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Robin Flower, Nancy Vogl
and Barbara Higbie, three
talented, sincere and
politically concerned
musicians performed at the
G.R.O.W. Cafe on Monday
night.
In between songs and
through their music, original
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concern for the
common people, the
repressed, the workers, the
women of the world who in
reality are backbone of
success.In
discussing the reaction
they've received by their
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present its Third Annual
Open House Sunday from 1
to 5 p.m. During the day, the
museum will present two
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steam ahead with people
who aren't as politically
concerned as we, and many
of our acquaintences are.
You have to adjust to your
surroundings."
LIVING IN the Oakland
area is both good and bad
according to Nancy. She sees
it as one of the most radical
areas of the country, so
many people are sym- *
pathetic to their cause; it
also shelters them from
what the rest of the country
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zombies," said Barbara.
Musically, they are 'topgrade'
performers, and treat
their audience to various
instrumental combinations
amongst the three, as well as
different musical styles
(jazz, bluegrass, folk) with
beautiful harmonious vocals
filled with social commentary.
Robin Flower has released
as album on Spaniel Records
entitled "More Than
Friends" that is a must for
any record collection. One of
the most impressive songs
pen house
The event will feature the
music by the USC Student
Woodwind Quintet.
They will
present an eclectic program
of iQ77 nl aaeir?o 1 onH nriffinal
pieces. Also featured will be
the Steve Mustain Band.
This group will present a
variety of acoustical
material with emphasis on
early jazz, swing and novelty
tunes from the 1920 and
1930s.
Columbia sculptor,
Howard Woody, will be
releasing one of his helium
and mylar sky sculptures
during the open house.
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