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Features 1 Wednesday, May 25, 1988 THE GAMECOCK 3 Hp ^k\ ~; M$w Ajft^v Last gi( Rockafella's Colombia's live rock band on Di owes about 120,000 in taxes. Club for< By CRAIG WRIGHT A Staff writer Rocl The BoOeans, Black Flag, The Roc Byrds, Alex Chilton, The Boei Neighborhoods, Mojo Nixon and In ifc Rodney Cowell may not have a lot Rocl in common musically, but they were be r all brough to this town by one club phoi ? Rockefclla's. Rem In fact, there have been so many mid< class acts n this club that mentioning It these fewseems petty. What it does Bi do is illusrate the fact that one night was you couli hear the sweet country nam ballads olsongsmith Rodney Crowell ed o and tne next night watch Henry said Rollins fvvist and contort into a It sinewy nuscle, while fronting a band kid that bleeis the speakers. and It was all in a day's work. Past Poii tense. S Rockefella's closed May 23. bea Then's talk of a handsome evei stranger riding in, buying the club V and "aving us (Rockefella's in d ^ 9 regulars)all from MTV," but alas, we the sametalk concedes that the new wee owner wtuia warn 10 matte some mu changes. He'd probably have to. exii You see in this day of "me and eve money," lockefella's believed in / right and wong. If a band was good wer and deserve! to play, they played at loci Rockefella's whether they were con- sori sidered a "g?od draw" or not. mo It didn't natter what was played. ben The art was respected. eqi Rockefella'i instilled this attitude I of doing wlat's right into the ber community. < Carowinds r From staff reports Belinda Carlise and Bourgeois Tagg w p.m. Sunday at Carowinds as part of the pai Day weekend activities. Carlisle launched her solo career after wii lead singer of the Go-Go's. Her debut solo f went gold, yielding the top-five hit, Mad A Heaven on Earth, Carlisle's second albur unrestrained. It stretches her talents w pop/rock sound that produced hits like Hei on Earth, World Without You, and Love j Appearing with Carlisle wiH be Bourge< group has scored big with favorites like single, Mutual Surrender, from the all Wonderful World. Since the release of their debut albu ITagg's popularity has skyrocketed, and I toured with Robert Palmer and a-ha, an J Julian Lennon and Todd Rundgren. | : fi? Tickets to the Belinda Carlisle/Bourgeoi will be $5 in addition to park admission an at Ticketron outlets in North Carolin Carolina, via the telephone through I i 1-800-233-4050 and at Carowinds from 2 | Ion park operating days. Carowinds will be open extended days the Memorial Day weekend holiday. The pi a.m. and will be open Friday, May 27 and 1A in n/t/Jitinn trt itc ronnhr ^afnrdflv flnH Carowinds will close at 9 p.m. May 27, II and 8 p.m. May 29 and May 30. I \ Carowinds opens for its daily season o 111 closed on Fridays except on July 8. Carowinds is located off 1-77 (exit 90) 1C Charlotte, N.C. and 12 miles north of Ro t*j )p 'Noises Off I By ANNA GARDNER Stuff writer Students should be able to receive three hours of undergraduate credit in theater and speech for seeing Workshop Theatre's production of Noises Off, a play-within-a-play ri about a troupe of has-been actors n who are in rehearsal for Nothing On. ti Under Cynthia Gilliam's direction, li 3 nlulACAnhi^^ I nf the e. gn IIIV pilllV/JUpillVMI waavaw v. .? ? _ IS 1 playwrite Michael Frayn are jA.: d|L delivered as strongly as the 309 e j[ " statements in his 1974 book Con- t structions. The play is a commentary a on order and disorder, love and hate, v | questions and answers. t evine Street, closed its doors May 23 because of finar ced to clc couple of nights before Nightmares, cefella's closed, the owners of The Seven kefella's got wind of Art sets to an e: ke's dismissal at K-95 Rock. kicked the w ^mediately, the people at was Saturdi kefella's demanded that Bourke water. ehired and put up flyers with The Grc ne numbers of who to call. Cadavers, V tember these folks were in the and Cherrj die of their own problems. played hard worked. Beautiful. Emotiona ut all that could save Rockefella's the owner: cold cash. About $20,000. Rem- Gibson. ts of Rockafella s will be auction- Padgett v ff Saturday, owner Scott Padgett mainstream rock 'n' rol was August 1984 when the new decisions a on the block turned on her lights astrology. 1 shined down on all of Five an emotion; nts. People wi he gave us a place to grow up. We crying. Peo ame musicians, friends, family drink and l. money rau met our loves there, celebrated bucket (a i lance. We lost our loves there, but was the sup were with family. The barrier bet- the ritualis :n club owner/businessman and Rockefella' sic fan/customer was non- On Sunc stent. There was time for one last ac< ryone. all-star line is the rumors of the club closing the night w; e verified, a buzz started between for rememl al bands. Rockefella's had spon- Rememb ed and hosted many benefits, ner, the ba st notably there were "Phoenix" and?the wa lefits for the bands who lost their "I'd do lipment to fire. said. Padg t was time for a Rockefella's "Wish v\ lefit. and took a Dn Friday, Vectors, Brian and the Indeed. highlights bi nning fame as ilbum Belinda \bout You. -mm r;/-'..v. n is warm and ith the bold jven is a Place H Wr Never Dies. [' ais Tagg. The ^^^0# the MTV hit M ) ML JT^m mini What a , m, Bourgeois HflHSCPi :he group has ; Si d fronted for I / |Bj||Ora| s Tagg concert jpflg I d are available a and South 1988 Pal*diura Concert S Teletron at 3.m. to 7 p.m. Belinda Carlisle Sui with Bourgeois Tagg and hours for Beach Boys Sui irk opens at 10 Billy Ocean Sal Monday, May Ricky Scaggs Sui Sunday hours. with Emmylou Harris J p.m. May 28 ?"?" >' I,ufrc' Sui Chicago Sal . , . The Jets Sal n June 6. It is Expose Sal James Taylor Su ) miles south of Tiffany Su Hill. Robert Palmer Sal makes strong co, ment in The double entendres are fired through apidly and the slapstick comedy is , Noises : _- ... tu- ' that cai lagnmcemiy orciicsuuicu. inc cnire cast at one point works together Theatre i ke a corps of modern dancers ex- niation c cuting leaps, rolls and runs. Drucilla Brookshire as the nergetic maid, Beth Calvert as the AS* ilonde with the limited vocabulary, [ vm nd Jim Blanton as the actor who | vants to understand the meaning VS >ehind the action, are constantly up I I p.m. Tuesday on V Four Lives: Po Depression is based i four individuals liv Fort Worth, Texas being treated by a t< 1-1 ^ psychiatrists who disorders clinic af I 1 gjM Baylor University F | Hosting the sho j acting comnninit I 1. Screen Actors Gui ; was diagnosed in ; ^ The nightmares < H 1 H ed vears ended H tvA YNt. rANc> ito Gomtcock Charlie and the Ni] p.m. today at Grei icial troubles. The club The band's "juri blend of blues, rhy ing, rockabilly and ^ Little Charlie ar B led by guitarist Chi influenced by the Guy and Jimmy R Cherry Orchard, and of Charlie Christij Society played inspired Baty was recen iccited crowd. The night Guitar Player mag eekend off in style, but it best new blues \y when eyes began to United States. Singer/harmon )Ovy Cools, AverageN Estrin joins Batj ectors, The Glam Dogs, quavering vocal st r Orchard played and His harp work sh( Walter and Sonny 1 speeches were made by Bass player J >, Padgett and Steve drummer Dobie pump out a solid vondered aloud how the people up and dai of our country could call Little Charlie s I crazy when our leader's second LP for A1 re based on his wife's the Peace, will b rhe end of the night was May. al drain. The band has ere hugging and girls were from an overseas pie were buying one last Norway and Swe< boys were crying. The ied was a drop in the nice drop though) but it iport, the saying goodbye, tic farewell that we gave lay, Rod returned to do 1 I austic night. Featuring an 'Qeae * up of acoustic musicians, as a mellow, laidback time Bering. ering the drunk in the cornds who've been on stage M| iy she used to dance. it all over again," Gibson L j ett said he agreed. 'e had the chance," he said YOUT Di i drink. b< inds Preview 1 chedule i., May 29 7 p.m. n., June 5 2:30 p.m. June 18 8 p.m. n., June 19 7 p.m. n., July 10 SOLD OUT Cfll L, July 16 8 p.m. t., July 30 8 p.m. Serving t., Aug. 13 8 p.m. Surrourti " A nn 1 A T t\ m II., IT I H-III. /t f ^ n.t Aug. 28 7 p.m. L, Sep. 3 8 p.m. 1124 Dev mment hing interesting. 1 PO i.l O'Rourke, Randy Strange | IMHH e Sapp worked together to | the actors with an environ- jus{ can which to run lines, to run - favorite 1 and to run around. cheese p r Off is jaw-aching comedy I topping j n be seen at Workshop I pizzas, jntil June 1. For ticket infor- | Good thr all 799-6551. | , One cou I valid wit! EXTTyJ \ Participa ? I 'Call partictpe essives portra; mentary focusing ?*% IL^ ~ r people affected ^lllalW >n will air at 10 * < &<* /RLK-TV 35. rtraits of Manic ?,M> WW I on the stories of ing in the Dallasarea. They are rehabilitation with a combina lam of two neuro- lithium and psychotherapy, operate a mood The film portrays n filiated with the depressive illness from three p vledical Center. tives: the psychiatrists', the p w is Patty Duke, and the patients' families'. C y member and tient is a housepainter; one a Id president who Navy nurse; one a graphic art her 30s as manic one a board member of the N Depressive and Manic-Dei >f the misdiagnos- Association and director of when she began Worth, Texas, support group ~W f 1 1 V oiues Dana to play ds' group, Little ghtcats, will play 9 enstreet's. ?^ rap blues" style is a thm and blues, sw. pure rock 'n' roll. id the Nightcats is I*"* ?? irles Baty, a player : blues of Buddy / J ogcrs and the jazz M . in. tly singled out by 37inp as one of the C guitarists in the m ica player Rick d?&JjuW] r with a soulful, JW yle like Otis Rush. )ws traces of Little ' % Boy Williamson. ay Petersen Strange together I rhythm that gets icillg. i .'."...yP ; " v/'Y ' ind the Nightcats* ligator, Disturbing fl::- ||llllfif?l pSjg e shipped in early j vlt~ *Sx^A :r ^ ^ recently returned ? f . , _ ; tour of Holland, oOC/C ill tfl6 ulUCS. ^en* Little Charlie and the Nightcs Greenstreet's. 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