The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, August 27, 1980, Page Page 9B, Image 33
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By Ward Borden
Gamecock Staff Writer
Well, a brief look at the
news shows that inflation is
again up this year and
economic indicators show
the country is in a recession.
American hostages are still
being held in Iran, the
Soviets haven't apologized
for Afghanistan and the
Rollings stones have another
album out.
The first side of Emotional
Rescue opens with a number
called "Dance" which tells
the listener to "get up, get
out, into something new."
The song appropriately has a
good dance beat, but the
Stones aren't following their
own advice.
A rocker called "Summer
Romance" follows, with
good guitar by Ronnie Wood
and a simple but catchy
beat. It is best described as
typical Stones. One of the
best songs on the album,
"Let Me Go," has the twang
oi some oi tne earlier
"country" efforts by the
Stones, but is faster and
more captivating. The lyrics
are good and Jagger sings it
well.
Side two open with the
closest thing to New Wave on
the album, "Where The Boys
Go." The words come fast,
but the sound isn't very close
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of "Emotional
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singing his soprano, is
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to see what the Rolling
Stones are currently into,
there are not many surprises.
There is very little
that is different or
revolutionary about the
album. The Stones have not
veered off into any direction
they haven't occupied
before. If anything, this
album may be less adventurous
than many other
efforts.
The Stones do, however, go
with what thev do best.
rhythm and blues. Drumer
Charlie Watts and bassist
Bill Wyman supply the
predominant beat that
serves the Stones well. A
subtlety one might observe
is the naturalness of the
Stone's sound. The group
seems totally comfortable
with songs on the album.
The result is a tight musical
sound and an "easy
listening" quality. For those
expecting something different
from the album,
forget it. But for long-time
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The Gamecock
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First Annual !
JAMES R. CLARK MEMORIAL
SICKLE CELL FOUNDATON
ROAD RACE AND RUN ALONG
Date: September 27,1980 ? 8:30 AM
Distances: 6.2 miles or 10k and 2 miles :
Where: University of Soutn Carolina, Russell House
; Entry fee: 6.2 mile race?4.50
! 2 mile run along?3.50
Children 12 and under?1.50
i Deadline: Sept. 20,1980?by mall
, Late Reolstratlon:Sept. 27, 1980?7:00 a.m.-8:00
a.m.
Awards: Medals, Gift Certificates and Special
Awards to overall winners and age groups winners.
| Team Award: For First Place team only (male and
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i Special Awards: "T" snirts and more j
I Ed. paid for by: Alpna pni Alpha Fraternity inc.
i "Theat Nu Chapter"
i Further information: 771-4508 and 252-5631
James R. Clark Memorial Sickle Cell j
Foundation Road Race and Run Along
I will enter 6.2 mile, 2 mile. !
Shirt size: Small Medium Large Extra
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Name
Age (on day of the race) Sex
Address
City, State, Zip
The above entrant releases and discharges the
promoters, sponsors, officials and their agents
from any and all claims, injury or damage resulting
from participating in the above event. I am in
proper physical condition to participate in a race
of 6.2 miles or 2 miles. I also give permission for the
free use of my name and picture in any advertisement
on the account of the above event.
Entrant's Signature
Parents Signature (if under 18 years old) t
i Make checks payable to: James R. Clark Memorial,
Sickle Cell Foundation, Mall application to: 2711
Middleburg Drive, Suite 313A, Columbia, S.C. 29204
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