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By Janifer Youmans
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Percussion, saxaphones, and Asian in- t<
struments were the highlights of the evening,
while about 200 listeners prepared for a night o
at the Golden Spur they'd never forget. ]i
Shadowfax's first son, "Shadowdance," o
could have been played all night. Violins and d
electric guitars had everyone shaking their tl
heads. Instrumental talent was everywhere. ii
"SHADOWDANCE" LED into "Va- ti
jia," which gave an impression of being on S
an African safari, or on an oriental coast. s
Stevie Wonder's "Secret Life of Plants" si
would be the closest comparison to it. c
The next song, entitled "Watercourse
Way,'' was slower paced than c
"Shadowdance." It sounded like two songs p
also from Wonders Plants, called z
"Flower" and "The Venus Flytrap Song," e
the latter which is instrumental.
In "Arinki," Shadowfax uses sound effects
of birds chirping. This song, which gave an C
impression of being in Africa's jungles, was C
closer to reggae sound. Chuck Greenberg us- F
ed brass instruments to give the song a brighter c
touch. g
"A Song For My Brother" moved from a a
slow to a fast pace. An oriental influence was
definitely contributed throughout the c
beautiful flow of music. The audience was f
overwhelmed. No individual could clap or I
pat nis reet in time wun tne song, he could F
only sit still and let the music flow through f
his body. c
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axophone played by the talented Greenberg
ould not be forgotten.
"New Electric India" gave an impression
>f bamboos, turbans and brass jewelry
opular in the Indian culture. Jamii Szmadinski
played the violin with pride and
njoyment.
"BROWN RICE," written by Don r
rherry, was the final mood-flowing song. ;
j.E. Stinson repeatedly whispered "Brown
Uce," while Greenberg played the sax- I
phone. Stinson then played his electric ?
;uitar, which added extra sounds to the song
is spices are added to brown rice.
The violins, played by Szmadzinski and ^
Irums played by Stuart Nevitt, could not be |
orgotten nor could Phil Maggini on bass,
)avid Lewis on keyboards or F.d Mann on .
>ercussions. The audience screamed with
>leasure and gave a standing ovation to one
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