The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 05, 1988, Page 5, Image 5
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Alter an absence ol almost si\ \e;ns, Southern
pop sinu'ci ami "beach hum" liiimn Hiilli.ll will
return to Columbia with a 7:10 p.m. show Sunday
at C atolina ('oliseum.
linlicit, whose tnajot conuneKi.il success came c
^^m the late 1(>7(K, is known lot personal, huinoious s
^?oii).'s that covet three major themes: the beach.
line and diinking. Although lie lias not had a hit in s
ci>jhI sears, his oldei Hacks have become lasoiiles I
ol a nevs generation ol listeners.
A native ol Mobile, Ala.. Bulled stalled out on i
a ii on musical load, gradual ini' uuli a |
history'journalism degree liom the I imcisity ol I
Southein Mississippi in Bui hequickh dec id I
ed to lollovs his musical inclinations. I
In 1973, Bullelt icleased his debut album. I
H hiw Sport (. Oat anil a /'ink ( rnstat can. on the I
now deluncl ABC Records label. Ii didn't sell well. >
hut otlcieil I new musical sl\lc nm si'cu hrloii- .1 I
combination ot oountiv, iand cabpso. It .
would soon pnnc to be succesxlul
Bill felt released two alliums in iV" l I lie hist, |
/ iviru; and l)yini: in J / /tnu\ sported a lop 30 v
hit, the ballad "Come Monda\." I lie second,
I /-I, had 110 hit similes, but maintained Ins etow i
me popular it \
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j Jon Uisk do (lu'ir work. 'I lu* San Francisco trio per
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I Hill Id I ttttlll
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??r? ??i? Mamu) in fin
di nhbeil.
Havana Davrircamini;, hnlletl's lonilh I I', While hul
ante otil in 1976. h\ then, his live shows anil pails IimiiiiI such
lilies, such as "Whs Don'l We < iel l)iunk" ami Manama's,
'(iiapelrnil (Juicy I mil)," hail bioiiuhl him a West. I la., in
tibslanlial following. hut il was the album to a line of nop
I ll 11 IV*. I 111 I W 1 11 1 11 I II 11 k I' 11 1111 I fill >1 l.-l 11 n.ill I .. . It .. .. . . .
Chanties in I.attftides, ( fiance* in Altiltides was <>| "Maigant
cleased on MCA Records in 1977 and wont
4atuiun>. liackcd In his ( oral Reclci Hand, the In IVX^, li
list single. "Margaritaville," shot up to No. Son also began It:
lie fill/hoard charts .uul became an anthem loi Ins I lean, a urea
ans. I he title 11ack also became a I op 40 Int. sold well and
I wo more lUillett 1 I's came out in 1V 7 K. I he sound. Ills 1 (
list. Son of a Son of a Sailor, went platinum and Iand. w
leldcd another lop 40 hit in "C heeshmget in telurn to Ins
'ai adise." I he second. Yon Had to he I here, w as Hullett, 41
i double live set that went gold. genei at ions
Mullett's ninth album. I DUuno, was anothet Wuruatitavill
llatinuii) success. I wo singles, "I ins" and the ti'le woi k on his
.ong, became lop 10 hits, and tracks such as Since Hul t<
"Treat Her I ike a I ady" and "lioat Drinks" tliete is no i
ecei\ed airplay on album rock stations. moie inlonn
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i! Joseph Pope ot Angst appears to lake a nap while drummer
'formed Wednesda\ evening at Rockafellas'.
V/ISIT I ' INIVERSAL STUDIOS TOUR
Vl^AN MCA COMPANY
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Bas.;3?;i * < '- '.%y w,rt-te-ww:
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ibsence W*"' /
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irhour. Riddles in the Sam/ .iikI / <;w ^ .Jj^ yjjjjjk
ten's music.il eaten lloundcicd, Ik* W^' k r|g i
.1 succe'sslul icstaiuant bai in Kc> f jm,
i ll)N2. I k' de\eloped ( ai ihbean Soul, ^
ical shut clothing thai sold well. And llr" 'mtmBm
k oil .1 Mill) sciipI hased oil tin.1 Ivrics 'J?p: .'*?/'
KUNCXCI , Uullcll's llltlMCal 111! nines
i turn around. Son^s >'on Know liy
test hits I P, was released dial \eai, If!!?
introduced new lisieneis to his unique
>lh allium, I loririovs, was leleaseil m
liile yielding no hits, represented a
ttopical roots.
, is now touiinji to the cheers ol two
oI 1.1 ns I'IIHIIK I uni oI his
r tilni is expected to hey in soon, .is is
17| li alhum.
:tt is expected to perlot in several sets.
tpenini; act. lickcts aie SU?.M). lot
at ion. call the coliseum box oil ice at limim Huffed mat I
iiiy his trademark parts
jjjty V^gjiSHs^^j .il S P.m. loi ?i\
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u III) Mill s.'Cl- .ill oi/Cil
with disastious lesull
I icials ollei him a ch
/ kk mum th, sta^e comic pari nor o
comed\ special.
\nd> Raps and lead nuitarist \oculist ^ illu' *iik1 1
louetlier lot II veais
can't stand each oihe
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