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Buffett offers pleas solid effort on new By Johnny Boggs writ Jimmy Buffctt's past two albums offered "Di different rock styles, but his latest provides T a good mix. wor 4'Coconut Telegraph," by far Buffett's as 4 best album to f--" . ? .?v "WM utv avilMlllClliai iy side of the Mobile, Ala., native. The album H was a masterful collection of well-crafted, meaningful tunes. His next LP, "Somewhere Over China/' T proved that Buffett wasn't about to settle T down to slow music. It was typical early Buf Buffett, with strong musical M accompaniment. Har But Buffett's latest album showcases goo both sides of the founder of "shrimpboat " rock." ed l "One Particular Harbour" has ban; something for everyone: heavy, upbeat It tunes for the rock V roll lovers; slow, Tek beautiful love songs for the more laid-back Wis listeners. "{ And all of the songs employ the unique, fett' Caribbean-sounding style only Buffett can It's produce. ahet "Stars on the Water," "Livin' It Up," N 41 Brown Eyed Girl" and "I Used To Have little Money One Time" are the strong rock becc tunes ? at least as strong as Buffett can Bi get. that Softer lyrics are found in such well- man 1 SPAGHETTI I \TXJjiilW/ vt" VV,L" Sc,l?U UNDER 12 YEA (803)2523100 LftSftCNft D1 ASSEMBLY ST. served with sala PIZZA SPt 16" PLAIN PIZZA with YO GLASS OF WINE OR DRAFT ONE ORDER. LIMIT TO FOU IN OUR DINING ROOM. yTi) NOV WK SS Mor i linn iiiim OURNUS SCHOLARSHIP jB! I' ' '1';: 4' j|' '< I' y'(U ',* 1 !!." ^ V J I1?*! '-'I"!'" ' .-""" ant diversity, Spur a a From Staff Repi LP release hAi bar<!s ,h rnmw who imitate roc - instruments, n fn>1 AAMno ? <ITI ? *?-,i * " :*v? aa ,wcivc-vou wan ana tonight at the C istantly in Love/' Sponsored b lie latter is one of Buffett's better Carolina Progi ks, comparable to such Buffett classics crmnHc rnmmi 'Come Monday," 'Miss You So Bad- in the and Little Miss Magic. competition. le wntcs: Contest spon? *u! * hel*>. will be held nex Ruled by inconsistency onight you need this distantly in love Th(f contes^ b he remaining songs are more of typical 75 cents studei n ? , . should call 777Califorma Promises," "One Particular bour" arc good songs ? not great, but d. We Are the People Our Parents Warn us ADout," however, is good, slamg fun, showing Buffett's magic. V!deo TaP,e C?[ '$ a cross between -Coconut winning film, igraph" and "The Weather Is Here, Spur tomorrow h You Were Beautiful." One Particular Harbour" isn't Bufs best album, but it is close to the top. no "Coconut Telegraph," but is well , AN Diet MN< id of "Somewhere Over China." du.cer' W,H sh?N o one can deny that Buffett's getting a video tapes in St ; older, turning a little more mellow and "ter t0"l0rr0, ming a little more thoughtful. binger has pre Lit "One Particular Harbour" proves pef,nngu Wor,rV he isn't about to settle down per- f,lr r China "kwpo <kntlu nrt# *??? J ,.vyi JUOV I ' b I Apart. DINNER $3.99l pWlMKU 1 and bread. CHILDREN I RS OLD EAT FREE! I NNER $3,991 B ^ and bread" I |A WOR ttr rwnirt; nc r^NTc I H wix 1 vy X V JL_< V / A Wl N KH I BEER PER PERSON ON R PEOPLE PER ORDER H $7.99 | j V SERVING. ITALIAN I Tue r\ im rue rAiPWAD^c I -- 1 u in t uu viuv nun <j b H ill [DEN 5-8 P.m. I! , fSING I WILL HELP | >NAL PLANS. h?? 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M*A*S*H*f" at the Golden Professors at 4 p.m. Admission is free. John Emche, the church D GER, English television prov a variety of his films and THREE C udio D, room 31, in the Law Edwards, ass w. were recently ?duced shows for the "Disap- Cleveland S Series" and "Odyssey," and Cleveland, O ns including "Kazaks of The exhibit u" and "Gypsies: A People tionals," has country durin LOWENBRAU (Z nVSQKIIa 8 o^j ,ST FILM FESTIVAL DOD Frankie & Annette ""n/tt tcpt t: TDT! a t t-i a DCALH I"/\ sday, Dec. 6, 1983 J^gE the RH Ballroom donation: $1.00 A New Hufr Bring Your Beach Blank ponsored by Cinematic Arts and ( "So you want to work for me, 1 a resume from Kl contest Linment briefs ing, presented by the annd the media arts departments d by the Royal Anthropological 1 be held tomorrow from 11 on and from 1 to 6 p.m. SC professors will be featured lesdays at Trinity" program at dral on Sumter Street. ristie, soprano, and Evelyn nezzo-soprano, will perform, by Charles Fugo on the piano, im, free to the public, begins at ednesday. Lunch will be served ifter the performance in the Doug Graham, on clarinet, and on piano, will also perform at :c. 14 at 12:30 p.m. )LOR Xerox works, by James >ciate professor of art at USC, accepted for an exhibit at the tate University Gallery in lio. called "Electrostatics Internabeen shown throughout the g the nast few years. BLE FEATURE! RTY" I I 1 u 0 1 fi n iHiiVft j M CoowIy Morror Showr f ~ ] -arolina Cares M j ^5. iro4 I nAAil I Ildl I IICCU - i NKO'S . . ."