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Page 6 The Red and Black, Wednesday, June 14, 1972
I JIM PETTIGREW, JR.
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Musical
I Truckin s |
I just received a call that made me absolutely damned j:
furious. Some cat in Atlanta has bought a sheaf of Stones
tickets and has been going around saying that the
Tuscaloosa concert is sold out and “offering” monster who S
g preys on peoples’ tastes for profit also has a special little g
I;-: hole reserved for him in the Pit. :§
;$ According to the University of Alabama student union
§ last Friday, they are NOT sold out although quick action •?:
was urged. Tickets may be ordered by cable from the Univ. g
g of Ala. student entertainment office in Tuscaloosa and :¥
¥: more info can be obtained by dialing (205) 348-7525.
Mail order tickets may be had from: Rolling Stones Box g
j§ Office, 1930 Eighth Ave. N., Birmingham, Ala. 35203, and ¥:
g must be accompanied by a self-addressed, stamped envelope g
s and a money order or cashier’s check no personal checks g
8 payable to "Rolling Stones, Concerts East.’’
When I first heard “Tumbling Dice" on the radio, I
thought “hmmm. But the album arrived today and I was
able to hear the whole thing on a good stereo system and
the effect was like being hit in the back of the head with
the Washington Monument if you can ketch that. Take my
word for it, sisters and brothers, this i* one of the albums
you must hear on a clean and powerful system to fully
appreciate. On an AM radio or cheap FM set it sounds like
so much mush but when the headphones are on “6” it’s like
Phineas Freak taking a toke from the Majik Bowl.
The Rolling Stones are joined on this double Ip by a
multitude of artists and old friends like Ian Stewart, Nicky
Hopkins, Al Perkins, Bill Plummer, Billy Preston, Kathi
McDonald, Bobby Keys, Jim Price and “Dr." Mac
Rabennack.
THERE IS very little material or concept difference here
from the latter Sixties Stones music. The album is dark and
sinister rock that a whole milieu of bands strive for and
only the Rolling Stones and half a handful of others attain,
and visceral blues of the kind only a few white people are
even aware of. Mixed in with this is a small offering of
superb balladry. Almost all of it comes from the
composition team of Jaggcr/Richards except for two songs,
“Hip Shake" on side one by James Moore (Slim Harpo) and
“Stop Breaking Down" on side four, a traditional song
arranged by the Stones.
Some of the most powerful tracks are “Let It Loose,” a
slow blues on side three, "Tumbling Dice,” a laidback,
writhing urn of funk released earlier as a single and
currently receiving muchoairplay,and “Shine A Light ” on
side four, a chilling gospel r&b tune that goes Delaney and
Bonnie one better. Every bleedin’ one of the eighteen
tracks are genital-grabbers.
I don’t have to tell you that all of the instrumentation
and Jimmy Miller's producing is magnificent. Jagger's vocals
are number 10 form and the backing voices of Clydie King,
“Vanette,” Tammi Lynn and a dozen others are tasteful
and moving. Keith Richards also takes a more prominent
stance with more lead vocal work plus his usual outstanding
guitar lines and arrangements.
IF THE MUSIC here is any indication, then the Rolling
Stones gig in Tuscaloosa or any in the current American
tour should be an orgasmic zenith for rock music.
The liner photography and concept moves some of my
friends closer tothcbrilliant work of Eiscnstadt; it is vague,
amateurish and sometimes confusing. They even included a
serrated poster foldout of the Stones complete with
childish captions that appears like something a kid with a
Brownie would produce when fooling around his Scout
troop. I think back to the nonpareil album jacket of
"Satanic Majesties.” But what’s important is inside the
cardboard; listen to it yourself. It is as an old friend says,
“Corn Bread Heyull.” (Rolling Slones, Exile on Main St.;
Rolling Stones records, COC-2-2900).
Shaw conducts Beethoven
Save on Crisp
Krystal
Fried Chicken Snack
Are you hungry?
234 COLLEGE AVENUE
(across from Palace
Theatre)
SHAW CONDUCTS BEETHOVEN’S NINTH
Symphony debuts summer season
The Atlanta Symphony
Orchestra breaks tradition
Thursday night, Jun , and
debuts a new sunimei season,
as Robert Shaw conducts tiu
musical masterpiece of
Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony
in Symphony Hall in Atlanta at
8:30 p.m.
The work will feature the
Atlanta Symphony Choir. 125
voices strong, directed by
Shaw.
This will be the first of four
separate concerts to be held in
Symphony Hall this summer. A
different series of concerts will
begin Father’s Day at Sone
Mountain. I e Stone Mountain
series will he of a “pops”
nature and will feature such
artists as Chet Atkins.
Thursday's Symphony Hall
program will include
Beethoven’s works: Leonore ‘
Overture, “Die Trommel
Genihret,” “Freudfoll und
Leidfoll’’ from “Egmont” and
“O War Ich Schon” from
“Fidelio.” After the
intermission Symphony No. 9
in D Minor, Op. 1 25 with final
chorus on Schiller’s “Ode to
loy,” will be performed.
The program will be
repeated on Friday, June 16 in
Symphony Hall at 8:30 p.m.
Tickets are available ' by
calling the box office at
892-2414.
It is a pleasure to announce that John Hammond has g
been booked by the Union to perform at Legion Field
Monday night, June 26 from 6 to 10 p.m. Hammond is :§
relatively unknown but he is one of the foremost young
white blues artists in contemporary music. His albums on 3
Atlantic are honest and truly derivative of the blues. If %
you're into music, er, 1 think you will dig him. 8
Congratulations to the Union for providing more jx
entertainment like the fine shows last quarter.
That much-referrcd-to friend in my columns keeps (half) g
jokingly threatening to sue if I don’t give him some artist’s g
credit for so many of his expressions that I’ve ripped off. j§
His name is Jerry Coody and he’s, well, a rathei colorful g
person, former roadie for the Strange Bedfellows, a legend g
in his own time at another college and one of the hippest x
and most knowledgeable music freaks in the South. J. C. $
Las an uncommon affinity for dry and comic humor nd I >:•
draw on it a lot. Salut! Old pal, I’ll probably rip you off *
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