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  • THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1977 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN APPEARING MAY 9 14 Direct from Detroit The Docketi The Roadhouse, July 28, 30-31 Many white rock and mil musuuns null in lhe Motor City fondly remember lhe sivtics as the "golden days " when there were literally hundreds of places in Detroit for a rock and roll band to get work and exposure from clubs and sock hups lo ballrooms and festivals along w ith a Mock ol recording smuts anxious lo sign up [lie most promising avis. Out ot thai cia came lhe likes of Bob Seger, Alice Cooper, Ted Nu- gent's Amboy Dukes, the MC5, the Stooges, lhe kationals. Frost, and a host ol oilier hit groups. lh.il same scene has (alien into j slate ol MAIM 111 IMM O hits like "Sock It To Me Baby." "Utile latin Loop l)e l.u," and "Jenny Take a Ride Devil With a Blue Dress." Since then McCarty has been a member ol Buddy Miles' t- xpress, and The Bee's unrelenting drise and mastery ol 4 4 lime has served Doctor John, Alice Cooper, an J Edgar Winter. Hies mil together lhe Rockets in 1972 with bassist John Fraga (formerly wnh Nolan Strong and the Diablos) and Venc-ualjn keyboard ace Maic Mariano and. after consid erable experimentation and dues-paying on the ' " added guitarist/vocalist Dennis e told ii is ago. n lus lurned II ard boogie-down bars like The Red Carpet or JC's on Detroil's northeast side, or Peter Andrews' fashionably tunky Roadhouse. |usi outside of txperlsal packing dance Hours and rattling lhe walls of a number ol these hoi spots is ,i das sic live-man croup known as The Rockets. Drummer Johnny "The Bee" Badanjek and guitarist Jim McCarty is etc once lhe musical nucleus ol Milch Ryder and The Detroit Wheels, who were the first popular while rock .ind roll hand ever lyes, Before lhe Beatles, folks) with The while "rock" acts should consider themselves fortunate lhal The Rockets are still play - ing intimate clubs like The Roadhouse because if they ever get a chance to break out into the ic national super-star scene they're protv current age. Interspersed with period pieces from Bobby "Blue" Bland, Chuck Berry, Otis Spann, Wilson Pickett, Bo Diddley, and the Roll ing Stones are Johnny Bee originals like "Rocket Car wash Blues," "Fell Out of l-ove" (the m-iry tale ol a teen-age sleeping pill Ireakl. "'Juke Boy Daddy," and a . onlribulion Iroin lhe Vici Sjiii War era. "Saigon Shuffle." Allot the Bee's maienal has the ability lo tone lolks oul ol their seals so they can start "Dancin' 10 lhe rhythm ol loihci isis lha ,1 The Bees O l|UOl Is like it ably going lion. Undiluted, the "glitu ". straight oul ol the soul/rAb bag that inspired rock and roll in lhe lirsl plai t, and it's a lol more potent than the stull sou hearonWRIF. W-4, or WABX these days. Much of the high-decibel excitement centers on the largely unrecognized genius ol Johnny Bee who, besides being one ol the moil sought- "le business, is the composer ng songs whose lis l, \ prohj iheti rch out The Rockets and lhe near lulurc. because if somebody in cording industry finally gets hip to Ihem .on'i be playing little places in Detroit, or Ann Arbor, much longer. Get it while* you can, lock and roll fans' -Frank Bach THE ROCKETS—DETROIT REUNION In the early Sixties, Billy Lee & the Rivieras was a teenage rock band that garnered a good reputation on the bar circuit of East Side Detroit. Producer Bob Crewe changed their name and Mitch Ryder & the Detroit Wheels became the prototypical white rhythm-and- blues band. After a string of million-sellers ■•IK i iioiisi: ("Sock It to Me. Baby"), Ryder embarked on a disastrous solo career and the other band members drifted to different gigs. Guitarist Jim McCarty joined the Buddy Miles Express, then Cactus. Drummer John Badanjek formed his own band, and bassist John Fraga played stints with Catfish and Little Feat. Now. McCarty. Fraga. and Baaaniek are reunited as the Rockets. With keyboard master Marc Marcano, this band is the apotheosis of Detroit's cauterizing fury fueled by assembly- line alienation and the lyrical release of great rock n' roll. Detroit's most dynamic white sound to date. The Rockets have been negotiating with RCA —Ken Kelley Jim McCarty - unforgettable lead guitarist and vocalist dates back to the days of Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels. After his stint with the Wheels. Jim joined the Siegel-Schwall Blues Band and then the original Buddy Miles Express. Jim then joined forces with Tim Bogart and Carmine Appice (formerly of Vanilla Fudge) to form Cactus. Cactus toured on the bill with Rod Stewart and played dates around the world including the Isle of Wight and Madison Square Gardens. In between work with various aforementioned groups. Jim found time to record some sessions with Jimi Hendrix that are in the process of being released. John (the Bee) - one of the best rock drummers int he business, John also began his professional career with Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels. John worked with Alice Cooper, playing on "Welcome To My Nightmare", toured with Edgar Winter and drummed on "They Onls Come Out At Night", which included "Free Ride", and most recently recorded on Dr. John's newest album and accompanied Dr. John on an extensive tour. John's unique vocals complement has solid rock and roll compositions. Dennis Robbins - lead guitarist and vocalist began his career in the south and has played with The Drifters. The Coasters and TheTams. ' **)*>*********;4>******^ ")»V Mon. - Ladies Nite -^kr Tues. & Thurs. 8-10 Happy Hour S. 10 special • Admission $3 Wed - WCU Night - Students ! i price APPEARING AMY 16-21 THE OUTSIDE CHANCE" from Chicago Top 40 Disco Music
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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University’s student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolin...

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