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Jimmy Buffet, backed up by the Corral
Reefer Band, played a Buffet-style Carribean plain
ballad, "Banana Republics." Buffet ex- Repu
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style and offered very little variety highlighted the perforr
or excitement. gave substance to the ei
Although all of the factors were but still the show still
in favor of his performance, Winchester appeared ai
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seem to get the show going. The beat and his attempts
sound system used by Winchester failed to bring the audie
was perfect for the Coliseum. His The audience was mos
voice was extremely clear which is with their participate
uncommon to most concert per- Gospel number "You C
formances. Yet Winchester could Alone," in which Wind
not seem to put life into his act. able to induce hand-cls
Ron Dan's steel guitar foot-stamping to provid
Briefs...
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?t generous oblified bv an old Hank Williams wa
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rties and classroom Pryor is hilarious as a drawling,
white Southern prosecutor and
ng that was said for especially as a tribal chieftain in
De said for "The darkest Africa who is an expert on
r Show." "ROOTS"/ In the latter skit an
igo a skit about a American black man, anxious to
xial for his life for know which part of Africa his
white girl in a red- ancestors came from, asks Mr.
pi town, a poor white Roots to help him find his identity.
ve been too hot to Mr. Roots looks at the man quizbecause
it would zically. "Where were you born?"
> close to the real he asks.f "Cleveland," answer the
io longer made the American black.
pegoat in deepest, "Well, if you know where you
sippi, (or at least we came from, why did you come
out it), so that now three thousand miles to ask me?"
(it is funny but not asks Mr. Roots.
east. The joke itself is not particularly
ne to trot out the old a kneeslapper, but Pryor gets by
say something like with it.
\ long way, baby", in The show has received quite a
ce relations, that is. build-up because of Pryor's
) be said that "The superstar comic status, so the
r Show" exemplifies show, however, is slightly disapsure
which black - pointing.
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Red Foxx," enjoy on ^ might not, swallow his tongue in
ision. convulsions of laughter, as might
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