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BBPS^^^^P 11 .:.. <?? 1BBl Buffett in Carolii By Mark Platte Like a ship returns to port, 'son of a son of a sailor' returne Columbia Thursday as part of whilrwind "Volcano" tour. Jimmy Buffett and his C< Reefer Band blasted their 1 through the Carolina Colise reciting the familiar tunes wl made Columbia, the home of wife, Jane, enjoy him all the mc OPENING UP WITH "It's Late," harmonica pla; "Fingers" Taylor paved the > for the appearance of Buffeti sing "Manana, a typical cc tune with no great crowd appea It wasn't until the second s< "Pencil Thin Mustache," that captain of the tropics scored \ the audience. The Columbia cn roared their approval as Buf drifted through "Son of a Son < Sailor," "Volcano," and 44C< Monday" before he sang typical Buffett favorite, 44\ Don't We get Drunk (and screw) BEFORE THE NIGHT ' over, the 'x>atman did almos! songs, ranging from the 4'Margaritaville" e 1 ? n I: ?? .. v^uet?euurger in Jrarauise u the demanded encores, "D Diner" and "Survive." In between the songs, Buf related to the crowd, wishing Lady Gamecocks luck in their for the AIAW champions! criticizing the soap opera "All Children" and wearing a hat wi shark fin on top when he S? "Fins." The show was one of Buff< finest. The only problem was on the stage but in the cro where the guards and red-jack< ushers did nothing but m trouble for the near-capa crowd of USC students. The titude of most of these low-[ staffers is that rock concert 1 are always up to no good, fortunately, the audience suf when being exposed to secu guards, who received tl training from watching Draf reruns. J.D. SOUTHER opened the si with some of the best songs of vast repitoire. "James Dean," of the biggest Souther hits, d good reaction as did the sevc song in the setr "You're C Lonely," played with enthusii and sensitivity. Souther played five songs fi the latest album including,4'If Don't Want My Love," "W Rhythm and Blues," and the f paced "'Til the Bars Burn Dov Souther's short appearance di seem to matter to the uninteTe crowd until Buffett's grant trance; > imn^nnnn jS Sj^K ?PS I gs ??& .;;^ '-, f^SPl ,V "/' lS3 ^ ifi v> at his best <_? nn I ii/icpiim It's been a while since the clown prince of the open seas cruised into Columbia. Let's hope that he the remembers us again on the return d to trip. his oral >vay um, lich his >re. )rny 1. >ng, the vith I 3Wd K fett 1 of a ?L >me K the \ Vhy / ?" C/f was S t 20 | hits ind intil ixie fett the 1 hid hip, My ^ey don't have to huj tha "T^ey don't have to cor in^' ? ^ey don't have to 1; itt's them. 4 11..* nut uui iuvc uucau i i wd, of children. 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