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Tickets sti \ -||V|Y|V^11 jw9v Jackson Browne...In concert April 21 ^jlJT . . \W ^B7 KhKI MLmPP 'v'" ^ 4. sovnefii Into di *' ?*. 'vi ij"i t ? 1. . ' <%i?> ..VkV /#V" Looking for a way to enjoy drivii dimensions to your driving and 1 t Then the Sports Car Club of Amei the world's largest organization < motor sports. Each local clu autocrosses, rallies, economy n J and social events. Discover new t cars and explore your free and c | the SCCA. JPor membership info South Carolina Region Sports Car Club of America PO Box 1835 t Columbia, SC 29202 or call Brenda Wallace 777-6596 or 787-3559 Mj.J; 11 available: By TOM 'ED' CLYDE Gamecock Staff Writer Jackson Browne, the premier poet-singer-songwriter of the 70's, will be performing with David I,inrflev this FVirtnv mrmina of ^ ?? ? ? VUUIQ MV U|V Township Theatre. There are two shows, at 7 and 11 p.m., and John Sebastian is the opening act. Good seats are still available. This is a benefit concert sponsored by the Palmetto Alliance. Proceeds will be going toward support of non-nuclear future. Jackson Browne is a supporter of the non-nuclear movement. In a recent appearance in Atlanta, he spoke of his belief in the cause, and played "Before the Deluge," an anthem about man's destructive nilACit fnp tvmror |A/VTV? v The Palmetto Alliance is part of a national movement toward a nonnuclear future. In "Deluge," Jackson sings of people like them; "some of them were angry at the way the earth was abused by the men who learned how to forge her beauty into power." John Sebastian, who provided an enlightening set as opening act for Steve Martin, has also donated his time to the cause and will open the i show. He is best known for I "WAl(?Amo Daolr M ?? /! '<?< L ?t vawuiv jlniva| aim mi 1110 wurR. with the Lovin* Spoonful. Although Jackson and Lindley will be performing an acoustic set, and not full fledged rock n roll, do not be deceived. Several years ago they toured as a duo, so this concert will be, in effect, a rare opportunity to see Browne performing his vintage material as it was originally presented to his ( audience. Browne comments on David | Lindley: "A friend brought him into the dressing room at a club I . was playing in; and seeing that he . had his fiddle with him, I invited him to play. As we were running in back I i. 1 WH1U1 UiHH ?. _.i j. [ ig again? Want to add new iave fun at the same time? rica is for you. The SCCA is ievoted to the enjoyment of ipter enjoys road races, ins, hill climbs, car shows Measures and excitement in ompetitive spirit by joining rmation write to: [ for J ackson down the song we were going to > play together a strange thing \ happened. He wasn't "running . j down" anything. He was playing . j the song. I can still see him standing there with his eyes fixed ( upon some indeterminate spot on ! the floor...sometime between then . i and the time we actually began . touring together, we agreed that . one day we would play in each other's bands. Now when David and I play for you, he's in my band and I'm in his." i Jackson Browne has recorded five albums, each of them superb. His music is soothing and comforting, his lyrics strip one's perceptions and emotions bare. He has written some incredibly j moving songs. In "For a Dancer," he sings "Keep a fire for the human race, let your dreams go drifting into space; you never know what will , be coming down. Perhaps a better world is drawing near. Just as easily it could all disappear along Motorized Bicycle GARELLI No drivers License needed No Insurance No Helmet Now on sale at Yamaha of Columbia 16029 Two Nntrh BrJ 786-1160 ||l Tk Re a 8 I III ^1 and ma j Garnet and HI Box 85131* Cai ! Save a Garnet an !. Name (print) Permanent Address (with zip) Browne coi vith whatever meaning you might lave found. Go on and make a joyful sound. Into a dancer you lave grown from a seed somebody else has sown. Go on ahead and sow some seeds of your own, and somewhere between the time you , arrive and the time you go may lie a reason you Were alive, but you'll never know." 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