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j* Features . Friday, October 9, 1987 THE GAMECOCK % a - 1 * ?mmm^ rr ? . . ; Jett, Matcnet jo forces for conce By FIRDOUS BAMJI provoked The Philadelpi Assistant features editor quirer to dub her "the tc ? With numerous hits and a mo- grittiest, hardest-working tion picture under her belt, Joan in rock V roll." jett, aiong wun me macxnearts, is in ivm, tnc Dana releasee ;; coming to the Columbia Speedway Rock And Roll, and the tomorrow night with special guests went multi-platinum, spawr Molly Hatchet. hit singles ? the doublc-p Jett is on tour to promote her title track and "Crimsc iw-iratK aiuum \juuu music, wmcn Clover. includes such originals as "This In 1986, Jctt made he Means War" and "If Ya Want My debut in the movie Light Luv," as well as remakes of Jimi with Michael J. Fox. In th Hendrix's "You Got Me Floatin'" Jett sings the title theme so and the Beach Boys' "Fun, Fun, Around The Corner To T Fun." of Day," penned by , Jett started playing guitar at the Springsteen. age of 13, when still in junior high Jett's opening act, Mo school in Rockville, Md. In 1972, chet, goes back even furth her family moved to L. A., and In 1976, the late Ron Jett began to hang out at the local Zandt of Lynyrd Skynyrd clubs and listen to musicians such to produce the Southern rc ^ as David Bowie and Gary Glitter. out of Jacksonville, Fla. Then, in 1975, Jett formed the after an axe murderess, first all-girl hard rock band, the Molly. Runaways, going on to release six Because of Van Zandt's LPs and sp-nd five years globe- '77, the band sufferer a set J trotting ? all before the age of 21. til producer Tom Wermar Jett, the band's guitarist, wrote Records signed the group most of the Runaways' material, duccd their first album, Af including their Japanese No. 1 hit chet. The album went gold "Cherry Bomb." She was already later release Flirtin' With used to all the travel, because her truly established the ba: family had moved some 15 times. success. "Maybe that's why 1 can't stay Tickets for the sh in one place for too long and love available for $7.50 at th the road so much," Jett said. "I get Street Pharmacy, Scho * restless." Records, all three Video The Runaways broke up in 1978, all three Sounds Familii { and although at the time it was a and Peaches. Tickets will 1 killer blow for Jett, she picked Saturday at the door. j uuugs up anu iormeu me tommy Keoei win dc o Blackhearts with bassist Gary 5:30 p.m. Molly Hatchet ' Ryan, guitarist Ricky Byrd and its set at 7:00 p.m., and drummer Lee Crystal in 1979. and The Blackhearts will The new on-stagc Jett presence at 8:45 p.m. ' i i Donate CHICK] i Blood. 1 fh/^f JSM ^ 12<P?- Chicl 16 Pc. Chick I I J^OC^I -Mike McCrady, 20 Pc. 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In the past five years, the Hooc nie Van No strangers to success, the seven- Gurus have secured a loval folk decided year-old band has topped the college ing, and the group says that it stc >ck band charts with Stoneage Romeos, Mars from an "earnest desire to anim , named Needs Guitars and is now touring the the music and the audiei Hatchet United States with the latest vinyl simultaneously." Guru groove, Blow Your Cool. "We like 'em dancing," s death in Billboard magazine said the Gurus Faulkner. Because history has a hi back un- "seem to possess a bottomless bag of of repeating itself, he'll probably i of Epic pop hooks, stage command and pleased Monday night. and pro- songs that stick," and a Melody Blow Your Cool, the 1987 albi oily Hat- Maker staffer put it this way: "The combines solemn Lou Reed1, but the Gurus are my tip for the top, my vocals paired with the well known Disaster fascination and my obsession." tensity of the guru punk and r nd as a The group first assembled in beat. The Bangles, with whom Perth, Australia, and migrated east band has toured, dropped by to r ow are to Sydney, on the opposite coast, vide harmonies to the poppy tr e Taylor where the band is now based. After "Good Times." >01 Kids several line-uns. the current Gurus Columhia-hased rnmhn Rarhp Visions, are Dave Faulkner, sole original of Art will be opening up for ar stores member, lead singer, songwriter and Gurus at Concerts Plus. Pronv be $9.00 gutarist; Brad Shepherd, guitarist; Chris Bojanvoic of Undergro Clyde Bramley, bassist; and newest Productions said the band will ] pening at Guru Mark Kingsmill on drums. bably start their set early at al will begin \ history of successful and in- 10:30 p.m. Joan Jett vigorating performances precedes the Tickets for the show are avail come on band, ranging from stories of Cyril at the Taylor Street Pharmacy Jordan of the Flamin' Groovies jum- $10.50 and can be purchased at ping up with the band on stage in San door for $12.50. EN DISPATCH I I rAILGATE SPECIALS " (Saturday Only) = DOI ten-24 Potato Wadgas S9.99 Frc en-16 Potato Wedges $6.99 j n n_i l ? i A J i rr-I cii-oz, i uidtu weuges siz.yy double deals en-40 Potato Wedees $15 99 Introducing three new ? double delicious combo ? aa deals! Get two hot, delici "1 ItfU pizzas for one low price|| ? delivered to your door in Deliver on v&fflpUS thirty minutes or less. 0. . . 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