Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, January 22, 1993, Page 3, Image 3

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Music
Friday, January 22
Etouffee (Cajun rock) at the EMU Be«( Gordon
Musk: at 5pm
T ho No dot ay Band w Undo Hornbockle
; f jes) at Go h j Times V 30 j m
Emergency Broadcast System ;
Tovk"*S 9 pm
The Daddies Earty Times * :* >«.
10 pm
Rumors of tho Big Wave Virginia Cohon
UOCVf «• . n a ’S T r ' • •jBer-u'1 3’
tno WOW Hail Q pm
Saturday, January 23
Boogie Potrol E«pre»» Suntunnet ■ 1
Mu o/o*ycrw> tank) r tfieEMu • •< '• j' 9r
the No delay Band w Linda Hofnbuckle
(bKjos) a' Good lm« 9 30 pm
Sweaty Nipptet Early Timet . ’ • • ;
at m*. WOW Ha* 9 M pm
Mark Curry ; • a’ ’ jyt. ' yi 1
The Supertuckett Dote Rotor Lupo
al . r-n Henry's 10 pm
Sunday, January 24
E iddlin Sue Unc »e T and Johnny r • ,
at j f r, Henry s Hi •'
Guest Artist Recital ‘ * fv ' : * )
c< r oft Mali 4 pm
Monday. January 25
Rooster s Blue* Jam ; « i* . •} <
v 3Q pm
Now Bond Night w fingor Hut Reach James
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Tuesday, January 26
Compost Tho Big I Am KPonH
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Stevie Stay Voughan Tribute Phenomenon w
C hr it Hyatt and Cold Shot : . i
Wednesday. January 27
Dangerous Household Objects -, V v *»
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Unshakable Roce xr at ? ay- ' - ;
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Dayglo Biock Piglet j- - jt t»-•
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Thursday, January 28
Concerto Concert H.V: t j ’ .«ur
m\ ttve untvorsty Symphony} at Concert
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More Time Jf • - * J T*mm V v pm
The Toasters king Apparatus * o> at the A A
nos 8 30 pm
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)0 pm
Yantra » Ot r, vv 9 pm
Visual Arts
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Miscellaneous
Wing* on youf Heel* " i • 'V • ■ '• ' 5
"The Madwoman of ChaiHot
Story by Pat Malach
Every kid ha<t spent lime in trout of a
mirror strumming a tennis racket, base
ball bat or broomstick, pretending to be a
favorite rock n' roll star performing in
front of a wild throng of fans.
Chris Hiatt has taken that childhood
fantasy to a new level.
Along with his hand Cold Shot. Hiatt,
:i(). has been touring the West bringing a
" Tribute to the l.ate (ireat Stevie Kay
Vaughan" to fans ot the Texas blues leg
end who died in a I‘100 helicopter crash.
Hiatt, who will be performing the trib
ute show at Goodtimes Bar in Kugene
Tuesday, said the idea of taking a tribute
show on the road evolved from tasual
i nuversulion.
"lust last spring we were silting around
with friends,” Hiatt said. "And just over
loose talk with a Inter, someone said. 'You
know, you kind of look like him. f rom
this angle here you look like Stevie Kay
Vaughan.' And I'm like. 'Oh, cool.’ It all
kind of went from there."
Hiatt said he first became a fan of
Vaughan's in the early 1980* while tour
ing with a lounge band in 'Texas. Alter
reading about Vaughan in local maga
zines and newspapers. Hiatt said he had
to go out and buy an album just "to hear
what this guy sounds like."
"I turned it on and immediately appre
ciated it because it was all centered
around guitar.” Hiatt said. " The guy just
blew me away because he could make so
t much noise with just three guys. It really
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