The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, September 10, 1980, Page Page 15, Image 19
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By Jamas Rokosny
Staff Writ**
The past few years have
finallv hrraiuht fpmalo ww?lr
'n' rollers the recognition
they deserve. In a business
traditionally dominated by
men, stars such as Deborah
Harry of Blondie, Bonnie
Raitt, Pat Benatar and
Chrissie Hynde of the
Pretenders have come into
UIC UUICU^lll.
In the past, people
believed that women should
stick to mellow, acoustic
music along the lines of Joan
Baez or Joni Mitchell. It
wasn't until the surge of rock
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the 70s that people began to
realize that women can rock
just as well, and in many
cases better, than their
already established male
counterparts.
In 1979, the music business
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of a female rock and roller
who is bound for superstardom;
her name is
Carolyne Mas.
Unlike some of the other
women who have made it big
in music recently, like Stevie
Nicks, Mas does not attempt
to win over an audience with
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Mas has released two
albums to date on Mercury
Records: "Carolyne Mas"
and "Hold On." Both have
achieved critical acclaim
but not the attention
they deserve.
Like so many truly great
performers, one cannot fully
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she is witnessed live. After
all, rock 'n' roll is a live form
of music. On stage, Mas is
confident and energetic.
In the March 21, 1979 issue
of the Gamecock, I wrote an
article praising Mas after
navmg seen her perform a
short set at the National
Collegiate Activities
Association national convention
in Washington, D.C.
last February.
This summer I had the
pleasure of witnessing Mas
and Company perform two
shows at the Other End in
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Village. I'm convinced that
Carolyne Mas is one of the
most exciting live performers
I've ever seen.
Mas has been quoted as
saying, "A live performance
almost makes having a
record secondary. When the
audience is really responsive,
then you can get into
little experiments where the
music goes somewhere it's
never been. You push
yourself and feel confident in
taking chances."
With an attitude like that,
along with the electricity of
her music both live and on
vinyl, Carolyne Mas has got
everything going for her.
Unfortunately, every so
often talents go unnoticed
and garbage receives attention
in the crazy world of
music. Let's hope the public
notices this young lady and
her multi-talented band.
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