The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 21, 1980, Page Page 10, Image 11

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v cae mm There is a new artist on the scene that will, in time, be considered < one of the greatest female i vocalists in rock 'n' roll. Her name < is Carolyne Mas. < Mas, a native New Yorker, is a * sensation on stage. She has an air J of confidence that is amazing to ? find in such a young performer. I She is not arrogant. She is just relaxed and confident. I My first and only exposure to j Carolyne Mas live came in I February at the NECAA convention in Washington. In the coffee house showcase, Carolyne stole the show. HER BAND consists of: David Landau, guitars and vocals; Robbie Kondor, keyboards; Crispin Cioe, saxophones; John Siegler, bass; and Andy Newmark on drums. i ne Dana is extremely ugni ana packed with energy. Landau and Cioe are the standouts. They interchange leads with amazing ease, as if they've been playing together forever. In ROLLING STONE magazine described her as having a sound similar to Bruce Springsteen. If having meaningfull lyrics, an energetic voice and a saxophone in a band makes an artist sound like Springsteen, then she does. But she is actually a unique performer who plays rock 'n1 roil with a touch of class. Her songs have a steady beat with guitar and piano solos, interwoven carefully rather than banged out, as many new performers feel they must do. GETTING HER START at the Other End in Greenwich Village in New York City, she quickly gained critical acclaim. Soon after, radio siaiions Degan playing her demo tapes and getting great response. . Her background in music is versitile-voice lessons, jazz, folk and rock. She attended the American Music arid Dramatic Academy on Bleeker Street in Greenwich Village. She was accepted at Julliard but decided to perform at a folk festival rather _ than attend classes. In t ho Vlatir T ?vi ft *?* UIV U 1 Ul l\ 1 IIIICAf February 22, 1979, renowned music critic Robert Palmer stated that Mas "seemed made to order for a successful rock career." - f Walk Kuptm (72) 1 9 -Cone you and wM ton al UmI 30 ot 40 yew lluum Dofce i?t mnyQmq Rewla fHcCaskid /? . / il>\ 11 J IIIWI1WI1?WI ?! I fk a.V 4 ' > y "* "y >*. >\- , 1 ;t gjgj mm Eg tgfflC tftKULYINK HAS KKLKASLL 3ne album on Mercury Records and Tapes, simply entitled Oarolyne Mas, On the album, Mas either wrote or co-wrote all of the >ongs. It is a well produced album and contains a variety of music and styles, making good use of the :alented musicians in the band. Side one opens with a song that is top-forty material, not because its garbage like most top hits, bul because it contains a great beat with a catchy saxophone line. hSBtt:: Bsf1% - * ?* r LOCATED NEXT DOOR TO PEARL VISION CENTER Dr. Dan IOPTO EXAMINATIONS: CLASSES HARD CONTACT LENS SOFT CONTACT LENS I I I I I I I I nT?? I 1II ' Bring this j listed I I I cotc I 1.2,: i riuh ? Swin jj 3431 jj 1 Blk. of 1 I 77 I ! I 7 i *. J [I J'! *J 'LljUJ PES Eintstnetiic j Some of the other songs that could receive considerable amounts of air time are; "Call Me (Crazy To); "Do You Believe I Love You"; and the very beautiful "Snow". THE ALBUM IS PROOF that she can rock with the best of them and calm down and sing love songs with incredible feeling and power. She will be a big hit as soon as more people see her live. She's already making big waves in the Northeast. TELEPHONE N 803-736-0829 w. Marshall METRIST 7301 TWO NOTCH RD. COLUMBIA, S.C. 29204 ??mmmmmmmm I ??W W71"' PHi iroOFDC 1AA A A U:11 X ? papci %p AVV/.VU U11I LU >elow and we'll show y expires M MDREWS 'NY EAST GARC J Br 1,2,3 Br Hm ico Swimming iming Pool Tennis Cou v i, _ Washer 3 Kay St. St. Andrews 2400 Ashlan 2-4057 ^ 77 All adult living ' . Swimming Pool Clubhouse 4427 Blossom St.* Off Bettline Blvd. TOO CflOfi I Need Birth C Informati All information stric Ity ( I All methods of birth coi Convenient clinic hour* Low cost for services VD testing / treatment Free pregnancy testing The Ladies Clinic 1411 Barnwell St. Columbia, J I his is nol ;? rrlrrr.il <iv*rn< v restaurant) 1928 Rosewo Now Pis m m mha "Eric Q1 Tat Don't forg Saturday AS Haoov Hoi] 3?< Garfeel returns M< wi?ov ~~7 & SONS. ' OF SOUTH CAROLINA )RM LIVING any of the apartment comr ou how to turn it into real r arch31,1980 )EN MANOR VILLAGE GRE 1,2, 3 Br ^??' Washer Dryei rts Swimming Pool Dryer Connections Tenn|$ Coufts H PH at Pi ich Divjar OQOrt D??r. J D:. VP I ?MI Ui k/uoi l I1IVOII xJ kJ kJ V/ Ul UOU Ml 2^2249 J ^ '^^7 9^04 B j 1 Bedroom 1073 sq.ft. * uearoom 13 / 3 sq. ft. 3 Bedroom 1637 sq. ft. 2Pools 3611 Ranch Rd. Off Decker Blvd. 782-6028 % Control on? :onfidential itrol available 5/location VpCS^BsfflJVw 'i.C. * if i y lounge od Drive ?yi?g iiincy e" et our ternoon ir From h Ruff onday 1 , <s ! i ? j n unities s noncy ] I jwarn j en :[ r Connection ft I ver Rd. I ft '*11 V' *53