Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, February 21, 1992, Page 6, Image 6

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Singer songwriters Robyn Hitchcock (left) and Bruce Cockburn will perform in Eugene back to
back next week Hitchcock will appear with The Egyptians at the EMU Ballroom Feb. 24 Cockburn
will appear at tho Eugene Hilton Ballroom Feb 25
Cockburn, Hitchcock play Eugene
By Meg Dedolph
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Bruce Cockburn and Robyn Hitchcock and
liif Rgyptians, two |ii dormers whose mush
h.is been described as delving classification
w ill (s' performing m liugene next wo rk
i M 11i.• r. National Music < ’.oordmatur for
tlii* I'AIU Cultural l-orum. said these two per
lor ini'rs were < Iiomti with the Unis iTsily s di
\( to population in mind
I try to bring forth to the community and
. Diversity till' lies! mii‘,11 wt can. Millt»r said,
adding that both performers were stellar art
ists in their respet live fields
Robyn Milt.hi o k and the l.gvptiuns w ill tie
appearing in the I.Ml Ballroom I'eb J-i at H
pm I'li kets lor this pertormani e Sll for
students. SI i lor the general public are
.11 aiiahle at the I,Ml Main Desk
Hiti hcock is a popular performer on college
radio and has a solid and diverse following
among students. Mi tier said
Hie people who go (to liitchi oik's perfor
mam e) arc going to know all his work by
heart, Miller said
Hitt I; k ~»\i,d\ Metmdfi and Moms Wind
Me ('! tie Igyptiansi have played together on
and oil since the late '70s. first as a group
(.died the Soil Bovs, and have made music id
lrn hard to classily duo to the liter,irv aspect of
lliti 1h im k's w hose writing hits boon 11k
ened to Nol-1 Coward as well as John Lennon
The trio's newest album. I’cmpiw Island is
their third release on the A ik M label. Hitch
i rack i alls it his first '"adult” record her arise it
doesn’t put anything in terms of insects, sea
food and vegetation It's not seeing life through
the s< icncediction filter that small hoys like to
use, Hitchcock said
Perspex, Hitchcock said, is the English term
fur Plexiglas, and was used in World War II
fighter cockpits
In Kngland vou r an buy these little Perspex
paperweights with a sea horse or something
like that inside ol them," he said.
Hitchcock described his songwriting on
/Vrx/iry Island, saving, "II you believe that
mush is a form of magir and a form of impre
cation which I've always believed, well
my songs used to lx- curses Now, they're pray
ers
Matthew Sweet, another singer popular on
college radio, will open for Hitchcock. Miller
said
Canadian singer-songwriter Unite Clock burn
will lx1 bringing Ins music to the Eugene Hil
ton Ballroom Feb 25 at HOC) p tn Pickets (S15
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