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9 ? W 1IVI?.VN/VI\ V VUJUU1 J I -?m} 4& Mercury re< NKBQtop Start off the new week with an last. Me evening of rocking entertainment but at 1 by catching NRBQ in the Spur, promote They'll be appearing tonight and nationa T>.. I -1 r. 1 _ _ I- _ i ucauay uigiii aiNRBQ is sates iici also known as The New Rhythm the 8**oi and Blues Quartet. A well- followin seasoned band with six albums and The ( ten years of experience behind Adams, them, they have been praised derson, across the United States as being ten ye one of the most enjoyable, ec- manage centric, and unpretentious bands a?d sp in America. The most recent NRBQ album, NRBQ At Yankee Stadium is their first effort for Mercury Records and has h(^n nnivpr?i?11v hailo/1 oc ? F their most polished and infectuous BgS to date. Like any band that has been I ^ i ^ | around for ten years, NRBQ ha a I;; : long and varied history. When their I ' debut album, NRBQ was released j in 1969, Columbia Records was hailing them as the "Next Big Wrj Thing." They were given a sub- [ 1 stantial advance, called the next Iblm-i supergroup, and proceeded to flop. : i That first album was ignored by V.;:' j both critics and the public (it is , I now a collector's item) and NRBQ | ] dropped out of sight. Kg .1 A label change greeted NRBQ in j ! 1972 when they signed with Kama i j Sutra Records and subseauentlv H- . released two albums on that labei, ji J Scraps and Workshop. They en- rli_'" 1 joyed a tiny bit of popularity when 11 \ "Get That Gasoline," from I'-'-'T?j Workshop became a mild hit. Their i - ] fifth album, All Hopped Up, was f ! released in 1977 on yet another > label, Red Rooster. ^ ' TU;n :? e ' -1 -' ' ' 1 ma jumping IIUII1 lauei lO laoei i did not help NRBQ and their recent | move to Mercury should be their . , .; I 634 Harden St. ^ BACKGAMMON TOURNAMENT every Tuesday night j starting at 7:30 [ M | $50?? cgwjh prize | H ^^0 T:-> ^ I ' " j0$r jjBffi^ > ^JS ?Ui -" - / &rt ...&-Jm. ii?jHrniB ... :~^4^fiM> S???j?|il?s& Hs? ; j&KSm v. i fHilir i r m -<.rz W ^ || 4 wording artists: NRBQ lay Golden S] ;rcury certainly is no giant, because as Adams east Yankee Stadium was never know what we'r 3d and distributed on a np*t " Kpon it ic I level. NEBQ's album the band has a lot of fui ive grown moderately, and up has begun to develop a The NRBQ conce ig on the national level. presentation of the 1 quartet consists of Terry temporary Sounds Con Joe Spampinato, A1 An- shows will begin eacl and Tom Ardolino. Over a and the doors will op< ?ar period, NRBQ has have to admit that the? Hi to maintain the freshness 0f NRBQ and a cold be< ontaneity in their music to beat on a cold, borinj AIRCRAFT GROUP A division of UNITED TECHNOLOGIES will be vi W February 21 to interview candidates for attractive opportunities in HIGH TECHNOLOGY Consult your Placement Office for degree and field of study An Equ?l Opportunity Employer I 0B0BG \i*% l/\ntSn PV CX 1^1 B 111 I Lovable Stii 1235 Assembly St. P.O. BO> BBBBBtaBBBBBE p? says, "We e gonna play obvious that 11 on stage. ] mBB^g rts are a mb^mt RHUU Conimittee. The ti night at 9 ;n at 8. You EBBH combination lta?sSl lffl^?SliiS?ittifcffi ir is difficult "night- *'? ^^KlSl8pi^i^B 11 E OgBBCMffl IMni Established 1935 Wdlhdi Ph. 803-779-2290 i ^ o r? rl *, a iu v/cinuy & iffed Animals [ 163 Columbia,S C. 29202 two free 36 oz. bottles of Coke! I I We reserve the right | j to limit our delivery f j area. Our drivers U do not carry more [ j than $20.00. |i w iv aV| BbmuLi?uiiMi i?ad i^SS@s8B9HnBl | - | ?>? free 36oz. Sfflj bottles j HI of Coke! j With any large pizza. h $1.80 value ^ | One coupon per pizza, i S Customer pays deposit, f-j txpires: 3/31/79 ; j Fast, free delivery ! ; 11 24 Devine St. M Telephone: 256-81 51 an uf?.?6oz- i ara?? MUlllV SH of Coke! J With any small pizza. i i $.90 value j.j One coupon per pizza. | Customer pays deposit. I Expires: 3/31/79 ['! Fast, free delivery 1124 Devine St. i Telephone: 256-8151 B