The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 04, 1981, Page Page 9, Image 9

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At Green v Joan appec By David Wooten and Tanya Savory Gamecock Stuff Writers The instant Joan Jett stepped on stage Thursday night at Green Streets, one i J ..... couiu sense ner vitality and magnetism even before she played her first cord and sang her first note. From the opening tune, the ex-Runaway and her three counterparts dazzled a captivated audience with their unique rocking, punking sound a la Pat Benetar and Devo. THE STANDING-ROOMONLY crowd, to say the i * ? ?? ' teasi, was a potpourri OI extremes. Avid punkrockers, attired with their individualistic fashion, hair styles, and dance, were present, as well as rowdy rock-n-rollers and a few laidback listeners. In our day of segmented musical tastes, it is quite an accomplishment to be able* to attract such a diverse mixture of onlookers. With her "jet black" locks, (no pun intended) black satin pants, black Converse tennis anH o m/infh full nf chewing gum, Joan Jett was a sexy vision of energy on stage. She opened and ended the performance with a footstomping rocker entitled "Bad Reputation", which sniinHoH 11 Lr o a factor imppiAn of the Who's early 70s song, "Summertime Blues." Jett had her fellow musicians, The Black Hearts, followed with "You Don't Know What You've Got" and "Make RpliPVP " 3 clnw tlino wrhioh ?^ ? v j m wivn vutiv. *T I11VII allowed the lead singer to express her versatility. CONTINUING THEIR apparent favoritism towards love and sex-related songs, the band entertained the crowd with "You're Too Possessive," "Do You Want to Touch Me There," and "Teenage Sex Machine," perhaps the favorite of the evening. Jett played several Runaway songs including "Wait for Me," as well as an unreleased single, "You Don't Own Me," which will be on the group's forthcoming second album. The Black Hearts returned after two lengthy sets with one encore, "Shout," a song popularized by the classic Animal House flick. The spectators who stayed around for the entire show were especially appreciative but understandably exhausted after a long night of partying. "I ' ' I IZip-Kleen Inc. 1 hour cleaning 4 hour laundry 6 days a week M F 7:30 am-6 pm Sat. 7:30 am-3 pm 1320 Main St. Streets Thui Y i_i_ n den, Jj il to dh Joan Jett and her three Black Hearts, guitarist Eric Ambel, bassist Garry Ryan and drummer Lee Crystal are in the beginning stages of a three-month tour that started in their base city of New York and will extend to Florida and gradually to the West Coast. With only one 1- ? < - J-* uiLfuin i cicdscu io uaie, "Joan Jett," the group is young and a good bet to gain prominence in the near future. JOAN JETT and The "sday !U?KU. uautvi it jetse c Black Heart's performance Thursday was no ordinary night club show. In addition to a musically sound Jwohour jam session, they added a sometimes forgotten but vitally important element in their act. They had fun playing fun music and they played live music as it should be played, not like a ditto studio recording. The backup group, the ; John Brannen Band, was a ' dismal display in contrast to ; Jett. The crowd made vocal < demands for Joan Jett 1 H I I earts * :rowd toward the finish of the backup band's spiritless set. The only disturbing aspect of the Blackheart's music was that many of their tunes followed an unchanging, almost mechanical rhythmic pattern. This, in part, is what lead to the deterioration of the allfemale Runaways band. FOR A SPIRITED, 21year-old rocker who says she "doesn't give a damn about a reputation," Joan Jett certainly seems to be doing ner best to build a good one. Designei are to je< as Domii is to piz2 It figures. With fresh ingredients we can ( a pizza to fit your tai and budget. The Domino's Pizza labe means a hot, nutritic meal delivered free < charge, within 30 mi Now that's style! Fast, Fre i Delivery k 256-8151 B 1124 Devine St. - Jf Hours: m 4:30-2:00 Sun. - Th mm 4:30 - 3:00 Fri. & Sa w Our drivers carry le: W than $10.00. Limited delivery area W r Copyright 1981 I $1.00 Off! $1.00 off any pizza with extra thick crus One coupon per piz Expires: 3/10/81 Fast, Free Delivery 11 ?4 Dfivinp .St Phone: 256-8151 1 ?408 / 5K0? < Dixie Dugan's waterco/or display in the Russeff House lobby. a,, ?.,,, J& ~? n J i jf&t* Student I " Golfer!! | ! Sedgowood r ' Country Club j / i>C^v ^as a wee^y special ; 1 i f /] $3.50 for 18 holes' j IjfJJll (Regular $7.50) , I | jj j? Course located 6 miles east of Columbia on the Sumter : Highway 776-9708 776 2177 | | Offer not good with any other promotion jj [j Offer expire* March 20. 1 981 Student I D. required i! 1 " l'1"1 -1 , IStlSr i s ins to's a. esign te us H lutes. e jrs f" s 1 r ? s: $2.00 Si Off! B H 30 minute guarantee ? | If your pizza does not a. J 5 arrive within 30 mins. ; after you order, present this coupon to the driver I for $2.00 off your pizza. I - r-4 _ 11 n 0 Si r r i tic L/rnvur y [ i 1124 Devine St. || Phone:256-8151 j?| gj *?400 560? ^ J