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Dave Holland and Sam Rivers He is one
will be appearing Thursday and regarded b,
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p.m. in the Golden Spur. Both men saxoDhonis
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credentials. flutist, and
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England who first came to Byard, P;
prominence playing with Miles Holliday, ft
Davis. He is on Bitches Brew, one from his sti
of the first jazz/rock fusion issued in t
albums. In 1970, he, along with and McCo;
Chick Corea, Anthony Braxton Artist-in-R<
and Barry Altschul, formed Circle, College
a short-lived but incredible quartet Residence
that played everything from beboD Societv !
with their own twists to avant- operated S
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uther King, Jr. featuring Rev. Arthur Langford
Ideas & Issues Committee Thursday at the
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King imitation with four of King's speeches. The
ninusiasiicauy by applauding and repeating
speeches.
,hted by recorded music of Negro spirituals and
d material included the song "We Will Overby
the audience as they joined hands at the end
f the United Youth Adult Conference, said, "Out
ommitments to the works, as well as Dr. King
"es me and motivates me to go throughout the
motivating other people. We are helping to
ream alive. Not only do we perform on stage, but
/e participate to keep the programs going."
for black people; it's really the history of the
eally just for black people because many black
ved through this type of thing," said Barbara
member. "We're trying to keep what Martin
for alive. People forget sometimes, and this is
lat, hey, you can't forget what this man has done
lions of the different crowds depends on "where
?vd and the atmosphere." Vaughn said the show
n the northern states that in the southern states
rs do not have the actual experience and it's like
ver been a part of."
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