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IL e CkckAMAs P rint Feature ______ 3 Wednesday, April 21, 1995* Bob Misely, Irajon V. Kortüm, Bill Briare and Kent Ludwigen of the band ChanneLight entertained in the Skylight dining room, playing what they called "World Rhythm." Bands: rock festival dazzled campus Continued from page 1 students stopped by to enjoy the sound. nnis in Theory brings jazz Ennis in Theory delivers a soft, and blues to a whole new smooth portrayal of the blues level of music. Even a that has so much passion and born dance lover or alternative heart, it leaves listeners awe groupie could learn to love the struck. The group’s facial ex sound this band created from 12 pressions thoroughly enhanced - 1p.m. Ennis in Theory had stu their feel for the music; it showed dents grooving with the in their playing. beat. For the girls who Rocking the top off •They ’ asked if the lead singer was Kevin Ennis on lead (Ennis in was single, the answer bass and lead vocals. is “no.” He’s engaged Theory) to be married to Chanda Tiller added her own femme fatale style sound Chanda, the back-up on back-up bass and bassist and vocalist, moved to the music. this summer- .< ...... Cassidy Blackburn really A little history on played against all odds good for Epnis in Theory: all with a tom snare in his band members live in drum. Cassidy added playing at Molalla and graduated pure vitality to the group a college from Molalla High in with passion in his play 1995. The group formed ing. three years ago, but Ennis in Theory Cassidy Blackburn played with style, cha (drums) has been with Rebekah risma and passion that the group for only a Irvin according to many stu little over two months, Student dents has never been although the entire paralleled at the college. group has known each “They sound really, other since high school. really good for playing at a col “We hope to portray a new edge/ lege,” said Rebekah Irvin. twist on Blues,” said Kevin. Ennis in Theory played music ChanneLight, an instruc they had written, music known tor-assembled band, per and loved, and requests. formed from 11 a.m.-12 “They rock!” exclaimed Dara p.m. Bill Briare, Social Science Davis. “They are gonna be rock Dept, instructor, played lead gui stars.” Dara requested “Free tar and sang lead vocals. Bob Bird” and they sang it for her. Misely, Life Science Dept, in The overall response from the structor, played back-up guitar crowd was positive and uplifting. and backing vocals. Kent Students could be seen dancing Ludwigen played bass to the trio. to the beat. The first band of the day, “They sound surprisingly ChanneLight gave an upbeat, re good, I am surprised they are not laxed groove. The group played more well known,” said Rikki mostly “world beat influences,” Barney. as well as “world rhythm.” Ennis in Theory passed out 100 ChanneLight was formed fliers for their upcoming shows. nearly 14 years ago, and has had Tney played Your Break Tavern very few changes since. Bob in Silverton on April 16 and 17. Misely is the newest member; They will be at The Spot Tavern he’s been with the group for only in Molalla April 23 and 24 and a few months. again on April 30 from 9 p.m.-1 Briare commented that the set a.m. at the college was for “fun” and Ennis in Theory played a song an “unplugged set.” They play they wrote themselves called a wide variety of shows and en “Groovy,” and it was just that— joy the diversity. According to it had a light relaxing rhythm to Misely, only three of the usual it. They set the mood with a light six to eight group members sound emanating through the played because it was a non-pay crowd. As time passed, more ing gig. E “It’s always fun,” said Briare, recalling his overall experience in music. The weather was fabulous, the sun was shining, and a light breeze blew. Perfect weather for an outdoor show. An illuminat ing mixture of weather, music, laughter, and groovin’ combined to make the Spring Community Fair a day to remember and wel come again, soon. I Sg The band Ennis in Theory with Kevin Ennis on the electric guitar and Cassidy Blackbum on drums took the show outside to add a little rock rhythm and blues to the beautiful sunshine day. All Photos by Timothy A, Bell O N • s E C ,O N D A R Y EDUCAT IO 7J PORTLAND CONNECTION Concordia is designed to help you succeed. You’ll establish connections throughout' Portland that will keep you ahead of the game and close to home. • We accept the OTAA (Oregon transfer degree) • Concordia is an accredited University recognized for quality • Personal attention is given to make transfer as easy as possible 1-800-321-9371 • Most majors include mentors and internships www.cu-portland.edu • Merit scholarships and financial aid are available admissions@cu-portland.edu • Day and evening classes CON C 0 R D I A UNI VER S I T Y E S S • M A R K E T I N G . 2
