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Country rock Steamboat Springs, band from Macon, (i entertained crowds the (iiolden Spur t nights this week. 'I band's bluegrass mu sent members of ( audience into f ?< stomping dances. Crow* to Ste By JOHN KOBINSON Gamecock Staff YVrit< Steamboat Springs crowd in the Golden Sj and no wonder. The gr< energetic and foot-sti responded accordingly rock, slipping into delivery was slick an The first of the two group's original musi< lop,' and Lester b "Rollin' My Sweet E what most of the aud The second set wa three numbers, orij subtlety and musical Springs is capable of It seemed that more to hear what new thi doing. Clogging is wor to a top notch band. There are seven in t peddle steel doubling electric piano; Ellis L^ampi Editor* s Note: This coin the beginning of a w tertainmcnt column cal Anyone who would lik information published ii call The Gamecock at ' write The Gamecock, ! Kussell Mouse. By ( lll'CK CKOIMKK Entertainment Editor The Kussell House Union Cinematic Arts < will show Robert Altma ville" tonight, Fri ' 11 ^ ^ wo he sic he d foot-st amboat 1 Gary *r drum in wit played to a capacity 3ur two nights last week, r Dup's performances were Mich; omping, and the crowd stearr /. The music was country electric bluegrass; the ? - ^prinj d well polished. band sets was largely not the South Tunes such as "Rocky ^it latt and Earl Scruggs' contn laby's Arms" were just contn lience came to hear. North s, with the exception of Bes ',inal and revealed the sprinj competance Steamboat suc\x i playing. Ronst people came to clog than rock ings the group has been -wh'a iderful though, especially he a(1 Stec he group: Joel Ferguson, V()U (j on banjo; Bob Wharton, c\uu I */t ? 1 ivncnaei, country licidle; cloggi is events for ti mil marks Saturday nights at 7 p.n eekly En- p.m. in the Russell Hous led Focus. Admission is $1. e to have "Nashville" has been n if uhmilH cAmn I- <?< A W ~ """Kill .'"IIH V I UIV,D /llllllclll 777-71X1 or Bicentennial salute to >rawer A, The film revolves aroun of 24 separate charai converge on the count music capital ol the wo: their fortunes or ex{ University emotional weaknesses. Committee As Kurt Vonnegut Ji n's "Nash- " 'Nashville' is a sp day and ventory of America, omps o -^ UUIIII^S Davis, lead guitar and vocals; Bil s; Les Burnett, bass and Dona Nai h back up vocals. i band is based in Macon, Ga., wl nembers live. Everyone, excep iels, is originally from the iboat Springs got together three ye University of Georgia, in Athens. I and summer Dlavint* Mvrtlo Roc 1 V O J ' *yv" now tours and plays predominantl; east and Southwest. h several record companies lool act is possibly in the works, "j act we will hopefully branch out and West," Ellis Michaels said, ides playing the club circuit, Ste; *s has been playing warm-up for as the New Riders, Wet Willie anc adt. "Right now we're a jump'n ( electric bluegrass group," Davi t we have to do is slow down and m ded. imboat Springs is a hot, talented 1 ecide to catch their show at the before Sunday, make sure to w#>j ng shoes. tie coming we< i. and 9:30 frank and honest." ;e Theatre. TIIK (IKKMAN ( sponsoring Tuesday ; labelled by films this semester a s sarcastic Tuesday in the Kuss< America. Theatre with no admis d the lives week's movie is the s L-ters who classic "The Love of ,Jea ry western Based on a melodram rid to seek by Khrenburg, the plot < >ose their tlie themes of love and 1: revolutionary Russia dn \ wrote, - Paris. iritual insplendidlv ?ZWBmm ^9 / V |c . waBK IfHj M\ l Tl" Cn4# kil w*% ^MKamaBMOMMnauawnftaMaHB 1 Pruit, fTni ih"" The se iere all t Ellis South. TT | ri a.r?ago Hon vi /VI LCI" a -m- 1 ich, the y in the p ^ng, a tor mo \fter a tn thp 1 B> SA!yi 1 1KV,N " 1 Gamecock Staff Writ amboat The motion picture people, viewers in the next 1 Linda dominant part of thei country The most prominen s said. hest thing to a success ature " Two summer's ago, Now. we will get to >and If Hliiir. Richard Burtoi Karl Jones. 1aurus Ir your I .AST SI M M KB. Ih( about to begin on "J; This summer's hit ^ | planning not one, but t scries to this smash. The most successfu Panther" itself the Clouseau will return I.IB is Strikes Again." ifternoon "Airport" was folio* t 2 p.m. he making it a bi-an ell House l.ommon, Christophei sion. This Mavilland. .Joseph Co ilent 1927 The tenth James Boi nne Ney." Moore, is being procli atie novel centers on III I.I.N' JACK tans \ etrayal in Hilly Jack (ioes To Bourgeois laylor and l.ucie An You may be pleased is now in t he works, w Ma ie Gamec >rtaini "" I quel: Arnrkn'c - 'v o vie suc< \i. cr industry plans a wide \ few months, Unfortunat m t is the Hollywood direct ful film is a sequel to a pr the most successful film > see "Kxorcist II: The 1 i. Louise Fletcher. Max >? most successful film w? ?\vs II was "The Omen." Tw liree sequels and possible 1 comedy film in history fourth in a series. Thi in yet another sequel til wed by "Airport 1^75." > nual affair with "Airpo r Lee. Lee (Irant. Brci tton, Darren Me(iavin a id epic "The Spy Who L<>< iced alter several delay .von'l die unfulfilled eiflu Washington." starring laz to hear that "Walking I ith Bo Svenson. ('ould (hi k Alexander?THE gamecock ock WAWI- . m?n j formula ^ess 3 J variety of movies for its | elv originalitv is not a i ' tors belief that the next evious success. A as "The Kxorcist ." leretic," starring Linda J von Sydow and .lames I is ".laws." Production is i entieth (Vnin?\- i.\?v 8 m / a subsequent television $ is "Return of the Pink I s Christmas, Inspector led "The Pink Panther ?o\v. I'niversal seems to (| rt 1977."' starring .lack ida Yaccaro. Olivia <le 3 nd James Stewart ved Mo it Christinas will brin^ Tom Laughlin. Dolores 1 ;ill The l' inal ('haptcr" s realh be the last our'' ji iioi I \ w <><)!>. i\it.r i::