The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, January 19, 1976, Page Page 7, Image 7

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Buffe By Chuck Cromer It is inevitable that a mus third appearance in the san: in less than seven month result in a poor concert. Wi much saturation of the n market, an audience that totally familiar with the soi one that can devote its to tention the artist's perform. !i raritv Unfortunately, Jimmy and his Coral Reefer Band themselves in this unen position Jan. 16 at To\ Auditorium. They had appe the Carolina Coliseum in with the Eagles, on the intr; field in October as a p Homecoming week, and ri January before a drunken 1,700 that could barely dist hptween Buffett's songs. In essence, Buffett was a of circumstances. There wi he could do to top his ( f RIpx I.:.: % I We invite on an exci I Charter fli 26,1976 ' and meals For more I r p,ei UName Address City _ Telephone IN t is vict outdoor concert other ician's stituting a complete rev< le city usual sets of music t s will pensive and acousticall th that routine. lusical For Buffett, a be? is not from Key West, Fla., tl igs, or unacceptable alternate tal at- impossible for him t ance is serious lor any great time. Buffett Buffett did not gar I found support from the r viable promoters and crowd, vnship shell, with the exception ared in and his Coral Reefers, ti August seemed like a bad rerun amural Mack Amateur Hour, art of The sound and aim iow in other aspect of the co mob of poorly mismanaged. Ne inguish inept soundmen reach u.^i~ ? r udiaiitc iui nit' aiuMi: i victim the opening band, St< as little were performing. Dctober Stony Point, four Coolev c ' ' 4 $497.! you to rock and roll i ting trip to England! ght and eight days ii with a major rock cc information,clip and ALEX COOLEY'S P. O. Box 77 Atlanta, Georgia 404-873-, smaanMMinttianiMiniHNMiMMi ase send me your BLUE JEAf Jumber p lmot than in- bluegrass pic jrsal of his pathetic. It \ o a more they neither k y oriented instruments, before a crow ichcomber of group one lis was an entertainmen re. It is bust, o remain After two length of attending we _i_ *1 wisning iney ner much everyone els< inky-dink But it was tl In a nut- ruined the < i of Buffett mosphere. I a he evening that most of of the Ted necks had ne> songs except ost every Drunk and mcert was Number Thr< verdidthe Drunk." The a desired since many i Juffett and condition lonf >ny Point, the auditoriui Probably r amateur could care le$ u "* ^ II k H ^lit -^(1' ^1 >o n LONDON this England - Man >ncert, hotel, sigl send this coupoi TRAVEL, 123, 30309 4181 MMHinMiHiiHaiWiBaai SI JUNKET Brochure: State Zip. use 1 IMMIMiMiMmMMgMBaBIHil * 1 ' circn kers.were downright was vas painfully obvious play now how to play their dem how to perform , bacl d. They are the type drun ; books as headline mosl t at a backyard beer beini the ( numbers, persons re either asleep or u**,. were as drunk as com 3 in the auditorium, le audience itself that gurr( entire evening's atm 90 per cent certain c these grits and red- aPP! /er heard any Buffett !? "Why Don't We Get J?rn Screw?" "Door r? ? *e" and "God's Own *?ur: ; last title appropriate H1 persons were in that ^eio I before they entered m t0 < nost of the audience mar ;s what songs Buffett lining- ?j /Q 1 A by a His n state Ther not 1 terta 1 \ Spring ch 18- I htseeing, mstai playing just as long as he i ing something. All tl anded of him was a li cground music for th ken orgy with a few of t insinuating sexual numb g thrown in to further enli jvening. iffett himself, despite dicaps, provided a fai petent performance for ering mass of nausea t ounded him. His routines h iged little from his first ja ranees in Columbia, tier has his intensity in ] ling. He played his guts re a revolting audie ing his two-hour set, he ugh 22 songs and two enc< re acknowledging the res physical exhaustion was at ind his musical career \ lently. PUR? reevaluation of programm 11 of our student orgamzati eeded to overcome this : i of affairs in the Golden Sp e is no legitimate excuse having an educational or lining activity every nighl facility. But excuses are VTCEET Super-Cli}li Cheese Dog with purchase si Jnion Rings and Med. Coke brazier. Offer Good thru Fefc. 29th only at 13m Rmcwwm Dr. (Mnatpr?eotc?pan) I Tuesday Nlte - Spaj All you can eat. Sen I f-areriftn (tread. I fediiesday Nite - F ifgfccious filet served : inch fries, cole sfo 1 hton wedge, dinnei Am much as you can Bush River Rd. at Dutch Squari M 402 S. Bettline aces was Buffett made ik hey rearrange his mi ttle Instead of presentir teir numbers, it might h his appropriate for hii >ers more lyrically-meai ven and tempo songs t press his talents j the writer and as a pro riy performer. h t Some of these bi to Reason Wit Season," were pla lost in the brutal as "ut drunk and raise b< P01*" dominated the nigh out nce The concert was ran disaster. As I n jres through the broken ility bottles and the maj jout concert goers , I per- would never again disgusting scene. From >n8 needed. Action is. ons populations in the i sad privelege of spons* lir /intvimic o?irl fVin LUlIipUO, ?UU U1C. for fortunate enough tc eP_ not have a stuc - in situation as advante not J | Menudo v i vou : / a" head to jthe mornin i 2631 Dev i jhetti. gte a r< $i.< bread. ? hold. rom 5 p.m. f?/ close BIG BOY ? 5TAURANTS (r Two Notch F ? Dentsville rn 1220 Chas. i o attempt to usical routine, ig his standard ave been more n to play his ningfui ballads hat would exjs a sensitive fessional stage illads, "Trying h Hurricane yed, but were sault of 15 "get ell" tunes that II. almost a total raade my way beer and wine is of inebriated prayed that I witness such a Page Six Few student South have the oring beer on ones that are have beer do lent niteclub igeous as ours. /ill help | t your i gether \ ig after!! : ?asa | i rine St. | 191 )9| ^