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McClin By Ward Borden Assistant Entertainment Editor Texas bluesman/rocker Delbert McClinton and his band will appear Oct. 23 at the Quarter Moon, 900 S. Main St. McClinton will perform the first of two shows beginning at about 9:30 D.m. Tickets are being sold in advance at the Quarter Moon, and remaining tickets will be available at the door. Quarter Moon owner Rivers Scarborough said, "We want to broaden our appeal. We want to show everyone what a good band sounds like on a good sound system." Those who did not get to see McClinton in his previous appearances in Columbia may recognize him from his appearance on Saturday Night Live, arranged by John Belushi. McClinton and his band play Southern style blues, R&B and rock music. He is the lead vocalist and also 1 JOI I THE ; B0XIN4 * * * * I NO EXPI J NEEI J INSTRU ? PKUV f M i LOU ON 5 AT 777 * HMHfegSY : m |ps ?8&gpfi I hHBHBH L ton app plays harmonica. McClinton's varied background of 20 years in the music business qualifies him to sing the blues with a certain amount of personal 1 i _ -i ? ? Miowieage. tsorn in Lubbock, Texas, McClinton moved with his family to Ft. Worth when he was 11 and started singing three years later. He performed to his first audience when he was 17. Early in his career McClinton performed with numerous hastily formed bands which dissolved as quickly as they were organized. One band that clicked, the C4?ULii 1- - - ouuigiujacKeis, was asked to work as the house band at I Jack's Place ? a notorious rough-and-tumble roadhouse south of Ft. Worth. Jack's was a favorite haunt of many blues greats and McClinton and his band often spent late night hours sharing the stage with the IN: \ * * U9W } 5 CLUB \ * * * * * iRIENCE } OED | ifTiniu 'V IWH V IDED * 1L H CRATO I LlfftC i J tick * ll In sh >41 v-Y j?MM 11 earing c likes of Sonny Boy Williamson, Bobby Blue Bland, Big Joe Turner, Joe Tex and Jimmy Heed. In 1960 McClinton recorded his first record, Sonny Boy Williamson's "Wake Up Baby." Released under thf? namp Man I infnn it became the first record by a white singer ever played on KNOK, Ft. Worth's black radio station. In the years that followed Because y \A/rt mill I LvVc; will L. Diamonds f( At the Jewell 2909 Piatt Springs Rd.,' "it's more than just c 11^ mmir I SH * ' I When it [j | | risma, no I II 1 "The Bull I IS " - I proven v( I A I ties throi I jB I ,4(\ got the bi< II '*\\ A ?fallpers \ V-iAv^ \ America': \\ \\ \ ma^''^u< Hn\ ^\\ \ Remem it club up until about 1975 McClinton's career had its ups i * - ana aowns. in 1975 he released his solo debut, "Victim of Life's Circumstances" and followed it with two more albums in the following two years. In 1978 McClinton recorded "Second Wind" on the Capricorn label and followed it with "Keeper of the Flame" in 1979. His career has been on the upswing ever since. ok - i you win [ | ou insisted |j .ay Away i] 3r Christmas jj ry Warehouse j i W. Cola. 9 til 6 Mon.-Sat. H mother jewelry store" M comes to campaign chaibody draws crowds like Schlitz Malt Liquor is a Dte-getter at campus parjghout the country. It's 3, bold taste that politicos .uasions can rally around j ste that's made The Bull ' 3 Number One choice in ^r. ber, there may be other car 3 with great taste, but Schlitz i ^ 4i?A limuui ib iiiu uiuy umk mai es great! ?<>HOJOS SCHIIW BHfc WING COMPANY K I Relish Dog *\Vc\ I n _Q *c i ; coupon 39V ! l served with Mustard, Onion, l ; B Homemade ChMi / Pickle Relish I] j~ Pre-Med Students \ || Also Health Professional Students and Science Majors j j j ill .. a?i -? - ' Aver yuu irnurusivu in swaying 10 [-j become a physician ? [ j If so, inquire about the University of Dominies, School 1 j of Medicine. 1 ] Listed in WHO World Directory of Medical Schools I All courses taught in English, by Professors from U.S. H Medical Schools n Modeled after American Medical Education System 1 Four semesters of Basic Sciences taught on the island of j Dominica during a sixteen month period j Two years of clinical clerkships at various U.S. teaching hospitals i| Eligible after second year for ECFMG application [ < Graduates eligible for FLEX examinations Limited number of applicants being accepted for [ February, 1981 semester j.i For more information, a catalog and application form, write: 11 University of Dominica / School of Medicine J 350 Fifth Avenue, Suite 3405, New York, NY 10001 WWBMWWWB?HWBM?B?IBM I !! I IIIIIJHUmMl?-14Jg m am ^jF m P^l^^c ^ _ "Tl^i^lM^ JLw // Eg ^OV ^^^^^^^MBB^B^^HHMjjBUMHpgyMy1"'