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action since the Clash has
toyed with funk on London
Calling and expecially on
last year's Sandinista.
Joe Strummer and
company have continued
meir interest in the funkiest
thing the band has ever
attempted. The lyrics are as
political as anything it has
done since the first record
"This is Radio Clash/Save
us not the whales/This is
Radio Clash/Underneath the
mushroom cloud."
The music is as good as
any funk heard on any black
radio station or urban
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Topper Headon and Paul
Simonon keep the rhythm
chugging along and the Irish
Horns keep it on the one.
"Radio Clash" may
alienate longtime Clash
fans, but it ain't 1977
anymore, and the band is
progressing as any good
band should.
"One Draw" Rita Marley
(Tuff Gang)
This is the best reggae
song of 1981. Rita is reggae
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widow. For years she was
with the I Threes, the
backgound singers for the
Wailers.
"One Draw" exalts the
virtues of the sacred sensimilla
plant. Jamacans are
fond of their herb and Rita is
no exception. She sings: "I
wanna get high, so
high!/Hey rasta man, hey
what you say/Give me some
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The second part of the
song is a dub with a teacher
asking the students how they
spent their vactation. The
best answer comes from
Smokie who learned how to
"roll a little spliff and take a
big whiff."
"One Draw" is a great
party song and a must for
any reggae collection. It is
available from HAS
Records, P.O. Box 40804,
Washington, D C. 20016.
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By MARY COLEMAN
Guest Writer
It is a known fact that
Valentine's Day has different
connotations for
males and females. How
many times in grammar
school did you save your
favorite Valentine's Day
card for "him" only to see
him later receiving cootie
shots intravenously and
having his friends spray him
with gallons of girl-anti
repellant spray.
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marriage. But it was usually
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class who thoroughly enjoyed
molecules and atoms,
wore two inch thick glasses
that magnified his eyes, and
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soaps all day ? someone
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take care of herself as shp
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different then . being
beautiful or pretty."
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really thought about it much.
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more fuss and men seem to
try and ignore it. I bet the
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romantic. It's a nice
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