The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 21, 1983, Page 15, Image 15
Stevie Nicks reschedules
Columbia appearance
r\ n _ i o' o -
uy nouun u uuimui
After cancelling her scheduled October concert in Columbia,
the enigmatic Stevie Nicks will bring her "Wild Heart"
tour to Carolina Coliseum Thanksgiving night. Sharing a double
bill with Nicks will be solo rock guitarist Joe Walsh.
Stevie Nicks' career, made famous within the confines of
the legendary group Fleetwood Mac, has exploded during the
past two years with the emergence of a successful solo career.
Nicks was one of the main contributors to the impressive
status Fleetwood Mac attained during the late 1970s and early
'80s. Bewitchingly personal songs such as "Dreams," "Sara"
and "Gypsy" lent to the group's success and Nicks' credibility
as a serious and creative songwriter.
Moving to develop her talents outside of Fleetwood Mac,
Nicks has released two top 10 solo albums. "Belladonna,"
released in 1981,and "The Wild Heart," released during the
summer, have portrayed Nicks with diversity. Singles such as
"Edge of Seventeen," "After the Glitter Fades" and "Stand
Back" show a stronger but still romantic and reflective
performer.
Nicks' band includes Sharon Celani and Lori Perry on
background vocals, Roy Bittan on piano, Sandy Stewart on
synthesizer and Waddy Wachtel on guitar. Her on-stage
dramatics and mystical persona usually prove to be
thoroughly entertaining.
Joe Walsh, formerly of TheJamesGang and The Eagles, will
open the Coliseum show. Rooted in rock 'n' roll, Walsh has
boosted his popularity with past hits such as "Life's Been
Good" and "Space Age Whiz Kids." Walsh is currently touring
to promote his most recent solo effort, "You Bought It,
You Name It."
Though the original Nicks/Walsh concert was sold out, the
rescheduled show is not. Tickets are available at Carolina Coliseum
and Taylor Street Pharmacy.
[ fhe Big Bird' i
j 625 Main 771-4455 I
? across from Honeycombs Vi \
i Munch on a two-piece |
! P.Viir?lrAn Snnr?k for rvnlv I
I Wiiiviivn FW ^ ^ t) r
I I
i $1.90 with this coupon 1
j (includes fries, slaw, rolls) S
I coupon expires 11-23-83 |
ir^r=LT""i i"~T^r"i""*i i j~""i *j" j T |
( // 920 S. \
P00'Tabl
Big Screen iei
// play witl
basketbal
Daily Happy Hour 4:3(
1.75 pitchers $ 1.00 I
(Wednesday from 8-1 2 All Imp
Friday Nights It's Ladies
Free Draft for Ladies 9:
I
SAVING BAE
. . . TREATMEN'
April Murphy's life was saved
at the threshold of treatment be
Prenatal diagnosis showed tl
disorder that had been fatal to
given massive doses of a vitamir
The courage and hope of the /\
Dimes grantees who develope
when April was born. She was tl
in her mother's womb for this ir
You can help make miracles h
<?D Marc
V^/ MMRiBIRTH
I
1
APO ESCORT
point to point on
c campus transportation
, <0^,v: for students
. k.?.***
^^ 8 p.m. - 11 p.m.
| sj Kinst ?r? < I l>v Mph.i I'ln omenta National St-rvn c l-rairrmtv
WMMSm r 777"
TPrmfrri ?7
iii^^benshq^^^^s5 ciutc
wili
<M on
SIS3?^BSiSS^B^Si fionz
irriTTf 'nM4mwuaa /n
i Mr. Fox \
CHITLIN' Sr
First edition <
[^7 be an enjoyal
'ir&Ws
lain Open 11-1 am \* ""
FEATURING ' * Lf>-^
es Top ViH??o Games _ .
. srir
.luring UT? in Stereo j? Hof,or (
, = 11 25 83.1
H as daring - absolutely i
I season
for?imports
oris only y i ,w |
ilES I
r BEFORE BIRTH
:wo months before she was born.
ore birth.
iat April inherited a rare enzyme
ler older sister. Mrs. Murphy was
needed to activate the enzyme,
lurphy family, and of the March of
1 the treatment, were rewarded
le FIRST CHILD successfully treated
herited birth defect.
^ppen.
lupport
h of Dimes
)EFECTS FOONDATIONMBM*
?J j
I The Lowest Price In . . .
9 WEST Aigner
Gloria Vanderbilt Jordache
also Aigner bags & accessories
15/^THOMPSON'S FAMOUS NAME SHOES
Columbia N.E. Shpg. Ctr. Widewater Square
9212 Two Notch Road Where St. Andrews Rd.
23/? miles North of Columbia Mall Intersects Broad River Rd.
11R.1 "719 -IQR.KinQ
I l
clie coicLlci[?l) Lnuitzcl^ j
to atiznd art
fealty (zonoxing
JAM PRICE FOX
Jay, <zNo(j?m(j?i 27, ig?$
?;00 fi.m. - 4:30 fi. m.
in t(zs
[niuE^iiy ^Qood^tors
all read form his latest collection
RUT AND OTHER MADRIGALS.
:opies available for signing. This will
" *"" "! -v J
1 ^ 1/^pK!1 ^
America's favorite ^ jf \
Id-fashioned ice cream parlor <J>sA ^
00 MAIN ST. 254-7275 ^-Ces
you old fashioned values! ~
f Thanksgiving now thru Saturday
uy one Turkey Sandwich and get one --
REE!! iif i n n i i *- j ii h
BUV 0NE ^|?|?SD
Turkey Sandwich ""
GET ONE FREE
II No Cowon wWi To Co Ofdtrt t?tw?*n 12 1 N
LJ Not w?4ki with tny otfter Soettu Of FYotnoUon. _
I ! 198J Swmten's Printed In U.S.A. OfTtr fxrtrw 11-2S-IJ ^
i\ z Z nizmiE /i Z VT-TH,S!i