The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, January 30, 1978, Page Page 26, Image 26
Browne From page 24
nickname for "Rosie-Palm," and tl
about masturbation. He sings, "R
right, you wear my ring, when yoi
Rosie that's my thing, when you tun
got to hand it to me. Looks like it's rr
tonight, Rosie."
"You'll Love the Thunder," e
musician's lover's life is changed. T
musician can be very hard, but is wo
according to Jackson, "what is rev
anger is worth the pain."
OTHER SONGS include "Cocaine,
Heart," "Nothing But Time" and
(hereafter known as "Shaky Song"),
song which is hilarious. Jackson be!
big ten-fourt from your back door.'
Bonoff From page 24 ;
On the album this song is performed
by herself alone on
^ItillU <111VI IO CALCUCIIl. Ill LU11cert
her voice was excellent.
"Lose Again," was played solo
by Karla and was very pretty.
She was to be accompanied by
David Lindley, musician extraordinaire
from Jackson
Browne's band, but technical
difficulties hampered this.
Nevertheless, she carried on in
style.
Other songs from the album*
were "Faces in the Wind,"
"Flying High," and "Rose in the
Garden." Karla and her talented
band iperformed these very well,
to the apparent delight of the
Atlanta Civic Center audience.
KARLA FINISHED the set
with "I Can't Hold On," a song
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Vnvoiiincr with u the audience.
irth it in the end, "The Load-Out"
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"Running On Emj
albums, is superb, i
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Its out "That's a your spirits high." ?I
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that sounded a lot like something :
from a Fleetwood Mac album. It
is about lost love, Karla walking
out the door on somebody she's
had all she can take. Rather than
be sad about it, she sings it with
the energy of somebody who has
long ago maue me icauiuuuii
that she would not lose her selfconcept.
She has tried, but is
through trying now and says
goodbye.
Her encore was "Falling
Star," a direct contrast to the
previous song. This time it's
Karla who has been left and she
is in a very sad way about it ?
"Ana I'm lying nere aione, i
can't sleep, I hear my heartbeat.
. . come pick me up, I'm going
down, like a falling star."
The album is definitely worth
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ks the roadies, the audience and
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3ty," like all of Jackson Browne's f
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