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The lead singer for Edie Brickell and the New Bohemian
Grady Cole Center crowd in Charlotte Sunday evening. The
songs from their debut album and some new ones.
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By KELLY C. THOMAS si
Assistant news editor Y
The crowd at Rockafellas' was hit by an epidemic of
island fever Monday night. Everyone eagerly awaiting c<
the moment when reggae superstar Yellowman would
take the stage and woo the ears of Columbia with his own N
personal brand of Jamaican love. tl
Yellowman was originally scheduled to perform earlier
this month, but was forced to cancel because of transpor- fj
tation difficulties. Apparently, Yellowman had Eastern n
Airline tickets and was unable to leave Jamaica in time for tl
the scheduled performance.
This, however, had little effect on the turnout for the s<
show, and the club was literally packed with people ? a
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By TINA FERRO
Staff writer
"Greek Week. It's a great week
the theme for USC's fraternity an
Week, beginning Friday.
Proceeds from all events will b
Adam Walsh Center, which is
reducing the problems of child a
and neglect.
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WJm Games, Pictionary, a one-pitch
LI^HhI "Greek Follies," a cookout, shielc
'ngs anc* an awarc^s ceremony.
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numbers, will be held 8 p.m. at
Washington Gym. Admission is S
Games will be held from 2 to 6
Field F. Scheduled events incli
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band performed teams just like on the television sh<
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ster of reggae
isters and brothers, black and white . . . and, of course
ellow.
"It is good to see black and white sisters and brother
oming together here," Yellowman said.
Actually, the crowd was in for a double treat becausi
lew York folk singer Kirk Kelly was also on hand to givi
le group an earful of fantastic folk.
Kelly opened the show at about 10:15. A small group o
ins stood at the base of the stage. They had heard Kelly'
rnsic and knew the whole club would soon be enjoyini
le young New Yorker.
Soon, even the die-hard reggae fans were moving to th
aunds of tunes like "Poor British Soldier," "Red Blues'
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Follies," a talent show, will be presented later tl
evening. "Follies" admission will be $2.
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front of the Russell House on Greene Street.
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will be given to the fraternity or sorority with the
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information for children about the dangers involved
with strangers or other problems such as
abuse," McBride said. "We're hoping to be able
to purchase a couple of packets with the money
raised."
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il's to get publicity, unlike other other philanthropies,"
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the packet as the philanthropy project this
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vill help Greek Week become a success for the center's
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ellow heart in a stream of reggae dance tunes.
The club came alive as everyone danced their way
irough classic Yellowman hits such as "Yellow Like
Cheese" and "Nobody Move, Nobody Get Hurt," new
anes written since Yellowman's last LP and rock 'n' roll
sggae tunes like "Rock Around the Clock" and
Blueberry Hill."
Though many of his lyrics reflect a sexist attitude and a
tck of control over his hormones, Yellowman knows
ow to please an audience.
"I'm not leaving until everybody gets their satisfaclon,"
Yellowman said. And he was true to his word. A
creaming crowd brought him back for an encore and he
ruly performed to satisfy all who were there.
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