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Body and Soul performs at Good Times Saturday night, bringing a healthy
dose ot Motown rhythm and soul to the house.
Shake and roll
body and soul
The Body mui Soul band
will heat up the night with
Motown rhythm and soul
Motown lovers will find .) special
!r«*.i4 at Cood Turn's Saturday night
when th»t Body and Soul band i nines
to town from Portland
When l.inda Hornbuckle left Body
and Soul in 1992. many assumed the
band would break up Rather than fold
ing in. however, the band has contin
ued to live up to its reputation as the
Northwest’s premier party band
This 10-piece ensemble offers the
Iwst of Motown with an updated sound
including a full horn section, rich
back-up vocal harmony and the soulful
load vocals of Tarshone Watkins and
Chris Baum.
Body and Sou! has appeared on The
Today Show. The Pat Sajak Shan and
numerous regional TV and radio pro
grams
The hand has also performed with
some of the nation’s top Motown and
blues acts, including The Temptations,
The Four Tops and Klta (ami's
Onstage. the (mini makes dam mg
Irresistible with quit k-pa« ed i horeog
raphy and blistering instrumental
breaks.
The layers of permission, bedrock
tiass lines, elegant gospel-style voi als.
keyboards and brass establish the
Motown sound body and Soul tap
tores that same sound in true authen
tii form hv avoiding the use of
sequent ers and drum mat Hines and by
creating powerful musical arrange
ments
The band's song repertoire includes
many favorite Motown classic s sut h as
Aretha Franklin's ''Think," Martha and
the Vandellas Ham in' in the Streets"
and Tower of Power's VVhnt is Hip
Their list nit ludes more than till sm h
near-legendary covers
This band is known as a group of
polished performers who tan all stand
on their own as soloists Collet lively,
the extraordinary talent and energy
create a virtual explosion
The music begins at ‘I to. and admis
sion is $5
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could show up with Bobby and Sissy and
these dancers” would be jumping around
like they were trying to stand straight in an
earthquake.
You get the feeling everyday is hemp day
for most of these folks. What these people
really need is soap appreciation day. Of
course, it would prolvibly die for lack of atten
dance Maybe there's a wav to make soap out
of hump We could kill two birds with one
stone.
So anyway, if you really, really like Pearl
lain, you'll probably get a kick out of Dropped.
You can just pretend it's a new release from
Eddia Vadder and his liand that's much belter.
‘King Lear’ finds niche
in contemporary life
William Shakespeare's King
h‘ar is a powerful play of betray
al. evil, love and redemption.
Robert Barton, department head
of the University's theater arts
program, said he ( hose to direct
this play because of its timeless
ness.
"There are countless contempo
rary reverberations in this great
play.” he said "It is about the
confusion we all feel when the old
order isn’t working and we des
perately stab at the new.
'll reflects a time of moral bank
ruptcy. The good news is the play
helps us to see in new ways. In
the world of King Lear, there is
reason in madness, vision in
blindness, outcasts can return and
compassion is where one least
expects it."
The play runs May 2H and 2!)
and June 4 and 5. Tickets, $H lor
the general public and $4.50 for
students and senior c itizens, are
available at the University Theatre
box office
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King Lear, the season's final University Theatre production, ends June 5.
University Singers, the University s premier choral ensemble,
performs Wednesday, June 2. In Beall Concert Hall at 8:15 p m
Season wrap up
Calendar to the final week
of Music School concerts
Friday, May 28 — Vocal Jazz Ensemble
The Oregon Vocal |a*z Ensemble, directed In adjunct
instructor Mu hell Van Handel, will give a repent performance
of their May 21 concert ut noon in Beall Concert Hall Admis
sion is free.
The program includes selections *»ui li as ‘Once Upon a
Dream," “Beautiful Friendship.” "Summertime'' by (merge
Gershwin, Dow High the Moon" by Ninny Hamilton and
Morgan Lewis and "Too Young for the Blues" by Frank Com
stock
Wednesday, June 2 — Campus Band
Thu University Campus Bund, conducted by Graduate
Test fling Fellows Ann Williams and |udy Wishloff, will give
a free com ert at 7 p in in Beall Com url flail. Following will tie
an H 15 p.m t om ert with the tfniversity Singers, the Universi
ty's premier large choral ensemble, and the University Cham
ber Choir.
Thursday, June 3 — Festival of Trumpets
This concert will feature solos, duets and quartets by Uni
versity trumpet students and will begin at ft p in in Beall Con
cert Hall Tii kets. available at the door, are $4 general
admission and 52 for students and senior citizens
10 trumpeters, under the direction of Associate Professor
George Reckur. will perform selections ranging from the
Baroque period to contemporary, including iihish by Tele
mann. Nulhybel. University graduate I nil ( lurke and (.raduul
Teaching Fellow Blake llodgelts
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