The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, January 13, 1992, Page 7, Image 7

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* PAPA Jj By KATHY HEBERGER Copy Desk Chief Feet tap the floorboards as strains of Miles Davis' trumpet drift through Papa Jazz Record Shoppe on Greene Street. There is a quiet rush of conver^ sation at the front of the shop ? a customer humming notes of an elusive tune he hopes Papa Jazz employees will recognize. fff The ching-ching slide of the Hm cash register drawer marks the ebb TOv and flow of new and used tapes that are the shop's lifeblood. English junior Julie Frick said she comes to Papa Jazz to browse, but, "Sometimes I'll buy somthing," she said. Papa Jazz, beside the recently- "\\ opened Rough Draught bar, has mark been a Five Points fixture since ^ere ] 1980. From its floorboards to ceil- rare s ^ ing, wooden crates hold music of ^n every flavor ? reggae, blues, rap, are a{ pop, rock, swing, classical, roman- on a tic, Cajun, jive and of course, jazz. these "You never know what you'll made una, junior neamer Lowe said. gp The shop's original name was Rich's Record Exchange, named Huey for its first owner, Rich Joseph. for 5 Joseph had a similar store in Ohio vjs j2 and was looking for a college town prjce in which a used record store could jng f, flourish, owner Tim Smith said. pact ( % Smith worked at the record shop ?jt J while earning a degree in philosophy from USC. Smitl Calm brown eyes behind round paj wire-rims reflect the easy-going approach he takes to run his store. m JL t aiti in i # Carolina Tele ByLEECLONTZ Assistant Carolina! Editor For the past two semesters, the small student staff of Carolina Television has been hard at work producing Carolina News Tonight, USC's first studentproduced regular television news show. This semester the station intends to expand its schedule to three nights a week for news and wants to bolster the viewing offerings with the addition of a new game ? show, talk show, and an entertainment m I *** 1 mj \ DO YOU NEED The Studen 5 HlP For more info. Call 786-8476 in Co ^77* Buyin? a ^\?j?j store is a r \ stores in tc )/ Jazz and Ma ( >' in the Booz( anC^ SC^ USeC ^add shelf sj ^ f / tP^vJ 2,500 casst 20,0( our jazz coll ^e're such a specialized Papa Jazz et," he said. "People come gland, Italy looking for deals, looking for parts of Eur tuff." jazz artists long the rare stuff in the ?hop there, lout 100 78s, thick discs used Smith sai 78 record player. Some of over the ye are Thomas Edison discs "People use in 1907-08. fied in thei lith recently sold a Buddy that people r album for $450. He has a now, or it c "Piano" Smith album selling People just 100 and an original Miles Da- spend exper tzz track. The average album he said, is much less expensive, rang- Philosoph om $2 to $5. Tape and com- lace, one ol liscs range from $1 to $8. ployees, sai< depends on their rarity, con- has taught 1 i hid the demand for them," Wallace als< l said. beard and lo ia Jazz is the only one of its "If you're in Columbia. In the early 80s, unusual, Pa] were about seven used record ne said. y CTV! ^vision starting p show, with a comedy show on the agenda for production this fall. Work on the television station is not limited to broadcasting majors. "Anyone can come in, regardless of experience, and they can work for whatever time they have available," said production manager Patrick Bryant. The station's pioneer show, Carolina News Tonight, begins production again in approximately two weexs, News Director Mike Sowa said. ^ "r ' v '-V * s^WKBm , pEAHinNSURANC t Body Health Plan l^l) Blue Cross w jw Blue Shield V^r of South Carolina lumbia, or drop by our booth durin; nd selling, Mj iwn. Now only Papa nifest Discs and Tapes it Shopping Plaza buy 1 music. itity of music in the wing, and Smith says looking for ways to | )ace. There are about 1 Jttes, 2,3uu compact _ )0 albums and 3,000 op- . ^ige^ name when^he a attributes growing a roduction on news, g CTV is available in all residence halls hopes I with cable, on Carolina Cablevision Chan- progran nel 10. Original news shows will air at 9 Appi p.m. every Monday and Wednesday, once duced ! i :?r, ^r piuuuuuun ucgma again. uciug <_ Complete information about program- CTV ming and the date of an organizational during I meeting will be announced soon, Sowa probati said. v one ye Last semester, Carolina News To- membei night ran four nights a week, repeating partmer every other night. Sowa said the staff organiz WM X S \ / y / \i ^r X \ ^L L ) registration. jgfe Jig, --fs^W rfi W^v v ?; .^S ^ ^^R./;. v - ?ip jJ^^k .Ja^B V- .^fl ^ " x " .SPf ? 'V' ?F 1 ^ nBi * SP , jites. \ , lolaBi^^B f"'Wsi m Bt ;ame, entertainme o expand to three original news Garnet i is per week. FM. oximately 40 shows were pro- "We c last semester, with practically all and tax 'arolina News Tonight. Sanford, was accepted into Student Media "We wa he fall semester, and will remain a nitely hs Dnary member until 1993. After Journal] ar, the station may be extended Media." shin in I JSC's Stndp.nt Media dp- The S it, joining other university-funded come as ations such as The Gamecock, newscasi PP <y V ?<5? \ * cT # \v \v k \V , L\ ^ * Id 0) ? ? CO ?> I Thumbing through a pile of used compact discs at Papa Jazz Record Shoppe recently is freshman Maui Bozara. rapa Jazz buys and sells tapes, albums and CD's. >nt programs ind Black, Portfolio and WUSClon't want to get overly ambitious everybody's resources," said Paul last semester's station manager, nt to grow gradually. We defiive the support of the College of sm, Media Arts, and Student taff of CTV eventually hopes to close as possible to a regular Bryant said. X V // # : /f/ ^ \ A fly Or 'v V ^