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HThe Carolina Program I Union J nmviies you to attend "Breakfast with Hthe President" I r\._ t n tt 11 i nL/r. james id. noiclerman October 3, 1984 7:30 a.m. n-Kusseii nouse Koom 327 Admission is free hilt sidn-im ic JL4JF 1 ^V|U11 CUl Come to RH Rm 209 or call 7-7130. ??? October Gamecock Special Enjoy your old favorite, the Big Mac Sandwich, at a very special price?only 994; plus tax. Only in October and only at McDonald's?, 921 Sumter St. %h^J ! ,- S^SSyBt fvl ^gggSmtgj^ifii A. Jt yfT. p^fljlMMHBfc^^yy;^BB|f 'intprc ini 100*. i mi i i IT'S A GOOD TIME fffiM FOR THE GREAT TASTE [fi?3 No coupon necessary. Offer good through October 31 st, 1984 at McDonald's, 921 Sumter St., Columbia, SC Strong soul a 1 " Tor inxeresiea By Patrick Jean For those who appreciate soul music that rloocn ItntiA an uv/von I iiavk ail lUtlllllJ VI 1313, CL {JlCdl IVtUlUy Hall album has been released and is a must. Titled "I Belong to You" and produced by Ray Parker Jr. (who also plays on the album), the album brings out Hall's best talents and is a sassy celebration of soul and funk. The first song does not reach such grandiose heights, though. "I've Been Watching You (Jamie's Girl)", which is currently rercivina Inn aimlQi/ folic on y?i'i ~. ...D . vjy tv Mil piu; j ivno uu v/iu 31U1 y falling in lpve with your best friend's girl. But the song does carry a snappy beat ? one of the best aspects of Hall's music. THE SECOND song, "A Real Man," sounds more like a Coca-Cola commerical. But the third song, the title track, is brilliant. It's an old-fashioned ballad with oldfashioned sounds ? pianos, violins and acoustic guitars. Hall's lush, high-pitched voice is me icing* on the cake. Hall's fourth song, "A Gentleman," is praise for men who still believe in etiquette. But he also offers modern advice in the song, such as "Don't try to make love on the first date." Hall becomes a story teller again with his fifth song, "Older Woman, Younger Man." The time packs a ringing guitar solo. Hall taunts, "If you're able, come on and rob my cradle." Side two has the most disaDnointino snno r J o --O on the album. "Feel My Eyes" repeats the "i didnt ki There are more than a 2,000 hinds \ of birth defects. FREE DOUBLE CHEESE ! . av CYDD ^ 7 11 rn r > * MONDAY NIGHT , FOOTBAi S FRFF 2 16 OZ. COKES? WITH EVERY PIZZA i ANY W'TWi ^ j plus 4 FREE 1 30 I ^ ^ ? i nnp $9 W I I Ull V g I GOOD ONL ? I NOT GOOD WITH i ro TAX INI o _ _zzzzzzzzzzz; | i free thick crust i % son any 12" pizza | I j + 2 free cokes? j | I A.I L ?ftn 4 m? I I yuuu mrougn iu/ll/tM | 1 L? tax ? ? I 1 | rwee 256-0301 Ibum a treat mii^in Innnro IllUOIb IUVCIO same lyrics over anu over, i ne song sounds like a continuous skip in the record. "GLAMOUR BOY" is the only guitaroriented song on the album. It has a nice beat, but it contains cliche-ridden lyrics about wealth and fashion. Hall then delivers the best song on the album. "She's My Little Star" is another pretty ballad. The lyrics offer fascinating compaiisons between love and starlight. Throw in Hall's great voice, a superb saxophone solo, lush background vocals and the song snowballs into a memorable ballad. "I Want to Touch You" finishes the aioum. us sound and lyrics are like that of a PG-rated Teddy Pendergrass. PARKER SHOWS himself to be a fine producer. He knows Hall's best talents and showcases them. He also gives Hall his own original sound and does not make him sound like a clone of Parker. Hall also shows himself to be a great artist. His sound is soul ? not funk rock or future funk ? just plain soul. Hp hrinoc monn ~-?-J- - ? ... uuvn lllUlljr 11 auiliuiiai SUU1IUS 111 soul and avoids too much electronic percussion. He is also a great songwriter and singer. This album leaves nothing to chance. It is a well-crafted, well-written, traditional and finely produced soul album that should belong with pride to any soul record collection. lun umi'' f?) March of Dimes jy nmib4rth dcfects foundation ohm 256 0301 FREE COKES? !F?? _ I <<<$?$... PURE 0 FOOTBALL ? ^ PLEASURE & ll special" ' doubif 8 CHEESE i WITH EVERY PIZZA ? > OZ. COKES? t 1.50 | Y 101 84 I _ \NY OTHER OFFER ? ELUDED S -?ZZZZ"*" ZZ* . o \ FREE THICK CRUST1! | i ON ANY 14" PIZZA,1 3 | + 2 FREE COKES? { I nnnH thrnnnh , a ?' II tax included IB \ I FREE DOUBLE CHEESE