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6 Leftover Salm sound iome John Lyons Staff Writer Leftover Salmon Big Mountain A healthy dose of Southern culture will be offered at the Elbow Room in Five Points Wednesday night. rru lij 11.. 1 i i j_ tyi _ i wu triucciiiy acuamreu uanas, Diue Mountain and Leftover Salmon, will bring their veiy different styles of music to Columbia. Although their sounds are radically S3 Bp Jm Elizabeth Suto. Killed by a drunk driver on February 27,1994, on Bell Blvd. in Cedar Park, Texas. If you don't stop your friend from driving rlrnnk whnwill? Do whatever it takes. U S Department of Transportation YOU SAY YOU CAN RIDE? PROVE IT. j MOTORCYCLE OPERATOR LICENSE I Howard G. Nichols It"dflMk 9 I Hometown 27670 ! ANY STATE, USA L Unlicensed riders account for 80% of the fatalities in some states. So get your motorcycle operator license today, And prove \ o / that you are a better rider.\M/ MOTORCYCLE SAFETY FOUNDATION^ R. ion and Big M( different, both bands are strongly aroi influenced by traditional music of the root South. ' Blue Mountain, a trio hailing from und Oxford, Miss., relies on country, bluegrass an i and blues influences to create their tight insi country rock. The band shares a similar ana sound to other critically acclaimed bands like Wilco and the Jayhawks. deft Blue.Mountain plays a soulful, gritty Mis; brand of Southern rock that bounces new from straightforward rock with a "Jin foreboding edge to wispy ballads spun here I M HHra jm I I So you (i Life can t your AT&T p when) L'kiMo binx disluiKV Gills liilk.il iii A'ISTIkkiK' or AISTC iillii>K<iinl .KXiiinK The Gamecock HlHlH Tuesday )untain hit Columb ind melodic guitar work and lyrics "Bud" was inspired 1 ed in the imagery of the South. talented, groundbreaki Dog Days," the band's second release Aside from these < er the moniker Blue Mountain, is trio focuses on the sim ntelligent release highlighted with in songs like "Blue C ghts into Southern culture and set anthem about the sim rt by its unique topics. fishing, and "Lefs Ride *ZZQ" is the band's tribute to a now upon the freedom of j met radio station that once offered and driving, sissipians their only chance to hear Singer/guitarist ( , groundbreaking music. bassist Laurie Stirra lmy Carter" pays homage to the folk together in a punk i ?rather than the political figure, and Hilltops, and Stirrat * w 4 % r, 7v*' - i? ' '* *,., '' ' C; .'r'^'' 'V--/-AC-J Jlillk Ml " I M gJ \ ' >' ihone bill-direct dial, calling card, director /ou spend just $25 a month? No other plar >t call 1800 TRUE-ATT to sign up. Save o AT* Your True ( DiwiHinlsfilT A'INTIusk r.ilcs. Url;un i-xilusk ins :i|i|ilyt Sulijivi to hilling mibiliilily. (Xli/r .iv;iil.il>k- ti , February 6, 1996 ia and they she )y the Grifters, a John Stirrat of Uncle Tupe ng Memphis band fame, offbeat topics, the After Blue Mountain i pier aspects of life exit Wednesday, the audiei anoea summer what Leftover Salmon refei pie joys of life, like hybrid music of "Polyet which expounds Slamgrass." getting into a car Leftover Salmon plays energetic fusion of Cajun, for >ary Hudson and reggae, zydeco, rock and p< t started playing The second album from 1 outfit called the band, "Ask The Fish," is a 's twin brother is a live show they did Hallowi Dexter'snot his You suspet call Dr. Nusblatt, you The Call is C roo bad about the C >e complicated. AT&T True Reach Savings' ^MK|gBy|P **jr .^PPI|fc| usual self. ct the S<lJLS<l^ r family vet back heap. onsultation \ iM is simple. Save 25% on every kir y assistance, local toll, cellular, fax l gives you all these different ways n every call. That's Your True Che T Choice i ixtikk'ntiiil AlKTinslonx'rs: Minimum s|x iulinn ixxiiiiiX'iiK-m is |x-r rvskkulinl xildn't be missed loandWilco 1994 at the Fox Theater in their hometown of Boulder, Colo, makes their Singer/guitarist Vince Herman has ace will hear a background in improvisational acting rs to as their that leads him to change lyrics in each i n r. nnic i^ajun penormance. The rest of the band consists of Mark 3 an upbeat, Vann on banjo, Michael Wooten on lk, bluegrass, percussion and Tye M. North on bass. )lka. Both Blue Mountain and Leftover this five-man Salmon pay homage to Southern music recording of in their own way, and their performance een weekend Wednesday is not a show to miss. W (ir rr 9 .1* . ? < ' 1^1 I V^" s'" :;V,v . ^ 1 home. 7ee.) pvspvs A id of call on and modem >to save?* )icpSM HLc. ' lino."(t xnpnivtl II1 m:ij< H- k H1H ilislaiKV turrim C 19*Xi A1ST