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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
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best album to f--"
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side of the Mobile, Ala., native. The album H
was a masterful collection of well-crafted,
meaningful tunes.
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proved that Buffett wasn't about to settle T
down to slow music. It was typical early Buf
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accompaniment. Har
But Buffett's latest album showcases goo
both sides of the founder of "shrimpboat "
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"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. "{
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Caribbean-sounding style only Buffett can It's
produce. ahet
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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
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)LINA Program Union's before and
nmittee will show the award- church.
M*A*S*H*f" at the Golden Professors
at 4 p.m. Admission is free. John Emche,
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GER, English television prov
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contest
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the media arts departments
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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
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