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with some fresher material.
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Down on the Santee " and
"Summer Rain" were
combined with relatively
newer originals such as
"Chris" and "She Told Me
Yes," along with a few cover
versions and songs written
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band. Rob Crosby said that
they were looking for that
ever elusive record contract
with a large label, and
although there were no
concrete offers yet, he still
had hope. He remarked that
his second album had just
broken even this week, and
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through, that he probably
would do a third local album.
And now the Rob Crosby
Group has finally found a
manager. Bunky Odom,
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records, has taken over and
is trying to land a record
contract, along with performances
in untapped
markets such as Savannah,
Atlanta, and " maybe even
some northern dates."
ROB CROSBY has been
committed to the anti-nuke
cause for some time now,
and has participated and
performed at many other no
nuke functions statewide. He
blames the large corporations
behind nuclear
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energy for the status quo,'
saying that, "It seems that
the dollar means more than
the public safety." Crosby
feels that the survival
movement's future depends
upon "small groups like
these making enough noise
for the masses to hear." The
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appearing at Greenstreets
on Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday.
The Corbett-Urquia Band,
a very tight yet relatively
new group on the Columbia
scene, showed its stuff in an
excellent performance.
Probably the best
progressive (not new wave)
rock band to come out of the
area, they attribute their
unique sound to the lack of
Southern and country-rock
influences which characterize
many other southern
bands. An original band
(they now have thirty-five
original tunes), they have
been leaving favorable
impressions wherever
they've played.
Consisting of Jim Corbett
lead guitar, Susan Urquiaguitar
and keyboards, Steve
Klinck-drums, Chip Cannonkeyboards,
Robert Kirklandbass,
and Scott Moyer on the
mixing board, CorbettUrquia
impresses audiences
with their technical finesse
and musical expertise. They
are waiting for a record
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a local job. Jim Corbett cited
how hard it was for new
bands to build a following,
while Susan Urquia echoed
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the band's desire to play at
more colleges and possibly
open for some big name acts.
The basis of CorbettUrquia's
anti-nuke com
mitment is Susan Urquia.
One of the founders of the
Palmetto Alliance, Susan
also coined the term MUSE
(Musicians United for Safe
Energy). She also says that
she wants to write her music
with a sense of awareness of
the world situation,
hopefully conveying her
message to the band's
audiences. They also left
with a warning to be ready
for Halloween night at
Greenstreets, where they
will present the rock opera
"A Night With Count
Rockula" complete with
costumes and original sones.
guaranteed to be an evening
of perverted fun.
FOR THOSE who attended,
the First Annual
Neutron Blast went well, but
the poor turnout downplayed
the magnitude of the event.
The two main reasons cited
for the low turnout were the
lack of publicity and the
scheduling for a Monday
night. Unfortunately for
G.R.O.W. and the USC
chapter of the Palmetto
Alliance, the event was not
as successful as planned. As
Brett Bursey stated,
however, the purpose for the
event (and the
organizations) is "to
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cnauenge young people to
stop and think about whom
they've living their lives for
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don't learn at Carolina
unless you try."
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Rc?Uurant Critic
I am aware that most students are on a
low-cut budget these days (myself included)
but on occasion, it stands to reason that you
need to treat yourself to something special.
So, last night I went to Le Petit Chateau.
I will admit, the prices are somewhat
high, but after spending an evening in Le
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of Beltline Blvd. and Devine. The
restaurant is small and very intimate. Dim
lights and beautiful paintings enhance the
relaxing atmosphere.
My partner and I started the evening out
with a superb salad topped with rich Bleu
Cheese dressing. Hot rolls and butter were
also served. For dinner I had Coquilles
Saint-Jacques au Chateau ? scallops
sauteed in dry white wine and butter with
parsley, thyme and fresh mushrooms
dusted with bread crumbs and cheese then
broiled. With this, I was also given potatoes
and broccoli. The Coquilles Saint-Jacques
au Chateau was $13.95 and the most expensive
item on the menu. The scallops
were excellent and melted in my mouth.
MY PARTNER tried Caneton Citron ?
duckling roasted with oranges and lemons
until crisp and served with a tantalizing
lemon glaze. His entree was also served
with potatoes and broccoli. He commented
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$10.95.
Other items offered were Supremes de
Volaille a L'estragon (chicken breast
sauteed with lemon, white pepper, wine,
tarragon and mushrooms) and Filet de
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mushrooms).The prices ranged from $7.95 to
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Appetizers ranged from Soup du Jour at >
$2.00 to Escargots at $5.00.
IN ADDITION to the exquisite items
offered, Le Petit Chateau also offers some of
the best wine found anywhere around. We
were given a very large list to choose from
and the prices ranged from $6.50 to $68.00.
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$9.25 a bottle. Its taste was sweet and dry
and was so good, that I must admit, I got
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Among the different types offered
were German wines, French wines, Italian
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offered ranging from Chocolate Mousse at
$2.25 to Poire Leontyne at $3.25. However,
we were both so full from eating our meal,
we didn't have any room left for a dessert.
OUR WAITRESS, Linda, was very
professional and self-confident. Our service ?)
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Saturday from 6:00-10:30 pm.
Address: 4423 Devine Street
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