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Pit ill Shnflrr. t.ikrs his ,tu iliriu r on .1 musii ,il \ rnturc tram Coast to (loast n ilh his drhut .tlhum Paul Shaffer goes 'Coast to Coast' to capture contemporary sounds By Lav no lakofish Enr ore Reporter He's the kilty; nt keyboarding He's always got .1 good line .mil .1 good tune and non he's got an album his lust album In l'lilt). (.lining a rei nrd was the last thing on Paul Shaffer's mind He was busy w ith Loir \ ii>ht with lLivid I .cl I cm 1,1 n. a ro< k and roll 1 uln. show that he ran live out of New *1 01k < itv s Haul Km k Cate. guest appearances and spetini pro jeils He also didn't have .1 musical statement to make, as he w as 11noted as saving in Veu ) . >1 k magazine Hut things have sim e 1 hanged and on Aug U his debut album was placed on record store shelves Alter over a year in the making < 'oust to Const was finished and Shatter was satisfied "Pm thrilled with it (the allium) because I did what I set out to do Shaffer said in a tele phone inters iew The Hi song album is interesting in itsell The title. Const to Const accurately des< ribes the proc ess Shaffer went through in (Hitting the al bum togelhei he went 1 oast to coast lie (ricked nut' o! tile mini- tun lm ations t he tun songs re (drill'd there were recorded Ini' unlike .ill the lest ot (.'(),ISl It I ( s soul’s \\ e h.ld .1 slllok III session III l hit ago." Sh. liter s.iiil Ue l\ .lilted In <it’<tI with ( Imago s blues sounds and ue fell the null un\ to do it was to do it live III I Util i this five toot tall s|iei I at led ( auadi an didn't have a inusii a! statement to make \nu with the release of his hist allium, he doe The album is a tribute to ditterent regional sounds he said And the message is (pause) Ilahv. here it is t his is what musii means to me Shatter first sat down at a piano when he was six, i In didn't i hoose it I was ton ed, he said with a laugh Looking at everything he has done with Hie kevhoards situ e his parents made him take those piano lessons it looks as it his parent s force" was good tor him Shatter who grew up in I'hunder Ha\ Ontai io w as putt of Spun/.u Y/gli/ I n r s ongmal i ast in lura | le played the piano w hti h i onies as no surprise. I le also ar led in the |<)7()s siti urn . \ ) r 11 ,il tin■ Tup w Ini h was not a musii al show al w hat In* t onsmrrru to hr tin largest musical (.enters in the I luted States and then he went to e.ii h <:it\ in turn and made iihisk The result is .in album representing eight i ities and i ompi ising numerous musical talents "()ne ot the best things about making the album was getting to work with people and musii inns I had idolized when I was a kid Shatfei said ‘The album is a trib ute to dillerent regional sounds. And the mes sage is. ‘Baby, here it is. This is what music means to me" — Paul Shatter iniHign w c tiid tiu a sonji I lit1 imd ul cvci i fptsodr Shallt'r said During thill linn period lif mm h |iui Ins musii nn tin* li.ii k burner hut soon i anii1 lu regret il I Uni realh depressed and Ihiil's n Ihmi 1 realr/ed lust him mm h musii meant In mi- In- s.ml NllW Ilf s ll.ll k .IS (hi t.i moils hand Ifadei and mnsi i al director toi /.ah* Xiiiht with Ihniil I.i'llrrnuin Ills I hr lust song h-hmsou. w nt*n inr a.jam is On is a good cx.imple <it w Ii.il < iMSl tn ( n.isf rep ri'si'iils The rap rui k son)' includes vm als from such greats as Ronnie bright I lion I )iimi( i i li st nsy rhc f resh I’rince .mil < :.irule Kiiir hvery song on the album is ,i result of mixing main mu sii i mi list ry talents Although Shatter is usually one to stn\ he him! Ins keyboards, he does something new on this album he sings It took a lot to gel me to sing but I did It he i ause I uas inspired by the in us ii inns I was work ing with." he said Cutting a record is never oas\. espet ially i lit ting a record like this Sometimes Shatter would leave a cit\ having accomplished nothing Other times the inusit seemed to make itself "Since I wanted it to be a contemporary al bum. the music came easiest in i it it-s with con temporary sounds and harder in cities w ith othei sounds Shallei said Of all the cities he traveled to. Chicago w as musii ii.is ( umr .• uuii^ Mine Ilf first S,|| down ill hunt nl tilt* piano So h.is Ills rnpotation lh.inks to Dave |l.etternian|, I've become well known, he said Shatter st,nlfil working mi I.eltfiman in I'lH.' will'll In- w.is hired .IS (Ilf li.illd leader .Hid Ills (iinti.ii I w.is inst re( i*ntIv extended tor .mother two years ,it least When I was hired, they wanted someone that Dave could Ixuiik e tilings nil ot and talk lu Shatter said Shaltei and I.elterman are good friends liutli on and oil i amera 'Our professional and person al relationships are gleal Shaltei said We are good friends hut yve don't hang out We used to all the time, hut the show is so relentless ami yy e just needed the time ayyay I'he l.fllcnnun slum did make Shullei la moils hci ause it made him very visible I'he new aliiilin might do the same Hut. lor Shaltei it s all musii and thal s all that really matters Oregon West - FITNESS - • Universal & Free Weights • Unlimited Aerobics • Stairmaster • Tanning • Complete Co-Ed Spa Facilities Located by Running and BiLe Trails best HOURS • BEST PRICES [■—— ] 6am 11pm 7 Days a Week L 485 1624 147S Franklin Blvd Across from Campus ' us I The CULTURAL FORUM presents: MS. 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