The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 21, 1979, Page Page 9, Image 9

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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 garde chamber jazz. New York After the breakup of Circle in experiment 1971, Holland, along with Altschul, There, t formed an association with flowers se Braxton that lasted for five years, documenta More recently, Holland has scene. Riv( Closed Monday 19th & Ti Lacto Fine POI*\ESTIC & tapORTEp BEERS Anp^VUines mr mtMW * mor?J.- SRT./SI*. P.M. TIL 01 ?Z10 c?wr> Wed. 21st K IT. ? w Thurs. 22nd o ? 2 i Fri. 23rd Mi f ? f Sat. 24th W ***#. vr.? I and Rot How to find 6RWt) W.'^i 9 < '^wPBrS'-^^"?' ^^lTJT -L- ly-23?5-tg^:r pa **- jri WW m^MMMWh^mm^^lm: < v Wml rTrTT^~?- c--r-rp?ir.~-y.-~i-rgir7^,---.^, -4 oft^ * j SS'^Hr V -.- "? j?L ML v) B ' **q^gg3L a Mr :By J pi i|Hf fl :'5tJ .?<< " i^SHp , |l V -xj^H d k SI ^l^/H O V? Jin C ?rt? -a ?* ' uppcui ill opui a solo bass album, garde father figure has s( ears, for ECM records, overshadowed his own pl< ? of the most highly is a musician striv assists in the world. originality. "I worked ou > a tenor and soprano chord substitutions, wrot< t of awesome talents, exercises to practice," h< the finest living jazz listened to everyone I coul an excellent pianist as make sure I didn't so has played with Jaki them." n 1 /">. 1 r?:n:? * ? ? ? aui vjuiiaaives, Dime tiouana ana Kivers ha> liles Davis (no records together frequently. On nt with Davis were ever they can be heard tog he U.S.), Cecil Taylor Holland's Conference of t y Tyner. He has been Rivers' The Quest and esidence at Antioch albums of their own. Jazz and Composer-in- in store for a rare treatr for the Harlem Opera and Friday. Since 1970, he has _ tudio Rivbea, a loft in m?mmmm City, as a center for ;al music. i he five volume Wildt was recorded as a ry of the new music ^ _ ;rs' status as an avant- j lesday 20th I I arroll Brown Trmx Susan Urquia cah Gilbert es Johnson Next\ >ert Kirkland A tribute to Martin L was sponsored by the g| I Russell House Ballroon j Langford stunned th( f|| ,-V-r- I by delivering a perfect audience responded e comments made in the 5 The show was highlig * hymns. Other recorde Lf ^*^3 come" which was sung B ui uic |JlU^ldlIl. f ,;.3 Langford, president o M my dedication and c Mm himself, it really inspii country inspiring and 3 I contribute to keep the di m every day of our lives, v\ "I think it's not just -1 United States. It's not r I people have already li I Vaughn, another tour 'I Luther King, Jr., stood ;:y J just a reminder to say tl r.1 ^or our country.'' Vaughn said the read IJswe are' ^ie type of cro' bVMJ " A vvv^/iiuij I because "the Northerne something they have ne >metimes aying. He WV ing for ?r*T*-' t my own ? - " , V 5 my own B a coiH ?'T K 1* B id hear to BMAkl und like @w?wB^ Receive up tc 'er^ort ? moiitK by I hehBW?sn ^??d P'asmc on duet Call or Visit ?ye Hyland Lc 1620 Gervais ? Ideas & Issues F i Hour Kal 'Contemporary Spec Wednesday, Feb. 12:15-1:00 Paul B< avelling 1 Europ lelpful advice plus in /el Center sponsore< A/eek: "Positive Addi Health Awarene I 1ford lecture s audience By Mark Platte Qamecock Staff Writer uther King, Jr. featuring Rev. Arthur Langford Ideas & Issues Committee Thursday at the i. ; crowd, consisting primarily of black students. 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." BMTriKPJfMMIH BOB? 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