all agreed that we would still focus on songwriters and roots and/or country(ish) music — pretty much anything Richard Skanse John Carrico that could directly or even indirectly fall under the category of “Americana” in Lynne Margolis Lynne Margolis Brian T.