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ii'm himhp" i llii?BHis >v ^8 ' ^-y-Jiz~ir~x f-r<yii^r n? < c{f M _ J T *. _: MB H 31 |P?^ Mainland performed jazz at the Go The four-piece band is working on an Covfftoi Downtown (impvl and Surrourvding Affii | I )rliv< i v I lours i I Sun.-Thurs. IF CARG $5.96 For Any ,-v v- ) with --.sSf flOoq, Iffirf-gSig we Accept Cornpetito IF CARO $3.99 For Any with V v '1 $4. we Accept Competito IF CARC Free Anchovi we Accept Competiti ^fe, !*mktM3 (M:^ C?9S6swir ji i*????ir;r v~~ -BKfe '"'jijjiMCi 7jJ''" "TlB^BflB'^*8fcTTHV]jfdSBL""* '"" ilWMBwiall ^ 1^T7^Z1Z^_ ~? R.l Ife WMiiMiiiilPB^BESnMM^: SHHSI^H /c/e/7 Spur Tuesday and Wednesday night, album. 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Mainland per- ? formed contemporary jazz p as well as traditional jazz. "We don't deny our roots," f said leader and pianist a Patrick Boland. Their music ? ranged from be bop to latintinged jazz. t Mainland maintained a f high level of energy j throughout the show. One of f the best numbers of the night c was "Moon Dance," a Van c Morrison tune. The song a featured the newest member v 1:~* o VI mc gi vuy, VLHJciiibL DMSiill |cc0CCCGr/^^^ "waoc Igjjfy f Tvttentic 1 'Special l| i| Downtown Spe k D< 8 i ^ Downtown and I k Special - k Dee Cee Bur 8 Clothing *S yyvr>ryvaQ0aoa3OSCCOSOS # ^ vx-' WBiy I TIM WttSBEftG AS / PARTY O# ONI H CONTEST RULES former the contest I Your name 2 Permanent mailing tddfCS^ Arc vou currently .it lending / c .icc^o* y do you prefc jpifW only .v?n Roc 'jS contest offer brgim September 2^ ^ from the respondents who have folly complc \ Th* winner will receive all new MCA Album i id provi tolden I Jrquia. Her voice did not lominate the song but in;tead blended with the nusic. "She's compatible with the jroup. It's not an ego trip for ler," said Boland. Mainland's true talent >ecame clear when they tlavoH Inhn Pnltrono'c /1UJ VU Willi V/V/l VI U II V o 'Impressions." As usual, no nstrument dominated, rhe guitarist and pianist topped playing for awhile, eaving only the bass guitarist and drummer to >erform. By the end of the third and inal set, an appreciative ludience called for one more ong. Mainland is definitely a >and in transition. Having ormed a little less than a 'ear ago, they have added a emale vocalist and to in:rease their musical liversity, they usually have i guest performer to "sit in" vith them. They are also ooking for a regular sax oococccccooocccccoo DOWNTOWN ON COLUMBIA MALL >N GAMECOCK lomecoming Sale cials=e Cee Burgundy Pa Dee Cee Burgunc I Columbia Mall gundy Fashion Chir /IS.' COWS' /Vf W MMf mtAStt FOR 6 MO LISP AT TMf WHIfl HiCO AMfO"t?vi' unol* th gun ? ? i I TMl CMJSADCMS HOiSINGTON C ahapsoot ANDHlUfS ? > ?<! ANTIIMt ?N(P P jfflBfr. y I is required fh.it you Submit .* ) * S ?nde* C.V 3 Aie you <urr ently enrolled <n <ol'ege Yes N 4 Where did you learn of fh.*, promotion* k Pop or Soul (jiii or Country >th. I 980 and ends December I. 1980 The 'ted all the required mtor mat ion on the \ * S ?f elea*e% in his or her < ategor y (or a period of tn m MCA RECORDS Ides j Spur j player, according to Boland. In the last year, Mainland has played in many clubs across the state. They have I r A. 1 44* I LHien leaiureu on jazzbeat," a radio show on WLTR-FM in Columbia. | They have also worked for the South Carolina Arts Commission. They are working now on their first album. j ? While Mainland plays songs by such artists as Ryo Kawasaki, Jeff Lober Fusion and Pat Martino, they also perform original material. Because of the diversified backgrounds of the members, they are all able to take part in creating the original i material, according to Boland. The show was sponsored by the Contemporary Sounds Committee, which also plans to sponsor a jazz week later in Ihovomiiclnr ccocx>sccooocccooco^ $ ASSEMBLY ST. 8 I ? 2nd LEVEL 8 8 [FANS!!! | ! Prices* s inter Parits-$9.00 8 Iv0veralls-$13.88 b 2nd Level & I 10S-S13.88 8 ris* Shoes s cooooooccco'^ccoocoi nths! Kir,^ \ t , _ r ..;s.svn, | > J (1 with iho IoHowhi^j m(orm,\ttoo !o I* yos whi(h (ollopr univpr\i(v ;-:^ S lor you* pr.70 which move winner will t>0 (hosrn .11 rancjnm > uiox ca-d ffi?' ontn%. commencing January 1981 ?